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The Sun.
London, England, 1818-07-09

E ?G S,

We beg leave-to recommend to the notice and
protectiot4 of the Public arietv WEEKLY PAPER
which has just been issued bearing this tide.—lt
professes to follow the steps of that mernotable
Work, The .4nti-Jacol.in Examiner, which was
supported by sortie of our best Wits,
and Politicians. AE-,is, can venture to
tll,ong.h.we have no connexion with it, and
onlylympathize.in its views, will be conducted
Optitithe an the' f)rinciples, and will not only have
the support of powerful talents, but the advan-
tage of such.. sources of political and financial in-
formation as cannot birt-render it eminently use-
"ful'lti-GiiVernmenf, and instructive and gratifying
tqflle

;S.r W:;

POETRY.

--s;~

oti RitneHAL PROCESSION of sir titiOSCIS

BURDETT, Bart.

Proud triumphs were by Rome decreed
Of virtuthis acts the glorious weed :
But iigiisll mdbs, with generous hearts)
Nave now reformed these Roman arts ;
Their tl-ibline triumphs when elected,
Whose mighty deids are but expected.

REGISTER OF FASHION.

FAS IbNA BLE ARRIVALS.

Lor4 and Lady tastlereagh, in St. James's-Squire, Irma
Ireland ; the !Marquis and Marchioness of Cholmondeley,
trota Nouiliampton ; Lord Melville, at the Admiralty; the
Right Hon. Charles and Mrs. Long, from their seat, Bromley
Hall; Mr. William de Crespigny arid family, at his house, in
Arlingtuu-street, from Southampton.
London, England, 1818-07-09

SCOTCH BANKRUPTS.

SEQUESTRATIONS, AIEETINGS, DIVIDENDS, &c.
Creditors of George Mackenzie, of Leekilielni,
and cattle-dealer, Loclibrooni,ltos,,shire, inert iu Ros,'s-inn,
iist July, at
Lreditors of Alexander Smith, writer, builder, and cattle-
dealer, Ayr, will receive a final di►idend at the ntfice of Jas.
Morton, writer there, 7th August.

Creditors of George Arnot, merchant, Leith, will-receive a
dividend from kieorge Brodie, nierthaut there, 3d Antost.
States-of the affairs of James Auchie and Co. merchants,
Glasgow, &c. lie with Win. Carrick, accountant there, till
?Ali July—No dividend.
_ .

• States of the affairs of James Gilchrist, late cotton-spinner,
Eagleshaw, now in Glasgow, he with the trustee—No
dividend.

States of the affairs of Scott and Madman, merchants,
Inverness, lie with the trustee—No dividend.

States of the affairs of Elijah Cotton, china-merchant, Edin-
burgh, lie with the trustee.

COAL MARKET', July 8.
Ships at Market. Ships sold. Price.
214 Is'onscastltt 154 '37i. Ott. to 445. 3d.
3 Sunderland. 0 —q. Od. to —s. 01.
1 *halt Lual 1 Zi2s. od. to —s. od.
London, England, 1818-07-31

POETIt Y.

EPILOGUE.
Spuhcu 1);,' Mr. LISTON (on his Benefit Night) in the Character

of Lord Cr•izzle, sitting onanAss.

WRITTEN BY GEO, COLMAN, ESQ.
Behold a pair of es I.—before the curtain
A prettier couple can't he found, that's certain.—
SWeet BILLY SHAKSPEARE, lord of Nature's glass,
Has said,—" Then came each actor on Lis ass ;"
And, since great Billy sanctions little Neddy„
I enter on my Donkey, squat and steady.
But softly;—on these boards I'm nothing new:
Here's a raw actor, making his debut;
So let me introdOce him, pray, to You.
4 •
Ladies and Gentlemen your kindness show me,
By patronising the poor Thing below me.
He's a Young Roscius,—rising Four,—his line
(Though I'm nut jealous) much the same as mine 4
He'll top me in one character I play,—
The part in X YZ, called Neddy Bray.
He has refused a Scotch engagement proffered,---
No less than Twenty Thistles, weekly, offered.
I throw him on )out' candour :—all his Brothers,
Aunts, Uncles, with their Fathers and their Mothers,
Are quite the rage ;—the Ladies (bless their faces!)
Bump thethselees on them, at the Watering places.
In short, without more ha'ing and more humming,
(Since there's a General Election. canting,)
If for this Candidate your voice you giVe,
He'll be your faithful Representative ;
And prove as useful, in this best of nations,
As many of his near and dear relations:
As for myself,—l've not a word to say ;
I came, Lord Grizzle, on my grizzly Grey,
Ta bring this acquisition to our corps,
Thep, like a ghost, glide off, and speak no more.
" I snuff the morning air;"—" Farewell !"—I flee;—
Cherish my Neddy,—and "Remember use !"
London, England, 1818-07-31

" PARIS, JULY 28.---Tbe King set out from S

Cloud at one o'clock yesterday for Rambouillet,
where the greatest preparations have been made
for his reception.

" Princes and Princesses took their de-
parture in the morning, in order to be in readiness
to receive his Majesty at Rambo uillet.
" Messrs. Kean and Young, the two celebrated
Actors of London, are now at Paris.
London, England, 1818-07-31

SHIP NEWS.

TheGCaCtal Kiikl, NAIRNE, fiq)111 China, and
die .CAs►lerea;;h, YOUNGHUSBANI), from Beng.d,
have arrived in the Downs. •

DEAL, JULY M.—Arrived and sailed for the River, the
Lady Rabes, Aladoribanks, from Jamaica; Clifton, Shand,
from do. ; I%lary, Ferguson, from do.; Antelope, Cillas, from
Havannah fur Rotterdam; Royal Charlotte, Phillips, from
Naples, fur orders ; and 'Arent! more—particulars unknown.
Came down from the River, the Maida, Hay, for Sierra Leone,
and remain in the Downs with tNe-,severn frigate, Royal So-
Vtreigu yacht, and biligence East India pilot yacht—the
latter waiting the arrival of some East India ships, which are
hourly expected.

bovi;K, Jut.v 80.—Arrived the sloop Vanden Oever, from
nOtterdani fur Marseilles, baring been on shore on the
Ooodivin Sands on c26th inst. •

Pontsmourit, JULY SO.----Arrived the. brig Minerva,
Humphries, from Riga to Bristol, out G weeks, put in here
for proviiions.—Sailed the Monarch, Franklaml, from Ja-
maica for London ; she gut under way last night after post.
LMOUlii, Juot 28.—Arrived the Duke of Kent packet,
with a wall from Lisbon, in 10 days.

