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FR~• OMIRALTYOFFICH, etA'DECSUBER, Is, CE is hereby gives, That a SESSION t. ER and TERMINER and JAIL DELIVERY, ,lof Offences committed on the HIGH SEAS,' arson of the Admiralty of England, will be 11, in the Oid Relay, London, on MONDA. (January neat, it Eight o'Clook in the Morning. JOHN BARROW EAST.INDI:I HOUSE, I:Axe - wan 16, 181,. COURT V . DIRECTORS of the UNITED ()MAY q MERCHAA TS of ENGLAND, IST-INDIES, do hereby give Notice, General Court of the said Company will be se in Leadenhalbstreet, on WEDNESDAY, the om Nine o'Clock in the Morning until Six in the' le ELECTION of a DIRECI'OII. of the said be room of JOHN LIMODF.I, Esq• deceased. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. OFFICJI OF 041,2§Tdiviab. PRINCIPAL OFFICERS. of his Jorrs ORDNANCE da hereby ;ire Nolem, 'ropoiah will be received. at their Odice, in Tali-mall, ore NV ED N ESDAY, the 30th instant, from such sy he willing to undertake the supply of CANDLES f this Dovartment at Woolwich, for a period the Ist January. s of the Candles may be viewed, upon applieadrus ctive Olcers of the Ordnance in the Royal rich : and farther particulars, togeth - r with the ''''oll9 of the Contract, may be known .at the o'cr, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between the ;•.1 Veer o'clock, where the Proposals must be delivered, and endorsed, " Proposals for Candles;" but r- I be admitted after the said 30th instant, st at Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender less the Pit my making it, or an Agent in his behalf Ay Orden' ihe 1,107 R. H. CREW; Secretary. IYAL EXCIIANOE ASSURANCE OFFL abed by Roy Cbaizcrin the Reign of King George" DECEM3EII, V SONS whose ANNUAL. PRIZIIUn :e on the 25th instant, are hereby informed, tl ready to be delivered at the Company' e ROYAL EXCHANGE and in PALL-14. by their respective Agents in the several Counties rties assured are requested to apply fur the Renewal &cies on or twfsre the 9th of J*IIIUA as next, as Days albwed for Payment, beyond the date of ili then SA 'MEL FEN 'SING, Jun. Att.ndance is given daily at the said Offices for' Redding% Coods, Merril indis.-s, and Ships in c, or while Issikihke, irons Loss or Llunage by Fire r the Astutmte of and Grantig Annuities on Jives. 1. II % P.ll'fc' its will be L.:m(lf= of expense to hs the'Annual amounts to 61. or upwards. COUNTY FIJtE OFFICE, SOCTUAMPTON-STREET, STRAND. :CEIPTS for the Rettewal of Policies, dee 21 Christmas, are now in col.rse of delivery . Ma:..lgars of the COUNTY FIRE.' OFFICE enthinati'zn into the priucipl and practice of I they act. They are proud to declare, that of Laurance, viz. a prompt and ample indemnity , telneariably yielded by the County Office, that' h.,,S ever arisen to disturb the harmony of 71zinunts. This security the Office is enabled at nd,'becaustl, lst, the original Members have :1 of £460,000 over and above the fluctuatin g fund the prern:ems; and becatise, gdly, although such • are equally divided amo::z those Who insure, the County Office have shunned the delusive and 1. lee of making a large return of profit uniform and 1 rendering the payment of claims dependent on i. Their Clad rule is the payment of all just ately—the return of prolt is left to vary with events. ulditionaily to observe, that as the original capital Aden magnitude foT all purposes of security, Ff provided in the Policies, that the Subscribers i none shall be answerable for losses. Hence re while entitled to share profits, are protected from I for the losses of others, which has been so severely sties upon the contribudonship or UNION principle together with the difficulty.and uncaamiuty of has generally led to the failure or dissolution Thisdky wu published, r.:11::ap Ega with a beautiful Frontispiece, price r.CHEL. A TALE.