The Sun. — London, England, 1817-12-22 00:00:00

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PETI:ft'S FIRST SERMON, wit h tt:eera Nul'[:llEs arid SK ETC tI ES from other Seripearal •!E:iiilijects, are, ri,w EXI - 11111;ITM4, under the imme'kiiate l'atroridge of 'Royal the Prittee A LL, neirr every day from Teu till • . • CfIARLES SMART, Secretary. - A - avy-qlri - , Dec. 15, 181 r. THE PRINCIPAL eiFITICIMS and C 0313115. . STO.:I 7 E'RS of HIS .111I,IESTrs ..17,11/Y do hereby 711 . HE LIFE of BICH D Bishop • n of Candati, written by Himself, was PrP,I,IinEI) DAY, in One V. , lifine, lto.. prier 21. I , 2'S Cll. in boards. Printed for T. C4dell alid M. Davies, Strand. give Notice', that on If 'ednesday, the 61.1 inst. at One o' C lode , tri k'y will be, ready to treat with' such Persons as may be killing to Contract for supplying. ,majesty's ITar'l at 6 'iteerness ;yid& 852 Loads of DANTZIC, RIGA, or E NIEL 'b. TIMBER thie half the said . quantity of Tioe6er to be ' : "livered in January next, and the remainder to be delivered ill February next. 4 Forns of the Tender, mail lie seen at this Office. Na ender will be received after One o'Cloeh on the flay of 7 'renty, nor any naliced, unless the Party, or an dgent fur kin, attends. • • • Every 'l'endevmu.q be acconynnicil by . a Zeller cadresseil the Navy Board , nisi! two -responsible Personf, mgaging' to beFonee lkonnei with the Person t!ndferuie 4 r t . iii of Sain t f f 1000 / . Ai. the thee perforii, , tnee of the Conlr,:zct. VICTILILLING-OP ICE, Dec. 19, 1:317. . . E ISS 10 1V ERS for V ICT L G Ibis 11L-LIESDY'S :VA PT do hcreloy give Notice, that Friday, the loth of January next, they-will be ready to re . eei.Fe Tenders in writing (sealed ur), and treat Ihr the . "fprly of Tehat FRESH BEEF may be required for the use Pr his ;flajesty's Ships and Pesselir at l'onch,nderrY and tortO:vtuilly for TweliT' Calendar Munths, from 1.4 e loth of u a ry pi/lowing. The Conditions of the Contract 'nag he seen at the Stcre •tarJ's (Vice, at this 01)74 ; or . by applying to the Collcc- Zcr of tree Cuitonis at Londonderry. , • Nn regard will be' had to any Tender in which Me' Price &halt not he inserted in words at lenvh, or that shall delircrcd4o Ihc. Board hefore One n'Clock on the said Prida!), the I:6th flay Pf. Janisary next, nor unless the Pet -40 who makes the Tende'r, or swine Person On his behalf, ottepds t♦ an.su•-c when called for. Each 'lender must also be accompanied by a Letter signed ky Two responl'ible P . 6.sons, engaging to become bound with rite Party tendering, in the Penal Sam. of 5001. for the (hie tkrformance of theColdrael • ADMIRALTY — OFFICE, Dec. 19, 1817. Vari OFFICIAp NOTIFICATION 41 ' has Leen received at this Office " For the information of Vessels destined for the Arehipe 7 lig° of Gutheubuq, and the Quarantioe , Port of Kiimso, No tice is hereby given, that on the Island of Stora liariscq a emud Tower has . been built, high fifteen yards, terminating io a Platform, with the upper part of Buick, and the Coping Painted white. " This Tower, which, from the great height of Fbe spo t *here it i, raised, should he seen at an eqnal,distance with the Light-house of Stinga, is situated South 71 deg. East of AVinga ;--Nortli 20 dew. We. 4 of Yttra Tistiarna;—and South 7; deg. East, by the Conifia , s, of Iltisl;3'i4-ttrio. • " In entering these Roads it is 'to he oliservvd, Ilea when a Vessel has passed to the