.
WHITBY, JULY 29.—.-Irrived the Henrietta, KearskY,
from Greenland, with 6 fish : site left the ice on the Ist July,
and brings an account of the following behing,ing to this
port, viz.—Aimwell, 8 fish ; Esti, 13 do:; Mars, 2 do.; Reso-
lution, 19 do ; Valiant, 4 do.; Lively, do.; Fame, 7 do.;
Volunteer, 3 do.; Phoenix, 3 do.; and Neptune, of Loudon,
4 do.

LIVERPOOL, JULY 29.—Arrived the
,Susannab, Morgan,
from New Orleans : sailed from Belize the lit June. On the
121 h of June, in lat. 24. 11. long. 83. 11 spoke the brig Three
Sisters, from Jamaica to Halifax; she had been boarded on
the 1 Ith by a Nlexican pirate, who plundered her of all her
provisions—supplied her With beef and bread:
London, England, 1818-07-31

THE GRAND DUKE MICHAEL.

EXTRACT OF A LETTER FROM CASTLETON, JULY 27.:
The Grand Duke Michael and Suite arrived
' here yesterday evening from Chatsworth. The
Castle Inn having been recently fitted up with.
, good beds , and new furniture, his Imperial
Highness determined to st3y all night ; in the
interim preparations were making to exhibit
the Peak to'the greatest advantage. His Highness
and Suite promenaded the village, admiring the
scenery, bounded by the shivering mountain,
the Castle hill, &c. A neat , supper was pre.,-
'pared, after which they retired to rest. The next
morning, the guide being in attendance, and all
the illuminations ready in the cavern, his Imperial
Highness and party walked to the Peak, 500 yards
distance front the Inn. The musicians, vocal and
instrumental, were in requisition, and placed so
as to have the greatest effect. On approaching
the grand entrance, a solemn surprise took place,
and his Highness made a full stop to admire the
awful structure of the chasm : the scene soon
changed, by the spinners and old women surround-
ing the party, and with loud acclamations greeting
their new and distinguished visitors. The party.
remained under ground nearly two hours, and on.
their return his Imperial Highness expressed the
greatest satisfaction and pleasure with his sub-
terranean excursion ; he was affable and gene-
rous to all. Mr. Ellis Needham'att ended his High—
ness) and explained the nature of ,the cavern, and
the stratum in which it is situated. After taking
breakfast, his Highness and suite set out for Shef-
field, and, on leaving Castleton, evinced great
pleasure at the accommodation and attention he
received at the inn, and for the attendance during
his stay.

With a view to strengthen the Constitutional
Interest in Nottingham, a JUNIOR PITT CLUB is
about to be evablisbeil

We are requested to state, that the Third or ,
coneliidiog Volume, in quarto.` of " The lUe►noirs
of the Life and Writings qf Benja►ni►n Franklin" is
now ready for delivery ; and the Purchasers of
the former Volumes are advised to order their re-
spective Booksellers to complete their sets as
soon as possible.

EXTENSIVR PLUNDEit.—A robbery to a very
considerable extent was committed yesterday at
noon in Oxford-street. A Mr. Burton, who re-
sides in Leicestershire, attracted by some foreign
musicians, waited to hear tl►em play. There were.
some genteel men in frock coats about him, and
he found *bathe had lost nut only his pocket and
pocket-book.
but the flap of his coat. The book
contained 15001 chiefly in Hinckley Leicester..
shire Comoiercial Bank-notes. Thc' amount in
Bank of England notes was 565/. Information
was given at Marlborough-street Police-office, bus
',Acre is as yet uo clue to the robbery.
London, England, 1818-07-07

ASSIZE OF BR AD,

Mr. Di tot' hoped he should not be thouebt too
pressing npon. a subject which interested the 'peo-
ple most materially, if he reluested the attention
(Whig Lordship to a question which he bad some
time ago put in that Court—he meant with re-
spect to the Assize of Bread : and he should nOw
be glad to learn whether his Lordship had come
to any decision, either with or without consulting
his brother Alder Men, as to the benefits arising
from the present,oirraugeme,nts with respect to
that indispen.4ible article ?
The LORD MAYOR said be had not as yet had
an opporvunity Df bringing the subject before his
brother Aldermen, but to-morrow, being a court
Day, be should do so, and make the commu-
nication as quickly as possible to the Worthy
Member.

Mr. PEARSALL presented a Petition from George
Bowser, Esq. who was elected one of the Sheriffs
for the ensuing year, praying that he should not
be subject to the usual fine for not serving, he
being a Protestant Dissenter." Tice Petition was
accompanied by a certificate from Dissenting
Clergymen, in confirmation of this excuse.
Mr. DIXON did not rise to oppose the motion,
but he could not help-saying, that the Act of
Common Council,.which excused Dissenters from
serving, held out,a baonty to persons for depart-
ing from the Established Chad', and it might
be observed, that the apology was always wade
when no emoluments could he derived from the
occupation', and withheld when any thing profit-
ableresented itself. -
A motion for excusing Mr. Bowser was then
agreed to,
London, England, 1818-07-07

RUPTURES CURED AT THE MEMCAL. BOARD. •
N cansepiruce.. of Abe ixtensive practice of
the Medical Board, -at .Charlotte BlaeLfriars-
,road, Drs. COOPER, •MUNEWF.,, and CO. have, for the
accommodation of patients residing at the IVest_end of the
;Town, established another Medical Board in Woodstock-
street, OxfOrd-stre&:, a few doors from Bond-street, where a
Physician and Surgeon, Members of the Royal College of
London, of thirty years experience, constantly reside. That
thousatrds have been restored 'to perfect health by 'their
united talents is indisputable; after Hospitals bad failed,
many of whom had been great sufferers from being Lilian-
perly treated by persons ignorant of the profession. Erup-
tions on the head, face, and body, ulcerated throat, swel-
lings in the neck, nodes• on the shin bones, cancers, stric-
turrs, fistulas, pains in the head and limbs, and nervous
dibility, are the consequence•of an ill-cured contagion, and
.which symptoms frequently appear -.years after, and destskty
'4.lotiiestic happiness.

Messrs. Cooper, Munroe, and Co. are consulted daily at.
both Louses, or by letters from the country, stating particu
jars, when medicine anlthe best advice will he sent
parts of the hiogdom.
There are side doors at each house, and private rooms for
females. Advice gratis en Tuesd my, Thursday, and Sunda}
mom-mai:4gs, until twelve o'clock.
London, England, 1818-07-07

COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL.

Yesterday a Court ot Common council was
held for special purpo'yes. Aldermen Curtis and
Thor!? were there.
The I,OED MAYOR informed the Conr, thatlhe
Addresses agreed to be present,d to his Royal
Highness the Prince Regent, on the Matriage of
the Duke ot Cambridge, and also the compli-
mentsof Congratulation to the Duke amid Dochess,
had been presented; and laid before the court
the several. Answers thereto, which were ordered
to be entered on the Journals.
London, England, 1818-09-01

BATTLE OF ALGMRS.

