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The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-11

SPOlt I'ING IN I'ELLIuENCE.

ASCOT HEATH RACES', WEnstrsna,r, JUNG 10, 1618.
H. R. H. the Duke of York's Plate of 501.: 3-yr olds, 65t.71b.:
four, Sst. 21b. ; five, fist. Wib.; six and azed, 9st. To start
at the Distance Post, and go once round and a distance.
The winner to he sold fur 350 gs. if demanded, &c.
Mr. Wyndloun's ch. f. by Golianna, 3-yrs. old
Mr. IVill's King of Diamond', aged 9
H. R. H. the Duke of York's Jeremy Gratin., m-yrs. old 8
The Judge placed but three.-5 to 9 agst. the winner-5 to
I asst. Busto.

Sweepstakes of 400,;5. each. h. ft. for ffllies, three-year old,
Est. 4th. each. New Mile.
Mr. Wyndliani's f. by Election, out of Marianne - I
Mr. Payne's sister to Crispin - - 2
(Three paid forfeit).-3 to lon the Winner.

. -
The Winkfield Stakes (f 50gs. each. h. ft.; colts, Bst. ;lb. and
fillies, fist. alb.
Mr. Jones's f. Fanny, by Poulton - - .. I
Mr. Then nhill's c. by Scud, dam Prophetess - e
Mr. Hallett's c. by Sorcerer - - - - 3
(Eight paid forteit).—Tke betting nearly even in respect to
Fanny rind the Send cult; even betting, and ti to 5 the field
azst. rarli-8 and 10 to I agst. the Sorcerer colt.
The Albany Stakes of 50gs. each, h. ft.; colts, sst. 71b.; fil-
lies, Bst. 3lli. The New Mile.
Lord Darlington's gr. c. by Sorcerer - - 1
H. It. 11, the Duke of York's f. Umbra - - s

(Two paid forfeit).-3 to lon the winner.

Some Gentlemen, in conversation about mo-
dern discoveries, not adverting to the sublime ta-
lents of nit HERSC El L L the enterprising spirit of
a CooK, or the medical science of n JENNER, hot
in a subordinate scale, one of the company wrote
with his pencil the following lines :
Long had the cultivation of.ttue Hair
Been much neglected,-- and file head left hare;
Genius, with Indostry's great aid did smile,
And hence arose ltowLAND's Macassar Oil.
London, England, 1818-06-11

THE LOTTERY.

ONLY TWO DAYS Tfl DRAW.—SEVENTY-SIX
CAPITALs.

HAZA R D and CO the Contrartnra. Sold
and Shared at their old e.tal,lislicel Office, ROYAL.
EXCHANGE, Four of the Capital Prize, drawn last Thurs-
daY, 4th of June. They have now a eariety of Tickets and
Shares (warranted undrawn) on Sale, and solicit public at-
tention to the following Grand
STATE OF THE WHEEL.
Prizes .orto
Prizes rf 3,000
Prizes of 2,iono
to Wive.: of 5OO
15.
36 Prizes of 2OO
&c. &c.
The Sixth-drawn Prize above 1.0001. must bg
4.2.1,000, 4 ri3Ono. or k. 40,000 !
TUESDAY, the 16th of JUNE, will be the Last Day of
Firawing hot One.
FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POITNDS
were sold by HAZARD and Co. the Contractors, in the Last
Year's Lotteries, at their very 014 Office, ROYAL EX-
MANGE, London (establisl.rd upwards of tot) years), and
where Prizes have been Shrived and !mild amounting to
MANY MILLIONS.
London, England, 1818-06-11

TIIE .FRIENDS of Mr. 11011'CROFT are
most earnestly resit-tested to meet at the LONDON
TAVERN, TO-MORROW, at Two o'Clock preeistly.
The invitation Mr. Rowcroft has bad the honour to receive,
he ascribes altogether to the accident of circumstances ; the
earnest endeavour; in which, after the regretted resignation
of Sir James Shaw, he had been engaged, with several Gen-
tlemen greatly more eligible and desirable for this high and
important function in the State, were not all disappointed
till-Saturday last; and he slid not till then determine to yield
to the mass's- entonragements and solicitations he hail received
froos some of them, and from many others, to offer his more
humble, though not less sincere and zealous service.

The disadtantage of want of time he hopes to supply by
the appearance of all his Friends : to consider and resolve on
the measures necessary to secure his Election.

•
TO THE woirmy AND INDEPENDENT F.I.ECTORS
OF THE BOROUGH OF LEICESTER.

GENTLEMEN,
IN consequence of the Resigustion of your
present worthy Representatives, Mr. SMITH and Mr.
BABINGTON, I hare received an Invitation from a very Nu-
met uus and Respectable Body of Electors to offer myself as
a Candidate for the Honour of Representing your Ancient
and Loyal Borough in Parliament avail myself of the
rorliest opportunity to declare, that I most cheerfully obey
their call.

I feel it tight, however, to observe, that without that Re-
signation, and such Encouragement, I should have felt no
Disposition to intrude tuyielf on the Public Notice: but au
Ambition, which I hope, as an Englishman, I may honestly
entertain, to Represent my Native Place, and Gratitude to
those Friends who hare invited me in so flattering a manner,
will not suffer me to remain indifferent to their wishes, by
declining the honour of their Support.

I have the happiness to be on Terms of the most Friendly
and Intimate Acquaintance with many of you, and my Po-
litical Sentiments are known to you all; and if, by your par-
tiality. should st►ccred to the important Situation to which
I aspire, you may depend on my constant and vigilant At-
tent' to the Support of your Local Interests, of which I will
ever hr a faithful Guardian, and use my earnest endeavours

lo promote your Prosperitv.
I have the at,iiMir to he,
With the hit.olest respect, Gentlemen,
Your Fiithful and Obedient Servant,
Leicester, Jime Rth, Isis. JOHN `I ANSI' I.D.
London, England, 1818-06-11

MR. wEsrs Ext-mwrioN.

on the
THE GREAT VICTIM 1,, 1)1,;;"I'H
PALE HORSE. CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S
FIRST SERMON, with several PICTURES and SKE'T'CHES
from other Scrionral SobjeCs, are now f.:XHIfIITING,
wider the immediate Patronize of his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent, at No.I t 5, PA 1.1,MA LI., near Carlton-Plimse,
every day from Ten till Five. • CHAS. smART, Sec.

