The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-17 00:00:00

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'extilii!td the tithe itttd giving Value. f j, r 4 4 , 11 ll ' \ D°6, 4‘34: , i7OKENS lend/and in payment tit '"ei?4,lll, the.rate of = Ss i t . i the Ist day of tilt; N" , uufil theist day tifF,Ao miry next.': w siid GOVERNOR and C l o`4l',l: , ;Y do ; y Gies ,ind paving tile's:rid , DOL. LARTOK4U further extenkted to the day of MAY ittxt. noilEtur BEST, Secretary. • (11,17(;k: OP 0 11D,V.1.V (.7 E, Jan% 8, 1317. 1 l t l N(1 1 ) ,IL OF - EICERS of 341- . "" 1 4 : 4 ",f,E ( 1,, h ere b y ,!,!icc ;Votive, that ar Meir Office ; in 'fi ;" at 1.1 to ulrferlylfc the SH„PPI!' for of this .Vepartment? 1.4 '"' " of Three AlOnthi, at she option qt rrC3Of ' lltr .1., • tpry viewed: upon ,dpplieation in the Tower. t4t l ;1 (1; , ri t .izi t the Tcrthe and • t 2 , nry be known at the Sc- . . 44110 - 1, 111 rinrcsaidi any Day between, Tot and Po ,:r zekere Me Proposal . . , ii...lled. up, .aad endorsed " Proposals for ' no Pr , lllol be a&nitted . Ciller the ,t 'Pwelo4-o'Cloch ill, Man ' the sone ' rGGcy Toid c r be noticed, un l e ,* Me Part!' ~„, tztnt 'in .his afialt attend. Ily - Order i tAc Board, ' R. 11. Cia:lr, Secretary. ii•rY roll 'fri F., t)Ist;HARGIt ANT) RELI.L . I,Elts o Ns. impitist)NED volt: SYIALL 131:jrn‘' ),Irit * ? • Cravt - tt-street, Strand * 'lnn. 1, 1817. t, o_ , 4...,t NLVACTI(.)NS SINCE Till; LAST Lt -. t . ft. „„ i . poive,., 17 . . . '. 4* nr, , rt of Mtn 11'11. I' I • •ed 11"5°63 t I. , :ta, ~,q. t t tease.! 1.1,,t .. -4,414 Lrktcyui y - - ___4° 50 0 Q 1 41111 • • tiobt Lore} Sonie're.:fie, per llt':rries fend Co. A: 2 : : ,s 1) 'O O :414}.., frAittili4olti lit4i, petAitto - - A' 55 0 1111t,elti.,111vant, I.:st pct. How ei - - A. 2 2 ..,: 0 131 13: te t n 'n''''iftier, ',I, .' •- • - - A. 2 2 0 v.(i:.1.. rewster .es,i. - - 2 e O. klv 11.414,1er, E ,, t. per 11 etre - - . A. 5 5 0 4 ly..P'r Ctlintl•i6 iM4.I CO • ". '. r:?,iti'ert, and Co. i . -- - io 0 0 itly ,, tl , tler l'aix) 5 1-11, 13. A. 51. - - . . 42 3 . d o -1) 0 . Vut t • a., : -, • . 0 0' I ' .", flit Letter 110 X . ' 1. ~ . . rf hrit:' 3, . • I,,,,,ufr,,,'lntlrclietc:l feon; 1-a rionsl',lsolls*" 4;53:: I t i ; o °' t i , ii , ,, , ,C` ) ;`fst for *lle tiuni of - —r" ' 1,, , ,,..,,,,'',:' the C. 4,•,,, 01 :43 Petitioners; AP tto, z ''.`' . l I It, f,l reit fin- Chat acter 1 ptti . . , Tz.. . '7lt.L.4.lected 11. • '"" ;: tr:teti t . • ' • Mild, Esq. the ~.,,,., II ree..ived by Joint Canielert li-ij,,u,'• t...1(1,11tA is l', , C It, I . , ; • 1 • 1at,,,,t by 110. - i , irl • -." ..1 • t4.l ki4terii: u ‘r.'' t -:r'. !it. .(1,„,, • . 1.'" ( .. t•: . 1 . • A t ; lIoAt es, Fleet -1 4 t 1. ,e I- , , Itt„ mi, ' lititi,,,,., ;,,, , f ' ; ~ ii , ti ....A.,.„t,, Biclttlll,4l ' ,! '" ' l i fai!. , - (1 .. i ',', ' 'l. . --,tittlCo.3.' satl'r -e, •i , t IC '• ''' I " - ' . ' ." - l ea ~ and co.. ?4,. 77 1 • I : 11,i11.,,iri i.,, , , ill; V ere s a c a •l't,:„t'4,;‘",lllErfff--3t*..,,t ..- • ' . - .tary N o . 7, r • , 4tt ',:,• -et.ll. I, .11060 Ittlo 2,...1 t. 1.43,1, V.14t1 e tll,- '.; ~ ' . '1 tv be seen ",Y, `',,, so . * tacon e d ti ' • ." I where .a- ' pi, i ;,, ,i, , ; , Ant !••••1'..1.‘.. 1"!1'11 Ill,' ii3r.lt.fftil'w.-.1. - 1 t ' ' '. I. ii' 11 "5C5 (I1(' ~. ~ • 1 t) le of Xti',.. :'' • i kV.tt.," i,, ;. - n., . Iti,,i': .