The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-03 00:00:00

Slip Yr,' t. .. . . , The Spi.edy packet, front tll't. tr . :till's with n mail, ii arrived at Falmouth ; she sailed froth Ri" Joitiro dit 29th January. • . D'Ar., Artitt. 2.—Cante dow , n ifom the River, al •d 51i61,-the rote!'list, for liarhatines, and Flat ' for Tuiterilfe ; also nom Sheerness, um , t 'Jul 16 the 11e3IWRI1,. his ;Majesty's ships Kli cdnt Beitvcr, anti Sheerwater. Sailed the Patch 11'11 L' Augosta fur liar4Vhs.,--.\Vind N' U. .'. P(NlTstiouTn, Artm, 2.—Arrived the L _one '/ '''l'ltYr, a n d , An transports, from Cotre ,4 - - S411 " 1. his liljesty's 11 0 N p T shill for .1.1117:11::;:ti:, tio 01' a cr u i se ; Abeotta, Borodino, L . Altrea, Maria, and Sisters transports, for t he Cape of Good Hope, with troops.-m-Wind S. E. , PLYI4OUTII, APRI L I.—A rr i ve d lain, P the Great Bri - ARK, from London for Amvricst• Sailed the Galen, TRACEY, for Heston.--K' rod S. L. FAtmi.uTii, mAncif 31.—Sailed the G race F4i tet with a mail front Gibraltar anti Malta- - . Win d from N. to S. • 111111, APRIL 2.—Arrived the Brisk trans jam front Calais with troops. - lin ll A"viCtt, AP RIL ' a, —Arrived the fienrYiree. ;1 gn" Ptrket with n ma il from Cuxhaven ; also the ikil, trnerolent, Fox, Q ues t, And Catharine oerPorts, %yid ' troop.; from Calais. Sailed the ilur , , 1 Neket fur 1-1011aud, and Lark packet for \ b, • ' "en--both with Inaits. ~, AIS CAL LO 4m.. .' NIAKCH 30.—The• French :ittN "' s ` l ' l'r, tilled this mornini witl i t (cry for (illieltst lull. * iroc;a; . % and artil .l444°):444Exa,Asnit.'2.---Arrived they rOw liendriea,l3alster d , 11.414(..4"ui"gt0; Good Hoop, Westerbrinz, ditto; Goo , j icli Lit "(Annan, from Bremen ; Alms's , Bielder j Autot. 111 A ki, 1 1 41.; 1:" .ii'terS, Smith. from Havre ; Daughte r b.r tr, in i t -114 . 1 , from Groningen ; Westmoreland, Ho . t , n i t s Vi,ii t "11M:I Connnerciano, Bratton, froni Window; len d s : I,tii,:nqr,no Pernambuco; • Supply, Nlassey, from Waterfot• a , 'fiiho'l,l:4llV4l' ' Fox, from Ostend ; Cablient Castle, Mili t ir: i :,,tpri,f,ica; 11.ebecca, Pritchord,ditto.—Saited the po . ht,i, ie. r i the Ni t of Fruiter; Good Intent, Bobo tson, f or d tit I) , i 1,1,. i'',,Y. Forrester, fur Gibraltar; s, 4, ii,6 " ,. 4 ; Ilarrtott and John, Balser, for Emtniett; Deux Betsey, Mellor ' l er, for Havre; Poro, Martin, fur Calais. 1! .....,............._ • 8.1% D()'111NGO • Th. ‘,, ....... 4 „,,„_ r of the i,t f14 , 4,. -1 . eto 104: Continercial .4, - ivertise . of u ict. ,to; tli, colltaini the following extract . , tc ' ll t. battling° :- 1 1 Ry th e . . i e ~ehooner :f 11 , 1 11 i e rativ,ll this shaming of 1 1 • . from :i441n„:%% C'Ptiiht Dominick, 110 41 , in thirty (I_;? ai s ousto r, ;il ,,' ne earn, that three (lays piv p )1. t - a ti . llce by an (miler wits i-slted from , i an ,4l) 4 • 4 1 , , v Y Pt. ' ) till the Conn" . . ,‘%(,s .4ttlent I rilom ti) ci i \ th e , r .. ji '1k1,4111,! pnrti, to imp that Could be had. ies 6 , (or the servtet. ,o,,tint e , 4e r ? 4 1) I he seamen 5.x .ilditome 1 4 . ) ort s , ii " " of this order, .i i i .e literally ~ ipl i ) h t or , a l 4t lay at Jacritietise, %%ei iiiittle ,j!'tY-o,,,,:deir crtw,, all of wholn acre hro 1. olp,f 111Saavil 1 't the arrival of a ' 1 (1;,,,.., , o awai t i New York. ‘ 1, ,,, ~,,;riy ti. (leneral lirotwo, 0: . issue iiitlt.lt fitrit,),4l iliac Petion l'te,.,,:ll';',i,y the i ii of which was to be it was aboth. to .11 2,,,,iiii,1;;;47:4 f;l4l,litille.t'siit:a) o " . t r i:e Sp anish ile(1,,y 111 i i l ) l r e e 4 v l i ( i 1::: s la t r o . 