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The Sun.
London, England, 1817-04-24

lan4-and. iither property, lie recommends, how-
ever, to them not to neglect, both for their own
good and that of the State, the schools and es-
tablishments of instruction.

TALIAA is now at Lisle, and from thence will
proceed to Brussels ; from Brussels he will repair
to London, where he will give readings of French
Verses and English Poetry. The price of adniis-
sion will be two gainers for each person. All the
places are already taken for the two first exhibi-
tions.—(Noniteur.)
London, England, 1817-04-24

FASHIONABLE AIIAtIVALs.

The Baron de Berstett, Minister Plenipotentiary of the
Grand Duke of Baden, to the Diet of Frankfort, at the Pul-
leneyflotel ; the Marquis of Exeter, General and Mrs. Mit-
chell, Sir Charles Halket, Bart. the Earl and Countess of
Darlington, Lord and Lady Nugent, Sir George „Ind Lady
Nugent, Mr. and Lady Fleming, Lord and Lady Bolton, Co-
lonel and Mrs. -Morland, General WO, Sir Thomas and Lady.
Duckworth, General Campbell, Sir John Salosbitry, Dart
Lady S►uith, Sir George Pigott, Dart. Ckarles Manners, L'El
Lord T. Cecil, Sir EdreaCil Neigle, Bart., Mr. Barrow, Cap-
.tain Douglas, Sir Robert and Lady Kemeys, from Lauded-
House, Glatuorganshire, to Pens.one's

Tile SOLAR ScoTs.—Since the commencement
of the present year, these have been, feWer in
'number; less in magnitude, and less subjected to
sudden changes in their form and position, than
they *ere during the summer, antumn, stud winter
of last year.: There areitt present only three vii
ide ; two Of these are very small, and are situate
near the upper litho of the sun, nearly in a line
parallel with the ltorizon ; the third is much larger
than either of the others, and is situate in the
eqUaterial region, but has passed the sun's centre.

The oak planted in June last, in the grounds of
Colonel RIDDLE; at Cumbray, near Cheltenham,
which is distinguished by the name of the
Waterloo Oak," grows strong and vigorous,
and the Colonel is about to erect an obelisk on
the spot, to point out to futurity the circumstances
connected with the planting of it.
Joseph Allen, a respectable farmer, was con-
victed at the Chester Assizes, after a trial which
lasted five hours, for uttering forged notes of the
dank of anglautl, and received sentence of Death,
London, England, 1817-06-11

4' U Z
Li. t.

VIAtiES
ON tkeDEATlloft4e Right Hun. WILLIANI
By Mr. Horn, corm: only called the Ettrich Shepherd.

Am! nrt thou departed, ere yet from the field
'the tidings of glory are borne
0 aft thou departed, our bulwark, one
And live I thy exit to mourn!
Our LOtintry's horizon for ever is sham
Of a splendour that stedfastly shone,
The darkness is shed, and the storm gone forth ;
Our Sun and our Moon have both dropp'J to the earth ;
The child of the !nighty is come to the birth,
But the strength of the parent is gone !

0 Pirr! I may wail thee, and rail without blame!
For here cannot party deride. •
"Iwas in the lone wild I first heard of thy name,
With Nature aloe fir my guide ; •
That taught me to ::% e boast and my pride,
Front thence' thou halt been, and shalt be.
I read, and I wondered—but still I read on t
My bosom heaved high 'with an ardour unknown,
But 1 found it congenial in all
,with thy own,
411111 I took up my rest under thee.
I wondered when Senators sternly expres4ed
Disgust at each motion of thiou:
For I wus As simple as hishe at the breast,

Anil their motives I c.itild nut divine.
I knew not—and still small the knowledge is mine—
Of the passions that mankind disever t
That minds there are: framed like the turbulent ocean,
That foams on its barriers with ceaseless commotion,
And the rock that stands highest, commanding devotion,
There dash iii rude billows fur ever.
-They said thou wert proud—l have pondered it long—.
I have tried thee by plummet and line—
Have Weighed in the balance the right and the wrong,
And am forced in the charge to combine.
They eall'd thee ambitions—a censure condign I
I I,new it !—I own it was true !
But it was of thy Country alone thou wert proud,
Thy ambition was all fur her glory and good ;
For these thy proud heart a w.ld torrent withstood,
Till it broke what it could not subdue,

Be hallowed thy monary, Illustrious Shade!
A shepherd can ill understand,
But he wens that as clear and unbiassed a head,
As clean and less sordid a hand,
Or a heart more untainted did never command
The wealth of a nation on earth ;
And be knows, that long hence, %%hen his head's law as thine,
That the good and the great, and the brave and benign,
And the lovers of Country and King will encibine,
To hallow the hour of thy birth.
London, England, 1817-04-23

Thla Day want publiW)cdt

In 2 Vols. two. pricsi 11.45.'boards, the Sectlml Edition of
ELEMENTS nt the NATURAL HISTORY
of the ANIMAL KINGDOM ; comprising the Cha-
racters of the whole (4enera, and of the most reniatitablk
species, particularly those that are Natives of Britain ; with
the ptinctpal Circumstances of their History and Manners.
By C. STEWART,
Member of the Litinman and Wernerian Societiei.
Printed far Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
Paternoster-ruts; and Bell and Bratlfute, Edinburgh.,
London, England, 1817-04-23

THE ARMY.

'J'WENTY•FIKS'I'. LIGHT DRAGOONS.
Lieutenant WlLLtAms,late Adjutant of the2lst
Light Dragoons, has been presented ►vith a silver
Cup, value 1504. wilh a suitable inseriprion,
the Officers -of that Regiment, aceuturanitkliy
the following Letter :

• • « Loirdri 14rch 14, 1817.
" Ststo....lt is with sincere pleasaire I obey the fa:finest of
the Officers of the '2lst Light Dragoons, received by .ma
since 14 return to England leave), in preseutiug unto
you, in their name, this Cop, which they have toted to you
as a tribute of their esteem and, regard, and
.its a token of the
high siensc they entertain of the zeal, itetivity, and fidelity;
which so conspicuously mat kest your character and rondos:Lin
the discharge of your daty ite.Adjutant during the period
of ten years.--in, which sentiments lam happy in having an
oppotlultity of coneryin*. to you my must mireserved asseut,
as slitting the whole of that period f have had the hor:Ml.4d
being • with and commanding the Regiment ou it•Foteign
Station. .
The atigidy, tuild, though firm manner, in which you Coy-
tied on you several duties; Merits my approbation lind c
teem,' and no person feels R greato,loterpst, its your future
'welfare.