•' ,',,,,, .:.I'i ,; .': .. ; , ~ o f 111 the lta,'"", .ial an -04, ' , , 1 ,.;,. „, , iv their ysle, .. i . % . e . 1twi0.41,,,, ; ... , , ltl j„ cislblpTie t tl. 7 ... as ,. ~, ~ :' ~,,),, ~. ~ , , ~ ~ • I,lca,vir, 'n I " . r ' , - -L . rtleo,i Whirl) 4"14' ' ''. . i. "1 ' '' ' ' ' 'Hifi" I'll". tf drv ,,,t5..,,-1, ,:,,,, ',I tor ~•, . : . • ~ , IN, rill , 1e134 all ... , c 1. ,, , ! , !, i l , 1,,11, iii,..,,iii,„,,: it I L . llNct: tiff or tlll'lling .iir..4-4. 44 „, itlill";l",'.'.lir. te:11; st It;t , r, Ind r'etiders it thud: ar 'l'nfil 1 41 ,, ,tt , ',',' ',es* tnaltes tilt' hair heantifully Anft,- cur.,3;ll„co) wltifit,',,,i,.4.?trret the curl tit &tint, •we:al...l'''',',l?;-4,,• ,n -41erii, ti ',',",fl'En'x.s. &v. 1n...11,0-t, it is' Inest '! " ..ti . '.ll iniati tinA7Pei '-. tioi,r of fdldirs, Lictitletnen 2 and .C , sl. , rt. timtle., lil l tie r ' ''lll. P rire 3, (id. 10S. Gil. and 11.1 s. P,'"4.sp,"NcE 4,,,,,i.ti1ti? ill ally rlinnite.--Also, I.I.OtVI,ANP:* •-'-',;:' a: .„„,..: it.t., '''''. Wll never tail' to pr'0, 1 , , 1,..- intutet!tater.: .., r 8,, ,„ twt t,t,,a4lif!',.4llltt or Orry !!1;. , .., NVltisltera, E Y e s T. br . ° ,', l l' t „ 4 - tato (11 , If•ai g6siy Ilrown or Itlielt, in'itati3ll; t h e 1 . • dye t . nßhi t!.. inaleF, 1 )15 ne ' 'IN r, anti tI • l e i l taato lot pernianen, w-- ---nr ; ss ot, Gent:toner) I 'lt'ily e t'l "ci is An innocent, that "Ault', 7 ,-. 5- t i. and 10,./41..... Ter, letir with easo• and secresy.-45,,.' ' b o the kagit r , ''''44l(l lit,ieKaic, retail 4 „,1 f or exportation, L. : . of Isarb)- 114,,,,.., ).P.'il'iors, ‘l. It()WLANO and St)N, c""erli 1101- !Iloirti l t i l'e lir'k' I orttlin, i 'th . 'gilt in 1-lattou-gm en'. and ,4:4,,0.,,ittrt alo; ti;:tnpl,,,i'ntrili-lent., bY 11: P"1:111"e" A' (44 t t Ilcel iI Ii i'01),..:1,Illt. Europe. ' • , and kfti, , 11; ri , , 1 , - 1 r• (:).1 or Rowland 6Dye , cir, 1 1.,,. t ~. , ulA allol r. L . , ~ . t vtick, ,111. * . Ni t , : .,t, , '" '4( 0 eettnitte 11nttle of the abut( •‘• ,: ,;(1. 1111.1 1+, 4 , ~ ''' the eatsitle 111 • '1 1 - "A* ItQw"l' . a ) e to . tett nil fil* 17 •l• Vlttu, • 4 .,....... 1,i '111e iTtll7""'"----------.utit reteratit leln' 013 ' t i ' l _ 4 % t r t e 17, 4 - 7 "-:- .1F1441,i i the faintyin ir . ~.• , . vv \ RI , 1 + , 41},y row tt: i .e•-- t t pony ii:isce. , , fay: 1..,\(;1; s i„ 1I I, ow tdonthition of 5n ,.,,,1.. 4 . (1 If. C t litt P4tj ta . L I,' '4'l'l',,h'it e which ii ofticit dicAtirbvtk.,th!°,l.':lltitolis ui,; vicw -t, oirtii:lL! nnio i , il t ,t. taking tlioge Pr"- t " le , tie bi,,, :"ad.)ietitre theik 'the enjo . yineti r t of that greitt,"ll„ , rs l 41,1„, : 4 , 1 . ..! • Ainirl,r_ 40 ,slielanolioly 'variety -hf ti,"°El::nc 1 . 5., t , ith",, !Ilium:t , miture is known iii siitrerst4vredrie'r,„o tsiti u , s ,'!lil: or distressing. than those. which res . ti 1 t i,i 444 e grtiet i „„ , e4srii,s4- ii.;•l.►mtion, ur solitary inttiupe r, . • al{'lll,4lt'''.(37tlitt.'ttha (' 'o. I . g ' to Stitt,' iltid ul.' ',et-1111°1 it-,,, i . " , "i ot !tractive.' ex il iivit ' ' ! ilv f1irt...6.4(f ti, the tll,"d'kl'l. % - ii' f , 4 4 ".1 CERTAIN co\n" .i'vr4; entitle thein to tilt. Ni..;'.,," .`l4ovii4ii ai haleriinuiti". ri4p,Ailar Surgeon,' ti rS is -,:"l'"viliil perin iiieiti i;111:1-1iii;:t;t•Y tilgit' of 1 t .. 1 t .' , t 1 5 , - 1 liti,i,irt' "vii ii rimitat'lytl in int nor.soarded. iinnineass •-•-.