—The Second " We were at a loss under what head to class ta... Lot's piece, sad had some thoughts at first of giving t..der the head of Romance ; but upon second consideration appeared to be too good for such an allotment : s^' Wig well bow to announce it, we have mentioned i r-ably calculated for female education. The story i forcibly instructive, and exhibits, with great life, c between affected sentiment and the sensibility of n. ere :re also many valuable remarks scattered throughout, cecessizy of cultivating the art of "leasing, no less 'erg firmly to the simplicity and candour .of truth. ; Mag. August, 1817. Printed for Taylor and Hessey, 0, Fleet-street. Ti.:l day was published, :h a Frontispiece, race es. ed. boards, the Fifth IE PREEENTof a MISTRESS to bERVA NT, ao.: , rsisting of friendly Advice and •••-• Mrs. TA 7 LI)R, of Oegar. 7 . . We • are hapily to announce another publication ... - sus and usafel writer, particularly as we think es-55 sriil be four.d among the most valuable of !ions. The sierof the volume is attractive ; unaftbatrd and simple, that every Ile:dastocAi by the &am of readers for which it is designed. islonthly Review, March, LEO Nil - test for Taylcr and Ilcasey, No. 93, Fieet-street. Of %sown% spay be bad,by the same Author, just - • I. Iteciprocal Duties of Parents and Children. a, Ss. hoards. Maternal Sobeinte far it Daughter's best Interests. alb Edition, ss. hoaNS. Practical II:nu to Toting 'Vent-des. Eighth Art,s. • c ' 7 ' . .i7 741 F w '7 a 1R"- °•.-- ..."' - .. - „ 'i!- • - ,u. .- - . . - 1 • .. • . . :. • •'. • . • . . -2. ' ' ' A ew . ' . l'sr . ;',..' 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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1818. , - YI-tIC - E S EVEN-PENCE. • •. • - . . ..... ---,- wwweessacawinseeswessissessuesem tile day Were published. btfilultilialiMee 148. f prileintes had senrdetegaterin that ra ti o of po ula.• 1 P"I• TO THE ARMY LATELY SEKVING IN FRANCE • ON of ivOtICE IS HEREBY GIli k EN, That all those - CIHRISTIANs ESSAYS. Ity the arc MINUET , !dolt. With some eiceptinns; and particularly - of P allat 0 Allaclitipi 0:' otiralgitts, whith is unknown to the . . • 1 , VERY, 11 having any Claims on the emumiss.wiat should a poi . el / CH A ft•L'IM WILK& A.M. of it. Rillimmilliali,ollor4. - tondos , t Prlnted fdt linlaYiins *hawks "di*" 11 / 4 1148c t Civil LaW, the Triakloy Jury,' the Pro - vintial Conan . - ' ,w i th i n without delay for payment, at Cemmissary-General RISSE're Office, ,Nr0..16,- Iludyer-etreet, Westminster to prevent thZ [-row; and J. Thitchard, Piccadilly; con- held al delay and inconvenience they may e x peri e n c e ' fb obtainiug pip, . - . . lotion will be found, nn an attentive perusal. to fit twodirice . ism THa tio tle set Y w aw a , PrehliallnC E4lition, wish 440 ' dons, t..tin a diitiriet reco g nition of many of the vital p ain- , • . • LY, the men[ after Isis Office steal! be closed. ciples of free Government. A Church Establls es t hthi . • • , ing. :,,,,,,and id; of freedom; th Fo u i u th e , i: ra c c o o n:To ur ! . , Bow. EXETER FREE. GRAMMAR SCHOOL. JIL. includbig a 'articular Account of the Riots at 13innin , y ad to opt o rd hr • , - rriflE Mayor and Chamber of- this City, who, as in 1701, and the History able Panzer. Wrlttuuby 1 1818. -11. Trustees of Saint John's Hospital, have the ..4 , ppointMent Publialsd by his Daughter Catharine Hutton. from necesktty, perhaps, Itr' them. It declares, .that ITED of the Master of the Free Grammar School, give tunice, that Istntoltios Printed for Daughter, Preidock, and Joy. Paternal.' I the SITUATION will be . VACANT at CHRISTMAS next ; ter-row :sad Beilby and Knotti, Irmninglaasn. all power, legislative, jadicial, and execut i ve , resides • in the nation. The Congress are to be chosen by - trading and request thatsuch Gentlemen as are desirous of becoming --- Electors a taho are to be voted for by the people in the Thle day was published, Ina Yds. itvo. prier Al 45. • ' Candidates, having : been well educated, and being properly qua- primary Assemblies. The cabildos, Or munici; alities, , held at lified, will make their application to CU:times Bake", goof, the , A HISTORY OF THE JESUITS; to which is are to be elected immediately by the ci t izens. It the 10th President of St. John's 11aspital, or to 'Or. G trrir, the Town I IL Prefixed a Reply to Mr. Dalt dock 's Ddence of that Order... perk.