I am, Sir, your faithful, obedient servant,
."411014kliD PIG0:1',
•
Cal. and Lirtit:-Col. gist Light. Dragoons.
Tu Lteut. W. st Light Dragoons."
London, England, 1817-04-23

' the levelling ayatem, on the ether, aid to preothee
by wise 4eliberatiou a artem of legislation adapt,.
(ti to the tittles.: t )4,4. •
Csssel, APRIL l 2 e affair of Mr. 14 oft-
,
111a1111 is now arranged to entirely to his satisfac-
tion, that nothing more will probably l4e men-
tioned about it in the Diet. The linni of money
which he paid for one of the estatit-of the old
Teutonic Order will be repaid him ; he keeps the
estate on An hereditary lease, and pays for it an
animal sum, not exceeding the interest of the pur-
chase-muney. , .

FICTU4I4I2N-014 .411Pril 2:2, 1817.
rr"E.gammissiONEßSfor VICTU4LLING
ilisAULEsrrs ,vdry do hereby give Notice, that
on Tuesday the. tith .of )fay next, they will be ready to re-
crier Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for Two
Madrid and Filly To of CHESHIRE. BAY: SALT of the
largest grain, or Salt of equal goodness; and One Hundred
and Twenty::flee Tons of LivEßrooL, or coarsegrained
SALT, or Salt of equal goodness.
The whole to be stoue•dried to be answerable to Samples to
be produced with the Tenders, to be delivered by the' 30th
September. next, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at
Deptford : arid to he'paid for h i Ilflls payable, with Interest,
Arinetydays after date.
rhe.Conditions of Mr Contract may be seen at the Secre-
tary's Office, ai this Office, or by applying to the: i:Aiileeturs
of the
.Salt Duties at Liverpool, and at Niddlewich, in
Cheshire, respectively.

No regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price
shall not he interted'is+7 worda at length, or that sha# not
he delivered to the Board he. Are One o'Cloch on the sold
Tuesday the 6th of Mau next; nor unless the Person who
mahes the Tender, or sol.e Pers*n on his behalf attends, to
answerwhen ratted. /%)r.
London, England, 1817-04-23

NATTONA

TO THE kbi fOR OF THE, • • 7:
have been 11.'11.0 lileaseil Vert
4triking auggestionleft itptivait4'
relative to., the formation Of Cheap rireulating
Libraries int. the.nie of the 'common pee ple.- I
;;tm Convincetl,that much Of the ininiorality and
profaneness: which reign aliaingst the
.ibwer
orders', .prOceeds from that eaCinty of Muhl which
find, no useful 'employment for their tabrilties.'
We' • •
We-• have educated.the pooi• at our Schooklitit
they hate no rational and anitswig hoolti to engage
their iniudsatlionie.' Ilente tI Icy fly to debates,
on religion or politics.; and this ends too often
either in enthusitisiii or iii the One; tiOd.
seintiosi told fact too in the Other. A little gene-
' ref 'reading would he ol• ilia greate'st service to
them, It would tend to CoilipOsti And traniptillike
thvir passions, it would wiihtfrait, ' them trOus
loose aott obscene publications, and would sill).
stitute the pleastnes at the fire-side for toe games
of the ale-house.
140 w easily might this,scheme be carried into
etlect :Let a general 4iiitt authorised catalogue be
drawn up by some respectable body of indivi-
duals—let it, be submitted to the consideration of
the " Nationttl Society for the. Education of the
Poor," or to " the British and Foreign School
Society," and, let it comprise all such plain and
useful tracts and books as are fit to 'be placed in
the hands of the common people.
I doubt not we should then soon behold libra-
ries of this kind rising up in most of our populous
towns. A small, general subscription' front the
principal inhabitants would be sufficient to form
an adequate collection of books (tor the books
would not be large or expensive), and then a
small annual subscription (perhaps not more then
one shilling from each family) would be sufficient
to pay the expences of the Institution.
Indeed, Sir, I look upon this plan as every way
more practicable and expedient than that of Mr.
°WAN. It is more practicable, because it is far
less. expensive, and it is more expedient as offer-
ing less violence to the manners and habits of the
people. It is the mildest and yet the most com•
prehensive and effectual of all methods to restrain
the licentiousness of the press. It offers books.to
thobe who have none, but it prohibits no man
from reading such as he command. It is the
gentlest of all—for it takes liberty from no man,
whilst it confers moral and intellectual freedom on
the most valuable, because the most numerous
class of the community —I remain','
Your humble Servant,
A CONSTANT itLADER.
London, England, 1817-04-23

GUILDHALL, Arms. 19.

DUKR,OF MONTELLANO V. CHEMIN;
This action was brought by Count Fenian Nu-
nez, the Spanish Ambassador, -against she Ale.
fendant, a respectable merchant 'in• the city, for
money had and received by the defendant, on the
plaintifi's account.
On the part of the defendant. it-was proved,
that he was in advance on the plaintiff's account
to a much larger-amonnt than the sum annglit to
be recovered in the present action ; and Lord El,-
LENDOROUGW vvas Of opinifmt, that the defendant
had a' clear right to set off such advances.—Ttm
plaintiff was accordingly nonsuited.
London, England, 1817-04-23

rrhis,Day was publishes,
In 12nio. (the Second Edition) price 4s. Gd• bound,

- -
GL OURAPHY fur YOUTH, allaßted to, the
different CIASSES of LEARNERS.

By the Rev: 30J-1N lIARTLEY.
This Work is constructed topiin a plan entirely new; and
comprises a great mass of informalion, compressed into
narrow compass, and stated in ti way, eminently calculated
to rivet it in the memory of the learner. observations arc
occasionally added, fpr the nie of raore advanced pupils ;
and questions for examination are placed at the foot of each
page:
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, aml Broi%o,
Paternoster-row.
London, England, 1817-04-23

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 23, 1817.