- 1,44 +, 4, r"i'",l%ille,,siirings if . l'f , ii-iil ' for every class of de l :" ... ''' "'el, ii , th e ev i 4. •- ' 4 . ' 1. c f . ' ~ .' .1. iri s ili.cretions, pre ,.ii itt, ,w .• 4 ktit flee! It. itt ii (Hll 4, • . :4,,,it, t ' ini :r ,ni ittrlty tit 111311110011, ern allmg ny 4..t 1 (4 , ir ‘ body ~i„,.4PPY rieliin inkthe inlirrijitieii of ,old it l: * * - ,‘, l "' ;, n d 'l'74.`i'ell'4lrit ii e iriciateil—the cherks Yc"" --i. t 4 it ~,4-illtil-hie wind Ili.i3Oily .iiiii : ...-liiierteil. For the resu , ikiii:i '''',''""sceitt i n t 11,, I:ai tie,"l'l; branch, they refer tii that t i '4,l ''' '' ' "i' ,',,"' lo 4, li , in 1111 e; tiseiuselves, . they harts ac-. .'• I , 1 ': . 1.,.."," .1 Y 3, il. " ,,'"C Xltt.lietlf.i.', ,i:i it tililtill tAttilltied prtii- , ' r , si . „ i 1 ~.,-;,iit inlet t ,tau., eases of svphilictic eollaint i 1 :iiiili,,, ,'ti: iit,c4.11111,4r1 in the slitirt *period tit,tw:'‘ ):,::11" l Ciiii. "4 i ' , , , l ,"'"ii 1 1 , 4 i11% tilt 114111r3s .Gees S, •-- -Ina l ""%i,,',;:' ' '`,. : ii. itrttlit.t. litilleVtitittlet la ti)"eir tiln . n o ti i . t„\ 1., „ 1 1 ,' , 11 ‘ ti . .,. i, ‘ i.,,. p.ii i col ii it itivigurateill.coUllaiitillittiduni'n ,ti i• •ci,, liq "..,,, ,i h, iii,i e ig.,l4evti , ls4tPi , , h „ t '''41 0 . 4 .' ''' • 1 X titi , .'4 ‘4l' I V.l \MS iti4v by asslir,t' '„", i ' lii, ti "lid iltiet.l, Slit IL ittA •1 r •,. ti:raiilt; liY naetlicill sr ''' ; 0 ,11 4 / 4 ; 1, lli, rein,- i 4 ' : 444 i. . t . i. e al l Objett " 1 Iv /1 1 ,, i ~,. ~,,, ~,i "'r 'it'll I.llll4.itilitt. II 4 t ~ , ih. ... ‘tt . , tivt thiitl wa. ,„. ~,,, curt . to Stlt.ttt 4,1•,: "•Y the „, •• i ' ''' , ' ''' ..7 '• *I -cry,l;rl:-- 4 It, till ~ . ,• i • .•4 .. I,i i4gi• e ~ itt it,111.1%...:(,f ; th, It.. ie a ; 414 r., i . t ,:',"Pet Witt I'. if.'ll,i.i' 'r'''''.,"ll: ;nil! ( ( ► 1 Hi:4V 111: ~ :onsultc.i.ci by path/Y -1 ", ''' t ''''''P":; W ' '.l " .I I'” grt,' , tl t't isi.Z.-t'y anti iionwiro i ' t t "" ti0.i.„v..,, ;_10fi1.,t1,,,/, (411iikti Piitientv•itt the consitry, kilitj,::t'r t'4,s', al., awl' ,;•rneral h,thit 'of •livoilt` &t•. C. i ''' 1 t.'ltill‘il •iI- • i i• 1 ili ines , ttir W . ..ilie ~,,, 4 .4 I), d o 1 Wit ant nit( t. . '- iv-, i '"r . ''•it 14. l!tly ,p -Art uithe'liin4cloin. ‘, ,i4tult Ci,.iirlii.' - • • FRIDAY, JANUARY /7, 1817. -* ;.rt HOLIDAY I'RESENTS. ^ AComplete - Set' of . -eilteiqiiiniog . QtIn,STIO7.4S Mild .V.NSWKItS, winch have, hr,ert..,prqiiirett s i.s iy enaSnierahle expellee, and calenlate4 fur tilt; Alaus,rirtit uf a Donipany tt 31111' roil - Tiber' of Peviions,! will lie pi cseiitctl (r,ratist by SWIFT Co. to their Frieinli and Puichaier , , ;It tpeir Oakes ererY day until TU.KSDAY S the 21St, wttcu the. LOITERY begins Drawing. ••• TUESDAY \I:\1 '1'111: sT.kTE LOTTERY BEGINS. rpm firq Ei , tlit Prizes dratvo will receive from 300 1000 Lailfe;lti ) and . may ha' entitled' to- 20,000 RIOIC. The first 500 Mantis will also receire.2Zijiaineas each. These advautages are of treat importance to those Ow par: chase .on or before TUFA/AY NEI,(T, as, All _pie Capitals may he drawn the First nay. The Scheme *as am ranged by' the Milk:, atul has been highly approved of; it is dent from the extraordiaarr demand f, , r Tickets and Sliatei, which is daily received in and Country at the old- * estii , blished Mice, 26, Cornhill, of ORNSBY and Co. Stoch-Tfroliers. , . . NExT TUESDAY 'nip: ST: TE LOTTERY BEGINS. . DRAWING. £XTIt ACP FItONI 'I'I.4I;',..IA)KLION GAZETTE, - ' .