The Sun. — London, England, 1817-01-10 00:00:00

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BEV'ETN'tFTCII R I I)AY JAN T V, ,iBl7, Nirm 7r)97.] CENERAL PosT-oFricg, JAN.I9I' 11 18 NI 1 1 ()STM ASTER-0 EN E s,_ RM. ' re'ceirt. Temtvr., its Writing, 'tstt , ist'- , lstfort .4;314 host ant, sealitil I,p, tip Contract fur Oisr Year err. j '"' !I ( :ONVF.V hit NIA.; F:ATY's Ni.lll,ti in Mail CORCh, pith Fnu t 1 t,,l•seg, mere tits's', to anti iru,tt 1 . 1,11419 '' 411 110- w:tv ctf Corentrv, Birstsingliats), and Slut'v"l"lrY' i~T"4IY-eight !lours each way, including all Stoppages. Further particubsts ne,ty bY applying at this 0 20. • FRANCIS FREEI.ING, `►,critarT (:ENTERAL powr-OFFICE, Deo- " 16 ' anti Others having copriplititi ed to this Office of the i rreg ul ar , p a rtial, and/tardy 114 nrt , r in which ninny Commanders of Ships arriving from Al r'%l hare delivered their Leiters to the several Post-Oltice 4 t rltt Katnymier.General desires to cull the Lsttentign of alt (:Antanders and Itlasters of Ships, to the :19th and 413th t 3lt f 64" of lb , 5n Gep. 111. Cap. 15:1; by the 6W of which ate enjoined to send all Letters tat board their Veisels- , P ost-ntliee of the first port at which sueliNsissels may the second Clause enacts, that if, engraft,' Letter* , Pe 6 ert t.tar rot shore, a ny shutild be ' retained on board '0t,414 possession of the M as t er , C rew, or Passenger*, or in er r kg , ie, the Parties will be liable to a Penalty of 51. q1;11 Letter, Tk i • 7 0 .""m‘ter-Generat, desirous that the just Expec . t i a: „lc:74_ ic to have th eir Lett e r s delivered a s !I! 8, 1 .0 , 1 Y as p oss ib le, should nit lte,tligappoint , ll,' . 144,4 1 ,. ( ' 1.41 V , :. this Notice, that thoy, L Vito( e , r ‘s t .o e %tiy o fi. Wilton; the Law in force 'against Persons 1 trio hrrvoter. -11 Y i:ontittAtid of the Postmaster-General, F. VitEt;LllSC's, Secretary. -1... p., eI.ASSICAI, ASSIS'FANT W * A N. I' ED * b• IT AN l'Et) at a School of the first respect 4 1- 4 , 0 i I ' itY near Loioloti, a t;I,ASSICAL.ASISTAN'f' who 41,re . ,'„ ) , e ,: i (I "d" , tfe of Oxford or Cambridge. VrtexceP,l, l , l , ~ sh ,'"'"lttes of Mosul Lbarrteter and Scholars* "'''' " v , ' ff,, c t.egi A handsom e Salary is given, with - Boat d an d - tltitilz in the faintly and liberal ervitt mint in all iesitec,s 446 delienkted tr pin ' s. Cl l , 4lll •ti , y)*lte r , to 11. S. at,Nlessrs.llivingtons, St. Patsy„ t;re-yard, 1,,,0i10n,--Arty appliatli-n vs ith : a re,il signs' fi t " will tsii .. l lie answered 1;y the ,\lfeerti se r i n 1,,i,, !own battle, • 11A111 iiii . ) - 1 ----- ' -- .711 . -- , 1 iiiohneAses the .. 1 ,.. ~ •. , >y the i r A ( - ) a , r , , , oki;,„ lV.ile,„ I)oehes % of 1 ork ard Dulst. of 111 ltlislitts, ittil';'N.,ye, iiiiii, 1.4.il Majesty the. Emperor of al l the •• ~,,,,,,.„ nt. , •;;. '" :" lt! ' 'e" hole I)ei lufatitaslo, by ttu eir. esl.7l o a f c,;. , it,t.ly•:..at".'. :Vil)'ii NIACASSAIt, 0; 1.), ""'"?"' 1 . , ' ' . 