4 1;„.11,„, , ~ .J, Ildic-a, _ 00 tionar,,,,wati . o r 'i b y , 1 ' "ilt ai - ewuril of 30 person ', ,nbe .1 ' le nierchints of Kenton for the ~ Ytiv„l4-0111,%„„., 6,,. an(kr • of a v,eneztielimbiel 't4llntit;:el,,s'ice?4,,e(pletincliel of his tlepretlatiou on ‘,l tilt Island." 1141(iliTUNh APRIL 1 • „Ah r ,,, i ,r, the 4'444'4 hi.° 4 'elock hi It o .11 Ilighnes: it” en t.ilkth,h4 eiclosares, nu 11,,I•sehalrwck, bliti",sl'lit,'‘lre' the l'n (114 th -street iteeolupanieo ~.,-, pro kjili,'lll,lWl4l cif the St'ud, I,kt:cella nt-1-1';1/` \II. i, t 1,-(.'"lliitt,h, and the Rev. F. ‘V. nit,),ps 'it )4 a S il l 1‘1!111" rued westward for the 41.‘•_",„- 1111,eil slwebani, 4e. I li, Royal iligliii.essr theru t!liiterli°°ll after b y the ciiir,road, nassint, ;reat rii;,itt,,tl,..('.r !Harlot front of the town tc9, Cast- street liitrthe toll' 111)(1 !he whole length of ""--"Sletir ~,•':,,titill'erii Pavilion gate, avid alightmg 1 ;It,llloy4leiftitt'nuce•hall, The weather teas lovely.,reat . 41 1 'ughttes I • t a bl" L' ~,ttgriec , 8 was tireSSet It .s I _ :it , as ,„.„„r. wilealt'idnly. round hint, and I q ' lie last left this town for Lo n don, !‘it e vert, ti was tilled PP4IIICe Of $01111(i health. He 1., tittle b , ',. •tie y one servatit. k i k(l N 'canine favonrite of Ilunt4ApAßTOni 'Fl)kiritill/p1)111,Vil'ell 'Ylli /011141 labia carringne.7ihsehi, li lt ~ .i t , 1, r4.. . 1 War Writ e( ' it over to OM 01 ' 0 1_ a _ ~ t s vili 4l : l • 0 t dowtt, and take') great care t L e l ' l ' 1 00 n the ~..`ttsti,b,,,'Y;ll Hussars are reducing to 1,4 4 4 . 1 4 v • l''"lttent• Aboat 180 were ilibb4l" - act s Y. sii . *ill tok .,. - t of the east and s'ilterfin°lls w Place shunt t the Barracks. 0 1 Y a - ,t tile 2iss'j:••---__._.s r „,____.._.__ of kilke2er; itiir, w,,,, in "alt t JAMES HAICUPos b i lii i i , e 4 well of tes t 1 1 Ire(' linen, 1 11 1 .e• %ti t , i t ,„ ti 101 t it iglikvAv .. it 'ZI 110111 S. til,',()lle: .31.1814 v ~.....„A few et,enii,gs back ih'ltit iii. 4 14‘3.11)Vr, WaS 81.011/leti near the Ser. 4 I, 1 fiver ht. *t bay e ress, rti,,,,':lo,‘„ii ...7 , . . yth A captivatiqg add- , e. , .i ft . 1 ! 10th foi.itil Vtlll 80111 e INSlitlleit ,a1141"lilei ',Urlt , thine twiitley. Mr. Jane- su it! 1, kkNita ''' Kiv •gl ~', 4, 1 t hway, upon svhici t th e hay mat 1 IN;i 6 94 ~ 14 le.lloWitlrvperl from he tree. ij i ,,, -1 0 W'l oull shi -,1 that Mr. i. I*ai -lit (141 ' 4 'ilkr lib, . 1 . . `, i D i 11 4 ~ lib` wit - 4 the 'toy, and that A 'lt'lit k 1411141 te IR . 1 i you'd folioW -.1,1 t . x, 4it , , it sti tog s it. t t 44 1 11 t 1 ,1,) ilill to every person fite mrt • Mr . . I,,'ttliilat t t hink ' proper u, comply with th is ill tilluW I,l,llrt'-,1111e3t, lintl Was walk on ,it ti,,i "441 mit iti, • 1 11. lie could 1 'ti m , iiiiigh 1 . Ilte, ail( SWOre t , wheil '4111404 tb„ c 1 Ili 6611 Y it he did not cootply tttl tu;''lrriter, iroiti motiresof fear, was liith up 0 4 _ • • ' t4l 44;1Iangs. f rl le ocC I I ! et r _ 4.. 1 0 1 , j 1 10;:I )! oi f l' Ay ',t,' V of , 1. not 16g ' La to , 4 cil 4t '4l' 4 0" .4iol` et el` 4, BtJON:lt': RT . OF A LETTER 1 , 11 , )NI COUNT tfi A FEIT.ND " I Was Much surpiised a... seeing', itt 'BUONA S ItTE'S AppCal to thei British• Nation, tliat he bad incurred dangvr wi , hing to save Moscow from the conflagration, in the year 16'12. Ire ' -atnazing efforts and greatness of mind were however tirniteti to mon.ntio.: his horse as soon a"3 the fire tippeared, and gilloping to the distance of twey English miles om the town, in order to place llin,s ifitl safety: Ile passed three days and three ttigitis in a p•i lace, in the midst of a corns of trOOps who bi