The Sun.
London, England, 1824-08-04 00:00:00

WOLVERHAMPTON Only I)iy Coach to Dudley,. West.
Bromwich and Meriden, through Coventry—Morning, at a
quarter before 7, and every afternoon.
YORK. 44 Express," to ScarboroUgh, Whitby, Shields, Sun-
derland, Newcastle, and Edinburgh, a New tight Emu
inside First Coach, With a Guard througloint ; sets out
every Horniac by way of NewArlt, itet ford, Doncaster, Far•
rybridgittaitautter,4laarlibgtottl—Northallerton, Dtrrham,
'Muir eth, and Berwick, and arrive) at, York next Morn.
ing,. at reduced Fares. Driven through with Four Coach.
men only.- Passengers finding them.elves latigurd on the
jonrney, may rest what •time they please, and then proceed.
without any addition:4i Fare.

At Reduced Fa;eitolii;lnisg de, Margate, and Canter-
bury.
S. A. NIOUNTAIN and Co. respectfully acquaint their
Friends and the Public, t hat.thcy will iut be accountable lot
any Parcels, Passenger's Luggag.., Writings, Plate, &c. of
,rare than Fire Pounds Value, if lost, stolen, or damaged,
unless entered as such, and the Insurance paid accord.
ingly, nt the Sa acen's [lead 'lnn; Skinner-street, Snow-hill,
Lonagi,„

BEDFORD-ROW. AND FEATHERSTONE-3UILDINGS.
rim BE LET separately', by the MASTERS,
IL GOVERNORS, anti TRUSTEES of the BEDFORD
crimtury, on Repairing Lea,es, for 41 Years (ruin Michael-
mas next, Nos. 46 and 47, BEDFORD-ROW.

Also, TO BE LET, on a liuildln►t Lease, for 40 Years
from Michaelmas next, by the said Nlastors, Governors, and
Trusters, a PIECE of GROUND, situate on the West Side
of (and between Numbers., t and IS), Featherstone-buildings,
Holborn.

Thesunt of £l5O will be given by the said 111:tsters, Go-
vernors, and Trustees, fo the Party taking the Ground, on
his completing the House to be erected upon it to the Wis.
faction of their Surveyor:
The Twolliutvies in Bedford row, and the House •to he
Built, Are to lie Private Rouses.

Persons desirous of taking the above Houses and Ground,
are to send in Proposals, sealed up and addressed to " the
Masters. Governors," and Trustees of the Bedford Chat ity."
to the Receiver, Mr. Gotoheil, N 0.82, Great RnssrU•street,
Bloomsbury, on or before the 44tli thy of August next.
Particulars of the Repairs.may be si•en on the Premises to
'he repaired, and at the house of Mr. Leave, the Sorreyori•
No. 7. Feat herstone.hoildings, between the hours of Eleven
and Three, %ime also Forms of the Proposals may be had. •

ATLAS ASURANCE OFFICE.
cheapside, July SI. 11144'.'
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Dividend
of Nine per Cent. for the year ending at Christmas,
124, declared at the last Annual General Court, on the Ca.
OM subscribed, will hr pa yuwe I. Proprietors, or to their
order, at he
he OtliCa, on II mi atter Isionday,the 'id of August,,
between the boors of Ten and Three.
HENRY' DESBOROUGH, Jun. Secretary.

This DAy was pubti.htd, 1.1 post Stu. pricy Ins. 641.
E H U 111 A' if E A It 1'
That wondrous mayd her spell like silence broke,
And ever and anon did swiftly tome
The rustling leave. Of her enchanted hooke;
The whiles with changeful voice she thence did reads
woe, and troulitomi teary,
Aims the IllwevLe p.ili,oct, iinweurteo-00r...--
I tore away the eril—hut I.,,,kett in vain
For her, whose charmed song my soul had drunk;
Nought, save a broken nth roar, met my view,
Sullied, and dimmed with many a mist.like staitle,
Reflecting one darke utasse—a human heart..."
(The Enchantress.)
Printed for Taylor and liessey, 93, Fleet-street, and IS,
‘Vaterloo•place, Pall-mall,

DEDICATED TO, AND HONOI7RED WITH THE AP.
PROBATION OF, HIS MAJESeIt.
• Just published, prig• 11, 41.
In an elegant Butt.

