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The Sun.
London, England, 1817-03-13

FOR THE SUN.

NO.d-overnment has a right to exerciqc this
stretch; of,power (the suspension of the Habeas
Corpus. Act), but 'a Government popularly and
legally constructed ; that is to say, it- is the pen.
pie, the many, who by their own delegated autho-
rity atul:repreiented Opipion, can alone make a
temporary toacession of their right. It is a thing
that must not be taken from them, even for an
hour; it can only.he concealed; and it can only
he conceded by art actual and unequivocal exnrcs-
i;on of their 'voice."7—(l7.;de Examiner, March 2.)

Mr. Bohan.---Tire prompt insertion which yon
gave to my letter on Thursday demands my ,lonks,
,
and vrit.i:”Oso.,:. );Dy eorrespr!ptl,,,ive, tior,it
worth your acceptance. Alett,ialis I see the Spirit
which animated that admirable poldice.tion 'enti-
tiedVre.,4nti- Jacobin, or Weekly. Examiner, which
nppeO•ed in the year 1797, and, if I recollect
aright, was printed aMI pllbliSheil At your Alec.
I certainly, recollect that Rumour assigned the
most excellent of the articles which that valuable
work contained, to a gentleman who then was a
roost promising Member of the [louse of Coin.
mom:, and now
.may be fairly classed among
the toast brilliant of its ornaments. Rumour also
assigned the general conduct of that work to a
gentleman who, in tiresome Examiner from which
I have extracted the passage which forms title
mot.t.O to this letter, an Examiner Qfa very different
description, in point of wit, humour, knowleige,
and learning, from the celebrated weekly work to
which I have alluded, has been honoured by its
abuse. Now, Sir, as to the above mdtto—has the
writer of it, or any of his brethren, political or
otherwise's any right to disclaim their namesake,
the rambling hero of the tandem, as a man whose
principles are different ,froth their owns Does not
the spirit of 'd universal suffrage;' " arthual pjr-
lianients," and all the wild, visionary, and alarm-
ing doctrines of the Spenceans, and all other mo-
dern Reformers, obviously indicateat leastkindred
Sentiments, doctritieS;and designs, to shake that
tooriof fat!ric which has been the admiration of
our ancettors, and which, if sufleeeiltei remain in
its present state (or at least w ith such prudent
alterations as the progress of time may render
necessary, and w hid). only the collective wisdom
of Parliament should effect,) may secure the happi.
ness of our posterity. Let these new Examiners
dAble with the Fine Arts, or Continent on the
Drama, in which their observations are too inno-
cent to do mischief but let them not presume to
meddle in affairs 'of State ; or if they persist in
their mischievous efforts to reform the Constitu-
tion into ruin, let me exhort you, in the name of
my country, to inflict ,on them your vigorous cas•
igation.

CIVIS.
London, England, 1817-03-13

itoWerrr; in this itiretable kisitoq,
presenting line trees, };widens, and good houses. There is,
besides, Plautotron Home; but 'the politico instructions of
Government forbad you from giving up this house, although
mueli expense would thereby have been saved to your Go-
vernmeut—an expense incurred fitting. up at Long Wood a
hut, covered with paper, which already unserviceable.
You have interdicted all correspondence between us and
the inhabitants of the island—you have in fact placed the
house at Longwood au secret—yon have even crented fulv
cominunication with the.OtficerS of the garrison ;—it seems,
therefore, to be your study to deprive us of the I resource
which this miserable ten Bury affords, and we are here just
as we should be on the instil:lied and uninhabited rock of
Ascension. During the. fot mouths that you hare been at
Helena, you bare, Sir, rendered the situation
,of the Em-
peror much worse. Count Bertrand has observed to you that
you violate even the laws: of your Legislature, and that you
trample under font ihe:rights of General .Olticerit, prisoners
of war. You.have replied, that you set according to the
letter of your instructions, and that your conduct to us is,
not worse than is dictated by them..
I bare Vie honour to be,
Your very humble and very obedient servant,
London, England, 1817-03-13

(Sisncd) The GEN. COUN:r MONTITOLON.

After I had signe'd this letter, f received your's of the 17111
AUgust, in which you subjoin the account of an, annual sum
of 20,G001. sterling, which you consider indispensible for the
support of the expowes of the estalilisbment at L9DilwPo3, af-
ter having madeall t he reductita.s which you thought possible.
We do not think we have any thing to 'do with t},N stiscas.sion
of this point; the table of' the Emperor is scarcely provided
with strict neces,aries, and all the provisions are of the *orst
quality. You ask of the .Emperor a fund of 14,0001. sterling,
as your Government will only allow fiuoo/. for, all the ex-
peaces. I have already had the honour ofinfurming you
that the Emperor had no fund:, that for a year past lie had
neither written tier received any letter, and that he is alto-
Oho,' ignorant of what Ims.passed, or is passing, in Europe.
Transported by foice' to this roel:, without.. being able to
write or to receive any answer, the Emperor is now entirely
at the mercy of English agents. 'Tie Emperor has always
'desited, and, still desirous, to proriie laims,lf.for all his
expellees, of whatever ,nature, and he will tic( it 115 50011 as
you render it possible by taking off the iaterdietiod laid
upon the merchants of the Island vials regard to his .corre7
spondenee, and directing that it should not he sohjected to
any inquisition on your part or by any of your agents.—
Thenceforth the wants of the Emperor would
Europe, and those persons who interested themselves in his
behalf, might send him the funds necessary to provide for
theist.

The letter of Lord Bathurst, which you have communi-
cated to me, gives birth to strange ideas. Are yonr Mini-
sters then ignorant that the spectacle of a 'great man in cap-
tivity and adversity is a most sublime spectacle ?, Are they
ignorant that Napoleon at St. Helena, in the midst of Terse:
cations of every descrigion„ to ati hick he oppo9es nothing
lint serenity, is greater, more sacred, and more venerable
Haan when seated upon the first Throne in the world, where
fur so long a time he was, the arbiter of 'Kings ? Those who
in 'such a situation are wanting to Napoleon are bli►:d to their
own character and that of the nation which they represent.
MONTIIOLON.
London, England, 1817-09-22

VICTUdLLING-OFFICE, Sept. 19, 1817.

