The Sun. — London, England, 1817-03-29 00:00:00

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By •JOHN SCOTT, Autho of," A Vilit , tiv , Parit,"'isn.t 4c PAris Itevisite'd." r. , -,, , c Whither is he gone, what ac:itico, nab rapt filth from us'?"'-- -- • • -.Patatlise.ltezained. iondon . Printed fOr Tiiylor andliefsey, 93, Flect.strect, pay were pnblisiled, price 9,05. in extra hoards, DISCOURSES for the PULPIT, in Two Vo lumes, Octavq. , , •Ey tht*Rev. JOHN DUPREE, D.D. F.or,nsorly Fellow.o,li,seter Cutirm..,,())tford. Printed and.socd by Brodie and, Oow(ling, Salisbury • ,sold also' by. Itivitigton; St, Paul's Chtsrch4ard.; Wilkie, i'ater- Avast er-row ; Hatt:bard, ; attd Dartini, -Holborn -1)0(103, Parker, Oxford ;: ; Cratvicil„ Atilltr,,ond.Dethatt, Dash ; HA i rrey,WeissMisth.; - and - hy ull:464igiolAsellert iii Tuirii . and Country. tf PO r' P I+cudup One el 111. Priers 230°91 ' in this " 1); Prizes of I s° P °l ' 114 to , , r.iw n On e of the 411, Purchase. 4(11.4'61(40 Ti t ? 'f' bl draw n o n the 4th Jane will only,consist ,11r1(":".'114 Which are given Pritesits the ahot. v . . 1 :t 1,4,14114 c; 111"11,14ill Two Prizes of 5,0 . 001. and ail. ;4 , 1 1 I "I whi c h t 011'r ed Allrentat 13, (-*-Atet 11113 $- •". ^ k e 'in t then: tht tty, u.h u ha ee th e .optiun uf el . i trs t ttiice' l ol, l " 1 ".; them fur I2i. each at any t i me ue lloc, 14 (ti , 1, )1 4 Ali : T< FS iv 015 gale at the OfliCes 14 . ' i lltt L 'lthi s.,TY, Nlll'l,l'l, d 6YFoiti):TRE E ' 1::!4(i)11471 l ',=rc7("'33 'i iiiPrize l of :30 0001. and Screll " ti and Ziolj its th'e Lottery before may besettared by an , early L.Fl:llc4tian. A i A s, 11LON LINEN. WAIiMIOUSb! C4kl lYl i t t r ,tl'l A , ,. A LINEN: 1111.1.,8,,, ti o N:',“)LERAIN,IItISII LINEN`, ;11 1 '144 ink._ • n lt)it ' 4 l. d . et. y Nrd. Colti t i:°. I 1,1, 11 i"..... 4 I . t 'l4t, t , (1 , ro t "3 e. ~hlp yt we ar en, 1 . 4 i roil';' lout ;;;:9 8 Wid e.. 0 ' '+M 11; 1 11 " pi':llV4t4l.. •8 6 15 o h i ltl4l.ti, petit rwttil;lB., ( 4 . 5 ° ° 0 *4l rt ° 3 " t W kle R‘ l d I 80 (:. .. , 4b4Plitriert" ;i t ; •• 4 0 1411 sit . 'it ie * 3 ' l3 ' k`'ettli4i:4ll;44lllk it):"tpw„ , t 1 , 4? (*Pen n i keuti, .. . glegantninpe r Mabk Cloths, 2 yards long - 0 G 0 9 i'do du. 0 8 0 2 . 1(16, d o , - , o 10 0 8 do, ila. U 17 6 liancitome doufile D.,- mask 3 yards long. • I I .4 do: Sy;ftertine 1 7 0 Si do. elegant double 1 8 0 4 flu. do, 1 18 0 5 do. do do. fireakfasMapiins, per dozeu Ileautiful Dasna•it do. 0 18 0 Stoat Linen Ilucha.- • harls, fur per y ar d 1 0 Ith Y(14 , --1t will pwre the the ice s laknve-mentioneil. opaid 1. • CRAIG 78, Oxforditrect, /4 Ai '- t( IC !' its , Nlsu t cr -- 77.--...........„....771i-sI let.'kthat tl ' ' I el"et hi Y -,liiiitic Ili ,Ai„ ii, „ ti,y may relyon having his Article s 0 f ftel4 , M,ll. '4"IN :--Nlr. S' invt les.• Perfumer to Irian i . ti:•*,ll,yl,:4lN.Ciiittit .4,14 pi;rce '47, New lioncl-mre.e's: ,t',.0,,,,d bieW, PrrfunCera t ' o t he Duke ittid Duch r t 0 11'41. 71:11tt*:,Fteet; Nesss. Davison's and 50".,'„,.: -. t•IgP, fisi Citeapside ; also, by itiost.` ''' Tts‘ert iu TO wt, *and Coon"' INS(")'%, CultLlN(i rLuti) 1 at, l'''''"l. ak flew mint, being composed (I- Ili e lft'`Areilierits; it ,sire a lima. and beauty tot 1 ;()ils, Extr:;ets, *or flue ot her • ;article el'o t 't fri•s tlie Hair trout Striii, Ste. iturm, rliti.. °l,/,'' ILerbillie, and heeps "tin curiAllnug :,9„ " ''''!'.i4r,"v•t,e, )11 drunti wvattwr ; it Or 1....