HORNE;BY and Co.: respectfully acquaint the
Public,;that the STATE LOTTERY he;ins Drawing
the 80th THIS MONTH.—TICKETS and SHAKES are sell-
ing at the following low prices i-;-•
Tickets L.lB 19s.
Ha1ve5......:1L.9 19 0 Eighths . L. 2 11 6
I
Quarters 5 1 0 Sixteenths..... 1 6 0
Each Ticket is worth 141., .so that the Adventurer has a
Chance of obtaining either of the: Four 20,0001.' besides 98
other Capital Prizes, at the trifling risk of 41;195., which
fpr many Lotteries paste 131, 19s. must have been
Schemes at large (gratis) may he had at the'old•established
Othce of HOItNSBY and Co. Stock-Brokers, 26, Cornhill,

NEXT WEDNESDAY.
TBigi reminds his Friends that the LOT,
. TERY is on the Eve of Drawing, and requests those
who have not yet purchased, to call before WEDNESDAY
NEXT. T. B. has already given his opinion so fully on the
merits of the Salerno, that it would be superfluous at present
to say more, than that the advantages are far beyond those
in any prtceeding Lottery whatever A whole Ticket is now
wily Eighteen Guineas, and a Six:conth only Twenty•six
Shillings ; and u Purchaser of Oats Ticket may gain by that
Number a 510,0001. Prize in this and a /5,0001. in the next
Lott er y..
TICKETS and !if-IMM Fun selling at 'l'. BIM-Vs Offices,
4, Coruhill, and. 9, Charing; Cross, who, in the last Lottery
Contract. :,.aeld Thirty Capitals*, hoiag '(As usual} greater in
number and amount than those so:d at all the other Ot/ii.C3.
London, England, 1817-02-21

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Poformed Last Night.
Dauov-Lara.--Othello : Othello, Mr. Kean ; !ago, Mr.
Booth; Desdernona, Mrs. Bartley. After which, Patrick's
Return, and Ile Follies of a Day.
COVENT-GARDEN.—Guy Mannering : Henry Bertram, Mr.
Sinclair; Lucy. Bertram, Miss Stephens. After which, Au-
rora, and The Forest of Bondy.

MAILS.
ARRIVED.-1 Hamburg!), I Flanders, I Dublin. DUE--1 Lis.
bun, 1 Hulland, 3 Guttetiburgli, 6 Hailiburgh, 1 Guern.
sey and Jersey, I Waterford.
London, England, 1817-02-19

EAST INDIA lIOI7SE, Feb. 6, 1817.

TIIE couit'r of DIRECTORS of the UNIT-
ED COMPANY of MEItCOANTS u 1 ENGLAND trus.le
in; to the EAST INDift, do hereby i;ire Notice,.

That a GESER.IL COURT of tin: said CONIPANY will be
held at their Home in Leadenhall7street, on TiIIIItSDAY,
the soil► frist:.int, at Ele►•en o'Cloek in tie Forenoon, for
the purpoie of contiuning the Consideration of the following
Proposition, viz.:—
" That the Court of Directors he requested to take into
their consideration the nature of the, Company's Institution
at Hoileybury, and how,far it has answered, or is likely on
its present Platt to answer, the ends proposed by the Itesulu-
lion of the General Court of the 28th February, 1805. And
whether in their opinion any Seminary at the Company's ex-
pence in England he now adviseable for the Civil Service;
and if so, whether an Ettablislitnent more in the nature of a
School, where Masters should attend at stated hours, having
p►oper authority for the due enforcement Of Obedience,
Leartqtnr, and Moral Conduct, would Hot be preferable to a
University or College? This Conk,, however, more espe
cially.requests the Court of Directors to consider whether the
expellee at present incurred in maintaining thy College might
not w:th great propriety be almost wholly saved, if instead of
compelling Parents to send their Sons to a particular Semi-
nary, the Court of Directors were to require of the Youths
intended fur their Civil Seri-ice in India, a certain degree of
proficiency in such Languages and Sciences as should be
deemed necessary, the same to be certified by Gentlemen of
known Learning and Ability appointed' for that purpose ?
And whether in such case it would- not be highly expedient
and economical to remove the Military Seminary from Ad-
discombe to the more commodious 'and spacious Building at
Haileybury ? And that the Court of Directors he forth' re.
quested to repok their Opinions on the different points
herein referred to them as soon as convenient, and call an
early and S?ecial General Court to receive and consider the

sapir."
London, England, 1817-02-19

son.

The Committee in the last place notices the
novel'practice of adj:mrning these meetings from
lime to time, and of tbus alarming; and agitating
the minds of all the peaceable and well-aiTected,.
This alarm' is incre4sed by the plan of nolding
vakiuns meeting at , the sane time iri different
places ; a practice which seems to.tacilitate to the
disaffected the means of accomplishing their-de-
signs, and embarrasses and distracts the civil
power, vhile even the military force must necessa-
rily be so sub-divided, that Government cantint
readily send efrectual assistance to the civil power
so as is) secure the public trAturiility.

The" Committve concludes by saying, that this
state of things cannot .he suffered. to continue
without the greatest evil ; and although it will
not anticipate any decision of Parliament as to the
measures proper to he adopfed, it feels it to be a
duty to express a decided opinion that further
provisions are necessary for the preservation of
ptiblic peace, and for the maintenance of the com-
mon welfare of all classes of the people,
The Earl of Livearoot. moved that the Report
be laid ou the table, and he taken into :considers-
lion on Friday, and that the House be summoned
for jbgt d!iy.

deuce to justify the allegatliots 1.•
e n t • thptiltlS-wt
first to be laid on the table. However respectable
the Committee was, the number • was but • very
lindted. ' The language of the Report was 'alarm-
big, hut the disaffection might only•be partial ;
and it had been always shown, that under the law
as it stood, sufficient means existed for suppress-
.itig the attempts of the disaffeeted. There were
too greater enemies of the: country. than those
'ho took occasion, front a partial disaffection,
to abridge the liberties Of the whole of the people.
The Earl of HAanownv stated,' that on this
occasion the course had been adopted which had,
under similar circumstances, been adopted on for.
liter occasions.. Lie load always toulerstood, that
one,of the objeet3 of Parliament. in referring
pets tN a cOlOnliflet: of Secrecy ova', that a greater
degree of trust 'night he ITIKINCti it),15001:a Com-
Mittee than in one constituted in the ordinary
way : and that it was to be left to 'the discretion
of the Committee whether the e%idenee ought or
ought not to be Lid on the table. In many cases
it waorohvion*, that• the production Of
,the infor-
mation on which the Report was. f`atoolcol, might
have the effect of counteracting the objects which
Parliament might have in view in adopting this
course of proceeding,
The House was ordered to be summoned fo
Friday.
London, England, 1817-08-28