Sovthwaril,of Mop, she is to steer ilirect for the . Tower of Klasi3, until she arrives to the Nortii- A'ard,of KUuso"Thrskii, situated West of kinsei, and pointed tint by a Stone Beacon. The entrance between N.las;..) and Vargi3, and the Port of Varz3-liiilit, South of the Tower, wil l liter' he seen k and the ve , ;,, I rosy proceed by the Northwii.rd of the 'rower, directly and Withuut (la to the ClndFactine Tort of Masi"), navigating along the North and North-west toasts of " JOHN-BARROW A NEV PATENT HAT, at only 18s. • IMPORTANT SAVING. • el EORC:6 FRANKS .and Co. have to offer to NOT-the PottliC a SILK HAT on •a BEAVER BODY, com bining every requisite a Hat ought to possess; 'it is superior in appearance to the Guest and most expensive !leaver, is *finally light, and will- Out wear too of tilein, and iti of a better shape, which it retains to the last; it will never change its colour, which is of the most beautiful black, if w,ic far years; (To weather will injure them, they heing PROOF, and will repair several times ;it a trirlin4- expence, ttiid every tiare appear eqval to new, and are decidedly supe rior to any Hats ever offered to public hit ice; the attainment of which has been attended with great equnce, labour, and personal attention nt GEORGE FRANKS and CO. Mao a fachtr, frdlin t ition Moose; corner of Reo l cross-s !rut, liarbica 11, LOW(00)1. Merchants, Dedlers, and the Trade, who Wish for superior • Ifats; will 611(1,4. their interest in applying as ahoy-. No impala Letters received.—Not in any way coucetned with a Retail House in Beeelf-strect, name of Franks. CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, Dec. 3, 1817. FOR SALE (by Order of the lion. the Commissioners of his Maiesty's Customs), on Tuesday the lath, Wednesday the 17th, ThorSday the !Ph, Friday the 19;.11; and in the fol.. lowing Week, on Monday the 22d, Tuetflay the. (23d, and WedneSday the 2411 1 -I ns t an t, a t TwO o'Cliich in the After noon precisely, at the Commercial Saje Rooms, Mincing lane, rill-1E following GOODS for HOME CON. • SUMPTION Nankeen, •Shawls, Cambric, IVonllen Cloth, Ivory Chess Men, East India Stained Paper, Lacquered Ware, Drawings, -pictures, Paper I44tt•-ings,'Cor , Lelian Stones, Bronze Powder, Watches and other Jewellery, Shells,' -Thread. and Silk Lace, ditto Veils, Scarfs, and Dresses; Plate Glass; Cot Coner•Coin, Sword .Sticks, Paste boards, Sail Cloth, Clock Dal Plates and Movements, hux Lotlifi, Sabres, Chillies, Rise .Wo,d, Tapioca; Ox ant Cow Hides, Goat Skins, Cranberries, Wine, Bread}, Rum,„ Geneva;' Deals, Staves, Malnigany ; Tobacco, Snail, and sundry other sorts of Goods, as mentioned ilk the Catalogue. CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES. IslsoOne Cask °Mine, for Home Consumption, on pay - lit of the Duties of CUStOUIS and Excise ; or for Ex'porta tion . freti Of Duty. Tbe' Tobacco and Snuff (except eleven linzslicads that lay at Globe Yard) to he viewed at the Tobacco Warehouse, ton don Ducl4s ;1 and all the , other Goods at the lopse, Globe yard, and at Ni'. 