-ny 41414 • h 4 , itilit regenerating properties: a"' "1:-,..4- ' luSt their }lair from iiitiess, Rer,P"`... :.liite, and other cuses, hare by its use ri. '''R ii.ihi tor )ears, see mtme euus instances wire I•l4iti enclosed round each Bottles I • il\N.p.4. • • . .• to ~?,,1 iill4.oeent and ‘etreettial Article rvor in " '.4 `rY or 1 6,1 I led Hain un the licad °,,r 414tbt ll,Eu.wn or Illiiels, ' • 5 • 10s• 6'. pi it.e .. . • - .k . NililiOSIAL SOAP. • . ,01(...XS Id t l iP . in ' t-be nu - of :saiiiimiliing, tieing , ri icacii,tai than silly istilEr..: it IV m9,,et: “rth,e,t, Ike hum the Skin* pl evc-- -- • 4 hi 41 ' 8' It k% ' • I ft 1, 4, 4 . smooth, •int't ant. stone, price, • , 1 I"ll"ilqi:Chksi, price mod. 111. Du . ' * ' • , ~ ''' . .. - ''''' ' - i• '''.7-4;0,--a.F ; ' 7:7 o bi st . . , 400, , ' . "-' -- 4 ... ',,' : - :---,.. • ' . . •- he VA ~• ''' E '2 . 7 , ...! .: , .. ..,_, ~ _ 1 fit'lied ' :,,,'.., :: .';: :: ' .:. -,- : . .. ~, • byo'o , •-, ; '.-'' - .- , '.':- : - 7 7 7- , •; - hog % ."-:.'. . i '. :, :'-' :', 1;,.:! ,: ...* *••• ' s Arno '.:' . .-: -: ..'_,,, pitiO . ' ~; • -.• . i .: . ' ' ' iad. lOSS .. . 7., .: :: ..' :., .. .• , ~ . , wilt tiO , ~:., t breo ' INVIARE ' . ,:. .•'. ; - , • --. • ', erranat ' • . i y 10 0(1 -. . rit;Ti, , . oob ! 1 ;TB, •-li,h/ vr, ~ - i r., Co:, " - OFPR.E.. - - " --- ia --, ----1---I==M h.o. ifi ; ii .1 NMI° xt f.,..„ 'OFF:(' F;, . 4...Urc1l 1281 1 s i 7. "" tnleilligtr I:41. °' 71,1„414:E57YrS Irid"fnr VICPC‘4-41;.! V sStlrfo/, i .. tt f , 4 § to „„).:('y, the 8d ,frr 4'). herehy : ' 6 A tve: A• 441, 1, 1.11011..14r,11/ To,: rm'''''''l in ;,,,:iiii Pri„.l nr'tt., 111;,/ will '' , II bc" 0, the i d, 4._ ,t i n ihe Pee `OATNI y ,i ~. .if. of f .i.''tale'l ill),), apt( irear• ii l i 1 . 00 , I r;rinisaa eta of a prirrn;hl r b 4 delitsrred,.. one.; I,,,ii- _ 010 0 1 . 4 _ l , AptA rd ;I wards, b it _,. ' ' -asd 'lll4 oa m . ) . ked .. c ,P,110141 ',17eit0,6, "d to b e ' ""411".1.esly's vigh, l'uatAin.. fit id 71_ ety day. , a ~ Paid ibt. b.. ~, '''-r•a ging Stores, k w) il °;' l, .. ;07e Conditio, " 0 ' date. . • u 4"14 payable, w ith i ll- bfOrt '""Y's 0 '°./. the c 5 ,iill4 Nor ihr. ( "Irate Dray be seen at me ,s,_ It ",,, I ti,,o `gftril wit b el!' i ll ~' 00 4;.' n " te in, ' -e ' " 11 to VI" Le 'iertd to 71 ed i n wo , any nader in • 1 , ittiliP 6y,th the no, rd.,: q t te, IL whickthe Price AS.," i , _ . _ ez:ld 0 ,rd be ore one . g ',, or Mat shall flat 1 c 44 t:l:tifieri it Poll we,rt ; air 10,,°' Clock on Mc iaize Th e ..urs- , ,0, 0 1 : 0 01 . ....7._Ll,eis ca,,_,..;:ie prt,so.. ":011'40 Pcmoze w1tqm441,,,. !1 5 1, , 1e. ,01 , b .. T. :" tr, 7on h is Watt; aurnd4,, le (~„:' I,io °s.ol t!1•i• , I poi , 1 in,i'%.;Aia,t 'mail', ; Aock- 1•1. , 1 co ,.ir . k,,,,,.,,,..t.hie•t, of t y ,:, thr object IPar',•,2,. Commit , ; k t ',,'•' 1.4.":11"' good r6l`) his Friends, anxious wi? l, " • 49 .. ~, ,i;,..,,v1,,..„,,. th, sat!d Pricvs. the Public T e t i° 13 7 , eti t tr o i . r b ocally stating, ,n, ss (01 s 7 ,44,111 A:6(.4 titt present of u • . 1 'Pickets ()V II ill g:vi, i ' s4 rti,,, r(ill:fi,ll., ii:ri: tuurt„easedlvlt Lotte ry:, 0 "111111004 ) 4 ti . ie e,..":'et il7l"l''d •to 4t;',ot3l"us to Pii c r l Ctsc i . ) ; .-awili l Tickets ; I_o 7o .y l. l . ll 64 ta Y i.; l: l l ;: g. '6 B7 i o h o e og ru the o ad ; P i Iso k I tiOLl;,%.l,til g i v ! t t. , S are roar of atilioe t i there' i re l illrellaJ.: I :2;l_,,tb•9ir::al'ltitin'ioYeN:t:;:i'etb,l:uir.i:,lt,!.ectrlis e it 1 '°: i t i ° s I t ' t ° for . Shares; hi s trilr.l°N, itivitelic , 11 :::150.'0 tl, Nett Jautoke!t7,l,l"il,t Lott propG e rt ili, or rec - ei ' s'irg : [iy , oe d . z it :: „ i t e L lie, i m ii 1::: ;a , ' ouro •,.. sMdsli, SutcP," for i i eY tort • I,ls friends . anat. (dices, N otilo iiii ci ,.._ ,re5,..,(..5s which yttltittutuce itr tl . p 0.:2, ,01 0 l' t 0 , c u" b Y him. haS hitherto attend ed the 'col 0 It: .11. 