'ig•ttliddi s.truiii t i .. . ; s hod . of, Vacassur, in the .. 1i,,,,, . , ter., MUGS. sv , ,r ~ it 1,. , ,,, , iss salubrious ;inil•elliewilOits pi oPt'''l ~ tit „.., , ‘ ,.-' ll,:ii;', l ' 4l k . '- , ,tt for reiriovirig.the • , corf, lii!rslitiess jolo ~,...), sw ill() int hart', prevenit , ,, g .it .fallitig nil ot tin tpo, 1 , 1.1,4 ~,, iL,,,1,' , 11 Ile lyvalt Ild.r, a m l r" ( 1,.,., i t thick i 11:) , ,,. ~., :,;1,,,,, 1 1 ,, V,4( the hair he•autlfollY iwi , 1,,,t I'Vt.,,, the curl 'to (Limp 4.10 ht.,' ~ JPI Uti . .- , G , 1 , (10i Cur!) ._ll,, der ~,,°,i);''''ks4.i.l" l"."' I'CC. 111 SIIPVt ,it is illeStilli7,o)l2: f1 : )1 ,.., !....r , , ~,, " 6 1 e ltio• ill I.iislies•, (-4 41 1 14,m5...i5, ard Clii,ttis.li ....t . , 7 % ." i l it „it i•giii4, 'P'ric.: :).. thl.• Itis 6 . 4l:••ltiiil If. I,!' Ppv.,,,i'':""tl''t. ct . 1 1 . 4 1 . t tleltt airy etiniate.—Alio, 14,Q,WLAN1), ," .1';'":',".• •6" eke isie V4 ,... t t vili '' l '"" vel ' I "ils to et i.ditk,.• imittediattly 1 I , t ; c 4 4„....,,T 11 .. , rf , or Gre.' llirir, tflirikeri, E3r-hell".', IttrAtoiTVOkitrli t;i.••tkvv,l: or i,;,.,411., tothrestirtX•"lo'"'3,.'% tact, dit, , ,h1 1 , , ,, a .,"':. 1 1tat • prrtnaftorit witsbitk e r. walit'a; t .":,,, i1 „,',,• 113,). dy e I I ~ .' and 0 34'41111)eent tbdt .I.aities or ( rt , t):; ' . ..,,i, 144 - Oa . 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',4,.„1,,,,A., publicity.: Nr(t;titolt, 1 • , '1 4 ' ' l4iiic l•l 4!l "r - , ,tl 4:' 14 ‘' , 4 ot, hlarris, working . , woo had I) , st 1 lili-'' tor 1. ilie...it Yea', s' 'kith a . Motet shocking toilattiedonil la I,,'';,: t i ti'lorsii e l s ' a y . t., he ~I ltiOst in a sisttst Of t stitret,teirolt i 1 4 ;1 t ao, in the Lototiii flosiiit aIS. ha. kllci t''9"ter'a." bk 4, ' l " 7 , ,iftoni , c fr, . 01,,,, fur ~..vi.o "ye,o's past,. whetretght Pkt,4l''''''.''l'.(ll.` l 'invc..ts 4 l t.' ,, r, t te,i i i• bought Of mi., e0 . ,11- th t (~-• ' ll, i him. I stiAl thito, - tilt+ I.),,,prietssr is lyrists - toting. tarttiltil.'"f hitt-inanity, liv• /swishing this Oaser ankuvcrY 9 - • , ItY t'flttakitig it knosv•ii '- ,•,'..11 be Clttl""ed by • '' ' ' 4ti1f,,,,. door otirthent loniible servant, I ller." h,,,,p-,,,,.,t, llirinidi.thatn • ' ' ' E;l'filitcY, an ''' . 1- 1, *y us.‘`,l),ttleside Nit! Retail by E E.lwards, liti.: ,l " t , l i ' e t. " 4) - T ut ," t-: 0441" s Chiirdi.',•,id f,,sini on - Samfer,P•fur " -4-reel ; it, ... and ' .*. •-• " .: i'-,,, i s IV, VII ,9d LA., 1% aril, Milburn,• • -.... . '• - 1. ) '1 . hox., ~____........ ~ . • - -re 114tro m voter tot jeiOn'oi Oat'.. • •_ -------I:te faint onihrat . :c _ . l•int,•it,,v or, .itase---is o n race!' Attililtili i,l,,,iiitlAss.., the fellinslittirni Of So' 4 14,1 i,,, ii,ivi.,,,„, ‘,.„i„h.i.,,e.ndi..,,r1.,,i,iii,„„„ii, ~:1„..,„„,„.,: 11 ,. ~,,,.,„ th,. ~,„,„„„ ,m, „long tt, ..,-,,, , ,,,, , i1. „,,,,,,,,,„ ~,,,,,..„,., th,.„,,,,,, ,fiblii.lelit tii tivAt pear . . , .._ 111 41 , .11!k` Atiaidst the ilielnii,•holy Vat iviv fit disorticts ,11Ihiot. 1 ".tuck Ifl,taall lit i% litiown to loftier, t '. 