THE COMISSIONERS for VICTUA LLING
M His 21L-I.IPSITS NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
yn,Tnesy, the 30th Instant, they will be ready to receive
Tenders in Writing pealed up), and treat for One Hanth•ed
and Thirty Tons of NEW STOUT IRON PLATE HOOPS,
to be Be-manVactufed from the Old, Broken, awl Bent
Pieces of Iron hoops now remaining in his Majesty's Vic-
tualling 'Premises at Deptford ; to be delivered' in the
space of Six, Weeks, by weekty•proportions, into the Vic-
tualling Stores at that place; and to he for by Bills
nayabk,wfthout Interest, sixty dans after date.
The Conditions (Y. the Contract may be seen 'at the Secre-
tary's Office.

No regard will he. had to nny Tinder in which the Price
shall not -be inserted in words et lenzth, or that sh'df 'tot, be
deliver:x:lo t.ic Board be/b-e Ope o'4,:loek on the said :-ues-
drtg,Of: Instant; nor unless Oe'Person who ;pokes
'he- Tender, or some Person on attends to
• swer when called ji,r. •

Each render must also be arcompanied a Letter signed
by 'Two responsiide Persons, engaging to become bound with
Me Party tendering, ire Me Penal Sum of 500/. for the dice
performance of the Contrail'. '

CONTRAC FS-FOR STRAW.

CainnUssariat Pepartment, Treasury

Clianibers, Sept. 19, 1817.

UCH Persons as ate clesirmts of Coatractittg.
with the Agent for 'Commissariat !:npplies,to furnish
for Twelve Months, from the Ist, of November next, such
Quantities 4.1 STRAW for filling- Paillasses.:as may from

ti►ue to time be required at the Barracks in the undermen-
tio►;ed Coutities, ►nay receive Particulars of the Contracts- on
applying at this Office, between the Flours of Eleven and
Five; to Deputy Commissary-General young at Edinburgh;
and to the respective Barrack Masters ,in the Islands of
Guernsey; Jersey, and Alderney; and deliet4:ibeir 'fenders
at this Office,
.marliing thereon " Tender• for Stratv,''' until
Twelve o'Clock o❑ Thursday. the 9th of October. •

Proposals are to he made se-par:AO', for each Cotinty iu
South Britain, for the-wilolt: of the Barracks in North'!Bri-
tail), and also for the whole of those lathe Three Islands of
Gnernsey,3eLsey,-aud Aiderney; but 110 Proposal will he no-
ticed unleSs tunic on, or annexed to, a printed Para-
color, and the Pt ices insert d in Words at length ; nor ult.;
less a Letter he suujoitied to such Pioposal frog; a Person of
known Property engaging to become bound with the Patty
teonering fur the due Performance of the Contract.

If Tenders are sent byTost, the Postage niuStbe

COUNTIES.

L'erks;

Isl•.! of Tan,

.tinrr6-,

Ci:x itrf~

hic of Wight,
Kent,

LIN*
London, England, 1817-09-22

do TinlTAay, Cm, 1111 i init. )Ir. William Nledland, to
Mary, the only daughter cf 1-1 Allington,.Eiq of Bally-
1-lerts.

On the 14th.inst. at Scarlioroup,ir, Mr;JainesTute, of that
• place, Surgeon, to Alisi• Nlar-iiret.ltolrerts, eldest daughter of
Mojin Roberts, late of the frith Regiment.
On' Saturday last, at 126igate, William Hussey, Esq.- of
'Kensington Gore,-Barrister at Law, to Mrs. Wilson, of the
same place.. -

Sam (lay, at St, Marv's, Islington, Mr. William Dimes, of
Heton-garden, Selieiior, to Elizabeth .Wintersgill, .Daly
daughter of the late Captain Edward Wintersgill Piercy,. of
the Hot]. East India Company's Service.
London, England, 1817-09-22

BIRTHS.

Ot/ Saturday evening, Mrs. Davis, wife of Mr. Davis, pro'-
prietor of the New-En-Ana Coffee-lroaSe, Ttireadaet,,le-
street, of a son.
. _

On 111,inday lasti at the Eait India College, the Lady of
thif Rev. C. W. Le gas, of a son.
On Thursday last, at Woodlands, Xerli'shire,• the Lady of
Sir Bellingham Graham,,Hart. of a daughter.
On Friday last, the Lady of John IVilliant Buckle, Esq. of
Mark-lane, of a daughtve.
On Saturday last, irt Lower Brook-drcet,, the Lady of• Sir
William Duff *Gordony Bart. L\l• I? of lng dhter
• • •
London, England, 1817-09-22

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MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1817,

EA ST Sep'. I?- 1817.

111-1 E COUitT of, DIRECTORS of the
-,UNITED ('QMPANY of MERCHANTS of El(4-
LAND TRAIANG to the EAST INDIES, du hereby give

Notice;
That the present Interest of 5 per Cent. on, the Company's
Bonds shall Cease awl determine on the 31st March next,
from which day ley are tocarry Interest only at the rate of
4 per Cent. per Annum; ,and , that . the.. Proprietors of Bonds
he allowed to bring them in; to be marked, 'until the 20th
February ; and the such Bonds as shall not he marked on or
befOrr the 20th February, shall he _paid. tuft oh the said 31st
March, with the Interest tine theredri, and from that•date
unmarked Bonds shall s►ot,carry any Interest.
,C 91311.. Secretary.
London, England, 1817-09-22

DIED.

—.—,.
On the' 30th ult. at Bristol, aftera few days illness, in the
43d year of his age, John Chalmers Rose, ,Esq. Merchant of
that City.
On the 14th inst. at Blnnsdon-House, Wilts, Mrs,•wpa,
rife of the ltev, James Wyld.
•
On Thursday last, at Hornsev, aged five years and seven
months, Barbara, the eld9st child of Thomas Moore, Esq.
On Saturday last, at Hackney, Ann, the vile of Mr. W,
Reynolds.
London, England, 1817-09-22

mit'rNEnsliirs DissoixED.