-This. School he, in general consisted of strait 106 Bays. London : Printed for Baldwin. , and Joy, Thatunos-• • • • . . • recognizes the independence of the judiciary, and deal • ie Even- There is a very good House for the residence of the Master ter-row, , • • rr The Appendix, beta; an May on the Education of glares the_tenure of o ffi ce, with respect to the superiee to be during good behaviour. . It rovides ..:. id Corn- large enough to adroit of Sixty Boarders, with a play pia*, an d Roman Catholic (Aileen.- and Um &ram of the Bible by Jules, garden contiguous thereto; and there is a stipend of £4O a.y.iar for U se Election of a Chi e f' M 8 by C p ongrc-s, • payable to the Master, for the original endowment. • their Priests, with an Extract train eke Pope . . Bull Unigentroa, . L r c k Y• . Exeter.. Dec.l, 1813.: . . , Moyle had separatalyoeSse 1,4 ed. -• . • - • -- _ • .111411: • 1810. , . . ...,.' ~. , . Tab day ... publishad. . l ,t, , 4; .. . . . s s'Zipki ig .. . "1..*---AlirAbabsallig ai.. . and resictble for the execution of the duties of his. ' I Office wli are defined and limited. In the oath of ; ' t ay labia* 1 a Mils- I ' s - To Testi Volumes, See. price el li . ' VELIX ALVAREZ ; or, tiIIANNER IN SPAIN. ' office, he is sworn to preserve the integrity and i n d e . • stIBSERVATIONS on the STATE of IRELAND, 1: Containing des:riptive Accounts of theprincipal Events of • , , 'ali-taid4,-/ principally filiroCtOd.4o it. Agriculture and Rural Popula- the late Peninsular War, and Authentic Anecdotes illustrative of pendence of the country. The three great Depart- . ' i tion ;in a Series of Letters, written on a Tour through that the Spanish - Character, interspersed with Poetry, original, and metals of State, of the Treasury, and War, are dis- ' • •-* inch per- Coustry.-By J. C. CUR WEN, Eaq. Al . P. from the Spanish. . ILES for tinctly marked our, and their respective powers anl duties assig n ed. On some subjects it enters more into .. London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, ar i l Joy, Paternos. By ALEXANDER R. C. DALLAS, Esq. - lof One ter•rovi. _London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy s Paterncia. ' a '' '• ' I . . -" We must INPer*Vill rclnetance close these volumes. der ter-row. detail than is usual with us, particularly in th ose tf ' ' cation to the unassuming denoinhiation 'Un of a Diary, Mr. Curwen has Also, by this same Author, Ramirez, a Poem, price ss. . their Army, Navy, and Militia. But this, perhaps, I.: thrown together his reflections.on a great veriety of the most • A - ------- . in their situation, was necessary. kt provides that no • I Arsenal important topics; and it is superfluous to sty that they are•the This da y was pu blished , . citizen shall accept a title of-Nobility, without forfeit- •.. • ~ ~ te Terms reflections of a man of good sense, good feelings, liberal sent [- In 19mo. price Os. bound, the Fifth Edition, carefully corrected, . to Seise- meats; and com p rehensive viewa."-3louthly Rev. Nov. jute. and considerably improved, of • ing the character of citizenship. It provides also • . die hours - NEW ITALIAN GRAIsIMAR, in English and against general warrtats, and the arrest of indivi- • . L U ST 111. 11. A Italian, on a Plan different from any hitherto published; duals, unless on probable proof of guilt. It contains -. • , • ' lelivered, ESTABLISHED SCHOOL BOOKS. pointing out, in a clear concise, manner, the best Rules and the a salutary provision, that a Judge, having original jurisdiction, before taking cognizance of the cause, tno Pro- Printed for Louose.u , Hume, Rus,Oistx,and Baown, London , easieet method for the attainment of that. elegant and harmo- ~.., Twelve GEOGRAPHY. • nious Language, equally calculated for the use of Schools and per be no- A N EASY GRAMMAR OF GEOGRAPHY ; Private Instruction. .By .GAETA NO RAVIZZOTTI, shall use all possible means of reconciling the parties. . s . . This Constitution is but temporary. The Congre-s ' ate engaged in the task of forming a permanent one . :hail-shaft A N being an fntroductioo and Companion to the Larger • Work'.f the same Author, published under the Title of " Geo- Te l pher of Languages, and Author of several approved Works. In the mean time, no alteration can be made in the • • . graphy on a Popular Plan. and esteemed the most practical Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. 