The Sun.
London, England, 1823-10-03 00:00:00

ALBION FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
NEW BRIDGE-STREET, BLACKFRIARS.
• EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT.
CAPITAL—ONE MILLION.
IV-•
JR,,,ANPS, falling due at MICHAEL-
MAS will expire, unless renewed within Fifteen Days
froin.that petiod.- •
The Company. Rates anti Conditions are of the most rea-
sonable description:—no made for Fire policies,
when the Premium eiceede ss.%—tio Admission Fine is
eharted'onlLifeinstirance:.--a liberal commission is allowed
to Solicitors, and others, who effect Life Insurances ;—and
every facility is afforded 'by which the interest and conve-
nience of the Public may be proA moted.
WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.

BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, STRAND; and CORNHILL,
ESTABLISTIED iiv 1799 :.for Insurancq' of
. . .
Homes, Buildings, Manufactories, Goods, and Mer-
enuidlie,' Stiiiisi Vessels,,, and 'other MpertY,,utt the most
equitable terms, apd.p9 principles, affording solid" and per-
manent socurityto those insured; • ' ' ' ,
, • . ' - DIRECTORS, &C.
SIR JOHN COX HIPPISLEY BART. Chairman.
GEORGE HOLIVIE SUMNER ESQ.. IsliPo• De puty Chairman.,
Rt. Han. the Vice Chancellor George G. Mills, Esq.
Sir Rollers' Wipes)', Bart ' • -Neill- atilceles; Eery. • ''' i
J. P. Antis)), Esq. Richard C. Plowden, Esq,
John Bebl?, Esq. John Soane, Escl.'
S. P. Cbctserell, ESq. ' ' , Rolfert.Taylor, Esq.
James Henry Deacon,. Esq. Joseph Warner, Eiq.
Francis Freeling, Esq. , Janice West, Big. 1 .
William. Marsh, Esq. . Richard Williams, Esq.
Tnismai Mande, Esq. • '

JOHN HELPS, Secretary.

TII4 Rev, WILLIAM lIE►THERINOTON'S CHARITY
I, to-the BLIND: • • •

CH RISTtS HOSPITAL, :9400. .1823-
,
WHEREAS the above named., Gentleman in
his life time enabled the Governors of this Hospital
to pay:. Armititiei of - Ten Pounds to each of 'ltiftk Blind 'Pero:
sons, in the hope that his example would he followed by other
benevolent characters, the Governors give this public notice,
that, from the very munificent additions made to 51r. Ilether-
ington's original tund,, more than 630 Blind Persons are in die
receipt of these Annuities. •
* Committee will ttic in the Countingrhouse of the laid
pita' some tines in the montli'of NoVerritier tO up sick
Vacancies as may then have occurred since the election:in No-
vember last.
Petitions are to be had at the Counting:house aforesaid,
.from
the 7th day of October to the 3d day of November, annually,
between the hours of ten and foUr lolidaypexceptel), for any,
blind persons duly qualifledv upon thet personal application of a
friend
The.le4ding valifications lite hereunder stated; and unless
the parties can respeediely prove themselves to be strictly within
the sane, epplieauons ontheir :behalf will be entirely fruitless,
viz.:-- .
Birth, in that part of the' United Kingdom Called, Englnntli:
. exelpsive of-Wales and the town of BerwiekTupon-Tweed,
..;-Aged, 50 years and upwards....-Total Blindness' for the
space, of the last three.yeats,,,Residence,: the last three
years, at least, in their present 'place of abode or'parish...:.-
Income (if any) to be under the yearly value of. twenty
pounds.
Thos who have ever begged, received alms, or are deemed ob-
jeets,for, parish *lief, are excluded.: from the :benefit' of these
Chariticti. the Donors having expressly declared the same for
suth bnly-ail have, been rbsPeodtbly'brOught up; and-who want.
some.addition to what they possess to make life more comfort-
able under their misfortune of blindnesit.'
• : THOMAS' W.ll, 4Y, Clerk.
• From the gteat extent of this Charity, it is found impraeti-
cable' to attend to letters.

