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London, England, 1818-06-27

CONTENTS

I. S;goor Repot to the Royal Academy of
Sciences at Naples, upon the LruptiOn of Vesurios in
December, 1817.

If. Instructions for the Adjustments and Use of the List ru-
Mellt, intended for the Northern Exprdit.ons.
Description of the Apparatus, alluded to. in the fore-
going Paper, for bringing up Water front certain Depths of
the Sea. •
IV. Extract of a Letter from John Davy, M.D. to Sir H.
Davy, on the Interior of Ceylon.
V. 'l'ranslation of a Letter trom a learned Foreigner to a
Friend in this Conntry, on the Figure of the Earth, and on
the length of the Seconds Pendulum in different Liiittules.

VI. Exiivriments and Obfirvvations relative to Vision. By
MarA.iall nail, M. I). of Nottiag ham
VII. On Cryplincamous and Agamous Vegetation. From
the French of C. F. Briscran Mirbel.

Case of a Child aged Six Months, who swallowed a
donhle•bladed knife without injury.
IX. On The production of Ice at the nottom of Rivers.

X. On the Sounds protium, by Flame in Tubes, &c. By
M. Faraday, Chem Assistant in the ,Itoyal Institution.
Xl. On the Aqueduct of Alcantara, in Portugal. By George
Rennie, Jun. Esq. -
XII. Report of Mr. Brande's Lectures on Mineralogical
Chemistry.at• flit; ItOyal Institution, in theeSptiog of 1817.
Otittlie Vraitilation o(Covent-Garden Theatre.
XIV. On the Increasing Popilliiusness of England.
XV. Observations on the Groltrzy of the West India Islands,
from Barhadoes to Santa Cruz inclusive.
XVI. On,the new Akan discovered in Sweden.

XVII. History of the Kaleidoscope.
XVIII. Account of M. Biot's Narrative of his Journey in
England.
XIX. Proceedings of the loyal Society.
XX. Miccellanea.
XXI. I\l,-tooroloaical Dian•.
- List of New Publications.--71ndex.

Printed for Jots` 111,unKAY, Albemarle-street.
London, England, 1818-06-27

Hkx V PEETIIHR.

This was an intortnat tom against 11r. Thomas
l'eether, Clerkenwell-green, tea atol coffee dealer,
charging him with having iu his posirssion
IlllHiitity of itoit-ition coffee or vegetable powder,
on the 25th of April last. The case was proved
by the evidehce of - several ,wt ,tiesses, and the de-
fendant was convicted in the penalty ut 501.
London, England, 1818-06-27

REX r. TOPPING.

This was an information against Mr. John
Lewis Topping, a dealer in tea and coffee, resid-
ing in ‘lThitechapel-road, charging him with hav-
ing 37 1)0111111S of vegetable powder in his posses-
slot'. The article seized Way produced to the
Commissionei ; they declared that it was most
pernicitws stuff, and it wis an ab -
minable thing that such an article should be vend-
ed for food. The defendant was convicted
in the penally of 501.
London, England, 1818-06-27

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, JUNE 26.—Wednesday, the 24th in-
stant, Alt. Charles &thou was admitted Scholar
of New College. ,
Thursday the follo►ving Degrees were con-
ferred :

DOCTOR IN I•LEDICINR.
%I'll!lam Montgomery Boyton, B.M. of St. Alban Flail.

DOCTOR IN CIVIL LAW.
The Hon. Henuage Legge, B.C.L. Fellow of All Souls
College.

BACHELOR IN DIVINITY:
Rev. Michael Rowlandson, M.A. of Queen's College.
MASTERS 0F ARTS.
Reverend John Eingdon Cleeve, of Balliul Culler, Grand
Compounder.
Rev. George Chisholm,
Rev. David Davies, of Worcester College.
Rev. Francis Gottwalttz,
Rev. Henry Jones, of Jesus College.
Henry Wellesley, Esq. Student of Christ Church.
Rev. Godfrey Everth, of Trinity College.
Rev. James Lampen Harris,
Rev. Janus Yithge, Fellows of Exeter College.
Itev. Thomas Gritfith Roberts, of Brasenor, College.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
Air. Frederic Charles Spencer, of Christ Church.
Yesterday the following Degrees were conferred :

DacToit DIVINITY.
The Rev. Michael Rowlinnison, of Queen's College, and Vi.
car of ‘Varminster,-Wilts.

BACIIEL.,R IN DIVINITY.
The Res. Henry Jacob Parsons, M.A. Fellow of Magdalc

.T.NTER%sTING SPEGTAGLE.—The following Cif-
Cuinsranre occurred at Liverpool in one of the
streesi thiough which Mr. CANNING made his
first public entry. As the procession was moving
down Pembroke-place, tiro coloured individuals,
dresed according to the oriental priestly costume,
ssito were on an accidental visit to alt. COMER,
occupieirthe balconies of his house, power-
lolly attracted the attention of the multitude as
they passed. The notice of Air. CANNING was
also directed to the same quarter ; and lie received
graceful and very respectful bows front each of
the strativers, which he very politely and conde-
scendingly returner!. These wen, who were the
()Heels of so much curiosity, are two Builhil
plicst9, of the highest order, from the Island
of
ceylon, in the East Indies. They were brought
from thence at their own patricidar entreaty, and
voluntarily ea-t themselves on tile care of Sir
At..rxasima JonNsToNe, the Chiet Justice of that
island, in February last, NI ho, at that prriod,
embarked for England. They are ttOW tinder the
care awl instruction of the Rev. Dr. ADAM
CLARKg, of 11i1nrnok, whose hfloiliarity with the
customs nod manners of the East, and rich store
of Oriental learning, peculiarly tit him for the im-
portant duty of their religious instruction. After
Ihe procession had passed, which to them must
have been a veto uovel and imposlmg sight, they
iyquired 1t liethrr the Gewletnrin who had noticed
then] was ti" friend tot George the Third ;" and.
atowered ire the affirinativf!„ they etipresseo
tbentsches
London, England, 1818-04-15