1 . I li , O L , .. ci 0 , ill y 1,,, ~,:,,,, .1., has ow(' •110 I to, , ore t • % toll . the er oOPI c •qt 'thkl- h',Pili i?'""g' SO '-', realest satisf • I iia l a jto 4:4:1,11'.:t ri, at L.lc, ~,,,i tray ..ILNE of the ti act ton i n ire , 1.0.44 . I , t , ,,, 1 , ,, y 4.-.44. him boon submitted hesitation l ir inF LOr- -11..1 l'u,o ' i ily i,1.4,4r4er t.,, tt : • mated to I..tieclaring C, sotl 1 , 1:,,,,,,ve p ri '.') 0„ v t . 7 . 1 her e 1 • theta "ring the a ill 'l', I:it,'", w i 4 ; 3 ' 1.„ T 1 vize, but in been generally Op'l,.ligi . , (itille't tilt t;lrsvo 141,„1- m the p„seiiL ~as 'natty wt /11, , , , },,,,. a, :her ad, s , und.the l o wysi Pie are is 1)1 'lc 4 Altqr • ... , "liiki, 17. rrices, v i z , I WKe"'ilUd Sim • • 0 ,- l'i°.ll, ' ' ... ''''4.9 iti'Vt IS.O -...."". 1" 1) ' ttie ~..p . • , ... .. : ' 6 19t. 1 Ei,.. 7uitti,ius. S 1 ‘ ) eilid, 1, „' , ik, 0 - ilt. .sizt.iit:i. - - 4 .2 i is. ( . 3d. 9 e,i • 11, ,i(V 2 1 ... .. • "'' • 4 201.-ICEILIIE nib.... ' 1. ul ' -• ad. etrii.Y''),,d 1 ..,, .: -, • ...- - .2,i)ja'nui Mot; y It il °ill If q:''' . .:: '•.• :: : ' 4:;„;60 cs,:uls TcOO,OOO m y eiu , .,i 11,,,,:".:........ 2,00(,), Ditto .. . 49,0„0 „ 3 . ~,.....,....- 1 000 Money 1 0 e i t ' i ,s, '.,,, •.•, , ' • ' cans i -&,000 calf& i t' „ i i. ''. ,„:•., ..... 500 nil . ~ 0 $ • , 4,t100 oi ii 'll} 1 . , 4'i: - . ::. .1: : : 21:),g Dal.: . 3 ,0042 ill 01/1 S td bi 1 :,''..,.".-.• •o. A f' , lm. "'Y ~,,;,041° 11 t,r'zri%',•• , •ts '` )o s - 3t . ,' 4 1,, (-; it Ti , ),12 Money . 1 , 000 gr. 4•4 tAitil."lwii c,ret each •`. lone y i , ells ~ 44,, or 11 , Lew Ith • Iti ti„i N „ 24.000 tote, ? .fr ,; kV t r i i , '• tub June :xt I.4.tuttyi „ ..:. 0 i'ir'''ot4t i <!ltk.". • ' wlll' mai' btr 96;00 . 'ol°ll 1,..' /IV " 14 . " • itir . 1 uot i• I ,n ~ , ilo 10 • 1-Cl4tt -•-• ' filfki Total. ' 4",... '!. 1 , it 1 l • ' ' , . 4.•20,00Q ;le V L 1, )IkA ' (lis ',l li I N .-. o ilgo ore 4,, 'l'dr , () p. .y p r . Awn 47 ;1 1. et, , e! 4it !").k1; ° . , t! i 'Z ' A 'OO is mmen,4, a ~, 0 ~. *h al , 4 th 4411. INni,, ~,,o , n the acjili xpitft• Wi i kiii:l, be al gawp 4134 ‘ . " Kilt r ,".. 4 . 1 be sash et.til "r 12 • ' ii....14741,;,4,yn i),, 8000 'Pickett, in rtiidi ' tl i ii i : d -o - -1. . ~, ~ so that the. to such I eke e., i , yerr N'Lltit;"`1:111, , 11t-.4r, • .. a t ''., tit. B l , i , kv .../..„/ • : v v. ~,..eitt,„,: :. ), c o i ., i , ,q,,,,„ 2 ti. 0 0 -,, , :, , i,2.,,,, , , , ?, )ki; ifis' Tr : , ~ irlitt it •lil, 1 it i ittli :1 4 4i 4 , 11 4 , iiit tic . '-tiTt l ell' tVA . 1 -. IN I lit If '; , , co- o it , a,,,tt4, 4 ~. 41 ,., .t. 5 0 ~ /1 ' o , I k ' r t4 i ' T: " r p ~ 1 g• , Ai 14 tIIOA,, : it ,1 jilf ( VA r lee . '"'ti • I kl: ,rf , ii -4' o i , ,1 I' I e , Y r. ~9 L lr ,l ' %41 . ' 11i' 4 i4 4 0 4 0 . I id .1 0 1.41 t. ,11 o g , 1 4 . , 41 • 4 14,, 1 ts 4 1 ‘" ' 1 4r; ' lifc ~..,/ 0 1 . ::, / vil'lri., 1, 41.1 1. li( ivi„ is t 1 I ' l JO l' ''i• t' . ' tt" 4 ; -.,.. , . . , •.--.. WilT EnIThIN. This Day was published, price ss. Od te-printed verbatim, not a word omitted, with a , new Ih eface, W. A E l. o l n ;ll o ' N LE , l .i t t;., a t Dramatic Turn. AN EW Esultahle..to recent ir cuinstances. ' Printed for William Irene, 67, Old Bailey, and 53, Fleet- Street. " 4',0, , 1 . This being the GENUINE EDITION, correctly and, literally re ...printed, page for po. , e, word for word, end letter• Fur letter, earefully collated with the Original,. and enlarged by 'the addition of a NEW PIeEKACE of 12 Iniges; melees tor it should be given expressly in these words: 77 '. lone.s.Edi •tioa, with a New Preface, Se. 60." 