The Sun.
London, England, 1806-12-08 00:00:00

FASHIONABLE. DANCING AND 111USI

ALLEN and PIIINCE. privately complete La-
dies and Gentlemen of any age,'Who never learnt, or
not in the modern style, at No. 19,• Sherrard-street, Golden-
square, and No. t,-;- Great A lie-street; Goodman's-fields—
their Plan is expressly formed fur those who wish the ac-
quirement privately, expeditious, and suitable to Persons of
Rank and Fashion.. • ._•

Tha' others,w ishing to learn cheap, need not go to Dancing
School-; where bad Zomptiny meet, Public Lessons ate also
giveit two evenings a week, at only One Guinea per quarter.
Flours for Citiltiren„Six to Nine—Grown-up Pupils, Nine
to Halflpast Ten.
Mr. Princ4 teaches
_Singing, Thorough BasS, Extempore
Playing, and Music in general,. at School Prices. Schools
and Families attended.

ReSolved* ad, " That thie number and discipline of this va-
luable_Force not only enable it to set tree and cp-operate with
the Regular Army ancithe Militia, but.have diffused through,'
out 'all ranks of men a proud admiration and steady attach-.
mem to our glorious ConstitutiOn, a firm confidence in our
means of defence, and a'bold spirit of resistance to the com-
mon Enemy, while at the same,tiine they insure the internal
peace •Of the, Country"; • ; • • , ,
Resolved, 3d, " ';'hat this MeOing recolleels with unfeign-
ed gratitude those exertions by Which,: in times of domestic
disquiet, the Volunteers contributed to crush Disalfedion,
and:to teach the Seditious the rasped hie ro Law.
'Kesolved, 4tn, " Thar, impressed with those sentiments*
We contemplate with Much regret those parsimonious altera-
tions in the System winch received the sandion of the Legis-
lature durihg the last Sessimi, of Pailiamenf (and earnestly
hope that they will,• ere it be too late, be seriously re consi-
dered by those to whom the Government of the Country is
entrusted.
_

Resolved, sth, " It is, hinvever with pride and satisfaction
that the observe that spirit which-animates the yoltimeers to.
continue their services--a• spirit which it shall he our busi-
riesstherevei our`iniltienCe extends, to keep alive and en,
courage ; but we cannot help fearing, as a consequence of
the new Regulations, either that they will gradually disband
and -or thAt,,if they continue enrolled, tncy will
loie much of that efficiency which it ;has. hitherto been the
• objedOf Government and the care -Of Parliament to foster and.
maintain.

' kesolved; 6th,•"' That while .these remarks are interesting
to the whole Empire, they are so in a peculiar degree to Scot-
land, the defence of m.itich principally lett to its Volun-
teer porce, and that at a time when all expettations of Peace
have vanished."

After these Resolutions, had been read, it was moved by
Sir (;eorge ‘Varrencler, and set:oil:led by Mr. Wilkie, sen. of
Cilchristen, that the 4th, sth, .cud 6th Clauses should' be
left out, and, in place thereof, the following Amendment
adopted:
• Resolved, " That in particular the ThankS of this Meet-
ing be given to the Volunteers of this County who have con,
tinned their services under the wise and salutary Regulations
proposed .by His Majesty's Ministers, and adopted by the
Legislature in the last Session of Parliament.",
The Vote being. put, there voted for •the Amendment two
(Sir Geo. Warrender and Mr. IVilkie, sen.) and against it
twenty-six ; and the Amendment being rejected, the original
Resolutions were carried by.A majority twenty-six to two.
The Meeting: then Resolved, That the Resolutions of the
Meeting be communicated by the Preses to. the Right Hon.
Earl Spencer, Secretary of .State for the •Home Departirient,
and inserted in the'London-and• Edinburgh •Newspapers.
. HA DDINGTON,
.Preses.
HENRY DAVIDSON, Clerk.

NOTICE TO MARINERS AND OTHERS.
ALL Persons going Abroad are requested to take
. Notice, that, the YELLOW. FEVER REMEDY,
which destroys InteoliOus Fevers-, and insures Health in hot
or unwholesome Climates, is to be obtained at the Ware:.
Nhouse of this Institution, No, 40, Charing cross, near the
Admiralty, London.

Patronized and recommended by Regular and Eminent
Physicians. .; •

Early in the New Year will be published,
In. Four Volumes, (Mayo,
THE HISTORY of the ADMINISTRATION
of the late Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT.
By JOHN GIFFORD, Esq. and HENRY REDHEAD
YORKE, Esq.
Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand.

This Day was published, price Is. the Second Edition of
, A DISCOURSE, occasioned by the 'Death of
.L the Right- Hon. CHARLES [AM E.S FOX, dcliver-
ed at the Unitarian in' Es/iex-Street, Odober 12, 18e6,
By. THOMAS BE LSHAM.
Printed-for J. Johnson, in St. 'Paul'S Church-yard.

