The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-15 00:00:00

~2: -_ ~'f 7, - 1 , .~. ~ ', f:,.. , 4it 1 ,0 t, 4- G , i..* 41q ;1' N6IBER- 7601 fib lAN ORJNCE, Jan. 8, THE PRINCIPA: OFFICERS ,of His . JEtrrs 011DN.4lNC,S do, hereby gle . e . Notice, that .Pnips444 tail be , receiv.ed Pal"fall ' ("i sr 4 : 6 " 3 f01,14;ty the 2014 tidy of January &eta:1111"m tic 4 &logs . as May he witting, to undertake lits! Sn2fl4 V' WOOD .IMOPS for Strviee of this 'Deportment, 12.0 r Thrre Y ears, determinable after the explosion of tirfirsit Year, mph Notice of 7'hree Months, al the option of t:Pa r Pin g . ..! 8 " 1,01 "..f 4111 4 eirtfilnt may be vie w ed upon Application rulripal Stoiikeepea'.i 'oll4e in Ike 2-"c"..' t ,‘ " IntWicalars, together with .the i'ernis and, " dit h:, l4, tlw Contra. et, Imo br,,knolitn at ,the Se -1:1!"94 °ATI: i 4 trall litrefahl, aay Day bcitceen IN ro al 'l'en and ko;;;:,e/04, u here the Prclitditils' PL444 Ze deli no • ! N .l up an d endii•s d d " Proposals fur : , - 1V,1141° 95', hat no 114.0 - 4; t.,:an be admitted after the' fi ! ' id .Win , iaht, at 7'ut o' Chick at Naan oe the same Aett4l l. 4 n h , -•• • 1 • Party "( '''" any Tinder be notsted, aule,m t 4141 i 4 t, tr un .dgeng ill his bektlfr shall attend., _ ity , Order,i tls 410nrsi, - ' R. 11. CREW, Secretary. I, HOLIDAY . .PRESEK'FS., A•OltiOete Set of entertaining QIJkiS 1 lONs t„,„, tl ::i a d i l i lNWEl L S, whi c h hare hi.eti prepared at a very_ E:,n,,,,„2l""Pelfee;.!itud cilletilate4 for the Amusement of (giifi r li . 0 1 41 ' Y nusiiher of P e rs o ns; Will be presented wS LIT mid co. to their Friends and Purchasers, f 1.0.40 ; hltrle,riferery.clay until T UESDAY thrs i Mi 2fst, tt' t he .................... _.. _ _ i NEXT TUESDAY. .. ARTI N unit c, 8, c(irnhiti, and 120,.0x . - ttie ~, .c.)ril-sti eel, be g leave to' remind their. beAVFl,',°,,,,,i'.. fin if : , ,gib t!iat the tforrEta begins Drawing , . 1 ,7 .. r4,,,,,, . ti tt i fie ;IL rwo Priz6s 'of' 40,000' Goirtem,' Iwo of bouut k n ° other eftilituis, ail in Sterling Aluiley.—Tbe fi rst 1 1 814 1 kv kill he tot itlt'd to i:;'Gaineas encii. 0.. . rli Applicatiou is lecniattlopled to the. Fortunate N of sia MARTIN an'a CO. ~,i ares 11143 Brand Prite of 4P ) 000I. 4 • - 731 "20 0001. • - " &c. 14a. • ' •• . Z•E-.i:17 777"."---- U, ESDAY 111 A.--.7"-f; Si TP; I , otltit'V BEGINS x • r) . TIRAWINti. ' , ••i ••Ac'r ritom 'rill'. I,OII>ON (AZETTE•• TERRI) ' l . o 'rlT.ltY FOR. 1816. - . • .6•C 13 En F. .. . • . L42.0011 1 .... Prizes i,f .. . 94 000 Guineas 10 500 , it t i ...... ~ ....... ~ .. 6,ooo .Guilivil)' '' 8 .' 250 . . 66' ............ .. 1,000 Guineas • • 5.160 4 ......... '. • ti .. ... • •..... ........ 400 Guieeas - ' 3 .6° Io ... ~• . _.• • . • 3 , 154 10 :•• ............... two Oithieils .. •. • • ~ 1, 0 ' . • • .%., ... .. .... ... .2:11) GUineks „77;.: ,• • •)., . .... . ........ ' 100 Goineas , ••• • ............ ...•• , 50 'Gunieas •••• , .0 000 ,• I , Z= • .................. 25 Goineas _ ~t.. 7,600. • ...........".L.. ................ • . 17 Pounds ' •• *4l . , .........—•—• I* ' 644l ititels. • t. i320,00u tilin hire ' +int Da)i 1 000 ,Gt-Ille4° , iiill J 4. ' ...... i. •• 6.'6 ..... 'F,OO Guineas ad ilit , ,,, iuo ... • • io . ...... ... - finifiesa 1 4 t l l (Int,. :1 4 1 ' , 56 ; ' ..... 441° . 6 .... . 66..6. 643 n p n Onineas 511. 4.ii,, ' , "ii . "; • ... •.. e1t4,0 . ........... - 4- Guineas ' 'title 1..14iat0 ditt,, ...... (1 ,.r „ t , 1 , ) , Guineas to eitt,„:;'• '• ' • -- • ••• •• ' ' ''' • • 3, 1n 0° 0, Guineas 110' ditto Okla, ...... ditto , u, r itst SOO 1114„ . 1,; i''l* dll t" ~ . ' each. " t 6 ' 04 1 Pr4e. . - . , e entitled to 24 Guineas * ea ch. . 14 4ittu ditto , ..... 411,h,,i."1 Day , 1 ' 1) :00 Guineas 4 11 ditto ditto ..... . .... `""° '. .... ditto '., • 13.11 's n 1) DRAW/NO. Ist, January 2), 1817' ' td, January, 31, 1817. t, Id Febrii 6 , 1417. Z "6 th e n i Nl' n, teti; ' "Y T. BIS"' 4 . . "11111 t our ' hearty Comtntmlationsi having in..,,!".l,l:iiiiirrc,l,ihe (ore•roint Scheme of the Third Lute ,r,..ii711,4,4,111,t1ia, iu he draw n pursuant.to thel 71,1' Rein, 'l4 4 '` betel) 1 . 