The Sun.
London, England, 1816-06-04 00:00:00

Just published, 1 vol. Bvo. price

flediested, by gracious permission, to her Royal Highness the
Princess Augusta 'Sophia,
For the Benefit of the City of London Ausilinty National
Schools,
'FHB CHRISTIAN'S MANUAL, compiled
-IL from the Rochiridion Militia Christiani of ERASMUS.
Ity wYAT 1. CROWTHER, Esq.
li'~th copious Scripture Notes, mid Csortnrsents on several fatal
Erroi's in Religion and Morrtij.y. Prefixed is some Account
of Er:stows, his Reception In lrglarrd. and Correspondence.
" There is noire piety and good sense in the Christian Sol-
dier's Nlailual, than had appeared for many centuries in any
Treatlie of
it is toil of excellent maxims and very useful instruc,
tions,"—,lotr. PIN.
"
an excellent Manual of piety and good morals."—
Ktil OUT.
Sold by F. C. andJ. Rieington, St. Paul% Church-yartli and
J. Hatehard,

UNCOMMON CHEAP TRAVELLING at the SARACEN'S
HEAD INN, Snow-Hill, London.
From LONDON to YORK, also LEEDS, only Two Guineas
and a Guinea outside ; the same in proportion to
EDINBURGH, and all Parts of the North. From LON-.
DON to WEYMOUTH, Oat Guinea inside, end 15s. out-
side, with four inside.—Coaches, the best Horses, and keep
good time. By W. B. MOUNTAIN end to.
The following Post Coaches, Mail Coaches, &c. set out time
the Saracen's Head Inn, Snow-Hill.
CROOK aod.GOSLiNG's MARLBOROUGH
Elegant Post Coach, through Hungerford, Newbury,
Reading, Maidenhead, sets out from the Saracen's Head,
Stiowhill, at Seven o'clock in the Morning, gets to Melillo.
rinetb by dinner time; A comfortable conveyance for Travel-
lers myths tVestern Read.
The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one
Night in the Read, carrying Fem. Insides and Four Outeides,
sets nut every Daynt One o'clock, arrives at Liverpool next
Afternoen at Six o'clock, through Dunstable, Woburn, Lath-
bury, Northampton, ‘Velford, Lutterworth, Hinckley, Atte:t-
itular; Lichfield, Stone, Hugely, Newcastle, Koutsford, War-
rington and Present.
SOUTHAMPTON, Lymingtoni Winchester, and Basing-
'take P4ew Four Inside Coach at Eight o'clock in the Morn-
ing, arrives at the George Inn, Southampton, by Six o'clock.
Tbis Is a must delightful Conveyance to the Isle of Wight,
Jersey, Wei miry,
,Saint Maloos, Havre de (knee, Cher-
i/nigh, ft:c.
The WATERLOO New Light Four Inside Cmell to Leeds,
thadfurd, awl all Partsuf the North, sets out ,it Two
o'clock in the Aiternoou, and arrives at the ;,:olden Lion It.:,
:,
Leeds. next Evening RE Six &Clock, thrungleStamemel, Oran-
them, Newark and Doncaster. This Coach ie intended to ,0.-
commodate the Towns ot Leeds; Haltime: Keaolf trd nod Vi-
ce:Av. It wtil leave Leeds at thee.• k its sue %ft.;rn om mit.
Pietwagers tnay cooveniently tome to Leedefrutu those place%
and be' tit London ently,tbe next Evening.
WEY MOUTI I,Durehester, Blandford,salisburY, Andover,
and esdsiliFstulie, nee. Post Coach, every Afternoon, at Three
. &Clock. rile Weymouth Packets to Gime:icy, Jersey, Cher-
but ,11, . St• • Mah-n
&c. Frost Cherburgh is a Wrest delightful
rued to Paris.
ExETER, plyrnouth, tVeyinonth, Dorchester, Falmouth;
Darlinitoth, and salisbory, New Post lainch, every Morning,
halfei a'st Six o'clock, through lintflfon, Axminster, Britt-
prtet„ jllltnd ford. 3asimigstrilic, and liag,hot.
‘I,OSioN Saalditig, Peteiborough, Stilton and Hunting-
stine,Wew Royal tail Coach, sets out every Evening tu,tipils-
by, Lout,n,,ttinestiy, and 1.11111. -111 ml.
BATEi Se. lilitStOL,Fiving Polist,Coaches, throngli Chip-
pen;oisa, Caltte,, tend M.iriburougli, every Afternoon; arrive
at Mr. May's, the 'Greyhound lap, Katlic and the London-
Tavern, l'homatt-street, and the Swan, Bristol, next Morn-
