The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-05 00:00:00

EITTON, St o ck.• PrOktr, , Corldlin has 11i 4. at fast obtained the , OlOtect - of his ztnxious vittlieF , , in being - Jig:tin able.to!olfer to his Friends, the-Publiei Tit:lset-1 and Snares at the good Old Prices. E. IL. has also the satisfactitut,of Unequivocally _stating, that - the Seheine of the present Lottery, to begin .Dr.twing on the 30th April, is wove a dvainakmous to Purchasers - than any ever before presented to the Public; there ars 10,008 Prize', (the lowest ,tyl."An.Valii.,),.and unly 14,600 Tic kets; among the Capital's ars Four Of g0,0001., , 5‘e.; 8,000 of the Prizes will'give tli Itoiders the option' Uf takingthe:bllanett of the sante Nun - titer - in the 'ensuing 'Lottery; or receiving l'2l. in 'Money fir each Ticket,' and iii proportion fur. Shares, anyti ..e'oefore the Ist mune. E. EYTON, invites his Friends to inspect the. Scheme at his truly Fortunate pilices, No. Cornhill, aliere he inyes fur ikeontiiiiiance in the present Lottery of that Success which has Ahitherto-, attended the Tickets and shares sold by him. •• • This Day ivie Pries Is. or 05..63. a ritkzeu for (-11:itributioti, VrtAiNGE COUN S EL to the VOOR. iiit,the *tallow of 4 , Finiilyllefinon , ." I+'. • Sold by . And J. liitington, St. Paul's elatrehlar.k Of Munn may be bad, by thetatne Sermons on Moral and Religious Subjects; iniapted fur the use of Families. In one volume octavo, price 105. 6d. PARMA AND EX.:LW-PRESS MARIA LOUI - SA. .(Continued from otir;Oalier of'Osterdoy.) Just lubli.shed,.price !our ShiPings t NILI URSOltr- RENIARKS on n .now in the House.if 'Peers, " For IIgtIVLXIIN(i •of NIA1)- 11011sES" ; its robable infinence upon the •POSicti),-;titd Moral Condition of the Insane; and upon the interests of those c9ocrrriell iq their'Cnre , anti Management. .With Ob servations onthe Refects of the present System. • • - By CiF.OI GE , 111:1N Iluttgowg; M.D: F.L.S. tic. • • • Published and sold by flarclktig, , St. James's-street ; Long :mar, and Co: raternoster-ratt; and Callow; 'Cruwn• court, Soho. GCARROLL, Stork-brt,,,ker, with satisfac tion to,iiituself, recommends the Scheme of the pre sent. Llttery, picking himself that it is the most advautage- , ous ever yet tittered to the Public. It contains 2 ...,.., .. Prizes of 2 2 , .. 2,0110 Ditto 2 anti 18,090 other • Prizes, with only .4,502 t - llauks, a cireum stauco hitherto unparalleled in Lotteries.. The 'rickets aatl. Shares are selling ot .. the following ,Low Prices. viz.:— Ticket .....,...,C1, 4 18 0 I (.7. ~ ter . --,C5 -I 0.: 19 0 J EiOnli Half Sixteenth. G. CARROLL therefore requests his friends, who wish to secure ruby favourite. Numbers, to cooke.carly application at cithei of Isis Nices, 7, CORNIIILL, .or 26, OXFORD• STrIKET, (estahlislit4l777), where 7735.. the Last Prizt ot :30,000i., was sohl in Sharer:,. with Seven other Capitals, also sold inShares, : in the list ocioinr Lottery. The bravvin,.: will commence on the 30th inst. and all Orders froM.tlfe Country punctually attended to., . .. N. 13.--,All.l3usiness in the Public Font's transacted. This Day was puhliSlica,. Handsomely printed, in Two large Whistles" Quarto', price 41. 4s. in boards, pug HISTORY of the WORLD from the Reign of Ale...soder to that of Augustus : .Cotnprelterol if9k the Continuation and Completion of the History of An cient Greect,.i.tiV44oniva and, Clittisittv..is. • By .101-EN GiI.LIF.S, L. L. 1). F. IC. S. and S. A. 