• f‘ , „ 'CHUM .LOTTERY FOlt 1816. • SCHEME. - 2 .... Prizes of .... 20,000 Guineas , L42,000' 2 ...... .':... '- 5000 Guineas 6 6 . 8 4l.lo•Guinv;ii , • :1,160 10 10 16 " ' • 100'Gnin' , :ote' 44 - ' - • - -.. 50 Guinea[ ' - - '2.,310 ' aOO .. 0 0 , 1,51)0 . . l7 Pouirds ... .... 25,500 —.......-:. I: .:. • , - ' •••:, , 4 i. - ,-, : 1- . ..:.-,.......---- 12,000 Tickets. L. 120,000, Ist dreier' .Prize '.. First Day .1,0Q0 Guineas . 24 ditto ditto, ..... -... ditto , • 500 Gtoneas 3d ditto ' ditto' • • ..• ditto 4th ditto ditto _ditto ~ '.. 400 Guineas : sth ditto ditto ditto • 6th ditto - ditto • ditto ' 3.00 Guineas 7th ditto ditto ditto Bth ,ditto - "ditto • • ditto' , First 500 Blanks to lie ilnitled 1,, z.i Guineas each. Ist ilraivit Prize..... ~cc ~,I Day ..' ..... 1,000 Winces ' 2d ditto ditto , { did'. 3d ditto ditto . - •°•, "DAYS OF 'DkLAWING.. Ist, Jattuary 21, 1817. , - 2d, January 31 1817. 3d, February.. 6, 1817. INilvember 9, 1816. T. TILSIT. 4 FIER our hearty o fdConunenationhuving „CIL coosidered the foregoing :icherne the Third Lottery tor the Yeal• 1816, to he'dratvii pursnotit to the ProvilloAiiir an Act ptssed iti the,Fifty7siAli Year of his Majesty's Reign, ~,e • do hereby sigiay to you our Consent. and Approbation thereof. • • .., .. . . 1 • Whitehall, Treasury Chambers, the 12 th da y of Nov. 181 8 . • ~. :- ,;, . • LIVEnpooL,. N.V.\ N!ATTART, . Low"cliEß: .. To the Managersand Directors of the Lottery. PEDAL HARPS, BARRI:I4 011GANS,and PI ANO-EQRTES) lone. :is good as l'S'e%‘ 7 ,• • 1, Piiitio-F ,, t e- maker to theltoyni tiol•s•of I.laoceart. Leicfst•r tplacc, L is un tirll,l l . the follov6 ; ilig • Pettit!, Han k . 7.4 Eiat, orfe at'3 s gtforeak, t (Moir at 4:I gotini4V.' Twti Fcietes by •liroatiwo,,d , one. at Akio eas, 03.1 at iS guittiens , ; also I,3ne at V. gaioeos, and (we, 0_,30 gnioes , ,, .1 9spital Ct.binot l'inot-Vorte, at gaiotat', sb.ip-priie tzoinetii: ,m 1) Organ, oite - for ' Draw.ing-rOtial, ty. 'ciiuple . may dunce to It, guipe:oi ; rote for :LhOrt:h or Clittpll4, , 50 goirezot.. i,II emn be warraattol.eomplet, - . . •• This Darwere published, in Bro. price 7s. boards,. I‘,TC of ,iiiAThsOvat ions - • 10 ,-. Striptire orthc Scetiery,.&c.,in Bengal written in ln the years 11:111 I , .12, 13,, Id; tivet her with Notes of the Cape of. Good 'lope and St. Ilerena, written .at those Vl,,ces . its Fehrtt!try, March, and .‘pril,"lBls. London : Printed for Black, Parlitiryoind Icrs to .i lion% I;;,atiodia, Cotipariy, Leadenhail-strilet. This Dar were published, in 2 Vole. 'lvo.. price 11. 4s. boards, the Second Edition; of LE 1I of the ,NATtIItAL LIISTQRY 11.4 .of the ANIMAL KINGDOM; comprising-- thi( acters 'of the whole" Genera, ;nut of the too , t. reload:able Specks, particularly thosc'that are Natives of Ilrituin; with the principal Cirouinstarsces of their History and. Manners. Br C. STEwmer, Member of the I;inntratt and Wornerian Societies. •Printed for Longman, linror, Ittes, _Qrme, and-Brown, Paternoster-row; and Bell and Bratifultti Eaillbut•gb• Pablished.till! Day, price 7s. is n03r114, • ' SCOURSES-nit the APOSTLE'S - :CREE I), . • intenikil principally lo rt . 