This Day; were published,

In French and English, neatly printed in Crown tivo., in
'extra boards, embellished with Two Portraits of 'Madame
NUM and of the Prince of Cobourg,,
AI[EMO,IRS .a UNG GREEK LADY,
or If dameit. PAULINE ADEIAIDEALEXAN.
DRE PANAM versus His Serene Highness the Reigning
Prince of SAXE COBOURG.
Printed for Sherwood, JOnes, and Co., Paternoster-row ; and
Wood,, 43, New llond!street.
If ever the unfolding of frailty had a legitimate excuse,.
Madams Panora has ; and the manner in which her. task is
executed, does her honour. Her's is a grand moral lesson, and
Old in a moral manner. There are no licentious pictures, no
scenes to shock delicacy, not a phrase to call a blush on the
cheek of virgin 'innocence. She fell, but it was through the
Duke alone ; none of her enemies , reproach , her with impro.
priety of conduct, no levity is laid to her charge . . . We'
now close the' Memoirs of Madame Panam ,;' that she writes
under the strong feelings of a woman •scorned,'ls eVident,'
end yet her Memoirs are so supported by letters and documents
written by persons of the highest rank, and by the parties
olicated, that it is difficult not to 'give considerable credit to
her narrative. The translation is good."—tlAterary Chronicle.)

. .
FOR PRESERVING 'FHE TEETH AND GbIS. • •
.
THFVFGETABLE TOOTH-POWDEIt
4
has:so long been in general Use, that It is unnecessary'
ti act AnY.rfurtlicr recommendation of; it, , Composed, of Ve.
fat Ales, without the" admixture of
apgredient mhatevet, it is:free front the usual.ohjection against
the use of other Dentifrices. Its detersivrp6Wer is lite stik
tlcientlitatinibilate those destructive particles which adhere
to the Gums and the Interstices of the Teeth;, healing inju
ries in the former, and promoting a new Enamel (where it
tin* hero injured or corroded) on the latter• it likewise im-
parts a firmness and healthy redness to the' Molls and, if,
?bed regularly, will preserve the Teeth in a sound stateto old

—Sold In Boxes, at 4s, pd- by But lers,,,c.beutists, 4, Cheap-
aide, St. Pai;l's, 420,.Regent. street (nem' the Argyle Reims),
Loridott; Waterloo-place, Edinburgh; Sackrllle-ereet,
Attb-
iin ; and. by the principal Perfumers and Medicine Venders
et►rotighbut the United Kiagdorn.
Y Be Careful to ask for " Butler's itegetabla: Tooth.
POrriler."

,
SeUTHyVAIIK SESSIONs.--eStPrday these beS.
SlOll3 commenced, %hen some cases of petty lara
cent' were tried ; but none of them were of any
public interest.

BOIyrSTIREET, (TIM DAY.)-,--Tho Office was
this day:again crowded by, cads and coachmen to
'hear a complaint preferred by, Wyatt, th(i'driVer
of one of the Marlow coaches, against nouns, the
'driver of another, for assaulting him, and efidea.
venting to get away One of his passettgers The
Witheises on each Bede were the attendants on the
coSches,-and, a usual, each party swore on the
si6 or his friend. The balance, however, was
'pretty equai, there being half a dozen tm each
'side V,!tind, after hearing the parties pro and con,
1.1r.:H.A1.1.3 dismissed tin `complaint. It is high
tiine that something dene to put dothi the
'Ogitiqit 'squabbles 'of theie gentry.

A CCIDVIT.-- YeiterOay smile iannuring men
"fen from 4 scaffold ail-nth-street, Shad welt, one
Mil'lid Verneyt iiiortly after died ; t)tt
the others remain in a datigetotis