BOM RETEIRO, ROM'. nnil OTHER FIRST QUAI.I

PORT WINES.

rrHos and RICHARD ABBOTTS, No. In,
SKINNER-STREET, and 340, OXFORD-STREET,
reweettully inform the Public, that they are now sellios
their INCOMPARABLE
OLD NOM RETEIRO PORT at £4 4 0 per Doz.
OLD RORIZ PORT a 6 0_
GENUINE, 1908, from the Wood, hut •
fit for immediate Drinking
Dirro, Igig, Ditto
DITTO, 1815, for layidg down
N.B.—Every other Description of Vine in Stock, in Pipe
and Bottle; and in Dock, itt Pipe and Hogshead.
London, England, 1818-04-23

THE LATE DR: BURNEY'S LIBRARY.

The Committee of the House of Commons. Who
were directed to investigate the propriety of pur-
chasing the library of the late Dr. BURNEY, 'have
made a report, in which they strongly recommend
the acquisition of so important an addition to the.
public stock. of literature: they stive, that the va-
lue of the collection, as estimated by-the most
competent judges, viz. Messrs. Ellis, Baber, and:
Smith, of the British Museum, Mr. Richard He-
lier, the great Collector, the Rev. T. F. Dibdin,
the Re.,4. Cleaver Banks, and Messrs: Payne
and Evans, the tvell-known Booksellers, is no
less than 14,5001. hut that the proprietor is con.;
tent
.to take 13,5001.: they therefore deem the
purchase to be reasonable, aiul such: as Parliament
should order to be made; at the same time sog-.
gestingi that the annual grunt to the Museum
should fort time lie suspended or reduced, hi
considerationof.this valuable accession to its trea
sures. The. Comtnittee give unanswerable Tea-
sons.for their recommendation,' as a great portiort
of the library is of character anti form which it
would •be almost hopeless to procure elsewhere.
We have no room to enumerate all'these curiosi-
ties in detail ; hut we cannot omit to mention two
or three of the:most interesting. • These are, Ist,
t,hemanuscript copy of Homer's Iliad, formerly be-
longing to Mr: Totvtiley, supposed to be as old at
:the 14th eel-tint:y.l 2d, two beautiful copies of the
Greek Gospels, of the 10th and 12th centuries
3d, a compyt,e.colleciion of the dramatic litera-
ture of Greece., including er..cY fragment and every
,comment; 4th; a series of English Newspapers,
amounting to /op from the year 1603 to
the present time a,collection Consisting 'of
between XOO and- 400 Voltimes quarto, containing
materials for a history of the stage from 1660 to
the present time, and particulars relating to actor's
and dramatists ; and, lastly, a collection of poi.-
traits of actors, anthOrs; continent; it ors, and other
learned peisons, from tile latter part of ' Eliza-
beth's reign to the.preSent day, amounting in all
to 7,000,. 5,000
,or which relate to the stage.
These articles, as. well as many others desciihed
in the_report; are not to
.he got from any outer
quarter, at least- in such complete condition, and
some not at 'all. They are all well tvorthy:of
being deposited in' the National Museum, partly
. as ilbistrio.us, specimens of the taste, talents, anti
industry Of one of the, very first scholars which.
latter times at lehst have produced ; chiefly ;is
documents of the highest' interest' 'and import-
ance to the adnincentent of ancient'and. modern
literature.
London, England, 1818-04-23

FOR THE SUN.

Mr. EDITOR,—Your strenuous and persevering
labours in the Cause of CHURCH and STATE, in-
duce me to lead your attention to the necessity of
somehow eradicating the idea that exists against
assisting the Building and Repairs of the Esta-
blished Church, from the notion that such a sum
is first taken from a Brief by the CHANCELLOR,
that renders nugatory the general Mite:

Your's, &c.
London, England, 1818-04-23

PAR LTA MEN'i'.

HOUSE Or Lows, WEDNRSDAY, APRIL 22.
The House proceeded in the Queensberry Ap-
peals.
Ihe Gi4ss Duties Bill, the Nottingham Cis
Light Bill, some Local sand Private Bills, were
bronr„nt lip front the House of Cotninons by Mr.
'Stiaith, Sir JameS
Wodebonse, and other 'Membetts, and read a

first time.
The Eau Brink Drainage Bill was.reported by
the Lad Beauchamp without amendment.
An Account was presented from the Privy Seal
Office of the Fees payable there.. neon Pardons
sued -out 'under the Great Seal.—Ordered to lie
upon the Table.
'l'l►e Marquis of LANSDOWNE gave notice for
Friday of a motion for Papers respecting a recent
regulation relative to the Pensions of the Widows
of .Military Officers.
The Earl of OttmoNo presented a pctition from
the Inhabitants of the Parish of St. John's, Kil-
kenny, complaining of the pressure of the As-
sessed Taxes, and particularly of the Window
Tax.—Ordered to lie (you the Table
The Marquis of DowNstmta moved the print-
ing of the Account respecting the Income of their
Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Clarence, Kent;.
Cumberland, Sussex, and Cambridge, observing,
that in moving, on a former night, far this Ac-
count. be did not intend the slightest disrespect
to the Royal Personages in question ; he merely
moved it for the iut,►rrnatiun of the House, in
consequence of the proposition for giving titer»
an increaser! al!owirnee. Whilst upon his legs,
he wishec. to express his satisfaction at the in-
tended reduction of the Window Tax in Ireland,
to the atnoum 1 25 per cent. whicii would be a
relief to a great number of persons now sutferine,
touch distress in that part of the United Kingdom,
and would no doubt be dilly appreciated there.
The Account respecting the Incomes of the
Royal Dukes was ordered to be printed.
Adjourned till Friday.
London, England, 1818-08-10

[Fxom poßro RICO

" NOLFOLK JULY B.—We learn from Cat Jain
CA BROW AY, of the sloop Howard mil Jetmes, arrived
here Yesterday, in 15 days, from Porto Rico, that
a British frigate (we believe La Pique) arrived
at Aquadiila on 18th June, for the purpose, as
supposed, of examining the Harbours and Ports
of Potto Rico, having previously looked carefully
into 'all the Ports, Bays, and Harbours of Sr.
Do►ningo. Captain C. further states, that con-
tributions bad been recently levkd on the inhabi-
tants of
,Porto Rico, for the purpose of putting
the iortilications at the West end of the Island in
a good state of repair ; and considerable military
preparations were manifest in that quarter of the
Island, the object of which we are left to con-
jecture.