'Historiographer .to his Majgsty, for Scotland. • - Pcinted fur T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. Of % h or n iuttl also he bad, by ttie „ 'shine 'Author, I. The HISTORY of ANGIENT. GREECE,. its COLO NIES and CONQUESTS, . &ism the earliest Accounts, till the Oivisiorcof the bitatedonian Empire in the East; including the History of Literature, Philosophy, and' the Vine Arts. Fifth Edition,' 4 vols. tiro. It. Ws. • • . . ' 2. A . TRANSLATION of ARISTOTLE'S ETHICS and POLL ries; coniptisitig. his PRACTICAL I'HILOSOPU \' Illustrated by Introductions and Notes, 'the Critical History sit his Life, and, a new Analysis of. his Speculative Works. Second Editioit, Bea.. ts. -boat di. , S. A VILVIT. of the RU of FREDKRICK,II. .of PRUS SIA; witn a Parallel between that Prince and - Phillip IL of Macedon, Sro. tis. • • HIK-PATENT IMPERIAL DINING—TA -TILES, and PATEN'I"I'itArAL( I : II t and PINING-TABLES, iu,i,nc elegant. Pike of 'Furniture, and upon Five new dikrent PlansA the PatentiMprovettFions {tells and Chair „Was; Brass-screw. Four Post, anti. Tent gedstvads, Furniture and Bedding - coMpletel . Portable Chairs, with several other new inVosted and improved art ic! es of furniture; alsi; a general and very extensive assortnient ul Upholstery and Cabinet Articles fur furnishing Houses com plete, ready manufactured, ux . where .Faiiies may select awd furnish a whop.l. llouse_ few. days, avoiding the extreme inconvenience of waiting AeVecal Montlis Ittsompleting their t:stublishhient. Est and West IndiaArtieles, Array and Navy; Su. St.C.*hy 4orgau and Sanders, It 'and ):7; Catherine-street, Strand, on t4irins the must moderate,. fur prompt' paxment. • ANEW VOLUME of SERMONS, by fitsr,IOI I ,kIORSLEY. This Day were published, • The Second Edition, in aro. price ins. Ock• E boards, • NINE .SERNTONS .on tile. NATUR of the EViDENCE by which die Fact of onr Lor , !'s Resur rection-is established; and on various other Subjects. To which isSpreiised,. a Dissertatiim on the Prophecies of the Mcssiandisperaed among.the Heathen. By SA:NIVEL HORSLEY; LL.D. F.R.S. F.A.S. • • Late Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Paternt.ster-row ; and F. C. and J. Itirington, St. Paul) Church-yard. Also Just published, by the same Author,' .. 1. A Translation of the Psalms of Meld ; with Notes. The Second Edition, in 2 vols. 6vo. price 1 ss. Boards. 2. SerMolla, la! 3 rola. evil. price it: 7s. " Ordinary readers (moderately conversant with the Bible, and with,itsa.thenty and practice of their religion) mai derive more advantage from these Discourses than frontally Volumes of Sertnon4 which have limed froin the preisfor•the last fifty years."—Edinbareh Review. a We hare indeed no hesitation wlif,tever to say, that no sucl,t !tenuous hart issued from the British pivot since the commencement of cur critical kahouts."-Ilritish Critic. , " ' • • . - 11 -, ANNA. c PUEVENTiVE . IVA'S( .‘i•ell - known N.',:tileiiillt,::.the....kriny.c.tiayy, avid others. ail . parts of the Cirorld, as the ONLY SPEcIFIt,; for the. of a certain diterui-.Ditiraire, continues t o lie sold t ali for the last stl years) by UANNAY Mitt CO. 9.1 , (4. , .it (.arm-'sine. Luthzate-sl'ee't, near' St. Pani's Church Y,tuti, 4 4 1 d I, Little , iiffolli-streut, Lirautorket., 1.4111. tit!ll. It will keep fur ever in nil climates, and'ilever failed irfasin;le ,Price 9s. ,and I is. per Pri vate Surgery , for its use at each Warehouse. Two bottles stilt by mach in retttlii for a 11. Ntht , " 'post-paid; or four nottica 1:01 - 41: poiciug cases included-, Uppaid letters not .. • .albuitted. • • • •'!'4e only houses for the Gemuitie India tints, for making superior . 