111 . 1 '. ° i tY-hixtli Year of his Mains y tizereq. )64IgnitY to you our. Consent anti Mideliall T Approbatlen • rea.uy Climbers the 12th day of ' - LIVERPOOL, .. - N VANNMIAR r, , • , LOW'rfIER. --- " a itori end ni rectors of the LotterY! • 1-;-..111 LAY ir--:-7 " ------ 1.0-1 . t , Y IMil t •ES 14* 1-I,,H,„4liNte,:iiitNew flriilgeytreet, London 1 4/G loit er to iiilortil rut,' that ever since the 1r1ii...." . 1 7%, I had been afflicted with the hues Venerea i 10pit,i01,4ti„,4,1,. re,istini ever course of me dicineiin. cirr i; I ,' ed by the :hest c;iiini:rit of the faculty here, r . tn . tl _ s. 't446 " 44lg 4 eterals*T ert courses of salivation, and . twil. a d r i to te of ti,,,, ° el th e Hospital with little relief, woul d ap pear " I P a r st year - ~4 'l9ttit illVetvr,ite nattire. lit the spring o f .. park . ;gipel order litai gut t)• head, as nearly to put a - - i d 1"IIII "neiz I I ' , such . k ' . the crown of he'n I ~,t initti ...-:, aturti.l airlit.rtgrestiv‘lc,(c.rti.otti,riaie out iu a fr i g tful ltiglell'_..t ..y7ri t ; l lit w ars " : l ; : ea l d l iully painful, awl lurlftbiettal also t,„ O 4"01, titer:then for.the last seven years ; lily Ise 4.._,ge4.hnt!'le6 01111, was very much discolutireti e . , tn un ii d t •g i, a e N d :e s ,44!cl tratiating pai, particularly when warns 1 , tui I ,at 104,"‘ tY to deprive hie of reit % is; this lamentab t, s . , I t si, 4. Lil:tolerated by Mr. J. l'hoinpsOnt (whn rrcei();ll, w hi,, 4 l‘' l l te Ill! Llteot here), to tithe your Lealte 4 s Patent of a isrt • • n 't( 4 ll to :loon the eon of May tln the °°9l ti k , ' 114 . 1 hisi. , ' noir e thin ^44 44 th . "Mill to receive beiteat--111 little .. „ , filga totar t: Illek.r4 Oil niy flea:la:id arms 'Were sound!) , nettl i t: , ? ‘ - ' - v. eve r, e , i f the Ne/re m on my legi i n also ; lc tritls , . 1 the 1,44, lauleraldedistiiiiiiiritiiot in the sliiii, and PM" ". i tion,ltht iPri i which, by the lilt sting of God,- awl, a 1 ,1!, 1 4 e . the no" 14:44.'Vel:11)i:e ill ).,:iie invaluable I.lltitlicinet'"l'l"" ills eni cti '4 , 4 , 1 ,7 44. ,,5n11Ct the sliin rep,tinifig denature' hnr, . sli d .l tar,. ii at Nuts graihinite, goin g ,r.---I thus liecitio,t., 11 1 0, "9,441114 k,, and '. • i weal,: free from all .., ~ tier t .,,, i ., , . ,►. medicine, 1 t .'4kagil,' o,enos—liarn recitvered my former , spil'illt 1 1 7 l - t'sstir,,,:',4" 4 ' o become Jolly and fat, in whieWittate titt% Nit., i "' 01All Moot Its, to the astnishment of all who tut ~, 414 dt it 10;4 i g ti , )(,,,, ii ,r ti ~ ..it what teruis t o t e'spr,As my g . r i e. th ud. ' ► . 1, , tu t ,„,. ", good ol other suffering mort, lit, .te: 1114 " OCC4- ItIli ; . r ~s.pubti, as passible, as,l shall on uycl.Y .►1114: doing yiio will greatly oblige, • t . .3qur grateful, obedient, very h amide *el . ": ? i , t ; - ALEX. 111Ulttst. . ebv4a l 4 ei ' .. . orc, iti;tli.st ,tFt . I - h Y , . •, - rte. , ..i in mrg . . . . suli,„ 1 1 , ',,‘i P. ► iiesses till he' above Care' .00mpson, No. a New Ptinitrs; Nltirket f Edinburgh; p re "lilt It'ltitush (:I .1 (1„ . .. e ,. Edinburgh... , tu l4 lt, I' ll " 411 41 told l: +l ' ' Ti l t: Y ' .ter - niomAs I:1 1 . - i, , m ehti, , 0, the y- ie stto.. town. t ~, .. 0 ,_,., , „ 0 , ; i n k 'lei N ie , , ' Royal College of -.burp, 0. after a :niint Sid,.,,kW llridgii• street, London; Who'? n;:arti. nthil y 0, -o, :e of mortilhaii 40 years, 11l a P,t.'",,,ti''those 'latioe4t,;l.eted to t lie titre of Venereal Curaptu'r"- sod 'v - tre y 1 4 ‘ . 1 . 1 -0 (lie the of Gemirati nn , with that inviolable, ...__ ItiAl 4ll 4'h ta , 'IC" '' 4,, it HI his prafeasion should always obs'qt t, 1 1 1 '; tin, 4 I n' llittlans hitoself . the advice end as 1 1 ;" nec will titt'ltittlY ailiainisters to.persenS tiking this IlletLmniiox 4tf6 h1:41 i 1 1 :: (1 . 11 :; . 