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The Sun.
London, England, 1817-12-18

THE TH L FRE.

The retirement of Mr. KEMBLE, like the death
of ALEXANDER, has
_occasioned a division of his
late dramatic possessions, at Covent -Garden
Theatre, and, therefore, last night, Mr. YousG,
as the lineal inheritor, took possession of the
part of King John. Mr. KEmBLE gave so masterly
an outline of this part, and supported it with such
admirable colouring, that it would be diffi-
cult for a successor to deviate from his model
without straying from judgment and falling into
affectation. Mr. YOUNG kept his great predecessor
in his eve, and afforded very great pleasure to a
numerous, and, as far as we could judge from the
direction of their applause, a judicious and cri-
tical audience. The high merit of Mr. C. KEMBLE
in the Bastard is so well known, that it would
be " binning daylig,ht" to bestow any praise on
a performance so singularly , excellent, and
so celebrated. Miss O'NEILL must always be in-
teresting and affecting, but the part of Lady
Constance does not thoroughly accord with her
talents and her time of life; no more than did that
of rolumnia, the assignment of which to her
displayed no great degree of judgment in the
Managers.
London, England, 1817-12-18

THE SUN.

SVILEM QUIS DICERE FALSU In AUDEAT ?

LONDON,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1817.

We received last night the missing Paris Papers
of Saturday last. Those of Monday, which were
due this morning, have not come to hand. The
only Speaker in the discussion on Friday on the
Projet regarding the Press, which the Journals we
received yesterday morning (lid not enable us to
notice, was M. de CHAUVELIN, who opened the
debate on that day. He maintained, that the
freedom of the Public Press was essential to a re-
presentative, system, and having gone over all'the
points borne upon by the liberty of expression of
public opinion through the medium of the Press,
he contended, that in every relation it was advan-
tageous, and that; in the present period of tran-
quillity, there could be no solid objection to its
exercise. He therefore opposed the Projet. The
next Speaker was the Count de BEUONOT, whom

we noticed yesterday.
We are sorry to find it stated, that the plague is
making great ravages in Dalmatia.
It is again mentioned, and with more confi-
dence, That the Prince of the Peace has obtained
permission from the Court of Vienna to pUtchase
an estate, and establish his residence in the Aus-
trian dominions.
London, England, 1817-12-18

REAL SORROWS.

A SKETCH PROM LIFE.
"He best can paint them who has felt them must!"
'Tis not the loud, obstreperous Grief,
That ruddy clamonrs for relief;
'Tis not the qnerulous lament,
In which impatience seeks a vent;
'Tis not the soft, pathetic style,
Which aims our pity to beguile,
That can, to Truth's keen eye, impart
The " real sorrows" of the heart !

No ! 'tis the tear, in secret shed
Upon the starving orphan's bead,
The sigh, that will not be repress'd,
Breathed on the Faithful Partner's breast;
The bursting heart, th' imploring eye,
To Heaven upraised in agony;
With starts of desultory prayer,
While hope is quenching in despair;
The throbbing temple's burning pain,
While phrenzy's fiend usurps the brain;
These are the traits, no art can borrow,
Of genuine suffering and true sorrows
Broseley. W. C. G.
London, England, 1817-12-18

FRENCH FIVE PER CENTS.

Friday 63f. 80c.
They rose on Saturday, as we stated yesterday,
to 64 1. 5 c.

A Paper of this morning recurs to the report
circulated a few days since of a change in the
French Ministry, but with some variations. It is
now said, that " M. Da CtizE has not yielded up
the place of Minister of Police, but he is about
to enter on the Household. The functions of the
Bureau of Police are to be fulfilled by the Minis-
ter of the Interior, Minister of the Household, &c.
M. MOLE has actually taken the port folio of the
Interior, and M. LAIN E has re►ired."—We are not
aware that there is any authority for this state-
London, England, 1817-12-18

anent.

This morning we received Norfolk Papers to the
18th of November. The following Extract is the
only article of importance :

(From Me Norfolk Herald of Nov. 17.)

Arrived last evening the sloop Hermit, Capt.
BLAIR, in four days, from St. Mary's, which
gives the following intelligence respecting Amelia
Island : the United States brig Saranae had return-
ed to St. Mary's from a cruize, and. had brought
several prizes in with her ; there was a current re-
port when the Hermit sailed, that the Patriot‘ were
about to make an attack upon St. Augustine by
water. The Morgiana brig, with her tender and one
large vessel, had sailed, and were to be joined by se-
veral other armed vessels, when the attack was to
be made. Captain B. could not ascertain the
strength of the Patriotic Army, nor any other
intelligence respecting the affair. Amelia Island
was still sickly when he left, the 13th.

We have received Quebec Papers to the sixth ult.
which is the latest arrival from that quarter, and
from which we shall give some interesting Eac.
London, England, 1817-12-18

ALEXANDER OF RUSSIA.

UKASE.
Addressed to the Legislative Synod at Moscow, by
ALEXANDER, Emperor of Russia'.
Dated from Moscow, Oct. 27, 1817.

" Daring My late travels through the Pro-
vinces, I was obliged, to my no small regret, to
listen id speeches pronounced by certain of the
Clergy in different parts, which contained unbe-
coming praises of me—praises which can only
be ascribed unto GOD. And as lam convinced in
the depth of my heart of the Christian truth, that
every blessinefloweth unto us through our LORD
and SAVIOUR Jesus CHRIST alone, and that every
man, be he whom he may, without CHRIST, iS
lull only of evil, therefore to ascribe unto me the
glory of deeds, in which the band of GOD lath
been so evidently manifested before the whole
world, is to give unto men that glory which be-
longed) Unto ALMIGHTY GOD alone.

" I account it my duty, therefore, to forbid all
such unbecoming expressions of praise, and re-
commend to the Holy Synod to give instructions
to all the Diocesan Bishops, that they themselves,
and the Clergy under them, may, on similar-oc-
casions, in future, retrain from all such expres-
sions of praise, so disagreeable. to my ears ; and
that they may render unto the Lean' of HOSTS
alone, Thanksgivings for the blessings bestowed
upon us, and pray for the out-pouring of his
Grace upon all of us ; conforming themselves in
this matter to the words of Sacred Writ, which
requires HS to render to the KING ETERNAL., Im-
mortal, Invisible, the only wise GOD, honour and
glory for ever and ever.

" ALEXANDER."
London, England, 1817-09-30

T7/1.1 7'll/7,ATRES.