Pi.YNiorrit,'Aikt. 29 —On ThursdAy last, the
2%th iu4t. being 4he ..nniversary of the li,-,tha;(l-
- of Algiet,, AdmiriAl l iittl ExlstouTti Lase it
smnpilions (boiler in eeleoration of that gloritios
event, to a large company, consisting exclusively
of officers who were present in the Hons... Ap-
priiriaie was, s billowed (ht. removal of the cloth,
and the good cheer of the Noble Elost protracted
the entertainment until a late hour. In the morn-
of the same day, Captain- Ekins, of the Su-
perfi, in behalf of Rear-Admiral Sir 11-tvid
Milne, kind the Captains and Conimanders of the
sqoadi on v. 0 'served at Algiers, presehted his
Lordship with a piece of plate of massy size and
elegant workmanslop, as a mark of their admira-
tion of his conr'uct. The base of it forms a
square; with hollow sides, and in the centre of
each side ate his Lordship's arms, fully embla-
zoned. It is supported by shells, with k
exquisitely chased expanding from them on each
side. The angles of the laose contain figures, a
toot high, and very finely cast, severally t epre-
Stilling four British stamen, two of whom are
employed in releasing slaves from their fetters,
mini the other two ni the act of treumpiting over
the Turks. A square rises from the base, the
sides of which are paneled. On one side is seen
the attack on Algiers, on the oilier the retiring
of the fleet, after the accomplishment of its ob-
ject. Of the two other sides, one bears the fol-
lowing hiscription to 'Acrid Exmouth t

f the Right Honourable Edward,
Viseotmt and Baron Exmouth, and a B: court,
Knight Grand Cross of the Most Honourable Military Order
of the Bath, of the B oval and distinguished Order of
Charles the Thir4l, of Spain, of the Royal Sicilian Order
of St. Ferdinand, and of Merit, Knight of the Royal Sar-
dinian Supreme Order of the Annunciation, Knight Grand
('loss of the Ito)al Sardinian Order of Lazarus, sold St.
Maurice, and of the Royal Military Order of William of
the Netherlands,
Admiral of the Blue, &c. &c.

This Tribute olEsteent and Admiration is most respectfully
presented by
The Rear-Admiral, the Captains, and Commanders.,
who had the honour to strre un‘ier
At the -memorable Victory gained at Algiers,
On the 27th of August, i 811 i,
Where, by the judgment, valour and decision of their distin-
guished Chief,
Aided by his brilliant example,
The great Cause of Christian Freedom was bravely fought for,
And nobly accomplished.
and the other a
London, England, 1818-09-01

THE THEArIiE.

. . .
ENGLI”.I Op2l:A l-lottsa —The new farce ni
jrwiteurs and iiclor3 wdi rept.i.ted lost night ht
to," . Iv 116:w:rims audieuce,, vvliptn
ki,re the and Duchess of F 1 NT dud the
D of Sus•ax. There 'reined t.. I;e few
eitnateirrs In the vt.ho, feeling
s atree ed by the ridicule throWn (won
(1),.111 in lois amusing torte, ‘'euteil their spleen
ocra•ion-Iliv ; bin the (,d,lity c;01,
Inver of the pier,- Atogether so smite.) (livened
Ilie audience, „tinii pithy hos' nil yvai soon
over whelweft by l'he Per:
formers Were all Ze 410115, 1111(1 all shared in ap-
probation. IVlLlttvioN,whwe dry simplicity is
striking, W 14% encored in his ludicrous song; as he
wail on the first night,

Mr. H. KEMBLR, who is to appear in Nmeo on
the opening of Drury"-Lane Theatre,. p,riorincd
one Season at the Haymarket Theatre. His great
drawback was evidently diffidence. Ile vas in-
tended for the Church, but quitted the U►►iversity
for the Stage.
There ore some mistakes, it seems, in the ac-
counts given of the distribtition or London Per-
formers. Neither JOHNSTONE or KNIGHi', it is
HOW statetl, are to dui! Drury Lane Theatre. Nor
is it ►rue that Dow-roti is engaged by ELLaTom
for his Olympic Theatre.
Report says that at Tragedy is forthcoming front
WALTER SCOTT. Poetical spirit and strong
drawn chat meter may be expected from his Muse
and it his Tragedy should he as successful as his
Poetical Romances and the Novels which are as-
cribea to hint, he will be covered with laurels.—
KEAN is expected to he the Hero of the piece.

REGISTER OF FASHION.

DEPAR rua ES.

Sir Thomas and Lady Stepney, on a te,ur ; Mr. Standish, en
a tour; Sir George Wombwell, for Stowe, Langloft, near
Bury St. Eduitincs; Mr. and Mrs. C. Arbuthnot, on a tour;
Earl of Kinnotill, on a tour; Lord Walsingharn, for Leather-
lake House, near Worden, in Berkshire ; Sir Theophilus
Jones, on a tour; Colonel and Mrs. Milward, for Tredegar,
in Wales; Mrs. Fitzherbert and Miss Seymour, on a tour;
Viscount Templeton, on a tour; Hon. W. Capell, on a tour ,
Sir ‘Villiam Burroughs, on a tour ; the Right Hon. Manners
Sutton, on a tour; Augustus Atkins, Esq. Ridgemont House,
near Woburn, Bedfordshire; Cosant and Countess Narbonne,
and Sir Richard and Mr. Charles Acton, from; Murin's Hotel.
London, England, 1818-09-01

ANSWER :-

MY Lon) Alvn MESSIEURS,--Jc cons prie de recevoir tour
mes remerciuteni pour l'honneur que VOUS voules bier. me
faire en me recevant au nombre de cos concitayens. J'espere,
Messieurs, gue volts Otes bien persuades combien je sitis pe-
netre de cette marque publique de vos sentiment pour moi.
Elic m',est d'autant plus pricieuse qne cons y avec reuni le
nous de l'Empereur.

.lase rous assurer que feniparterai un souvenir bien
agi,labie de votre hospitalitd et titre je Ken& ai toujours un
inter& hien rif tout ce qui coneerne le bienitre de la lille
de Dublin.

TRANSLATION OF THE FOREGOING ANSWER.
MY LORD AND GENTLEMEN,-,-I beg of .you to receive my
best acknowledgments for.the honour you have done me, in
having enrolled rue as one of your Fellow,Citizens. I hope,
Gentlemen, you will believe how sincerely I am gratified
.by
this public mark of your esteem, which is.the more precious
to me, as it embraces, in the same sentiment, his Majesty the
Emperor.
'Be assured that I shall bear with me the most delightful
remenihrance of your hospitality; and that I shall ever feel
the most lirely interest in all that concerns the prosperity of
the City of Dublin.