.T. Bickers and W. Bickers, London-bridge, Southwark—t
Mottram .and T. Mottram, Burnage, Lancashire, tanners--
.3. Grover and G. Grover, Greek-street, Soho, pawnbrokers--
W. Buck and J.. Candi, Wood-street, ribboli-matrufaeto revs
Grant and M. Smith, Norwich, woollen-drapers—T.
Walker and %V. Palmer, Lyme, .Dorsetshire, coakmerchants
—A. Henry, jtin. Manchester, and J. Magoffin, Philadel-
phia—J. Clarkson and J. Smith, Brewers and Chester Quays,
light ormen-4. Thorley, P. P. D. Cape, and Q. Hodgkin,
M.mchester, Irish linen-merchants—R. Russell, Z. Brooke,
and P. Perring, Exeter—J. H. J. K.
Campbell, and. S. Hart,. .New Bund!.strett, tbilors,. (so far as
respec s the said J. H. Campbell)--,T. 'Harrison and \V. 11,ar-
rison, Leeds, spirit-merchants—,R. WilliaMs and W. Even-
,' n, Bethersden, Kent, tailors-I. Holmes and J. Beaumont,
riepwitrth,- Yorkshire, clothiers-4. Saltmarsh and J. Broo-
ker, Brighton, careers.

•
LATE FIRE AT THE 'MEDICAL BOAlth.—ThC
fire,which broke out at Messrs, Cookies and Co.
Surgeons, Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road, was
caused by a spark froin a lamp the footman held
when shutting up the front parlour, about Dine
o'clock, In this room ‘‘ere kept medicines, 'me-
dical library, account books, instruments, .&c.
most of which were destroyed, with the valuable
furniture, anatomicaldrawings, preparations, large
bronzed figures, anda desk containing upwards of
50/. in notes. It. may seem miraculous the
flames, which filled the room and even burnt the
floor, did not extend further ; the circumstances
which prevented so serious a catastrophe ought• to
be known :—When the Medical Board was esttt
busked,a second Or double door,covered with baize,
was, for the sake of secrecy, fixed to every room;
and those doors were nearly air-right, this and
the judicious course ptirsued,!.owdiscovering the
fire, saved the prethiSes. One of the Medical
Gentlemen returning about twelve o'clock, per-
ceivd the room in •flames, instantly secured the
double door, gave the alarm, called up his (laugh-.
ter, and all the servants. „Several Gent It kind
ly lent their aid, who were furnished with buckets
filled with water from ,the reservoir; these Were
thrown into the routs through a hole made in,the
hall door, until the fire waa-extinguished. Had
it not been for this caution and skilful' manage=
stem, the whole Of the extensive premises would
have been dcstroyed, and the young Lady, Coach-
man, and other servants, must have perished, for
if the fire had- readied the stair-ease; nothing
could have saved thus from the devonring ele-
tnent. , We hear the Medical. Practice has not,
been in the least retarded, as all the other apart-'
ments were immediately appropr;ated for the EICA
commodation of patients. '
London, England, 1817-09-22

Warwick,

CuMb-vriand, Lancaster,
Devon, Middlesex, ' York,
Dorset, Norfolk, North Britain,
Durham, .Nuithatui.ton, Islands.of
Essex, Nottingham, thiernscy,
Jersey,
Aldi:ney.

Wilts,

Glamorgan,-

:uffuli;,

Somerset,

COUNTY FIRE-OFFICE,
SOUTH AM I) i'ON-s IREE s r RAND.

TRUSTEES.
Tile Duke of Rutland, K.G. The E-arl of Upper Ossorv,
'The Marqius,of W.icliinguaro, William Praed, Esq. M.P.
'The Slarqiiii 9f Northilfiitoa, S.Piernai•d Morland,Esq. NI.P
'ILIVE,tri of IYuchilignaoisture, And Sixty -Directors. •

-Managing-Director-7J. T. Bather Beaumont, Esq. P.A.S.
ALFURNS to the atnolitit of 14,5001. Live
been paid within the last three years to those who hare-
-I,ea iosurc.d.:3e'veu Years greater Advantage to the Pubs
lie than has been intherio yielded' by any' welt-secured lista-
blishm,nt. 'And the Public may rest 'assured that Claims-
otirin this Office are never defelted upim were legal objec-
lums, iu order to,enhanee these Returns, but that demands
are pain in full; viiththe tit oust proMptuess.

Experietace has proved that, in the Business of Fire In-
surance, a large Permanent Capital, in addition to the fine..
tnatiog Assets.ariAing from the Premiums,•is necessary for
SOLID St:CUIIITY.. This permanent and7additional Capital
the Original Members have providedtu the extent of 400,0001.
a.id ttivy alone are responsible for Losses.

Agents a►e appoiiveli in ail the principal Towns, who arc
also. Agents to Ole Provident Life Office, tounded on
principles.

SIX ramEs OF TWENTY TIIMISAND'POUND !
and J. SIVEWIC.QHT lire happy to intorrn
o_7 e thr Public, that a NEW LOTTERY, containing SIX
Prizes of 20,0001. will eonthienee the 76 NOVEMBEIL—The
,citerne is on tlke same principle as that which was first int ro-
(lt;crrl, and prOv.ed sq Viipular. SIVEWUIGHT's Con-
tract, wherchy Clirtke of gaining a Prize is multiplied,.
the intrinsic ralne of a 'Siclca increased, Whilst there is no
audition-2o the Price of Tickets or Shares.
SCI-I EM E.
2 of £20,000 Money are....,C4 0 ,000
..