PArEns,

PARES, AUG. 24.--The Count de tztipinn (.ing
of Prussia) went on Friday evening to the Theatre
Royal de l'Opera
Anthehtic letters from the Coast of Barbary an-
nounce a real triumph for civilization. Some
years since the Bey of Tunis subjected to quaran-
tine vessels coming from Egypt or other infected
countries. Lately a vessel, having On board pil-
grims attacked by the plague, wai, burnt. These
pilgrims having violated their quarantine, fled into
the mountains, and Spread the contagion in Africa
Following the exautple of Tunis, the Dey of Al-
giers, yielding to the earnest solicitations of the
French Consul, has caused all the persons sus-
pected to be ill to be conveyed on board an isolated
vessel, there to be subjected to a species of ti .-
rant

This evening, it being the eve of St. Louis, all
the theatres %rill he opened gratis.

The Count de Itopida dined yesterday with the
Duke de Richelieu.
'!'he Counts Cdtris and A. Theotoch;, Deputies
from the lonian lies, have arrived tel un their
return.

There is to be a review of the English troops
in the neighbohrhood of Canibray early in Sep.
ten►her, at which the Count de ituppin will be
present.

The Princess Royal of Portugal embarked at
Leghorn the 1311► just on board the Portuguese
squadron, which set sail for Rio Janeiro.

FIVE PER CENTS.

Saturday GE T. 4t c.

MAnturt, AUG. 12:—A Circular has been pub-
lished trom the Ministry of ‘Var, classing, in eight
divisions, the Insurgents of Spanish America,
who fall in the hands of the Royal Troops, and
;lirecting bow they shall be tried.

The 11(.1mm:benlent of tilt; Q leen is expected
about the end of ibis month, of beginning of SUP-
terni)tr.

VIENtIA, AUG. 10.--S.►tisfactory intelligence
tits arrived here within these five Jays,on the sub-
vets of our negociations with several 6tates of

Itaiy. Those with tide Court of Turin are on the
eve of being. concluded.

NUREMBERG, AUG 15.--There are several di-
plomatic Personages at Carlsbad. The Prince de
Hardenberg, the Count de Cape d'lstria anti the
Prince de Sch,tartzenberg art often together.
MUNICH, AUG. 16.—We have received intelli-
gence by different private letters, that the plague
has extended its ravages to Albania and admatia,
anti has also again nonifested itself in some of
the Islands of the A rchipciago. Rigorous mea-
sures of precaution loivr been resorted to in all
the ports of the Adriatic and the Mediterranean,
to prevent the communication of this dreadful
malady.

RASTADT, AUG. 18.—Among the persons of
distinction arrived %% ithin these few days at the
baths of Baden, are M. le Comte de Golz, the
Prussian Minister at the Germanic Diet
Lamb, the English Minister to the Court of Ba-
varia, who has come from the waters of Carlsbad,
and several other persons attached to diplomatic
missions. Count lostopschin, who has been at
the baths of lLaclrr► for several months, has left
then► to ;;to to Prantsfort. It IS believed he will
pass the winter in Germany.
London, England, 1817-08-28

EGG V. THE WATERLOO BRIDGE COMPANY.

This case is well known to the, Public, and. the
Lord Chancellor having formerly ordered the ease
to go ou the question of damages to a Court of
Law, the question to-day was, whether the plain.
tiff had a right to claim damages from the de-
fendants for all the acts 43f trespass ,they had com-
mitted ? If so, he was hound to prove every
single trespass. • -

. .
The LORD CHANCELLOR thought the justice of
the case was, the plaintiff had possession at the
time the acts of trespass which he complained of
were committed, and therefore he was entitled to
go to a Cunt of Law for the whole.

WADE V. SCRUToN.

This was the case of Mrs. Ba,ely, and his Lord-
ship was requested by Mr. Loveit to order. the
Report of the Settlement wade by the Master in
this case to be confirmed.

'!'ire LORD ettaNcaeeoa.--I am glad the settle-
ment has been made, and you may therefore take
the order which you wish.
London, England, 1817-02-26

. _
LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY.
-Hisitoyal.Higliness the DPIKE of YORK, President.
S-vitormN—Mr. Kiernan,' Methber of the Royal College,
• • London.
GovltaNn as—Earl of Egrewont, Earl of-Leitrim, Hon. Col.
.1. flurry, John Litton:lie, M.
I,Zos,t.il.' and Noble Patrons rit the :shove'
INSTi.rtiTiON, 'for the exch.-10re Treat Meat •at
N ER EAL COM PLAINT-i, and their dangerous consequericeS,
in order to boom., the benefits that have rs4tilted front it, se-
leted Mr. KIERNAN as its Surgeon', (standing high On the
list of the Royal College) from having directed his chief at-
tention to tliose diseases. It' is`the Misfortune Of Patients
under such complaints,' to -he tun often the 'dupes of illite-
rate Pretenders, who practise ott the credulity by imposing 1.
titles and specious promises. Against this class (of late su
numerous and daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his
official duty to caution the Public, by pointing to the List of
the ltuyal College, pahliShed iii Fehr nary tOt-;, as the -onlY
sure guide, and that no assertion of Persons assuming such
titles, and publicly.•advertising theni, without being 'Salle-
titrlted by this List, are no be credited. The annual reports
of the Lode Displuisary trill prove that some of the 'Most
:tang:Tons cases of Strictutes; Debilityi and other suppased
incurable affectionsuif the Generative ORtans, have been here
slicers-1101y treated ; f.n %Illicit require no
baskileie,d tett ilitooy, of nth Melts to prove, but the most re-
. speetalileStedical evidence. • •
Ir. KIERN-'S may be consulted as usual, by both Sexes,
at his holie, -21, Lower Charlotte-street, Bedford-stinare,
where Letters ft out Town and Conutry are to be addressed,
and the necessary Advice and Medicine be given, or
sent, v. ally part of the United Kingdom.
Just published, price 4s. Second Edition, Practical Ob-
servations on the abuses Diseases, by F. Kiernan; and May be
had at No. 174, Fleet street, No. 90, Paternoster-row, and
No. IC, Ctown,court, Soho.
London, England, 1817-02-26

