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II - I"tim / S 411) '4 1%1;e - 1115r1W7 1' 7 C' T7 ' "7 ---..-'-7.-rC -.4 "7" 44. - • , . , , .. '''.7 .?..t / 4 I( . t•Llit - 11 1:7 , i,. Itt ,m- • 1 ,,,,e ~ A • A . - 0 •,... i .-- # . 4 ,,• 4 rtip i . • ~,,, 4 ! ':- > ' 0A ', 4 ' at .-1 " . • . . . 1 • °lluw"-P-10 (j /tror:t Xl4, [CT SEVEN- pRNCI. This day waa published, price 4a. VINniCATiO;.4 of the INQUIRY into CHA- A Irr"!'wEitLlll•jn.stiT'QUa"rt"carinyrveinwe Review. " Mare 017ona co 0( !Angolan, I lure, Rees, Orme, and Drown, London. . . This day was published, in evo. pricers. OME, NAPLES, et FLORENCE en 181/ ; ou Exquisses sur l'Etit actuel de la Societe des Ilkeurs, des Arts, de Ls Literature &c. ces Ville% eelebres. Par M. laitConste DE STENDIIAL This Work, the tranglation of which is also ready, wild be found to exhibit a lively picture of the present state of Socially and Manners, the Arts, LiteratUre„ &c. of these celebrated el ties; Musk in particular, forms a prominent f ea ture in tills in , tweeting volkine, which is also interspersed with a great number . of Aseetintes, respecting the Inhabitarts ' the Theatres, the liingers..tht Dancers, and the Paintos of the principal Cities in atilalso of distinguishell visitors, Ilthish and Poreigtt Printed for Henry Callan), Public Library, Conduit-street, 31a saver sate; and sold by Bell and Ursdfute, Edinburgh; and John aasgtins, Dublin. . . • • t dal wire PUtlfiabOdi Priee 4' 1 0 ,904% • BACONS ESSAYS; or, Coultas;Mcoliti, E cors e" ratea . l, v4th .katinat argineces ? UAti for Copwrranand on the Oka of Goal *O. svll.-.47 Sir FRANC% IACIZW, a corrected and ind OTarled . .by no. nouniVe Aitther, and now snore exsviy fiksisliaikest• • Sold tcy Meatlk, Date-street, rati.md4bart and o th er Bookohtlers. . . Ttis day seas published, price 6s. in boards, eCtIl EMO It ATION of HANDEL, the Secod Ddition, and OTHER POEMS: to which is a p ro pecras of a Translatimt of Virgil, partly ° pe nal . j;g r ?ared from Dryden awl Pitt, with Spccimetu. By JMIN RING, ?audio:. Longman, Hurst, Rees, _Orme, and Brown, Pa- NEW. BEUpXC. , Just published, Socond Edition, in One Vol. price toe. 6d. bnarda, MCSEMENTS in RETIREMENT; or, The' indreaoc of Literature, Science, and the Liberal Arts. ant !Manners lappinosa of l'rivate Life. By_the Author of Nature," and " the Italians," a Trdvdy, Elittted for Marl Colbuna, Cooduit-inecst. 7rsb div NTS, puultsked, in OVO. prise 7s. boards,. DEETC of ; or, Obsieniatiqns desctip. , Ste.. in Bengal. Written in bail in i )2, 15, 14 : together with Notes 011 the.Capc of M' po, uhd St. Helena. Written at these plied In Fe . April, 1815. ;1 r 4.: ..:Itcti for Black, King bur;, i'arbury, end Allei, to the Honourable Laitt-ltadia Company, Leaden- Y:ntrabrulied, in 3 vols. price Ifis. the Third Edition of THE HEROINE; or, Adventures .of a Fair Ro. menet It.otla. By B. SIAN LLD BARILENT, Esq. kahor o f "'Woman,' a Poem. L'llione (Tune Femme est temjnttes un Boman.' s In point of wit and humour, we do not scruple to place this Tort is th a bartc rank with 'Tristram Shan tit. *Rev. ilia is a very spirited and langhable satire upon• the various indiction under the name of Novas and Itotuauces, that have 'ward fir the tart nineteen cr twenty years. We have been attkettnaiaed with this it genioas pet tnnnanoe;'—.crit. B ev . Mated for 11. Culbert:, SO, Conduit-03ot. • :Id Edition improved, price 54.6 d. bds. ! F IE ART of PRESERVING the SIGHT units. piired to extreme OLI) :IGE, and .of relatablisising and stor:...aing