'Pi% Day, %A* pu4 is lied, • Handsenicly pointed iu Foolscap svo, price 7s, Wards, TUE ROWER OF , SPIAING, with other POEMS. By the AUTHOR of " The Paradise of Coquettes," It Vcr et Venus." Printed for Aratihnid Constable and .Co.•Edinburgb ; and Lonicsnan, Hurst' Rees, Ornie, and Brown, Lot.don. Speedily wilt he. ituttlisttett; by the same Authcir, a Nosy Edition of The Pikradiso of . Coquettes. PATE('NT. (1111'EILIAL BLEB, and l'Arrk,Ni'l"fßAFALGAlt SWERO.Sitliti ..d.vrmNu-a•AuLns, one elegant. Piece of • Furniture, and ttiion Fire new klitrurent PlansA thekateothno . oved Soft :aid& and' Chun . tittss-sfrew Pint', •Initt• 'lent Fufnitore and Bedding, Coutplvte,; Portable lAA ith - several other-new 1:11A:11U:dant i provednaic ies of furniture ; . .51i044eite4 . 3 , 1 anti very extettsive.asSorttnent of. Upholstery and . Cabinet Articles fur furniQiitat 1-lonses com plete, ready watittfac.t.tne3, ,where: - Fasoilirt . .ntay..seirct ow* furnish a whole llouse in a few days, nruiding tiit e:.tre,, inconvenietice.of waltitig several . Niontlis in euinpleting then' . EVablisistnent., • . • F rst owl Westindia Articles, Army tittl Nary, &c. by klovgas, and.tiatblet . vg awl 17,.(lathetittu-street,Str4m l , 4 n tenni tite must moderKtc, fur prompt payatent. - WO:UP . PRE'VEISTRYI: * .. To counterapt the otartv m attepts ou- i t fire (lady . • :. made to tutuote on the , un wary k Spiwinus Coniiweition inittati (Om OtiNVIN E IA ACKINCi ktipare4 by DAY and MARTIN, thry ace: induced twadopt a nov Label, iu whieb their Address , " 97, High Ifulbor.n, is placed so conspicuously, that, they trust an attention to this, and the different:trot tlic Type, %%hid' is utilite alt Let. to-press, wit! Porciiases at 0nr.4,0 detectoe twpo sition. The REAL: JAPAN lit,.lCklNCil, oulde by DAY and MARTINI 9 7 , Hitljr tioifiurn, will in future lie sold iu tles at t>il, is. and Is. Gd. each, and a Copy of the Label left: with ail Venders. - DAY n .MARTIN, 97, High Holborn: ANNA V'S 'PREVENTIVE S+4 . , - X. known hy Noblemen, the Actor,. Navy, and, others, in at parts oithe World, as the, ONLY SPECIFIC for the Pritvinttioo of a certain,direful Disease, continues to he sold (as fin the last 5u years) by lIANNAY and Co. Qt, Oreat Garter-4one, Linl4ate-street, near St. Church yard, and, at No.. 1, Little Stiffol.kstreat, I-Jayinailiet,, Lon don, It. will holt fur ever in ;all elintatei, and never failed n Priee - Rs. find eri vate Sergi rs' tor its use at each Warehouse. Two bottles sent by_ coach. in retnrurfor a. 1.1. Note, post-paid, or :four bottles for 2t. pati‘ing cases incldtled. Unpaid letters not admitted , N. 8... The only haloes for the Genuine. India Grits. for ma s king-superior Restorative Gruel, and fur Sniittis Preston 1 - 4011.414r#04or.stag es. , • • . " ,WD CIESAR AUT I'CULLUS," Vas the motto of him who passed the Rubicon. AltteiNtWATlON.of the [Callao Frame is in fact a desideratum. in Medical Science; no disorders • make such. raeage* on' the bodily system tis. VENERSAL CONOL,AIN'I'S; the syphilitic poison glxiles imperceptibly along, until.every'organ Is debilitate.l, andllle contamination assours tne ftattiees of ticgth. As the ill imerliate appearances are generally slight, an earlY application ito•us will preaent the .pain and il4riger,that