CAPITAL FREEHOLD' MANSION and PLEASURE
GROUNDS, Green Park, ,St. James's Place. •
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
• 1 • ' By. Mry ROBINS;
At Garraway's Cottee-house, 'Change:alley, Comhill,
Tuesday, the loth Inst. at Twelve
NOBLE SpacioLii-FREEHOLD MANSION,
substaniiallY built, and judiciouslyplanned t'or the
accommodation of a Family of the first distmolion, pleasure..
grounds tastefully arranged and planted; situate in the Green
Park „ anl most preferable part, of St. I P lace, the P ro-
petty and late Residence of the Right Hon..Lord'Carrington.
The' Mansion contains suites of elegant Apartments on the
two prindpal stories, with spacious Bed-room, Dressing-
km, &c. On the second story, six large Fed-chambers,Clo.
sets, &c. Seven attics over; in the basement. Offices of all
descriptions, planned and find with every convenience, prin.
cipal and secondary Stair-cases. The whole forming a Re.
sidence of the first consequence ; the pleasure-ground is held
under the Crown, on a long tease, and at a Low Rent.
May be viewed by Tickets Particulars on the Premises,
at Garraway's, and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square.

RENTER's SHARE, THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-
. LANE. .
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's .Coflee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
3 Tucsday the 16111. Inst. at Twelve o'Clock,
RENTER's SHARE of FIVE HUNDRED
.
.1. POUNDS in the THEATRE ROYAL,. Drury-lane,
which is entitled to a Rent Charge of 25. 6:1. for every
Nlitt's Performance, with the Privilege of admission for SS
Years, together with Three Years' Dividends due thereon.
Particulars of Mr: Adams, 66, Great Russel-street : at
Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square.

ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, SAVILLE-ROW; . •
Exteßent Modern Furniture ; a Grand i Piano forte, 'by
Stodclart, and a fine-toned Harpsichord. '
TO BE S9l-D py AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
On the Premises,. No. 13, Sairille..row, on Wednesday the
' ..17th Inst. at One o'Clack,

THE LEASE of a Vcry ELIGIBLE HOUSE,
Containing, on the Ground-floor, a handsome Entrance-
hall, Breakfast-Town,. Dining,parlour, and Study ; on, the
First-floor, two handsome Drawksg.roorns, and Boudoir, ; on
the Second.--flcier, two excellent Bed-chambers, Dressing-:.
room; Closet, &c:-;- five Attics saver. A principal and se-.
condary Staircase. • in the Basement, numerous and conve-1
nient Offices, detached Kitchen, - and -Laundry over ; large
open-paved Yard.
Also, Osi.the same Day, at Eleven o'clockovill be sold the.
elegant and genuine Household Furniture, consisting of capi-
tal chimney and. other Glasses, fashionable Drawing-room
Furniture, us Curtains, Sritas, Chairs, Carpets, &C.. a Grand
Piano-forte, a fine toned harpsichord, an elegant French
Watch; excellent Four-post and other,Bedsteaus, prime Bed
ding, drill Cabinet Articles of Various descriptions; good Kit-
Chen Requisites, &c. - •

The House may be viewed by tickets to the time of Sale
the I. urniture on Tuesday preceding the sale. Particulars and
Catalogues on the Premises, and of Mr. Robi4s, War Wick.
street, Golden. square, where tickets for viewing may be had.

CAPITAL and SPACIOUS MEILING and WARE-
}MUSES, 38, IIINCINO:IANE.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. CHRISTIE,' '

On the premises, on Friday, Dec. t 2, at One o'Clock (by
Order of the Trustees 'of Messrs. Sargent, Chambers,
and Co.),
THE valuable TERM of .. about' FOURTEEN
AA YEA RS Unexpired, at a very modeiate Reiit, in aCapital
and very spacious Dwelling, No. 38, Mincing. lane with range
of Warahouses, and Fore Court-yard, inclosed 'by folding.
gates, and two newly-ereeled substantial Dwellings in front,
in Minci4-latie, trtt offto most respectable Tenants at
per •ahnutri for the '4-,thole-Ternt. . •
The principal Dwelling cotnpriseS a Hall and Staircase
and four excellent Apartments on the Ground- Floor, six on
the Second, besides -Attics, numerous Offices; extensive and
valuable Cellars, and large Garden• backwards, and. is well
suited for a Merchant or others. requiring space and a central
situation. At the same time will he Sold,by AuCtior, the
Household Furniture and Other,Eirects.

The Premises may' be viewed, and printed particulars may
he there had; as also at the °dice of Messrs. Dennett and
GfeaVes, .Arms-yard, Coleman-street ; at Garra-
way's, Comilla ; andel Mr. Christie, Pail Mail.