46 dlSCEt'liiitie Ptibii4,.as an adcattage 3 •-- -"' iti1,4144),,,,,i4,4;!!!bitt ilttithailliglity-• ~,„ of Cheat t ta k , tt A 44.74741,, aitritiiittinent,fOr the ettflrVl ( ll; (tird_ street ; 5,,,,,..bi5iii„1.,)ni.n„,, ~. the Tiltibutt, , Nu. 104,, !, .Baxtcni, ",t-hr'd ,' .°. 7 Ft 4 h-street-billt Ill). and i i! . tnt. i go t 1 , ,,h, i ~-1 .. ir,,lo:rsr i t , ' " i , ll tot • lt. Callwell'ht Dnl4lft •li i n arid . w . ,, 'll4 , i t , 6 - k-r.Y cuosiderable toatit in Great liri it i ..., h t.,1 el'etoltlyA.'clil ' ' h t• oped, Nod scale "l , I llx :4 4 t ~:tu1:ti1:43,41,01,1, .titirect.ls,44-w4lcier'eab4Yl litsi"slll4°ldiseale.bt'Yr•. s nr 6 Wttli east, speed, see:tech . .. . • iiivrittmosy • •• • frEIERE are Females ors tlie-utmost delicacy of tonic), and even supaviority of condition, whom pecu liar circumstances, nevertheless, may justify inn listening to a Proposal of NI Alt,ltlA6E,t4ostgli originating in a'public Ad. vertiscinent.—Aline (posk,paiil) addressed by any Lily to A. Doan-atreet, Soho, will be duly an iowered, , •. " .• . .. . • ;.• TTIVAYay was pliblislied. • . , In One large Volume, Octavo, price .11. 10s. in boards. DIN DA1( 1 (.',AIINI INA , . jiixta. exemplar, Hey. JL I laralll3 ; bus. ccts%erunt Nate .lieynianw ; Para • • 'Qui ' '-. ii • Pliras 1 Belte.dietina i et Lexicon .Pintlaricum ex integro•Dam mil Opere I:,timoloicieo octet ptutn, es nxtlL Serie dispoiitntu. Digessit et ellidit 1-IENRIOUS HUNTINGFORI), 1.1..11. Collegii B. Marim %Vinton.' props %%Intim, Sneins.': * Al ,* The Lexicon Pindarietnn is sold sepsrately, price' l'2s. bisirds. Printed for T. Ca‘lell and W. Davies. Strand. • _ This Day were, Oublisbed; • n 'f* , (l Volumes,: illustrated by a iieW Set 'of Maps, price ids. in briartli, st New,Erlition, being the Sixth, of ILEN! EMI'S of (iIi:NtRAIA-lISTOItY, An eient amid - Modern. To whicir is ,a4.1 4 ,'4; a Prohth of 'Chronolo g y,. and, a Comparative View of 4 aciept and MoilOir Geograpli y By the, Hon. ALICCANDEK Fic.4lo , . • • • -L or d.woodliouidew. , Printed for 'l'. Cadell and %V. Davies, itrand,,LcindOn; and A. Constable and Co. and J. Fairbairn, Edinburgli. ''Phis Day was published, in Bro. price 12s. boards; - 4' TOUR 000010 HOLLAND, A along the Iti-lINE, andthrouttli the North of FRANCE, in the Summer of 1814. In which Is given, an Account of ttic Civil and Ecclesiastical Polity, and .ofithe ~iystem of Educa tion of the Kingdom •of the Netherlatid*i with. Remarks the Fine Arts; C om merce, and Manufact.u,res. • ' By JAMES MI rciiLl.i. Printed for Longman, Burst, Bees, Orme, .titidlli.awir, Paternoster.row. • - Of whom may be had,Jately published, Memorandunp of a Residence in France. in 1815-16 i; price lts. boards. ' , Scott's Visit to yaris ill 1814 ; price 12 s. uinkrd a . Peril Itviaited in 11416; price J 2i, boards. , Bernard's our through Switierland; &C. ; :11s. boards. Panl's Letters from the Continent; price 128, boards. This Day Were ohlish . ed, Elegantly printed, and e m belli s hed wit h t wo fi ne Portraits of the Aut luirrin Two VolumesiAtth,price.Al. 4%. boards, T. . WORKS of THOMAS GRAY , E s q . • Edited by the Bcv...IQIIN MITFORD. • The'Editor of the present Wurl: has been mostkindly youred withJoany,Original Letters of Gray, hitherto nnpub lished,of the.greatest inl'erest,m4well as with the Originals of many of the Letters very , incorrectly published, and much al tered by Motor). The Public , is therefore. preitthred, for the fir,t timiz; with the authentic and valuable,Qorrespondencti of t irAy. ' The additional Letters in this %Void; are not only ex- I refuel! iiitorestingiroth their number, hut fortheir intrinsic. merit. The Insvetioncand Atterations by Wson are rejecte,l, and,the genuine Manuseriprof Gray iMplieitly Pillowed. • The Editor . is alsp enuhled to lay before the Public many .curious W61160[15 to the principal Poems of Gray, in his own. , hand,writing. • ' • . . atrinted for LMawinan, Ludgate-street. 