(From The £o'!on Centi:tal, Judy 15)

" The United States higate Congress has ar-
rived in the Chesapeake. from the River Plate ;
Messrs. RODNY and GRAHAM have returned in
list.
London, England, 1818-08-10

Supply 1617, k. 24,000,000, 57 Geo. 111. Cap. 2.
Ditto, C. 18,006,000, 57 Geo. 111. Cap. 16.
THE LORDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS
MAJESTY'S TREASURY having given directions
fo; paying off the Principal of the above-mentioned EXCHE-
QUER BILLS with the Interest due .thereon, • at the Ex-
chequer Bill Office in the Receipt of -Exchequer, New Palace-
yard, Westminster, on Thursday, the 27th day -of August, at-
tendance will be given daily (Sundays and Holidays ex-
cepted) until, and including Saturday, the 22d instant,
from ten o'clock in the_ morning till one in the after-
noon, for the purpose of receiving the same; and, for the
greater dispatch, the hearers of the said Bills are desired to
place each description of Bills in separate Lists (which are to be
obtained at this Office),classing them in the Order of their re-
spective dates, such as are for the same Amount being nume-
rically arranged, and specifying the principal Sums and
Interest due thereon, computed from, but excluding the days
• on which they are respectively dated, to the said 27th day of
August inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the
said bearers, should they be acting as the agents of holders
whose names are inserted in the Bills, are previously to pro-
cure the endorsements of such holders; and the bearers are
also indispensably required to iiidors. each Bill with their
usual signatures; and to write their names and residence at
the bottom of, each separate List; and they are moreover
required to attend the Exchequers Bill Office for payment,
and to receive the new Bills, and give the Receipts for the
same.

If any of the holders of the aforesaid Bills should.be de-
sirous of receiving payment of the Principal and Interest,
previous to the said 27th day of August, they may be ac-
commodated on computing the Interest to the day en which
they wish to be paid, and leaving the said Bills fur examina-
tion one day prior thereto.
Such persons as may be desirous of having new Exchequer
Bills in whole or in part of payment of principal, upon
marking new Bills, and mentioning t' amount at the bottom
of their Lists, delivered on or before the 22d instant, may
be accommodated with new Bills, payable to
, or Order, carrying an In-
terest of two pence by the day, on every one hundred
pounds, which said new Bills will bear date the said 27th
day of August, and will be delivered, together with the
Interest due in respect of the Bills so desired to be ex-
changed, on Friday, the 28th day of August, and the fol-
lowing days.
The Exchequer Bills to be issued in Exchange, and made
payable to , or Order, as above-mentioned, may
be either transferred by endorsement, or will be paid to the
Bearer if the blank shall not be filled up.
N. B. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to June, 1817,
have been advertiied to be paid off.
London, England, 1818-08-10

POETAy.

SONN ET

TO AN OLD PRIRND.

OLD FRIEND, Ant FU—the time, alas! is o'er
That long nutted its in social bands,
No more we feel the cordial grasp of hands,
And ail our wonted mirth returns no mofe !
Yet once I thought refection might restore
That mutual pleasure which suspended stand•,
And which I hop'd Would run wlth life's last sands,
Till one or both to better realms should soar.
Ah ! transitory state of all below-..-.
But tho' our friendship Time may ne'er renew,
Vet 'tis some solace of the loss to, know,
Not sordid interest, baldest chance, O'erthrew
Affections that with unabated glow
Might else unit'. us still--OLn FRIEND, ADIEU t
London, England, 1818-08-10

GLOUCES TER piTT CLUB.

On Wednesday the Qloncestershire PITT CLUB
held their Annual Meeting, in commemoration of
that Immortal Statesman ; and at four o'clock;
88 Gentlemen sat down to a most sumptuous din-
ner at .the Bell Hotel : Wm. BRuctt, Esq. took
,the Chair, instedd of JOHN BROWN, Esq. who
was prevented from attending, by severe indispo-
sition. The following appropriate toasts were
given:

Church and King.
The Prince Regent.
The Queen and Royal Family.
The Immortal Memory of the late Bight Him. WILLI M PITT.
The House of Brnnswielt, and may it never Want a line of
Successors to perpetuate the Principles of the Constitution. •
The Protestant Ascendancy.
The Ministers of the Prince Regent.
May the Principles of •Mr. PITT ever animate the Councils of
Great Britain. •
• The Duke of Richmond, President of the Parent Club.
The Duke of Beaufort, President of this Club.
The Purr CLuns of the United Kingdom.
The 'Wooden Walk of old England.
The Agricultural and Commercial Infi rests of the County.
,Lord Edwar Somerset. Bathurst. ,
Marquis Of Worcester.
Mr. Richard Hart Davis, and the tt kite Lion Club of Bristol
The Bishop and ergy►
f the Diocese..
Mr. Cooper, and the best IntCl erestso of the City of Gloucester.
Lord Apslev. Lord Granville Somerset.
The Chairman of the Quarter Sessions, Dr. Cook.
Lord Beauchamp. Lord Somers. Sir J. G. Cotterell.
The Duke of Wellington.
Lord Fitzroy Somerset. Mr. Talbott. Mr. flicks Beech.
Tile Vice Presidents. Colonel Lygoti. •
May every Gloucester Freeman do his duty.
Mr. Griffith. Mr. Harris. Mr. C. Church.
May thg State never be injured by the words, Liberty,
Patrioliam, or Emaiceipation.
Mr. W. Prosser. Mr. Couusel. ,
• &c. &c.
,
It is hut justice to ,Jr.
r. MARSH, of e- tivil, to
state, that the dinner, dessert and wines were ex-
cellent, and served up in a very superior style.—
The Club did not separate -until a Lite hour ; and
their left the room -determined to 'adhere to rhos,
pohtical opinious which have placed this happy
country far above every other nation in I he world.