7rctarY* Work of this Kind extant. By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH. II- PORT OF EXETER. present, unless with the consent of two-thirds of the • ... -- r ---- lustrated with a variety of Maps, ace. Price :01.6d. bound in red. FOR SALE BY AUCTION, . . 11bmbers. In this manner some alterations have been ICE, Grosaanir on a POPULAR Pt.ax, for the Use of Schools and adopted. The subject of a per m anent Constitution - - By - Order of the Honourable Commissioners of his Majesty's iitorge•l: Young Persons, containing all the interesting and amen Fea- Custo ms , on SATURDAY the Std day ofJaru 1819 at Eleven was before a Committee of sixteen Members of Con- ' • - . titres of Geographical Knowledge. By the 11ev . J. Goldsmith. o'clock in the Forenoon, at the Custom-House,.' in'Exeter gress. • • • '' 1818 ' Inns osd • tra with upwards of 60 Engravings, 15s. bound. T . E GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, There was a difference of opinion prevailing - . • , :11$ fall Tsay.sts at tiomc and Vuvaoes by the FIRE-SIDS; for the In- • VIZ.- among them on the point of a confederated or conso- • • that Il U- sanction and Entertainnient of Young Persons, 5 voh. limo. • • FOR HOME CONSUMPTION. lidated Government. If they should adopt tine foe- • , containing Europe Asia, Africa, and America, 'lse. half-bound. mer, they will frame the 'Constitution,' in all proha- Brandy le4h Gallons, and - Genera, itel Gallons, subject to es Offices Vols. 3to 5, inclu d ing Asia, Africa, and Ameaka, may be had - ' TALL, at separate, price 9,. half-bound. tbe Duties of Custbnu and Excise. ' FOR RIPORTATION. bility, nearly after the model of that of the ,Unjted . - • cities; and An AM:MGMENT of ME. 7INICESTON'S MODSRN GEOGRAPHY, Z One French Silk Lace Via, and States. Should they decide on the latter, it is highly knew ,' o f and Professor vocesi Asenesonteat. betabssertosi. In 1 large Six Ea.t-India Silk Handkerchiefs. probable they will incorporate theleading features of ' 1 vol. 8•so. with a Selection of the most useful Maps, acsurately '. the.nsua • On the MONDAY fan/in, at the custoin.Hou'se, in TOP- our system into their form of Government. They copied from • chose in the larger Work, 15s. bound. each Ps- Pm-Eaton's Selma Ave ...s, containing 21 Maps, neatly co- SIIAM, at Three o'Ciuck in the Afternoon, seem to concur in the proposition to have a (I,ief .. . run.,„See. loured, price 1. half bound. , COS HOME CONSUMPTION. • M ow agistrate elected to: a term of years, and Ilopre- sentativeLegislature, to .consist of two branchls. A . the. Assn- cal A Ni..v Tatarr.e. on the Use c: the Gtoors; or, a Philosophl- Brandy, 2} Gallons, and . Geneva, 3 Gallons, subject to View of the Earth and Heavens. By Thome. Keith. With Duties of Customs and Excite. n h ' beur, Plates price es. boards. . Fir Timber 19 Pieces , _ containing One Load, 42 feet. Senate, to constitute the most permanent body, and a .. nee ; and A B raced of :11..nran and Axcissr Geonserarr. By Samuel Lath-Wong,.' Pieces. House of Re a resentatives, whose term of service. shall be of shorter duration. Perhaps it would bebezter •• 6 1 fives: .- Butler, D.P. In Sr.,. price 9s. boards. . Which will be put up in Lots, and Sold to the highest Bidder. to the Ai: Oriente Ma rs of As et icer Geoaaaenv, p rimed on Drawinti Date 4 Crutornaliouse, Enater, 43ecember 21,160. for them to delay the completion of this nll-impor- Colambier, tics WI, cant task, after the example of the United States, ' -.. il t ip ,being R..B'44Elkal 40111 Ir4o/110.6., -.