THE NIYRIORAMA: (SECOND SERIES),
curssistingentirelyof FrALTANSCENEItY.

ThesienQ by Mr. CLARK. •
The First Series of this Work having been honoured with
very flattering marks of approbation, Mr. Clark has been in-
duced to design the present Collection, in the hope that it
will he found still more deserving of the public patronage.
The Second Set ire consists entirely of Italian Scenery, and
is capable of even greater variation than the First, as the
number of cards is increaced from it; to 24. The changes
or variations which may he produced by these 24 Cards,
amount to the astounding anti almost incredible number of
620,448,401.733,299,489,360.000, the magnitude of which
cannot he better illustrated than by the following observe.
t ions r—Supposing it possible to effect one of these changes
every minute, night and day, it would require to produce
them all 1090,457,385,837,913,545 years 75 days; 'that is to
say, that ii all ibe inhabitants of this globe (computing them
at 1,000,000,000, of which. according to common calculation,
they fall considerably short), were employed in the task. it
would take them 1.190,157,885 years to complete it; which
is more than 196,742 times the period which has elapsed since
the Creation of the World.

London :—Printed for Samuel Leigh, IS, Strand; silt:
sold by all •Booksellsirs and Stationers.
N.B.—The First Series of the Myrioratna, ilesignrd by
Mr. Clark, way still he bail, price Iss„ in an elegant box.

A PUZZLING CASE BRILLIANTLY
sETTLED.
In rest of snow.whiteness, arid ROMs of jet hue,
A Hair-dresser ran; we might ratoer say, flew,
So rapid his pace, ponder bag in his hand,
And turn'd into Rxeter•stret tin the Strand:—
Where rounding the corner, in contact he came
With Sam, long accustom'd Soot-ho !to proclaim.
So fierce the concussion that both stagger'd back,
All white the Soot -bearer. the list her all black,
Excepting his Boots, fur they lost their jet glow, •
And seced as if corer'd with flakes of pure snow ;
For Soot 'versus Pander both bags were at work,
The Cutubmatits.fighting like Grecinn and Turk.
OfJustice the parties now sought, each, redress,
And enrh his great damage now prone to express ;
" Your Warship perceives," said the indignant barber,
This plight in, that no'one my person wilt harbour;
My vest, lately white, with rile soot badly suits,
And worse the hair•powder that carers my boots."—
" And who in his service," a.k'd Soottio, " will keep,
A dandefied, powder'd,ll:ll.dress'd Chimney-steep ?"
The Justice was puxxled, and friendship
" Reflection." he said, "should be cherished and pris'd."....
Reflection I" the Frixeur " Sir, 'tis gone !"
" Which way?" ask'd the Justice, " why, Sir, it is lacking;
For never tit worth of reflection was known

The lustre Wilell absent of ll'AttnaN's Jet Blacking !"
The Pun was teceired with eclot, ,and S.un swcrp
Reflection in pristine accuteness to keep,
Applied to the Boots a restorative hand,
Renewing the visions distinctive and bland,--
The parties agreed. and each shade
Still prone is the Hair-dresser's Loots to prevade.
This Easy Shininz and Brilliant BLACKING, prepared by
ROBE[

30, STR AND, London; and/Sold in tvery Town in the King-
dom..—LlQUlD, in liattlem, 6d , Ind.. it and IRd. each.—
Alio PASTE BLACKeING. in Pots, tid , ted., and led. each.

•+'. Ask fur ItVAI:itliS,S Blrkaing.