*** As it is our pride that Tn.F. Suer was
founded under the immediate auspices of the im-
mortal PITT, to protect TSiti CONSTITUTION
against hinovators and Levellers, it Ivai always be
Our pleasure to record every thing that will sup-
port his principles, aud do honour to his memory.
London, England, 1818-08-10

TM, THEATRE.

ENGLIe OPERA-HoUsR.-011 Saturday last the
Comic Opera of Lionel and Clarissa, .which con-
tains an interesting plot, mingled with circum-
stances of a ludicrous and entertaining nature,
was revived at this Theatre, and in a very respect-
able manner. Miss CAttew supported the part of
Clarissa with delicacy anti feeling. Her songs
were given with taste and expression. PEAR :$.141,7,
as her Lover, also acquitted himself very well as
an actor and a singer. The foppish leXity of. Jes-
samy has given way to the prim stiffness and
frigid non-chalance of the Dandies of the day ; but,
as far as the character could be modernized, it
was well given by WRENCH. IVILKINSONT dis-
played effective merit in Colonel Oldboy, but we
should conceive that the part is more suited to
the talents of CHATTERLEY. Miss KELLY, ill
Jenny,' as she is in every thing, was natural, easy,
animated and pleasing. Miss STEVENsoN gave
spirit and effect to Diana, and was, indeed, the
only Performer honoured with an encore. The
piece Was also much indebted IQ BARTLEY in Sir
John Flowerdale, I,Aacs in Jenkins, and Mrs.
GROVE in Lady Mary Oldboy. The revival of
this Opera is creditable to the judgment of the
Manager, acrd from the success attending it on
Saturday, we predict that it will be popular.
through the season.
London, England, 1818-02-21

PARLIAMENT.

11015:-E OF FRIDAY, Fees. 20.

The House proceeded in 'Appeals.
Mr. ;utmost presewed an Account of the ne-
ceipts and Dish,,rst,:ments of the London Dock
Company, and Mr Haworth, from the Exchequer,
an Account of the produm of the Annual Duties.
—o,(!eted to lie on th
On the Motion of lb.. Earl of LAUDERDALE, an
Acc-unt was ordered of Exchequer Bills„ issued
betwcun 'he sth of January, 1817,• and the sth
Janintry, 1818.
(Th the motion of Lord KING, an Account was
ordered of the number 01 pursons eXecuteAl 'for
tot gery,• from 1792 to 1818.
A Road 13111 and an Inclo,sttrellill were brought
up trffin the House of Commons by Mr. Sr. PAU L
and other Members, and read a first time.

The LORD CmANcELLowstated, on reference to
the Journals respecting a former motion in 1808,
for Papers respecting Offices granted in Itever-
sion, that the Order appeared to have been sent
to the Secretary of State's Office for the Home
Department, and that the then Secretary of State
for that Department, Lord Hawhesbury, obtained
the returns from the different Offices, and pre-
sented them altm:ether to the linose.

•The 30,000,00(11. Exchequer Bills Bill, an the
Malt Duties Bill, were read a third time, and
passed.

SECRET COMMITTEE.

Lord Viscount SinmouTil presented, by com-
mand of the Prince Regent, another Sealed Bag
of Papers, which were ordered to be referred to
the Secret Committee.—Adjourned till Monday.
London, England, 1818-02-21

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Four Simple Rules, viz. Additioni Subtraction. Multiplica-
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Operation, in Twelve Series. To Which•is prefixed the intro-
ductory Rules of Nnmeration and Notation. - By -George
Reynolds, ‘Vriting Master,
.Christ's Horpitals; In 12nao.—
Nearly read'''.
London, England, 1818-02-21

TO CO RR I,,ONDENTS.

We Should be heariily ashatried of baring delayrd many Fa-
vours, if we were nut assured that the Parliamentary De-
bates and. Other temporary matters will offer a stifficient
apology.

SARATum.—lti the Sof:xrf ofThursday talt, in the thikl
line fioni the bottom, instead of must tend meet.

THEATRICAL REGISTER:
Dfttrity-LAN:E.-NO PERETTEENANCE:
COVE!:T-GABDEN.-AN °BATEAU).

MAILS.
AititivEn-1 Dublin, e Waterford, I Guernsey and Jersey,
1 France, I Jamaica. DUE-2 Gottenburgb, I Lisbon. •

PRICE 0

F STOCKS
wEt.vp: o'cimcrt.

THIS DAY AT T
Bank Stock 288/
3 per Cent. Red.... 30i
3 per Cent. Cons ...... ..79ii
4 per Cents. 991
5 per Cent. N. Ann ..►O6
Bank L. Ann.... 20j 15-16tIti•

Imperial 5 per Cent. Aurt. 79
India Bonds 100 s. pr.
Exch. Bills 51d....13s 9.15. pr.
Ditto, 2A-d. 22s 2as. pr.
Cons. fur Account. 79ii

HIGH WATER. AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
Morning, 51 minutes after Y. Evening, 46 minutes after 3.
London, England, 1818-02-21

and commercially. The Tin'Tier Deals from Nor-
way'are brought wholly Nor w,tv vessels, and
are neatly all raid for in trionOT and bills. Froni
'SWeden 'they are brought in about one-thi);(/ B'
;kb 'vessels ami Igo-thirds-Swedish. Front lirossia,
about half British and halt Viuss'in vessels; and
from 'Russia; we believe, in about Two-Thirds
British vessels. Yet it may be remarked with
great truth, that it would have taken '6ll/4 200
ships I+l 13176 to have brought, in the course of
that season, froth the Baltic, the sane quantity of
wood which it regnired 733 ships to bring
thal year from British North Amrrica
therefore hope, for these, a'nd in.iny other
reasons bearing on this interesting subject, that
leis Majesty's Ministers will, before this Session
of Parliament is over, give some public assurance
that the present system of Woo'd Duties will be
adhered to, and made permanent, so that the
energies of the Colonists and the British Ship-
o-wners may be beueficially directed to an exten-
sion of this Trade, which is so manifestly of the
first impresion to the Mother Country.