114! i n.:trot:o9o of tlie fly the Rev ROBERT sTE4NS, Preliendaty of Lincoln; Wetot . of , ir.'iti.imts'; Iliti‘e, and Chaplain to the 11olze of Coninions; • • " , Sold by h Bopth, Milie , stceet, Poril.kriqlgice, and by all Briultialcrs. ' • •- •. ''Where also may beliad,' by the sang Author, .SEII:MCYNS on-tire Duty towartlo,Clatl, ii'itrticititionr, and Ourselves, third'k:ditiun, price IP.. • • ,COUGI . I%, COLDS, AST!.I".‘IAS, ARNOLD'S I'a:TOICAL 111111.,5.1N1 C3l COLTSiFOOT. SUM iS the'. Virtite, stick - tile .4t11(1 safety of that most excellent V..etlicin! . , AItNOLII's PECTOItAir B.ILSANI of COLTS that. upwards of 186,000 Persons afflicted with the must violent tiougit, COWS, liooPing Comb, Shortnesk of Breath, and Con suapti,ins;have been cored. Nailing can iitlapted, inn nothing mere excellent in' preventing the. effects of datup air, foggy weatfier, and. all those train of evils which too freqiiently arise 'front catching 'cold. to old Coughs. Aithroa's • of• long tanditig, slight and. recent:CONS, find DitlieGlry of Breathing, aiid.Consuittptidns, this Nit tlici tie ii decidedly the mo:.t. bale and effectual over . discovered_ It is, 01140-sally •allowea to have ou'equal. Above 2000 yeais has the Herb (Coltsfoot).frota which it. is ivri•r;tred;•ltecit,itold (he highest', estimation.. Arnold's l'ict,tal .of C'oltsfoutcomforts and edy ,t clief.to ;he adlieted ip 40idual; it removes all thiel;illegat, eaukes' easy expectora tion, strengt hens. the. stonitelk, nourishes:Abe , lungs, and entirely removes that tic ling in the throat which cxeites hequent . " . Peisolls „ 'ash (or A omild's Pectoral:; • Balt,i lir o Colistlpot, and tihstlYttp.tit t l,e P491.11,b1e,t4 indn.Sed,, the. CeitihC.lte attested thirl?roprii,tg!r before tfo, ft,40)1 liittitew,Woocl, Mayor • of Lfmdon, at the :klanstutt-, flutist., the ' , 2sth day of Mareh k 15,.41 without which it. cannot be genuine. •, Sold - . by Mr. . Sanger, tr;o, 'O - gfortr-t.tlTet; We,fha and Brunt, i 29, titraild ; ..Ernr.rson, SJ,'l.spper I;.ist StoitTield ; 105, lini:)orri-t , ii I ;.!4.101Wel!, .c2E; 1, Borough ; fiudfrey , , and ‘'indus, Bisi.opsgate , strett 3,14, 11.41borii ;. Bisis.op, 14, .13.11. ,, /1„; 11,11 . ,Votelifolgr. 1.11 a lei, 8 t Allachtnure-st e a st, Clare isct ;, , :uA Arnold., SP'. -o,',l3ltrbipdr.,, London ; And all. oi he r, %-e,Atiecrithie Vencleesi, price t,. 2s. Da., 44. ai i d I,;atl.u;—(tuty'th4:ltll.t:4l: • 4 T FROM A CORUSVONbEN'T.., advertise:new, tolihn.highest bidder, forsl einartero , oa ‘'es•of the boit !wheaten bread, OT store, if required, to be deliverCd weekly; es:b er void -foi-ilijot lo a This, we : Fon:tic; is by tt Society,, Weariett out by- imposition, .8114determltied to oppose it by the Only tne.ins likely to succeed,— , fair cotopeti tion ; for as it is fair for the heaters of the oven to combine to fix a price,' it -is sti'for the 'Con- ItallerS of its production: . 'We need no other aid for a reduction than so- . . ..pCiatious of' tiuraelves againaLilie coMbinatiOns against us. If we Would refuse to pay Is. 6d; fot the loaf, the -baker wOnld.refuse to give a oertain -Prief) . for ; and:weictid td-the Hour dealer, as we should say to him,' 41 Our name is Ready l‘foney,••ainl if you will 'not serve us, another xvill,—wltich4trno more than wbat•we acre told." Eighteen-pence is the trade price, and I cannot serve you for less, ." it is the price 6)ted by the Raker's... Company, and we cannot help it." \Vh 4 t hom do we do the halters in -this recom mendatim)? None; fgr there are tlions.ttth , who will. L , ive them their old 1116 e-rather than