90,- Tknnes-strek-4. Cellar, under the Coal Exchange, and Tobacco Cronin), Ru therhithe, as pat ticularized in the Catatugue. The Goods in the first four Days will he on view from Toes day I he,9th, until Alouttlay the 15th, and tliv rvmainikartintri' Saturday the 20th Instant, front Ten o'Clucli in the ,Nornin g .' to Throes in the Afternoon. N.B. Good boue,ht at this Sale must be paid for at,the l!e*- ceittei.of Fines anJ Forfeitures Office, kefore.ciaturday, the Slat day of January, 1418, or the Deja,- iits made thereon will absolutely become forteitrd. (.4ta.logues may be bad at the King's ‘Vareliouse, No. 90, Lower Thames-street, iirev One Shilling each. DUBLIN MEDICAL. TRAIN This Dayviere fa Bro. price 145.. boards, Voitnue I. of • . rIPRANSACTiONS .of the. A...301.;,1AT10N' of FELLOWS; and LICENTIATES Orthe KING'S . and QUEEN'S COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS IT) IBEL.AND. Printed. for Longman, Hurst, Bees, Orme . , and - Brown, London ; and .folin - CII/1111kIii:::, I)ulii n. AND BARONE,TAGE FOR Isla. Thi, DaFv . ah Two Volumes, price 15s. . rrif :3;; r PEERAGI , , ,t,141 BA RO A Nt: ! . .-le;E of the UNITED, KINI.V1)0 M fur the Year Ia I ; the Anus . Uf • the licers 'and Baruncts correct I ) engraved'. • _ Prititra for Stockdale, This Day was publioeo, price 11. tis., o b(pind in ran. 'F OC KDA LE'S LEN DA ft FOR 8 I B. ('cm!.tining—The Riiyal.ealendor—The Alinapae,—The Coa)ponioo 19 the ( altioli3r—TheXe4age, with the Aims of the Pevrs-:—atul the Baronet.irr.with the Arlo, of the Baronets. Piloted for WiAkni Stoelidale, ' ' !NEiltr NNITAL 111 , ;(41.57'1i1t, Iron, 7so to Isls inclus i ve; 114 it WI LLIA 1).1 LE resp, c c flak, a rt quests such (3eritlim}en as are Sitbscriliers to ti:r .abaCe,Wot a, to procati! aoy Volume.: that ih.ty be wanting - to cootp4le their Sets: a': , l to dire their respec;ive 13(ml:sellers ,!ir, , c-;otts to f ,rwar• e,lch cosainz T'o!onve r, 14,1 - whco pololished, as pi future, no more copicg he printed th cci are solHcribett for. N.. 151 , neta;ith., 17ecettihir 20, 1817. . . „ • .Ljghv With npwardS of One flutoirca &c. 9s. bound. • This Day wal t.oblished, PIC L f ONDONT,; or, ALA A . '0440'4 th, P Ite:igiOns, — Medical, Literary, Municipal, Gimpterci.ll, 1101 . 40tate (if .the British Me tropolis. Pie,e.itiov, a :wiel And !non:ions Gttiilc ,to the Strange'r, on 111 sit jects eotinect;:tl . with ge,neral Itieorina tion, Business, or Amusement. Printed fn' Saline' Lui:ll, 18, Strand. 00 the sth .4Januar) , will he Illustrated .by F,togravitte:, after Drawing's by Il.+lril, of Scriv ry, the Cospittly of the People, of Co-' rea, particularly of the ni ,re restiii'g 1111)..thitaltts of Lou ~ ill Otte Voloote, A CCOVINT . V()YAGE DI.-:COVEIIY in• VVeAtern Omit ttf CIREA, and the Great. LOO Cii() rilan I, ',Li th...l,pati Sea, ill his Nlajeqty's ship Lyra. . - - , . .. . . By f' q't Ain R.Vill, ! - I -ILL, R.N. F. R .S. L et I. Wit a V., ,I,,iai l of thy L a n 4uage o f th a t I s l an d I,y Licit tenant CI, :'FO ,1). R.N.' and an' Appendix, containing Charts and various qyds , lg.rtpltical a , ,d Scientific Notieei.- Printcd for 3ohn Nlitrray, Altwmarle-street. This De iv.re published. In ftyo the Fourth Edition,"ivitli Additions, price 2s. FOP tVINGS , agreeably.to the Act of Parlinnstuu fo, Ihe Encootinienient and Protection O f suc h with iiii. F .Anriendlit;contriiilisic a set Of ititii‘rot ed iirzci,'irtioits for t!.e I.'ol . lll.okt' of 1141iks for S.iyiu;;s, togttlier ttitli Specimens of the Furors of Account ing, &c. .701-1 N BO' 'LE Esq. I 04 1. n : Printri! for.