11.eitorative Gruel,' and for Prestou 1-lczwt434,tro Losenges. •••••'. ; -• • • .• - THE ARM Y. FRAUD PREyxpiTE:fo. . , daily T?counteritet the ! mt i,vhicettlitts Hutt are ~dc to imtt , e nii tin tdityttry 3 Spt ious Compositioo in+teagi of the BL keKING: prepared by DAY tttpl MARTIN, they are induced in adapt a new Label, itt which' their Address . . . 97, High lii,lborn, • is placed so conspicuously, that they trust 'an attention to this, and the difference ut the-Type, which Is unlike all Let ter-press. will enahle Purchase, s at once to detect the Impo sition; The ItF.AI.; JAPAN BLACKING,Infide by: DAY and 7;IIARTIN, 97, Iligh } f-lolborn, will in future be sold In Bid ' tleti - at ail. Is. and is eil. vacl),..and a Copy of the Label left with all Venders.. ; • • • • • DAY and MATttird,' 97, iTigh UT- .r . ;2 7, we- - _,....,,,,, 51 „,„,,,; - ---= 2 =U-_,,,,.._._.... - . - - - ''''' - ----i----- „. •- .. '; ar' — ____ _ ___ _ • , . ' -- - - Per Cer. 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' • ' Atill iett. ; * , ..... , . .. . , • TV :. t l ‘ - ' II , .. -.. • - - . • - . . . . _ - J.ti (jr4B E ' R 0.,„,.............Leg0.713701........ • - SATUII,DA.Y, APRIL . L 1817: .. .. , • 4-. i " .'itic ri Si"..'VFNISNCr ' J- . .. tlit 10 ' : ......: 21---------.------_ AV! OFOICIt March ' --, 29, 18t7. _ - ; • etrmilll , ,: E y. N g S i I v 1 r ...1 obit Shed, ( tett for de,tribution, P 4 R . " • : t r eilc l i u ! e , ,kl , , tou kl°ll _ I..sth: a ry l ; it , 4to the i`ooll. E:litca .. 1 IC E . h PE NSI ONS . the PENSIONS t , dull' PtYahte „„ )1 , Finiityls'efinon , ." r Estlmate d the Navy,' - arc in at .gton, St. Pant's Cirutreheyard. 1 0 • le of p. slat 4 1 trol th ,, , ' )meat for the ir : L U r a l rter ending the _4th of March, 4 ' oad, by the'saine Edi Cir, ei 4itiucto , %tit fcthowing Day ;:i f uture be paid is soon as possible after :t t , 1 , 0. .. t . ihry w i ll ~. volume octavo, price tag. 6d. - it, sce:, sl,trinaca provided the Parties shall have sent the a' • Ments- at . Ashed,_ price Fine Shillings,. r iiit. ::: 44th r o. June, El ef ItE.MARK.S on n liILL °Ott . . . f 'Peers, " For RgtIVLATiNe J: 25 th of September, . to ..,00 11- • probable Influence upon the ,r . , I st of the inv. ; and upon V s o ,ill. ~- -7 7,..- -- --z—L..2 4th of December. ;If ed .10 1 heir'Cnre and I . , ,lanaglt , ,f that 151.- ?RRs ov , r4,A3 Assu R T A ,, - ; • • ,le f the I)efects of the 10 esent S s r ' lB R•si t • • "LE COMPANY. - * . e t ,, t i ttrit irtng for the whole term of Life .01tOE MAN UROSYK; " (V rt 0 ( re , 141,1 1 . 11 ,1! p ro r lts th , , c ent) of every Seventh Year to partici- Al and sold by Harding,. St .' . ' - ci. ,. 1 1 1 ii„ :„. po em .., ertatned by actual valuation, on the I Col Paternoster-raw; •and ,v .- 1P . , li ., ,thith e p , Prautned with i te it till' , .. , ~7CPt p r . , losared it the - -0 much success and saris -1.1 sitioh,,,„ t yl r ,hhii aty lie a _.! , e e l- , ,qt i t t itable Office. The amount P . - .o This Day war . ~ L. tat . e s tvin, f,K ily toit r i r i :l,. g l e . the option of the Party - , in „. ~. Cr alt for th e g rit. 1 Qua to the Assured, many of f i i mdsontely printed, in 'i'we , ' 1 l i g -`,. 