20 It - si. iif Venice again
Nthywoc.bp ii t i.i.:tit, at 061
l'heatii.", in the Shylock in
better po.scss‘voi or juswcrs. t test
Wl.ll (A 4.11,1 acerlith•Ei liii.ilscit with
V. lle cra, ctli4v,saccesial in
t!;;Ise passatzes ot the di tale( I.' which fiVlliftildeti
ttiOS t cxetiiun, anti altttgether g:iN't such strong itt—

'.1:•1' 100 0::t. ,c,:oCllgctierdi sliVrit, ptmaiiSC to render
;liar a VeEV 0.-efol o'ol 10 the draniatie cot ps
Of :his Thei:re —Atter the PH.: lb,. old Farce of
;I'G' Cater of Preston '‘‘ as re vi 'lbis farce is
t;iken • from FSII.IK!PEARE'S Tilthii Of the Shrew,. , •
ano t•ie short or it is as tolows : CHARLES
J 0 Ns();;7, i.n the year
_1716, composed this farce,
,thich was"then acted at Drury-Lane Th,eatre. In
order to get the start`ot:hint, CI!ItIt:TOPHER ROL:.
LOCK, the Actor; wrote another piece with 'the
same title, at the.satne time, which .was per-
forthed at Lincoln's Inn. Fields Theatre.--
The- latter piece was began on the Friday,
finiShed on the Saturday, and represented
on the following Tuesday., it is not tradi-
tionally known which of the two pieces was most
-
successful. The farce is certainly diverting, but we
see noreason why SnAxsPEAlle's 'piece was tint
itself brought forward, as it might. as easily be
Separated: from; The Turning of the Shrew as the
farce of Catherine and Petruchio. however, the
farce last night was rendered very entertaining by
MuNDEx tind the rest of the Performers ; and is
likely to be attractive to the lovers of broad hu.
mow..

Covetc.r-OAttnesr.—The new Drama of The
Dulce. of S. aroy, or !rife and Mistress, which bad'
been long in preparation, was brought torwara
last night, and if beautiful and splendid scenery,
good acting, and pleasing music, would compen-
sate for the want of the essential qualities of dra--
matic composition, the Play would have been re-
ceived with better success. As it is, it is a com-
pound of many pieces, the incidents of which.
have been hackneyed over and over again. The
novel of Guy Manuring has furnished
,a kind, Of
,Aleg Merrilies, because the part was not sufficiently
known in that Novel and in Iheopera founded upon
it, and we have .also passages and incedents derived
from The Castle Spectre, but without any of thei
interest •attached to either of those pieces. We
subjoin the I'lot, for which we are obliged to the
Morning Papers ; for though the piece is altoge-
ther far from depth and intricacy, and though we
attended to it as much as we were able, we
confess that we should have been unable., withotit
such as,istance, -,to- have developed the progress
of the table.
London, England, 1817-09-30

EAST INDIA HOUSE, SErr. ie, 181.7.
THE COURT: of •DIRECTORS of the
UNITED COMPANY of NI ERCHiANTS of ENGLAND
TRADING to the-EAST INDIES, do hereby give Notice,
That the COURT will be ready to receive Proposals, "in
Ikrriting, on or before WEDNESDAY, the Ist October next,
ilorn such Pereon or 'Persons as'may be willing to LET on
rIz,EIGHT, for One Voyage, SHIPS of the Burthen of from
" to 750 'ions, Builders •measuremeat, for the Company's
Lora Service.
The Tenders, with the words " Ship Tender" on the Co-
ter, to be severally -sealed up, -anti left with the secretary at
11)r hef,ire Twelve o'Clock at Noon, on the said ist of October
beyond which hour no Tender will be received.
• JAMES COBB, Secretary.
The Particulars of the Terms and Conditions upon-which
the Ship, will be engaged for the Company's Service, may he
LI on application at the °thee of the Clerk to the Com-
kittee- of Shipping, on or after Saturday next, the 13th Iti-
tt,,43t..
London, England, 1817-09-30

FRENC El. PAPERS.

PARI€, SEPT. 26.—1 t is reported that Madame
"Manson 'has tioisorted herself, and that before she
-.expired lire stated to her confessor the facts which

Jhe letused to give in evidence, authorizing him

to coantitshi-catethem 'to the Court.
The fair of •Alais '(Gard) was very numerously
attended by foreigners'. With the exception of
silks,'ibe price of Which has risen in consequence
of the faitiire of tbe-silk---worms, all the articles of
-merchandize ball a brisk Sale. The abundance of
money facilitated paymetos., and -the greatest tran-
guiltily prevailed. .
Eight vessels which were fitted but at Rochelle.
lloirlogne, and Dunkirk, have returned from New:-
fentrdland with cargoes of cod. The premiums to
they ate entitled are in course of p4yMent.
Printe Konrakin, formerly Ambassador front
nussia to France, arrived in Paris yesterday.
Oa Sunday, the 14th, the Duke of Wellington
strived at Colmar. At Ave o'clock he partbok of
a biilliant banquet, prepared by Baron Filipino.
The evening was closed by a ball, at Which till
the Civil and Military Authorities, and the prin-
cipal inhabitants of the town, were present, Next
day, at seven in the morning, his Grace reviewed
the numerous corps of infantry, cavalry, and ar-
tillery, in an extensive plain near Colmar. The
firing and manoeuvres, which were executed with
the greatest precision, lasted two hours. After
the review, the Duke returned to General Fri-
mom's, where a splendid d4jetin6 was prepared
for hint. Among the toasts drank at the enter-
tainment on the preceding evening were the
healths of the Allied Sovereigns. The King of
France was given by General Frimont in the fol-
lowing terms :—" To the health of the Master of
the Ilnuse—of his Majesty Louis XVIII: May
long live for his subjects and for France, on
whom he confers and will always confer happi-

Ircs 1."