happen froin improper treatment. Remote kymptonis in variably arise from ignorance and neglect, tik.v may, how ever, be parried byu vi,- itro us exertion ef.talelit (if the ap peal'be not too long delayed), and the paticnt; through the gradual progress of: health, irecomes assured of its coot). nuance. • Still does nut the. Mast camplicatedinveteracy of , klie Above disorder equal those instances of calamity, where by the p r actice o f a -SerVev solitary vice, the tracst ciiergies s alf of na ture ,w bec.ome exhausted, sexual debility ensues,. coat) thei is exposed to the forfeit of despair. Lt is for him to look,fpr ward to the cheering beams of hope, when 'we boldly aaseTt that eyett desperate case; yield-to our mild , restiwatiees. Other impediments .oc.cau to irritate the- sensitive func t.jons—some natural, others acquired; as strictures, weak iteSsei, &c."iii allot.thent• we* one the adaptive i•etnedy, iit fead of the usual harassing plan of - eattstic Or stimulan th ts. tut.cspeCially delicate...peculiarities incident to e s(ifter sex is oorxenovating method applicable, by removing. deficiencies that too often e. it:' reflections: A candid examination of professional acquireinent• need only be feared by him who is conscious of incapacity; we are uncOuntettil wit it the d e lusive and insinuating.appearailce of a . public institution, and vaunt no tionlinal or IlLyal PA tritmagr, though Sanctioned by many of the Nobility, Mid even of the Fatuity itself; as itlUmbers of lite I,ninloo college 'of Surgeons, our title to the confidence of Society is not " imPosin," ofir" ;promises " specious, they elms. 'nate-from mpratttcaproving by its ttearying,success that tw al"Pt, h**"erclutited with presumed aitilitici y, p ro . chide the hnowledge of those vre.rminent aiNatitages which are attached -to bar systeinii—la coincidence tlicre%eith this iotimation is given, that pa..en_ t s id either sett Ma r commit us with sec re nod to prevent iiiisuniterstanding, t be. ter Mb, probable duration of the &c, are alsvays stated at the tint interview, or in an answer to letters rruittuiniub ;t Gf)sS and Co. . utranns. 13, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street, 0- - Lodon . • Letters feat's) the Country ..,111 partienbe in 'der e -41.4' tailinc the symptoms, ;Hamlin . o- lici s!,•, Nc..wheit the - prop v•cmedirs. east 5c forwarded to ay; hovfer.er . , distant / - , . • Chu Modefl.ay morning 146 t-- 11 1 illiarn dirdievulls exeeffie,i iii fr9ot ofOxfot•(IT-caekieG . e91, pursuant his•sentencs at our. last Assizes., for setting tire to tar) t Gre:ll lionoon, iu this eounty, the property of Mrs. iNtin - littekett,ot that plate: From the day. of his trial up ifirstbe:,very morning when he terminated his life: on•the 3ctiffuld, he persisted in his innocence of the offence for , , which, be .was to sutler, and eharged,his prosecutors and the•wit nesses who - g tve evidence again g him with having conspire,d to, take away his life. On:Sunday he at tended divine service, and in the afternoon a most .excellent andl impressive discourse waSdeliVeredpy ilce Rev, Air. Bishop (the Otdinag of tWe.G49I. apt being able tuattend throvgh TitiS,.with oilier exhortations irons the same and other highly. tespectabfrelergyincn,wroughtopori AtCllte3 :ind ite had ohstinateiy persisted In ti,denial of Lis guilt, anti.,ldad heaped upon Iris rrosecutrix . the keenest, reproaches, fie at. length, tm the morning of his execution, atknow? ledge() h the most. unqualified mitiltier that it was hy. hint, and him alone, the ricks