vouacked, and only returned to Moscow on the fourth day, when the contlagrittion had ceased, Acr having consumed 763'2 houses. I was well infortned of .all that was passing in the town by means of 'six Officers tasgnised, who remained undiscovered during the whole of BUONAPARTE'S stay at Moscow ; but on his quitting it, he set fire to the l'Alace of the Kremlin among others, and to the castle of Petrovsk y, which served him as an asylum during the great conalgration. Perhaps this was done by hint al an act of kind ness, with the i i ltenti/n of purilying them by ire from the evil, lie.&bad been the source:of. - From the tone.of this Appeal it would seent that he dic tated it at the moment when his mind was guided ltv the same feelings as (luring h is passage to the island of Sr. Helena in ISIS, 'and he appears un willing to forget the style of his Bulletins, whiCh serves as a proof that habit is a second nature." COBBETT. Meetings, of CORBETT'S Creditors were held, both on Nlonday and yesterday, at the house Of Mr. White, Solicitor, in Essex-street, Strano. It is ascertained that, about twelve mouths ago, CoatteTT first commissioned a nephew, and Mr. OLortimo, junior, a son of the author of the his tory of the Burroughs, to repair on his behalf to America, in artier to establish a mart for his Po litical Register, which hat been regularly reprint ed there since, •with 4 ,‘ 'additional matter" n deemed safe to-publish bete. Whether ",the re port of his being called .on for duties to a great amount be absurd" or not, it is certain that he received two communications from the Commis sioners of the Stamp Office on that bead ; and when, in tousequence of such communications, he applied. - for advice at Somerset-house, he was there - informed, that his liability had been decided by the Crown Lawyers.---The average number of his stamped Register, so late as December, 1816, was nhont 1700 per week ; and that of his two penny Pamphlet is stated to have aninanted.tO between 40 and 50,000. Of his last tract, en titled " Paper versus Gold," it appears that 30,000 have been ordered to be printed since the writer was believed to have set The printers have liven left opal(' t() a,ccAsitkl'ablu.a4uogat... , “< ll . Pdper ) • It is stated to us, but we do nut care to vouch for the facts, that ContsETT, on his arrival at Liver. pool, repaired to one of the first-rate taverns, where on his• being recognised it was notified to him' t hat his pet son there was by on means agreeal>le un which he instantly retreated to one of an interior description, where he remained until be sailed.--• lie was observed to listen much as he scut along, scarcely allowing an object to pass bias without noticing it, and was frequently giving copper to the seamen, On his intention of going to America being known, he was hailed in all directions, Why did lie not take his friend hunt with him ?" ROYAL HUMANE: 60CIUTY. • • Yesterday the:Anniversary of the noval Humane &Society. fort he recovery of the apparently drowned, or dead, instituted in the year 1774, since which time upwards of 4000 have been restorer) through the Means prescribed by the Society, was held. At three o'clock a Sermon was preached at Salters Hall. The festival was held at the City of London Tavern. At six o'clock about 300 persons sat down to dinner, his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex in the Chair. A procession of the restored persons, about 47 in number, entered, and were conducted by the ,Stewards round the room, the band playing so. lemtt music_; utter which honorary medals ‘vere presented To Madame and Miss Cimhaloni, for