The Sun.
London, England, 1816-08-01 00:00:00

MONEY.

NOBLEUEN, Gentlemen, .itc. :are respect-
fully informed they may be supplied with MONEY to
Kiev arnornit, ott terius ennui 'to- Slortgate, secured on Free-
-1141, Cqiyholdi Leasehold Land or Honsesi Mortcy in. the
Vcinds, ''Marringe Settleinents, Widows' Jointures,
men's. Livia pi, or any oilier Property. - •
p,rsons of respeetdlility may be supplied on their Personal
Seeurity only. ( ntleuners will find 'every liberal accomnioda-
tion, without delay.
Application from Twelve till Two; or Letters (post-paid)
addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. N0..49i South-Street,
Berkeley-square. •

DAY AND AIARTIN.'S- BLACKING.
. •
WIRE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, math:
JL by Day
.and Martin, 97, High liolhorn.---This inesti-
nsable4;innpositien; with half the usual Labour, produces a
Most hedliatit Jet-hlue.%:, fully equal. to the highest Japan
Varnish ; adords peculiar Nourishment to the Leather,; will
,out soil the finest Litton; is perfectly free fiom any nriplea-
sant smell, and will retain its Virtues in any Climate.
. Sold retail by tha principal Grocers, Bout-Makers, od-Men.
_and Perfumers, in the United Kingdom, in Pint Bottles
Half-rims 10d. each.

TOWLItS!S STOMACHIC ESSENCE.---A
Medicine of inestimable value for the relief and perma-
item- cure- of Nereons Irritation, Heartburn. Pains in the
Stomach and liawels, and Palpitation of the Heart, arising
ft:om' Indigestion and Flatulency.
The Proprietor has no hesitation in'beinging forward this
Essence as nue of the tnost effectual Remedies ever offered to
the Public. He fast found it utility in his own Family, and
he has had for many years reiterated proofs of its, never-
f ding e Ili cite
It corrects Acidity, without any of the unpleasant affects
Which often attend the use Magnesia, warms and -girt*
tone to the Stomach, and calms that irritability and- hurry Of
the Mind, which many labour uhdir in a most disiiosio,,
give. 'This latter sensation thot:sands will feelingly under-
stand—though the Proprietor in vain endeavours, to. de-
scribe it.

Sold, wholesale and retail, at 411. Gd. the Bottlr, by J.
Towne., Wortley-street, and, by his upponit-
rent by Mr. .1. S. Cannon, *l, Southnittioun-strect, Cain.
berwell ; Mr. Wm. Reynolds, 137, Oxfor,i-treet ; Mt. Pear-
sall, tgl, Hil,ll Linlborn ; Mr. S. Knight, 11, SQUou Fat-
gate ; Mr. Johnston, jun. tlB, Cornbiti I Mr. (Mk,
street ; Mr. Hot nett, 14, Puliament-street ; Auld Illueit re-
spectoble Veilders in town and country.

HICKMAN'S PILLS,
F6r the GRAVEL and gI'ONE, LUMP,AGO,

rib the. %%Arians Complaints •incider
nt to the
Ntir flumait Frame, therm xi-a:none more dreadful, in their
n:lt ;Irv, nor more alarming in their, consequences. thins tits
Grave; and Stone. They are ecouplaints to which every_ per-
son, even the most. abstemious, ss honk, as the water we
drink is impregnated with particles which .ite•e: cense of these
excruciating' tortttes. k3iclint4lt's Pitts,
.eotopused of the
Most ingredients, have, beeli found of sits jal,r elii-
c4cy, 61 strengthening the vessels the .tteisie, anti
destroying the pettityiog quality of it, removing the calculi,
or gritty :4 creticins, and banishing every pernicinits fetide.tiey
to those disorders, without conlinement. They :Xt' C 1 he't lute
with great i;ontidence recommended to the itglictel as the
most eftiraCious remedy, they can resort to in the alv,re Com-
plaints ; as well 118 tor Lumbago, Pains in the Oita and
Loins, StuAtpags of Urine, and disorders of the Kidneys' and
Bladder. • . •

Scad lb Boxes, at Qs. Sri. and 11s. by Nteasrs. Rutler and
Suns, No. 4, Cbeapside-, I►oudon; wit] ;0,0 by their alitsoint-
meta, by the princiril booksellers and Mt:chant Vendor sin

Curacoa.GareiUs have reached town to thebegin-
fling of Msy, bitt they do not contain 50 recent in-
formation from the Sp..tokti Main relative to
livar's proceedings as we hail already receive 4 from
other quarters. Michael La raison, "Doctor of
LAws, and. President of. the Comma of Civil and
Criminal Justice of the island of Coragoa and its
-dependencies, had addressed a speech to the Mem-
bens of the said Council, which had gained. great
applause on the island. In speaking of the code
of tbe 'Wien nr, be phservO, " that the
said bode had for it f.lundation, that all 'nen were
villains, and teat as sad) the Legislature ought to
Watch over them." Contrasting this code with
the ancieit law of the Netherlands, lie says you
will there find' it admitted as a basis " that every
person ought to be considered as honest until
the contrary is proved." Ile congratnlates them
that the ancient statute of the Netherlands and
the local laWs of the country' were those by which
they were to be governed. In characterising the
ancient court of Dutch Judicature, the President
emphatically observes; " We are Judges with
sober salaries, or enjoying no salaries at
,all
yet, as 'we know and trust, above all'suspi-
rion, flee from corruption, partiality, envy, or
hatred. Avid if it is becoming to *speak of my-
self to your honours, as your president, I will say,
that, entirely unknown, without any relationship
in this 'island, I have been sent hither by the King
to 'nevem rather than to judge, to remove rather
than to *rissist in pronouncing judgment, .and in
pissing sentences either in civil or criminal cases,
:at • all times to give an hearing to every person,
whether he be rich or poor, native or ,toteigner,
white or coloured ofree or slave. In fine, this is
a pinee where the complaints of the indigent 'are
heard,' the tears of widows and erphans dried tqi,
the influence of the great opposed, the licentious-
ness of. the populace checked, anti the safety. of
the good citizens supported and maintained."