ROUST; OF LORDS, rt'F.T.).k.Y, FEB. 25

COupsel and Evidence were heard upon Owen's
Divoree Bill. Further proceedings were postpon-
ed, iii con,eptcoce of an applicii;:on t;;nn the de-
fendant for a writ of error.
Thest;all of LAUDEatm.a moved for a retnru
of alt Offices created, establi4hed, or regolated,
wig bin a certain period.—Ordcred.
The Malta Trade Bill went through a Com-
mittee, and the Report was received.
Mr. LUSHINGTON, and others troth the CAM.
mons, hrimght up the Milk Duty 13i11, which was
read the first tiine.—Ailjourned;

110USR OF COMMONS, TUESDAY:FEB. 25

Lord 'ASC.:I LI.ES' gave notice, that on Monday next he
would submit to the kliittse a motion on the subject of four
Rates, as levied -upon 'the proprietors and lessors of mines.
Ilk object would be to- modity amid alter the sum as it now
stood, with reference -to such persons, .as several late duel-
sious went to establish a very oppiressire principle.
mr. contrsEv brought in u Bill to riittlate the applica-
tion of the Motley raised by Wand Jurics in Ireland, for the
purpose -of making. ur repairing public ruatts..—.Bead-a first
time, and ordered to be-read a second time toquortow three
weeks.
London, England, 1817-08-21

MANSION-HOUSE:

BURGLARI'.—At a very early. 'hour on Monday
morning the warehouse of Messrs. Smith and Co:
of Cross-lane, was broken into and plundered of
a. quantity of cassia, pepper, pimento, ginger,
1118Cep cloves, :and other articles to an immense;
amount. Yesterday it was (BlN:preyed thata great
part of the property was in the custody of some
Excise Officers at Mackwill,'Whostopped a eart
is it passed along the road;upon a suspiCion that it
contained contraband goods. In this opinion they
were confirmed by the flight of the driver and the
examination of the articles, which were after-
wards recognized - as the property of Messrs.
Smith and Co., The officers have a clue to the
driver,. and received the necessary instructions.
London, England, 1817-08-21

VIG'TILILLING-OFFICE, A'ew. 8, 1817.

TB E COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING
111-IJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
gn Tne,day, the 23d of September next, they will be ready
1? receive Tenders in writing (.pealed up), and treat for a
Quantity of Prime IRISH BEEF and PORK, pot exceeding,

ext the aggregate, Twelve Thousand Tierces of each Species,
to be cured in the ensuing Season ; one•eighth part thereof to
le packed in lirty-Pzincheons, six-eighth parts in Tierces,
Tut the remaining one-eighth part in Barrels: to be delivered
into his Mojexty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Ports-
tlotek, Plymouth, and Cork, in regular proportions of each
tic4criptfon of Cads, by the periods uniter.mentioned, viz.
' One-third part of the whole by the 14th February,)
aw-third part more by the 151 h April, 1818,
.•ttl the remaining third part by the 31st May,
told to be ?Janitor by Bills payable, without Interest, sixfy
bays after dale.
The Cont'itions of the Contract may be seen at the Se-
cretary's Office, at this Office; or by applying to Mr. J. Ir.
•buNsierz..illc, Agent Victualler at Cork; to the Collectors of
his Majesty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Newry, and
titerjOrd; and to the Secretary to the Postinaster-General
at 'Dublin, respectively.

N.B. No Tender fur a less tetanal, than 500 Times of
teri, and 500 Tierces of Porh, will lie admitted; nor will
''usual {.oe taut to fixity in whioli the Price shall not be inserted
Irp•rols at length, or that shall not be delivered to the
ttoard before- One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 23d
oSeptcanlocr uext ; ?our unless the P6-son who onahes the
Ziolter, or .s.OllLe. Person we his behalf, atletat to answer
lohen called for.•

1 'Each 7'oter.plust be accompanied by a Letter signed by
4ft "r'sponsible PCISWia 10 Ifreeol7le bollitd With the
t arty leadcring in the f=ocal Sum of 151. per Cent. on t. ~e
QltitilaiLl,,ltil the due pedisrmancr of the Contract.

ATKINSON'S CURLING FLUID restores the Hair where
it has fallen off from Illness, Perspiration, change of Cli-
mate, anxiety of Mind, &c. &c. It also frees it from Scurf,
and makes it softand glossy as silk, and keeps it in curl during
exercise in Dancing, Walking, &c. or in damp weather.
See testimonies of its efficacy-from Gentle Men who recovered
their Hair after being bald for years, in an Essay on the Hair
enclosed round each Bottle. Price 3s. 6d. 10s. 6d. and One
Guinea. . •

ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP is recommended to
the Fashionable World as the most beneficial and elegant ar-
ticle of the kind ever invented. It removes Freckles, Red-
ness, Hardness, &c. from the Skin, prevents its chapping,
and makes it smooth. white, and even. Price Is. a square.

Sold by the Proprietor, James Atkinson, rerfunier, No. 43,
Gerrard-street, Soho-square, London, and by must Perfumers
and lair-dressers in Town and Country.
CAUTION.—Be particular to ask for " Atkinson's Fluid,"
&e. and to observe his Signature and Address on the label, as
there are numerous Counterfeits.
London, England, 1817-08-21

OFFICE OF 011.D.V.INCE, Ang. 12, 1817.

"aLE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA-
JESTY'S ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice,
that Proposals will lie reveived.at their (Vice, in Pall-Mall,
on Iranesday, the A Srpteinher next, from such persons as
:nay he desirous
.of Purchasing any Quantity of 11w
UNSERVICEABLE ORDNANCE, SHOT, and IRON,
skoui lying in the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich, viz.:—

Tons.
Brass Ordnance 500
Cast. Iron Guns and Mortars... 4OO
Cast Iron Round Shot • • ....550
Doable-headed hammered Shot 40
Wrought and Cast iron 70

The whole of the Articles ?Bay be viewed upon application
to the rcspectice Officers of the Ordnance at the Royal Arse-
nal at Woolwich; and the Tcrx,s and Conditions for the
Purenaze may be seen at the Secretary's Office, in PaII-Mall
nicrcaid,any day between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock.
.By Order of the Board,
R. H. CREW', Secretary.