The intelligence in some of the Journals, of
tbe Portuguese squadron, with the Princess [loyal
of Portugal, meeting with bad weather, and put-
ting into Cagliari, is incorrec A letter from the
Captain of the ship John, 6, inst. states, that the
squadron arrived at Giii ar the Ist instant,
without experiencing an, ac,:ident, and that the
Princes had not experienced the least inconve-
nience. It was determined to continue the voyage
without landing at Gibraltar.
The Duke of Devonshire arrived at Vienna on
the 15th. •
London, England, 1817-09-30

OPFICE OF' ORDNANCE, Sept. 19; 181?.
rig PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
that they tall SEL G, by PUBLIC AUCTION, at the
rOff-ER, on Monday, the 6th day of October next, at Ele-
uen o'Cloek in the Forenoon precisely, SUNDRY LOTS
of' NEW, OLD,, and UNSERVICEABLE STORES,
con.a.iting of Anvils and Pieces, Bedding, Bellows, and
)3loclis;, Double and. Single Powder Horns; Painted Covers
1,10 Tarpaulins ; Pickaxes, Spades, Shovels, and Saws;
stoveS, Itange, Sadle'ri'and Hairless; Standing Vices, Sad-
dle-hags and Pieces Sultpetre-bagsi ' old Lead, Double-
Vurked Iron, and Ordnance re-converted Iron; together
various other Articles, the whale of which 'nag be
viewed upon application at the principal Storekeeper's Office
C 4 the Tower, until the Day of Salt, where printed Lists
of the Lots will be delivered to those Persons who may apply
tor the same. ~`

'By Order of th.e Board,
_R. H.
.CREI7-7, Seerctgr
London, England, 1817-09-30

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SALE BY AUCTION.

JUDICIAL SALE. OF AN ES'T'ATE IN ITHE VICINITY
OF THE TOWN OF STIBLING.
To be exposed to-SALE, within the Parliament or new Ses-
sions-House of Edinburgh, upon Wednesday, the 19th day
of November, 1819, betwixt the hours of Five and Seven,
in the afternoon, under Authority of the Court of Session,
and before the Lord Ordinary otticiating.on frit-
the time,.
111i-lE LANDS and ESTATE of WESTER
LLVILANDS, in the Parish of St. Ninian's, and County
of Stirling; consisting of ()lie Hundred and Five Acres, Nine
Hundred and Forty-five Parts. •
• The Articles of Boni) .are in the hands of Mr. Man-
ners, Depute-Clerk of Session. The Title-deeds and. Plans
of the Lands, and Copies of the Articles- of lt)np, may be
seen on app'ying to Michael Linuing and Matheyi N. Mac-
.donald, Clerlis to the Signet, No. 20, Hill-street, Edinburgh;
or to Mr. Littlejohn, Writer, Stirling; or Mr. Bull, opposite
the India-House, Leadenliall-street, London..
London, England, 1817-09-30

SUCH AS:

Tissues of eve' y kind, in cotton, wool, hair, or a mixture
of such materials, comprehending all objects helot ging
to hosiery or the lace trade;
All works in polished metals, whether plated or varnish-
ed, without any distinction, such as those Which belong
to iron-ware, cutlery, or clock and watch-making.
'
All works belonging to the tuptrade;
All works in leather;
All objects in glass or crystal;
All objects in stone ware.
All these different classes of merchandise being absolutely,
nrohibited by the laws of the 'kingdom.
The Travellers are therefore informed that all object,' of
sects a nature, which they may through error have brought
user with them, must be immediately declared to the custom-
house, to the EMI that flail' may be re-exported; default
of of e. hick, all such goods will be seized anti confiscated, and
tbe proprietor prosecuted as the lams direct.
They are hiformed, besides, that no difference will be made
betwixt tissues in the piece; or cut in parcels, and those
which, to elhde the prohibition, have been'eut out, sewed
:rod shaped into sheets, curtains, petticoats, shawls, or a.4y,
other kind of wearing apparel, even should they have been
washed or marked ; ,and that the svizurcand prosecution will
he iocurred whenever the custom-house shall clearly perceive
that the tissues are new,
,and only fashioned to evade the
absolute prohibition prouonnced against them.

DEAL, SEPT: 29.—Arrived, and sailed for the
River, the Hattootty, BARRETT, from llt inerara ;
Sarah Ann, 111Et.Daum, and Undaunted, CHARL-
TON, from► Quebec; and Marianne, TtiouNToNs
front Malaga. Came down from the Hite'. the
'Cokes, for Madeira and Bat!tad nes,

PoRT,MOUTii, SEPT. 29.—Sailed the Lucy and
Maria,. 13ArcLk1, tor the Cape, Madras, and
Bengal ; Admiral Cockburn, BulGos, for Madras
and Bengal ; and the }AZ* Hlld Quest tratoports,
fur Chatham.

WiSIDSOR, SEPT. 29.—0 n Ft idny Duke cif
YORK vi.ited her MAJESTY HA the PRZNCR•sES at
the Cantle, and afterwards returned to Oathinds
to (limier.
,On Saturday the QUEEN and Princess
F.LIZABETH took an airing through Ratchet and
Slough. Yesterday her MAJESTY and the Prin-
cess ELIZABETH, if fter having attended divine see-•
vice, Lode out--t 0 Frogniore-
On Saturday atternoon the Dukes of YORK anti
CLARENCE Viiiied the PRINCE REGENT at Callum-
house.
London, England, 1817-10-15

THE FEVER IN IRELAND.

DEaRY, OCT. 7.--The new .cases of fever in
this city, during the last week,thave been very
limited, and as the weather has become cold, anti
the air,rarified by nightly frosts, we trust that in
a few Weeks the contagion will wholly disappear.
We are sorty tit learn, however, that in the tents
erected for the reception of the poor, the disease
has, acquired a greater degree of malignity than
it lreid• hitherto evinced. In the course of • the
week The deailis amounted to five, which far ex-
ceed the nuttiber of any former week, only.nine-
teen_having previously died since the eStabliTh-
tnent of the Institution. The medical attendants
have declared, that
.0 higher sitnat ion than Hie
present is necessary (hiring the rainy season, and
that the shelter now afforded the patients will not
sufficiently guard, them against, the winter's storm.
It has therefore been determined on by the Com,
mittee, to erect two_wooden booths on some high-
piece of ground near the city, and as the funds
are in au exhausted state, they have applied
to the Irish Government for assistance, which
there is a reasonable hope will be. granted.•
The booths, we understand, will cost upwards of
sixty pounds, and the expences of the establish-
ment are fully fifteen pounds per week. gesides,
in order to prevent any communication of the
• contagiOn, the Committee have very prudently
ordered all the clothes of the discharged patients
to be hutnt,. and a new suit to be given tct each
of them :at their departure for their respective
homes., This alone causes an immense waste of
the funds.—(Derry .Journal )
IVATE-111FORD, OCT. B.—We have been requested
to publish the following monthly medical reports
of the Clogheen Dispensary :
Prom the Ist to the 31st of August inclusive • - 135 applica-
tions=-of these WY were.cases of typhus fever—all recoVcred.•
From the Ist September to the 6th October inclusir,, I 05„
applications—Of these 34 were cases of typhus fever—majority
recovered—remainder doing well.
GEO. HARGROVE. M, D.
Medical Superintendant.
tI•INISKILLItt4, Oct.• 9.—The fever is greatly
abated brie,- and we have reason to hope that,
thrhugh the humane exertions of the faculty, and,
the assistance 'ot the well-disposed to procure
nourishment, fc-c-; for-the patients, it will Shortly
. .
disappear. (Erne Packet.)