take' trouble.' There arc thousands -flint would not mind it to do good to .man. Whit good do we do by our recommendation ?. We add .Ito much a year to the little income of matiy. We increnie some honest industrions. young man's business. We find him ready motley, with which he can go to the best market, we enable him to throw otfthe yoke of spine hard , grinding taskmaster to whom he is in dcbted.r7such as the landlord of ! ouse ;- fo r there .are•aa.muny houses hel,n,g—to the Corn Trade as , . there.' arc to the Brewery. We add to other 'trades by adding to inoome,•for we must not give so much credit to the prevent retrenchMent and . economy of the as to impute eitheifwholly to free win; but rather.th the paucity of the "One . , thing needful", , Whatever tidditiOn to income we can proplise, is to give_ life anivigour to trade---employment •workmen—relief to subscription,' and prevetital , dies -to tisflitorthi , e of root it.ttib. lithe Wier swallows up income what is'there tailor other . triitlett ? If . other.trades hafe no . Cos: flint;there'ivill'he 'no income' to aivaliniV, it must •biltriaipal„ and 7then that is trade! , 'having ?tin . through - the hour-gia,ss o f e . 4 en dl. t ure; tunst apply 1 - 61'siiirport to those left be hind. • it is of little consequence who i 3 tt; the bilker throtts - It on - tLe mealtitan, the shoemaker int the te:tther.jeller and the tanner,* the ittilor the Wooilen-draper, the woollen-draper on the m3llOlllO urcr. ' ' If, these.,Oharges ba true, and' the blamed per , suns are really bratneable, how can it. be 'true that there .•is 001 a I.zetteral want of emidoyment t t,lrese blotted person, ? We sec mid • feel as Wl,ll, tharthere ii'that want of employ ment. Now', if there is that .want employment, we must suppose, if we believe the assertions • . j , ou rneymen, tun dull, unes:the masters neat , down the prices of workmen and, if we believe the assertions of :masteu, that iu bri , l; times the Journeymen been. tin the prices to the m'ister's', w hi c h w e a nd all trades Innw to be true, tte•toCiSt • ,-uppose,.that masters:*will 'employ - those whO work : . test and cheapest-6u the old maxim, "hoy as eheap', and sell.fts dear as you can:" We do not attempt to . depy .trutlt „of this . axion Vin 'conth)erce' or in trade,. any more than ive do. another commercial adage, that there is no friendship in trader-thele are secrets in alh trades, but may W&:incit,doubt,,,tlat.,shopkeepers, who,, keep hp the l old*Prives, are ri!t citte , ejt the thou. : tiand.and onc'eatises of the present want of -em-, ploymeut and•may,We not suspect, that if they would , sell their cloth,. their : leather, and many other artlcles in u proportionate cheap . ; ' 'less Or reduction, which they . thetuselvefliiiv'e made in prices of viorkmanship au"ot -the.arricle, that. they would .find a ..sale for„manyartietes wow lying in their, warehouses, shops,, or on tl w ir shelves ; that their journeymen would find "via ployment, and thus ine`me be increased, 'to be again distributed among other trades. If they give,their journextueu who be , g .. ipld in treat them for an order the prices—if they giy . the , timber-groWer the 'old 'prices bark, the tinther.„•waggons the .010, price ..for carriage ) , , wiityklog, , wages,c 10r'Iiionifig . 