1, 1 ,.t ., t04 . ,;( . _ • Blu e submitted to. the Public by 41. '4.c. • t, lol t; , id , 4_ ) 7 ,4, 1 ts o ill tii,;.o 4/ p li l y b a e c it: l 9: ll ) u effected t i P• -11- Reign of Ale..and , 49 ' ! Illi j i g, 4. . P .1 4 14 5,,.. I .'t , Premium fur a fixed number in g the Continuation t- eivot Grceet i".i.ttit 4o .4 .. ' 1 1 0 0: trstvth4ro:tjaANCES a Or A . 3 ..5. .. , .. t t ti t , 03 r, ~",,d ,_ , „ retarn of P:ofit will he made fit id By JOHN fit il' , !of, „, 4,1 44144 qt. eof an _ __?!er•v r l ots Are Si' e'VeTY re.4lleCt '35 1110- . ar 'l4 istorios a y i'l ;,~I ~.._ . I °E . / 1 lle " ..: '1,,','‘ .4 3t rnalt are et i• r I 6 Of w Tot e • , riNt,, it ' Portn e • '-°' B ailie for the r p itit 14, G1 nalip, h . t ...,esses of others, as I. fbe F ." to p 4 ..... . is.-- ..t lig protected therefrom b.• the _ . ... } C i . Wllll to NIES and I' l igr ot 1 4 , , ty % VNIII;t r i - ,:r t re, Tuner, ilication :at ItivisiOn , ft re ii 0 1 0 t ',7,,,,, ~, riv en , i ,,,`' rerms and ht e , ' I:t' . rl . r lilt toi,i)o „, c..11:tti..11441.:;-,r-itik.utt,A!,,,,,itit,:ye . i : . ( et tt i e le p e r t it n i t c t i l p tr a y l . Offif'ee u , a C Y b n e n aVs ! ifl t e A , e at - td oli b l ; ft ie,, ,- bXFORD the li , ..,) Gait Prize to Filth, 1 0 Capitols, also 2 c re ~0 , ii. .1 .• )1, p, . _I , / (novel of POLICIPS * ,re 'rite brawin., pi b 4 1 08 i •., ~ nit, t i, e ,-,...e7t1b! within ~. et, _. . , falling due on id ~, ti i „ , _ . tri, ..+ll , r , l ~f,_''. l . ? nyt . e days thereafter, are now ii • Orders from the ' ir "4, .. rig4 l4lt• s.4l lnker I ' " v4o3l dr , attil with the C 9' 411. it,ci and ,t, I, p u bi tit, co ~ ~ ) ompany's ' . .. 0 , , 0 , tt _ ....,•rown,o_ the United rt., Gtasgow, and other ' ft& transacted. ni Ot s l '. , . ‘l'lide \I "LNity i ;,`, Kingdom. 4 4 i . arch 1,, r.S II OROUGH,: Jun. Secretary., •• • . 4, 4t.' ' W ei' 0 "%II 4 /. tal7 j o - 7, cim, • ~ , -.. Ottrc ...4,. as, bir *N . , ttg , ' BA's'il'- • _ iii ~ .‘„ 11,,,,:._ ,M&11it,',.,„ ,t,t,s. and Others in the Count rr AL DIN ING i"AL(IAIt SIDEIr ~..... se w 010! ,114 4,. 1„t :5iti,,. ot 1.4 7 r tr. COMPANY being about to in- . teganr.Piece of ' J' i ll ‘ 1 . w,k i Ste ..._ . • 4.geneies I but ly 7,, Llit t „„ , "lay to re . • heron:bout the Conntry, s,; , the Patent Iry to . gent , r,l 4,l.tr i ertat. . Lette applications front Gentle.- acrew. Four Po' A' 041,1,, tor a t • t , ,Lct . the. sam e ~..•t t . • • - s . t it rin the lofe or tire 34:tiding - coinp' f jZ kt l iZ - o Sech ii ,t , i,i . , , in those '1 owns where none are yet w lifectite land' 4 or .. _ p i ,.. .14 ittatiblts to li • ' I l and very maf.le• ! t ie 14 ,Z‘e ra eh ( . , L a...MAO. to the Srcre- a and Accompanied with-re- u n iches fur furr , / il'' Ll9 ' ll, ' 43. t, 41 L 'AZ P H I 'de ' -11,: where Fa' ; ecer ° , ,f J . • 3.11, 4/ •eb t nENll:i'li . - . plk .if ,10 ...%,41640:pe01, 4 . 11 ,CSIIOROLTOH, Jun: Secrtary. fur. tu a few days ' r ‘ lo li Zt‘to 41110 i • 't t •' )c), tat 7. into ag se v c oil :11 ~.‘ tii .f t ?ipt.,. 'tithes 1111 one or more ' ' .-• • • - ~ „POT . - s , glile,Te:Ptrly are . Lives secured E A N A , ..• „ l ip 1 1 ; .. rats. i i !nu coast& by the Company on . F.,41, , 11.1 - ga Jia Articles. fs, 1G ' 41 ,1 . 