the restoration of two Children of Mr. Carelsoif flee Theatre Royal, Drury-lune-. To George Prillg. Esq• for the restoration of Thoenal Clay. To dolor Ruch fort, It B. NI. Consul at Ostend, for his suc cessful exertions to save the lives and property of SU English Passengers On hoard the Ilrituieniu Parket, which was wreck ed on the 2d of September, Ma, near the fiarbonr at Ostend t and for the restoration of Tornetto Marina at-Toulouse, and Corporal Armstron„„ o at Portsmouth. Charles Lsh,for the restatin ofJohn Martin. To Dr. Douzla u ss, for the res toratio or n of o Philip Marshall. To Lieut. Claxton,' for saving the lives of three Sea Men. To Capt, fur saving the lives of Mr. Prime , Miss Armstrong, Miss Mybsca, Mr. and Miss . Wilson, Officers' Wives and Children, of the 4th Royal Veteran ILettalion, wrecked in the harpooner, on the coast of Newfoundlaml, oil the I Oth.of Nuvembor, 1816. Before and alter the prcession the Duke of - sussr.)c rose and expressed his satiNfaction ai wit nessing so numerous an Assemblage of persons to render their support to so amiable and benevolent a society, and stated many extritordinnurcaseit of perzonS'saved front - a premature death. Several. toasts and stilig's followed, and the company did not break up until a late hour. • . Bonifam, who was enovicted :it the late . Maid stone Assizes, for malicintadv shootinghis landlord, Mr. BRArdwELL, is to be executed on Penenden healii. The death witlyant went down net Smt day evening. lie has been constantly attended by a Clergyman since Ids conviction, and evinces the utmost penitence. Great interest has been made in con.iegnenee Of . his previnns good elo twit's, Out is vsin, tor the rewidsivii of his sen tence. ifIE SlANC:lEyftil, PLOT. intelligence from Alanclie;:ter and Stockport its morning, co,:f4tus our preceding ac counallitit all trrea.:lol iostirrection had subsided z. - the smile vig:iinte't and ac!iv:tY t%.hich prevented the conspirators from btiardnig the intended at tack upon the livc3 and properties of the inhabi tant; 'condoned hotvever unabated. A permanent Association is about to be formed of the respect abieclass'eS iu the town, the members of which are to . 1) prepared with Arms, and ready at all !hues to co•operate every treasonable le!mpt.. . _ One letter says---" The wliole district has, for the twolast nights, been nonsually quiet. Stronr. patrolci of the civil and Military power have pa raded the town and avenues till day-light, but no alarming incident wheteeer occurred. .The acti vity and exertions of Our Magistrates, and, in 'lenticular, of the borooglireeve , and constables, have hteu unceasing, and have created, the fullest confidence. arvernment is highly indebted to them, and indeed to the general spirit. of the in `liabilities of this district, for the energy displayed in clizeking proceedings of the most destructive t w ine , But, thong!) checked, we fear that t!,c misehteeous slispositioo is not.sobilned..aud' that do lire`tii+ ticuie of a more partial and tell{bei cOminitted. This will reqnire n long con tinuance of watchfulness and counteraction,which we must submit to," The Manchester Mercury of April 1 says—" The plot was known immediately . atter the frostration of the Petitioners' journey to or mote failliliarly speakieg, the Blanket Expedi tion. Defegates from distant (chiefly manufac tut ing) towns, met frequently to dis Cuss the plan of insurrection, which %vas fixed to have taken place s imultaneonslylo all the appointed towns. About midnight ,on Sunday, the discharge of a rocket was to he the signal for t he commencemeneof operations, when all the strangers flocking in from the different approaches to the town were to make the best Mellen. way lotheold rallying point neat St. Peter's; there the resideet conspitatens would be ready to receive them ; they were then to 'separate in divisions, some to attack the Barracks, others the New Bailey,' the Bank, the Police Offices, the residenceeot our oirciel functionaries, and certain other privive houses. For our invaluable Dewily Constable, who was rated by theau as worth thous:cuel oleo, a trip was to be bid. 