The Sun.
London, England, 1818-05-11 00:00:00

WALMER.

O be
peremptorily SOLD,' pursuant
to an
Order of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer, hearing
date•the 28th day of Aeril, 1815, made in a matter, .entitled
" The KING against lERNANDEZ," before ABEL MOY-
SF.Y, E3q. Deputy Rcinembrancer to-the said Conrt, at the
sign of the Pram, in Walnier, in the County of Kenti.on
WEDNESDAY, the2oth day of May, 1818, at Twelveo'Clock
at Noon, in Seven Lots, A very, Desirable and ;Valuable
FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate in the beautiful and fashion-
able Village of IValiner4 late the Property of Mr. Alexander
Fernandez.

Printed Particnlars may be bad of the said 'Derinty Rernem-
braricer, at hii Chamlnms, in the. Exchequer Oftice,Anner
Teutple,- London ; ref Mr. Foulkes, Solicitor, Soul hampton-
street, Covent-Garden ;- and of Mr. Pain, Solicitor, Dover.

ESSENCE of SHRIMPS, a new and superior
SAUCE for FISH, equal in ,strength to Essence of
Anchovies, but far. excelling it. in flavour, and has the ad:
vantagu of turning rancid. The immense demand for
is a convincing pron. of the estimation. it is held in ',y those
who have tried it. The Proprietors Hatter themselves, tIYI
Wherever it is once used, it will obtain a pre-eminence over
all other. Sauces. for Fish.

Made I.‘; C. Dinwore and Son ; and sold by T. Powell and S(in
111, Holborn-hill, Corner-of Hatton-garden. The Public
are respectfully ',viito:fed to observe, That_ each bottle has
the signature of C. Dintnore and Son ; none other. is ge-
nuine ; this caution is necessary, as there is a spurious arti-
cle 'tow on sale.

rim E PUBLIC are respectfully informed, that
DR. JANIES's ANALEPTIC PILLS may be had, war-
ranted truly germine as in the Doctor's life-tiMe, 2FL:id. the
Bk., or Six .Boxes 155., in DEAN-STREET, SOHO pri-
vate house, 44, opposite Little Dean-street), of B. PERRIN,
Chemist, who is the only person that ever prepared thetie for
Dr. James during his life-time, and for his Family -I 4 Months
atter his decease.—See a Copy of B. P.'s Affidavit before the
Lord Mayor on the Bills
,of Directions, iu which the
Amileinie B. Xe; are folde'd.
As above •m iy also be had,, the • celebrated FEVER
POWDER, warranted equallygenuii,e, 9s. the Packet.—Li-
beral AlloWance't o•Practitiouers Nad Venders.—Sold retail by
Vade, Curnhill.

On Saturday. at 10 o'clock, a Committee of the
Privy Council attended at the-Cockpit, Whitehall,
to trtke into coosieration the Petition to the
KING in Council, ot the late Magistrates or Aber-
deen, praying fur the restoration of their ancient.
elective francitise, and -also of the Petit-en pf the
Burgesses cat Guild, and
.a very numerOtts and re.-
spectabie body of the inhabitants, pra'ing for a
new Sett (Coystiodion) of the Burgh; for regti-
lilting the future elections of their Magistrates
and Town Coi'mcil. .`Mlle Members of the
mittee who attended were more than tistlally.no-
merons. 'Jury cimsisted of the following persons:
—The Earl of Harrowhy ('resident), the Lottl
Chancellor, the Eatl ot• Liverpool, 'Lora Mel-
ville, Sir 'William Grant, Sir William Scott, the
Vice - Chancellor, tile Solicitor -General, Mt.
Bragge Bathurst, •and the Lord Advocate of
Scotland. Counsel having been ordered to at-
tend on both Petitions, 'Mr. Warren and Mr.
Serjeant Copley were heard on behalf of the Ma-
gistrStes, and Sir Samuel Homilly and Mr. Mon-
crief for the Burgesses".
In the course, of Ills speech, Sir S. IIOMILLY
said, that perhaps lie could not express himself
more strongly in support of the Petition of, the
Burgeses, and of the necessity of a radiCal change
in the Constitution of the But gh, than'by reading
the Declaration or Manifesto which the Magis-
trates themselves, previous to their retirement
from office in September last, !tad, after mature
deliberift irrn,l primed zt:(lpublished. In that ""a
-
per, these very Gentlmen, zeho:now.appearett as
Petitioners for the restoration of the former mode of
election, stated as their decided Opinion.
the present mode of election of the Town Council,
and,management of the town's affairs, 'are radi-
cally defective and improvident, tending to give to
any individual or party, no excessive• and: unna-
tural preponderance, an,tl to foster and encourage
a system of concealmeuti that
,sonle ch. Ange ought
to be tffeetet} in the manner of 'el-ect_iog the Colw-
ell, and an efectual..coniroul given to_ the -citzen*
over. the expenditure of the Public Funds, and that ~
to the absence of...such. checks in the Con,stitution cif
the Burgh they'aseribed the heavy calamity which has
befallen it."

Mr. WARREN beiiig'heara in reply, the Court
was cleated, bnt• tl►r result Of their Lordships'
deliberation on the Petit inns will not be declared.
till it has been coninitinicated to his Royal High-
ness the PRINCE REGENT.

The decision will 'be important, as it will no
doubt form a precedent in. the (inure determination
of all Petitions to• his Majesty in Council respect-
ing the election's of the Magistrates of che Royal
Burghs of Scotland.—(l:llorniug Chronicle.)

LITERARY REVIEW.

MEMOIRS OF THE counT or ELIZABETH, by Lucy

AIKIN, in 2 trtilifires, syn. lANGMAN and Co.

(Continued from THE. SUN of Frilay.)

In referring to the arrogant lather of the too
insidious LEicEsTEB, ?Jiss ATKIN observes :

" We are tild that, on the same day and hour which gave
birth to the Ptincess Elizabeth, a son was born to this had,
bold man, who received the name of Clohert, and was known
in after times as Earl of Leicester; it, was believed by the su-

-perstition of the age, that this coincidence of their nativities

produced a secret and invincible sympathy, which secured to
Dudley, fluting life, the affections of his Sovereign Lady. It
may, without superstition, be admitted, that this circum-
stance, seizing on the romantic imagination of therrincess,
might produce a first impression, which Leicester's personal
adv;;Atages, his insinuating. manners, and consummate art
of feigning, all contributed to render deep and permanent."
Of- the perseetii ion which ELIZABETH suffered
'Outing the reitzu of MARY, for her supposed par-
ticipation in WYATT'S insurrection, and of her
connuival to the Tower, we
.have an interest-
ing account, which we shall close our ex-