--- GIPANIVRIMIIIatUARE. • upward s Ancient Atlas; irteitil. is Prictlral Eierelies for the'rupil to • - until a period of peace. EX- fill up, and designed as an Acsompaniment to Dr. Butler's Sketch CAPITAL SPACIOUS MANSION-HOUSE, WITH EX. Their present provisional of Modem and Ancient Geography, TENSIVE OFFICES, COACH-110USE, STABLE, &e. • • statute is an improvement on those which preceded )• An INT R ObeCTION to tli• GEnsinsone of the New TESTAMENT; With Immediate Possession. comprising a summery Chronological anti Geographical View of , Ti) BE SOLD BY AUCTION, it; am! we may expect their proposed Constitution s, falling the F. tortss re.i-ortled respecting the Ministry of our SAVIOUR. By BY MR. ROBINS, will be still more perfect, as they advance in the t y - Lant earner, LI. l). with Maps, 4s. beside. At Garraway's Coffee-House, Exchange Alley, Cornhill, on knowledge of those principles on which Republican , E inv i te a A Gaxerizza of the Beanin Islamist or, a Topcgsraphied ' Tutfamay, the 28th January, 1819, at Twelve &Clock, Governments are constituted. But, however free in , sc D n ictio . nary of the United Kingdom : containing full modern .I.le . - ACAPITAL, SPACIOUS, ELEGANT MAN- theory this provisional statute may be, it is undoubt- f the Office . , puons, from the best Authorities, of every Comfy, City, SION-HOUSR, recently altered . and Improved at every edly true, that unle's adn,inistered .agreeably to its ~ . a the great Borough, Town, Vi ll age, Parish, Township, Hamlet, Castle, letter and spirit, it will not :[fiord security to the citizen. ~ considerable expellee, under, the direction of a very eminent !snotty, has and Nobleman's Seat in Great Britain and Ireland. By Benja- ARCIIIT'ECT, p lanned with every convenience for a Family - .. min Pitts Capper, fce. With new County Mapi.. Whether any infractions have oectirreci since the date :not o Sine a of the first rank, and it for immediate reception, situate on the The UX/VELSAL GAZETTEER; bang a concise Description, as- North side of Grosvenor-square, . of its existence, we cannot pretend to determine, not f Directors phabetically al ged, of all the Nations, Kingdoms, States, The PROPERT Yof a NOBI.F.IIAN, . being. in full possession of the facts. When we recol- lect that they have the benefit of our example, it may - at all times Towns, Empires, Provinces Cities , Oceins, Seas, Harbours, and held for a long Term . under the EARL of GROSVENOR . , provided a Rivers, Lakes, Canals, Alnitimains, apes, &a. &c. in the known at a low Ground R en t ; containing on the Loper Floor, Ste reasonably be expected that they will, in general, ad- • ' * World. B John Walker , . M,D. Revised, considerably en- fund arising. . ar Steeping-rooms, ace. on the Second Storey, Four principal Bed- s ged, and y improved. B y B. P. Capper. The Sixth Ed. Mon. chambers, Dressing-room, and Water-closer: on the First Floor, here to the Constitution. They. have also the hut ch profits as In Etvo. 153. bound, with 14 Maps. it's!- Two cap i ta l spacious lofty Drawing-roomi, communicating by result of the Freitch Revolution, warning them of the se Directors An UNIVERSAL co for the Use of Schools. By John Fang-doors, danoers of its excesses, of which they appear to be the Windows in the froth Room opening to Bal- d pernicious her, M.D. In Svo. containing •57 coloured Maps, price 12s. conies, capital Bed-chamber Dressing- room, and Water lose , r' half bound. sensible. Of the productions and the manufactures on the Ground Floor, a paved Entrance-ball, Vestibule or Inner ~ . and certain , MODERN G asenv. A Description of the Emp ires, E' a Kin 4- Hall , Ca hot Princial and Secondary Staircases, a spacious cm the dfrereiit estimatesprovinces, I t ‘ h v e as p u r n o a b b a l b e le to v. p i r i n ti c a u o re r n what may dams , States, and Colonies; with the Oceans, Seas, and Isles, Rath 'pi p rlour , handsomely fitted up, commodious Library, any satis fac t ory amount of each province. There is, however, consi • t claims iny in all Parts of the World ; including the most recent Disci:we- Gentiriman's iirealing- room , , Ice. and