;y` ,~
London, England, 1817-10-15

AIR. CURRAN.

We stop the Press to stave, that this distin-
guished Irishman expired at Nine o'clock last
night. His last moments were so tranquil, that
those around him could scarcely mark the moment
of expiration. It will be some consolation to the
friends" of Mr. CURRAN, to hear, that tho,q;b.
surprised by sickness, at a distance from his
home, he was not condenined to receive
the last offices from the hands of strangers„
three of his children, Captain „CURRAN, of the
Navy, his Son, at the Irish Bar, and his Daugb.
ter,Mrs. TAYLOR, were fotunately in London, and.
had the mournful gratification of paying the last
duties of piety and affection to their illustrious
Father.

SHIP NEWS;

HARWICH, OCT. 14'.—Arr,ved the rastlereagk
packet from Cuxhaven. .Sailed the Beaufny
picket for ditto, and Lord Nelson packet for Hold
land—all with mails.

DEAL, OCT. 14.—Came down from the River, and
sailed, the Mary, WILSON, for Calcutta ; Sappho➢ •
_HALL, for Bombay ; Ranger, REZUMINGTON, for
Demerara ; Dove, FOWLER, for Cadiz ; Juno,
BLACKBURN,. for Trieste ; Limerick Trader,
GRIFFITHS, for ditto ; and Symmetry, MORGAN,
for Leghorn.
PLYMOUTH, OCT. 13.—Arrived the Sampson;
DAVISON, from Christiana, and the Nautilus,
STANARD, from London for Gibraltar, with 1033
of bowsprit and jib-boom. Sailed the Emerald,
BELL, for London ; General Stark, COFFIN, for
Holland ; the Sir John Esdaile, and the Urania,
for London.

Coale-EXCHANGE, OCT. 15.—We have bad bttt
few fresh Arrivals since. AlOndax, and but little.
•
business doing-thkmorning ; the few Sales Made'
.were at our last quoted prices; Fine Oats aud
teans are full as dear.

EMIGRATION.—A. very late Philadelphia Paper
contains-the following account of Emigrants
rived in that Port from the Ist of August,. 1816,
to the Ist 'of Angust,:lBl7
From England, Ireland, and Scotland 2018
Holland - 2190
France' - 128
Hamburgh andilremen 60

Total

439 G.

HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO BATH.

The' house to be occupied by the QUEEN for-
merly belonged to Sir GERARD NOEL it is on the
north-east corner of Sydney-place. It was un-
furnished when. it was taken-; preparations are
now snaking for furnishi9g it for the reception of
her MAJESTY, with more.attention to convenience
and comfort than splendor. There is not to be a
throne erected, as has been erroneously stated. The
Princess ELIZABETH will reside in the same house
with The QUEEN. The other house, belonging to
LadyDENY, is on the south-west corner ofSydney-
place. This is to be occupied by the Gentlemeo in at-
tendance and the household, except the first floor,
which is to be reserved for the PRINCE REGENT, its
case of his Royal fligheess honouring 'his Royal
Mother with a visit Orley, her stayin Bath ; it con-
sists of a' drawing-room and bed-rOom, and two
rooms "for pages, who will he in attendance ora
'the REGENT. The parlours will be reserved for
the Doke of CLARENCE, who is expected to 'ac-
company his Royal Mother and Sister. This house
• iVas neatly furnished when it was taken.
London, England, 1817-10-15

•
The Earl alhot, whO'enthlrked at Holyhead, •
at five o'clock, Wednesday, Bth instant, on bo4fil
his Maiest's yacht the IViiliam ,and Mary, arriv-•
ed in this harbour at one olock,_P. M. this
ills Lordship, on his arrival in Dublin, i‘;s re;•
ceived bY the Lord Mayor, Aldermen, Slterilfs,.j
and Commons at the city of Dublin. -His Lord-
ship, attended by a squadron of Dragoons, 'pro-
ceeded to the Castle, and the Cooled having as•l-
-senAleti at four o'crock, was introduced in form
to his Excellency Earl
.Whitworth; who received •
him bitting under the canopy' of State ima the Pre-
scire Chamber, from whence a procession was
mute in the usual state to the Connell, Chamber.
ting, Lordships commission
-a;, anti die with?, being aultoinillte!et7: to him.
L was.invested with the Collar of the
most .ilisttions Order of Saint Patrick, and re-
ceived i'Ae Sword of State from the. Earl Whit-
worth. His Excellency afterwards repaiteil to the
Presence Clunnber";aud-receivd the cntupiinieuts
of time NOuility amid other riearsons of distinction
upon his safe arrival, and taking uiuion hint the
Government of Ireland.
London, England, 1817-10-15

. •
. 4
PIUZES <4` TWENTY 'THOUSAND POUNDS
‘VIFT and Co. luost respeci folly solicit tlic:at-
L 7 tention Of their Frjends and the Public to the Scheme
of the State Lottery, which drtwitte: on :the. ,of
Next Month. It eiansist,s. otonly .7000 N.imbers (Two
'Pickets of each Number), and contains, besides other Capi-

2.... Prizes 0f... .L 20,000 Money
2 29,000 consols
2 15,000 Camels
2 5,000 Money. ,
Each of the 15,0001. Prizes, when drawn,' to have 50001.
Money in addition, tasking Two Prizes' of 20;0001-more, pre-
senting SIX PRIZES of 20,0001.! a chance unegnalled in any
former Lottery. The advantages of an early purchase will he
obvious, as the .first 7,100 Tickets draWn must all beYrizes,
and 0,700 of them will give the.holders the option of receiving
4sl, in Money, or taking a second chauce far the Capital
-yretthm. ktrain in the Wheel the last fay: of drawing...,
j."-eIA Shave' ar'e tire-7-g0,,tz.1 varietg
SWIFT and Co's Offices,
No. 11,Ponitry,. _ .tio i'ihigate High-
12, CharinA-Crcivi, Street;
where they sold, in the last 'Lottery, No. 424, a Prize of 10001.
a150,..N0, 7,9954 a Prize of 23,0001., in the preeediog 'Lottery,
and No. 2,ti3ti, a Prize of 20,00/. in the last October Lottery,
Ail in Shares.

SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS !'
ONLY. 7,1c0 'NUMBERS, • • •
NEARLY, TWO PRIZES TO ONE BLANK,
And the Chance of One Nninber At:tilting the immense Suns
of EIGHTY THOUSAND (POUNDS.
and J. SlVEWRlGlir,soiicit tile public at-
tention to the greatly improved principle of Lotteries,
which they Acre the first to establish ; whereby', with a dimi-
hUtitin in the price of the Ticket, and .an inerease in the
amount of the Money di,tributed in Prizes, the Value of the
Chance to every urchaser is very considerately enhanced.
An attentive . perusal ,of the Scheme witl show that -the
Value of each Tichet is increased LA. lGs. 5d., whereby every
Purchaser before the First Day, and up to the 3tl Deceadier,
can, .at the worst, lose only about ate Third olthe Cost,
independent of the great increased •Chancus
of
4....Przes 0f.... L. 20,000 i5....... L. 60,000

5,(4)0

.. 30,000

2

. 10;000

, 1,050

6,9=;
, (1

- -
The First-Arawn 5,000 -to have L. 5,000 Money wire.
.
TICKETS and SPIARFN for the NEW GRAND LoT.
TEItY, which will ...otunkenCe Drawing on the 7th 'NOV EM.
are Sdlit.g
.at t heir tort anate Offices, No. 37, Corn.
hill. 11, Holborn, 3, Hayinarlief. and t .11 .• Oxford-street
where N0..2,377. a Prize of 20,000 L wa, •;01(1 in Shares Last
Lottery. tether with Several minor Prizes, and Eleven Ca
pitals in the last Contract. •
London, England, 1817-10-15

DUKE AND bucuL;s.or GLOUCESTER.

ryTEACT OF. A LETTER FR9M FORT ELLIOT, THR
/EAT OF THE EARL OF ST. WaRMAiNS-,.00T.1
-On Wednesday we were ho'honred by 4 visit
from their Royal Highnesses the _ Duke anti
Di .tress of GLOUCESTER, with their party, con-
aisting of Lord VALiTORT, Colonel COTTON, Cap-
tain FOnSTER, the •AtouriT EOGECUMBE family.
the Captain of the Tigris, and other Gentlemen,
Refreshment was served tip
.to their Royal
Highnesses in the true style of ,to
hos-,
0814. Delicious grapes, brought from the
Earl of ST. GERMAIN'S lint-house, fish caught its
the Sound, soups, and-every delicacy in season,
were laid upon table. The Duke, after the
,dejeune, rode out with Lotd ST. GERMAINS over
most of the beautiful and'romantic scenery near
his Lordship's seat. Hisnoyal Highness was de-
lighted with the different viiWs. On his
.way
-ilirOuith the ancient borough of Si: Gerrnains,'the
'}tai -'was loutity cheered hy.theibv-al inhabitants.
j-re relurned their respectful behaviour with grert
politeness, and rode hare-headed through the town,
,bOvving to the :people. The hdls rang; arid the
~,Vihole, was one display of rejoicing.

VV.161 DSOR, OCT. 14.--I(e.sterd'ay morning the
QUEEN, accompanied by the princess ELIZABETH,
attended by two Ladies in waiting, rode to the
PRINCE REGENT'S cottage. This morning her
MAJESTY, and the Princess ELIZABETH, attended
by their Ladies in waiting, went to, Frogmore.:
The Princesses AUGUSTA and SOPHIA took airings
in the parks. •

Last night the PRINCE 'REGENT again visited
Covent-Garden Theatre, to see the revived play
0.-f She Stoops to Conquer: His Royal Higtmvss
was attended by Sir BENJAMINBL9porIA.I.D,
W. GORDON, and Sir WM. KRIAL.
Her MAJESTY, and the Princess ELIZAIMIT;
arrivcd in town this morning from Windsor, fir:4
return again in the afrtrnooli at tour o'cl-tr..

The wind 'ping so adverse fro►u Myer tc C
wetk , occasioned the arrival of skteca
pAckets in the hailmur of
.Boulogne crow die
former place on Thursday last.
London, England, 1817-10-15

BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED.

•
William Parker, Hawhsclou,Li, Yorkshire, merchant, from
Sept ewher 13 to NoveMbvr 1.
BAN Kituncy SUPERSEDED.

George Cook, Angel-row, liainmtrsmith, hatter.

BANKRUPTS.

. -
Thomas Burman, Dewsbury, Yorkshire, woollen-mann -
turer, to surrender October 31, November 1 and 25, at
eleven. at the Sessions House, Wakefield. -Attornies, Mr.
Heykinson, Wakefield or Dewsbury, or Messrs. 1~ fisher awl
Sudluw, Holborn.
Tlionut; Malst), Bristol, cheese-factor, October 31, Novem-
ber 1 and 25, at twelve- at the• Commercial Rooms,.
Attornies, Messrs. Laljberts, Taylor, and Deane, Gray's
Inn-square, or Mr. Coulee, Bristol.
Laivrance Rourke, Rosemary-lane, Minories, victualler, Oc-
tober 18, 28, and Novekuber 25, at .ten, at Guildhall.—
Attorney, Mr. Lyles, Castle-street, Houndsditch.
London, England, 1817-10-15

FOR ME SUM.

tir.Bot'rott,—A Printer's Devil brought me the
other day a sheet of a most admitable Work which
lam li'out publishing—and for Which, by the bye,
I take tl'is 'opportunity of soliciting a good word or
two in Ttfe SUN.—As I seldom quit my garret,
I enquired of young Nick the literary news,-.-
" Nothing strAtige, says he;—except that we are
going to publish a third edition of ARMATA, with
additions and alteriftions." " Oh, Abet), says 1, it
is not a nWitile-lisgOto a revised and.cor-
rected' edition, with aPi Abe original el rors in the
cOnt cxt 1" " Lord love replied Nick, it is al-
most spick aud span a u...w thing of his Lord-
ship's ;--but I must be off, Master PETER ; and-
:you must be stuart with your copy, or we shall be
till at a stand."—So away went Nick :—and in un-
folding his parcel, what should 1 find its envelope
to be, but a pioof-sheet of this actuaI.ARMATA ?
1 thought you would like it for an odd column
so here it is.—l suspect it is intended to come in
somewhere in the Gist chapter of the Second
Van ;—but your Readers may amuse themselves
with finding " its sticking place."