15,000 Mao •30#000
5;000 Money lO,OOO

1,000 Guineas

2

4

t;

1,000 Money
,500 Guineas

2,100

9

10

SOO Guineas

20 ,

ZOO Money l,OO
100 Money l,OOO

50 Guibeas

100 2l Guineas
1,:342 First-drawn Waldo; to receive 101, Money each.. 12,420
68 70t) (Next drAwn Blaphs to he re-drawn 6tbDk. 1
5
' 1 or to receive 121. each on or before Dec.:3d, .'4OO
1,340 Last drawn Man to receive 61. Money each
8,542 Prizes, and only 5,858 Blanks. 223,175

8,040

Each of the 15,0001: Prizes to hare 5,0001. more.
The Eighth-drawn Prize above 2001. to have 20,0001. Money

more.
The First-drawn Prize ad Dad• to have 20,0001. more.

J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT had the satisfaction of distribut-
ing to the Public, in Shares, the Ticket No. ,2,377, drawn a
Prize of 20,00R1.•Stellipg the loth September, besidOs other.
Juinor Capitals, and hope ninny of the above win' also be
sold at that' FOrtunate Offices—
No. 37, Cornhill ; I No. 11, Holborn; and
laymatket ; 1.• 141, Eilferckitreeta
London, England, 1817-03-14

COMMERCIAL DNTRECS.

BRouatiAst.—When he considered that the
period of tite Session was,nOw well nigh past, at
which it bita 146, costootory for the House, iu
former times of distress to take into its considers-
tiuti the state of the nation, and ,wheh he consi-
dered that twilling had been yet done (0 bring the
subject under the notice of the liottse, or to
lily, in the usual way, its sentiments ots
oCeaSiolll he telt encouraged tinder Ille.magnitude
of the task which tie had undertaken, oil thin
n:ght opening the 'subject for its consideration.—
But now, when utter rejecting the propoorl of
lib_ Right' lionoirrable Friend (Mi. Ponsonby) it
had allowed that period to elapse, without doing
any thing at all with reference to the general con.
dition of the country,- except what, .with tote ro!ii
spec to the measuita of the Rouse, he intuit con•
sitter, under existing circuthstanccs, as perfectly
wrong—he meant the attempt to stifle the cries
nf distress without inquring into the cause.-.those
Gentlemen who thought w ith him that this hail
been wrongly done, as well ns those w ho believed
that these cries were well Rounded, while at the
same time tln y-justified what had been dire, by
appealing to the necessities of the times—by hiek-
tog at the effect but not at the cause---all ut them
would Dote agree at !emit on this, that it %vas
rusts: to inquire into the cause, and to seek, if
possible, for some remedy for those discontents SD
loudly and so universally exlsrsssrd. With this
vit-w, in justice to the pm& AA to the Cattril r
tie made boll to enter upon the subject. No!lt,og
could be More injudicious tltarato begin ally dim.
cossion by any large or general end positive st
meta of what is to be ii r result ; that impolitic as
it ought be to say so, be hail the- mots cot,tioeut
expectatioh, that whatever dilietenee of opinion
might prevail in the House as to sums pliniculnrs,
London, England, 1817-09-25

Scrr.

Yesterday W. RIiOADES, Esq. was chosen
Mayor of this Corporation for the year ensuing,
41(1 E. V. UrrEasoN, Esq. was elected to the
Miice of Recorder, vice R. STEELE, Esq. deceased.
4t this Court, Major HUMPHREVS, NATHANIEL
I.;"'CHESOY, 11013E1IT ATCHESDN, and;
-• Wooos, Foci , were admitted to the Freedom of
this ancient City, and sworn in accordingly.----
kfter which- the late Mayor, MILES Rowe, Esq.
'1;:e his last dinner, which was numerously
London, England, 1817-09-25

FORGERY.

GUILDFIALL.—•,. Yesterday Jai-re 'Baker "WaS
brought before Sir STEPHEN CLAUDtbS IluNTett,
upon stispicion of forgery. The prisoner went
into the shop of Alr; Collver,.
Tuesday afternoon, and in payment for some
trifling articles, tendered a one pound Bairk :rote,
which Mr. Collyer immediately knew .to he a
forged one. Ile asked her address, and she gave,
Mrs. White, 10, Shoe-lane ; and upon his deir-
ing her to wait while he sent there, shei.'said that
was. not her address, hut a Gentleman had met her
in the street, und given her the note. • ,
111 r. Lee, One of the Inspectors from the, Bank
attended, and proved the !rote a forgery. Re-
mat..ded for further examination.
London, England, 1817-09-25

BOGNOR, SEPT. 23.

This favourite retreat has had an overflow of
t4ipany throughout the season, and from the
t.eat demand for accommodations, there is
'ttle reason to doubt but that the same spirit of
~.t)terprize which led to the establishment of it
;',lll conduce to an increase of lodging-houses, so
at in a few years it will rival in sonic degree the
hu
"tighbouringlVatering Places.
London, England, 1817-09-25

MAIN ASHTON.

The circtunstances attending the murder of
this unfortunate young woman have naturally
raised horror in the Community at large,
and the people of WARWICKSHIRE are laudably
anxious to vindicate the character of their County.
It has been proposed that as • the verdict of the
Jury has not satisfied the Public, and as other cir-
cumstances of a suspicious nature have transpired,
that a Subscription should be instituted for the
purpose of forwarding the ends of justice by a
new trial. The character of the nation is con-
cerned in bringing the Offender to justice, and we
trust that astonishment, indignation, and horror,
will not be suffered to subside, without due in-
quiry, and a rigid investigation of whatever may
tend to the discovery of truth and the punishment
of guilt ror this purpose a Correspondent has
authorized tis to offer five guineas, on his part,
to promote the views of justice, and support the
honour of the Country.