Water•cl ;in the Base - „nt.s. They ries and political Alterations. Digested on a new Plan. By resent, suitable Offices of all descriptions, with Cellars, Vaulir, demble internal irado carried on in the interchante ' John Pinkerton. Ina vols. stn. prke a. Ss. boards. • - lke. detachtd ; a t n , excellentKitcheL, e c r ool with:on t r al e i of various articles between the several provin al ces Byfor Domestics c a pital source is., it is ex- Mrs. Mime, price 4s. 6d. borind. Stable, Standirig for Two Carriages, Corn and Harness Room, cattle , horses hers to that GEOGRAPHY for Yount, adc.pted to the di ff erent Classes of coachman's sins and Bed Room, and other Apartm ents . ' ' ' Learners. By the Rev. J. Hartley, the Second Relit . 4s. 6d . bd. m ay ...__ of barter ; with the latter, Peru is supplied ; the Para- i those whoTo be viewed by Tickete Particulars A Conessoreor of Geoneirav, for the Use s•f Schools, Psi. be naa j 4 t ° 7 q ua y tea is a great article of trade the From the pia - at the different Subscription Houses in ernes s- vats Families, and those who studs this necessary Science. By. Prem ises ; St . . The brandy , • • • d throughout , street, Ste. Coffee-houses, Bond avert; of Messrs. Tennant and country. wine, raisins, an figs of Men- • • . serely felt in B. hangnail, Author of " Historical Quetions: oz. boards. Harrison, Selicitors, Gray's Inn; at Garrawa y 's ; and of Mr. dozy and San Juan, becoming ' are important : the inciple ; and lIISIVRY. . s. _ _ Robins, Warwick street, Golden-square, of whom Tickets for - hides of oxen, the skies of the vaccina and granaco, . • Umvessm. litsrosv, in Twenty-four Books , trinsl-ted from view i ng may he had. , of procuring the Germano[ John Muller, in 3 vols. Bvo. 11.165. boards. - --- ration of such This Wink is not a mere compendium of Universal History, SOUTH AMERICAN AFFAIRS. exchange. These, with the foreign goods transported b ut contains a philosophical inquiry in to the moral, and more in every direction front Buenos Ayres, very rapidly, ..-..- ------- espetially. the political causes which have given rise to the most • DOCUMENT'S by oxen and mules, which also furnish the means of important Revolutions in the history of the human race. , HIIITONICAL an d Miscnt aNtera Qersrivas for the Use of Referred to in the President of che United States' Message , at the carrying their native productions to their•sea porta, ce s s. beards • ' Young People; with a Selection of British and General Biogra- commencement of the Second Session of the 15th Congress. form a branch of trade of great magnitude, consitler- i Edition. phy, &c. By Richmat hangnail, pyre 55. bound. UR. NODNEY TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE. ing die population of the country. Their exports are i is this excel- An ABRIDGMENT of I'M, T ossr. llisrossy. Adapted to the calculated, with some dogree of accuracy, at ten ;nil- (Concluded from the STaa of Yeiterdey.) • • j if giving it a Use of Families and School-, with appropriate Questions at the consideration End of each Section. By the Bev. IL I. Koala', A.M. A " The people of Mendoza, or Cupo, are moral, lions of dollars. These consist, principally, of ox . hides, jerk beef, and tallow, tine present great staples ••• out ; andnia new Edit. price Ss. bound. industrious, and patriotic. They have sacrificed. ned it here U LETTERS OD FRENCH HISTORY, from the Earliest Period to k Ithe shrine d arge yat , ory is simple, the Battle of Waterloo, and re-establishment of the liaise ofgrain copper, mostly brought from Chili, with scold . life, the con- Bourbon for the Vat of Schools. By J. Bigland. In ismo. zeal and con fi dence the cause of their country ; whilst _• la s il ver in d• bullion • d c hi efly ' the ; .111 coin, l. . n mines icy of nature. prise 6s board . the citizens of Santa Fe are represented, as immoral, woughout, en Lerrzas on ENGLISH HISTORY , frocrt the Invasion of Julius insubordinate, and manifesting, on most occasions, an of Potosi. The imports are computed to be :shoat i less than of Omar to the Battle of Waterloo; fur the Use of Schools. By extreme jealousy cf their neighbours. The popula- -. equal to their exports. British manufactures form rut.b."