it when it bcernris wcak : with Observations cn itincomvniencitn and dang,rs. arising front thense of Coin non frank's, &c. &c. Ihr an EXPERIENCED OCU 4 An (kuli3t of considerable experience is evidently the an ti:of this little vork." Crit. Rev. Islay—" Ilis philanthropy w ak - 7 ,mA fl u t y pors:nal cautions, of which the public will Or Avail thtuht:l;is." New 114:1`. nee•—•" 111{S is a treatise . . bowled+ many very useful hints may be derived, upon a sub g whet must always be itArrestin to the scholar acid the aafbvirtss." SI FCri. Nov. '_'natal ior konty Coitiorb, DICKSON ON Ifreil. AIDIVRIStS Or RECOrtrtV. This day were pUblished, le giro. peace ABSERVATIONS on . the PREVALVIICE bf LI FEVER in v.:rii.us pens of the enitaglitidellh, vrilveln cf ;looses of liecoNery. By D. 7.11. DICKSO! , r, 1 .11.4),1.1.14. Ed. abd L.& •' tf the korai College of. Pityoclimi unn of tee iioet, nun of the Eihrsitiatti, to the Mon Di► mug, Etc. Ned by Barry and SosOtristol; and mid,if uI d lad 'ss. Guat Wiadoil : suaa, HayinsFike, Lpsion., fahnetly antis published, huly printed in a pocket volume, widik 119 SPealgaillt; 3 fax Cepa,* uynt Bvo. dra "'riot an4 42 . l leacFP ?lie martin for the adding raft OfROOLOOICAL- bitigtonAta of •the piaT4sAiti.m4vs . By Dr. TUFt'l ON, iD. assisted by his baughter. Work is calcul-Acti icy its arrangement in alphabetical stal wady rckrenet, anti :uhltbsg tbeheliniificatsdpepUlar ` 1 ". 4 Ci u5ch4141.14 le become the inseparable vamp's's** l' i ok the sea shore, who will tbereby.lizukw,lade :the forit vermin; health or pkisure they have acqulied the'flidr; sits ri x 7h-eing Scianne, and also to be useful ib tebelbsks: i.4l';o l kCtOtS gener..l, as they will fund of rxtvase :7!-T . 41113e4 and fpred.. 2:.!...e.1 ft: .1. 13.)0th, Duke.strcet, Portland-Alen and 5 0 1 4 t ar, zx Stalsitlaing Sae i ss ju Enztand, Irclaild, and Scotlaqd. TRAytaa4rcs vAni..4Ecu M. tiam was publi•lltd, in Two Pocket Vshunts,. prise-I.ss.lis Mardi,. 'Maps cokure.l 140. ,Ir SC, 'TO unisT, through Segland, WALLS. aid kothnil, by which the Traveilcr is slisitculd •is• iobji.rty most worthy of his notice, in Antiquity, Arts, Mate, fine ews and Sitt.itions, 1 31iner-Logy, Botany, Ste. By WA LFORD, limy. F.A.S. F.L.S. and (AS. tbWork cannot fail being importantly useful and pleasant, isg the Traveller's inquiry in the particular iss.Obour -4024 inay fir.tl Ifan.ell, to very interesting objeetS, which, firniliariky and apathy of the inhabitants are often IYttl owr by sera-vv., ahliorgh on or near the spot. I t ral i ttlnTlC TOC:IIST a ht.LLAINIP is also just published, Pals trite 11ips eal.aired Ts. t! is is either sold auparate, or stn .rl vtiluan, to thiEnglish, C. elch, a.ul ricotch Tourist, in Booth, Dskr-street, Portland-plsee ; and all Boa- A r a Tows anal Count CATON ON nottITY. Iliiday was puhMed, price 31. ria, eNew Edition of p! {} ..CTICA.I. OBSERVATIONS on the DEBI: 1 natural and contracted, of the GP.N PRATI VP. ' raliiiB of both Setts; including kemarks on Onaulskt, Fe t.!l`,eaktuts, Nocturnal Emintious Gleets, Tabes Donal* with.tbe 'Sheor; of Cieneratioa. T. N. CATON, Surgeon, St 4 10 lntr r e-street, Newcastle-street, Strand ; 1 tike United li o Spi ta l s o f S t . Th omas ' s an d G u y' s . ir ti for W. Nvely , 78, Lombard-street; and C. Cbapple,' • lt.:rat. Also, e c l. C4t3 IncliBc4M, Scrofula, and *Cutaneous Diseases, 3 ' A Treatise on Female Diseases, 3L ed.