1" .otlerat e,. fir 1 1. a t el' 'la s : P .l'4 w . ' ------ ' . I 's f). ,r; O f k tt 4 N( r at PPtlitsbed --• • ' , v, ~,, ~, , ,, , ,,i ~,, (4,41 . i, 0 i ~ .... Rio. rice is. .' • t * 6.11 " I ' los 4, lity. tit i ttd R4p, c,l 'lie. SP EEC I-1 of the RI *lit -- -- - rt o r , , , ... , , , . ,t, uei N , ti,e Somber on. Sir William Ridlty's AVA . r y P l lO .. ‘ A t i mi , . ' ' Ziember of .the Lords of the Admi• .on iv N.. :' ,if ‘ foe .• d kli, u kn - SAh,„ ~. • in • "1, 'O - iii it rt ItY, Albemarle-street . ,s of the ' , Jr 0, 1 0 4 , , ii,4 ,1 A1 1,( 1 . ,,. 1 : 1 ; 4 4 . 1 1 ,0, ir i N s()N . . ----:-------, 7 _._. ' ,-- • Pre:vont , .r , 1 1 k iss to d d o ill , A •• . t t :Z, n., ii,,, x s , , tty. rnav 1.,1 lot sneCt fully int pros the 4.arter- ' 7• A j f etw, N. Oi t ,rki , n‘ t „.... 1 , Y !in * having his Atticles Cul - 111111C .r' , ~o f ot , 141, , , ,,, t0py ~51, 4 6, t tiv t r l . 4 S ,, a , !yt It's,; Perfumer to his. Slit- , 4941 d iit . It . 1 0 13/4 ,9-."..1, %.,‘„ 1Nw••,... 1 . i erce, .57, New nond-itreet ; t , ha l .. . r k , rt. erkt , li t q. stre _r.letr hinters to the Duke and Duchess is tilV I 7 L0 .14,1 ~ 1 414". Itio,7 l t . ilessrs. Davison'S and Son, 69, 3te !i . . IV .• Yll i i Pi • . ,7t-ilr e • '•••'• ho' ' ch, • •# 1 ! , le t`tiq t'ri , i m 1. ' 4 Psule; alto, by most Per- &tot I -I.:Tit tidy' ir sf 4 coN 4,,,,.., .0 CillUltlY. L RUNG FIXII) * - ' 'ad t c ...,„..tete, 1 rt•et it, ~,,,,,,• .41 , i l . ,1,,,, ik1 , . ' , ,% : , 74 1. Zr e i ) ,ti cr1t5 ; i h t illY,. • being composed of Bal. ~111 :44,',,ISlosttil i t , itt, I...,x.rcetv_el a gIPSS and beauty to the ' 0 071' ',!4444044Z39";,,er1ithe I i iti r s ir ° L: 42 S i et ( - ) l t t l f l ke "r i t tn 4 ) " t "r - ,t0J,.010 Atititt4'44l4,,,lturiva,,llii4Tkea-rd ucees it in curl during ar s e:: ~,,0 J,, 1;1,,,,_"114ht lling ~...:. ' n ! damp we a ther; it also pos. i' . 'e Of" . 0 114 0 ..1 1 7114 . 5,1 it c ,. „n t i r „, ;, i •c A . nt rating- properties, and many co I I , ~.:0 1:4 4. 0 tri 1! ,..114. _t-1, other Flair tioni Illness, perspirn- IV ~i ' ic . 414 , 01' 1 kl:illthcl,igtiall°. causes, have by its use re- .4' j u ito, iq NI , -mu,. gl a i r , en l c of years, . see 'tumorous instances cr tell ht 5 ki ,, ,,.. , O•ISLti round each Bottle, price , 0 0 , 5( j)ill:, ki,,': k ii,,,l**th - ‘: N ON's v v . ! , If i t l 9I ‘ ll`' d il,'S W:' 111 011 ° 1Z 14, 10C0 .-"TABL. DYE ' " i/ os effectual Article ever in t' ,tl ' Ag e ... - "S, ' l4 nrat'; .. 1 ; r .. 11 1t 1 fled ' Halt on the Head or' _ I ptle : ,lki h ' l 4,,nliix ..; ' w " or Black , price 55.105. ed.. P .1 . li f 'Nt '4,l 4 '''+. 4 ON's 4 . 1 it 1,, , : r 47 iv„ y ', ANIBROSIAL SOAP. ,1 7 if,i,e'cl: , v44.1,,4,,,,,; i oli o „,T. th. • att of soap - makin g, ' being , 0 0 4 10' . k . kNi,,,z, 4 4 m i tißm ile ,"' than any- other removes, o iritc e ,i‘,y . '4,t`A_1i‘t4:144,444-ktidiitrB,.,tti,49. &c, front ji r f u t H a l m; h t:•h S it k e in i l tr l t i c i e ev t e s 9t a i, r ill * o f • , '''...:" ... &„, trt , . ' Illying Cakes, Price , Bd. Is ' . an . d y, , it ~ b , st,,Stiliti-_,lNtate, tondon. .: ti .. ~ ' r , i lO s ' " , N bit - . 3 s`... 'I b p' at , Isi I 1.. •.: , .411 , , o ` lit er : . ' 144,t ' 1 ;:: ,e et lo .; ' ‘i, t!":[, 4 '''''li , ' 4 / Ohl. girth t I . i A. ... le ,4e t . , tti -• l•tt if t , ,r •• kt, t /hi 4 % / ' k, +4 . ' e . 