1,1 , 7 lifts Day were puldli let , Elegantly'printed in •pClCiiet. VoinUl6' with a Portrait of Mrs. More,,price Is. Gil. in' boards, or i n One ' V olume Duodecinio, price Cs..iu boards, a' new Edition, with Ad • ditions. , ot . . • • QACItED DRAMAS; chiefly Intended for • Young Perstini-,the taken from the Bible. T,o Which is aildvd, Se:a - Ability; ;,u Epl , i le. By I.IANNAI - i N!ORE, Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whoth may he had, • The Search after Happiness; a:rasp/tat Drama . ; and other Poems. Elegantly printed in it pocket volume, price 2s. (hi. in lioards'; . or in one vehatiteOniform with Mrs. More's other Works, vric.gs. inboards. 'IIIO'I;I4EAPEST. and 'IIEST M EDICINZS fur (X.IUGHS . COLDS, and AST/ IMAS: ' ~. ' - '', ITURCLIsi. COUGH DROPS , - ; fear recent I, Colds, obstinate Coughs, and, confirmed Asthinas stand unrivalled. Its reputation fo r fifteen'years past, and Ilse va rious testimoniei,olits eflii•nef, is a sufficient proof of the esti. motion in which it is held for all Asthinatlc Affections, recent Colds and Coughs,. ircinuever 'obstinate, and all Pulmonary Complaints. As proof s , the folloWing instance is inserted: — To Messrs. SHAWand EDWARDS. " Birmingham, 'Meech 16,1805. " Cientlemen, in Justice to you, :111(1 to certify the vale; of that-excellent Medicine, Churelr's Cough Drops, I send you the folloning case, at the 'particularrequest E s:if S' thSIVIe patient. : 're " NNNEY." " Sir--I .cannot sufficiently aCknoWiledke the cure I have received from Church's Cough Drops. A most suffocating Asthmatic Cough dnring the winter afflicted me so severely,. that I expected nothing less than death every minute • one bottle relieved me considerakly, and four more perfectly restored nae. 'Vonr sending this to the Proprietors will iddige your humble Servant, : • ", THOMAS EDMUNDS." Sold by Mr. Edwards, 66, on the Foot-way, St. Paul's Church-yard, London. Nene can be genuine, except " Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard," is engraved on the stamp.--Price 45 . .9d. and . double size, 4a. 6d. por bottle. • -------,-----. FOR CO UGHS ,,COLDS; ASTHMAS, AN p.coNsusw.. TIONS. • CIJNDULL'S IMPROVED I.IALSANI OF ~ HONEY. This salutary Medicine claims the attention of the Public in a very peculiar degree, as it Combines all the desirable quitfities for eradicating. the most, violent Coughs, Colds, Asthinas, and Constunptions, without ex,-) posing the invalid to danger, or obliging to confinement the Ire rums taking it: . To expatiate on its extraordinary virtues is perfectly unne cessary, as the leng trial which it has experienced with a dis ceroitig, Public. ix the most convincing proof of its very su perior efficacy. Among the very numerous testimonies which the P r oprietor continues to receive of the benefit the suffering Invalid derives from this Medicine, is the following letter ad dressed to Itim : To Mr. Henry Cundell, 47, Minories. Madras, Stiil Mar, 1816., ' Sir,---I hare been in the middle of the year Dili attacked with severe catarrhal symptoms • they. ,lasted to the end of the year, only disappearing fu r a short interi . al; aga in re turned with gre ater violence, with the addition of violent cough, pains in the breast, very, frequent wheezing in my throat, and difficulty of breathing. This inutile:id me to seek' medical aid;. but finding no relief fro he aid given, 1 1 e as brought to recollectioti of your Imm t proved Balsam of Hy', which I have taken occasionally . from September lust to t he present tune. I have the pleasure to titate, that it grestly appeased, and afterwards entirely - cored my Violent, cough, and.gare instantatieops-relief its the w heexing and difficulty of breathing. Dying (I.. , ilrous to hive `scu t l City of your of the proved Balsdin by me, I heg you will d our dozen ss. eid. sire, directed to me, to the tare of John 'Carruthers, Fort St.'George,: . and inclosed is an order mt Thomas Coutti, Esq. and Co. of your City, to pay fort he same. I atn, Sir, your obi:client evant . . JOHN JERENHAII. • etindell's Improved Dalian) of Honey: is prepered {only) snd sold'hy Henry Cundell, Chemist and Droggist, 17, Mi nories, in. bottles of tis. 9d., ss. 6d., and 12s.eaand ch, Si du m, ty incincled: Also, bY'llia Appointment, by J. Evans Long-lane, West Smithfield, Wholesale Agents for the supply of the Countr'y r . aitd iretail by' Ellintson,. -Borough; Knight, Norton Falgiste,,•.