4 . l ''' ; ir '' n "" 41,5t,i4 ,llg or tlistrei.%iihr lila , titolat' WhiCli I e k ittl frail ! 4;,•''44e ghlettes, earlydissioation, or solitar±' nace'lle7 al ai . inkTis,rik xxiitittr„ 4114 C • I ‘ to state that tho ••rtittious i v i l . ` l . t ( ,: r 4 „; ' ,,,,. 4 ,,f bider l...lll'...al .ese . l l l ) ,:sis n e g ly dlr . : l:els-it to !h i , : t ' , ';' , 41 2 , 1 , ,:::, 1 ,„ 1 1 111 . ,,i t .' '-.'',,K AIN- ( : 0 X111.,,\1N IS, tonal. lit 1 , i. I c l , tit t „ . ble'llor acquireineot,' .ls regtilar Nurgr!'in , , 1 "1 144 PeettY aiiii 'turn •i r• te 1 • ioreirry stail: ot th4t dis -144: 1;„ 1 :tt," ,4 contrale.;e'd" in ' :i i l isiti4 . ll,ideil ni, ,, ore , n , te ti :t i , t:l .. ...,,,,0„,,..?,,z,t,hie springs of life, ant! 'co. es ery i.:l , i- ( s Hi. t „,.. i1 i, i .,..x I ti. e .otimegliten ce of }Orem le iiiills,,tet t r . t , , ,,. f i t , t jc, Ini t ' ll 'e diatom , li,i Thil il . .3 di hortntiootl, riltailiit: by Ail ic.?i , -; , _ , 2_, b i ;bi k e hi, ' .p ,, victim Mt the in!ii mitiel of ...ALI a;,, , ,e----th,. 0 ti), 41441 e 's h litut i;"leci mot •esnaciated---the clieehs yellow tt.t. ;.11,,h,77-",), 11 ii Mind ghimity and dejected. For the i•i• •-ti 1 t • zP1t, t1 7:: ,,,,, 4, in thi , ,, tiiti tieolar it - iiiirli, t hey rifer to I Ir'ir• ii• I L I Tll, t.,,, -.11 ! , :1, they ihater theteselv.-,, they hay" "e"' ' t i 1 ,,:',.., 1 . 1 l ' i,C2,'Y . yt41,..0 Eip,i 4.11(3, ill a niiio, extvilri,4) prac• 'klitole,;.',.l. Holt recent cateß of st)ltilicti , comilliAillts,, a ~,,!,,, l es (i liu s.t. , :. 0 ,...ii5ictr. , •ii...mci k1 ,, t ,•,,. t joiriod of two days; i ii: , , , :l i ile'lgths,, ,"""rcor Pains in it., hones, •:'• , ''el's,,) ",`", „ t • lltu e ; -1 --'''• NC, a pro,e ' ' •rseverarice In their tti.o• - • ISli t l ll ittsiti" i' i i I I l ' P t ' r . I co o,titotioo. th i c iti tA) w( 0 oi.. too sent sit invigorate , , , iiii , (l ; 1) in 1 • 1 ' 1 X11, , (. ..,„ , ) .N 1 ES., wil,. have long beets litt•tiii , ` ,_ t th,, A . •., 4.'i'l()Ns. , • r xliii y ly Itia ~ssitred too , ti. 1 41,,,,, iii,i,,,,„ , • tt a 4 4 } 111‘. tiert skill ; o t , , ii,,l ith it ,si melt detretc are tenable liy me, _ . .. ~,. , te " I ' l t 41 1 41 , I1 ' I' er t i t ,,.Tr i l of *nth imiediment* bean olvect i. • ~t Nei l : , liit- 11 "',,.,,.•,""Y. with seises, yet the core of stieli .c l i s ,- 1‘1,,! t 1 lbei r. " ' "' l4l Pragresi, Of rentivat!uu, 4 the ac't"' r cx,,,..... , , , eiri,,7%' rs, c,,„ e lit tit e. 1,, ,u , r ~x) v.:,:.•111E-Ann C.O. may be constllt et' by patiott” ji ) , ' ,t,,5i....5,., ...t...t1 the•Rreatest set:lvey and motion*, tit i'le,l, t , % , "tti ht tt , , ,' : u.•,, Ilatton limited. l'Atieht; in Ibe e1'e.,.11,i.,&" 1 St:j " r ili tl ' a .*r , c.4 ":') and general tribit ti!" . living,', .11,) "t. 'qiven . , t , ' ,. 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Prhitcti for Missys.Stnorwood and Co. t, Pate roost er•row, L.)naoh. ~ C:ol7C:arc, COL.I)S, ASTI; N; ,v.... sec., t , :' Allh' .. !Al.:)'S 13;:1,....Nt't./ 1 ' t 01:1'` , 14)01'. I 10.1.4T.1... itev, ~.,, ..,..