The Liverpool fraud is likely to turn out a se-
rious affair to the parties concerned. The broker
who gave bond for the goods was innocent of
the fraud which was intended ; and is called upon
by Government to pay the penalty of the bond,
which is 50001. So Sohn as the nick was disco.,
vexed, the broker set off for Londo►r, to trace out
the goods which had been sent (here by the frau-
dulcet and had the mortification, on
stepping into the coach, to find already seated his
treacherous friend, who was also on the look-out
for the money or the goods. Two searchers,
however, from Liverpool had the start of all the
rest, and had succeeded yesterday in getting into
their possession about 40001. worth of the goods;
and before this time they will have laid their
hands on goods of nearly the same value, as they
were correctly informed yesterday where
,they
were to be found. The-respectable merchants at
Liverpool consider themselves disgraced by a
transaction so infamous having been discovered
amongst their body.—(Morning Paper.)
The first Division of the 103 d regiment, recently
landed from Canada, under the command of Ma-
jor Ewor, have marched into Chelmsford Bar-
racks, where the remainder of the corps are shortly
expected to join it.
London, England, 1817-09-25

FASHIONABLE CHANGES.

The Duke and Duchess of Somerset at their scat in Devon-
shire, from a tour ;. the Earl and Countess or Aylesbury and
family, from Brussels; Lord Morpeth, from Howard Castle,
Yorkshire, to Essex ; the Earl of Carnarvon, for his seat,
Hightlare, Berks; the Earl and Countess Thanet, on a tour;
Sir William and Lady Oglander and family, at Thomas's
Hotel, from Nunwell, Isle of Wight ; Colonel Ma;ennis,
M. P. from the Rayal Hotel, for his seat in Berks; the Earl
of Powis, from a tour; Lord and Lady Folkestone, from Long-
ford Castle, for their seat in Berks; Mr. and Mrs. Sweettnan
and family, at the British Hotel, from Cheltenham; Mrs.
Bowles and Miss Marinilla, from ditto, for France ; Mr. Dil-
lon Trant, for the Continent.
London, England, 1817-09-25

THE THEATRE.

ttiGUSII Orr:Lt.—The proposed Plan of having
two distinct portions in the performances at this
Theatre, the first for one set of visitors, and the
second for another, was ,adopted last night. The
first portion consisted of two Farces, one, Flow to
Die for Love; and the second, of Wanted a Gover-
ness. Both Pieces were well received by an.audi-
ence not very numerous, but when they ended,
several persons in the Pit seemed disposed to re-
tain their seats; though they had only paid for
a single portion of the night's entertainments.
The Manager was repeatedly called, and at
length Mr. BARTLEY appeared. A person in the
Pit addressed him, and told him, that when he en-
tered the Theatre it was his Intention to remain
during the whole of the performances, and for
that purpose had tendered three shillings at the
door, which were tefused, on the allegation that
as there were separate divisions in the perform-
ances, money for the Second Part could not be
received till the first concluded. Hence the
person complained that an additional shil-
ling was demanded of him, which he said
he had thrown on the Stage. It is evident that a
due provision had riot been made for this point ;
but Mr. BARTLEY, With great coohtess, stated
that the Plan had been published, and all persons
were fully apprized 'of its nature. The Proprie-
tor, he said, had kept his word in concluding the
first portion of the performances at the early pe-
tint' which bad been specified. This explanation
was not deemed satisfactory, and a long conver-
sation ensued, during which Mr. BARTLEY signi-
fied, that those Gentlemen and Ladies who were
inclined to stay without paying the additional sti-
pulated price were welcome, as it was the wish of
the Proprietor to give perfect satisfaction to the
Public. I.le then e.ithdrew, a few of the discontent-
ed persons remaining in the Pit, who were soon
mingled with the new set of visitors, and the con-
cluding p erform ances ,FireandlVaterontlThe IVood-
man's Hut, passed off without further disturbances.
In order to promote the dispersion of the first au-
dience, it seemed to be the intention jo extinguish
the lights, but that attempt was soott stopped by
order of the Manager. We give the Proprietor of
the Theatre full credit for the laudable intention of
dismissing the first audience early to their homes ;
but besides the difficulty ofremovng them,and keep;.
ing them in their egress from interrupting thecourse
of the new visitors, it is not certain, that when.
the evening is allotted to diversion at the Theatre,
many of the parties, instead bf going quietly
borne after a moral lesson from the Stage, will not
adjourn to the Tavern or the Ale-house, and effec-
tually drown all the precepts of Wisdoth, and all
the axioms of Virtue.

tXTRAORDINARY PACT.—A Mrs. STEVENS, re-
siding in nussell-court, Drnry-lane, ‘ea yester-
day morning brought to bed of twins ; she has
now been the mother of 26 children, and, in the
Doctor's opinion, likely to be the mother of more !
The Mother and children are doing well. The
Lady in question attained her 40th year on Satur-
. day lest
London, England, 1817-09-25

PORTSMOUTH, SErr. 24.

The re influx of visitors to this Town and South
Sea Common, throughout the summer, has been
very great, that at times lodgings could not be
.Qtaitied, and from the increased accommodations
tiiichh have been made for bathers, there is every
Cason to.believe that during the Peace South Sea
4annon will become the layout ite resort of per-
-444 fond of aquatic excursions and of good.sea
„,(hing. The cheapness of our markets, the
biltiness of the climate, the early arrival of the
,°lt, the number of coaches passing daily to the
lstward and to the westward, the proximity of
1 Isle of Wight, the excellent pleasure vessels
4101 are to be hired on reasonable terms, the
•
4,lendol congregation of ships of all descriptions
Spit head; the naval and military arsenals, and
~,11)er public buildings, with the beautiful sue-
,,(inding scenery, and the delightful promenades
',III the Queen's Battery and on the Platform, all
Vltipire to render this town one of the most fa-
t4riable Owes of resort on the South Coast of
;11Rland ; •and. as the Royal Yacht is to besta-
-I,'ied at Portsmouth, and •is not to return to
:13tford, it is problrble that Portsmouth Har-
will become the general rendezvous of the
lltllers of the Yacht Club.
London, England, 1817-01-10

. MUGU ruN, JAN. 9.