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'"tt '' flr t ,ll ~, t til 1 .1 Kt. • ~"1 1 . t;'',.? : '''s‘i d. ';'.°. i °' ,It is Jernarkable, that. Napies..has not ..yet lot:Many acknowledged. MARLA, LOMA: as 4,4ve..• reign of the : State of.Parmak aurt:this is the,Cmly. Court in Europe which has :neglected. tp .dt6o. 'fire, Claim .0 ft. Ferdinand, ..it, steins, Is founded on his being the heir of, the .Varnese family, once • • Princess Of Parma. • The circular letter fram:the Emperor, announcing :the appointment of his daughter as Sovereign.,ofJthe three buotties, was addressed to Naples, at tire same time as toithe other Courts but no _answer upon .the sob. jest has been . received I—lt was reserved for Count IVPAU.LAT 'to make the. rountry 'of CM.- regio• a► tl.„Paetnagiano. as distinguished for the works of the Caraccis, as of its own native masters. One of his first objects . , when the current ot, more important consid rations had subsided, . Was tc) c ive orders for time restore tine of the fine frescos of the .Caraceis in the apartments of. the FarofSe pftlace ‘ , A furuter Doke, some half Ceiiitrry . ago,: directed .ill the :walls to be strongly white-washeth under urtr opi nion that the paintings were. immoral. Un. 'to this time it had been taken for granted, that the Duke, had completely deprived the world of these master-pieces. Even the French, when; in their .ard.our. for transplanting the works of art, trey carried away the fresco of the Madonna de Scliola from the convent of the Museum, never thought of the practicability of restoring and then . . removing this. 4kVAulay. undertook. it, and his sucress has been, in everyinstance, beyond what could have been'. anticipated ;• - •in .some compiete. Works have beett restored, which in merit did not yield to the celebrated ceiling of the Farnese Pa lace at Rome ; and the. circumstance of their be m , . . ing - soe of the very last works of, Anibal Ca racci adds to the interest excited by their intrinsi sic. excellence. As far as they have -been restored, they rue not itninoral • • The disposition of the. Ei•Empress k extremely mild ; her manners unassuming. Her natural re serve the French mistook for 'hauteur,. of . which. its fact, pile hut not theslightest flair • filte'letv. ersons whom:she admits to . her society are eo far 'train briik Ifieted as if they Were paving .• their court to a Princese,thatthey soon feel thea'i selves easy in their conversation with her.. The usual acconiplishmetits_ of her sex she possesses in more than the usual . degree. She plays ~ tin the piano, a►►d sings extremely well. Slie reads a goodAiial'of English, and tate soeuka It with a betterarcent : than could have been eSt pected, and with more fluency: English hooks constitute a large part of rer library, and...she has made it the - fashion at Farina to lenity Ens. Usti. Her fondness tor her son is well known-; at her expence,• ins retinue at SentientoMm has been rendered fait , ntbre ample and splefulid !Mtn than provided tor. hiM by the Etoperor Fran cis. The title ,of iNl:tjesiy 'is always giVett to her,. wheu spoken ,to ; but, when spoken of, she' is Called, not 'L'lmperatrice, •`but • La So" vrana.. Site has, at P•trui,i, the 'toilette. given .to her' by the City of Parts, on her marriage, and the cradle of the young King of. home; as Well as the jewels and the entire of the ward robe. The lnilette and cradle were described in the French. Papers at the time ; the jewels are sapposed to be far more valuable than those of any crowned head in Etirope. Although this Prin. cess is certainly'nOt distressed by her absence from Butmaparte,•and waShnt little cast clown tither political reverses, 'she'has latterly grown very thin, and therefore is unlike the portraits of her sold in England. M'Aulay has ordered the excaeations at Velleia to he prosecuted with vigour ; but no very coml. tierAlle diseitverkshave been made, at least none to be compared in iftlportanre with that of Pont -It is.said to be his intention to restore the great Francs°, Theatre, which is, tar larger than that of Naples, and to make it fit fin. refiresentii tiOns. It 'is built upon the grainiest scale, and-so constructed; that not only the view of the stage from every seat, brit of every part ot the house from the other pats, is snore perfect than in any theAtre . elsewhere The Most interesting Wogs which have-yeebeeu discovired at Velleiti, are ,lie` well f kunwu Table of Trojan; and some fine/rag mews of 'statites. 'Tie letter are already placed on the grand stair-case of the Farnese Theatre. itAtiving she provitlOns ci . the .Ant of Patliatuent for allowing. Soldier• to send and receive Letters at a low rate of postage, are not yet. perfectly understood, his Royal Highness the etIMMANDUR-IN-CHIEP has therefore beets ple4sed to direct that the following Instructions sliellhe communicated to the Artny . :—!. LETTERS. FROM SOLDIERS.-.-Upo? alt single letters sent from soldiers, the name of the soldier, his rank (whether ser: jeant, cur*til, drummer, trumpeter, tiler, or private, and the Regiment, Corps, orOetachment to which he belongs), are to be.superscrihed ; all swell single letters are, to be intlorsed by the Officer in the actual command of he Regiment , Corps,. or Detachment, his name, rank, and the Regiment, Corps, or, Detachment, conithanded by are 'to be Written in his own hand.iveiting. It is to be understood, that this indul gence is limited to single letters only. One 'peony must be paid.at the t i nto,the letter is put into the Post-Office, or such letter *Mlle liAble to the full rate of postage. The ACt of Parliament * alluded to directs, That if any Officee, having the command of, a Regiment,' Corps, or De tachment, shall wilfully write his name onuny' letter which is not from a soldier, and ,upon private concerns only, such Officer shall forfeit inkd pay the sum, of 1. : ; that- a similar penalty shall attach to any person who shall obtain the sis natures of the Officer commanding, to letter's not on initiate concerns of . soldiers; and further, that if 4ay Officer, not having at the time the command of, the Regiment, Corps, or Detachment, shalt write his name upon a soldict's letter, he shall forfeit the.som of 51. •a : 0. 9 JONINS TA YLOR 1 V, i ' 6 ,4 1; 4P,4'31 lAritho.st tett, Lout u ~,.-,,(iiiit tit,. , . • "1(1 inform vnu tli '' i hto 1 .- '•• t i 'lmes velle.r'a ; tit% aL,.,.. 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Fertl• - I , :11ita liT_,,! i!ao,rathitt, with thattut iu- . . ..tlkl ttm .1. rotesiiiiitt sliittild always obiorve f II• 4.ti, ii„isit;ll ;111gtli ti* a4vke hail assistance 1 „ .„ 1.- . 1 a ,ro4;tret."l.43rik•iris takiktg this Medicine, will ii'i-h , yoio. ne at '" 1 ) 9 hi i c 4 it)* a,..4,„i, t ,,,..., t c idoni tti i) Li% 4 11, , . i.:4nlngnity. ' °-‘. ! i hic t .; 941ttriatifdt tli‘ean'itn‘ r jiici. - of those: r441441.' 