tyera,spt Qll fire, auleghi that he was prompted to the commission of the aet by a spirit of resentment• which he had unfortunately too long indtked r against the family, of the liaeketts,.in consequence of repeated tres passes they - were in the habit of committing 9n his, gronnds. In making this tteknowledgintnt of ,his guilt, Ise declared that //ogrock (who was con demned tt tilt him, but afters ands reprieved) had no share in it, • and he added, that he freely forgave . the Bucketts and all who appeared against 'Having desired one of the attendants to Make known 'the Confession of his guilt, and praying,. most 'fervently 'to Heaven for forgiveness, he was launched' into eternity, his-last ,w9rds Lord, rceeirt my soul !"—An immense multi tude of persiMs assembled to Witness this sad ca tastrophe. FATAL EFFECTS Off` DRINKING SPIRITS. On Thuistlay evening an Inquisition Was •tt±lten at t he. house nf •Mr, C,friqiihi, the Itose,, in Dor set-street, Saiish i nry 7 swittre,, on view of the body of Wiiiinm Bottom, %rho met. his deut.b b 3 drink ing tor; much raw spirits iv) 17,s . csrlay last., _ • Mrs: _Sarah. Brown, wife. of John Brown, Hancock-yard, White-Friars; deposed., that the ileceased lodged at berhonse about nine months.. He was a coal-pfter; in the employ of. Mr. Po cock. He; parted , froni. his _wile some- time 'ay.), whielt:wastheeittts . er , ~ tronble.s•.; he has heen since Addicted. to: triiiiVing.' He came-home in a swept. intoxication at 10 O'clock ,401,1!to. bed. Sliohad not . seen W him liger t ill half past • sevilit - neXt "Morning, when Mts. Cole, aninher lather, :ante to her for a icing feather to produce in hint vomitiug, he was brought home chunk, and was' vexy 111. Witness went tip stitirs to his room : he % . vus se.nti d ess , a nd MIS attended by a gutlcniari of the tactili - v, but he died sifter she carne down stairs "again. **James ColCsaid, be worked along with the de• ceased, and was acquitinteiveitli bins. many Yeats; he' was drunk doriog Sunday and Monday.; about balf-past six o'clock on Tuesday morning he came into the house of William Gates, the Golden No char Alehouse, Temple, and he called for a pint of beer, with a pennyworth at gin. in it, which he drank ; witness said he would get a-man to do his %% ark, as he had been,driniiing the two preceding• titsys i andhe would give him a (itman of rum it he. would go home: • William • Potter, another coeLheaver,' said, lie would give him :another quartern,. to, iMincallita . to go house. He drank the two qoar,terns, and challenged them that he could drink as-much as they could pay tor. With Some:reluctance two, tAparrerns of gin were sailed tor', which he also drank;„ and. he said he could drain their pockets; that he must have more li quor—it - they /lid -not pay for it he wyuld ; two more you-terns of rum were called for, which he also drank ; he •then walked. about the room, say ing i t h a d dime him gocid, and hecoithl' walk with an y o f thew.: he: then sat_ observing to Potter, if he. wanted a Shilling, Cole would let him have it ; hex eyes ibeti crises, awl lte never spoke after. They washed his faec-witli cold wa ter, and Potter carried hint upon his back to his lodging. • ' . _The Coroner, in his charge to the .teeth, ob served, however . censtiiiible the catolitet of the pubitsian and.. the lither coal-heavers might have been, for,eausing tile deceased to drink so much spirits tilt space o f 40 urinates, it was his, o pi. nion they Were not avVare 'of. the consequences likely to follow. He would, however, inform Sir -Charles-, Price, order 60% r . a Common Council of the Ward may'besalled, for the purpose of se vevely c ensuringthe . puhlicAn, as i t may have the effect of pre,venting a similar oseurreuce in future. Several of 04 .. .Tory:expressed wish, that time .pub, lican's license may be taken away. Verdict— That the sleceit,sed.met his death •tbrough ONCVS.