DIVIDENDS,

May 5, 3. Dawes, It. Noble, K. H. Croft, and R. Barwick,'
Pall-mall, bankers—May N C. and E. G. Boldero, Sir H.
Ltishington, amid H. Boldero, Cornhill, hankers—May 8, R.,
Evans, Duffield, Derbyshire, maltster—April 18, W. flamit.
ton and M. Agar, Lime-street, iiierchants7-Nlay 9, 'l'. Byrell.
more, Coodington, Hertfordshire, farmer—May 23, W.
Smith, Piccadilly, saddler,---April 25, W. Wells, Malden,.
liquor-merchant—May 5, E. Yandall, Earl-street, Black-
friars, corn-dealer—May 96, J._ anti E. Bernoulli, Jetfery's-
square, St. Mary-axe, merchants—May 16, E. Jones, Lud-
gate-bill, haberdaslier—May i 9, M. and J. W. Woodward,
Bahliside, timber-merchants—May 16, T. Sharp and D.
Stables, Drury-lane, iron:founders—May 9, J. P. H. Flage-
dorms, Old Broad-street, merchant-May 14, rt. Earl, Carlisle,
druggist—May 16, J. M. and 'J. L. Siordit, Austinfriars,
'merchants—May 6, Worthy, Exeter, woollen-manu-
facturer—May- 9, .1. Fay, Ulrirer George-street, Portman-
square, child,bed-linen-iitanuhlcorrek,,--May, 8, B. Davis,
Broseley, Shropshire, saddler—May,„ 9, . J. Milner and V.
Chaplin, It nioni,;er- lane, Inert:ha/As—May 16, I'. Guichenet,
kenehurch-strcet, nvercliant-May Naish, Twertork,
Soule! setshire, clothier—May 16, T. Dodd, Leicester-street,
Leicester-squdre, prititseller—May 5, ltt. Strickland, Bristol,
watchnialie.—Moy 7, W. Kingtot!, Trowbridge, NViltshire,
Carpenter—M:iy E. Bdulton, 11orcester, tehirittroanui•
facturer—Nlay 9, .1. Davis and- T. -H. Lloyd, Lutlibury,
cluthiers—M4y 7,.W. Barktr, S. and 3. Field, Leeds, wool-
staplers—Slay 7, S....loseph, Gosport, slupseller.
London, England, 1818-04-15

BANK ADVANCES.

The Earl of LAUDERDALE, pursuant to Ws no-
tice, brought forward his [nation on this sujeet,
which he briefly contended wAs necessary, with
respect to the due understanding of the very in).
portant subject of which it formed a pert. tie
accordingly moved " For an account of the total
amount of adv,,nces mide by the Bank of Eng-
land to his Majesty's Government, including all
sums which may be now outstanding upon Govern-
ment Securities."

The Earl of LIVERPOOL observed, that out f
the great variety of information which the Noble
Lord moved for, the.present was the first on avhich
he felt it is duty to offer the least opposition, as
he was desirous of affording every information that
could be given without matiifest impropt iety. 'fbe
present motion he principally regarded as objec-
tionable;as it tended to interfere with the private
concerns of the Bank, vvith which Gentlemen had
no more to do, or right to call upon them !o com-
municate, than they should have with respet to
the private concerns of any other trading Com-
pany. He therefore must withhold his concur-
rence.

Lord HOLLAND was of opinion, that were any
private Company placed in the same relative situa-
tion to the Government as the Bank certainly
was, there would be no impropriety in calling for
such a disclosure.
The Earls of LIVERPOOL and LAUDERDALE re+
spectively spoke in explanation ; after which the
above proposal was r,egatived ; and another pro•
posed by the latter Peer, for printing the Returns
of: the Country Banks, presented that evening,
agreed to by the House.—Adjour,ned till to-
mot row.
London, England, 1818-06-18

CITY v.l-,EcTION.

SECOND .13.11'.—At nine o'clock yesterday the
polling recommenced, and soon after -Mile!) conft)-
sion prevailed in the avenues from aft: atid
hoot logs of the populace, out Liveryrnto,of course.
The" usual flags and streamers' were displayed
through the day. At the close of- the P(ill the
numbers were--

Wool!
Wilson
Wait bloat)
Mr. Alai:l.lllmi 'Woof), on the nutuliers being
exhibited, thattked the Livery, and eiptiasseti his
sincere thanks at bbing continued -a-t the 'head of
the P&L

Mr. WrcsoN felt highly gratified,and begged th
express his most grateful acknowledgments for tilt
flattering situation in which the Lively had piced
bite upon the, pull. Ile most ttnequiyoc,dly
vowed' uny knowledge of a repotted coalition be-
tween the friends of Curtis, Atkins, and himsclf ;
declared he could not stoop to such an expedient,
and pronounced the placard to that effect a pus,-
fabric,ition. He stood alone upon principles the
most independent, and if he should him: the Ito
nour of being elected, he would discharge his itn-
portant duties most bonotriably and conscitn-

Air. WAlttl MAN cared not in what
cooll on tI?il and'speoik;ng, one sfinse, he
-would not give:the toss of a lralipenny to lolve a
seat in. the Howie of Commons. lie was anxious
only.that a fair representation should he 'secured
Jo the City; and if he were,rethtitell, the trite
interest of his Constitneuts would be the invA-
tiahte tide of his conduct.

Mr. Aldertnln "Ittoar thanked the Livery most
sincerely for the honour they had dune kin', and
hoped- for success by a cwltinuance of their ex-
ertions.

Alilefman Sir W. CUIITIS :then came forwaid,
but tumult so violent had commenced, that it Was'
not possible to hear ;any thing more of what -
said than that, as thcy' were nuydisposcd-to listett
.10 hint, be should wish them a good aftetnoop„
adding that he had full confidenCe of final success.
;Mr. Alderman ATKlNs,sp,tke under similar dis-
advantaue. All that - could be heisial from him'
was, that his principles were. .unalitied 'and 'un-
alterable ; and that be had no'douht of a-few days.
placing hint very differently tin the. poll, and eir.-
stiring his ultimate success.

The- . proceedings- now. closed, and, upon
ing, Mr. Wit;llinEin was drawn by the pupil:lee to
his house in Bri.dge-street. Mr. Aid-email Wood.,
who had been drawn. on Tuesday in w. si-milar
way, escaped into one of his. Committeetrooms,
where he remained pearly an boor.. The !Jowl-
lace, however, discovered his' retreat, anti the mo--
[tient be entered his carnage an attempt was-made
to unharness the horses awl draw him.. lie im-
plored th!m, however, to clt.;sist,_nrging that be
was compelled tti attend a dinner for a charitable
purp ,se at Hackney, whrre his presence was in-
dispensible. -Attcr a conttst.cif nearly:2o mioutcl:
the assembly suffered [lint to depart.
London, England, 1818-06-18

*.,* We beg leave to inform the Comm ITTEES of the
several CANDIDATES throughout the United King-
dom, that all ELECTION ADVERTISEMENTS, Sre.
received before Twelve o'Clock, shall appear in
T E SUN on the satne day.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
We:are still obliged to defer THE LITERARY REVIEW.