NORWAY.

Wm:Gil or THE PRINCE. ROYAL,

DIBLIVERED AT THU CLOSB or THIS 11144510 N or

NORWAY.

" Chrittiania, July 6.

Oentleaten, Members of the Storthingc---A
year has now elapsed since the day when, in vir-
tue of the Constitu,tion, you assembled to fulfil
the functions to which you were called by the
choice Of your fellow-citizens. The National
Aisetultly of Nnrwhy having declared that its la-
bours:were finished, I perform a duty very *m-
int! to toy heart in expressing here the sentiments
of the ,King-towards the loyal Norwegian people.
"-It is also very agreeable to me, Gentlemen,
to have to. announce to you on the part of his
Majesty, that, continuing to he at peace with all
powers, time relations of friendship 'which unite.tis
with the nearest States, Russia, Prussia, and
Etylatiti, aequite daily new coosisteucy.. You
yourselves k 1101 V in a more partienlar manner,
your relations with the • Government whose sub-
jects you formerly were.
" It is with nl4..attre I inform you, that the
negociatiou will) Denmark respectiud. the brigs of.
war, the post-inw,, and the 'packet4)(4as, has
been terminated by Admiral Fabriciiis to the sa-
tisfactioo of the two Governments. The Danish
commissary has renounced the claims of Denmark
to tt'e vessels in question in consideration of
sum.of money, of which the first payment will
comtbence at the,close of 1817. •

The Kiag Ito seen with satisfoctinn the con-
fidence With whicir the .Ntirtvegians !tressed
fratentsti laud which the 13\vvice held t

your descendants, lou_lkfter I shall ba,,•eeettsed
to exit:-;—Adicu,Getttlenteu!
t. Let each of on ret►►rniog to hilt home,
resittne hisformer functions ,w het her ecclesiastical,
administrative, or judicial ; let the cultivator
anew employ himselt on cvery thing that, relates
to agriculture, and the tneroh,mt to the means of
making his commerce prosper. My wishes hbalt
follow you in your acempationa, .and 1 pray Gott
to guide you with ;leis powerful and, protecting
hind.''

Reply of the Diet.
.Sta,—The.moment has arrived so long the oh•
jest of. the wither of. the nation and theStorthiog;
our deliberations are terminated.
" It is With'eurdial 'good faith tlsat we hare
:constantly etadeavostred to give to-public businetis
a result conformable to the wishes 01141 eoinmott
.hopes of the King and the nation. This obje6t
we had constantly in view, notwithstanding tho
obstacles opposed to as by the diffiCulties (if the
subjects,'by their, complication,, by ,thl: new cir.
cumstances -and forms whieh it was necessary to
`attend to. Strong'in the feeling of the purity o
our intentions, and in the zeal which: we have be.
stowed in fulfilling our duties towards a beloved
cOuntry, and a wise and paternal,.government, wa
810)104 our labours to the judgment ,of content,-
poraties and of posterity.
• :" .E.ven though .we should have to regret thin
sonte of our resolutions, which. we had deemed
of considerable importanpe,.have not had for the
-moment the desired effect, yet we flatter oursel res
that we have done something for the welfare of
the kingdom.
" The Constitution which guarantees to us a
legal: liberty; the union' of 'the Scandinavian pei
ninsula under a wise gtiverineut,-whieh secures
pur policicalcontlit LOU the bases which-we have
eusleavoitred to lay of a part of, our internal
rangetnents)nutklie measures which we may eX.•
pectin nature when the national assemblies shall
have acquired more experience,' male us hope- for
the future. happiness of Norway. May. 'leaven
listen to our prayers

You, Sir, who, in conformity to the wish of
the nation, occupy at present the place of viceroy,
and you,
.Nobly. Prince, who, according to theit
hopes which his Majesty erns given us, soon.
perform t tai important tunctioa, you are about
to return, to a people who are obr brethren. The
regret which we• feel at nut seeing your afar
among us farther_ prolnged, is only compeosittea
by the conviction that you will be near the thronei
the noel preter of the .nation, and the protector
of its rights.

" Fellow-countrytneo, 'Members- of the Stott!).
ing,—Aftut hilOt% terminated difficult anal
important labours, we titre atbuut to.return to out
homes. Let each of us-exect hintsvif by a mailly
conduct and wise—sliscolitst to diffuse around re*
spect for the laws and otilloattres of the Stattc.
confltlence and attachmeneto those. who govern
it. 13ut above all lvt us give tbaullts to the Al-
mighty, who has made .us enjoy that peace'inkit
happtness which to many othor countties
desired in vain. • • •
liod protect :lie King and his kingdom !