„.,,,,r.i. iit like Atinitis ni • NlN<ltchte , loa; ver , tiii.re to he fohnil itt the whole Nlii tena Nietliea a Mo;; , :hii , . s safe itntl sallitar) il4 that tEI 1 Xc.:941.4.11,31e, .IW-Nt)t,l). iI,II,*AM of L'OLTs.I4)OI. 111,- w;i4 , 4 of too,ooo I,i rsin....ailliettil with the twist violent coughs, Coils,, hod .‘stlnuas, (1,;:iplog (1 0 1,411,.. i iiit . Shoiri • io h . , of :',le•ttit, hiteelit en cored; eetr)' irerson, theretire, at &o r., ~,Th :116' of dose •Cottipliiintt stionlil toter ree.itia.se to h ,. ; Ito) ',.% ill tind it iinpiirallele!llit its Iptltasitie and saltihri , oh; y o !des; Ali,it e clOlO ears was the flerli (Coittifoot? been t h ,i,i i . ,1 t 11V' , !IL; jlt'St. I . 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Barclay WAS so irritated 'at this, that site demolished his tnontiment, brought home his bust,. and. declared that the - asivetc of so great a getting Hsi lierlitistratid should never be placed beside so vil" , a. pedagogue. SaittOiSitiS i s wife was a, termagant ;land Christitirt:: .1 . 1(1 she admired his patience inure than his eru dition, Married to such ashreW. Mrs. S'.almasitis, co usidered herself as the Queen of science, because her husband was tick n owleilgerl'as . Suet , - ei;;li alntitih the•crities. She boasted she-had for her litti,band -the most learned,of all the 'milks, the most noble of the learned, Our good Lady aiwaVs.joitted the learned conferences Which he held in ! his study.: She Spoke.loint,, and decided with a tone of majesty. Salina.sins was mild in his conversation, .but , the reverse in his wiitingte, as our proud Xalitippe eo isiderrd hilu as acting beneath Itiottff i if he did not pout' oat abuse and call eviniy 'one names. • The tyke of Itolialt, when her husband gave lectures on the philesoully of Descartes, usual to Stat,-herself on those days At the door, and refused .admittanceoto every one shabbily, dressed,'or who dill nut disever a iztinteel Sii'eativitttetrwas she,iyal to hew worthY of hearing the lectures of hei:litisband., it was propel' to artilehr fashiowthie. v,,jt, our good leer tom - exhausted himself in tell , 'mg lit r drift fortune tines not Ovr 3 Y s give fine clot:fei to philosophers. The ladies of Akbv.rt f)oreri and liergliant were both shrews, and the foruier compelled - that great l runt to the kottilydrudget) , of profession,. weeel y to sat icf y item nail •.t)tlrttid pa tun. At -length, in despair, Albert rttu.4i s :.!ty front his phone ; she, wheeded anti not lof% afterwards 'he fell a rictiut to lier furious dispOsi tion—lie d' of a broken heo . i ! It is told of Bergliam's. wife, that she-would not . allow- that exce:lvnt , artit,Lto,_ quit his ceettlption r awl site ettittrketi till odd exptd-..0t to detect his once ; die artist %vat - keit in it roomabove her ; evet.tibtl anon. she iriitscil him by 01 ,1 111 41 1 g a tire et ilia:;, while the obedient lierg ,lotm, •tty, St ;litiritig his fOut, tO entisty rs.4.lcrglittra that he was tICIE napping I , • - novAI ApAr)Vdmv. Ye , te"l.lV erelliliZ .