*ip* Fur the PROCEEDINGS at the EAST INDIA HOUSE, and
the CITY ELECTION, see the Last Page.

tHEATALCAL•III4OISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, rhttray-LANF..—Town and. Cothitry : Reu-
ben Glenroy, Mr. Kean; Rosalie Somers, Mrs. Robinson.
After which, The Falls of Clyde.
THEATRE ROYAL. COVENT-GARDEN.—The Duenna : Carlos,
Mr. Brabant; Clara, Miss Stephens. After which, Blue
Beard.

MAILS.
ARRIVED-1 Dublin, I Waterford, 1 Guernsey and Jersey,
A Gottehburgb, 1 France, New York and flalifitx.
Due--4 Harnburgh,

PRICE OF STOCKS
TH!S DAY AT TWELVE O'CLOCK.
1 pirCent. Red: 781/U ..-.. 85s.
.865. pt.
prr Cent.... 4...13811 Old Annuities .. 78 77i
4 per Cents 96iii Exch. Bills, 2d... 14s. 16s. pr-
Bank L. Ann.... 20 3-16thS 4 Ditto, 2id.. 153. 16s. pr.
Imperial 3 per Ct. Ann 76i4 Outhitun • par,
Irish 5 per Cent..., • ' 107 Cons. for Account 79ilif

HIGH WATER AT LONDON•BRIDGE TOMORROW.
biorniitg, 44 minutes after 2. 1 Evening, 9 minutes after 3.
London, England, 1818-06-18

"VA 1, LT:

TILE PREMISES, the PROPERTY of GOV L 1
MENT, for 'SALE.

yie.tialling7Offici., May 8, 1818.

- .
. .
THE COMMiSUONERS for ViCT CIA LUNG
his TswEsTrs NAVY do hereby give S:ofice, that
on Tuesday, the 7th of July next, they will he ready to re-
-ceive Tenders in writTng (sealed up), and treat for the Sale
of PREMISES atVNLLEYFIELD, in the immediate vicinity
o Pennycuik and. neizithourhond of Edinhorgh, with the
several Buildings and erections thereon, lately occupied :Is
a -Deprit for Prisoners of War; and alio of the TWO
DWELLING-HOUSES on the Grounds immediately
adjoining the abine Prethisei, which are occupied Try the
Agent and Surgeon of the Depot, with the Grounds sur-
roonding the same.

The DepOt Premises wee formerly used as an extensive
Paper Manufactory, for which, or ane other Manufacturing
urpose, they are well calculated, having a most al-uttaot
supply of .Water, ant containing Aloortsive Ranges of
iiuild-
in~' of various Descriptions; and the Houses, which were
Idtely erected, are very cornmodiolis and well-finished,
Pm-they Particulars may he: Cnown by applyitti to Mr
Mexander Munro, at Valleyfield, who JAW shew the Pre-

wises, anti.point out their respective Boundaries.
Pei-sous disposed to become Purchasers upon this oecasiun
may bffer vither for the whole DepOriPrertricer. and for the.
"rtse Dwelling Elousys co►►jnintly, or for the• Depot Peenages
wit bout the Houses, or fir one or both, of the Dwellinit,
Houses separaie from the Depot Premises, at their option

obset Ong, hosecverit hat no Tender Will be received in which
'he Price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that
shall 11(4 he delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the,
said Tuesday, the 7th of July Lnext, nor unless tb Person, who
makes the Tender, or smite Person on his behalf, attends fp
answer when called for.
London, England, 1818-06-20

entitti% es.

Movcdhy John Taylor, Esq. and seconded by Tbanias
King, Esq.-Ibat ire !web+ call upon all who value tbett-
estimable blessings of true Constitution:l! Liberty aryl
~46c.ia!
(tifrr to 1•Q1e tl'ittlont delay for those men, and iloZ
who are—

01 'mown and tried Loyalty and Attachment to the King
?nd the Constitution, as by Law• established.
Steady ',typo! ters of that C9nstitution both in Church
and State.
And firm Friends to, the Rights, Privileges, and Fran-
chises of the City of London. .

M. Moved by Francis Pitney Martin, Esq. and seconded
be Charles Price, Esq.—That we further venture, with all
doe respect for individual opinions, to remind our fellow-
cit izetis tout they hare now the means of manifesting, by t heir
Votes, a feeling of hononrahle gratitode'to those who have
served them long, and faithfully, in situations Of the highest
trust ;
.who have •shewn -firmness, inflexibility, and integrity
in protecting the honour, tranquillity, and security of the
country; .eho hare been constant, zealous, and unremitting

in attendance upon their public duties; and who halve stu-
died, promoted, and guarded the great corninercial interests 'o!
the City cif London.

Mr. Whitmore havin4 !fit ihe Chair, Sir Charles Flower,
Bart. was called to it, when it was moved by John Plum-
mer, Esq. seconded by G. M Simpson, and carried -unani-
London, England, 1818-06-20

POETRY.

THE WESTMINSTER CANDIDATES.

Another New Song, to an Old Tune.
Ye VOTERS or VbTST3IINSTetrIiSt to my song,
If it don't, entertain you it shall not be long, •
I'll teach you for whoa► with your votes yon should throng
Sing tantarara, rote all, vote all,
Sing tantarara, vote all.

See Howr first appeals, With-a forehead of inass,
He'll tell lies by wholesale, but none of them pass,
For be who believes them is surely an Ass,
Siug tantarara, lies all, &C;

He fells you Elections should come ee ry year,
That all should have vi!tes, to the lowest man here;
And then that the kennels would run with strong beer,

Sing tantarara, lie, all, &c.

A Major comes next, with the same stale pretence,
A Major in years, but a Miuor in sense,
And h. Would co►we in without any ezpence,. •
Sing tantarnra, beg all, bcg all, Bcc.

Next litravefr, the Knight, who has plenty of gold,
,But, honest Elect-on, you need not be told,
He'd not give a doit were ye all to be sold,
Sing tantarara, hoard all, hoard all, &a.

And yet he will praise you, he'll wheedle and mit,
He'll strive to dirert you with HORNE Tooge's old jokes,
He has none of his own, and must take other folks',
Sing taoitarara, hum all, hum all, &c.

And next crones a Banter, who lives in Pall-Mall,
k How in•that street there is many a Hell,
Should you Ouse him you might Ouse the Devil as well,
Sing tantarars, Notes all, i'Volfs all, &c.