% AI. ltichattlsoo, 23, hornbill, Pie tl.c i:oyal TO FOX-HUNTERS, and SPOIL TSAI EN IN GENERAL. This Day Were' published. Handsomely prin'ed in Foolscap ;sett. pAice Ds. in boards, with appropriat v Emlellishinents, GS of the C.HACE, !hose on trING, SHOOTING, ANGLING, HAWI(ING, ARCHERY, &c. ‘• ':',is collection has been made kith much judgment and itedrstty. The hook is minis printed on fine paper, and unit,el tsbed wit.; :wo beautiful Emir,' rings. viz the Title and Frontispiece, the joint eff o rts o f M r . M ars h a ll, the itijinal paint e r, an d Mr. John Scott, t..e enraver. There is, like wise, a Tail-piece, eii raved on wood, representing, in -mi niature, the Joys of the Table after'a Fox• clrac'e."• Sporting Magazine. • London : Printed fur Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pater ! . noster row ; and sold by all Booksellers. NEW AND IMPItOVED il)ITION OF COOIiE'S TO.PO. • Ci RATH Y.. ' On the Ist of Jammu, ISIS, will be published, Price Is. Gil, or with Four accurate Views, representing the must interesting Object.; in the County, price 2s. • Part 1. (Cornwall) of OOKE'S TOPOGRAPIIY•of GREAT BRI. 'LAIN, or British Traveller's Pocket Directory; being an accurate and compi - cheusivel'opogradhical aml Statistical 'Description of all the Counties in England, %Vales, Scotland, and irelaud ; interspersed with a Variety of useful Infanta ti.m.—.LA Map is prefixed to each - Coanty. Those Parts of the tVork which comprise England, Wales, and Sbaland; may he had in 2E3 Volum!'s, price 41. Iftf . artis; or ai; (tartly, separately, pric e Is. 6d. without the raigiavings. 7lnle EVion, with Four Engravings to each Part, is in a state of forwartlnes,„ an d will be completed in the course of the ensu to: ycar.—ksuperi r Edition ispriuted on wore velluM paper, - hot pressed, with the Maps coloured, gri t ;; is. fid. each Part, or 85, with the Engravings. . • , For the aecominodation of Purchasers of the former FA , Clout, the; Engravings may be had separately, p ice (id. fur each Part. London : Printed for Sl;erwooc!,• Neely, and Jones, Pater nos/yr-low; and uld by all Booksellers. • • TH w OSE unhappy Patients who, throttait the boasted promises of ignorant pretenders to medical. skill, or throtsgyWilful Foci astination, in order to increase expellee, - einlitre additiOnai Pangs, and becoMe considerable lasers ht. del.iy. &c. are .eurisestiv invited to the EAST LONDON N" ED: CAL EST VILISHNIENT, 7, Cannon •Strect-road, near the .".cm•mrtnmercial-road Turnpike, where C.. 1. JORDAN, tirgcon, &c. - and two eminent Physicians, during many years regular practice, can prove that, thousands. fall victims yearly to the Venereal Disease, owing to improper treat went, and the use. oi - th'imse poisonous preparations termed niercurials, which entirely debilitate and ruin the constitu (inn Ity gettirig into the Imoes, and other frightful and alarm iug eifects—dintheis in the sight, noise in the ears,-deafness, &c. mite.—at last dropsy ensues, with a gen'eral debility, mind decay of the cotistitntion, originating fiom 0 dreadful disease linking ill the habit, or the system being poisoned . I)y,tlat use• of mercury. Messrs../011.DAN and Co. may be consulted by all ranlis of peopie, front p in the morning till 9 4t night; for • time Cure ot those afflicted with the Venereal Disease, and the many distr;:ssing disorde'rs arising. therefrom. Slight -- and re cent cases ai - e curcil in three days, art,l if loog stand ing, •a' cure perfohned iu lit days: and Mr. J. boldly asserts, that. neither fearing a competitisui of profes,ionaj skit!, nor having recourse to the h•leut piMwers of poi•onons 'nevem - 44'g, lie'clizi!lenzes'th:em to do by their mineral's, what he fiat. dope he ilk i:1;d mule of treatment, as testitied un oath 4.A.4 . ri: time .Lurd:Mayor ,and Aldermen of the City of London; an.: at all times . pledges hiinseif that he is ready to cute the above dreadful complaint, in its must alarming st:;ges, in 014.