ALLEN and GREEN, Town Clerks.
August 28, ISIS. '

It is a consolation to the industrious mechanic,
and persons of moderate income, who'are afflicted,
to know they may have the best advice, gratis, if
they attend at certain hours, namely, Tuesday,
Thursday, and Sunday mornings, until one
o'clock, at the Medical Board, Great Charlotte-
street, Blackfriars-road. That thousands snifcr
from improper treatment is a fact—the latellt
seed of a dreadful disease lurks in the system, de=
stroy's domestic happiness, and entails debility ou
the rising generation:

The Medical .Board claims the attention of
those afflicted with Strictures, Fistulas, Cancers,
Scrophulas, Nervous Debilities, Eruptions, ul-
cerated Throat, Pains in the Head and Limbs,
frequently •mistaken for Rheumatism, Nodes in
the Shin Bones, &e.

Messrs. COOPER and Co. after forty years' prac-
tice in various Hospitals abroad and in this me-
tropolis, are consulted at Woodstock-street, Ox-
ford•street, daily from eight till eight ; and at
the Medical Board, Chat lotte-house, Great (MAl-
lotte-street, Blackfriars-road,precisely from twelve
until eight in the evening.
*** Ruptured Patients, whose tumours ex-
ceeded'24 inches, Have had them returned, to the
surprise of the Medical Profession.
it§f, A side door, and private rooms for ft-
flutes.
London, England, 1818-12-29

SHIP NEWS.

r

The Mariner, WILSON, from London to Ha
‘FIIIII4II, is lost near that port—specie saved.

PlaszA;cct, Dec.2s.—The French brig Jean-
VALIOTi. from Marseilles to Rotten, came on
shore this morning, about five o7clock,..near City-
andour, half a mile front this Pier ; -part of her
Cargo expected to be saved; but if it continues to
blow, the vessel will go to pieces—crew saved.
ST. IVF.S, Dec. 2G.—The sloop Champion, of
this place., from Teignmouth to IVhitehaven, car-
vied. away her main-mast by the board, last even-
ing, when about half a mile off our Head, and
was towed by sundry boats into our I'ier.
HAftwlcts, Dec. 28.—Arrived the Lady Ne-
Pean packet from Cuxhaven; Auckland packet,
from ditto ; and Henry Freeling packet, from
ditto—all with mails, &c. ; Simeon, HAY, from
Barcelona for Hull, having been a month at sea,
all well;

DEAL, DEC. 28.—Arrived, and sailed for the
River, the Printe Leopold, SMITH, from An-
cona ; Alexandrine, DEZANDT, from Marseilles
the latter lost an anchor and cable in the Downs
this morning.
RAMSGATE, DEC. 28.—Came in the Commo-
dore Barry, KAY, front New Orleans, having cut
from anchor and cable off the North Foreland.
PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 28 —Arrived hisplajesty's
Lamle trout Jamaica.
London, England, 1818-12-29

rttoViNciAL NEWS,

T

-
EN'GLAND. '
~4;I'NCH,I36TER, incizissir 26,
. .
Tbefollorving honourable tribute of apptobh-
tion has been paid to, the Rev. Mr. Clarke, and
the Rev. W. L. Boivies, tor their recent publi-
cations in vindication of Winchester College
-:7--;-
" Winth.esiet College, Dec. 3.—At a meeting of
the Warden, Fellows, Masters, and Sub-pre-
ceptors of ‘Vinthester College and School, it was
unanimously resolved, That the thaas of this So-
ciety he given to the Rev. 'Mr. Clarke and the
Rev. Mr. Bowles, for the real and ability- with
which they have vindicated the College of Win-
chester_''

To which Mr. Bbwles replied as follows:
" To the Wartlen, Fellows, Masters, and Sob-preceptors of

Winchester College and School. .
" My Lord arid Gentleinen,--The public testi,,
mony which I have received of your approbation,
will he a source of pride and gratificathin to me as
long as I live. I trust, whenever those honoured.
tvails, in which so many good and great men have
received their education, are attacked, they will
never want defenders from among the grateful
sons Of their founder, IVykeharri. An arm more
effective in thefr defence may he raised, as in the
caselof the consummate vindication at Mr. Choke ;
but they cannot have a heart warmer in its
anxiety to repel unjust and illiberal aggression,
titan my own.
" I an:, my Lo'rd and Gentlemen,
s, %Vitt' great esteem, pm'. obliged servant,
" Dun:hill, Dec. 11, 1848. W. L. BOWLES."

At a Meeting at the Chapter tionse, onThurs-
day last, of the Clergy of the Diocese of Bristol,
at which the very Rev. the Dean presided, an
Address of Condolence on the Death of her Ma-
jesty was voted to the Prince Regent. A vote of
thanks to the Lord Bishop of Bristol, for con-
vening the Meeting, was passed
and a similar vote to the very Re-v. the Dean, tor
his attentive conductive in the Chair,
A mittimnS was last week signed to commit to
Southwell prison, John Gabbitas, late of Laxton,
huckster, for stealing fowls. The delinquent
Having one hand cuffed, with the appendage of a
legicltain, was delivered to a deputy constable for
sate conveyance to 'he above-mentioned place
on the road, however, John, with great adroit-
ness, contriVed to mingle With his discourse such
, .
a proporthinate quaNtity of gm, &c. as to overtop
the brighter faculties of hii keeper. Arrived at
Sow by.,i,ell-feigned pretences, lie persuaded
.hini to alight at a public-house, when, under the
pretext of Warming themselves, he made poor Mr.
Deputy so miserably drunk, that he picked his
pocket of the key of his manacles, set himself at
libertY, and abiolutely trammelled his sleeping
guardian with the same, and got 'dear
(Lincoln Paper.)
London, England, 1818-12-29

THE LOTTERY.

ONLY ONE DAY MORE,
And TWO PRIZES of THIRTY THOUSAND POUNDS
CONSOLS', with Nine ether CAPITALS,
YET IN THE WHEEL.

911 BISH, Contractor for the present. Lottery,
:A.. begs to call the attention of the Public to the State of
the Wheel at this period of the Drawing; there is now but
One Day more (12th January), when the Lottery will finish,
on which Day Two Prizes of ./..30,000. Consols. most come
forth, with. Nine,other Capitals, That BISH's Offices will
then (as usual) be pre-eminently distinguished he confident-
ly. expects. Alreaely in this Lottery he has sold more of the
Capitals drawn than any other Office-keeper.