67C771,1LL15G OFFICE, 4ug. 30, 1817.

¶IIE COMMISSIONERS forVICTU.9LLING
His itLIJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give Notice,

tkat on Wednesday, the 271/t Instant, they will be ready to
receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat for One
Thc:usand Sucks of Kiln-dried HOUSEHOLD FLOUR, to ee
4teieet to the usual Warranty of Twelve Months ; and for
' rifty Thousand, Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, of the
atrength of Five per Cent. under proof by Sikes's Hydrometer.
The whole to be delivered into his Miljesty's Victualling
Stores at Deptford, in the space of a Fortnight ; end to be
Paid for by Bills payable, without Interest, Sixty Days
after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts ntay be seen at the Secre-
tary's ()like
Nn regard Will be had to any Tender in which the Price

34(111 itot be inserted icc words at length, or that shall
not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said
Irednesday, the 27th Instant, nor unless the Person who
s the Tender, or sonic Person on his behalf, attends to
answer when calleqbr.
London, England, 1817-08-21

'7-
EAST INDIA HOUSE, Aug. 20, 1e17., " •
rrHE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNIT-
-A- ED COMPANY, of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND
TRADING.to the EAST INDIES; do hereby give Notice,
That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said
COMPANY will be held at their House in Leadenhall-street,
on WEDNESDAY, the 24th September next, at Eleven
o'Clock in the Forenoon.
JOSEPH DART, Assistant• Secretary..
London, England, 1817-08-21

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

ELOPEMENT op A -WARD IN CHANCERY.--Cap•
taiu H--, late au Offi-er in his Majesty's ser•
vice, appeared before the Magistrates, complain-
iog of the forcible (felon' ion of his daughter by
ferioht a (haftstnap anti an apprentice ,an

to Mr. Burgess, of Newport-strcet. Caitaiu H.,
it appeared, had lately quitted the army fur the
purpose -of superintending the ethical ion of his
daughter: He lodged in Clipstone-street, Mary-
lebone, and there were two ysoung women who,.
resided in the same house, through whose means.
the Captain's daughter, a Wald in Chancery, be-
came acquainted with Wright about four months
back. On Sunday--lost he called to see her, arid,
according to the young Lady's statement„having
remained together about an hour, she was appre-
hensive of returning home, and preft-rred accept-
ing of an asylum from her, lover. He conducteti

her to his nnister's house, and Mr Burgess, with
a view either to the interest of his apprentice, or

the reputation of 'the Lady, had her conveyed
to' the house of his sister, in, which she resided.
since the elopement.. Plant the officer was dig.
reefed by the nagistrate to see her removed front
this place of refuge to the more natural and ho-
nourable one of her father's residence; and, the
young gentlewoman consented to the removal with
some reluctance.

FOIiEIGN SAILORS.—A complaint was made
from Prince Esterhazy, the Au,trian Ambassador,
against the tionibtr of foreign sailors who seat
themselves at his door forveliet. They have au
idea that the Ambassador is bound to pros isle tor
them, and they say the Lord Mayor sentihem
there., The Prince gave f.tirteen of them two
shillings each, two or three,tlays ago, and they
have multiplicd since. The parties were referred
to the parish-officers..
London, England, 1817-08-21

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENTS.

•
- ,
'On Saturday night. a galky, belonging to his
MajestY's"Schormer Pioneer, at Deal, being on the
at her grapnel,
came 'n "rti•-blow hurridane, and' tht
Aie7g'4ley be-
ing struck by a sea, it washed the whole' Of the
crew. m'erboaril, when th4..all.got hold of the
,and another, sea striking, her, she over-set,
and, melancholy to relate, a Midshipman (who had
•JOintd 'On -Sarmilalaftertmon), and five' seamen,
were drowned ; the '„other saved . himself by•
swimming on shore in St. Margaret's Bay. • Four
of the bodies have been taken but the- Mid.
shiPinanand the-other seaman hdye not-yet:been
round. •
Last week `-Mr. RICHA.RDSi thi-Engindtr at
Chvhain Dock .yard, having found it.necessary
to cause the large iron cylinder of the pump, used
io•demw.fiff the water from the new Dock, which
is workgd by ,a steam.engisie, he directed- the top
I of the cylinder, which is of great weight, to be

removed, and it was snspenderlin a
,manner which
was thought to be Secure., -11 r. R. having 'given
the necessary, tin ections, his son, 20 years of age,
looked into it, when, the fastenings gave way, and
it fell upon his bead, which it nearly severed-from
hissbody, in sight of his agonized father.
On Saturday afternoon a horrible accident ite-
enrred'at Mr. BEst's Brewery, whilst replacing
the .heavy iron shaft of a !Acam-engine, which
had been repaired: The -shaft was being hoisted
into its situation' by ropes and pullies, when'hy
some means it slipped, -and striking one of the
men, of the name of,Purling, wjip was assisting,
at the time,, the end entetvil lii3 side, crushing the
rib hones near tie spine, and tearing the viscera
in its frill: The it:am-tin-tate
,man was taken up
enduring an agony of pain, and died, before he
reached 'home.

CURIOUS ROAttutt.:---Sdrne lime since ft horse-
thief stole'a -horse near. Steoben vine, in the
following manner the•night he Went to
a field, adjoining Ole mansion-hnuse; hi-which
there were t wcrhorses—unezalonng 'horse, which.
was difficult to catch; the other au old'one, easity
caught. While-he was attempting to 7cateliTthe
young horse, the owner awoke, and listening; heard
a man say to .himself---" since I cannot catch
you, l'll take the old one." .The owner, know
ing that the young horse 'ctitild overtake the
thief, permitted him to proceed. -As soon';as
he' was -gone, the',oWner caught .the young
horse; and . went directly, roperly armed;
in pursuit• of ..the- thief. '''On -observing that
he was pursued, he' left thehorse, and ran into a
deserted,Cabin. by the road sider, The owner'tied
Iris nag,, and followA the thief into the cabin,
who had, by this time, climbcd 'to the top of the
chimney; and, Jumping down, he ran to the
young horse, iii brit anti mounted him, and was
clear off bet t*e e owner issoed froin the cabin.
Yesterday ut‘ •,,eto the hours of eight.
and nihe, the p,qter of Mr. R,,e, ware-
honsennin, Cal-don' 1,174; gone to
breakkst.; sonic, torci4ly en ,r,,... it wiin
an iron crow, Hon (-411 ltd off I,illibiazeetti and
other good, to Luc druouht, of 14Gi.