ANOTHER DREADFUL. NIURDER.—About one
o'clock yesterday, Mr. &ighton, a carpenter, and
his wife, residing opposite B'r'uce Oro.ve, Totten-
ham, were found murdered in their own house,
lying on the floor, by sonic-neighbours, who, not
having seen thAn since Friday last, were led to
break in. It is supposed, in consequence of a
razor being lying close to Mr. Nighton, that the
horrid deed was perpetrated by himself.—They
had only been married a month, and he was about

o commence business on his own account.
London, England, 1818-02-21

uNDER the Protection of Government, by
'Royal Letters Patent granted to ROBERT FORD,
for his Medecine, universally known by the title of-PECTO-
RAL BALSAM of HOREFfOUND,.and Great R,esturative
Medicine—invented and published by the Patentee in 1794.
which is patronized by the Nobility, and by the Faculty ge-
nerally recommended throughout the United Kingdom and
en the Continent, as the most efficacioas and safe remedy for
Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Hooping-Cough, and all Obstruc-
tions of the Breast and Lungs. The high estimation it has
obtained over every other preparation, and the extensive
demand, sufficiently proves its superiority, which may be as-
certained at a;:y of the' principal Venders of Medicines in
the United Kingdom.

• Prepared. only and sold by the Patentee, No 11, Radcliffe-
Terrace, Goswell-street-road, London; sold also by all the
principal Dealers in Medicine in Town and Country, in
bottles at 10s. tid., 4s. 64., is. 9d., .and Is. 9d. each.
*** The Public will please to observe, that each bottle is
enclosed in wrappers printed in Red Ink, and signed in the
hand•writing of the Pate tee, without which it cannot be
genuine.. . •
London, England, 1818-02-21

Sli Il' NEWS.

PORTSMOUTH, Fen. 20.—The General Stewart, Granger,
passed by from Madras for London; parted from the brig
Antelope, bound to this port for orders ; spoke off St. Helena
his Majesty's ship Murton, bound for England.—Put back
from sea, the Ventrosa and London.
PLYMOUTIT, FEB. 19.—Came in the Waterloo, Burney, from
Madras for London, with cotton, rice, and indigo; sailed Bth

October—no news.
Ihrtwicri, FEB. 20.—Arrii-ed the Prince of Orange packet,
with mail and passengers from Holland.
LIVERPOOL, FEB. 19.--Arrived the Alliance, Rolcliffe,
from Buenos Ayres. On the 29th October, in lat. 24. 16. S.
long. 35. 7. spoke the Creighton, of and from London, for
South Seas, out 43 days. Feb. 10, spoke the Superior, from
this port for Philadelphia-14th, spoke the French ship
Theolese, from Havre for South Seas—same day, spoke brig.
Thomas; of London, 2 days from the Lizard-1 h, spoke the
Wellington, flout t his port for Rio Janeiro.—Arrived the
Mount Vernon, from New York.—The Sarah, Hopkins, from
this port for Boston, was lost on Arklow Bauks 11th iust ant—
crety saved.
London, England, 1818-02-21

KIRWAN'S SERMONS.
This Day were, published,
The 'Second Edition, in One Volume, Octavo, with a Por-
trait of the'anthor, pricy Icts. boards,,
Q.ERMONS. By the late 11/4v. WALTER
BLAKE KIRWAN,-Dean of Killala. With a Sketch
of his Life.

Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rtes, Orme, and Brown, Pa.
ternoster- row.

" Dr. Kirwan preferred our country and our religion, and
brought to both genius superior to what he found in either.
Ile called forth the latent virtues of the human heart, and
taught men to discover in themselves a mine of chastity, of
which the proPriett.rs had been unconscious. He came to
interrupt the repose of the pulpit, and shakes one world vsith
the thunder of the other. The preacher's desk becomes the
"—Mr. Grattan's Speech, June 19, 179 g. -
'1'1.7
of -upics -,,,rrtuyarraperi -prrcecroe-
Guinea boards.

•
This Day was published,
In One Volume, 12wo. price ss. boards,
BENIGNITY; or, the Ways of Happiness. A Serious Novel, selected (with additional Conversa-
tions) from the Works of Henry Brooke, Esq.
By a LADY-.
Brentford: Printed by.l'. Norhury ; and sold in-London by
Baldwin, Craduck, and Joy, Paternoster-row; by whom are
also published, •

Talcs at the Fire-side, or a Father and Mother's Stories;
in 3 ♦ois: price Its. boards.
2. Fruits of Refection; 2 vois. jimo. by Eliz. Helme,
price 9s.
. _ _

3; Evenings Rationally Employed, 12mo. by the same,
3s. 6d.

4. A Preparatory Exercise nn the Road leading to the Land
of Learning, in progressive Lessons; by the same; price
3s. Gd.

5. Columbus, or the Discovery of'America; price ss. 6d.
bound.

6. Cortez, or the Couqucst• of Mexico; price si. 6d.
bound.
7. Pizarro, or the Conquest of Peru ; price ss. 6d, bound.
8. Helnte's History of Scotland; %Nils. price Bs. hound.
9. -- History of Itonte; 4 vela. price iBs. bound.
London, England, 1818-02-21

DEPARTURES.

. ,
. .
General Sir .folm, Lady Ecane, and family, from Hyde
Park Hotel, Oxford-street, for Portsmouth.

BATti ARRIVALS, FEB. 20.—Marquis Thotnand, CountesS of
Cork,. Lord Hay, Lady Cadogan, Lady Gardiner and family,
LiidY J. King, Lady J. Morrison, Lady Castle Stuart, Sir F.
Wilier, Sir W. Richardson, Sir J. Scott, Sir J.
Trunkins, Hell. Mrs. Bridgeman----Rear-AdMiral Fayerinan,
Rear-Admiral Sprangcr, ,General NichUlls,--Colonels Bal-
four, Brown; Chichester, Cola., Gregory—Majors, Andrews,
Butler, Varlyon—CaPtai as A il mc r, Goglan, Captain and Mrs.
Lethbridge, M'Neale, Sykes, lt'illimore.

OF THE ROMAN CATFIOLIC QUESTION.

FOR TIIF. SUN.
London, England, 1818-02-21

REGISITIt OF FASHION.