Tickets. an& Shares, Warranted undrawn, are now on Sale
at T. ISISH's Offices, 4, Coenhill, and 9,, Charing-Cross, and
by his various Agents in England, Ireland, and Scotland. •
*** Otte ate remarkable for the-Sale of L. 30,000
Prizes,. as he has sold more than all, the other Offices com-
bined, including Two in his last Contract,
. BOTH IN SHARES. -

And in a former Lottery which contained 3 Prizes of L. 30,000,
BISII SOLD THEM ALL?' .1
London, England, 1818-12-29

MR. WEST'S ExtimmoN.

rirUIE GREAT PICTURE' DEATH on the
IL PALE HORSE, .CIIRIST REJEcTED, ST. PETER'S
FIRST SERMON, PAM arid TIARNABAS RECEIVING
the GENTILFA, the BRAZEN..SERPENT, the CRUCI-
FIXION of our SAVIOUR, with other PICTURES and
SKETCHES, are. now EXHIBITING, under the ininiediate
Patronare of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, at
No.iIS',PALL-MALL, near Carlton-House, every day from
Ten till Dusk.
By Order, CHARLES SMART, Sec.
London, England, 1818-12-29

MARRIED.

On the itith- inst., Mr. John Woolfryes, of Salisbury, f.
Miss Charlotte Normalisell, of Gloucester-street, Portman.
square.

DIED.

SuddenFy, on Friday evening, the 925tk inst., at his house itt
Cannimburv-square, Islington, William Myers, Esq., aged IX,
On Saturday laSt, in his 84th year, William JUlleS, Esq., vir,
Chapel-street, Penttnaville.

PROVINCIAL BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

On the 11th inst. at Dutton, Scotland, the Lady of Major
Cohn C. Mackay, of a son.
Lately, the Lady, of Luke Bray, Esq.-, of Ballycaranet'
county of Tipperary, of twins—a son and a daughter.
On the 2'3d inst. at the house of Major Sirr, Dublin Castlep,
the Lady of the Rev. Conolly Coane, of a daughter.
Lately, at Miltown Castle, Cork, the seat of her lather, the'
Lady of Eyre Massy, Esq• of a son and heir.
Lately, at Truro, Cornwall, the Lady of J. W. Chillcottt.
Esq. of a sun.

MA PRIED.
At Collington, near Edinburgh, on the 11th inst. Mr. Wiu'
Young, to Miss Marion Waugh, the only surviving daughter'
of the late Mr. James Waugh, Collington.
Lately, at Bristol, Mr. Joseph Hanks, of Grittleton, tv
Miss Ann Gay, of Littleton Drew, Wilts.
Lately, at St. Nicholas, Mr. Bolen Milton, SampforC
Brett, .Nomerset, to Maria, eldest daughter of Mr. Turnery,
Back-street, Bristol.
Lately, at Westbury-upon-Trim Mr. George Thorne, oi!
Bristol, to Miss S' Le:worthy, of Ilfracombe, Devon.
On the 17th inst Thomas Cahill, of Cork, Esq. M.D. to
Mary, daughter of the late James O'Regan, of Mallovii .Ets•
M.U.

DIED.
On the eid inst. at Farnham House, Ireland, Margaret,--
eldest daughter of Richard Fox, of Foxkall, Esq.. and niece to'
the Earl of Farnham. •
• At Edinburgh, on the 19th inst. Mrs. Mary Balfour, spout
of the I:ell:lend Dr. Brunton.
Lately, at Blairston, Scotland, Mr. Adam M'lntesb, at tbe ,
advanced age'of 102.
Lately, iu (;alway, Ireland, Mies Elizabeth O'Flakertfr
proprietress of The Connaught Journal newspaper.
• On the 31st inst. at his Lodgings in Buxton, Dr. Jonatbeo
. Rogers Stokes; son of Dr. Stokes, of Chesterfield.
Lately. at Bishopwearniouth, in the county of Durbaeir
G. W. .Meadly, Esq..
Latelyrin France, Sir Htimphray May, of May Park, intbts
county of Waterford, Bart. formerly many years Port titi°
Excise Collector of Waterford.
On the Uhl) inst. at Rathmines, near Dublin, Verne.); ri
Darley, Esq. Barrister-at-Law, and formerly a Member 4.!
the Irish House of Commons.

Printed by.). B. CARSTAIRS, of No. eg, Great
Wiwi:id-street, Queen-square; and published
SCRIPPS, of No. 7, South ;Dolton-street, at THZ
(Mice, No. 112, Strand ;' where Advettiseorente) Ortkr"
',setters, SLc. (post-paid) must by aJdreiseci.
London, England, 1818-12-29

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Oui Correspondent IGNOT: s, on a reference to THE SUN of
the 23d inst. will see that we have already inserted the
article on EMI dRATION which he mentions, and -which
first Appea'red in an Irish Journal. We are always happy
in attending to his hints as well as in receiving his favours.

PRICE 01
I'HIS DAY AT r
3 per Cent. lied. 77iii
3 per Cent Btii
4 per Cents. 94 J
Bauk L. Ann-19 15-16ths 20

F STOCKS
'wELvv.. o'claicK.
India Bonds .7 's. 771. pr,
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Ditto Commercial.— . 7s. dis.
Cons, fur AcC0unt......764ii

MAILS.
ARRIVEA-1 Dublin, I Guernsey and Jersey, s Hamburg'',
I France. llux—t2 Waterford, 2 Sweden.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO•MORROW.
Morning, 32 witintes after 4. 1 Evenihg, 57 minutes after 4.
London, England, 1818-12-29

is that men should plant a guard in the recesses
lips,
their beat ts, and a centinel at the door of their
to preserve them from the deceits of th
-0:01rI, the flesh, and the devil. The present co,
tr6iPirsy has chiainly-fhelped to fix in, my min,
•
aft lok since, entertained there, that. the
;venerable Society for promoting Christian Know-
-140-pursues the preferable plan,. by accompany-
.
mg.its distrihntion of the Bible with hints-, to-
Wards the right ..reading Of it—and giving every
credit to STACKHOUSE and to Mr. BELLAMY for
propriety of intention, I still cannot but think
that they have not made good their case, and
that their conclusions are not incontrovertible.—
Let M. BELLAmv's translation be ever so pure,
he himself has told us, and STACKHOUSE has rei-
terated the assertion, that it is refined by hint :
thus leaving us unable to know what parts of it
to attribute to Mr. BELLAMY, and what to
MOSES and the Prophets. Mr. BELLAMY'S Trans-
lation may he of great service as a scholastic trea-
tise, but abilities more powerful, and confirma-
tion more potent, than STACKHOUSE has yetdis-
played, must try it in the balance before it wil
be entitled to be received as an "Authorized e'er
don" of the Holy Scriptures.
Yours respectfully,

THEATRICAL REGISTER.
Performed Last Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DRU RY- LA Biron, Mr.ll-1.
Kernble ; Isabella, Mrs. W. West. After which (d time),
Harlequin and the Dandy Club.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.—,Jane Shore. Lord
Hastings, Mr. Young; Jane Shure, Miss O'Neill. After
which (itiine), Harlequin Munchausen.
London, England, 1818-03-30

PUBL'ICATIONS.