Sir;

Your very obedient Servant,

PETER PATCH.
London, England, 1817-10-15

SAVINGS BANKS.

she -sui4;..*ct of gaulis for Savings Las attracted
The attention of the Legislature. The highly
Variant advantages resulting from such itistitit-
Itions are rendered peifectly easy and practicable
by
.fitt. Act Of
,-Parliament: lately passed for their
encoilriLferOlt.
'The .Ict provides lbat no Person engaged in the direction
'or snperinteniftice, , shall receive any benefit or advantage
'whatever, consetittently S'ecutes the services of such, and
tsach or:Iv, ai are infhwileeil by tire most benevolent motives
,the advantage of tki depaSittitS: -

.LVery Orton Who is cousidereil a,proper object for the be-
of the .Let, may dePosit 10C1. the first year, and 501.
every sitsetiftent year, at four per cent. *iris componnil in-
terest, to come;ence as toots as the snail snot of Its. Gd. is
deposited,
They will lia-ve Ga7e-rfrnicnt s<=curity with Ont fluctuation
in tee capital,' nosier the directieti of Gentleomn of the first
respisctability. . .
DeitOsitors will have in their •oitn possession a Book with
the'acT,;unt of the niOney they have deposited, and will he at
liberty to. withdraw the sums lodged by Unlit orally par't
thereof, as thyy shall find occasion to di) so front time to.
time.

As an encourazeriterit to Frieodly Societies or Sick Clubs,
tf►e Act allows such Societies to place any portiorl of theii
funds in these Institutions.

Table spewing the. produce of weekly 'Snips at Compound
. Interest, at 41, per cent.
!s. per week. Is. per weili.
Amount in 5 years, 1..14, 1 7 L. 28 3 3
1), in 10 years, 31 4 3 Ei2 8 7
Do, it) 15 years, 52 i 5 104 2 6
Do. in 20 years, 77 8 6 • 154 16 10
.; . 33. per week. 4s. Per week.
Amount in 5 years, L. 42 4 10 ,L.:56 6 6
Do. in 10,years, 93 12 10 . 124 17 3
Du, - in 15 years', 156 3 9 ; 203 5 0
De. in 29 years, 232 5 3 ...". 309 15 9

NVe are happy to hear, .that,- in less than a
week, upwards of gOlll. have been invested in the
newly established Savings Bank, at Harewond,
near ,this • place. Our excellent Representative,
Lord Lascelles, takes a lively interest in the ex-
tension of .these Useful' institutions. At
the meeting for the Divis:on of Claro, held at
Knaftsbro', on Wednesday, his Lordship was
callel to the chair, and delivered his sentiments
on
.the great national importance, as well. aS pnblie
arid private utility, of an establishment which ett-
atged the industrious frugal labourer and mechanic
to invest the Overplus of his earnings, in his days
of health and Nigimr, upnwiteturity that cannot
tail- when ill health or old age May come upon
him.. A Savings Bank, at Knaresbro', was ,un,
anitnously agreed upon, with branches at %%realer-
by and other places; His Lordship was chosen
Pmesident of the Institution. The meeting com-
bined the chief characters of rank and respecta-
bility in..the Wapentake :—the Earl of Harewood,
Lord Stourton,•Lord Grantham, Sir T. T. Slings-
by, &C.. &c. We understand Mr. Collins- was
elected Treasurer.—(Leedslniellige,icer, Oct. 13.)
London, England, 1817-10-15

Dublin Castle, October 10, 1817 .

This at three o'clock, . the Earl:Whit-
worth, lste Lord Lieutenant of Inland,_ left the
Castle, in order to evlbark on board his Majesty's
yacht the William :and Mary, on his morn to
England. _

His ENcellency Earl Talbot' Lord Lieutenant,
anti Gail Whitworth, went together front the
Castle in the state coach, proceeded by the lead-
ing enriches, in which were the Olfieursinf State,
to the South Wall, where the yaelis lay. :They
were escorted by a` sivadron of dragoons, and at-
tended by it great olitither of the nobility and per-
sons of distinction, the Lord Mayor, Sheriff's, Seve-
ral Ore Aldermen and principal Citizens in_their
carriages, . followeil by a concourse of. people to
the water side, The streets were lined by the re-
gime.ots of infantry,i-in Dublin duty. The riqatl
%Wit worth received every demonstration of respect
in passing through the streets, trout the people,
%%ilk) testified their regard by repetired wishes for
his w-elfafe. and sale return to -England:
London, England, 1817-12-27

" M. Duvergeur de Ilanraune moved die ado!)

tion of the Bth Article of the original Projet, by
which the deposit of a work was considered a.
publication, instead of the Article reempmended
by the Committee as an Amendment, by which
the Author is not to be responsible for a work
seized within three days after the deposit, and be-

fore publication or circulation.
" The Count Iteuguot moved the pre% iong cries•
Lion on the Articles proposed by the Committee,
and then to leave out of the Article of the PHet
making a simple deposit equivalent to a pub-
lication.

" M. de Villele supported this proposition with
the addition of an amendment, "rhßt no one
shall be, prosecuted except for a published work ;
the circulation of the whole or part of- the 'Not k
to be consid.cred a publicivtion.'
" After some further discussion, the Articles
proposed by the Committee were :ejected by a
large majority by means of the previous question.
A great number 4 voices called for the vote
upon the amendments of MM. Villele and Beug-
not.—Great agitation prevailed.
The previonsquestion Was called for, but, on
being put, was negatived.

" itttelryted 14,:41;, t
terrupted by contiOnal cries of to the -% oft.
" Ttle l'resident eonstilted th'e a:seinhly Oa tbg
amendment of 111:11. Vinci,. and ii!t!gnot.

first scrlititiv ‘Vas (IWO-A till. -
" Cries of Appel Nomiti.il. •
A'secood si;rotioy took place',
" l'resident—Tlie an totimeot is reieet4
The Alembers of both extremities called
out for the Appel Nominal.
" A great part of the Assembly rose; severol
%vent out.

" A nninber of yokes —The sitting lfas not
,lourned7-51►nt the doors—Places, Places-410
Appel Nominal.
" it was again declared from the Chair, that
the arnendnient was. rejected.
" Louder cries for the Appel Noturnal.

_ .
11. Bourdeau, Secretary, said, the decision
was pronounced, and there was no cause for dig
Appel Nominal.
" Cries of Appel Nominal began again with
greater violence. The greatest tumult prevailed'

" AT. Al. de Llitttefenille and liatirdeau
eropted to eptak, but tb.vir voices were lost ill

e noise.

' Tl:e President, at length, pr it to the Chattv
ber, which decided for the Appel Nominal, by

to-morrow; to•iuot`
London, England, 1817-12-27

I'APERS.