. FASHIONABLE ARRIVALS. ~
Viscount Deerhurst, at the Eatl of Coventty's,
fro:n Worcesirrshire ; the Earl and Countess of Sefton, Lord
and Lady I‘lolyneux, from Croxteth Hall, in Arlin ton-street ;
Lady Mary Erskine, in Curzon-street, May-fair; Capt. Anson,
in Queen Anne-street West.
London, England, 1818-02-21

VEGETABLE BITTERS, a SHEAP and WHOLESOME

SUBSTITUTE tor HOPS.

REVANS anti Co. having- had many respect-
• able testimonies of the efficacy and . pleasantness of
their Vegetable Bitters, are induced to extend thtsir salo be
yond the'limits'of t iv Western Counties, and have appointed
the grader-mentioned Agents for that purpose. They only
invite a single trial, to .cnnvirce the Public -f their supe-
riority to every other Bitter, and in some. resrects. eveh to
that of Hops, as they are nut affected by atmospheric altera-
tions, which deprive HintS., of their bitter, and render Ale
and Beer liable to acetic change, or, as it is commonly called,
turning sour.

The Public are assured, that the composition now recom-
mended is a pure wholesome Vegetable Bitter, perfectly
free from every injurious property, producing a good quan-
tity of excellent yeasty and for the purpose of preserving Ale
and Beer equal to any Hops.
Sold in Packets, of Is. each, equal- to a pound of the
strongest Hops;' in Packets of 2s. each, equal to two pounds;
in Packets of As. each, equal to four you ids; in Packets of
4s. each, equal to six pounds; in Packets of as. each; equal to
eight poudds.

N.B. No public Brewer or Publican can be supplied with
the abuse.

Prepared only by It. Evans and Co. 97, Fore-street, Exettr,
and sold Wholesale at their depositories, by It. Toby, No. 7,
Earl's Court Terrace, Old Brompton, London; and Messrs.
White and Evans, Quay-street, Bristol; and Retail by Mr. P.
Stanley, 14, Tavistock-row, Covent-garden ;. Messrs. Ander-
son and Chase, %Vest Smithfield; Mr. 'l'. Kelsey, 88, Fleet-
market; Messrs. B. and A. Taylor, Hart-street, Mark—
lane. -
London, England, 1818-02-21

SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 181

PUBLICATIONS.

This Daywas published,
In One Voluwe, 4to. with .15 Plates, el. 2s.-
ACCOUNT of a VOYAGE of DISCOVERY
to the Western Coast of COREA, and the GREAT
LOO CHOO ISLAND.

13v Captain-BASIL-HALL, R.N.. F.R.S. .
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This Day were published,
I-Tamilsomtly printed in Foolscap Octavo, price 3s. U.
OEMS written by SOMEBODY ; most re-
spectfully dedicated to NOBODY; and intended for
EVERY.BODY whosan read.

London :
,Published at the request of several Persons o
Distinction, 14 Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster
row.

NEW EDITION OP. LORD HOLLAND'S. LOPE .DE
VEGA, ITH ADDITIONS.
This Day were published,
In Two Volumes, post Bvo. with Two Portraits, Price 21s.
. hoards,
•
•.QPNIE ACCOUNT 01 the LIVES and WRIT-
INGS' of LOPE FELIX DE 'VEGA CARPIO and
GUILLEN DE CASTRO.
By -HENRY' RICHARD LORD HOLLAND.
Printed for Longman, HUrst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; E.
Jeffery; and Ridgway and Sons, London. •

- : • This: Day was publidied,
In royal Rca. with 10 Plates, comptisiog upwards of 20' ll-
got es, many of which are beautifully coloured, price 18..
s. boards; • .
AN • ESSAY on the CilE ic AL • 1-I NTORY
and MEDICAL TREAT-MEN l' of CALCULOUS
DISORDF,RS.
. By A. MARCEL M.D. F.lt S. Physician to Goy's Hos-. • .
total., &c. &c. &C.
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,Loudon.

This Day were published, •
In 2 vols. foolscap aro. price I4s. hoards,
DRANIA'I IC TM ES, illuotritt ye of • the Su-
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By the AUTHOII. of" The Poetic Mirror."
Printed tot Longoton, Hurst, Hers, Orate, and &own,.
Paternoster-row; ant: J. Ballantyne, Edinburgh.
Of whom may be had,
The POETIC MIRROR, or the Liiing Bards of Britain,
the 2d Editidb, its 12Luu. price 7s. 6d. boards.

PUBLICATIONS..

THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. 20f.XV
w•as. PUBLISHED THIS DAY.

Printed for J. MuRRAY, Albemarle-street.

LADY M. W. MONTAbUE'S LETTERS, &c.
This Day were 'published,
In Five Volumes, post Octavo, with, a Portrait, and Fac-
TSimilies, the tith Edition, price ,21. ss. boards,
HE WORKS of the Right Hoff. LADY
MARY WORTLEY MONTAGUE, including her
Correspondence, Poems,'and Essays.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown;.
John Murray; and Baldwin, Cradock, aid Joy, Loudon.
London, England, 1818-02-19

HOUSE OF CONINIONS.

A Petition i
S presented from certain persons in Glouces-
tershire against the employment of Climbing Boys,
Mr. SHAW piistpontd. until Tuesday". the 47th April next,
his Motion ret.pe6.ing the Petitions on the lush Window

Tax.
Mr. Jones presented from the Crown Office an Account of
Fees received for COoies of Informations during the last year.
Mr. PRtYEHEBOE brought up the Report of the Select
Com, ittce, to exew pt'from.Puties (.7oal aril Culm shipped in
the St vent carried cuii3tways.—.7Leave was granted to bring in
the
Mr. f,USHINGTON laid on the Table Abstracts of the
'Produce of the Itevenue of the United Kingdom, from Jan.
Vitt.; to 17, dis*.'ngusiiing the quarters, and the total produce
of the Co.!. ir; ant! Excise.
lii a Committee of the whole House, on the'Madders Duty
Bill, Mr. UTSHINGTCIN got leave to bring in a Bill to con—
thine for a' ime to be limited. •
The Annual Indemnii y QualifiatiOn Bill was read a second
time—to be counititted that Clay k'ittiight.
London, England, 1818-02-19

DIVIDENDS.