Op Wednesday next the Grand Duke Ntcuo-
LAS •'xpecte.l at tile Pavilion, on a visit to the
PRINCE REGENT. Ilk Royal llightteis intends.
to give eo,atter Ball to the• Nobility on Thursday
next.
On Saturday last the Pat NCB REGENT conferred
Avi Knighthood upon Henry- Rycrofti
C(.4(1 K,,i;.-tht 11,ohinger to his MAjesty. This
huttig tau uflic;al Knighthood,, Sir Henry Ryeroft
At.l take precedence of all Knights who are not
created by pioent.
The Committee appointed for the Relief and
AmploOnent for the necessitous and industrious
Nor, flare signified their intention to afford work
to di unemployed hinds. Near 500 persons made
applicAtiott last week. The usual labourer's out
of ...s,cirk will, it is thought, be set about improv-
ing tke north entrance•of the. town, which would
,etnploy -a great number of hsnds.
London, England, 1817-01-10

lent, atntioned at Merthyr itoder the corn'

mend ot Captain Bows and Ensign Hettzpit'D
commenced their march yesterday morning I°l
Northampton barracks.
IjUitft,CANSS IN THE. WEST INDIES.—By leteta
received in ifranee from Si. Domingo of the
October, and from Martinique of the 15
ber, it appears that both these islands hove b"-
sisited by most tremendous hurricanes, which hal
'ilbininitted great ravages on the plantations, 101
levelled numbers of houses and other huiltliDgi (‘)
the ground,
In consequence of the he,ivy rains last week'
the river Medway overflowed its 'banks to a eon'
siderable distance; above Voiding the lands Pre;
sent the appearance of a sea: At Maidstone 04
land on both sides of the river was covered tvii
water' to the depth of seven or eight feet.
A Swiss'soldier, who bad ,served 22 yea's in
the French marine, has ,lately gone to Genev-. 11
search of his country and his parents. Carried
off et the age of seven ,years by 'some
not far from a lake, he has but a-eoniosed idea v,
the scenes of his eat ly life. He remembers
ing passed the fort of Ecluse, and slept ttt
He has successive) traversed tictso:o
►
Thonon, and Le Vallais, to recognize the Pl°o
of his birth, but stilt without success. (14,
Paper.)
•
Yesterday, between one and two, a nll9 of hs
name of Willis, a smith, residing in Derol".
0111 i.
°
court, Strand, -in the employ of. Messrs. 140
and Bankes, Contractors for the Strand 1.111,,ii
Company, itt passing' over the bridge, to B'ei,
walking on the clay went on the: coping 0°,1) is
which are not as yet plaCed on k.,level. 31',T pa
taking a sudden spring, over-balanced [thaw;
was prerlpitated into the water.. No board
assistance being at band, he fell 'to rise no leo
.He'has left a wife and three children to lameor
loss..
OttevnouNns.—lt is the,eustom, a 5 tee are t
o
formed, at all the great CourSing Meetings,wi (btii
the owner of *the dog should begin his name Aof
the'first letter of his own.:• thus the greyhotim'od
AsOrd RIVRRS 'begins with an It. and are t/ t
Romulus, Ituntbusticle, Remus,"&C. &c.l 'lla
long ago, when Lord -Rivers. was sheajoilic.
greyhounds to the Queen at Windsor,. a Pti"(
Mall culled itt the kennel to inquire for hi'
ship, when he MIS' told by the keeper, ":li-vst
conld.noChts spoken to at. present, as
liumbusticle to her Majesty." 01
The -interest Ittakally excited by the. draw!in'Pri,c
a Lottery, will be considerably increased it
present ; :as independently of the wish. whic3•,c,
venturers must naturally have for their 'cost.o:be
cess, the'attention of many, Wilii, douuto;
called to the fate of Numbers 9,752
Quarter of one h4viog been presented to Ebel,tlio
script ion for the Poor of Spitalfielfis, and
ut her to that for the Irish .Poor in „d,
fate will, however, soon he ticterar
as the Drawing commences the 21st of
and 7,0'4.01,0
Mouth.
London, England, 1817-12-04

BRIGHTON, DEC. 2.

To-day the PRINCE REGENT took his usual
ride, accompanied by the Rev. Mr. BLOMBERG,
along the East Cliff towardsltottingdean, and re-
turned about four o'clock. HAI Royal Hiiihness
looks remarkably %veil.
This,day a n►oyt respectable Meeting of the In-
habitants took place at the Old Ship,' pursuak
to public notice, to take into consideration the
measures adopted ott the 5h of November. The
Rev. Mr. CARR was called to the Chair ; but on

the first and only Resolution being read, he de-
clined witting it, and accordingly left the Chair,
when Jon N SMITH, Esq. was called to fill it.• The
Resolution was then pia 'and unanimously carried,
which was, that the parish of Brighton do defray
the expellee of the rroseention against Messrs.
Day, White, .and Williams, for the murder of
Howles, a Headborongh, who came by his death
in consequence of a biyonet wound .he received
on the sth of November.

The business of the Meeting being ;over, they
all joined and sung " God save the King," after
which they dispersed.

Yesterday a Court of Leo (a, was held at the
East India Honse, when Captain W. CAMPBBLL
was sworn into the commaild of the ship London,
consigned to Madras and China.
Unousa SHOOTING.—Mr. FARQUARSON, a Genr
!lemon of Aberdeenshire, at the beginning of the
season, killed 98 birds in one day without missing
a single shot !

POETRY.

A LANI ENT.

" WE MEET LIKE MEN WIIO'HAVE FORGOT TO sPEAK."

There is no sound of joy throuLth all the land,
There is nu busy hum of voices now,
But with sad looks and heavy hearts we stand,
And in deep sorrow, to the stroke we bow
To that ALMIGHTY and ETERNAL hand,

Which has a Nation's promise torn away,
Reft Albion's hive, and darkened Europe's day!

Daughters of England! mourn a sister fled,
A bright example vanished from your sight,
And sanctify the bitter tears ye shed,
Raising your thoughts to her imperial height,
To emulate the virtues of the dead ;
Death gives an awful lesson when his dart;
By striking one, has wounded every heart !