%Criglit and flolwell, Itorough 1 Baclibiou, Cecii-ltill, Ratcliffe ; Ward, ISII-1; Ilollsoin r Hudson and Co. Haydiarketi .Stradling, Royal Rscbange • Nix (late Bonen), front of the !Loyal ,Exchange ; Sanger, 00, Oxford-street, opposite' Bond-street; Tyre, Ilattriti-gartlets; Coolant), Cirren wirli ; Sbakeshaft, 45, ItotherOthe.street I Butterfield, 173, "sir.nniv and by ono or more rtipinable Medicine Vender% ill every own in the :Visited Kiugdom, 'I alie notices otwo Ale WIC gl'lltiiill . Ilia what fore sigirqd at the In:Mania the pinsitlitet .in4si.Sown lind,writing. WEDNESDAY, JA NUA RY 15, 1817. -- NAVAL CIiAttITABLE:SOCITY; Addressed mute losrticillik teIsII.YIRK: Officers and others here n in concur:. ed, 'wlityfrorri causes,ltusts , iregketed:to becofire Mistibiirs afAht: , • Society. ' of and proper sentiment's! in I _ the. Naval service, will, feel it his duly to contribute to he foudi of tins tiosietyin . p!oportion to b . 's etieatis. /irothers in arms will. require nu stiotalus (and 'least Of all Idritrilt sailors) to hold out 4 succouring hand to a fitiling co/oracle.. fly asiociating in a hotly, likr that fiirtned utnier the desiita lieu of the Naval Charitable ••Society„.every, Officer secure), Without tisk of fail . ore, a haves to his Mends in the' hour of distress, (List to tlti* ye unmarried) and a port :everilor , his own vessel, if site tie _found' no longer sea-worthy. Vide General State, N. C 4. I.i. p, 31. • On the nth instant, n'Quarterly Meeting of the MeMben% of the Naval Chaiitable Sobicty was held 'at the Thatched i-louse Tavern, St. Jarnes'a-strect,i at which were, pr,e)etit :--- Admiral, I.ord 11,asistock in the Chair 'Vice Admiral Hunter, Eters t- Adatitaf Hear-Ad Mira I .'auy'ot ,`lTZ:UttiCkyer'oor Browell 'Captain's Edge, Clay, Untterfielsh. and Mapitt; ; Lieut. Diightintale, •I)txtur ,putraio l Jones "; ansi James •Bailiis,• Esq. • • ' • •,. • - Tiventykyy cases were, presented for consideration, 18 of ~1, • were relieve., 411... servo rejected as bring 641 . ilte reb4i.ve, .' of 9ititers not subsesibu6i to tht society. • 'This rery laudable Charity, like all (ton's, naturally ex ut p e rienees the_ severe effects of pie 'extraordinary lit esshire the tir'eselit tittles; bat's° admirable ont . lnstitution, we are peeittade4wiThnot be'snfferett by ti great nation and a krate lul!peotito to lilt even into. tempor4y decay. The Priricipfast any) lthjecta ; uf his trulylumerolent Society are best explained is 11 1 6 fulidtvtog ProisCe to its pubis licii Boots i,and *hiCh 0 hare gredt copying, , at the particular regitest of sortie of the leading Members of it This isitor art itittirc which any•cbaritatile Institution cite stand iu used sll ss keriVr4t apohrgy ; nvvertheless, amidst, the increasing ntitnber of•Astaltlishinents for beiteroletit ,per poses,. which the 'hinuarie'cliaracter. of the times gives with to, each .will natyrally be anxious to display its pretensions with such di'stinguishing' ciroutustancesiin. its favour, as may pitivent'itg being lost in the 'criswd ofcontending - projects, m i d e rect it on a basis of national'estein 4 11. 0 Oermalleikt .