--fourth, of the time, and at Its the usinal,ex lien,„f lie ' s, post paw, cut:losing a tee, ;not statin4 the nature of the c , tuplaint, will be immediately attended to, and me.:icine sent to any part of the kingdom. *.ifi Observe, the EAST LONDON 'MEDICAL EsTA MASH NIENT is din yell). opposite to the Stone-mason's Yar,l, Canneri-street-romi, St. Geurge'3lll the East.—No colineetion with any other House. PRINCE ` , IS 'C'll.-IRLOTTE. rrilE Nobili!v autl ()ron!, Sphsciihers to the PRINT from the Picture painted Jr: GEO. rmwE, R.A. exhibited at the li.y;il Academy. this vear (and intended as a companion to that . of PRINCE LEOPOLD, already pub= lished ., , are most respectfully informed, that it will be ready for delivery in a few days.—Proots, 2L `s.i Prints, 1), Subseribers'• Names received by Mr. Dziwe . ,' , 2, NewMan strect, where the Picture may be•seen. • • ACCOMMODATION By GOOD BILLS. A:NY n'spvdt.:6l)lr Persun s iti want 'of iniMbNEY M. Arrp,Rs; may bare 4,0::01 - . or S,COA. Substantial, Neg,iti'able Bills, against their•own Acceptances, 4Dat es and upon TerinsAo be- agreed upon.-,Apply by Let ter, addressed A. B. 9, - Emt:lane, Walwortli, Londo,i. MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL .CERATE, VOiR the etti* * of Chilblains:, Burns, Sci-ilds, Its.. Scorbutic Humours, Yrisipelas, or St:Anthony's Fire, Sole Ni;iples, E ruptions and Pimples in tfit , Vace, King's Evil,.l;iclkin. l s-out about the Mciuth and Nose, Ringworms and Siti4ntle3, Piles and ristnla, Sore and Scairl Head.), In flamed Eyes. Eruptions Of e'yery hind, and Sore and ulcerat ed Legs, of Twenty 'ears standing, have been cured, - tint , the least consnement, aft..l- ha viiig Ween d seharged from Hospitals, deennd iocnrable: 'ln short, this wonderful pre paration ' , ill be fawnd far more egieacious in the cut e of the aliov, cmplaints, than all the Cerafes, Sal, c., ain) Plaiers hitherto !wide tic of; witnes , the numerous cures specihed in the liand-bills°. wll.(lesleabd retail by Mr. INtarshali's Agents, Messrs slimv and EdAt.nr,l,, 6fl„.tit. Paul's cAitirch -yard, I.,obikm,, i:; b o x e s p3id. and 2,;. 9(1. each, and by Sail;er-, Oxfortl-!,ti•tet ; Wa3d, ; and.Butalaidge, East S i!fieli.l. WORCESTER.. COMMON ITALL.---On Fl purinant to re . - triici; ion, a Common Hall of lire Citiziits and In habitants of this City was held at the Gni!dhall, for the•purpoe of preparing an Address of Gnu dolence tothePßltieg REGENT; the itight ‘Vor hipfitl the Thiyor (W t. Moonns, Esti ) having taken the Chair, the eil'inisition was read, and the Chairman having briefly introduced the object of the Melting, „- Lffld DEEMIURST (having been called Upon to propi•s e th e Addresses) observed . , that fie tt listed he should ma be deemed presumptive in offering. his services to the meetin g u p o n this wci ,i on ; 'tertian% the Freemen of orcester ould not co sider that R W w epresentative. the least cli g ild e to fi n ll t h e high ,ituation to 'which they had eltiled him, who, living in the iminettiate vicinity of :heir t i'v, was at his post, always ready and Iv tpoog to early all