'Upon the alert') being sounded, Mr. Nediet was expected to lush 'both, when an individual, who had already undertaken the commission, twits ‘vith nuerring DIM to be ready to diSpetch nitn. fit fart, alto gether such a direful and monstrous scene of e i mi . motion sees hatching, as is horrible to reflect upon." The Manchester Exchange iiczuhl of April 1 acids the following partieuntis " Until:l 4 'oday last, the iteformation which Ott: Magistrates hail received rested in themselves and hi s ni . jes't y's Mieisterai to %vivito they had com municated it., 'I he diabol , cal plot w hich t h ey di s . covered hang then About w borst,:autl having taken every possible precaution t A f:pel, or rat h er to prevent, the threatening storm, they published that day the declarAtion. It it easy to • imagine t h e er , osterh atiou of tl.e loyal and peacceb:y posed inhabitants of these towns on readi»g the important, document ; but, alarming its AV:is . the amblia notification of the danger whieu lied hover ed over tic,' the detail of the black design is still more appalling. " From the 10th of March, when the Minket. ExperlitHi wog defeated, the design now happily frustrated showed i se lf. It is a fact, too 'well autheiltic:itol to be doubted, that mit.o.,,jirgs of D e . legates return distant towns and districi l thave met secretly to discuss the Means 'of carrying their 4 0(1 14 i nen ,to es into effect. The subsequent cap- hire of the Delegates, in council assembled, on Friday afternoon, has furnished the proof. It appears they bail previously' asseaded at the Royal ()As, iii Downitoe-street, Ardwick, whence they 'adjoureed to the George e a rl Dragon, at At'dwick, where,about five o'clock, they were se cured. " T he 'leper ptiblislied and placarded by order of the Magistrates informed our readers Of the first precaetionary measures. We shall now lay be e fore thenesuch particulates of sebsequent ciecum stances it s we can vouch for. On Tuesday evening the important facts they afterwards published were laid by the magistracy and police Wore a number of gentlemen of the first consideration in t bet own end neiglibourhoo.l, who could.not but express their satisfaction at the silence which had been so properly observed till every possible provision of prevention Wal taken to make sore of the seizure of the Delegates; \vhose meeting, from different places, was to take "place on Friday, at Ardwiek. One of the De ptqies was "resident in Derbyshire, and had Te peetedly been sent on missions front this town to some of the other largest inanolueturing towns in the kingdom, intended, like Manchester, to par ' take of the fraternal embrace. Friiky night, and on Saturday, the Magistretee anal Police-continued on the alert.—' In addition to the eleveo.