-3. On "w4a4.trainter C94itli,3L-4. On the Venereal Disease, 50. - - al!: It - AL.:bed, ram is. inboards, Teotk.adition, • ACRS of LIFE; a Non-Medleal r. 3 t`. , •e inalisereitr.s arigna from •lbsman!Pelibil, In t'an Ca4ses, Sysnirsorar, and b 'aortal alheopiof Jeers r; ;;o..rrhira, Stricture, Seminal Wsakooef,Ssc-ah!l"`Y ran ff. ermine some remarks oncirtain F r = j•krartive-r Sterility ;.Part Lit erniirszte . -:74•A•1250C1, DebiSty,..thatf-Abiasi, he.; id Rte of (4.ea i ll uatrativa tie& in a fllniliar manner, •spd Sloe off.t.....rosenesa! w - 4 • :•.•••.... Zne. n! both Sea's: • .. OSS tonsiddrig.Sargeons. I :pternostatprok ;44i'lkaillitin 14°' Ostfora...nreet.; si b Gtarandowto, Amigesdat a ; t 7 N, 71 .cet.funkt • 9il Qactimicil,44ol464; 041 . .4 - - - i• . Pe*— " 411 a ., , . CY t. , are to be consulted, as meg. tvert__. I ** I 4 .14 At% in the emottrflre , c° I II Z ~•ra • „ , -"' one, fadocing.a.rettnittanes frawartircer elll imov*od seoanfrpora midis ipsi‘ ra m 1 ":" ••• :r•• b vet% {3, Bouvoria!oilelete • kYY tam N. mad Sok amp. PATENT-GASSED LACE. TIIE abort 'beautiful,. clear, and transparent Ar ticle In every description of LACE,both figured and pLi,in from the %est Bolrbirt, 'Netts, 411114igs; ate; to thelenvest aid .cearsivit article a :Bridal Illeauftetare, may.be had of ever, reeXctable Dealer in the iiiterinre• • • * The. rough and fi brous properti es of every kind of J' a c l 9 4 ; l te_ Agivioncl, pr. run V and' thick.tn ♦ bs.washing, been the vunject of universal complaint of every Lady; it has themfore been a great desideratum, to render it equal in clear ness and traneperency, to the most valuable foreign l A ktep Thread Lace. .• TUE PATENT O.\SSED LACE is casily distlnEslibed from 'any Other; at the time of purchasing it, by thyping the 'Mantic piece in water and rf. ly ;if genuine it will, u's holding ft up to the lisist, aMar Ps before, bat if uot, it will thicken and. become full of fibre, for cruntrun Lau bier a partial and artificial clearness given it by stizching, which it loses in wishing. ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN TI }MICE, invented ley the late JACOB TIE MET, Den tist to the Royal Panay, have been mimed by long experience to greatly excel, both in elegance and efficacy, every other pre- paration for the Teeth and Guilts : they effectually preserve the Teeth in a sound state even to'fild age, render them white and . beautiful without impairing the enamel, fasten such as are loose, and kap such as ice decayed from -Weaning worse. They %L• e wit.e render the breath delicately sweet, recent the Tootb,aels, perfectly cure the Scurvy in the Gums, and make them grow firm and elac to the Teeth.—The Pssence is particularly recom mended to Parents and Persons who have the are of Chikken as the greatest,pteservative of Yonng and tender Teeth.--None are Gonuine but what have the words, `. J. Henget, Bayley and' Blew, C r ock,spur-street,".envaved in the stamp. Price 2s. Q. each. 111AYLEY's TRUE ESSENTIAL SALT of - LEMONS for . taking Ink spots and stains out of Lace and Linen. The genuine . , is signed " Bayley" on the Use and Wrapper. Also his SCOURING' DROPS, for taking Grease out of Silk, : Stuff, Wotdies Cloth. &c. price 11. each. Veritable POIVIHADE•DIYINA price 3s. 6d. the ghtu. Sold 'Wholesale and Retain, by &tame and Btsw, Perfu . mers, Cnekapar-stiera, London. FO&Pit.S.SEILITING ease •NroAUTIOYING tin TEETH. orILE VEGETAIII TOOTH-2011/1111R has So 41 - lontiotv• tie4Bl o o l 4 l /le 4l ;everi.tOnat of rank and real:ion, !./tet it h‘orinenefaiLtil offer fertittr recommendation of it. tired et . Without the assistanee of any jinekilefOut •mt it'. is free fipm the alarm ailikaibriseihno tbidotiff • • L Its &Waive' •Piriniakioolol4o6lll 110.11140.1411theSe Id 4.4l4l4o.lllkkhOlieragrAtgre to gin and us thein :ere:Lei-Of Ihd weet.s • - hc,. V' saneness In the former, &Oa*. 