their just and honourable views into :he best rxecution within the comp.iss of his ability. Nt.vci could any public duty devolve upon him -which he fulfilled with greater pain anti regret, than drat, which this day he was in attendance to perform ---; With what joy- honld he. have !tail, d this meting with addi . esses of congratulation on the birth of an heir to the line of onr . ilinsttious Royal Fowl: \ Under what opposite' feelings did he now •flddre t s them. Too 'veil di.] every comitenance beat wit:. Oass to the melancholy that reigned within. It mist ' be so—for. the lOSS of her Royal !lightness affected all -conditions of people, fro m th ose rimy tug Ott. the sinmuits of a•filuence, to the- victims of pinching and smarting -poverty, IVIIOIII she re lieved even in the humblest cottage.—" If we re gard this lamented Princess (said his' Lordship) in the exalts-ti situation she was guru to 'fill, ts. e find her bearing her honours with natural dign'ty, tent) eyed As ith a humility particularly consonant to the feelings of the nation she trios T in'the cOnrse of nature one day to govern ! If we take a view of her character iiiprivate life., we have ample scope for • our tmlumnded admiration ;- , to the poor she gave bread; at the same affOriling to such as had not the mcans-of purchasing that holy Book, all the light and information of the Bible, 1 As a wife, she was the pattern of her sex ; and, t)h ! that to have made the picture complete, I could have now !tailed her as a mother I--But, alas ! 'tis over—all is reality—there is no specula tion before us—side, who bloomed the pride of our nation is now the initiate of the silent tooth ! Let us draw a veil over the past, And dry the tears of sorrow,' with the happy reflection, that God' has willed the change of her earthly, for a heaven- , ly crown.—ls there a' Christian who ,voold not' rejoice at such a happy translation ?—A'S mankind are more closely - united by sorrow than' by any other link in the Chain of hionan oceorrenccs, 1 anticipate no dissentient voice upon this occasion, ind with all due stilonis'sion will itroceed to read. tai you the Address prepared . for his Royal High-, ncss the Prince Regent :''-- To his Royal Highness G roper. PaINCE rifW ALr.q, Regent of the United Kingdom qf Great Britain (pal ireawl. We ; the Mayor, Aldermen, Citizens and Inhabitants of the ancient and loyal City of Worcester, in Common Hall assem bled, this sth day of December, under - feelings of profound grief, beg to offer to your Royal Highness our nttfeignill dolence upon the late melancholy event, which has deprived your Royal Highnes‘ of your beloved Daught6lr, and' the' nation of one of its brightest ornaments! AithunOi, under the aggravation ,of the heavy - ‘vhieb your Royal Highness must noa' end:: re, we cannot : aiit at . the passibility of eiinsobitiort, it may eerti n!y lie yet permitted to us to hope that the heartfelt condolence, and universal, sympathy of a City (.stood to tune in its' lo,alty and attachment to your (;ove'rnment) im,y, at a distant period," when your Royal Highness's mint can turn , itself to worldly considerations, 1,1 : 0% : e yOUE Royal' Highness , a source of gratification rind relief. 