- iive Thinking of strong Spirituous Lignors.". AttialtoAC/liNG MAIIRLACO; IN HIGH OI the littrl nt . IVIABc.ti with Lady Coto Liiqg PAGri . .is fixed "or the Vith of April. 0 0 F t idny, the . 2 I 4t of March, the Russian Am bausatior attillOtt" it the Royal British Free-- itahooit,jit the Boroogh row!, when. all CXII,III/INI- Cloll Of fOor young men, sent over brthe Emperor 01 4 11iissin, took phice- iii the presence of his Ex cellency kind u,Special Meeting Of the Committee. th 3 „E xee licitcy miontely ipsoveted every proeeis, and the School ivLis wholly conducted 41,/ the litissi'aus, when they acquitted themselves 10 the 101htfaC1104 of the Artihasszolory. and were de (dared holly co . topey-nt talvarlt the plyiti4b syv qm. • [Fyatn " The.Pm,uoes,Joragit."] 111. , 24.--Weare induced to ntlf. tic.e a mattsr that has occurred between indivitloals boltlitig . cunapicuous_Aitattiotat,its: oitiOuen ; because. we anti a statement, Of, whiAlt it is, the Shi'ji:Ctr . itS an sevening:paper.• A,Committee of Finance had a recent sitting in Williatr.strevt, and Alderman Warner, ‘s,droLlitti been long• respecte,4l as a man.of eXtfelt7C sense, and most uptight principles, and John . lard, Esq. a well-ktrown member of the Common Council, were preset t. A oerth ill question watt under the consitleration (if theCuttititittee4, ip appears that Mr. Gifford mode some allusions to report which was not before them,, and which . , in fact, lay over for ilrsc:rssk rr opt , is,l)sgqtte l l. ( 1 4Y,- • AlLierm,en Warner stant4lttebto the cri , Lir, • 'tn4n, theArrigalttrity of such a plogeeding. Giffard. said, the report Was fallaeious, and de signed to impose upon the CorporatioiL non ,Warner .observed,„ that he would pledge himself to prove that evcry, wind of it ,wrvt type ; but again protested against rtny allosiotis to ii matter which was not regniat ly before the Corn= inittee. Mr. Gifford still asserted that the report Was fallacious. "1 am," saidAlderstiathWartter, " the author of it; 1 think any one who knows me will not be of opinion that 1 . : unr'a persott capable of practising delusion : I assert, the re port is true, and that 1,4111 prove it so; 1 &Lilo; think .any gentlemen will readily, tell tue 1 state what is nut the fact." Mr: Gitiard once 'sore threw on the report his former...imputation ; upon , which. Alderman %Varner. s4id, "Then I am.sorm to be under the necessity, of telling, tile geaulstnatt he' k a . liar."' There was a short 'pause, and Mr. • OitYard walked. across the room, and assaulted Alderman 'Wormer. His blow was, l'ePirtUAL. Lae cording to report, with due interest, null friends interfered. -Some efforts were made to put both , parties under arrett ; trot Altlertnon Warner c011.,' (rived successfully' to hide himself. A frienti (Coutisellor Hatband), inimetliately:Waittid oo :4\lr. blifford from the Aidernian. Much iliscosion occurred; but Mr. 