-Deputieft,already m e n. tioned, seizeral other persons were apprehende'e. Th e f i nks were taken from the towling-pieces in the gunsmiths' shops, end the gunpowder in the , bands or the dealers was removed teen pi ece of secur i t y ; while the whole military force 'which coon' be spared, width! marching institute. was added to the troops already here. In tice comse of Saturday night eight oldie prisoners were sent o ff to London, secured by :letters, and • goartletitt' • On:S.ooday a strong detachment of th e Stli Regiment of foot cisme Irmo ; Werrington bo a ts ; the Cheshire Yroin..ary also. itac e we( t o the poet of datiger. The 54th Foot,. hell Ist Ur n . goon threats, were also on active' service; the w h o l e n ailer the eommitod of the Commander of t h e Disitict, Lieut.-General Sir .f-oftre 'the evening of Sn uda y, Mr . N a di a set . oft Bost for . s o w e rby,, in Yorkshire, where he secured Keiebt, oite of the leaders of the self-nanied Reformers ; am' t avola '4 o'clock yesterday morangiodge.l bite in the New Wiley prison,". LAW I NTE ( -LIG F.N CE. CeLTIVI o ci;.•\'Nclild.Y., Aratt..2. . The LoHD was. for a short time in his private , ro'ont; Itt'!ar : ;17Se 1 ill -a cause respecting marriage. CY' mitt tci Court, his Lordship observed, lilac tie real over all the p,tpers which bad been banded toliint in bankrupt cases, and would devote nn, early thy in the•present menth wholly to the giving:, judg ment these cases. • It was lOs jut) on i\londay vteik to appoiirt several trays for the heating of Mollie, buiditlipt s, aml he could not !nit express his regret, that the iontibur al present on the roll was iinprecedented. llv membered %v di, that ty hell lie was at the llrr, 40 bankrupt pctititnis were considered to be a very heavy busness ttt Obi: Sitting ; but sue!) u-si the state of things now, that there wire At this siogle t ittiog above three hundred and fivty yet to be heard ! Uoiess, therefore, some measures wei`e adopted for •these petitions . being - speedily heard, Ile was afraid there would not be. a long vacation this year. SUAREY :AS S IZES, Kingston, April 1. citmtpEs OF C.11,1J.D MURDER. Mary ,Ev a ns was titillated for the 'matter 'of hcr bastard'ckild,.l4,:drownin • The prisoner. in this' case lived a 4 'servant at. Mortlake, in' this pariah; hur app,aranen creating si stisPirion of* pr'egitinr!y, bet mistress taxed 'her With the fact, which, howe , er, she. d'e r nie4; and conducted herself eu impertinently 014 she was dismissed from her service. Sie then uent to lodge at;a,cottage in the neighbourhood, when her pregnancy,.was ids° cisibhe. It wits 19) 7 parent that she had been delivered at the latter end of Noveniber. laNt and. one .wotpun, who lodged in the house with her, said that she .hought she heard a child et Y in - her room one night ; htit there Was no proof of her actual delivet y. A day or two afterwards a child was found wrapped in it coloured aprotrin a pond in a meadow at Mort lake. Suspicion immediately attached to the Rd saner, and she was apprehended. Uptnt nut e i ruination of. her .by ail exl+ctt.nced matron, she had every uppe;truuce of having recently been de livered of a child. The medical man who •eNantincd the body tip the child, said it had a coottniion on the back of the head ; unit from the infl,immation iiboot titer Avonntl, he w a s of opinion that the child had 'Oren horn alive; but it -might have got the woond delivery, and he did oot make further eXperion The Learned Judge' explained to the Igrytho present law on this subjects, which was relaxed trim the ancient severity, 1 . 1 which conctalment of the birth was made eideoce of the inn ruler u b Isom! child ; hot, as the law now bt()Ott, If it: Jury were not t i n ti;,fied that the rvidente provee . l the io,;rner of the child, they noeht, find the con cealmentof tfie Huth, Which subjected , the off-1'1(1er ,to a minor . The .Inry found ; tle plisonct ,Gol/tu of concedl.