'and currfittg, andlad to pay the old, Income-Tax . , they would bejuiti'fiedlo'sell tit ohl 'prices.; bat.it.they will 44.01 y .at,.0111 prices„ and give journeytne4l und those lerstrs i of ,0911 t they pKehase the raw article new tittees, according to Ile necessity of their wants, must we nig:inspect . that such masters of sit Eli trades greatly contribute ktirelvantitif ei4lOyment,.not oily in their own • tiatiei l - ' those whjelt Oa, *airports:4ll)4 the • . 'iturckases , 0.1.4 w origoo l l,fotu uthett 1• * • CE S VEN Ptt4lo • - - IraOes; when sugil iPOt tllelt ltiitC eottstaut ens. ployinent ? , Is itlirobahle tinii.tin Inch ft pitiltittide'df cations 'for , - euiployniesit:which, all. in.ister. niaSt have in distressing ;hour, thim .they will 'no, and do not, beat their ? Is it ()Qt certain that they.dpaiiat .I:lwer heir-OW*,? Is it,n9t.y . isibl,e,.hy the 40„flicliIk ' y of vetting serail in:4llo3e djiTerenk,e4tltiloo, that the.lghlie would liniiChitse were lowered, ,and-linl the Public will tint„antl, not nioess they are.? "Is it that . : .o.lral le which Is ‘vith p ,it , to anOther ? Then, Who is•to . bl,anie for it, piAt',Of the want of employment nth trit , l4 liein. VeS, here then is fi came 'which will produce bane. All effects to such masteis. Tberft- are enterpviz big joutneyken Well us entervrizing in4iters, rind there aresuch, ‘elio preferrint. , ,' siintli . protits to %r ant enwloyntrot, • eiO3,ontert; elkvlw seb.s3,,tempted to, purchase by tile .diircrenee be 7 tween theirprif,:e .;11(1 the prices of theAntoters, and:there are some masters who know what . . we say to he true r ' Who at this moment charge tli . eit nieti,so much per cent. fnr work done in their own shops, in which they c annot find employment ,for their-workmen. At this trying,time, when income can seated) , keep pacee, with expenditure, hitt comes,hobblint,r, on, - quarter by quarter, after it, may it not kw_ tempttd to find . out journeymen instead of iilas-! tern, mid lend then' ready money to innle the ar ticles, to avoid prices to, which their in comes are unequal, under the plea of giving rt , potir worki,ng man seam employment, 'to save„,itt•e3t penditure, sublcription, and poor rates ? If workmcnAoplit prefer going from, house to house, even Jtawkiug their workmanship, which requires no s lieense it it be of their own . making.,.; if the firm spirited Public, irritated :most ,justly at being set at the defiance by combinations, forcing their prices down their throats, at a time•when there is one universal Wan; of employment, when `one trade must, starve that aoOther, more •.poweri• may . thrive,, should determine to - oppose coot ! bination *e assogiation, hurl adverti.; , !o iiritritet for reasly, money, at,d • /:n.ox that both ,paities.;',are 'COrnmenclirg tii i, i,iud of dealing, them; be ,an end of combina tions the many, which there nre:in tbil...lti.pg iipm; and they are too numerous to mention, unlit fall sooner'; althoH;11 they thus plant in'thenl- selves 'the ,ger,m,of, their own clektructiorrby-rai;f: , • lug., and keeping. prices beyond ibelipssil. tidily or purchase by, 'billions. Such . ..men stfoillire - inisitlet'ihat'hY•bnyingt.if time nnemployed wOrkmen.we .give, employment ;, ,1 1, (1114. ceAr increv.cd n poor rates, a 4 av m to incoe by)i. ,, tninlition . of expenditure, ,while they, by being ,unable: to. Sell at Ohl price's; 'and refusiirg them, ; altbongh :the.. very .necessity, wain, awl misery before. our. eyes, prove their„abihiy to d 0. 