'noting a new enamel of peal tSslwhere It has been th ieved or eseeidielide • Ibt. bawl% It layer* herons a Sreipess and.beatstifei name. m Abe . getIOIA b thallegis the newt de- And if tqf# corksiontly, as directed, will ire serojecirlast itt s sound stat'ciren'to old age. • SAM Weal, Istlts:lXl.-bif SZTLTRand SONS, do mino, ti o , o 4takosotheiconser iieedoe I led at•, Socksillootseit, DeblM; aul.boke..priskpsi Pet:tows 404 'BoOli:silleistkronhsvAtie U*4 1 E014(411. N. retriicueri' arroeviested to obscrrelhnt 11 1 4 sew end' man's Or' 4 2 l llder; 4, dittlatipatut tabirdtki644 to mipawnwit =au. asaillailas tf u ate iummitavodiel; 4 61441 1 0 4 k v P•01. 1 «wilor• . _ • at Virbleriff ?HL' - Alt MOTION •or . to;tint:Seiteritlyer 1110 k 011,-1 have Vat ple a sure in cominunic . 44ltif tnii7svtit, ease Di my daughter A nn, who has !seem tietinit etind,. 4 by the me 6t 'your excellent - 474TIS(X)ItirgTle 118:01%; 6E:an inveterate Acti4butic; trtiptinn, with whieb.she. leaalpfensnat vissivatty pOsrierl Per three years. The colgplainf hesrn'lehel l the child wAi.twa. years old, a nd enn op ut A poAr I crease till 'ber.wtole body was covered with Licers Und'ilettp;•' Hans; 'she Aso became quite tilind,het face being in aneit n-ditittr, thatit was ohnekilag to lea upin. 'During the alanvu - ania the Melaka' tie neiginmsorhood ' consulted, , beard that of your the trial cured in complaint fee the good complaiists . rences made personally ‘._ by, Sir, your very °Wised servpast, JolAritt INV ifiI.L,WPW,i Shoe Warehouse, Atsetted.by attn.:ohms Qdrsigii;liisehtellstr, hatzarts , t To Mr.. Juhn Latium. Mastringer. :.; Sold by Mr. Ltimun, lidanekonter ; J. Dora esidl"lll4, 4.ong-lane,.NlZest.Smitgiv l 4; 554t911490 o, C .1 3 9w:Ckl‘tckt2 'Barclay and Sons, 95 IPleet.auptet; Schvardi, 'SE SE Chureit-yasid ; )19atkr;n114111osts, Vlorepsidsi•L,: led 461, 1 foockvitte.virrt. aDeblin ;minditheigrfacipal.,Mnficink grimier. Lr Townanclessiusuy.-7vi•NcOailfr ti. -- 144 Va. Juotspublis4o Mr. AMPI% a rriell•l""Vibf:Vll- nereal'Disease.priiii SW. am told by 'ildokuilllrs.: velaraliar.in a .bsplken tl:llalkannitioo ea Ow fir an Judith - i laractilicfrorrAloas rience. Woasfda, Ulcers, of every deaougnalk are effectually cared by 1 ,L" ~ ~'~. T3E Opera called T 1 MORIA.GE Or F - 6 A:a O l POW par at th.e Cut• fr Garden, composed lad seleetedly II; Bishops fzi:a ISk Overtime, pr. 46.—And the foltowing Seats arid DitetOung Miss Stephens, Mrs. Dickosu, and• Mr. Duisses, may he 11 4 4 impede :—"fhe Youth In blooming . !tray '- .% I've setitt your Llining'—' Oh, this Ah, 4 c ip a kind reply'—' In' early life I took a Love evel- leave How gently wren the Sun's deseencling'—' Neer can the t?se--A Conte hi, kneel down'— , 0 take this sift"— , When Love subdues 91111.1rOnthful:Heart'—' Aid me, ye pitying Powers.' • llobliabed by Gouldins sod co. 'No. Ile, Solso-Squars, • riauitiorte sod ' Waggbouse. • • • • - ONE to the amooot of a ißtiOtl, ii*Ar. iviLl to be advanced upo:: 'Zlortgego of Freehold Estates' la: Engiltd, or fur Annuities seemed oti pioperty in eel part of the Lining! Kingdom, for whiff' front 10 to 10 years purlhaie be giver, ciao upon Life Interests: arising front WWI; Marriage Settlemer.ts, Widovre Jointana, dopey in the Funds, Church Livings, and upon eligible personal 'security ; also iu the pur chase of Reversion; and Poet-Obit nonds.