Next ROMILLY stands—he's a shrewd clever man,
Though inclin'd IJ a foreign Republican Plan,
But yet much above all the other vile Clan, /
• Sing tantarara, rogues all, rogues all. &c.

And last see the Hero, far hell 'er than all,
Brave MaxwELL, who fe-►rs neither powder nor ball,
But is ronly to fight when his country shall call.
Sin;; t.totarara, vote all, &c.
London, England, 1818-06-20

AT a MEETING of MERCEIANTTYi. BANK-
ERS? TRADERS, and Others, held at the City of Lon-
don Tavern, the 19th day of June. 1818 :
JOHN WHITMORE. Esq. in the Chair;
The following Resolutions were passed unanimously :-
Ist. Moved by Job Mathew Esq and seconded by
Sir Charles rhAver, Bart.—That whilst our Fellow-citizens
are ,paced in dischargiior the sacred duty of eltiet Parlin-
;limitary Guardia 1s of their Rights and Privileges, we cannot
F.nglishmen remain indifferent to the probable result of
such a choice; and deeply impressed as we are with the pecu-

liar importance of .the present erisisi we earnestly appeal
to► the Liver) of London td secure, by-an immediate-1 po+r.
erful, and united exertion, the return of proper Repre=
London, England, 1818-04-24

ROYA L ,1NC,0445.

The following is a correct return of all Incomes
received by their Royal- highnesses the Dukes of
CLARENCE,. KENT, CUMBERLAND, SUSSEX, and
CAMBRIDGE, arising from:Military, Naval, or Civil
Appointments, Pensions, or otherEtnolutnents•;
.as well as all Grants out of the Admiralty Droits
made to them since the year 1800 :
ANNUAL INCOME.
His Royal Highness the Duke of CLARENCE. •
Out of Consolidated Fund ' , ,C 20,500 0 0
As Admiral of the Fleet
As Ranger of Mull), Park ;`which which is appro-
priated to pay the Fees and Claims of subor-
digate Offieers 187 9 8

Total, ,C21,f82 9 8
His Royal Highness the Duke of KENT. -
Out of Consolidated Fund
As Governor of Gibraltar, with Staff Pay,-and
Contingent :A lowanees.;.. , • 6,517 18 4
As Colonel of the Royal Scotch Regiment of
Foot 613 2 6
As Ranger of Hampton Court Little. Park ;.
which is appropriated -to pay the Fees and .'
-S-afiferres.of subordinate Officers ..-.... .. '

. .
. Total ke5,205 4 2
His Royal Highness the Duke of CUMBERLANito.
'Out of Consolidated Fund
As Colonel of 15th Regiment of Hussars

-----
Total
His Royal Highne,ss the Duke of SUSSEX.
Out of.Consolidated•Ftnd -
His ltoial Highness the Duke of C4NBRIDGE.
Otit of Consolidated Fund . lB,OOO 0 0
As Colonel of the Coldstream Guards 882 15 7

. .
. • ' Tot al ' , 418,882 15
NoT4...7•Besides the Incomes derived front the above-men-
tioned saucers, their. Roy•il Highnesses the Dukes of Kent,
Cumberland, and £ambrid4c,;draw some emolument from the
Allowance for Clothing: t heir respective regiments ; but the
Amount- I hereof.connots be stated, as it tinctuates according.
to the number of men required to be clothed, •the station 'on
which the reginients may be serving, and• the prices of the
articles furnished.

.GRANTS OUT OF THE ADMIRALTY
_DBMS.
- To his Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence,
Bth April, 1806 , .`,C20,000
To his Royal Highness the Duke of Kent,
10th_October, 1805 • • klo,ooo
8111,April, 1806
To his Royal Highness the Duke of Cum bcrland,
14th October, 1805 .. .... 15,000
• Bth April, 1806_ - 20,000
To his Royal Highness thF Duke of Sussex,
Bth April: 1806 . - • ' 20,000
To his.ltoyal Highness the Duke of Garth.'l(lo,
Bth April, 1806 ' 20,000
NoTr.—On the Mth Of, October, 1813, the sum of 20,0001.
was advanced by way 'of , Loan to his ROyal 1-lighne;,s the
Duke,of Clarence, to be repaid by Quarterly Itistal,ntnts.of
5001. each..;.- of which Six Instalments have been repaid.
._
On the 14th July, 1806, the sum of 6000/. wa3 advanced, by
way.of Loan, to his Royal Highneess the'Duke of Kent;- Of
which Two Instalments of 5001. each have been repaid. , . •
Whitehall Treasury Chanibe4,l . . . .
C. ARBUTHNOT, .20th April, 1818. • •
London, England, 1818-04-24

tiith mlngled feelings of devoted loyalty, anti of
affectionate respect. Of the proportions of these
sentiments, we may;say that we entertain _the
largest sh4il4 towards the Sovereign and his 'Fa
mily-the next towards the Legislature--and-the
least,•eur-Nor LITTLE, towards the enlightenell
Ministry who have so well preserved the vessel of
the Stare amidst foreign an: domestic contentions.
In.any occurrence involvi.ng ,he dignity or peace
of the iilostrions ftruilyat, the head of the Efn-,
pire, -they: tore, we sy.npatbize /with them deeply.
lit any contest between .Parlianient and tie Mi-
nistry (whatever may be our respect awl regard
for the,latter) we rejr.iee at the prows which the
former evince of their indepCndence ;,and, we rely,,
besides, with greater conadcnce, on the decision
which is pronoonced by their collective "wisdom,
than we do on the propriety of any propbsitirmis
which they shall-have rjeeted. We look upon
the Sovereign, his Parliament, anti his Ministry.,
(each of them wirtaking in the powers of Govern-
ment) as ta9r Rulers collectively; the first perma-
nently, the t%io last for the time hein4; and sat b-
jec! to change. When they harmonize: with each
other (as happily, in these eventini times, they
generally have done) we rest with implicit con-
fidence *under their parental, superintendance,—
%Viten a difference :unfortunately arises, we be-
hold it with the. emotions of children' during a
tradsitot y. disagreement bet weer their parents.—
We,presutne not rashly to pronounce which has
been to blame; We pray that the difference may
speedily terminate, and that it may be the last to
occur." •
London, England, 1818-04-24

DUCHESS OF YORK.