5 .0,, ketip workmen tinetnuloy,cd, cau s e a repeti~iom't>ij, subscripton,.a necessity of increased poor 4 ,utt u tiitvinu;ioo of income. . . . As the Public,are of little consequence fe them, so.us little are,they of to the Public,' and it mat.. ters .not to the !•Nrat,ion, at. large .wh'; out of a f !,thousand wit, gain the profit, so that the profit is Hpioed a.thonsand men, any mOre tban it dots, to unch,,men,,whether they leave liaise with mo ney, oy, Without it from whom they gain their prafits.i There is somethings° noble, so gcuerons in the' ,grand English huracter atat, when foray loused, it-resents imposition, more especially on the. Poor; and, although a _dyke were throw tt at:piss th. 4 .,. current cif its liberality on the:first proposal tot', stabscriptioth its ,3tECtlill was only.stemmed til collected, when rnslied over every barrier to [pencil th - eparelieti tongues of its thirsty supplil Clllll9o , TUE Pl=l , l REGENT, • lry before our It Copy of the . At dress of tbe Loito . AlAYart, Stivntyrs, null" Cow. td)-T,TBE aptirtinletl tri apply the Flinn Sooser ninc , for the.lteliet of the roar of the City of Dublin, pres:.nted,to Iti Boy t,l. Highness the I. I IIINC. . • IS: G iu conscqtrenee of his ,munifteeqt.eontribtor Clot) of 200t)1-, with , the answer thereto, 'as 'rrr - ceived by Lords.hip 'from NVILLIA:n (rtmcoity, Es(l. Unsivr at rret9ry for the Civil .Deptirtinent. cc T. his Itoyal 11 . ,,;Iroess George Prince of Wales, Regent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain mid I tiara. The 1-himble ,\4l,lre , ot'of the Lira Mitvor, Sherills and Cultititilteettppointen to apply the Food Stibscribed fur relief of the . Itftlostri:oti and 411 A ve,4,0.1 Pe,o of Publin. :. ~".M4v.rr toe n 11.1 , Y M I ti " We, the Lord NilyOr"Atirl ktlieritts of the City of Dublin, Itint..othrt!bloiithers•t:t vbe Ctorniii•ttee, appoittetl, to lq'PlY the Fund for relief of Ihe Mai and distri , st.a:d tour of the Nletrtipolh, most litimbly . l,eg teave to apiirtr.ieWNodr Iloyal flighttoi, lip' expre;,..., wittif.telio)..;i of tl.e no, , t protbattl respe'et, 711. e alitekl' , getrtlinents We entert.tio tit .yourAtoyal 1-ligtOtessett 11/aturreolnd lienefteen4 consideration tor the distress of ,tile fatooqing ti tt the Poor of the nittnifested by your Royal 1-littlitiess'3 Immune and munidnent emitAhntion of 1,t.:00t., traliimitted by the hands Of hit. blztellettey the Lord Lieutenant ot Ireland, MARK ELON..II.IM, 0 Lent MHyor or the Cif y of Dublin, raid • ' • Chair/nen of the Committee." Tt whiih the Lord Alliyor bus received the col , • cr MLotto, - , Dublin ('astle, Jan. 9., " Tim Lorii Lieutenhnt hatinft trantmittetilts he laid he» fore. his Royal Hilt imeothe Prince Regent, theveryflutifill an l loyal Marmot of the Lord Mayor, Sheriffs, and Ciito.A tititttt,appuintetlto apply Oka Fund soliscribed for the r,el)ef of the industrioni and distressed poi' of Dithlin, expiesiing the grahtul sentiments they vntertain 91114 Royal klightiesse* munificent emit yilhotion of Two Thotwand Pounds. I. I hart, the honour to lietiti4int your that hill Excellency bat reccik:cti tter tiiqu 111,cutmt Siti r Rlolll4,%igilityil)d, that his 11,y1,1 11 ighneAs ‘vaA.flettl;cil L.'r evivc the slime in till rinict. o:icirin,, !winner. hap: iititiotil to 11d.0 a My 1.01(1, 4 , your Loit l 4 ll ."ll'' 1111E 0 ,1 4 v fret 1111 nlttst