—Matters of magni tude preferred, and pramPtittide end secrecy invariably observed. Apply personally, betieten Nino mai *tot Or by etter,ta tist r Darttor of the National 4140,•411141. 4,,Lowcr Jobn-strtxt, 13,31,1711-iwiare. • Asciiatsiitthfir Yesterday the Subscribers to the Fund for :assisting the Syrian Archbishop of Jerusalem in promoting Christian Knowledge in Syria, by forming a printing establishment on Mount Lebanon, met at the Free masons"favern, to the number of seventy or eighty individuals, among whom we recognised Lord Tagil.; mouth, hiders. Wilberforce; Butterworth, Leigh,•&c. and the Reverends Josiah Pratt, John Owen,farina& Lee, and many other very respectable .M4mberrof' the conunueity. About half-past one o'clack. , Lorti:, Tinoweciara was called to the chair, who briefly ex plained U. the meeting the reasons. for whiclr it . lead been convened. His Lordship observed; !that irk' was their !iounden duty to propagate the Chnitien: leligion in every country under iliznasza, theyought not to neglect s'o gins ions an opportunity of pew hog this duty in the extensive reigsonsee:Asia, its .iva.o, -now afford e d them by the arrival e( the Arcbbiehols! 'of J.erusabira in this •favoorod couotty: That vesess2 niblo personagee ems not • leek disehliedied by • his: learning anellsis pietlr. thanbe was tor the seal with! which he gacheriaured tr? passaus.dar WAIN Cliehrii; ,tian knowledge. He had travelled from Berii.seith! do other view/ ihnathat sif: . foocutisui :assistant! tfl losable hirasso dissonimaise wish vologiosseinsoniet • among the Bock over which pneetsled,as was•s2l-: seated to make them understand morefullytheaib -lime truths and the grand moral lessons -which ore; hiculcated by geminate:bestial:ay.. *le had applies( * Rome, .and he.bad •atfaris,!-for this as.! *tame ; but neitherAnmo net mete possessed' of-sollicient generosity yo, afford it. He (Lend Tefgn-: mouth) was akaciat 014 -sat say thatithey had not,l inasmuch as it pee Ilis , asuntry the dpirartienity of govicerrniog these -seveineviii their ASisine bsethren, both the-Aberemadvies to .whom: the ,shah shop hkd s applieddmid *fees& meander. - Tharteeli-' bishop was now about to retten•tcs the/elide avhich Its4ad deft with such benefit:od cratentionc,: sr.,: it mas-ehinvifote dsouglitiepperbralicee•wiin bad .016-' wisibed alio* 'funds, :to aid -the aoliginus , ptiteel i es whslehe•hicd,sp eobly attemord effect , that .-te ideedixecoiveci: valedictory salutation at'their hands imbibes he 40icted•the Amiga England, idelLold Teignmeiotb) would• not intrude longer on :theattitn alan afWia-t-eassPanYitaltwoisld leartv.she fardiaret esouticnekbe sioabef the t aaiseribersarthrise who bad alaway!tolain so 4rtietea /hart in thistusinoss. abe (tiav:lxama:VßATl , govea •centise clawsip-1 than of objeCts which brad led the Archbishereol leave hisewn tountcy, and die success whieh'hebsdi experienced in hisonsimentus CO secure them . Feces this acCount it-appeared :that the Archbishop, *ho! fauteuils •the :homes Catholic religion, had , left hisi convent •an Mount 'Lebanon, (surnatied-Conventol dilla.blarialdbilatrice), from -atonvietiOn shit aith.l out further assisteneethan the funds of his cowinne -were able to supply, :it •Woulit 'be impossibleto tiiiiister that spirituilinsitsittion - to the Christiainaf Paleitinesand Syria which their wants so imperiously' :demanded. In ihis•sradeasours to obtain that assist awe, he had.come to England, and bad already, is rise Ar. Pratt) war-glad to. inform /he meeting, seen spwards of $4,80 subscribed; in furtherance of his disinterested prOject. Ont.