. ing.--eCoacheis to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter, Ply -
mouth. &c.
LEEDS new light Coach, called The Rockingham.Aeti out
every Morning at Eight o'clock: . carries Four Betides oily,
and goes remarkably easy, with a Guard throughout. Passes
through Stausford, Newark, Iletford, Done:liner, alei Ferry-
bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next %miler . N,it with-
standiug the micommon Expedition of this Coach, it is al-
lowed to be the most ,aeiveable and complete Public Cott
veyance on the North II:mil, being unequalled to Accommo-
dation by any other, .
GLASGOW, Lonetown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dunifri,,,
Brownhill, Thornhill, Santerbar-Kiln, f;anineck, Kingsweii,
and all parts lit Scotland, a PosaCoach
yogo., Scarborough, Whitby, Shielik, Sminderlanti, New.
castle, and Edinburgh, New Coach, performed with it Guard
throughout, sets out ' every Moritimet at hall-pait Si ,
&clod, by way of Newark, itctford, Taileaster,l),mrlingtoo,
Nurthallertomi, Durham, Moi petit, and Berwick: Pes,vii-
ger* Gilding themselves fatigued from the It:114E11 of the
journey, may rest what time they please, and then p;•-occed
on without any additional Fare.
BRIDGENCATII anti Walsal new Post-Coach, every Eve.
CAItIASLE, Pettrith, and Winteluvren, Post.f.:oadm, goes
with Four Horses. and a Guniti all the way. Passes through
Brought Appleby, Ureatabi Pete, Bacionood, Cat
lloroughbridge, Wetlierhy, .-thertord, Doncaster, awl
Sets out every Morning, and performs time iouroq
with the greatest fiteility. Passengers detained -on too, 11.101
by business or pleasure, have the peculiar udeantage of their
Seats being eccured in the next COR4ili.'' • '
RE:SOM., Lath:aster, Preston, Kirby-Low:dale, Bolton-
Cborlee, Ot tiiskirk, and Garet:lug Post-Coaebes, every After:-
noon, at Five o'cleck. Guarded., .
LIVERPOOL, Warritigton, Keutsford, Stone, and Litch-
field, I'nst Coach; called The Expedition, every Evenitig
Five o'clock, to the Saracen's-I-lead Toro, Dale•etreet, 140'4
pool.. Guarded throughout. - . .
WAKEFIELD Poste.Csosch, every Morning, at half past
Six o'clecli. • •
CHESFER, Newport, Whitchurch, Tarporlcy, Nantwlch,
.Northwicli, mid Rliddlcwich, Poet-Coach, every Evening, at'
Five o'clock. ,
SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm; new Conch ;tree);
Morning-, to the George mutt, Sunderland.
MANCHESTER, Winslow, Coogleton, Newcastle, Wekal,
and Weiverll'entPtott, Post-Coach, every Afternoon, (entitled.
seIREWSBORY, Wellington and Shienai, Post-Ceach,
every Evening at Eire o'clock, Guarded.
SHEFFIELD antl IL:Uteri:ue Poet-Coacht called tae Reek-
ingheao, everl Writing.
131101INGTIAM.Mercury Past Coach, with a Guard, sets
out every Afternoon, and ratehits Birmingham next day at
Noon. Pieties by* Oiftred, Ertston and Shipstoite, to Abe
Saraeete.s Head, Bull-street, Birmingham.
HULL, Northcave, Howdee, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post-
voach, every Morning, at bast'-past Six o'clock, to the Crass
Keys, Market-place, Hull.
60VEit, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ramsgate, Canter
• bares- Fes-tram:4 Chatham, Rochester, and Stroit new Post
Coactiteek.Morning, Noun, :did Night.
HEILTVORD,-AVarep Hothleedun, and Chesbunt Coach,
every Nlerniey.,
•rorr.p.mi AM told Edmonton Cott*, Daily, at Half-past
lialf-past Two, Hall-past Foist, and Half-pett Seven
I &clock.
WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN and Co. respeetfelly viequaint-
their Friends and time Public, that they will not be /let:ciente
sole for cue Writing, Petrels or Laggime, :se, of More titan
five Potted) Value, if lotto:tact:, or de:staged, iiii;ese catered
its Mid and paid fotiamordistity. at the batacua‘'s, Head lon,