• This Day Were published,
In One Volume, Bvo. price Ss. boards,
0 IISERVA lONS relative to the Use of BAL-
LADONNA in painful Diseases of the HEAD and
FACE. Illustrated by many Cases.
By JOHN BAILEY, Surgeon.
- - -

Sold by Hizhl-ey and Sun, 'Flt;t-strcet ; and all other Me•
dical
London, England, 1818-03-30

FRENCH
.1)A I'4lo .

PARIS. MARCH 26 7----Yesterrhly„ his 11Nesty
helikt Cabinet Council 'at tbeTnuilleries, h
were present the Ministers, Seeretaries, at State,
three. Ministers of State, Members of the Privy
Council, iind three Councillors of State.

According to intelligence received at Marseil-
les, the 18th inst. by travellers who had arrii•ed
from Algiers, it :is 'certain that the Dey of that
liegency had died of the plague, on the Ist inst. ;
since which period the contagion had penetrated
into the seraglio., The Dcy was succeeded by
one of his Ministers.

The Seitle has again risen yesterday abons a
foot.

The shocks of earthquakes which were felt
along the Alps, in the Sontth of France, anal on
the Genoese eMist, were -much more. violent in the
environs of i\lount Etna, in Sicily., An earth-
quake took place on the ;20th, February, at Ca.ta-,
nfa, by which the walls of the greater part of the
houses in'the town were cracked, other houses in
tike villages in the neighbourhood of Mount Erna
were thrOwii clown, anus 70 pers'ons were killed.
The greater part of the cathedral' and the seminary
were by subsequent eart.hquakes reduced to a heap
of ruins,, and several, ecclesiastics were killed.
• After Mass yesterday the King received the
Swedish Envoy, M. d'Osson.
The Princes hunted .yestetday at' Saint Ger-
main, accompanied by the Duke of ‘Velling.con.
and his brother.
Several fires—have lately occurred at the bar-
racks,of Bischwelier, Peguersheim, and Holten-
nein), occoPied
.by:the Austrian troops. They
are supposed td.have been, caused by incendiaries,
but ',wile of the 'offenders have yet been dis-
Covered: ,

. Vie learn from Colmar, the 171 h. instant, that
the Grand Duke. liadenhas been attacked by
an illness'which threxens his lite. His Highness
has no male heirs,
London, England, 1818-01-02

THE IRISHMAN'S BLUNDER.

To the land of potatoes a visit once mating,
One .Mister O'Donog,hoe begged rd lmtaking
At Dublin a dinner with lim;
" -14 St, Patrick," he said, "•and 111 show your two eyes,
A sight that shall strike voutpuite dumb with surprise,"
Su,[ thought.l would-humour his

I no sooner arrived than we sat down to dine,
And dinner once over we pushed round the wine,
Till both ()Ins got pretty gay;
And my friend; who, b} no means of humour was barren,
'furn'd the talk to the beautifOl Blacking of WARREN,
And the richness ,that„black,would i display. , .

" But apropos," he said, " to my chamber be coming,
I'll show you some pictures in loveliness blooming,
With WARREN'S Jet Blacking I drew them ; •
But these pictures are, magical, for you MHO know.
The moment you see them' my visage they'll show,
But vanish when you cease to view. them.",

When I got to. his chamber, no pictures.l. found,
But the wainscot was covered with Boots that hung round,
And 'reflected my face as they shone ;
'Then O'llottoghoe started and suddenly cried,
-No face but my own in these Boots have I spied,
But now, there is,nhine and,your own,

The mystery was solved, 'twas the Boots were so bright, .
'Flits reflected our faceS, and I with delight,
Th' 'effect saw Of -WA ItlttiN,S Jet: Blacking.;
And when I got honie to my lodgings, I wrote
'For a hamper of WARREN'S Jet Mai:kilqi a note;
Ol:that,varnisli no morehelacOlg.
The above truly-insstimal)le Blacking is .prepared by
London, England, 1818-01-02

FRIDAY. JANUARY 2,' 1818:

PUBLICA-TIONS.

This Day was published, pFice..s.s. 64. boaTds,

EDICAL JURISPRUDENCE, as itielates
IITA. to INSANITY, according- to the Law.of England.
By JOHN I 1 SLAM,
• Late of Pembroke Hall, Canibridge.

Printed tor. C. Hunter, law bookseller, Bell-yard; J.
Hunter, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and Taylor and flessey,
Fleet-street.

NOTICE to CHARLES PAWLEY',. late'of Wakefield, in the
Couoty of Yotk, or.to any
_GUILD pr.CHILDItE,N of his,
F CHARLES TAWLEY, H SeAfiring, Person,
who came to his Friends in Wakefield, about eight years
since, and after staying about twelve tonnth; left there to go,
to the Puri of London to take ship,.and is supposed to have
gone to,ArtierWa, or to be in the Trade'between. the P.irt of
London and America ;•or,,if the said Charles Fawley he ,dead,
or if any Child or Children of his will amity to Mr, William
Foxcroft, of Altiifts, and Mr! Charles Foxerat, of NhitWood,
both near Wakefield aforesaid ; or to Mr, Lee, Solicitor, in
Wakefield, he orititey twill Itea'r of something to their advan-
tage.—Wakefield,, Pee. 26, 1817. „
London, England, 1818-01-02

SHIP NEWS.

AN.UA'IiY I .—Saiird 'last night the Cen-
-4116"n, MEAD, for Bengal. Sailed this morning the
liomeward-hound for the River. Arrived-the Isaac
Todd from 'Quebec.

PORTSMOUTH, JAN. I.—Airived the Reinter,
fitllllloBE, from London for St. Thomas's. Sailed
the Ann, PuncllAsE, for Madeira and Barbadoes,
anti his Majesty's ship ftosa'rio On a cruise.—The
following East Indiamen passed down Channel
Ibis morning with a fine breeze from the N. E.,
_kit
Thomas Coutts, Maeiptis Mindy, Lord
Lynedock, Earl Balcarras, Buckinghamshire, and
MILFORD, DEC. 29. Artived .the Henry,
I(ll.cßEaf from St. John's, Newfoundland, with
In" of bowsprit and tiller, fore-top-mast sprung,
Part of the cargo thrown overboard, and is 'other-
lvise damaged and leaky ; it is supposed she must
discharge to repair. Also arrived the Margaret,
ellulgstAx, from London, with loss of main-sail,
foresail, and jib ; and the Manna, JONES, from
London
for Liv'erpool, with her cargo shifted and
ber Pumps choaked.