‘lll. F;;,^Sal.l diAlYerefl aa Int 04:11elory Diitol+l Se 1 , . it A ‘ t * ;(illr.tf , il' LollPtoilV3 111)oru1',allittitg--ttle tolimtving is tio:substattee;--;- 'flint proct•s ielti• li distiutiislicil the tiestora tiOtt.ort be Arts antimg the (irei.k,S, tlistingnislitiC it among the Italians. It was . OW : process of rm. titre. Religion 'established the all anit)ng the ancients ; to religion mid etinittieree the Moderns weee indebted tor them ; religion gads them nobleness and s sublimity at style. l'oetry tool, in all ages, strived at its summit rif perfection, but, Palming attained excellesce only at liartiettlar a n us few perimis. It was to soilptore weproteipally o w e tlie restoration of this ait, liit it was by huh: , toting the has relievos of the ancients we formed the conception. , . , Commencing with Leonardo da Nfinci., itt.tite ' firSt artist that lived of catisidurable reputation, Mr. Fnseli teniarked, ,that his ttitiversAiity ot. aloe, the siriiing csiaraeter . i,f nil Pri 0 tile4.` A ret pioeerbial ; though he weirs full of enrrgyf he had '' not tiolv et; to follow ihat grace teltieli lie coorted his pictures abounded with character--character was his grand study ; the , form and beatifies of his figures toight be referred to chialb sent°, ' . of which lie was the supposes! father.. With rushed to Michael Angelo., tilt-principles, the stamina of his works, were the stamina at nature . : he bad united magnificence of style and perspicuity of tom ; his works trete intiversally grand, his ideas vast and siiblitne. : his figures were without exception beyond the human spe eies ; it was he }shine that had exemplitiCil its his works a trite conception of the beau ideas.• His .hhject, were so daring that they scented the pro;. , unctions or youthful inebriety, yet the inebriety of t superior and iionderful mittd: he burst gPlini) the world like an oriental Son t propriety'rOckeil ,. him in the cradle; character ennobled his litithai, he knew that such a hand, such a foot, was elta- : racterisiic, that belonged to- , suen a body : thus thrmigh l'ne inili.idttal parts sit' iti , .i' Eighties was ii' perfect unison awl' A giCe.lnclit. Character was also the Ltratniohject it Michael Angelo ; it reign eft tiiii^i^l.hotit Ida works;' his strokes, and even the 11141 1., of his pen, were powerfully characte 'ritie: ' if Angelo amide the figures' of his wads too stern, those of Itaplitiel , are • by for tno-atiable. - With iv:Teen - 0 the I g tto's . coicelition rif-ideolfe , . male berths f, We are told lie implicitly foitow.ed a model he ii:ol formed in his owit ositid,.esrlier than all iixig., , I a lion of those.lif .Nlichael Angelo. 