& this sum £lOO had Alai norningbeettgiven to him fellis own privates:mei; gift, whichhe (Mr. Pranyttireed the meeting would \action With their approbation,• especiallY as t3ie twat& individnal•in Odeon must - have incerrell nyestraiirdinairestressees inthe tonne of belong tedious vianderings: • , Ife iholi;tltratt) was • dsli iitolafonit thed6ehat a gentleman Of theabnit inierhadgeoematdthsAwhhishep with one n 1 't' a wns *tient which; di be mentions a prospectus which -lie held ir ' wet-equivalent zat *sant> 100 sidnaals:-;- .add - hay be +Ws; MI: Ats may *CA littect*tb, . . . . .‘ noW entering into subscriptions, over which they were to hive the sole controul themselves. It had, indeed, been said, that the Archbishop had privately commu nilocwaitnegd tbe te so irea me p of ro h m is ul f g r i ie t i i r o d n s, o h f i tAl s it v it n ei o n l i y on ß of ible no r t bautl he beheiedtbat he could refer to au Honourable Gen tleman (Mr. tee,) for a contradiction of that rumear. Widi regard to the other qualities of the Archbishop, he strould . leave his two friends, Mr. Owen and - Mr. Lee, to explain them. They would tell the Meeting how ereellent the conduct of this individual had been whilst in their company, 40 how extensive were the stores of Oriental literature which he had displayed to them during the visit which they had made together to the University cf Oxford. For his own part, he should conclude-by moving for the appointiventof a Committee, to decide on what would be the most ad visable method of disposing cf the money, and to dc- liberate upon the means which ought to •be adopted Loa maintain a col respondence in future •with the Archbishop. The, Ile.. Mr. 014'6: then ereiressed his conviction of the virtue and integrity of the Archbishop, a con viction which was formed from an intimate acquaint ance with him for some time past, and front cet is traits of character which had taupe.: hirn ;t'ae Archbishop) unintentionally and alitxy,t uuobsereedly during the journey which they had taken togeth::. .He could not help saying that his arrival tit this .country was not merely opportune, but even provi dential. It had opened to us a means of communi cating with our Christian brethren :in Asia, and a Means of instilling into the Mahommedan inhabitants of that country a knowledge of that light and life which leadeth to salvation. It had also settled a.con troversy which had existed between several learned men in this country, regarding the language into which it would be most expedient to translate. the eyiptpre, for the use and benefit of the Asiatic na tions. Dr. Macbride had proposed one language, and Mr. Lee had proposed ario:her ; but the Archbishop . haci.adv4ed the use of the Cashan, in Syrian charac ters? as most likely to be generally understood. The itevp*nd Gentleman, after entering into some details regariting the manner in which the Archl:i.lop hai ; come to Esiglaud, an 1 the dejection of mind a u dy r which ha laboured .on his first arrival, from the refu- Aals.pf assistance which he bad experienced in oth e r countries, descanted at - some length upon his merits as an Oriental scholar, and stated, that it-w.ep such as 4 4 4 ctravinced him, that he (the Archbishop) must have-given up a grvat pQrtipn of his life -to Mose studies, Which could have been of little usebto him in i f l a , had b e pot been uccup4xl in