A white satin petticoat, with drapery of most beautiful
gold lama, embroidered mil, trimmed- with very rich lama
blond ; bottom of the -dress richly ornamented with fleur de
its in sold b,ulliOn and net ; train of white brocaded silk,
spatted With gGld, and broad gold net border. Head-dress,
a prolukitm of diamonds and feathers.
-•
-PRINCESS OP 'HESSE,HoNIRER•G.
A petticoat of rich massy 'silver tissue, the draperies were
richly embroidered iillatua and tulle; in stripes, . with superb
broad borders to correspond, elegantly ornamented, and sup-
ported with exceeding rich silver i opek and tassels:, finishing
at the bottom with elegant Ilouncings of tulle, richly spangled,
and caibroidered at the edge to correspond; the tnantua of a
rich massy silver tis tie, the same as the petticoat, very beau-
tifully trimmed with broad silver- lace, the body and sleeves
trimmed with an extreme curious point lace and diamonds,
'finishing at the centre with a clasp of diamonds. Head-dress,
a profusion of ostrich feathers, with a bandeau, and sprigs
of diamonds. . .
London, England, 1818-04-24

PRINCESS AUGUSTA.

Petticoat of rich white satin,. at the bottom an elegant full
trimming of tulle, very richly embroidered in silver; the dra-
peries were very magnificently embroidered, and designed in
the most tasteful style, the borders of the- draperies were a
superb embroidery' of water lilies and passion flowers, nbieh
had a most beautiful effect, ornamented and supported with
rich silver rotas and tassels; the ruantua of an extreme
handsome .silver tissue, richly trimmed with silver lace,'
body and sleeves elegantly trimmest- with rint lace and sil-
ver. Head-drep, ostrich feathers, with a profusion of dia-
monds.
London, England, 1818-04-24

'GERMAN PAPERS.

FROM THE MAINE, AP:zit, 12.—1 n the first pro-
jet of 'the military organisation of the German
Confederation, upon whirl) the Austrian and Prus-
sian Cabinets had agreed toc,tether, it was fixed
that Austria and Prussia should furnish equal con-

tingents to the Army of the Confederation, and
'this contingent was fixed for 42,000 men in rime
of peace. To afford this contingent it requires
(in proportion with the contingents of the other
members of the Confederation) a population of

from 10 to 16 roillio•Is of souls for each `of these

two states ; Austria has now assigned such a po-
pulation to the German Confederation; and, as
the whole Prussian Monarchy does not contain
above I 0 millions of inhabitants, it will be obliged,
in order to furnish a contingent equal to that of
Austria, to join the Germanic Confederation «ith
all its provinces and dependencies ; by which
means Prussia becomes an entirely German State,

and ceases to be at the same time an independen

European Power.
Tor some days past the Ministers of the D'et
Lace been totrontitiottly engaeed. This increased
Activity is caused hr the militavy affait s of . she
Confedermtion, which it is wished to accelerate as
tench as possible.

• The firreditnry Prince of Hesse-ilombere is
expected from London with his Consort about the
bth May.

STOCKHOLM, APRIL the 24th March,
hurricane raged in Sweden, which has dune the
most dreadful datnaee. For these 20 years, we
have not had so violent a storm.. Several churches,
innumeralsle barns, whole forests (to the future
great prejudice of the irott-forees), have been
thrown down ;, many woodrn buildings have been
carried away so entirely, that not u trace of them
is left. Several towns, particularly Uddevalla,
Were inundated, anti the roots and windows
dashed to pieces. Snow and frost followed im-
Mediatelv, and still continue.

ST. PETERSBUNGH, APRIL I.—Madame Kru-
(Tensor, on art irtre; at Itiga, found an order not to
proceed to St. l'etersburFh, but to stop for the
Trres,:; • fi• neve!.

41.* For LITERARY REVIEW', see the First Page: for THE

COUNTRY, see the Fourth Page.

THEATRICAL REGISTER.

Performed Last Night.
THEATRE. nr,VAL, DR El PT-LANE.—The Lady of 'the Nfanor
Sir John Mr. T. Cooke ; Lady Lucy, Miss Byrne.
After which, The Innkeeper's Imught-r.
THEATutr Rn'AL, CovFNT-GAttDEN.—The Devil's Bridze:
('nunt Rehm), Mr. Bruham ; Rosalvina, Miss Stephens.
After which, Who's My Father?
London, England, 1818-04-24

DUCIfESS OF GLOUCESTER.

Petticoat of rich blue satin draperies, and elegant em-
broidery, of silver lama and tulle, very tastefully intermixed
with bine satin, richly embroidered in silver tocorrespond,con-
fined on the right side with a broad embroidered sash insatin,
at the bottom a full trimming of silver' lama and wile, the
whole was ornamented and finiShed with superb bullion ropes
and tassels ; the malaria of extreme beautiful blue arid silver
tissue, trimmed with a tallness of handsome silver-111er, the
body and sleeves elegantly timmed with point lace and silver.
Head-dress, a great profusion of ostrich feathers, bandeau,
arid elegant ornaments of diamonds.
PRI,NCPAS sOPHJA OF GIMUCESTPn.
A superl rfrass of yellow and silver, elegantly ornamented
with silver flowers and rich silver lama embroidered 'wreaths,
fasten:if with magnificent silver tassels; 'yellow and sitel,r
tissue train and body, tastefully trimmed-with Brusseisspota(
and rich silver wreaths. Mead-dress, diamonds and' 1e4,114“,'

-The Cottlitess.of CovsNTav, Ladies JANE-BAR-
SARA, And SOPIIIA COVENTRY, and Lord DEER-
HURST, were amongst the numerods distinguished
pesuns present.
London, England, 1818-04-24

HER MAJESTY

-- - -
Wore a petticoat of rich white satin, elegantly trimmed at
the bottom with broad real gold and silver net lace; the dra-
peries of a superb silver gauze tissue, with brilliant gold
spots, which had a light, elegant, and novel effect, very taste-
fully designed, and superbly trimmed with broad gold and
silver lace to correspond, ornamented and supported with
gold and silver rolias and magnificent tassels; the mantua of
a most superbly rich gold tissue, very beautifully trinrmed
with gold and slyer lace, body and sleeves profusely trimmed
with point lace and diamonds. Head-dress, an elegant toque,
with bandeau and tiara of diamonds. Her Majesty's dress
had a very Magnificent effect.
London, England, 1818-04-24

THE LOTTERY.