'll,e. 1,10.10,n, Af„nionas he lias'paitite.n---Nliiry Nitilf4l3, lene, "'Veil 10 the 1)431f1i, feel, anti extremities,, p - erf, , etiv pOssUN'll.4 'lilt eruct Char kill., r of a wo o la i, in love. ` Angelo prodocefl, fi'Aurcs of a generic I age--Itapharl twined beings Strongly exprCiisive of 'Milian wiiiil4. • ^ '^ , . , , _, , . Titian, in his pictnres of Cain and Abel, Abra -11403 ;old 1 , ,t3C, 1)3 %id and Golitili, by his tlitriog t ore doirieiii +e,S, mud by'hls beautiful tinison:of, colour, Initi slim:111111r he possessed every- thing t h„,l waS necessary lii tot 111 3 gh o ul ininiter ; 14 3 otl,cr pictures were in no reipeCt laud to these I. Thioii;4llout his figures, there was more elas . ,tieit y. [hat tiro ~., e le. . Soft transitions from the coltrex to itie COllctkve, ..were the style of Correggitx..,..Cor, reggio did not possess it true i•tett of the subliore„: for the beam it's it his winks he was,beholtlete.to ellidro- scuro, which he ifil 11 often made serviceable, Leven in concealing bad drawing. Angelo lived to see the style he had given birth to, propBlotetlTby the• Venetian and Tuscan §ettrials. l'ormisginnio co ntraired his stvle between the character of -: An* ge l°, a nd the grace ',it Cut reggio ; boweveril he °heti carried the eontraA ti) 'ttiv,l)iiiiiitiaiiec of titficcile. ... , . ~ ..,, Lewis. Cartier' . and his Ciiiisins, towards the decline or the arts Mille !Cob' centhry, atteutptril tir combine the varitiiis styles of the most cele bratett artists ! '. ' l ' o refer to the stater air t ot th e results to be expeek,d 1(1) 1, 1' tlllO.l tt Onion, we might C(III'..I.IVE :1 pli)tilletiiil/,' CollipoSelif of . the works of Situ k espel re , Aildi'..on, Cungterei , aml Many others, jumbled ' I ogetiter by Nihinfliisd'kutve; what good effect timid be expected to be Irrothiceil from such, o ts ,in;Viire (of cause . , ? With respect to the merit; of Carracei, lie was the in velitiii • fie ihat sole.mit hue Sit often reeoinitiendcii, mot mii 'Weill trilattLeil, to aeeompatty the Li! , lfiiir sty?C' ''-iiis ! iiiiiiils were inferno; to iiiiii ; flint,' fii.on liinilliris l ,. iiiiiitini•P. en o iiiineit to decline till it , tigaifil dist in died i ' into obscurity. • • ~.. : .ii !.,,,, .: A $ t.rli r R Nicoic 41. 13ost:p.-Ift ' eiih§linera ' or i tlte i4tensive practice of - the M o lio n ) )4 0 i i t f:: l , Cbarlottx•iiim . si., Illaeliftiars-load, .ThiA),Witilit Alt;.Nuotlotild Co. 113 v e • 1',.)1. t h e liecominoitinlbt of r,Fici,:s residing .at tfte'kt'est : eittl cit'eVeoftiwl; eitablislied another NieUiciirllOard irrAVOlitNitliik street, .o\l'oril.street, ii f e W . tli(Orfi'feiintiliAliiill street, Where a Physician and Surgeon, I'4ool of -the4oyal C•111t•gc: (it Lnuid ' iiii; of ' thit-tytiyear csiperienee,, constantly reSide. Thiit'twitty tlion'o sands have been restored to . perfeet: 14isltis.li tr.eir .... united taleuis is intli,pattible,'Aftie4loitti "tats • had• failyd, many of *ltthtt ' It rirheitr' grei , su fferers from neing imprrilreiTytee;itei) by persot jo i oratit tif lite pl'Oft . ,••41011, ' Er.ptionti ern ' Ilk head, foce s itioU bully, tilt', ratiql threiat,':i‘vellitt4s 5t the iteck, twilts on the shirs btitt . Cl, C3'll!el'4. strictures, fistishi4, jriitni in the hem' anti limli, and nervous di:l6l7ly; ate the ennsetfiomeor of tin ill t ,eined cootpgnio,, tips! iffincli •4^^Mpti•aiii , fte: titictit),. , appear yuots after, mid sl - esiri;v'tioliteetie bappkitels. ;Nle,srs._rooevit, Altitgeoc, and Co, are consulted thrily qt . both hotisuA,'ffotti . eight , iill'eight, or by letters flout the country, st.ttilig paetictilars, %%heti medicine . and the best advice w ill he soot to all parts or 1 hi.!. ti itig,doM. l'hi re are side linoce at 'rack house; attil f priv'tne room , 1•4 lent:4ll3. . A d vice Attatis every morniitz, till tett, and on. Sotnidys milli twvite ti'ylork. A' ',WV an earl is not ttrAlue citiartild tills so hill!, eXelfe(l The it's 1-leini is distinguishi.ii ft►+ evrr liar be fare tee retAN. happy and Singular ileliouctitel trfis'ol • 6st cm, uotiiittary.,mtvencut, We ?shall describe a tew tit the persons who a3liireos9 the tiO lipor "oilier hand. They caleillo It anions; lielloveri s`llretOrmed ltakei, and 153 mined Shy received twenty-tive or thirty ,letteri Belgium (not post paid), written errthip. welt known characters, wh,o.ittid they never wohici re volt, thong!' she should pi-ove be tile Most ' (icons object ill the world. They were disposed • to flatter, earesk, troll wed the : plague, itSeit, they eatild procure libinulame at gold. All their letters remained uuttnswerrd, but die gelltroului. her 'servant to return thanks to a few poor devil.s %%Imbed solicited her baud in a gttllont siy.t r . XV, xvere. pefoutied to take a copy of the following : " Alist,—Ceport Inti doubtless piloted you le'ss iandsl.9ie than you are, at least none witirreltow to sttlinit that your,pllysiognoiny is es.press)ve, should have had the honotir of presentiog myself hefoie you, itlid of declaring my pits'sion; had - not ' pitiless creditors' detained me in tlitt4antiergerie., 1 must beg you will have the goodness to pay Inc a visit to receive the. proposition 1 it so auxions to make. Though ,you,,, may have shown a little nf~the"coquet, in n'ttier to set •youg melt off to the best odvSibtoge, that is not the faith natiirci consequently it can make no dill c, (ice in 'H y in tentions. --Nn aspect Cl4ll he more l i ltieogu, ill flue eyes of a'iiiisorer than his prison:i , L-Bring toe herty, and you will appear clowning indeed.--11. yOti Should favour use with a visit, von will see voting 111A11, 25 • years of age. svh.o hag. unu. flat other advantages, that of a tolerable fit:teem, with it Mind proper to meet worldly success . _ Ifs moreover, the honour to declare to, you lais.ntosc trdent vuWs— FuLLEViLLB,".' " 1 , , S grim) as to tiniest ilte : .' , gaoler if the ConcierlAelie to 1,411t1 .4Pr, our . 'lhr mind of the yooiig Lady (lid nut tutul to ri stiott 111 pursuance of the ishote invitations, hot ler heart w,ts not insensible. She LivaLiretliti hod it 'France it tptioswer out: •he .11 her titind, billliant society sire atteud. etl cottstßlitly ill a mark of y'vkig, j , ,o‘og'inan'of noble and interestnig .erstitt c, whose h4ll Amen • lie had a finittne which placed hint alstr‘e itoc rt sted VICItS, yotinA iniiti, oil his part, wos chserned with the . 