The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-05 00:00:00

MONDAY, APRIL 5, 1819.

ROYAL ACADEMY, .SOMERSET-HOUSE.
7cOTIOE he'reb gkieii. that the. EXHIBI-
TION WILL OPEN on MONDAY, the 3d of MAY
NEXT. The Artists are desired to send their several PER-
FORMANCES, properly framed, with their Destriptious,
and the Names of the Portraits, for insertion in' the Cata-
logue, THIS DAY, or by Six o'clock TO-MORROW EVLN-
ING, aftt,r. which time none will be received.
No Artist is to send more than tight Pictures, nor more
than Eight Drawings, no Miniature can be allowed a place
unless in a Frame of Moderate bimensions; nor Call a
COPY be admitted.

The Royal Acailt my w•il! take every possible care of Works
entrusted to them, but cannot hold themselves responsinle in
cases of Accident.

HENRY HOWARD, R.A. Secretqry.

MR. WES.P'S "EXHIBITION.
THE GR EAT PICT UAL DEATH on the
PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S
FIRST NE.iMON, PAUL and BARNABAS RECEIVING
the kiENTILES, the BRAZEN SERPENT, the CRUCI-
FIXION of our SAVIOUR, with other PICTURES and
SKETCHES, are now EXHIBITING, under the immediate
PatrOnare of his Royal Ht4hness the Prince Regent, at
N 0.125, PALL-MALL, near .Cariton-House, ercry day from
Ten WI Fire.

By Order; CHARLES SMART, Sec.

AGAIN —CAR [TOLL has Sold the .LUghelt
.Prize in the Lottcry !! Carroli has to boast of the usual
success which always atrtnds his Oilices. N 0.706, a Prize of
Twenty Thousand Guineas, and the _Highest Prize which the
Lottery contained, was sold by hint in One Half and Eight.
Sixteenths; aka No. 1929, a Prize of 5001. and Nos. 5233,
6209,.3647, Prizes of 2001 each, were Sold by bins in
Shales; and the 'fortunate possessors may receive their mo-
ney on demand, at No. 19, Cornhill, and 26, Oxforil-street..
Tickets and Shares fur a New Lutiery will he on sale in a few
days.

This Day was published,
By Mr. EGERToN, Whitehall, price 3s. Gd.
THE AU! t-lU,ir,t J UNIUS dscert !lined, from
direct Prows, and a Concatenation of Circumstances,
.:inounting to Moral Demonstration. A-Nest• Edition, with a
Postscript, cvi nci rig that Boyd wrote Junius, and nut. Francis.
By (Aolttik. CHALMERS, F.R.S. S.A.

•
MONEY to the Anioulit of a Million is ready
to he advanced, upon Mortgage of Freehold Estates
England, or log les secured on Property in aliy part
of tin. United Kingdom, for which from In to 12 years pur-
chase will he gis tn; also Alpo') Lite Interest, arising from
Wills, Mai riagu Setticnrents, Widows' Jointures, Moire) in
the Funsis, Cithrcli Livings, and upon eligible personal secu-
rity; alto in the purchase of Reversions and Post Obit Bonds.
Matters of magnitude prom red, and promptitude and secrecy
invariably observed.

• ppi), per,onally, between Nine and Five, or by Letter,
to the Diiector of the National Bank, No. 8, Lower John-
street, '(.*olden-square.

VISSENCE of SHRIMPS, a new and superior 4
SAGGE for Fltin, equ4i in strength to k.;,setice of
Anchovies, lint far excelling it in flavour, and Ills the ad-
vantage of nut turning. rancid. The imniense demand. tor it
is a convincing- proof ut the estimation it is huh] in by those
who have tried it. The Proprietors' flatter themselves, dust
wilerevor itis once used, it will obtain a pre-eminence ravel
all other Sauces t.n

Made hy,C.Dioniure arid Son ; and soW,by I'. Powell and Son.
111, - Corner of "1-latton-giroin. The Public
kre respectfully requested :0 each liottkt. iuo;
the signatine of C. Dinaunc ; not, otlier is
nine ; this,eittthou is necessary, as there is a spurious arti-
cle now on sole.