BRUSSELS, DEC. 0.-Mr. Harris, tiritish
vocate-General, lately arrived here from the Head-
quarters at Cambray, is it appears, in order to
he present at the pleadings in the case of the
Duke of Wellington against Deboscher. This
aff,;ir, which some people connect with Political
considerations, excites much interest.

HAAKLEM, DEc.2l..—The latest accounts froM
Java are of the 16th of Attenst. Their Exec Hen,
cies the Commissioners, General Blom and the
Governor-General, had proceeded on the 21st Jnly
upon their tour in the interior, and Were at Sa•
marang ; the la• to was accompanied by his
wife Every thing was arranged Willi" the 1111-
ti,h Ciivil Officers, who had all (pitted the
island. All the expected transports with troops
had arrived, except thin Selima. and iht An-
gnsta. The Waterloo and the Coluthbus had
siilecl to•Samaratig and -Sonrabaytt; at the !alter
'place was his Excellency the Commissioner-Gene-
ral, Admiral Buyskes, ready to go to Amboyna.
News had been received at Java that every thing
was tranquil in the Molncea Islands ; it ~as stnteel,
however, !ha! the spice plantations had sitlfered
severely by the, cutting down of clove trees The
ships of war that had n9t yet arrived were the
Admiral Tromp or the line, the Wilhelmina fri
gate, and the Et tulyagt corvette.
Low an ELBE, DEC. iO.-•—•'The marriage of his
Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge with the
P7inyess • Alivista, 'daughter to the.• Landgrave
Frederick of
.llesse Cassel, brother of the Elector,

has been solemnly arra-ng.ed on both sides, and
the all►robation required from London is already
arrived. The marriage is to tike phve as soon as
the mout wing tor the Princes• Cha:lotte is over.
London, England, 1817-12-27

NEWSPAPF.RS.

The Bristol Journal, in allusion to the unwar-
rantable liberty taken at Past-Offices in the coun-
try with Newspapers, says,—" We can ourselves
‘vitli truth assert, that scarcely a week passes
that we hare not complaints of the irregular or
non-delivery of papers put into our own Post-
Office, and which, we verily believe, are
vert' el.ewl►ere. 'lite last time we were travel-

lin: westward, we witnessed a postman slip the
frank of a Newspaver, and con over its contents
at the barber's shop. We have witnessed also
Ptovincial Papers hod upon the table of a news-
room, in a large ,vatering place, not 70 miles
from hence, directed by the New paper Proprietor

.. .. . . .
. .
to his friends, who had taken up their temporary
residence there, and whose prop rty was thus
eonrerted to the use of the public at 1ar,,,e."

A violent Election is expected in Chester.—
Many (:f the friends of Sir J. GREY EGERTON are
desitons of his continuing to repte3ent that city ;
and they meet dt a public dinner on londay—
Colonel IlAaNsTom, President. The other Candi-
dates are Lord BELGuave and Sir SAMUEL

The Representation of the City of Hereford
will be contested, when a Dissnlntion of Parlia-
ment takes place.—Col. S 1 Nouns and Mr. Scu-
netmottg, the present Members, have announced
their intention of offering themselves again, and
the Hon. Colonel Cocas has also declated himself

a Candidate.
An active canvass of the Freeholders of the
County of Lincoln is now carrying on by all the
three Candidates for the honour of representing
it in the next Parliainent.
The Earl of Li V Lt Poor., attended by Colonel
Ji.:tixttssost, passed through this town last week
the late hour of his Lordship's arrival on Well-
nesday.evening, and the early ;lour of his depar-
ture the next day, unfortunately prevented his
visiting any of the principal manufactories. One
of our Magistrates, however, introduced his Lord-
ship to two small but very ingenious esrablish-
ments for manufacturing binton-shawks and
motdds, and endeavoured to itopFelki his mind
with the -incalculable advantage it would be to
the town were the fashion of Wearing metal but-
tons and buckles again revived. As soon as his
Lordship had received his letters front the post-
office, he left the Royal Hotel for London.—
(Birmingham Paper.)
A cause was 'lost the others day, in ope of the
Coot is in the City, fro:n the inortint anti care-
less manner in which two bills of sale of parts of
a ship had been made out—by some private igdi-
vidttals not bred to the Law 1
London, England, 1817-12-27

THE SUN.

bOLEM QiTIS DICERE FALSUM •AUIEAT ?

LONDON,
SATURDAY, bECEMBEII 27. 1817.

We are happy in being enabled to state t tier

the Produce of the Revenue from the 10th October

to the 26th Dece►uber, 1817, is higher than the

Produce of the Revenue for the corresponding

period last year by 611,263/. As in the period

of 1816 the Receipt upon the General Articles

of E%cise is not included, nor of the Stamp

ties fur the last week, the reeript upon these 13a-

1, aces of Revenue will not be pail into the Mxhe-

qutr, 09 account of the holidays, till the subse•

(pent %yea, therefore, from the above increase

must he de3octed the suui of about 320,6941

leaving the actual increase 290,669/.

At a late hour this day we received the P.iris
Papers of Tuesday and Wednesday last. The tul-

owing are extracts

"CHAMBER OF PEERS, Dec. 22.
" The Keeper of the Seals, Minister of Yos

rice, accompanied by the Councilbir of S:ate, the
Count Simeon, presented to the Chamber a Projet
of LAW respecting the Journals, aeopted the 20th
instant, by the Chamber of Deputies. .

" It was ordered for examination in- the
reaux, 'and to be dkcusstd in the Chamber to-wnr

OW.

" CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, Dcc. 22.

" t'le reatiitsg of the Proces-Verbal of the

ast Sitting►,

" Pict tool: an objection, that the Proje
agreed to respecting the Journals was there con

si.erud as a Law, ►►hiclh was not the intuntioh u

the Chamber in the vote then given, but merely to
separate it from the general l'rojet of kvhich
formed a part. He moved, Therefore, to strike
out the words considered as a law.

" Upon this proposition the previous question
was moved, and, after some discussion, agreed to.
" On the Order of the Day for the discussion
of the Projet respecting the provisional collection
of 6-I2ths of the taxes,

" M. Casimir Perrier expressed a hope that

would be the last time they should be called upon

o agree to such a measure.

" After a long discussion, an amendment, line

ing the Projet to four mouths, was negatived,
and the Ist and 2d Articles agreed to. The 3d
Article was amended by increasing the amount of
credit to the Minister of Finance to 200,000,000.
francs.—The whole Projet was then agreed to by
a majority of 211 to 5.
" The discussion on the Projet respecting tl►o
Press was resumed.
London, England, 1817-12-27

CHANGES.