'finbantl . wits ithsolute,; np thing- would satisfy hiM but a meetiow, or an. aSsent to such a vt apology as he should die-.. tate, with the, oddition of a 1 r. (kiliard's to chastisement. At length .it was cont.:it - tat expedient, that Mr. Clifford should yield to the demand of the.ittoorable• barrister, and a-plae , e. for earty . ing in , t 1 effect the final .rrratigentetits.wits . his apology written, which &pit& that 11e- ever 1141(1 the .ligittcst in. elihation offend Alderman Warner, After reading jt,,the Alderman so - al, he had no, &tier, lion to state, that he regretted having used an rsPretsioAtAvkielt ili4oot-a-ppetir to be v. , iitrsiititi by whauhe itteran . soldier (tor Mr. Ciff.trdiWas-a Captain) stated to 'be . 'the real import his cx. • pressions. The Alderman lusides added, '' Mr, 1-I.llband desires. me. to .nralte this Ilse of his glove;" otter.witioli ha daly applied: it to the should6rs of Mr. Galan!, and thus the atLir let . tinnated. The above, evidently malignant and gross Re.' C9lillt haying been the following: can« trutiieliott t;I it has been called forth 'in the, Pli(Mn Evening Post of the 25th. We are sureAlt.Gifrartl a Gentleman of too lunch . spirit to have. tub-. tnitted.to any indignity • ALDEItMAN AND MR. GICFARD. Du ilin Evening Post•Oidue, five We have just received the witli au earnest request to publiA it this evening:.-7- • To TUE Eirrolt OF THE D. POST. " Sin,—thion riding into to‘Fn this day, saw, to my ut ter asionianient, in the newspiptr styled The Celrt;nit!le, a bars niglignfttn, and falsr! , tatement of an affair in MOO I was aonctrited '; and . atimi in The t'reelaan's Journal, a similar • ,;% false, - though not quite so scurrilous au account. ' 44 Its Are transa% 1 ion to there were lint four persons 11, preseut,.vic..--Altlei m an Warner, Counsellor Huband, twin John Walsh, tind myself. " any, or the three fiist; 1 freitly appeal for the truth of the facts, nu which I am, by a solemn: promise of honotu - , bound to be silent; but from which pt•urnitu theta. " JOHN GIIVAItD." LITCRAIiY CIAZILTTg A.ND.JOl:llNittb gri s LET:r4V43.--”Tito 'fent ti Nit tnin r Of this interesting ilewWe'ekly Jiotroal., published this day, conwititi . , 4nionginiterartirles Oa tile- P.eticid''rale.nts of Loll llyron--,4ocount of the new French Tr'abody;aerinatilonsEsperiniintal —livat. of the lkfte,ricir of the Hui th , -,-Mvatrical Torpedo-- New Properties of Light—Mechanics: Alts-oEsperinfents on the Plague.-Mr..ltogoabblbit and Dr. llorghardtb.:.-.Fine Arts --Nledett, in lniprsirisated Tragedy—Ancient, Sarcophagi— Pompeii-Wm- British Imlitutioil••-•-iiiviews of Witt Tylvr, : 1 44tioel, Aoadendc Errors— Curiosities of Literatnre—Sis. ttalian Republics : •Sketches . of Society And Manners Tito. Itutflail4h . the Exquisite, awdAlsefisl Mini- , 5.011 the trcr teet l'olnicat liftirpewletice of the Literary Gazette, and - the had .eunsetnixocita ibf Political Party in genoral—XtLirs . of China—linportant Proceeding% of the French mewls Articles of Literary and Fashionable lntclllgence, &O. A G . ,tiernan N:caitiott the Adler day at a Lot (cvY:Otrice. white 'Fancy Number was being 'se emed for . hint at 'the Bank, Was 'iiirprized at see ing toar persons snecessivelveoine into the Office, each applyiirg fot three Shaivs—the tirst b(!mtlit tbrve Quarters, the seentid three and the twri oOterstisree 'sixteenths Much satisfy his" outioit y, -he asked the - tierlt hoty it coati! be •iteconliied , forb that four strangers - slionid t¶i - e %Wile presise Number of three Shores ? replicii; it was ti kiod Of Ilshion in this Lot tery ; bat was easily accounted tar, 143 f, h e e, iii ,ie there being ankv more tiutn 'r wo O un the proh.ihility sy;s they. .ali prove prizes ; and secondly, lirC:Illso Ole COSI of Ace Auer shares does Ifot niitch exceed 'the jrke 0 0 , 1 .1... in the last Lottery.