VIANNA, MAY IS.—This day, which most pets,
ple hoped for, many feared, and s,tme VVCI4 ek
pected with terror, because, according; tit general
report, the new finance plan was to be published,
has passed over, without this event taking place.
The Vienna Gazette merely states that coin may
be taken front the old provinces into the new ones
where it remains in circulation, and front the lat-
ter into foreign countries. We must therefore
restrain our curiosity for some time longer. The
numbering of
.the new bonds is diligently conti-
nued. The paper masufactory of M. Pacher, who
has undertaken to furnish all the paper, must
supply the whole by 'the first of.
June. It is he-
licved, that besides the new Land '1"::tx, the choir's
OD salt, tobacco, and stamps, will be raised. Wit
have at present no higher stamp than 100 liorins„
which is valid for stunti from 16,000 florists' up to
a million rind higher. In bills of exchange the dis-
proportion is yet greatee, the duty twits:;-4.'11y IE.
kreutzers, whether the sum be 10 or 100,000 fin....
ring, It is proLuble that in fittnrea difference will
be made according to the sum, which will much

increase the revenue from stamps. However, all
"Hungary, Trieste, and Fiume, tot "e their bills of
exchange free of stamp duty.
,VIRNNA, May 18.— We „expect here shortly
Baron Libezeltern, on his way to St. leetersburgh,
as Austrian Ambassador at that Court, at whose.
particular _request be has been uppointedijo that
post. In 1813, he was accredited 'by onr Court
at the -head-quarters of the Emperor Alexander,
and greatly exerted himself for the good cause ;
he has since had several diplomatic missions, anti
last, a' Austrian Ambassador at Rome. •
His Imperial Highness the Crown Prince, all
the Archduchesses, and the young Prince Francis
Charles (Napoleon) have been for some time 'at
Schoenbrunn, to enjoy the tine season, and wait
lot the arrival of the Emperor. It Is said that the
Archduchess Maria Beatrice will return hither,
for which purpose preparations are making in bet
Palace in the suburbs.

MAY 20.--The dustriatt Observer of this Gate
contains u very long article frotn kite
,Gazette of
in cootradiction of an amide ptiblislteti
in the Itigenzeine Zeitung of the ,Ist of May, re..
specting the dearth of corn in all Italy, and par..
ticularly in Lombardy. This is so tar from being
the case, that the countries beyond the Po have
regnesfed leave to draw corn from Lmithardy, mai

OS IL kvas'retitscal, try to sitotggle•it out, lininglx
the harvest his not (ken good for twoyenrs (1814
nod 1/415), Ihe sack of corn ‘vhicli in 1799 cost
ahoy,. tUd lire, oaia nut been this yedr s'mve 142,
and the price i 3 )14)41 fgli.ql to (i 2 tie i),,r sock.
A fignihiirgh.l'sper .gives .the trillowiiig its the
cur se tif the depurtitte of Talleyrand to his estate
Utt Valency'
" 141.1,in-be remembered; Clint, when the Duke

of Engiden was arresleti, .the Baden Aliniater,of
.State fin Foreign Atflirs received a letter fount
?tI. TAcyraod, iu which he was informed that
*tsntttll dewhinent of French soldiers wrinld ett-
ter the Baden territory ; but that Cie Govro..
!Rent had no reason to be alku i‘nql at. This, be—
cause this flick exertrOm to arrest
sonic had characters.' la order to justify
the Baden Government caused this letter to ba
Serted i,n seyeral Journals, and, among others, in
the Hague Courant. On account of this letter the
Prince of Bourbon has written' to ilie'King; that
he eartndi have the, linnOur of being present at
the marriage of the Duke of Berri to the Princess
of Naples, if he, the unhappy father of the Doke
of Engbien, must meet there Prince Talleyruod,
as nigh Chamberlain. The latter was accordingly.
induced to-set oil for Valency."
The Duke 01 Bourbon .is to attend- the mar.
riage Solemnity, in the quality of Grand Master.