- iulg'the birth of the child, and si4e ‘va, seuteocetl lo two years' imprisonment. .3,;:rah'ililehdl, charged with a sthihr offence, was also fotiti d of conee tho I).rth iif the-chikli and was t•enteneetr months' impriwoment, • A tot...‘t , E Inbert Skelton WAR COll Vje e(I or manslaughter, in Edmond Itailron, at Reigate, on the .Icopiory bast. The pi sotier and the. deceasrdwere both lads and gool frieuds, who haviag gnarrelled. A grecd blrt in the'hattle the. deeew,ed ttiliortimmtly ►opt orvd a vessel in the head, which ealised his densh. The . prisOner was sentenced to six %veeks imprisonment in the House of Correct:on. • lu the Civil Side one cause AtCapied t he whole 'day, which was an indiciinent against the Parish 'Ol lVandsworth for not repairing a road. Aftvr licAring . ft long 'string of witnesses,-the Jury de. 'chicd it was not a public road, and consetptently 'the palish not bound to repair. • WARREN'S.SUP6II.LATIVE 1.141.30 !HACKING. When lltsritv 'reCiirds in het wonderful tiao All the wonders produc'cl in this wonder!til age t , • I When she cla.tses each science, each art, and inch tta.le, Ertel) iMprovement fur LISC'e/1 for ortmnient tuatle ; IVhile tier eye heallla (1,14;ht, a, the list she surveys ' Of I;iventors, all equally ),,,titiri4 pr.tise While doubting whom firs' hunt that flit she shall name, . Where a West, or a Dovy, or Congr , ve can She for ScIENP: Buys PASIIIO7 , :, Out so; I've t»y raerite, here's WA anwc, his name )'4,“ well linow': .Ilis Illaching so brilliant th' LOOMIS Ot l' urte llas lung tittle boon eitioll'il-41tere he Aii,tess the first nathd. theLgh Ross dechs,the 14..111, giving-youth to uiv/itge, With who of all e v ilutirs.—yet be eattilot eitgage To polish those 'icons where oft windoni As WAttays can pul;sl4. 'their Feet with his As prontotersof taste, I'm itule!ttud,`lis trite, To the Tagforg,--tjh'elr golitt* deser v e sproise front But no eta of a coat. . ra.tilint ;coal Wel e IThlesq IV.vitar.N . b 3tcr.nt..vcaiNuml.lAgrace to the feet. 0:1Iy VIVO.' ill street us 11141'LUS 50141.0 i, your lace hlie a gluts. Nut only its stri , ogtheiis I.e.:ither, 'that the Feet arc pre.serr'd from tiie damp in wet weather. I - lis merit, qtifith Hist . ty; I now hinlei•oarm ; Crtoes:li r WARREN'. you say, has remoe'd to the Strand All Invention so useful tle,erres itN r• Si for your sahe, dear F: pion, his name Cif rice rd. Tticae,ve ineatintahle'lli...A.CLlNt.i is preritml by • 11 2:7 ') ,Ze47, • REMOVED "rt) No 30, STR.IND, LONOON, - • - • And sold Croteri, Itmmoni,terl. and Pt:Hume, s t in ercry Tot%n itT the Kingdoiti, in :Stunt; tiuttics, Sixpunce, 'l'enpence, +alit cacti. 'The extraordinary Rite of the runtis has Rd,led ninny Thimisk,..,l vdlu, to the Prizes it, the pretvor 'Lotte' y, at whirli sonic Contra, tors would have tAkeli Ads tinilrnivanced the Price of 'rickets'; but Sit.ctrttrOuT, the present Con . lrastor, b N more 'correct uiAment of his own interkst; for, by continuing to bell tut 5/ per Tit - 'het eliciiiler th;rn list Lottery, mithottgli the in ti is Si. more, he is iitenre that the 00 ) k Will 01 fail 11, itlve the compuri :mu, H int by inercaved detkidilti to relminerate The same motives him in the forinottiol) ;If his Wfkiell, instead or c ontaining 4 Illanit3 t 0 I Prize, •sc the hist ,1 1 / 4 :E,IA11 1 1 totitaill4 iti 6 re !hail 2 Pritva to -1 Monk. including 4of ;?0,000i.! With seeele steeling re. ClPM.llClitittl'Onti Vt% dick., Mr. Stili:witttitivr may ex chhtt- with SittitiAx, " *r is /tot for. mortals to evintrionti Sactess, but welt tit) mote—for welt ti - sere it." p;..~': r -z..,