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
London, England, 1817-08-21

QUEEN-SQUARE.

RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS.—Anne Chesnut,
a girl of thirteen years old, apprentice from the
York Military Asylum, to Mr: John Loring, shoe-
maker, corner of Charles-street and King's-street,
Westminster, and Anne Francis, a woman wha
has for some time past 'swept the crossing at the
corner of Downing--street; were brought be-
fore the Sitting 111agistrate, Mr. FIELDING, by
Cooper, the Officer, charged by the said Jolla
Loring,. under the, following circumstances
Mary Anne Loring, wife of.the prosecutor, stated
the girl bad. been apprenticed to her ltusbautl in.
Warch last for foot. years, but witness had'
:lately found: the girl, stay a much longer time

than was necessary when ;he. wva! to straw, waxer*
at the Treasury Pump, and began to suspect she-
had made soore:bad connexions. A pair of child's,
boots and a pit •of:thoes of the same size being.
latelyntissing, witness questioned her closely eon—
cerniqg them; and she confessed that she had taken
and given them to the Ivon,an above ntentioned.
Mr. Fielding reproached the Wopran very severely.
for the infamy- of her conduct, in sedueing a .child
to become a thief. Prisoner was remanded for a

. .
week, and the sent home again with her mis—
tress, with an admonition to be careful as to her
future. conduct.

CHESHIRE Assizes... 4( affords us much qatis—
faction -to state, that the progress.of crime ,withr
in this county, since our last assize, bears not the'
slightest comparison with that
.which was made-
during the same period twelve months ago. There
are, at present, only twenty-five prisoners for
trial ; but,, at the last Summer Assize, the num.-
her 'that was tried approached to 'nearly sixty !
Delinquency, therefore, it appears, has undergone'
a very 'considerable diminution.—(Chester paper.)

SWINDLING.—On Tuesday last it mail' went to
the Agents of the Belfast Linen Company, Great
Russell-street, 'Bloomsbury, and said he was bent
by his master, Colonel Collett, for two pieces of
Irish linen, which he desired to be sent to Slaugh-
tei's Coffee-house, St. Martin's-lane, with change
tor,:a 201.• note. The- Agents sent the linen and
change by one of their Shopmen, accompanied by
the ,man, to the coffee-house, and when arfived
there; the man went into the coffee-house with the
cloth and- change, which amounted to 101. !Ss.,
leaving.the shopman at the entrance, and, aftec
remaining some time,- came out and desired the
thoptnan.to get a receipt. When he returned the
man had-decamped with the change. On inquiry
at the bar; the. :shoptuan found t he- man had left
the linen there, saying, it was for Colonel Col-
lett. The bar-maid not !mowing such a person,
declined taking; it in till be said the Colonel would
can for it. The swiodler, is a young man* with a
wore 3 blue frock coat, and has
famuchirc 6.1 ntite p
p leppxirc7iircince
of
a
groom.
London, England, 1817-08-21

m AERIE D.

On Saturday last, John Wythe, Esq. to Ann, eldest daugh-
terof the Hun. General Sir Brydges Trecothick Henniker,
Bart. deceased, and sister of the present Baronet.
Yesterday, at Hornsey, Richard Holland Goode, -Esq. of
Allesley, Warwickshire, to Charlotte Elizabeth, daughter of
Anthony Parkin, Esq. of Great Ormond-street.

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London, England, 1817-08-21

DIED,

On Tuesday last, in OW Burlington-street, Miss Margaret
More, third daughter of the late William More, of Caldwell,
Esq: one Of the liarons of the Exehequer torSeutland.
Ul> the 14th instant,-at the residence of his brother, on
Laurence-Pountney-hill, Robert, youngest son of ,lames
Thompson, Esq. of Grayrigg, Westmoreland, aged 15 years.
.•

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LONDON: Printed by J. II.CARSTAIRS, of :kiill.. 29, Great
Ormond-street, •Queen-square; and - published by W. A.
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South Molton-street, at .".ritz 'SUN
()Wee, No. 112, Strand; where Adyettiseruents, Orders,
Letters, &c. (post-paid) must be addressed.

I

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London, England, 1817-08-21

OFFICE OF ORDArd-VCE, Aug. 14, 1817.

THE PRINCIPAL, OFFICERS of His NA-
J.ESTY'S ORD.V.JNCE do herebq give Notice, that
such Perons as may be willing to contract fer REPAIRING
the PI Eli of Lyme Regis Harbour, may be furnished with a
,Spccifieutiun and Terms of Contract by applying at the o,lfice
of Ordnance., Pall-Mall, London; at the Engineer's Office,
Plymegth-Pock; or to Captain. Faushawe, Royal Engineer,
Lyme Regis.

The .'Pork will consist of about 70,800 Cubic Feet of dshlar
Stone in courses (each Stone to weigh at least One Ton),
backed with about 100,000 Cubic Feet of Cow Stone, which is
,permitied to be collected near the spot ; the Work to be coot-
s:owed upon immediately, to be executed in a substantial and
itorkmanlihe manner, to the satisfaction of the Board of Ord-
sante, and the Obi,•ers employed under their direction, and to
Le completed on or Infuse the 31st day of July, ISIS.
By Order of the Board,
R. IL CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1817-11-04

POETRY.

*ILIAL 'OR4TITUDE.
Sick, On the bed of death, old GRIPE/MI, lay,
While round hint, Weeping for their Sire's decay,
.Sat hiS three stns—to Whointhr 'dying man
Thus to declare his latest will began':—
" Life is a debt charged in the hook Of Heartri---
To different men is different credit gtv'ti';,
Mine is exhausted, Bailiff death must come
Ere long tit drag me to his gaol--the tomb;
'rout wherice no HaheasCorpin can rembs;e,
Till brought before the awful Court abov=e,
There to be rightly judgedforbear to grieve,
Bitt mark you 116 w My hard-earned wealth I leave

To'yoii, son Men', My litinses and 'My Lana,
And at] the ready Cash you find.in band.
" Oh !" exclaimed D[6{, and wept, " tbal yoU 'could live
T' enjoy yourself tclhat you so kindly give !"