SOCIETY i'OR ,PROMOTING THE FTN7.;IIIC:EM EMT'
AND BUILDINO OF CHURCHES AND CHAPELS.
WITH the LIST of SUBSCRIPTIONS
-T I lately received, the COMMITTEE have ruttch plrA-

sure in presenting to the Public an account of t he appropriation
of a part of the Funds placed at its disposal, convinced that
nothing will more effectually encourage support to the So--
ciety, than an assurance -that the Sums already contributed
have been beneficially applied. • .
The Grant made by the Legislature has provided for addi-
tional Churches in places requiring assistance beyond the
power of this Society to afford, but has left a wide field for
the useful application of the liberality of its Supporters,
-The want of Church Room in the larger Parishes, to correct.
which the Parliamentary Grant is devoted, is riot perhaps
_greater in extent or, more injurious in its consequences than
1 the want of Church Room in ether places, which-can only be
supping] by local exertion, encouraged and assisted by this
Such IY::''S . --
All, therefore, who feel the importance of the object of the
Society, and may have been discouraged from contributing to
its Funds,- by an apprehension that little good' would result
from the exertion of its limited powers, will, no doubt, cheer-
fully give it their support, when they observe how much has
been done by the small Stim already supplied.
Applications hare been received from 125 Places; of these
46 Cases have been considered, to :39 of which, Grants of va-
rious Sums have been made, amounting to 11,3671. by which
additional accommodation blis been given to 14,161 persons;
10,200 of them being in free and unappropriated Sittings.
The remaining Applications will be' determined upon_l/
he Society so soon as the Applicants shall have furnished the
• Donations. 1 sutiZal.

Tract StvnNprn---.

TaE,

[From the Quebec Gazettes -to She 31st January.]

PROVINCIAL PARLIANIENT OF LOW.gri CANADA,

LEGISLATIVE COUNC:I., TtrEsnAY, Jan 4a, 19!9.
This day, at two o'clock, thi! 11',15e went tip .to
the Gast le, of Saint Lewis, and itreseot,,d fic fol-
lowing Addryss, in answer to his Grace's Sepeech
at the opening of the• Session
To his Grace CHatthEs Duke of. IticliatoNo, LtfstNox and
ALIMONY, Ksight of the Most Noble Crder of the Garter,
Captain-General a,id Governor-in-Chief in and met the
Provinces of Lower Canada, tipper Canada, Mira Scotia,
New Brunswick, and their several dependences, Vice-
Adiniral of the same, General and Commander of all his
Majesty's Forces in the said Provinces of Lower Canada,
Upper Canada,- Nora !scotja, New Brunswick,- and their
several dependeociis, and in the Islands of N.-whmOdland,
Prince Edward, C.ipe Breton, and Bektuada, &e.
' hint ri PLEASE VoUR GRACE,
We; his Majesty's dutifui and loyal subjects, the Legislative
Council of Lower Canada, in Provincial Parliament assembled,
beg leave to return yonr Grace our humble thanks for your,
Speech from the Throne. • •
After testifyinglo your Grace our sorrow- on receiving tte
melancholy intelligence of the death of her Majesty, our late
revered Queen, whose conduct has for so many years made
her an ornament to the high station she filled; and our rc-

specs for her Majesty's atenvoT having been publicly mani-
fested by the recent prorogation ; permit us to exPress our
gratitude to his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, tor hav-
ing, in the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, been
pleased to appoint a Nobleman of your Grace's elevated Fault
and well-known political experience, as GorernorTiniChief of
the British Provinces in North America; and more particii-

lady for having confided this portion of them to your imme-
diate care; feeling such appointment to be the strongest
proof that could be‘given of his Royal HiAness's anxiety

to promote the prosperity of this Province, and an unequi-
vocal Walk of the importance attached to its connection with
the Mother-country.

Your Grace. does ;justice to the Legislative Council in'cz4
pressing confidence ow zeal, assiduity, and loyalty; and
your Gi'ace may rrl 'upon oar codear,mrs to rob-lute, by our
labours, the best interests of this favoured Province, inse-

:ptrably connected, as your Grace so justly observes. with

those of the ;Mother Cali-lit-3', and the honour of his 'Alajesty's
Crown. and Government; and we respecttnily your

Grace for the assurance of your most *cordi,tl sup oit un.l as.
sistance in the progress of thoselabours..- - •
We shall receive with respect and•attention, soh `:des-•
!Nee' as your Grace shall f:om time to tune think proper to
address to us. •

We avail ourselves of this occasion, to thank your Grace
particularly for the expression of. your earnest desire to pro- ^
mote, to the utmost of your power, the prosperity of this
rising Colony; and we trust nothing will interrupt that
union in our proceedings, which alone can produce results sa-
tisfactory and beneficial to the interests of his Maji.isty's Pea•
ple and Government '
To which Ilk Grace the Goverpor-in-Chief %vas
pleased to make the follotrikig Answer

Gentlemen of the Legislative Council;.
The respectful manner in which you have testified your
sorrow on receiving the inelancloily intelligence of the death
of her Majesty, one late revered Queen, Cauntf fail of hei:cg
iicceptable to his Royal Highnesr the Prince Regent, and fo'r
which my warmest acknowledgments are due.
The terms in w'lch you have been pleased to convey to me
your good opinion are very flatteripg; I trust to merit the
continuance of it, by, equally fr(4ll duty and inclination,
fulfilling his Royal Highness the Prince Regent's' commando.,
in promoting, to the best of my power, the prolperity of this
rising Colony.