Is beauty your's ? the pleasure-heamiwg eye,
The candid, open brow, the form of grace ?
All these were her's—all these with her must die—
But not the talents which adorn'd her race,
Still binding closer every loyal tie;
But not the blessings which her baud bestow'd,
To still the voice of Woe, and lighten Misery's load!

Mourn, Sons of Valour, ye who hop'd to share
Smiles of your future Queen,'for deeds of worth;
Her name triumnhant thro' the world to hear,
Your Queen, of English heart, and English birth.
The cypress, not the laurel, shall ye wear—
Ore utterance to your grief, nor turn aside
The tears that gem the manly check to hide.
London, England, 1817-12-04

T I-1 E• LOTTERY.

TO-MORROW there will be above Six Thousand TICKETS
Drawn, and Every One a PRIZE.
CI CARROLL, the Contractor, has the ho-
MLA' flour of informing-ibe Public, that none of the great
Capitals were decided by the First Day's Drawing; therefore
the _ _ •
London, England, 1817-12-04

1 his Day was published,

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9111 g LIFE situ, ERRORS or JOHN
DU -
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Chaplain.to the Right Tion. the r,arl of BriOol, Alternate
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l' ICATION S.

fin. Press, and will.bepubti§hcci this Montito,
riIRAVELS fioin VIENNA-Ihrough LOWER
ITIVNGAItY; with some Account of Vienna during
the ()caress. • •
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One Volume, Quarto, with Engravings. ,

Printed For Archibald Constable and to.'Edinburilt ; and
Lonpuatl, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London.

This hay was published, .
A
HISTORY of ,VOY-
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PACIFIC OCEAN.

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London, England, 1817-12-04

SIX GRAND PRIZES of L. 40,000

yet remain in the Wheel. The SECOND DAY of Drawing
will be TO-MORROW.

TICKETS and SHARES, warranted Undrawn, are on Sale
at the Others of G, CAItIU)LL, •

7, CORNHILL, and 26, OXFORD-STREET,
whet• 7,735, the last Prize of 30,0001. ever drawn,
,vas sold
in Shares.
N.B. 'The Prices remain the same as before.

TO-MORROW will be the SECOND DAY of MAWING,
And ALL the CAPITALS in the WHEEL.

1 awl J. SIVBWIt IGHT have the pleasure of
8_ informing the Public, that ALL the

SIX PRIZES of L.i0,000!
are still in the Wheel, no Capital above 2001. having been de-
terniined by the First Day's Drawing. TO-MORROW every
Ticket (and there will be above 6,000, drawn) will be a
Prize. J. and J. SIVEWRIGH r hope their Friends will
be equally as fortunate as in the Last Lottery, when N 0.2,377,
a Prize of 20,0001. was distributed amongst them, at their
Offices,
:t7, Corn hill, I .3s, Haymarket,
11, Holborn, And X4l, tlkford-street ;
IV here TICKETS and SHARES, warranted Undrawn, are on
Sale, at the saute Prices as before.

For the CAPE of GOOD HOPE, MADRA,S; and BENGAL
with liberty to touch at. MADEIRA or- lENERIFFE,

riruiE Ship NORFOLK, A. 1, L. 0. BO-
A -wAlths; c.mna.fider (late Commander in the East
India Company's .iervce), lying in the City Canal, bittiben
Goo Tons; has excellent Accommodations for Passengers;
a Surgeon, and Nall positively sail on -the 31st December,
having the-Mails for the Cape and Lalcutta.

For Frtiglit or Passage, apply to-.the Commander, at the
3erusalcm Coiree-horse, or at No. 12, St. Elelas-place, Ili-
shopswite-street ; or to

G. H. GIBBONS, No; 13, St. Mary-Aze
London, England, 1817-12-04

BANK ()V ENGLAND, Dec. 3, ISI7.

WHEREAS. by An Act paused itt the 57th
year of his present Majesty's Reign, Cap. 113, en
titled " An Act to prevent the fin t her Circulation of Dollars
" and Tokens issued by the G'ivern-n• and Company of the
" Rank of England) for the convenience of the Public," it

is enacted, that's from and after the 230 day of March,
" 1815, the said Dollars and Tokens shall no longer pass or
" circulee, or se•rrceived in Payment or Exchange, under
" a. Penalty not exceeding Five Pounds, nor less than Polly
" Shillings;" now the said Governor and Company, in order
to prevent Persons from incurring the Penalti2s of the above-
mentioned act, do hereby repeat the Notice given in the
London Gazette of the 42d day of July last, that the Bank
will. Exchange hit Sliver Pieces, called Tokens, issued by
them, at tile respective Rates of 3s. and Is. ed. each, for the
Gold or Silver Current Coin of the Realm, or for Bank Notes
of the said Governor and Company, at the option of the
Holders. _

ROBF,RT BEST, Secretary
London, England, 1817-12-04

lo a few Days will be published,

In one large Volume Octavo, closely printed on Royal Paper,
THE CLERICAL GUIDE, or ECCiegiastiCai
Directory : containing a complete Register of the Pre-
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Benefices in Ragland and Wales, arranged alphaleetically in
their several Counties, Dioceses. -Archtfeacm;ries, &c.; the
Names of their respective Incumbents; the Population of the
Parishes; Value of the Livings ; Narei.s of the Patrons, &c.
&c. And an Appendix, containing alphabetical Lists of those
Benefices, which are in the Patronage of the Crown, the
Bishops, Deans, and Chapters, and other public Bodies.
Printed for F. C. and d. Rivington, No. 62, St: Paul's
Church-yard.