••' • , , • • . • • With thri view, the " sii,aval,phafitablit ISOciety," with the • • 't 'experience (4 'anuther'proaperous.year of. beneficial eXertioit,' egaiieadvauces its claims to the public attention: • . That those who for their country's glory cheerfully expose their lives,and limbs to constant • peril, are Well entitled to the public•protectiim„ is a propusitisin s tot titith of •. • the licatt , Uf. every Briton bears a cordial testimony r ttad it ,is equally true,' that the minutes care has in several noble establishosebtS existed itself' in providing in a general •a toy t h e r oi e f of thi►s'elezcriptiuri of brave sufferers; bpt who' does not knew-ibitt every day 'produces cases of particular distrait Mul Misery iitniidgst that most'deserving class of per sons, the Sea •011icers, and their 4 - mitit h . witial cannot ob• • tain a timely , and effectual relief 'from the.national purse, and . . ivtiuse Whits. tool rank in. society, wtile i they, greatly add to , the peigiiancy 'of their distress, Mode them from many of those resources. which arc within the reach of persons of a lower condition. • . , • • 2 • - 'the necessary expences of a Naval Officer rarely adroit of his providing for sudden contingencies and future want ; and Where the presiitire of an increasiug family forces. him upon a • system of self-preservation,• toe st retie of Site often intercepts his efferis'or economy. Improvidence iR the generous error of those whose lives are passed in hourly jeopardy . ; the sers•' mates and-Ms frequent and long separations . from female tociety, arc but too apt to hurry him into the indis cretion of slitkrryiag-withaut provision Otis Naval Officers. and their families, iliore , often than any other deseriptiott of persons, are thrown hack - noun the community without - • hood or resource, and without any other blame ascribable to, them, than the venial inailverteneies which spring from tem perament and desultory habits. . • To alleviate the sufferings of 'scrimp; whom an honourable service, has' reduced to.' 'misery and want—td Isitswer these urgent calls upon their country's gratitude, the .!_iisciety is , endeavouring to establish an adequate' fund„ln fall confidelice. „.• . • , that as there is no object more worthy of public patronage on the principle of compassiou, so there is none that better de serves it on 'grounds of policy r rand it' its peeitlier that while hunianity pleads for it with tents qt . blood, , the coldeit maxims of self-love are equally on its side. Every utuii hi England 'who feels an anxiety for his country's or Ills , own iireservotion, is called upon to promote this establish ment eceordiog•to his ability ; but the Officers Of the Navy are more immediately concerned in itssuecess. Virtuous mid brave seanien are all of one family—fellowship in danger, and sympathy in Soffering, diffines, or should diffuse among them, a fraternal feeling,• which forbids n British sailor to see a brother in attl . iction, without an effort to relieve him. It reisiaitsi only to Say, as a further recommendation of the institution, that it pledges itself to take the greatest core to exclude the tindeserving froth all participatiOn in its butielils; since ti, insist; such pursuits, or their families, woald be ,iii otiose of the charity, awl lessen the means of relieving'pie- ritovious sofferers = and in.this view .of the Society, tin advan tage may be expected to result (roni its exertions of real col 'nett): i t ' ; o il t i t T a i t o g ir e jt(a)dne,eutialus conduct e a r tl e t t l iy d e i n u e le o 4 u u rsi o g u e r u i i? t t A u . ilt service,he bead essential Cu oar naval grandeur, • • , As every histitutitso of •this kind derives some credit its antlquity, it limy be of Some importance to inform. the public, that' ns early as the year. 17 3 .3, a similar_ Society ‘6, set on foot, consisting of riersuns of itistiogiiisfied character in the Nikki. This Society, atter an iiitr.i VA ni suspension, was revived in 1791, with its first title of the "'Amicable Nary:Society i" whichlitle has !WWI ChAti:At•ti fur .that by which s it now aiiinotriCes itself, as tial L y expressive of its 1./A* l 'ololS purposes:. At a General, Meeting of the Sticiety, •on April i 3, 17115, It was resolved, 'flint no Petition should be received, which is not attesied by a bubseliber, who is to certify' That the Petitioner is a proper object of this Society,-to ba relieveel, mid that the ' circuifistances set