Lord Rossmire, at Cheltenham, from Ireland; Mr. and Mrs.
Chethato Strode, from South Hill Park, to %Vey-mouth; Mr.,
obt. Grosvenor, al Cherlionrgh, from LineoluShire; George
Collins Pnori,E,sq. from Park-lane, to Grove, near Hyde, Isle
of Night; James John Farquharson, Esq. from Cottistocii,
near Dorchester, to Langton Rouse; near Blandford, Dorset ;
the Earl a ;t1 Countess of Resborough hare left for Althurpe,
dp a visit to Earl and Comttess Spencer ; Earl-and Countess
Stanhope, at their house, Clevt ning Tall, Kent., front Pat ;
the Earl of fleacchamft, to his seat, Maderstleld, from a
tour; Lady *Georgiana Pratt, on a visit to Earl and Countess
Spencer, at Aitharpe.
London, England, 1817-03-06

Vitt Int stfl4.

• .

" When the tOar; ADVOCATE of geotlatid came
" forward the night,With his precious, 4-
" billine leaf, his copy.of the Glasgow oath, what
" transpired in tbc debate, but :that Government
f' knew of the alleged conspiracyin that town as
" well as in London, that it had entered their
" meeting and arrested whom it pleased, and OA
" that oath itself might irate been sufficiently and
" severely punished by the.ekisting laws.''-L--(Vide
ETa►niner, 111orch 2.)
r . • . _ . _

Mr. Itnyroe,---4 have been a subscriber to your
I' per from its origin. anti, baee continued tny
support of it to tbe present 'moment, because,
amidst all time cbanges_and :chances which have

uce occurred, I have found it to be consistept

in support of the principles on which it coru•
meneed its career, viz. those of the immortal
WILLIAN PITT. Your comments on the Morning
Chronicle every day prove that you are animated
by politiaal heroism, as it is the leading Pap& of
Opposition, as it.
_styles Pself: But you seen;
wholly to overlook a More daring and yet a more
insidious enemy, not of Ministers merely, bitt of
Government. You should be a da'i.ly Issurniuer of
,a weekly one, and resolutely Hunt out those
noxious animals Who call themselves Patriots ttn.€l

Reformers, By the way,. I conceive- that, the
Bristol Hunt, or who may rather be called the
Common Hunt, %vithout any dispacagement to a re-
spectable civic officer of that designation, is dis-
clai►ued by certain Examiuers, who, if they were
to be resolutely aumined by yonr able and spirited
pen, wciuld be found to have a stronger resemblance

thaii merely in name, as their prineiples,and views
seem to be of the same dangetoos character. 1

hcrefore advise you to shoe son►e lenity towards

he ►l7orning Chronicle fur a(I or two, aryl tort
,•oor attention towards Examiners, who intim

merit something more severe than the sttictut es
of yoar patriotic and consistent Journal.
London, England, 1817-03-06

OLD SILVER COINAGE.

rilOß.the accommotlation of those who have by
them 01,i Shillings and Sixpences with the Impression
no, taken at the full Value, or those refused and cut by the
Inspectors- for changing the Old for New, INQRAM,. at his
Warehouse, 30, CITY ROAD, Finsbnry-square, still conti-
fines to tithe them on the most liberal Terms; like Wise French
Silver at the following
•Rate :—Sixpences sth Shillings 10,1,
and Half-Crowns es. ad. for the Best and Cbeapest.,Hosiery,
Gloves, Haberdashery, Lace, Flannel's, Stays,.
Child lied Lint p, Pelisse, Corset, and Dress4aking; Chil-
dren's Shoes, Straw-, Sable, and Seal Hats, Furs. All kinds.
of Fancy and , Windsor Soaps &c. &c. full. 20 per cent.
cheaper than any other Warehouse in London, WhOlesale,
Retail, and for Exportation.,Country Shopkeepers supplied.
London, England, 1817-03-06

THE PRINCE REGENT'S COURT.

Yesterday the Pitt.scE REGENT held a Court at
Carlton-house. (Rs Royal Highness was attend-
ed by the Cabinet Ministers, the Lord Steward,
the Groom,nl. die Scale, the Comptroller of the
Household, the Captain of the. Yeotuan of the
Guard, the Silver Stick in wa:ting. Lord Boston
in waiting, Sir. Keppel, Groom in wak-
ing, the State Page, ,&e. zkv.
Deputation of the R.meficsd Clergy .of Lon-
don and Westinitister, having artived in proces-
sion front the of London's house in St.
Joines's-scpitue at three o'cloeli, preceded by the
two Vergers of st. Paul's Cathedral, they were
introduced by Lord George Beresford,.the Comp,,
troller of the 110asehold,. and two .Gentluntelu
UsitetS in' waiting, to the Regent, on his Throne,
who.enis dressed itt, bitt.e and gold embroidery,w ith
his Orders.

The Address was. read by t!ic Bishop of Lon-
don: to which the Regalia was pleased to return
„ most irinrcions AaSkver. Aiming those who ac-
companied, the Bishop wen,—
The lion. and Rev. Dr. Wellesley, and the Chapter of
Pattlis, the ri.hdeacob of London, Dr: tiolnie_h. • the Sub-Dean
of the Chapel Royal, Dr. Fly, Dr. Amlrews, Dr. thil•ittg. the
Rev. Mr. Beckwith, the net Mr. Webb, the Buy. Mr. Smi.
glers,_ the it r. fir. Peulderli the Itcy. Mr. Gurney, &c.
the whole 'amounting to about fifty. -
The Archdeacons and Doctors had the honour to
kiss the Prince 'Regent's band.
After his Royal Highness had reeived this .Ad-
dress-, he retired to his Closet, where- a Depoill-
000' fronv the three depoininations of Dissenting
'Ministers were introduced by LotiL.Gonge Be-
restord, the Comptroller of the household,- and
the two Ge;rtleinen Ushers in NVaiting to the
Prince Regent , when an Address of Congratulation
to his Royal 11i'r,huess opon the sante subject, his
Royal Highness's escape from the attack of
the mob in St'. James's-park, was most impres-
sively read by the Rev.,lllr. Clayton, senior.
Royal Highness was pleased to return a
most gracious and approptiate Answer.
The Prince-Regent gave audiences to Viscount
Sidinouth and the Jtidge•Advocate-General, who
laid before li.is‘Royal lighness th'e proceedings
of ;tome Courts Martial, and took his ROyal High-
ness's commands upon them.