ESSEX, SUFFOLK, AND NORFOLK.
Oti the First of January, 1818, will be published,

Number I. of a New Work, to he comprised in 'l'hirty-six
Monthly Numbers, each to contain at least Right Engrav-
ings and 96 pages of Letter-press, price 2s. 6d. each, Duo-
decimo, or 4s in Octavo, with. Proof Impressions of the
Plates, entitled
•

Fx`.li-itsioNs th.gb the cotINTiEs of
ESSEX. SUFFOLK; and NORFOLK; compri-ing
brief Historical and Topoe,raphical Delineations of the City
of Norwich, and every Town and' Village; together with De-
scriptions of the Residences of the Nobility and G'mtry,
Mains of Antiquity, and every other most interesting Object
of Curiosity. Forniing a complete Guide for the Traveller
and Tourist throtigh the three Counties. Illustrated with
Three Hundred Engravings. Each County will be complete
in 12 Numbers, and form a distinct II or'k.
London : Printed for Lou man, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and
11W11 : .1. Greig, Upper-street, Islington; and P. Young-
man, Witham, and Nlaldow, Essex.
Arrangements are made to publish the other COunties of
tugland, Scotland, and Ireland, on the same plan..

SECOND .A.ND 7:stW PIANO,TORTEIS.
TO the Nobility awl Gentry in the Navy and
Arm F.— Mr. WATLEN, Pi,Non-Votie-mal;er to the
Royal Families of Franee and the Netherlands (formerly of
the Royal Nary'', rooms grilteful tiooks to the Noblemen
and Gentlemen as above, and partienhirty to 'his Id 'ship-
mates, for their hind support these 'last tent years lie has
tines rentoved to throle spacious Premise,s, No. i 3, Leicester.
place, whet e his Pat ent MILK-WE CA BIN ET, and all (Moo
Pi ANO-FORTES Are made and sold on the most liberal
terms, finished in a superior style, by
_the lat:ntor of the
CaL4set and Obliqut YiAni)-Fates. ,
London, England, 1817-12-04

MRR. FOOT'S LETTER.

‘l'd have received ur,oy -tricles pro. ;•11 con. 00
This memorable Letter, tt t,ie app'.,
our Paper, some aprroving and some
the insertion of it. For our part, the spirited
Writer of it had not reps tted it himself in ...be
shape of a pamphlet, we sould have inserted ii
again, to gratify the tilim'Aotis api:lication• vhicb
have been made for it. I.),..licacy, on point
of such national interest awl impoyance,,'
not to be regarded. The sohject has excited
general solicitude, and pAtic ou4ht
to be satisfied. We havt just received $
letter from one of the mt,st tlble
writers in this kingdom, wi:ose loyalty cats'
not be exceeded, and tvoi addresse.s• us in toe
lowing manner :—!'• I think the N,,tion is °wig'
ed to Mr.- Fool. for calling atttitioil.to a subject
on which the most ample satistactiOn was sent!'
mentally as well as politically it talotte. need
not, I presume, recommend to his flperior
the account of the Itt,yal !about as tLJailed io
The London Medical Reposzto)y, wllicit I have :O0
doubt was communicated try the Parties who till
so unfortunately employed it. After a,i, rt ar
pears to me, that srr E. Home anti s A4sis tit n
have not determined Lr ultimate cause of Like
mobedeplorable eve ot which tuy mem“ry t•tigestbto
hove haieene,i in t 114: initials of Old Bug laud. Tlvei
COUld uut,us theywoultl tit, h hio the iiation has
a right to know, Mid I ,opr Mr. Fool' e‘ ill coot I.,us
the exertions
of his itidept•Mic awl tirs
influence of his volt ssional character, to 'mild
the truth of the apprehensive tet,re,y .torch it -
is at present invoked "—We bait only to add,
that Mr. FooT's letter set nis to have wa t. suit) sa
impression upon the Peoicle at large, that it isbra'
dually appearing in Int- several Couutty Journals.

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London, England, 1817-12-04

EAST INDIA 110LTSE, Dec. 3, ISI7.

THE COURT of DI RECTORS Of the UNIT-
ED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
TRADING to the EAST INDIEs, do herebygire Notice, •
That the (WAR CERLY GENERAL COURT of the sail
COMPANY, appointed to be held at their House in Leaden-
hall-street, on Wednesday, the 17th Instant, is made SPE-
CIAL, fur the purpose of considering 'certain Resolutions of
the Court of Directors res:.ecti,ig the FEE FUND, and cer-
tain Polments heretofore, made and prdpoied to be hereafter
mad* from that Fund.
JAMES COBB, Kectetary.
London, England, 1817-12-04

VICTU.ILLING-OPHUE, Nat,. Q 5, is►i.

rip HC CO M ISSN ERS for 11 ICT U L
'AL His MAJESTY'S 2MPY do hereby give Notice, that
fen Friday, Me 12th of December next, the!, will he ready to
receive :readers in writing (sealed up), and with such
persom as will undertake to supply whatever 12Eq-1 BEEF
may he required for the use of his Majesty's' Ships and
'Feuds at
Plymouth,

Torbay,
Dartmouth,
Falmouth,

Yarmouth, Lynn and Wells, in the county of ,Norfolk,

Margate,
Dover Roach, and
New Romney,

(on separate Contracts) for Twelve Months, front. the Ist of
January to the 31st .of December, 1S iB, inclusive;, to be paid
for by Bills payable, without Interest, Sixty Days after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Secre-
tary'S Office, at this Office; or by applying to 11r. Thomas
Miller, ,elgent for the Victualling at Plymouth: te! the Cot-
leetors of his Majesty's Customs at Dartmouth, Falmouth,
and Yarmouth, respectively: and to Mr. Thomas Russell,
Algent for the Fietualling at Dover.
_ _

No reggrd will be had to any Tender in which 11w Price
shall not be inserted in fermis at length, or that skull
'Mt Le delivered to the Board befrie (Me o'Clork on the said
Friday, (he 12th day of December veal, nor unless the Per-
son who makes the Tender, or sonic Person en his behalf,
attends to answer wken called for.

Each Tenderninst also be. aceonipanEed by a
.Letter signed
by Two responsible Persons, engaging to become bound with
;Ile Party tendering, lie the Penal Stein (if 10001 for the due
perforntance.of the Contract at Pli>mouth, amt etf SOOl. for
cach of the other Contracts.