4!'•'th ToYilho ' o i) 11-strto 5. %; ittti„.L. ". 7,1 , 14 i 'l. '"' ! '''- .kiuru• iivrs 4. 1 / 4 , Naurg - eCt-11.11 4 lit;, ;hire • 1. toths•ell'it, Ituliltrt•;, and 1 4 V km 41 tq,,,,., ;714e.raliit: to ma itt Ciri:at l'ir4t;in II itdi :, •iv ,k1t1::,) TA. f4d.efidh ittiiiii.,42dialut --,.....4.E.,,k44): , 144, . , (4kt:tic - ' ar, Rio t l wi1trt1.,14,1,04, of .E.ityP.-r ~ H . ~ . . : . , .• LcrrEtti TO Sot.ritchs..—ln All Cases of single letters ad dressed to soldiers, the rank, whether'Serjeant,.dorporal, Trumpeter,: Drummer, Lifer, or. Private, .anitthe , Regituctit, corps, ,or Detachment, t 0 which they belong, must be speci fied. One penny is to be paid by the writer or other person, On putting the letter into a Post-oflice, the letter will other wise be liable to the full rate of postage. The letter cannot be delivered to any person except the soldier to whom such letter is directed, or to some'cotte, appainted to receive the same by an authority in writing under the hand of an Officer having the command of the Regiment, Corps, or Detachment, to which such soldier belongs. , • The Counuandmin-Chief is desirous that soldiers shall hare the full benefit intended by the Legislature, but in or. der to guard-against any abuse of privilege, his Royal High ness feels .it necessary to repeat what was declai rd in the general ,Orders of the 2t;t4 of February, 1814, and )4th of 'June, 183 3,,that the indulgence of conveyance of Letters to non-commissioned officers and soldiers, free o f ex p ellee , ii applicable exclusively to !Aiwa intends:44ot the persons to whom they are addressed ? acid that no explanation which urt4 be offered for An abuse of this privilege, which is attached exclusively to the said non-commissioned officers and soldiera, will be deemed satiSfactury, or Will in the leatit degree ex culpate -tiny officer Who 'may- diiectly or indirectly aid, or connive : At such deviation frem the true intention and spirit in which this hoots has been granted to soldiers, and that any Noti.connuitsioned Officer or soldier who shall present to .his 'Officers letter, yo he reudeted freeof poAtagv, which ii not hie 01%1,, will b e gui lty of a fraud, for which it is his Ittiyal High- Siess's express command that every offender shall be tried, .mid'no Alleviation of whatever punishment way be awarded must be expected. . By . Command of his Royal Highness the Commander to-Chief, • (Signed) HARRY CALVERT. Adjutant-Genaral. Horse-Guards, :29111 _March, t 17. EUGlNE'BRAvllArtmilis.—A letter from Alwitich, of the 21st March, contii.iox the following "We have acquiriitithe certainty that Prince. (BilAtamitr:iisl has 'ryeiVeti a pecu niary ... indemnity of eonsido aide anronnt, by an jirrangement concinded at Frankfort. lie si ; oi. tied his adhesion thereunto through the or4an at his Aitle-de;Cantp; Colonel 13#A1r.i.K. This in 'den-frilly is Considered no equivalent fo. the I , Ev i., :torial possessions in Germany which were goa. sauteed to him by the Allies in 1 4.r—This Prince is employing' agents - to purchase a considerable portion of land in liavai la. His intention constitute a Principality, which he will enjoy henceforth with the same rights as the mediatitcd 1 1 tinces of Germanyi under the Sovereignty of the King of 8AVA13,111.", BISHOP PORTgus'A GIFT. AND wohlts. 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