-New J. Iligland. In lads. price As. boards• tne pr i ncipal mass and they are to he had in al amiliar Conversations, tion of Entre Rios and Banda Oriental is perhaps not 'file lltsrosir of Esgs•ssin, related in F t t dance. They consist of woollen and cotton nos'. r street. Fthto h' Chld-tn. By Elizabeth Ileime. In It vols. inferior in valottr to that of Buenos Ayrei. Nor 'sit .. • . g ..--o. by aa er .s .•• --."- limo. price 9s. biIIDSI• deficient in military sk il l, particularly in carrying on every description, some of them wrought to irritate A Coaciss View of A be CONSTITU:SON of Eroaatro. By George a partizan warfare, for which its troops are admirably the manufactures of the country-ironmongery, cut- Custance,l3ve. price los. 6d. boards.lery, hardware, saddlery, hats, p orter , ale , and cheese • hei c .qualities have been o- i th Edition, sf i cocas liissonY of the Jswes, from the time of their re- adapted. T. r then good articles. remaining From the United a YOUNG establiMment by Ezra and Nehemiah after the Babylonish Cap- bably somewhat impairsd by the system pursued •in States they receive lutnber of all kinds, and furnitese ad real Ilisto- dishy, to the Destruction of Jerusalem by the Romans. 1 1 7, . that quarter, v. here they have been compelled to give of . , . . . • Rev. John. Hewlett, B.D. as. boards, with a Map of Paiesone • pp every thing like civil avocations, and to•continue every description ; coaches and carriages of all • . • .. An Inuonescrion to the firmer of Cursoxotoor and I.4avaates. - sorts; cod. fish, ntackarel, shad, and harm mr• lea- An a this ft dH rt 18ino boards. the • without any regular kind of Government, under hink that the - 10 ° 0 - BY William Jillar 0 , • 4s. absolute controul of a Chief, who, whatever may be Cherd, l ' boots, and seine[ ; powder and nninitions of war, BIOGRAPHY. Mrs. Taylor'sticularly thi-e ; and the style, The Mlle . , Blattaartones, Illarove,m,andEllßClP/01.0- his-political principles o . r profession:, In practice con- . a c n alcu i ra v te a d stores t ships . , ssa a v nd o v r essels, p.cr • including Thirteen Thousand Isn es of ern' centrates all a...power, legislative, judicial, and execu . for [heir 1\ Y for is =cert. From very word will racaa Drearossaar, i _ . _ . o _ _ ,e. Brazil= they receive sugar , coffee cot-on and- ' is designed." neat Persons of all Ages end Nations, tit h e Succesnen fss revised five , in himself. The General Congress of the United Fran: 1 . Forth .. .. . ; - , tela. torch, 1816. seise Princes, mad above Twenty-hve 1 ous . D -n ate°, w ' Provinces, assembled at Buenos Apes, on the - Sit t..i. of Litrope they receive site - and . i i . ' I enlarged, and brought down to the present time . s, 7 John at- iron ; and from Vrance a munber cf articles of its eet-street. of December, 1817, established, by - . 1 provisional . it published, bins, LL.D. price 20s. boards. manufacture. Their fonsign commerce principally This Coll- - Edi- The BRITISH NUM, consisting of Select s. Lives oftlse . illostriona statute, a temporary form oferovemmerst. . carried on by B-• • . 1 • i mist ci.paalists s ?though the. e are Britons who 'Save been the most distingoished for their Virtue, g reys is comprised of deputiei fr6inthe different pro- s . erspersed with . • s a few French an mencan , . d ocher foreign Interests. Sc- Talents or remarkable Advancement in Life, D. l I P,D in p t rice Ss b d. vuoces. It ecttalli trlpppts of twect;y- • six -members. smeft merchants, also settled at ltuenos Ayres ; they arc ,111 P ract. ' .11`fle4tic." Hy Wra. P '''' i 4 .7- ° a r a' a'brid-ed for . the Use Mut, WI a P.I.TIUSt. -.sive is Alt,Avesl ter.eerry ,fifteeit th Edition, Sc . A Smecruns of the ,rtra o f ..- ac...4. iuktond.placed, 1 believe, on the s4mc tbeting of cquedi:s." of &Meets. BP' Wish Maw, thousard Litieses, it v..c01l I,C numerous, if all tinc• a • . . . . • • . . . . , .. ! • •7 t H