'co afford that relief, even• at the, moat distant period, will be to us .the. fulfiltuent, of our utmost amhitivn the heighth of vanity and pre stun Pion could alone lead us 'beyond .these hiremoscrib l . ed and &fined limits If unassumed dignity, natural grace, and the splendid eudownients of a viOnous could have' ensured a lengthened and duippy Lermilation of earthly existence, your loyal subjects might hare' hum bly hoped that IfeoKen would have spared tlr: in the mournful task of deploring the loss of our entleared • Prin cess—our beloved friend-lthe pride of our country, and the admiratiPn of the civilized world ! But it is past--:reatity 11121 supplinited speculation—and the loveliest flower of our soil is nit off in its very blo,soriiing ; the paths of honour have lead but to the grave ! The mysterious decree of Providence• has willed it, and to Him alone, in whose hands are the issued of life and deatb, can we : look for support. ..rt. that. Ahaiglity Being- lean yinir ILyal Highness alone Junk for consolation: may, you be enaldrillty His Divine inspirationito rise superior even to Cartnliq de , Cp, SU 1:‘ ,; (t - i ,, it; ; we, your loyal stilicets,, resting in nrm coat !tune tbat spcji ordination, emanating from the Throne of Mercy, con nevZr, detract from the - honour of s.onr Crown, or the interests of. your Country, subicrit , e ocr'srlVVS, Your Royal Highness's attached an 4 tiercted subjects, (Signed on bellWof the Mr , ,in.;.; ‘V/LI.I.AM NIOORE, Mayor. • ilis Lordship having.' read the Address . , it. was seconded h Mr. Lechtnere, and, carried una voce. Lord This:aut.lßsT then d, ti, at the ing had completed the obje. t for which it was as 7 semblcd ; but as the City and County Of Woices ter had airetidy set so Joyml and opek an cvtni 7 pie, lie had further Addresses. to her the Queen. and his, Serene Highness the Prince at Saxe Cohonrg, which, with ilermission, he %venial belo.te To Me QUEEN'S t i'.2•CPL:'ent NTAJESTY. • . . ;'re, the !klayor, Aldcrot,i, Citiz,ns, and Inhabitants of the amtient autl ios ti C:tv ,v 1 Wol!..ester, ill Co:not'o:1 dall as setubled, this sth day of I)eVen.)l)er, leave to ,nl , :ress your ,upon the late melancholy and heart-ectrdi,g y ; ,14- otity--in the thu,ith •of the l'lloce,s Charlotte ; a loss al ell has a , al.ened the sympathy, apti drawn forth the Universal colldo'2nce, of it loyll and devoid \Vi.h whit. p4itl rtil gensations do we t;;;•11 to tl,is wournitii event , kti nn y de fires,ing ilie Brightest hoses ever held out hy l'rovidt...nee to a ,4 . lateful and i•xfile.cti.n.s ;lotion, anti .eloathing the glori ous tisticipatitm an'extended liar of oilier Princes, in the gloom of wourning'aiid the vOice of fly r• li rtijun,.llOWOVer, weNyt.t he coo:forted ! The voice f the suttleion&A ullr belated, our htitivilft4 Princes, aild In stic;l a ci II is there, no c,c,fort ? .Ve';: it cheers ; us in. our .3orrow With hi, gToriwts I houttlo cl her f.oin this ea, i . hly 13 , .ivto'y doin! Your ITajesty•s pies. will derive, iu uniseit w;(li :echo: d i tion from this never-fail:,;;; and ilit. ti I:eaiin4 hand of tillire'ioay y , ,or )•, pr,, e nt snf.. feritt:.rs• at.the of illesttions.rulative tne ijr.ip.r of those who 11;.110.11• - ord it the disp;:nsotioo l' - ovidyner, whkit 111,:isittno; of eve,;as:7l)y h;illllit~c.zl to he cfo,n.rltn. ate.i eXI ri imce ; and alt tel b..ce now the honour, •hetustle..,, Your .s. igalCdOflbeLatt Alavor. To His Ser,: , x !s!z:Ncs LeuroLD of Saxe We, tine Nlayor, Aldermen, C,tizens ? and In hal'itants the s'ol hot! City of Worcester : . -ti,-day of Deceinher, r to vii e Bess :di the consolation v;;iit:it out . sinterest -yoti,upon he lamt titahleloss yeti have hao to sus',.in, m.iv be (Nticul.v.ud to convey. :LuedeLiet; oad'siocer, inifeet 'that commoii,. tcvliugcwittelt W.r.g US 'Won this mtmittf'tl occasion , : all classes, aih deseriptions„of people, from the Inghest to the lowest, dept i e ?with one second yoor a, e v erc acid unporalieled, affliction. ttet ly and heailly -have the feeliogs of a ,poptiloos , ooticni Iross ic. testimony r, o, e tai ie .of ii+at objtet. V5lllOl .t II .St ro, irtcs onit ed the tibli, voice in one unvoried sent t:nent of s utf,,,,. ing, at the 'peculiar visitation of calamity, will'eh i , hos pissed Heaven to shower 'km On, reflection arising; from the mournful s!.l'jt - et f ..;mie,•ak lamentation, is too honourable to your S e r e n e be withheld he those who feel to tin: utmost extent the mute sentiment it in,iores 7 -that as Englishmen, we :ne expressing to o Prince, tchit must lie for ever se cloirly united to us by the ties of t he sincerest atfeetia,,, the a d c li ra _ thin 11',' entvitain of .his public: anti vrivote elm aster. If vione•couhi have claimed prottetion from t arthl , ufrvrings„, with due humility m,Ant we ho.,,'e t l that yair ,Serece Highness Woold has e heel' -spared the pain of ~o r present Address. Pint the. AlaliJity has ortiined it otherwise and in his all-seeing Providence lias trans:msed the Earthly for the Heavenly Crown ; tithing our bloved and hi Limited Prin cess to. the txnspe:;lialile joy cif everlasting Kingdom--. leaving. to your Sri- lie Highness that enlightened sense of by - whi,:lt you have been en.thled hitherto to sup tort yourself in the hint and digni4ed situation of a Princenio& of a Christian, till'der the pi Url oVerwlatloicig . and tiu .. precedented calamity. That tic tranquillitt, and manly for titude of your Selene Ili;lineisls mind, may, under to e Grace of Heaven, remain tiodintioislo:,l, - is the auxi . puS and fervent prayer of those who suitscrihe th,m.elves, ' Your attaeLcd and devoted servants, (Signed on behalf of the Meetioz) • • WiLl.f.l.l MOOICE, Mayor. The Addresses were MOS 1 unanimously received, and seconded by Mr: ,Lech mere. c Sly-riff (14. Ch,on'herlain, Esti) aft erwards pt °poled thanks to Lord peerlinr:)t, for the able manner ill tch;cll he had cOnductvd the business, of the day, and for. excellcut Addreses proposed, s'o witeit in unison with the public and private feek)g- of the,Aieeting. This ruolion Wits -4echtnitd by A. Lechtnere, Esti. who then proposed that the Ad dresses should he signt;c!'by - tbc ALiyor in itebalti of the iN'4etlng, and that Lord Detriturst he ra- , ptested to pret.ent titers); this use ion.was sccond ed by the Sheriff. Thanks were then voted to tbes:llavc.'r, and the A‘.JseuiPy !Hoke on. The Acktres‘es from the C..unty of Worcester nod lyunt the Corpolm - i,,,, of \v„, ces i cr , he'pfesented by. 11,e bail of Cc - ATP:Ty to his Royal 1 I tgliness the . Prince ent nil t, bis rem Highness L'opoid of Saxe -r! ! „, were. t ic g - caciously lc:et:AT:l and acknowledged by each. 'nit! 015 (CBEs b), drawn Sa , tol:Hy a Prize 'it Muncy, was sold in shale, (i. CANRoLL ; in share, N').4,34•) ((.;lass 14, a Priztt 2.0,0001. the last thawin2, bt-sities 5.&42, a l'tize' of 500 G and 4,720 and 2,025, P.rizes ol 200 Guineas c.tc:lt. '1 he lortnnale holders fly r ceive their valoe demand, by applytng at G. CAS ROLL'S ()Itizet:r, 7.‘io. 7, Corultill, and 26, Oxfo“1-street.