FrAzARp and CO.„ CONTRACTORS with
Government for the PRESENT LOTTERY, con,
twining 107 CAPITAL PRIZES of 20,0001., 3,0001., 2,00014
&c. &c. respectfully acquaint the Public they have so ar-
ranged the Scheme, that Twenty Prizes of-1.0001. each oust
he drawn in the first Twenty Minutes, the KING's
BIILTH—
DAY, 4th JUNE.
The-Plan of increasing the number of Capital Prizes was so
universally approved in the last Lot Cry, as to create a&-
Mutat which raised the Price of a Ticket to Thirty Pounds,
and a Sixteenth .to Two Pounds. HAZARD am! Co. the pre:-
sent Contractors, solicit attention to the following points of
,this Scheme, which contains More Capital' Prizes, yet there
are 4;000 TicketS Less than in the Lottery, and the pre-
sent price of a Ticket is only 191:10s. and a Sixteenth 11. 7s. • •
ALL STERLING MONEY.
3 Prizes of 20,0001. ! - •
4 l'rizes of 3,0001. and 2,0001.! . •
20 Wizes of 1,0001. !. • -
20 Prizj*of 5001. !.
2,754 Prizes of 3001. 2001.; 'lOOl., &p. &C.
The First 20 Prizes will hav'e 1,0001. More.
The First 500 BlankS will hate ibt. each. -
The Sixth-drawn Prizeabove 1,0001.wi1l have 20,0901. More.
TICKETS and SHARES Ire selling by HAZARD antl,Co.
Contractors, at their very old Office, No. 93, ROYAL EX-
CHANGE (established upwards of 100 years), who Sold and
Shared , '

FIVE PRIZES OF TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS
In the Last Year's Lotteries, and Capjtals in former Lotte-

. •
ries amounting to some Millions.
N.B. Favourite Numbers -.may be obtained by early appli-
cation. •

This Day were puhliShed, price 4s 6.1.
MORE THOUGHTS STILL 011 the STATE
of the WEST INDIA COLONIES, and the PRO-
CEEDINGS of the AFRICAN INSTITUTION: with Ob
servations on the Speech of Jame Stephen, , Esq. at the-An-
nual Meeting-of that Society,,held on the 26th of March, 18
By JOSEPH MARRYAT, Esq. IVI.M Agent for Grenada.
Deciphour specie recti.-Hor.
Sold by J. M. Richardson, Cornhilit'andsßidgways, Piccadilly.
London, England, 1818-06-16

This Day was published,

In S Vols. 12mo. price 16s. 6d. beards.
TIDE PHYSIOGNOMIST. A Novel. .Tiv
the Author-of " The Bachelor and thellarried Man."
" When Men will not be reasoned nut of a Vanity, they
must be ridiculed out of it."—Sir R. I.',EsTanNot.:. .
P.;oted for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown,
London.

Of whore may he had,
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of the Balance of Cornfurt. A Novel. Second Edition, in-
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-In a few Days will be pUblished,
New Tales, by Mrs. Opie. In 4,r015. 12mo.
London, England, 1818-06-16

NEW PARLTANIENT

MEMBERS RETURNE9.
r Hight Hon. C. Long.
lit. Ward, Esq.
(C. R. Ellis, Esq.
IVaison Taylor, Esq.
/J. H. Stintt, Esq.
1.8. Gaskell, Esq.
j Lord H. M. Howard.
(air.A. Piggott.
Right. Hon. IV.-Hit,kisson
The 'Earl of March.

Flaslemere

Seaford

Muldon

Arundel

Chichester

GENERAL ELECTION.

We are pleased to hear that Sir MURRAY
MAXWELL has been received with great satisfac-
tion by the Electors of Westminster, and that his
Committee entertain the strongest hope of his
success. Yesterday a numerous dud most re-
spectable Meeting of Sir MontaaY MAxwELL's
Friends in the parishes of St. Clement Danes and
St. Mary-le-Strand, was holden at Wills's Coffee-
house, in Serle-street, and came to the Resolu-.
tioos published in our First Page. Mr. RICHARD
Twittitio, the ;Chahman, gave Captaill Sir Mon-
RAY MAXWELL the highest character worthy the.
rank be bears in the British Navy. A lively
sen-
sation was instantly pi °docent, midrib' unanitnons
Resolution was instantly taken to support the
gallant Captain, and place him, as we firmly
hope, at the bead of the poll.
This Morning the workmen commenced erecting
the Hustings in front of the Town Hall, South-
walk, for the approaching Election in the Bo-
rough.
Colonel Strum was,yesterday, before 10 o'clock,
returned to Parliament without opposition, for
the borough of Malden.
Lord Palmerston and Mr. Smyth are expected
to be re-elected, this day, for the University of
Cambridge.
William Henry Lyttelton and Henry Beau-
champ Lygon ate the Candidates fur the county
of IVoreester.
The contest between Mr. Ogle and Mr. Wallace,
for the Town of Drogheda, is carrying on with
treat activity On both sides.
Mr. James Brown and Mr. Dominick Brown
stand for the County of Mayo, with great proba-
bility of success.
General Loftus and Mr. Lacon have formed a
coalition at Yarmouth. They are warmly opposed
by Messrs. Anson and 'tombola.
The Magistrates and Town Council of King-
horn, Scotland, have unanimously resolved to sup-
port General Ferguson at the ensuing Election.
Robert I3ransby Cooper, Esq. will be strongly
supported in the City of Gloucester. Edward
Webb Esq. is the other Candidate, and also Mr.
Henry H. Molyneux Howard.
The Hon. Granville Charles Henry Somerset
offers for the County of Monmouth. The Mar-
quis
of Worcester for the united Boroughs of
Monmouth, Newport, and Usk.
The Guise and. Somerset. Families will be active
for the Representation of the County of Glou-
cester.

Mr. M. Hicks Beach pursues his Canvass for
Cirencester.
On Tuesday week Sir M. M. Sykes and
the Hon. Lawrence Minch's, the late Representa-
tives of York, strived there. They commenced
their canvass on IVednesday morning.
Nottingham is at present the scene of great
electioneering bustle. The Candidates are 'Mr.
• Smith, Mr. Birch, and Lord Bandit}.
Hull will be sharply contested by John Stani-
forth, Esq., John Mitchell, Esq., and J. R. G.
Graham, E,q.
Liskeard as yet remains undisturbed by con-
testing Candidates. The Hon. IV. Elliot, the
present Member, has canvassed the town. No
opposition is expected.
London, England, 1818-06-16

DFFF.RIII3I) STOCK.

Friday

S 5 f. 30 c.