March. 21, W. Whately, Lawrence Pountney-hlll, Cannon-
street, merchant—March 14, J. P. Thomson, Great. New-
port-street, printseller—March 14, J. Smith, Tabernacle-
walk, merchant—March 14, J. Champion, Great St. Helens,
broker—March 12, W. Miller, jun. Liverpool, tailor—March
17, P. D. Vandyke, A. J. G. Leuven, and W. A. De Gruir'er
Vink, Circus, Minories,.rnerchants—March 13, J. Whittle,
Liverpool, tailor —March 17, P. Lander, Cardiff, seedsman—
llarch 14, P. and W. Pidgeon, Stock-Exchange Coffer-house,
tavern-beepers—March • 18, T. Gower, Wethersfield, • Essex,
maltster—March IS, E. D. &Ines, Cheshire, liquor-merchant
--,March 12, W. Lawton, Wilmslow, Chester, shoikeeper.----
March 3, N. Scholefirld and 'l'.. W. Kersh,w,
• haberdashers—March IC, W. Dyer, Nortnleach, Glouck-
tershire, grocer—March 10; S. Card, sen. Mere. Wiltshire,
.farmer—Maich G. LocliWood, Whitby, Yorlishirwool-
fell-draper—March 21, .I.'Aruis, Little Britain, fishmonger—
March 10, Biss, Bristol, tailor.
London, England, 1818-02-19

ELECTION LAWS BILL.

Mr. Wi-xtiv. having moved the -farther consi-
deration of the Report of this Bill, the amend-
ments were read a second time. Some' verbal
alterations were proposed, which gave rise to a
desultory conversation, in which Mr. Lambe, Mr.
Bennet, Sir W. Burrowes, Mr. Wllbertorce, Mr.
Margot, Lord M itor,
,and Mr. Lttshington,
participated.-7-The clause for causing the Poll to
be ,[032,1 it 400 voters hail nor poilrdin the first
two days, gave rise to many objections; and Mr.
John Smith observed, thae as great pains were
otten taken to protract Elections, this would
throw an undue power into the hands of the re-
turning oflicer. - •

Mr. WYNNE defended the clause, and replied
to the various objections that, had been urged
against it. ,
Some further discussion took place, in which
Mr. Brougham, 'Ali-. G. BiudiCs, General• Thor-
nton, Dr. Philliniore, and Sir W. Burrowes parti-
cipated; at the close of which Sir W. &mimes,
having proposed that the Rill should bd re-cony-
witted, awl having, afterwaill% anuoutiCed

tintion of moving thiat the House should be
counted, Mr. Wynne consented to re-.commit the
for toMorrow, in consi►teration of the thin-
'less of the House. He hoped, if this were done,
there would be no objection to its being read a
third rime on the following day, as it was.olim-
pmtance that a measure, to be acted upon at the
Quarter Sessions, should pass with the least pos-
sible delay.
The Motion before, the House-was then with-
drawn, and the• Bill was ordered to be recom-
mitted to-morrow.

The Coroner's Bill was posrl►oned till Wednes-
day next.—Adjotimed.

COURT OF COMMON. COUNCIL.

Yesterday the Loaf) MAYOR held a Court of
Common Council fur the.dispatch•of general bn-
siness.

The LORD mAyoR laid before the, Court a Re
port respecting the Borough Compeer, which bad.
been submitted to the Court of. Aldermen, and by.
them directed to be laid before this Court. The
Report stated the miserably defective state of that
prison, the danger arising to public ❑corals from
the promiscuous intercourse of felons, debtors,
&c. and it expressed a hope, that ere, long the
Court would adopt some effectual measures for
redressing so great an evil.
The. Report was referred to the Bridge House
Estates Committee.
London, England, 1818-08-17

for Foreign Affairs and of the InteriJr successlcel.
transacted business %rid) his Mpiesti• Htt
jesty afterwards went to Mahnaison.
001
" The Count Corvetto, Minister of -

is recovered.
brat
Madame Daubenton, widow of the celebr
Naturalist of that name, died on Friday last'
the age of nearly 100.
" Letters from Perpignan of the Ist inst.° co
bit
tradict the statement of the death of Mari

Castanos.
„e to
" Lieutenant-General Cannel was all" •
converse with his wife on Wednesday, ill ebell-I
r
sence of the Age d' Instruction. Reti
" The Manclat of Confinement au secret has
annulled with respect to Viscount de Cbqqc‘

laine.
" The Countesses of St. Alorys and Gli°7-,
chart were yesterday, by the Tribunal 01"renst
tional Police, adjudged guilty of calumilY °Olio
Lieutenant-Colonel Barbier Dufay, and wets
fined each fifty francs.

FIVE PER CENT-5.
Wednesday
Thu i sday
Loan Certificates

f 50c.
78 f. 40 C.
171

DEFERRED STOCK
Wednesday. Tbursdall
Of the 22d March, 1817... 88f. 88f. 5 C.
22d Sept. 1817... 86f. c„ „86f. 5 C,
22d March, 1818...84 f. c... •84 f•
London, England, 1818-08-17

Chambers.

An article from Irun, dated the 26th ult. says—
" One of our celebrated Diplomatists, accompa-
nied by a very numerous suite, will proceed im-
mediately to the Congress of Aix-la-Chapelle.
He will, it is understood, strongly solicit the me-
diation of the great powers.—Our differences with
the United States of America are such that the
issue cannot be foreseen, and it is even said that
our Envoy there will be recalled."
The Moniteur of Friday announces the appoint-
ment of the Sieur LOCARD to be Prefect of Cher,
in the room of the Marquis de 'VILLENEUVE ; the
Count de JCIGNE to be Prefect of Cantal, in the
room of LOCARD ; and the Sieur de CHAZELLES
to be Prefect of Morbihan, in the room of the
Marquis de GUER.
The following are Extracts from the Journals
of Friday
Plum, AVG. 1;4.--Yesterday the Ministers .
London, England, 1818-08-17

Just published, price 3s. in boards,

THE of LIFE ; a Non-Medical Com-
mentary on the Indiscretions arising .front Human
Frailty, 7iltYhicii the Causes, S'vitiptoms, and baneful Effects
of Lues Venerea, Gonorrhoea, ,Strictures, Seminal Weakness,
&c. are fully cieyeloped ; Part 11. .cirtitaining some remarks on
certain Female Complaints, in particular Sterility; Part 111.
en/bracts Practical Observations on Sexual Debility, Self-
Abuse,&c.; in Part IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the
preceding subjects, explaining them in a familiar manner,
and the whole addressed to the Youth, and Maturity of both.
Sexes.