1414161 1 .111111 delicate deUtlmolls Which the young Liddy with invisible festroes ditr. ployed its her conv,ero.itioit. In si.ott, he deelarttl that all tics happiness ticpctltfed tot a ithiou. Slut Ilk! not deny the impression he h.ttl II) tie on her heat'', nor tOrteeisl i;leasiire she t, e l h i t in:ceding to his opo;i1, blot she expressed to him, at the,tiatite time, the dread 'that he wonhl epeut tin helinitling`lter face, Which she d 4.- sclitied t 6 be tlittt'iif (troth in its 'host tert.tit i o; torn). She ttokkil hint: to beware ut 130(1 cons4l(3: w l 4ll, t 1 h t•the rhe ' , c(?,0(11 hcar the tyretelteLl disnppointincui Le might filetit,' ‘Veli g ; lve l fl 1 [Mtn in It trine ttf,itettetratiott, accept toy hand, tihrl'sse.et lIIIIIIa4k 10 arty Int 4 t , , eyes of yourhashand,-1 consent, replied hc , but teutt:mher, that I shall trill titirinvt fliv'appemlilett affright, and disgti,t, and peitisps Co 10 eityti yotimot reitil after marti,tge.—.l will not st.rinit !row the 3 it is piny heart, mid let y p oor figure, I Inge--;In eight nays, said the ti itti, yo shell) tOttiseti.-4 1 1ey prepared for tits nrso. , ridge, anti not With / standing the refusal (it flit goneront lottnit, tinto to t scrept she settled till her . property on yOtt haife . nrit courage enough (It s t iller, ' , Aid she, your "dotttpttitiott, 1 f,11011,_ NG tract, ht crot,nletl ~by IIIC refiecif that rorielte-LI Ititu l r itqA at pc1',11,114, (11'11 it 10111 10 111 V Lite 'flittrii'Mie rho' spiint!.vni)ti . itiiiceLl her bawl opon , 4(1111110. it. tor the it4lNtitll' heart palptrtit d'i . ti k (e turned 1):11e-ktie uni4 lett t. LL'itget 11 t it« ' tl4-4" .1, ib0w tried fiviSigi4 l 4 4l )11.i to),. , „nie co 4 le 14.c'Plrit; sin). , 901. tet(l4:tor"!...(vli i nitt, .dit 4 "tini'metvit (welt, ihe Thytt i;‘pro Pisfio 4eiyesting 1„pi,1)? with Dcathis ,jkci01, 7 74 Gazette de 'France, idls. Gdy " 111Wilehiti anti denthitu liumit.-stico, .( fitly mivs in eleven hours, fur 11he,t ieit gliiheAt;. Stait• the lit 14.6444 1 titt:1 * , to WI ta 'rite I ) e4estrian (hll wilvs,no hour, [hi; liisr three hours.. Ile 11,111 c, ten Sri' err~la ed at the raft c,t iiktc inil(:h loan. hie whole tilt.. twice, lind (I titt,t, grt-it vase, .aaven. ivinutvs BLit lit ihi. givcn taut. Ili, lltci Cher of lilt; t cliti - h 3 1 h;1 iti.riliog 0) ILO thstoni:e . int tlili kl'inniftnti smut, loy 10. ) )4. • „ As Nit% N ,, ttilgc., or Livol St4l/1421,'‘s returning tIY I IiIK liwot to Ittert, .abilitt halt past mi t e yo . ,(erwty, (thrill* a c I ipgt... kik 691%e, in thliiihy, the e ! )1 . - nut' nt thejti) , Ave htp:et Mirtim the mull being nven , .!,l by the Coutpany,Jle iiinotitnniti:ly inn 7it4litl•l 11 Istt t the vitstcnta.; of tit (011(:1 1 S`•it 1 11titteW his - tent, iunt he was huhut huitiu ilistsgetotts tame.