VIRNNA, JUNE 3.—Letters from Constanti-
nople again speak of the difficulties that have
arisen in the progress of the negociations bet ween

ltussia and the Pot te, but it is hoped they will
ultimately be amicably arranged.
" The coachman of a Foreign Minister at this
Court, being suspected of smuggling, was watched
on his return from a journey, and was found to
have with him a number of packets' addressed to
his master. Respect for the character of the lat-
ter induced the Austrian Authorities to abstain
from opening them, but they informed the Mini-
ster, who ordered the packets to be opened at
his hotel, in the presence of a superior officer of
the Customs. The packets were tumid to can-
tant prohibited goods, to the athoont of 20,000 flo-
rins. The coachman was immediately discharged
by his master, and handed over to the Austrian
Antborities.

" Great preparations, according to the last ac-
counts, wrre making at li.agnsa awl Cattaro, for
the reception of the Emperor and Eilipt CSS of

Atisti in.''

The CITY of CIWENTRY, we find, is to be the
scrne of Democratic invasion, as well as. that of
IVesturinster. We hope that the Electors of both
Cities will deeply consider the conduct of the ruf-
fian Candidates, and protect themselves from the
disgrace and pollution of Spa-Seld Adventurers.
The -Electors of West Minster have a gallant Can-
didate in Captain Sir MURRAY MAXWELL, who
will defend the rights as well as fight the battles
of his country. His humanity, his courage, his
professional knowledge and skill in the favourite
service of the Country, place him on an eminence
to which all loyal Voters ought to look with hope
and confidence. Thry are sure that such a man
will never compromise his honour, and never
barter away the rights of the people. IVe trust, '
therefore, that there is no doubt of his bring►
chosen for a seat in the Legislature, where all who
know hint are persuaded that he n•ill as n►uch
distinguish himself by bis lhonest eloquence and
manly 9)44 as he has done on the sea, in sup-
porting the glory of his country.

'At the Meeting of 1-luN'r and his Gang yester-
day at the Crown and Anchor, we find that Sir
FaANcts BuaDETT is scoured by the Gang RS not
being desperate enough fur their purpose. They
accuse the Baronet of being a hypocrite, and it it
he true, as alleged, that though he pretends hi
public to support Ulthersal Si,f,•age and Annual
Parliaments, be is really inimical to the doctrines
London, England, 1818-06-16

• I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant,
RICHARD VYVYANi.
,
Tfowan House, in the County of Cornwall.
Families taking a Box of 6 pints, 5 only are charged' for. It
IS strongly recommended by the-Nbility, &c. for all Families
to keep this Medicine ,by them to take on the first attack of
the above complaints.
Advice every day from 10 to 2, at No. 3, -Bloomsbury
Square.
Sold. Wholesale and Retail, N 0.3, Bloomsbury Square, and
retail at Messrs. Newbery and Sons; Edicards, St. Paul'i
Church Yard; Messrs. Sutton and Co. Bow Churai Yard :
,Butler And Sons, Cheapside; Sanger, 150, Oxford Street;
Evans and Sons, Long Lane ; and all the principal Venders in
Town and Country, at ISt. tle' pint and 9s. the half-piht.
London, England, 1818-06-16

Co the LOYAL acid INDEPENDENT LIVERY of the CITY
of LONDON.

GENTLEMEN, •
ITHSTANDING the highly flattering
NOTW
testimony, the promise of support, and the strong re
commendation to the general Body of the Livery, which I have
this slay had the honour to receive from a very numerous and
respectable Meeting, I am induced by a decided opinion of
my Friends, in contradiction to the conclusion my own un-
assisted judgment- would form, to decline a Contest for the,
high honour of a share in the Representation of this great
City in Parliament

The impossibility at this time of a persomil Canvass of your
numerous Body, and •the offer, to which my own proceeding
has led, of another Candidate, highly respectable and agree-
able to the Commercial Interest, have together influenced my
reluctant decision.

1 hare the honour to be, with grateful respect,

• Gentlemen,
" Your obliged and obedient bumble Servant,
Lombard-street, June 15, 1818. THOMAS ROWCROFT.
London, England, 1818-06-16

Ist, Resolved (with one dissentient voice), That this Meet-
ing approved of Mr. Roweroft as one of the Candidates to re-
present the City of London; in the Parliament about to be
chosen, and that the Liverymen, and other Gentlemen pre-
sent, will ►upport him by,their Votes and Interest.
211, Resolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meet-
ing be given to Mr. Rowcrolt. for his candid 'proceedings with
his Friends in endeavouring, to thing forward some highly
proper and suitable Candidate to ilicitrthe honour of repre-
senting this great Commercial City.
ad, Resolved unanimously, That this Meeting highly ap
proves of Mr. Rowcroft's Conduct on this occasion, and re-
commends him to the favour and support of all their brethren
uf•thc Livery.

4th, Resolved unanimously, That thu.Thanlfs of the Meet-
ing bu given' to Colonel WI Eon for his able and impartial
Conduct in the Chair.

(Signed) MATTHEW WILSON, Chairman.
London, England, 1818-06-16

CHARGE OF HIGH TREASON.

.
On Saturday, Mr. William Armstrong, late an
acting Master in his Majvsty's Navy, residing. at
38, Grove-lane, Deptford, was apprehended under
a warrant from 110%v-street Office, and taken to
the Secretary of State's Office, on an accusation
of Treason.

Sir N. CONANT attended the prisoner was asked
respecting his connexions in the-North.
The prisoner answered, that lie had been mate
of a ship from London to the North.
Sir N. CONANT next asked it the prisoner bad
not received letters from correspondents I
Prisoner.-1 have a sister there, and the only
letter 1 have received from that quarter was trout
her, 3 months ago•.
Sir N. CONANT.--Yon are represented to us G s
a dangerous character. Have you any fire-arms
in your house ?

Prisoner.--No : I have fire-irons, but not fire-
arms. I have nut had a pistol in my hand since
1 lett the Navy.
Sir N. CONANT.-1 really do not see any occa-
sion for keeping this man,
Prisoner.--As you do not intend to detain me,
I shall he obliged if you will inform me who laid
the information against me, so that I may be able
to prosecute them.
Sir N. CONANT smiled and said, you cannot
prosecute.

Prisoner.—Before I get back to Deptford it will
have been every where talked Of, and it may be
supposed I have been apprehended for theft ; I
wish my case to be made public.
Sir N. CONANT..--I have endeavoured that it
should be kept private, and the officers sent to ap-
prehend you had instructions accordingly.
Prisoner,—lt does not appear so front the way
they conducted themselves ; they applied for as-
sistauce to the constable, Mr. Price, of Deptford,
who came with them, and I was taken to a public-
house, and there cptestioned, and they there said
I was apprehended fur tht eatening the life of a
very high character.