ALLPonn HAveN, Dec. 30.—Arrived yesterday
the Camden packet from Waterford, with a mail ;
411 d the Antelope Revenue cutter from a cruise.-
8411 ed the Auckland packet with-the :nail and pas-
l'el'gers for Waterford, and the Arrow Tilka, 0. B.
I'AwDIAN, frotr. Lisbon for Havre-de-Grace,

With ft cargo of cotton.
• DEe. 31.—Arrived yesterday the Sandwich
Packet, Captain PoT•rER, with the mail and pas-
le."l.ters from Waterford. The following vessels
relnain wind-bound :—Mariner, JONES, for Liver-
P"1 ; Active, RoBERTS, for Dublin ; Diligence,
GRlErmis, for ditto; LibC;ry, THOMAS,- for
Thomas, JoNEs, for ditto; and Sally,
lHomAs, for ditto—all from London, with cargo
of sundries.

PENZANcE, DEc. 30.—Arrived tl►e and
Ann, SLACOMBE, from St. Übe's, leaky, and da-

triaged.

GRAVESEND, JAN. I.— Arrived the Zelus,
from Pernambuco; Britannia, A nder-
s°ll, from Havre ; Venerable, George, front Dub-
lin ; Martha,. Bartlett, from Malaga ; Albion,
Zttchmontl, from Gottenburgb ; Regent, Coaler,
,f, ")in Seville ; Teazer, Rogers, from Rouen ;
Mulham, from ditto ; Avon, Jones, from
'..„-N W
Idin; Friendship, alter, from Water forts ;
Taylor, from Cork ; Maria, Loreige, from
Newfoundland ; Mtrodina, Siens, from the
pe. Sailed the Intrepid, John Jonbson, for
"Iparaiso and Bengal ; gmen, \V. Fit,
for
Lniaica ; Charles, .R. West, for Savannah ;
Su-
ssn, John Ayles, for Limerick.
London, England, 1818-01-02

FASHIONAI3LK CHANGES.

Countess De Grey, for her seat, Putney Heath ; Lord and
Lady E. H. Cavendish, for the Duke •f Devonshire's seat,
Chattesw•orth; the Dowager Countess of Essex, at her house
in Curzon-street, May-fair; Lady Le Despencer, at Cook's
Hotel, Albemarle-street; the ['lon r.Vannack, at Thomas's
Hotel, Berkeley-square; the Earl of Lauderdale, on a visit
to Sir Wm. and Lady Houston, at their seat in Sussex; Lord
and Lady Ossulston, for their seat, Walton, Surrey; Mr. and
Mrs. Halford and family, at their house in Piccadilly, from
Sussex ; Si► W. Brahazon, K.B. from the St. Petersburg!)
Hotel, Dover-street, to Cheltenham ; G. H. Hadfield, Esq.
of Old Hall, Cheshire, from ditto to Brighton ; Commodore
Stuart, U. S. from ditto ; Commodore Blaver, U. S. from
ditto; Captain Harris, U. S. from ditto; Captain Thompson,
U.S. from ditto ; Captain 'ruder, U.S. from ditto; Dr. (leap,
U. S. from ditto, to Portsmouth.

SPORIING INTELLIGENCE.

BETTING AT TAT]
DERBY,

TERSALUS, JAN. I. •
ISIS.
15 to 1 agst Crecy
20 to 1 Piccaroon
50 to 1 Lancashire Witch

9 to 1 ag't Milton
It to 1 Truffle
13 to 1 Ringtail
14 to 1 Allegrdtto

OAKS, 1818.
6 to 1 agst Loo 13 to I agst any other.

OATLANDS..
3 to 1 agst Lear G to 1 agst Captain Candid.
4to 1 Sovereign
Betting on the Derby has within the last few days expe.
rienced a considerable change, and is getting very brisk.
London, England, 1818-01-02

TAIIIF OF DUTIES. AT CAYENNE.

The French Consul at flanlburgh has published
the followiog Notice

TARIF OF THE. EXPORT AND IMPORT DUTIES IN

THE ISLE OV CAYENNE.

The COnsul of •France has the honour to announce to the
Merchants, that an expedition has hten sent to the Island of
Cayenne, to resume possession of it in the name of his Most
Christian Majesty.
As foreign flags are to be admitted into that Colony till
further orders, the Tsrif of Customs to be provisionally put
ILL force there has been fixed as follows

ImPon•rATtaN.

By Foreign Vessels l5 per Cent.
By French Vessels

There shall be levied no more than a duty of 1 par cent. ad
valorem, and 3 per cent. in the half metrical quintal on Salt
Beef, and Cod, imported by foreign vessels, conformably
tc' the Decree of the 30th of August, 1784, and the Ordinance
!``f the Bth of February, 1816.
London, England, 1818-01-02

This Day was published, price Is.

A SERMON preached at the Church of
lows, Lombard.struct, for the Benetit-of the CITY of
110VDQN NATIONAL SCHOOI.4S, in which are introduced
SOine reflections on tfiti late afflicting Event in the Royal
, . . By,the Rey:. T. T. AVALM.SGY, B.D.
Secretary to the National Society fur the Education of the
Poor on the Principles of.the Established Church.
Sold by Rivingtpus,St. Paul's Church-yard; and Hatchard,
Piccadilly.,
London, England, 1818-01-02

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE.

CAMIMIDGE, JAN. 1.-At an ordination holden
at IVells by the Lord Bishop of that Diocese, on
Sunday the 21st nit. the Rev. Thomas Mnsgrave,
M. A. Fellow of Ttinity College, was ordained
Priest ; and John Ashbri.lge, M. A. lord T. S.
Gossett, NI. A. also Fellow's of Trinity College,
were ordained Deacons.

Tl►e Rev. Thomas Talbot, MA. was last week
instituted to tl►e Rectory of Truston, Suffolk, on
the presentation of the King.
The Rev. J. Fayrer, M. A. late of Clare Hall,
has been presented to the Prebend of Ileredurn
Morney, alias Mornays, fo►►nded in the church of
Endellion, Cornwall, void by the death of the
ltev. Dr. Flamank.