the affairs vf km lissom ~He was srell aware that the Archbishop 41e lowd to the .clyprch of ikoMei but though 're held icarstamnipo with it, he dicAlOiMed all sui.tiettion to•it. Oweia sYcri entered-inito ,un acepunt of_rfia *us coostiNtion of the O*tip-Cbristian Church. kid after some other *lbserrations on the 'necrwity of ~sgpiding,every assistance within their power the 4rObishop, concluded his speech with -*dieting peat adv.a i ntages from the esail)4lmpfit curstaar, lsacknel of commtinicatinn-hetween the . .eahrilgian .C.hUrches.of Europe and AIL'. : Ttie ACV. XT. Li; (rrofossor of ataile, Yersit• • y of•Cambrid. , e)boirtestimonterrAc ota l ish. inf J acquains.ancewni4i.the Archhishoihadeiiiplayed with the Epees of Oriental literature oeseivv,;l6 s % t he .oedlelan Library at Oxford; and argued that *ugh Iffu:iwie4c was a , I , rine k tists .pr 9 kritat tale Archbishop etttally pprSQll rlitifililQlstaiegl _ • •. . . .ip . ts4o to 4. ;lion proposed 'lht the .',*cbbithop , s l l94 lo.le:ti*pl ;tp. meet the ttsfernbly preleveti pet the 14-nung woul4 thew as feWnsists i tieue....- -- tey as.pos , ibU die cntiance of the Ar opois Ihe Archbishop kid Objected •to the .pyeseakiti fp pules at this meeting, from :t dread ld l be treat* as a mere speotAcir• i . o l4 ' l 4)l** ;dsckettpres*ed a that no . f nesttion-shotild pe'lnad , ! of Ow saws Which wet:epees -..nted to hitn, "bAtaneer .says he, if ge.Grane Titsiticne‘y that I. had..troight more than 2s. with me Flom England, ht.:would ter= pinly suau4cte Me on my return. itlr. Owls :then left the room, but shortly after ',wards returned accompanied by the Arebblslicip. Chi 4irrivistg at-the avarirrans soar, be bowel: lira! to the Chair,.and then-to the company, and seemed - to fail some small degree of alarm and agitatibe. .He was, tinweverl :an c ouraged by Mr. Wilberforie and 'Mi. Owen, .12d .qiiieirly regained has :presence of mild, ovhich for.a.awalsent appeared tohswei deserted -biro. Hesvas dressedin the thiental co stume ; his head was covered with a blue turban , and.his body with a anti and loOserobe of dark blue cloth or tae e. tieseelswia to be about,Oo7eare of age, though - his Ifeatdorileivit .is •Iting'zad bushy, may probably make him Joeik bider than bestially is. In. sAte,shuweuer,. df.all. sh e fro4iasicititailii•driss and minaseis t . his app eatnnde r aficlimtly T a ta:favourable insprbasion upon all the /coin. ^•••Akterlii.:Shert pause, the Chairman informed him Mr. Owed conveyed the irrformatien to him in Itr),i-that'issistauce would gladlY - be afforded to whoiti he atvr auteiddod A Smile of satisfact,Sh pfaye'd cilts4emince, and he liiticici tea'in itMaut ' th e • Corapanx, that al hel'couldinot - addiels as itfTanglish, - liver/quid a .icress, thkm In akothler gunge, which he 'ttaisfcd th4t Mr. Owen 'woad re tl. gobdneis'to ?pte,r i pretyi.theip. Mr. )wen in this plopos i alrelf,; Ana latikagasi it was big* iqce As.sl4:Etiigi'a tienaculen in the town ard.nos4bour.bt?•d Dµl_ berm d,uddexery ,tueuns trktd.wickout .effect ; at ,12a hSviDS Mt a Gentleman Of Iblitdwn had a kin cured by the us: ! Drops, I wheal to him' end fle sti-ongly r,:etmatendea of a bottle. I paniboaed toenail bock. ttolnt bii•Join ' rr and, hoWe'rertiPiu‘w itan ic X ed iPeK. Si* ttAtVallttlY afew wank?: .another. feaginiktite' nt miat setnic. I yOn,"Sir,to..pittlishAls este' rood a public that avgY'Pot Mettetritit'staibutle' ats tray know winwe to , ttud insitedame ststlife- nude personally or by letter, post paid, will bc motwerxd v Orge: A