Sir N. CotiA NT.-The officers were directed not
to expose you, I shall not detain you ; I suppose
you ate to be found at your house at Deptford, if
I desire you to come again.
Sir N. CoNarrr gave Armstrong a sovereign for
his loss ut time, or vuttoli-hire home.
London, England, 1818-06-16

AT a Numerous and Respectable MEETING of
the PARISHIONERS of the Parishes of St. Clement
Danes and St. Mary-le-Strand, held at Wills' s Colfee-1346e,
Serie-street, on Monday, the 15th day of June, 1819,
It. TWINING, Jun. Esq. in the Clviir;
Resolved—That the City of Westminster having been at
various times represented by a distinguished Officer of the
British Navy, it is the opinion of this Meeting that it would
be desirable to nominate a Gentleman of that profession at

•
the ensuing Election.
That Captain Sir Murray Maxwell,. being a supporter of
the King and Constitution, as by law established, is, in the
opinion of this Meeting, a fit and proper person to repre-
sent this City in Parliament.
That a Committee be appointed to superintend and for-
ward the Election of Captain Sir Murray Maxwell, to meet
at this house.

That

Wm. Nurse, Esq.
John Sale, Esq.
Wm. Sou!shy, Esq.
- Nethersole, Esq.
Mattw. Chess:ill, Esq.
41:1111eS HOliallil,
John Humphries, Esq..
- Ahhot, Esq.
Josh. Neeid,
Lauucelot. Burton, Esq.
- Pusey, Esq. -
Dr. Clarhe
11r. Thresher

Mr. Fisher
-Mr. Low
Mr. J. Catlogan
Fir;ninc:
N 1 r. Seri, ciker
Mr. Humphries, jun.
Mr. W. Nurse, jun.
Mr. Nutt I/
Mr. Neeld, of the Strand
Mr. Warwick
Mr—lames-Stand: we
Alessrs.Tcury and Green,

be the Committee, with power to add to the same.
That an active Canvass be immediately commenced in these
Parishes to secure Sir Murray Maxwell's Election:
Th•it these Resolutions be published in the Morning and
Evening Papers, under the direction of the Committee.
RICHARD TWINING, jun. Chairman.

The Chairman having left the Chair, the Thanks of the
!Meeting werr• moved, seconded, alt.] carried ananiniously t()
Mc. R. Twilling, fur his able and zealous conduct -lathe Chair
London, England, 1818-06-16

This Day was published,
In Two Volumes Svo. price 30s. in boards,

AMU, and CORRECT ACCOUNT of the
MILITARY OCCURRENCES of the LATE WAR
betweeu'GßEAT BRITAIN and the UNITED STATES of
AMERICA; with an Appendix and Plates.
By WILLIAM JAMES,
Author of " A. Fall and Correct Account of the Chief Naval

Oecurreneex," Stc.

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This Day was published,

In Ten Volumes Royal ISMO.- price 31 3s. boards,
PHE FAMILY SHAKSPEARE ; in witidi
- nothing is added to the original Textt.htit those Words
and Expressions arc omitted which cannot with propriety be
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of his Plays, which the parent, the guardian, and the in-
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VALL'ABLE PftENIISF:•i, the PROPEICIT of GOVERN

NIENT, fur SALE.

VictimMug-Office, May 8, ISIS.
Til E COMNIISSIONENS for VICTUALLING
::t.VEsrys NAVY eln hereby 4ive Notice, that
on Tue,tlay, the 7th of July 'text. they will he ready to ye-
i;eivr Tr'uders in Waiting (sealed up), and treat for the Sale
of PREMISES at VALLEYFIELD, io the immediate vicinity
of Pennycuik and neighbourhood of Edinburgh, with the
several Buililing-s and Erections thereon,' lately ocuipied as
a Depilt for Prisoners of %Val.: and also of the TWO
DWELLING-HOUSES on the High Grounds immediately
adjoining. the above Premises, which are occupied by tliv
Agent and Surgeon of the Depot, with the Grounds sur-
rounding the 3,1

The DepOt Premises were formes-1y used as an extensive
Paper Manufactory, for which, or any other Manufacturing
Purpose, they are well 'calculated, having a most abundant
supply of Water, and containing. extensive. Ranges of Build-
ing of various Descriptions; and the Houses, which were
lately erected, are very commodious and well-finished.
Further Particulars nay l;c known by applying to Mr.
Alexander Munro, at Valleyfield, who will slew the Pre-
mises, and point out their respective Boundaries.
Persons disposed to, become Purchasers upon this occasion
may offer either fur the whole Dept Premises, and for the
Two Dwelling Houses conjointly, or for the DepOt Premises
without the Houses, or fur one or both of the Dwelling..
Houses separate from the DepOt Premises, at their option;
observing, however, tbat no Tender will he received in which
the Price shall not he inserted in words at length, or that
shall nut be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the
said Tuesday, the 7th of July urxt, 1101 unless the Person who
makes the. Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to
answer when called for,
London, England, 1818-06-29

SECOND EIHTION.

CLOSE OF TUE. POLL TillS DAY.

NVESTM INSTt R.

ROMILLY
BURDF.TT...
MAXWELL .
HUNT

.. 4006
9S lq
3550

SUN-OFFICE, HAtr-p‘sT roc O'CLOCK.

The ProCeedings in Covent-Garden are, at this
moment, we are sorry to say, of the most riotous
de,eription, and, we tear, considerable mischief
Till be done before the day emcee.

POETRY.

putry REC:ONCILLITION..

tIORACE, noux 111. ODE IX. IMITATED.

BURDETT.
,Whilst me you decrn'd the greatest man
To aid the Revolution plan,
I euvy'd not that Patriot bold,
The Mob's delight, JouN WILKES of old.

HUNT.
Whilst me you thought a Cock of game;
When F from Bristol boldly mite;
W:is more proud with von to hawl,
than WAITHMAN in the City Hail.

BU RDRTT.

But now. indeed, I'm better pair'd,
For I'm united with Ktvv.strtn,
'Who deals as well in vulgar strife,
As if with mobs he pass'd through Life.

HUNT.

(701111ETT'Srny friend, his sturdy pen
With matchless skill unsettles men;
Tvicc would I e'en the gallows dare,
TO save him from a dangle there.