" Bot I leave all yonder parehiiient. Bonds',
With McrtgageS, and Thousands in the Funds."
" Oh ! ' echoed BoU,‘Vith well-disseiubled tone,
" Would you inightßve,and still enjoy your own l"

'Y` To Tog, in %Own) is-neither trust nor hope,

I give a Shilling and a yard of Rope."
Unmoved sat Tnit, and heard this *sentence said,
_.Whilebe exclaimed, and slnink in grief his head,
You arc too good to a ivorthless elf,

WOUld you might lire t' enjoy them both yourself!"
Bath, Oct. 29th. J. IL
_ . _ ,

REGISTER OF FASHION.

FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS.

, . .
The Marquis and Marchioness of Angle Sea and the Ladies
Paget, in Old Barlington-street, froth Paris: Sir John aria
Lady English, froM °by-Ha, Swaffhatn, Norfolk; General
Onslow, at Fenton's Hotel, froth Sir Denzil Cope, Bart.'s
seat, Bramshill Park, Hants; the BiShop of Londo'n', at nil-
bath Palace, from a tour.
London, England, 1817-11-04

LANCASTER.

The 'Concerts this week, under the direction of
Mr. C. J. ASHLEY, we are happy to say, have been
most numeronsly and respecta;,ly atteiwed %V,. have
seldom witnessed an equal degree of orient on on
the part of an audience so considi rahle 1'4% en the
insttumental full pieces, frequently so little re-
glinted, excileil a strong interest. Winftr's sublime
Overture to Zaira was by request repeated List even-
ing. The accuracy and excellence of the vocal per.
formances drew forth the most animated expres-.
sions Of general satisfaction. MissFrith discovered a
voiceoleonsiderable power anti beauty of tone, the
effect of which was increased by the ease awl cor-
rectneSS of her manner. Mr. GArbett was in fine
voice ; and the other G, titlemen of Mt. Ashley's
party, particularly the young concerto player, Mas-
ter Willis, acquitted themselves in a style that we
rejoiced to observe so well --appreciated, and so
much applauded.--;-Mr. Ashley on the violoncello
displayed' that Masterly command of the in-
strument for Which he is justly celebrated :
and the beautiful accompaniment to Handers
". Softly sweet," .was deservedly encorea.—We
believe that so dazzling an assembhge of beauty.
has seldom, if ever, been witnessed in any audience,
and we are gratified to find that the cap, which sat
both unbecomingly and uneotrifortably upon our
Lancnster Witches, has been at length thrown Off,
neVer, We expect; to fit so closely again.

DERBY, SUNDAY, Nov. 2.

`CONVICTS FOlt HIGH TREASON.

The Chaplain was authorised to communicate
this evening to the three unfortunate men, Brand.-
ieth, Turner, and Lithium, that they were to suf-
fer the sentence of the law on Friday next. Some
time before this communication was made, George
Weighinzah was taken into a room in front of the
gaol. This Circunistance furnished Oza the other
three matter of melancholy reflection. Brandreth
walked stoutly by himself up and down the length
Of the yard. Turner and Ludlarn paced slowly
across the further end of the yard, and seemed in,
earnest discourse, perhaps on the possibility of
the Royal mercy being extended to them. Weight•
man, on hearing that he was respited till Friday,
the 14th of November, became flushed and con-
siderably agitated. Brandreth was then separated
froM his two associates, and informed of his fixed
doom. He said nothitig, hut seemed struck with
momentary horror. He gradually resumed his
ordinary,look anti Manner.
It was. then judged proper by the High Sheriff
and Mr. Lockitt 'not to Make any communication.
on the subject to Turner and Ludlam till to-ntor•
tow Morning. Brandeth and Weightman are
therefore•confined this night in a cell together,
arid Turner and Ludlam in another cell.

It is a curions circumstance that Brandreth hap•
penedto be a spectator at the execution of Des-
pard, and well remembers the conduct of that
trimitrai on the scaffold.
London, England, 1817-11-04

THE PRINCESS CHARLOrfE.

CLAREMONT, Tuesday Mor ing , 9 o' Clock .—At
3 o'clock this inoining, the Princess CH.%RLOTTE
was taken unwell, and in consequence Messengers
were sent to London and other parts to summon
the Privy Councillors, who arrived about an hour
since, consisting of the Archbishop of CANTER-
BURY, the Bishop of LoNDON, the Loin CHAN-
CELLOR, the CHANCELLOR of the ExCgEQUER,
Earl BATHURST, and Viscount S!DMOUTH. Sir

B/CEIARD CROFT, Dr. BAILLIE, and other Medical
Gentlemen appointed.ta atjend .her .Royal High-
ness, are in close attendance : they report, that
there is every appearance of a safe acconchement,
and that her Royal highness is as.well as can be
expected.

This morning we received the Paris Papers of
Saturday last. On Sunday no Journals were to
be published, on account of the solenmity of the
Festival of All Saints on Saturday. 'The follow-

ng are extracts :

" PARIs, Nov. I.—Yesterday tb,e Duke and
Duchess de Berry honoured with their presence
the Royal Manufactory of the GobelinS.
" Thursday evening, at nine o'clock, the King
gave a private audience to the Prinre de Talley-
rand, Grand Chamberlain, who had the honour
of presenting to his Majesty Count Archamband
Joseph de Talleyrand .Perigord, his. brother, who
has been raised to the dignity of a Duke.
" 'Madame Michelin, Who has been presented
to the King, is not the daughter at M. Delaunay,
but of tie late Trouson Ducoudray; a distilegnish

ed Advocate at the Bar of Paris, when the Revo-
lution commenced, and who subsequently dis-
played great courage and talent in the defence of
an august personage. He became a Member of
the Council of Ancients, and the Directory, alarm-
ed at seeing the union of so much talent and vir-
tue in a public man, banished him to Sinnaruary,
where he died the 22d June, 1798.
" The lighting with Gas has been commenced
at Rotten.