forth in the Petition are to the best of his knowledge corrget.' • That 00'0i:firer whAtever shall be admitted a Member of the Society (nor his Widow or Childreo he entitled to amulets lie shall 11:4Y0 borne- an honourable character- in tbe • service. It is required therefore of those persons whine neesiseltiei, • induce 'them to ,apPly to the .Siserety 'for relief, to state in what arc their nierms_of, support, their s)a - tt 4 itSer4ruccurtaltim, amt ttke number of their children, with " their respective agttli ;'-••=tis torPeitition wrii ativoilvil to, unless. it sets forth tht3u and bait thy 4croat; f:' 1'~~';;~ , . tnepda on of a Subscr.Scr, who is to rertifr the truth of bees' stkitinett‘ 811nex4dfult: "" Ir.. 1 . . ".• ituAtlAtilll, glinklih, iiliti COITSiIitAII, I;kiil their families, are nut tiifilpv...to bell'elier"i ~y the society. • ; • •''''' At'd. Ueneraf 'Nfeeting of 'this Stiatity# tut', the .Gth or )4- ~,„,.. .. bruary, - 1804 i, 4, • '', ... • .• • It was rewired; ' • • t,,4) h., A,l That an Annual:Mode of Suhscription. 4e , estahlishett as follows, viz.:— * . ..: i. . . • 4 ' : , ,„ ,C.,*. It. itti mirolp ' ' Vi e-Atiliiiritl4‘ ' * .11ver , AtItuiri1IS • 1 1 0 1 , Captains - ' 050 ti • Lieutenants • .i.. •• • .... Physicians'. 0 10 6 , • . ',l'itirOeni • - • 0 ft. 0 „ , Masters . , 0. 5 0 Pursers ' Aithouoi.ti \kilos of itilowriptiml, furthe seVerni rank+ of Officers in the tiorvice, is mentioned, to manifest Ilisvessi ~.,), terms on which t i lte way he admitted and tweet ti, %limn Yr', List hf Snliserihers,, i yet this .It 0 l elus does net . pretent'aii .o " ' 4 ,t ficer frenai subseribiits4itify higher Stint that liA pleased 7, , '. i i4C . " ' '" DOI - liitiVils -and. ''til.nii:t iptionf are rect . i s•ed by ,tli i 4 a ow . Bankers, Ste. ~,...- T. ' ' r' . . .. ''' 3 , ..3 ',1#„1.1,,:; ; 111gtsr i o. (11ild and Co. Tetopil-liar; ' Prtnimiroid and Co; ( liaring-Crostii .. 4 r , : ;,,,'lr Maish,tibliald, and Plii,Bernrs-street • ' , '- Oodwin itriit. Co. l'ortsnoititli t ' . ' . r ' ' ; '' 1 ""i'kliii-rii'ahli co, Plintoullt.; ' , . • (`,' ', , ' Jdlin,,lierit - , Est) , Naval Hospital, Pisinuntli ; and b'y , ' ' Air. C:: W. Aehrey; S ecretary , to the itlnelet ki of isliqtl parll , I . tienlys ; r(my,im,listown .11 leiter, or otherwisv t and to ,whomall a pplicat lolls to the Saciety 'must ho . soldresielli.. , - ,at the Navy Oth er . , ~.. ~ , ,),,, 'I is rerpiest,ed of Olfieers t mien beeeninig ',llerobers of the •Ina iiiition, to give autlioritrto ,tin.ir•iimpeetive Agents . 0r,,..,. Bat kers for,the Annual Payment of Ilicir Substsiptioo wlittt" col ,rd upon, irhich wilt save iiiiieti troilielt . .' • ' . 1•:' •''lt W4;O farther requsteil, tli.t. all Officers obtaining; pro- Mojion, •tio innuediqiely instruct. Illeii'Agent or li.tulter to, , raise tiv{ir' ithsf..ripriiiii accorailig to the . fol egnine,,:s . lo,dus 5, _,,,,, and iii fit' 6 lir' their tliseoutionia tw euiploY such Agra ~, JlAnker, thatillily,}i„,ill not fail to adopt some tilliur lioa(e of ' 4 ' • keeping up "the ,rtAtilar 'paymelif 'of their Annual Stihscrip., .., 1 lion to the Point: - ;'• . • • , , , - , , Au erroneous opinion haying )iniyaikd respecting this lii. Ittitution, it is thnthilft prover to Observe, :that it is in nu shape wlnptever r cwiected w it fg'the Cohni4fetionate Fund, esta. hlished at the Adililialfy, or with the meetings of tlia•Nitil, ( tint), held at , the'rlifttelieti litiitie ancVo ike,r "I'AVVr,,I4 FASHIONABt4Ii F i ll M 4,1"7.'1 A.WI. I '!' ; Her Roynl Op 'Duchess of Orleans, frOntXib'e roarle,striet, to•Twickenhani ; the ttkri and (2.tttritetl of veniry, friiin 11141-seat, at Croonte,,in Woreestersl4:nfe, to their tnan'si,ol, ; at Streatham, in Surrey Earl of WarwieL, from Warwick Castle, f,r Burtonliall v near ; I • t Viscount I•lrrefurd; from Bangor,!for:rregoyd tioutts Waicii; or Chatles'fitnirmry, in Town, from Stisse,t4 Gene- ;a, Bolton, in 'Nom, ;''Captain Udnt , r, frons• to CheltenliaM; !bk.! liumptrey • Howarth, M. ?.! • ft'Oot rrown;to!Ratistiad Dms•ns ; near Epsnin ; Lord.lll4hop ! of Salisbury, f ro nt a tour, to Salishuryi Earl of Chatham,' from a visit to the Own, l illiant Wnllesfey Toffs, near Itr'antloti; irl Stlfollti to Abingdon near Can bridge; limn the' Him, neat Welwin, in I•lestfortWiire, tei ; TOWit; the tnt and, C i iititso of Mol rave, 11 - rowtt, front . Yorkshire ; Ilarars!and,B,;:roosalitet:sl,f tesqiihni antifamily, at their •house, Upper Seymour-street, • from theiisent Bridge Hill limure,. in•Canterbtiry; the Ett4).! ! • of Stanhope; from town, totherening Pta,ce, near Sevenoakst! •in Kent ; Hon. Mrs."Berlteley, frTnn Gloucester, • to Ch e ltt:ii. ham; Licutonant•Coionel Parker, for'Southorer, near LIM% t in Sussex. . •,' ARRIVALS. „ • , Lord and Lady Coniherinere and family, at Thomas's, llotd, from France; the Earl and Conntests of Sefton and' family, in Arlington..street the Earl of Rocitsavago, in Pic cadilly; the E.tri of Mottutporris, In 'Arlington -street; the Earl and Countess of Mulgrave, Si r W MI; in W. Wynne, Bart. in St. James's-square; Captain liolkelFy, at Thomas's Hntrl ; Colonel and Mrs. Bailey, at Cook's [Tote); Colonel :the St. ditnees Wird Hotel ; 'Captain Crosby, at dittO; Baron Wolfe; from Run - agate; the lion, Mr. Colyear, at his house in Mount-street, Cirostetib6. sqisit,,from his seat in Oxfordshire. • kVA • .I. o !ofrve 4 tot • - - • .25- - ..4F • . . vot. • • • .1 '• • „ o • I [P t sv . , TO I‘. El,l7,xpeNTer,. AEPARTURCS. Lora Done,and fai l nlly, for Coivielt Halt, Yorkshire; tha Ear} of Pow's; for Walcott,. Salop ; Sir' W. Geary, Mot. fur 'his seat in Kent; Hon. Mr, and Mrs. Leeson, for their seat in Harts; Sir it. Bari. fin Oxford ; Colonel flatnsilen, fur flrightiin ; the Hari and Countess. of Verulanti foriterts; I'Laril Stanley, for the ,Palis, fleets; theCont,tots of Leitr4n, Thaines Ditton; Cloptitin Butler, Ist Life. Guards, 'Mint IthaSt. Petersburgli - Hotel, to Bath ; Captain, front "ditto to ditto: . • Ifivill'AßlttvAt.s.—tortt itntl Lady Dacon, I s ntly•tutlvr, LAdy. Ottnic; Lady•POteu, Ilan: VV. cuss; Von. Mr. Chat- Colnint.l eurlty, , Colunel Chanthers',v Colonel Horner, Ctlonel Littuts;uant-eolortel . New; tun,. Colonel !tallith, Major W. Iticliardb Major and Mrs. Brandrttli. STATE OF TilE SUNS Though the re.appearanee of starts on this luminary ,Tts tended on Mwpday with a partial alteration in OM 's,FiN'es . 1 the rain that has fallen, and the sopetting 441 the air, baveltot been considerable etpurgh to enable us to deei,je whether the • change . was OeCiISIJII. I by their ihfluence. - We btud a go(44l'oit portutsity yesthrday of observing the prOgres'S of the ttew: ht. traders, 'tribes' are nut old •which f. oat their 86 01;316 144 n we are rather tempted to I(cliev. Alrout noon we nereeived four spots. The two- svbieh we have already Mentioned, and which sire still the largest and the darkest, bail, titers crossed at least one third (.1 the ,dish, and declining its 'their course,, were fast approaching the Centre, which wait oceripici by a 6114411 spat of a tighter hue. Another body, about the ii 24 the one in the centre, had just entersal on the left - of the disk a little tower,tlmit the two former, es if i « were a'satellite in their trait). The one in tile centre wni ,then of cOutaitiM most advanced in It's passage.over the Sun. We renewed our observations at three o'cleck; nod ratted that the appearance of the wiMe was ChaW4cd. Tb , : two proutioern black-spots had nearlyreathed the middle (4 the dusk, and were filltin advittive of Ike one in the centre, *hick sectued to have retrograded towatds rhr eitstet u edge. 'What could Moe Orcasione4l such an alteratiott few tomes must remain is mystery, unless it 11)(10141 he I.4tittil by subsequent abiervetions, that the bialy ill the votive had eutere,l do the 'Fights rypositMrilo all those whieh have bithelt.• It, en noticed, and crosiing the others.in its conr4e, 'aad apparalll ,4oublvl themility gt . . "::