The Marquis and Marchioness cif STAFFORD
gave an elegant entertainment yesterday to their
Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of. Cum-
BERLAND, and-a large party of distinction, at their
residence in Cleveland-square.
LADY CLIVE.—On Sunday last, the 28th De-
cember, at Oakley Park, near Ludlow, (lied Lady
CLivr., in the eighty-fourth year of her age, re-
lict of ROBERT, first Lord CLIVR, the founder of
our empire in Bengal. Lady CLivt: was in va-
rious parts of India when her husband commanded
the army there. She joined him in -Calcutta after
the re-taking of that town, and the decisive battle
of Plassey. The death of Lord CI-Iva took place
in 1774. After that tragical event Lady Ct.tvE
retired to the country, and confined herself to the
society of her near connections : above 40 years of
her blameless and exemplary life were thus pass-
ed in widowhood and seclusion. To those ac-
quainted with the virtues of this .excellent wo-
man, her kind and affectionate disposition, the
artless simplicity of her manners, her piety, ge-
nerosity, and gooth;ess, it is difficult to record the
event of her death, though at R filature age, and
in the army of her children, without addinge few
words of sincere regret and respect for her me-
mory.

THE FRANKLIN MANUSCRIPTS.—The publica-
tion of the second portion of these valuable and
interesting Papers is merely delayed for a few
days. It is to 'appear at the same_ time in Eng-
land, France, and America. This Second Portion
contains the "Memoirs of Dr. FRANKLIN'S Life and
Writings now first published from the original
MSS. written by himself, to a late period, and
continued to the time of his death, by his Grand-
son, WM. TEMPLE FRANKLIN.—PubIic curiosity
has, perhaps, never been more highly raked than
towards this Work, which has so long been confi.
dently asserted to have been suppressed by the
British Government.
London, England, 1818-01-02

AMER ICAN PAPERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 28.—The Minister of his
.Catholic Majesty (the Chevalier De Onis) arrived.
at the seat of Government yesterday.
The Members of the National. Legislature are
rapidly assembling at the seat at Government,
and, from the numbers already arrived, there is no.
doubt. but a quorum of. both Houses-‘vill convene
on Monday.— (Nat. Intel )
London, England, 1818-01-02

WT I N E S.

THE NOTICE• being expired, which the
COMMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY gave t o
heir Friends and the. public, to furnish themselves wit h
PORT W,INES at OLD PACES, the Company take th e
e jet opportunity of stating their present Prices for Wines
oar `n. e following favourite. Vintages:—
Ports of. the Vintage of 1815, 425. Od. per Doz.
Ditto thoVintageJ4.l6l 2, 465. Od, per Doz.
Ditto the Vintage of ins, 50s. Od, per Doz.

. - -
And it. certain that the %Vines of 1815 and of 1811 must
be sti I tnrther adv-inced, and the 1808. will soon all be. in.
the hands.of private individuals.—The Company return
thanks to their wry numerous, independent,, and resp,ect-
a lo!e Friends for all their Favours, and recommend the fol-
lowing .White. Wines as worthy their Notice :
per Doz.
Fine Old soft and high-flavoured Sherries 465. Od.
Ditto ditto East le:di:101001os. 60s. Od. 4
'reusriffe, Of full Madeira flavour -48 s. Od.
Bronti Ma deira, very old - - -50 s. Od.
West India Madeira - -68 s. od.
Eastindia. ditto, matchless - - - Od.
_

The Company also offer the following Cape Wines as
being distincl: in quality from any other that have been
oftered, except what has lately' been sold only, by the
Company,
White Cape Stein Wine. - . - -30 s. Od.
White Cape Wine, the finest Madeira Grape
transplanted, and the old way of producing the,
Wine improved by experimental high cnitiva-
tion• of, the Grape• Lands and superior process.
in racking and meliorating - , - - 345,
C. c. Cape, the Only parcel ever imported,
made., from.Orapes, selected purposely front
different Vine- Growers, who are the Most
noted,for the, high cnnivationt of their Grapes,.
and is. what is termed the Stutn-Vat Wine, •
being kept by the Witte .Makers for' the pur-
pose of unprnvii.tg,NewCoarse Wines. - - 4,65, Od.
Red Pontac, French botiles, and far su-
perior to most French Wines - • - . - sqb, Od.
Red Cape. This Wine is from the Ma-
deira Grape,transplanted. and protinces,
a dry full bodied• high brilliant coloured
Wine,- - - - - - - -429.0 d.
-10, Skinner-street, and 340, Oxford-street, London.

AGRICULTURE, &c.

MONTHLY REPORT FOR DECEMBER.

In• the: most backward -districts of-England, as
well as -Scotland, -considerable breadths of, oats,
of. the last crop, were still_abroad; in the middle
of the present month; and, for the two last sea-
sons., November; has been the chief harvest.
month, in. many. parts. The wheat seed-has been
exceedingly well, although.late.got in, and sow.
ing. will partly-continue. until- after Christmas.
The youngwheats.w.ere never more forward, and
the drilled and, dibbled. have a most beautiful and
luxuriant appearance ; but upon clover leys, a.
hazardons,tilth.for wheat in mild winters, the slug
has already made great ravages, and the wire-
worm is still. more to be. apprehended in the.
Spring. The breadth of wheat sown is extra-
Ordinary.
London, England, 1818-01-02

DUTCH MAIL.

FRoM THE FRENCH FRONTIER, DEC. 21.—1 t
still positively asserted at the grand head-quar-
yrs of the Duke of IVellington, that up to this
omeot no diminution of the Army of Occupation
thought of. The report of the approaching
p„rture of the Danish, Saxon, and Hanoveriatt•
a.,,nringents has wholly died away, and these corps
e to receive, in the- course of the next month,
~we detachments to fill up their complement. 'lt
snpposetrthat the Allied Powers will resolve
no.ni nothing in this respect, before the end of the
sent sitting of the Chamber of Deputies at
is. The measures for placing the troops of
,e Army of Occupation in barracks are continued
:,413.p., the whole line.
ilAnue, DEC. 25.—Yesterday being the anni-
,,:sary of the birth-day of his Impetial Majesty
he Emperor' of Russia (his Makasty entered into
4lst year), the day was. clebyttecl in a vvry.
:oilnant manner by his Excelleoey Lieutenant-Cie-
-eral Baron Von Ptohll, the Russian Ambassador
,traordinary, who gave a splendid ball and sup-
. at which the Royal Family were present, and
::reat many persons of distinction. The Minis-
's hotel was finely illuminated.
FaANKroaT, DEC 16.—Very large quantities
;if hops have been bought up within these few
(I,,ys for English account, so that the price rose
;lisin Si) to 100 florins per cwt. On this sudden
i-se, speculators immediately set off for Bohemia
other hop countries.
RoNIGSBURG, Dec. I6.—The weather here 'is
HI mild, but our seaters are thickly covered with
The prices of corn keep ‘ii).

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