By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons.
May he had at 20, Paternoster-row, 174, Fleet-street
Clicapside, 50, Piccadilly, London; and at all Booksel.
lens.

Mcssrs. Goss and Co. are to be consulted, as usual, every
day, at their house ; and Patients in the Country are requested
to describe minutely the Case' enclosing a Remittance for Ad-
vice and Medicine, which can be forwarded to any part of the
World.

Go,s and Co. I. R. C. Surgeons, 13, Bouverie-street, Fleet:
street, London.

VALUABLE ADVOWSON in
one of the
Migland Counties, with a prospect of early Possession,
to be DISPOSED OF.
For particulars apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's-
inn-fields.
London, England, 1818-08-17

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

C. Losive and T. Hill, Bourne, Gloucestershire, clothiers-.
A. Young and M: Nekton, Sunderland near the Sea, tinmett
and braziers—.l. Gleave and J. Carter, Mere, Cheshire, malt-
dealers—C. Bentham and J. Ray, z,beilield, printers-4. San-
ford and Huxley, Rope-maker-street, tobacconists—M.
Simpson and W. Neild, Manchester, fustian-manufacturers--.
J.'sVolferstan and R. Daily, Chichester, ironmongers—W.
Purvis and J. Sintkin, Limehoue- Hole, potatoe-merchants—
J. W. and W. P. Greases, Royal Exchange., woollen-drapet-s—
-ll; Hennell and J. Holmes, Well-street, Cripplegate, paper-
stainers—F. C. Barrow and J. Hebert, Warnford-court„
Throg,anorton•street, dealers in waste siik—W. Williams and
J. Warren, of the Corn Exchange, Mark-lane, corn-factors—
L. Smith and J.-Wooldridge, Datley, tioutharnlitori, timber-
mercliants—D. Pownall and „I. Stacey, Manchester, manu-
facturers—T. Taylor and J. Ilagiiy, Preston, Lancashire,
grocers. •

,SUGAR.—Average Price of Brown or Muscorado.Sugar, com-
puted from tht Returns made iii the week ending the 12th day
of August, is 50s. II id . per cwt.

SCOTCH BANKR(Ji'!'S.

SEQUESTRATION.

. August 7, J. and J. Gardner, mathematical-instrument.
mahers, Glasgow-Creditors meet in the Lyceuili Humus
there, 20th August and 4tll September, at 2.

MEETINGS, DIVIDENDS, &c.

. . .
Creditors of Wilsora and Liddell., tilerChays;Glasgow, meet
in the Ottiee'of Janes litirr; accountant there, 46t1t August,
at I.

Creditors of Adam. Mackenzie, cattle-dealer and tenant,
Allanac{act), Itriss-shire, Meet. in Bennett's Hutel, Inverness,
26th August, at 12.
Creditoti•ofjameS Macfarlane, vintner, Linlithgow, meet
in the bankrupt's house, 2,l*S`epteinher, at 12.
Creditors of Alexander Mitchell, farmer and cattle-dealer,
FiddeSbeg of Foveran, will receive a dividend from David
Holcheon;•advocate, Alie‘rdeent 16th September.
Creditors of- 'Walter Sim and C6.'graiii•rner6loatits, Aber.
deco, will receive a dividend from John D. Milne, advocate
there, atter 17th Septernher.
Thomas Douglas, grain-merchant in Glasgow, has app!i,:d
for a discharge.,
London, England, 1818-08-17

From the LONDON GAZETTE, A'.G. 15.

[This Gazette notifies the Prince Regent's approval of Mr
Emanuel Schow as Consul at Plymouth for the King of Den-
mark and Norway. It also repeats the usual periodical ad-
monitions against the emigration of British artificers and
manufacturers, and the exportation of tools or implements
used in the working or, finishing of vat ious branches of ma-
nutacture.]
London, England, 1818-08-17

BANKRUPTS.

T. H. Finley, Whittle Hills, Lancashire, cotton-manufae.
turer, to surrender Sept. 3, at fire, 4, at nine, and 26, at
five. at the Commercial Inn, Bolton-le-Moors. Attornies,
Messrs. Milne and" Parry, Temple.
J. Bentley and J. Beck, Cornhill; watch-makers, August 13,
29, and Sept. 26, at ten, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs.
Mayhew, Price, and Styan, Chancery-lane.
DIVIDENDS. •

Sept. 5, G. Penny. Warn ford-court, Throgmorton-street,
merchant—Sept. 8, E. Perkins, Liverpool, hatter—Sept. 7.
T. Pickstock, Shrewsbury, mercer—Sept. 15, J. !tines and
Watkins, Bristol, chemists—Sept. 5, J. Parsons, Hai wick,
fishing smack owner—Sept. 12, J. Walker, Upper Russell-
street, Bermondsey, glue-malier-Sept. 5, Q. Dick, Fins-
bury-square, merchant—Sept. 15, L. Collinatin' and J. Lam-
bert, Old Bethlem, merchants—Sept. 12, J. Davies, Saint
Martin's-lane, Saint Martin-in-the-Fields, carpenter—Aug.
29, J. Fairlamb, Wynyatt-street, Goswell-street-road, Per-
sian-manufacturer—Sept. 17, E. Ellis, Manchester, joiner--
Oct. 1, J. Price,' Bristol, ironmonger.

• - • CERTIFICATES—Sirr. 5.
S. Kit k, Leeds, ale-bonse-keeper:—E. Simonds, jun. Ather-
stone, IVarwickshile, bat-manufacturer—J. L. and G. Ba-
ker, Leeds, woollen-cloth-manufacturers—J. Jump, Fore-
street, bat-manufacturer-4. Sadd, Greystoke-place, Fetter-
lane, builder.