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I' th•111:1 I , r Twenty per Cent. much regret, that the continued indisposition h will },rivetit her appearance for some days. s.l4Ltly or Tainerlane will spee.lily be revived, In KCJII W.ll make first apprsrauce in the character iR %IRE ()VAT ! , COVENT-GARDEN. PRESENT EVENING, wiU be per. firmed, dill Comedy of SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL bir Peter Towle, .Mr. rAwerrr ; sir Oliver S•irfaee. Mr. TERRY; Sir Bersilunin Backbite, Mr. LIS roN ; J.eph Surface, Mr. YOUNC% ; Charles Surber, Mr. C. KEM B ; BLANCI lARD ; Careless, Mr. HAMERTON; Mows, Mr. SIMMONA. Lady Tante, Mrs. DOBBS; Lady Sneerwel', Mrs FAWCIT ; Canduur, Mrs. 011311 i; Maria, Miss FOOTE. TI) which win be added, THE POOR SOLDIER. 4r. :sINCLAIR; Capedu Fitzroy, Mr. DURT.InaI • Luke. Mr.TOKELY ; Des ins, Mr I ISTON; Ai, Mi.. BURRELL, (her f• us th appearance); Bagatelle, Mr. EPARLLY. MACALPINE; Kathianc, Miss MATTHEWS. r, As You Like it ; with (first time) a Grand Niro. 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""to . • - • r . 1 • . 409 0 . • • p . r 4 or ,• • 1; 1 4 ( ke , ' F 'Jt 'll*--NIV4 • .•:40 • L 6 „... TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1815. PRICE SEVEX-PFNrE. • THRRRI FISH . REVIEW No. LI IdII be published on th e Ist o f Noveniber, and cotitaln the follow/log Subjects, wit: • • r HE Church and the Bible Society; Report on the State of Mad-houses in Englartil ; Southera Roderick, the last of the Goths; Wordsworth's Whit. Doe of Rylatone; Illomeold's Greek Plays: Lloyd's Translation of the Tragedies of Allleil; Memoir en the newly-discovered Subject, lodine; More's Character and Wettings of St Paul ; Klspr..th's Travels in the Caucasus and Georgia; Adelung, and "Eownsentl, on lan. guage ; Progress of the United States in Cummerce,Agricelture, sod tl* Arts. Amid of St. Vincent. Abfalt the titm , or thiq erup tion a noise like the roaring of st cannon r.'.es near d at Caraecos and Guayra, caused a general alarm, the inhaSitants of eaeh .plaer L.ippriting th4t the neighbourinz t.,wn was ;4ttecked by the enemy. This matins!, nlise was ciivlinctly heard wi,ele the over N I ~t till, into the Apure, •winch is mute that: tWr , huncked fragile, from CdriCC.4ll.• • . la a less remarkable period of t.mr, a cent:lA:on of 'Wire would have had no influence even on a ni:w voverntnent ; but al! Ac:imltances at ed.; t; t: ? were unfavourable. The principles which. flirt ell the basis of the new entistiiiition of Car tees trcr. deinn. critical, and it had been hecessiary to deprive the dergy of some of their privileges, a taich +,f Course crealEd enafty in their minds to the gurerwrienr. The Royalists of Coro. wishing to give.a different direction to the loves destined agalnet Gllyana, at. ticked the Repuhtican troops which •tlefcn , led the triint.ets, and g wed a considerable advantage; the Royalists-wore command:A by Monteverrie; and on _the Vsth yr March they.were enabled to tate potses. son of Carora. t London : Published by Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater noster row; and John Hatchard, Piccadilly. • • It is intended that th e B r i t i s h Review shall be published, with the other periodical Works, on the Ist of February, May, August, and November; and no exertion will be spared to insure a regularity so desirable, particularly to such of its Readers as re side in the country at a distance from thir booksellers. CLASSICAL. BOOKS, This day was published, neatly printed in ore vol. Seth price 1 41. in board, CALLIMACHr Que Supersunt Recensuit et cunt eincartnn dyke: u, Bdidit CAROLUS JACOBUS 111.0MHELD, All: CoWO ,S. Trinitati,lapud Cantabrigieo ses,noyetaeocius.—lntpensisJosem 114nw4tN, Ludgate stmt. Of whom may be had, Ascii YLI Pt Wilt, ad Fident Manuscriptorum emendavit notes tt Glossariunt adjecit. Carolus Jacobus Blumfield, A.M. Col. legii SS. Trlnltattsapud Cantabriglenses Nuper Soclus. Cantabrl gin : Typis ac Sumptibus Academic's excudit. svo. 74. boards. ' ABSCIM.I PROMETHEUS VINCTUI Ad ridem Mattu.crip torum emendavit, Nonni et Glo.;arum adjecit . Csrolus Jacobus Blmnfirkl, A.M. Cull. S.S. Trio. apud Cantab. nuper Edit in Secunda, priore ementhtior, et multi.' parttbus auctivr.— Acredit Index in Glossarium nvo. Ss. boards. RICARDI PORSoNI ADVERSARIA. Ntrz et Emenlat;ones in I'oetas Graccus, quas ex Ache lii Manuscript's Pursuit' apud Cul:vgium SS. rinitatis Cantabrigise adversatis depronipser:mt et nrdtuarunt ne•c•lon lattlicibus instruserunt Jacobus tienricus Monk, A. M Carolus Jacobus Bluntliehl, M. M. C.tritabrik,im Surnpobti• Collego l'reuitstis. k one VOL deray svu. 01113. mewed with a fine P.trtrait of the Author ; .. hoards. A N ow Opir,, b• tifuLy grin cd on iutperlal paper, and hut:Fuss ed, Xs :h. hogris. Immealiately,after the earthqnalce. the Clergy pro• claimed from tile pulpits throughout.V•iseauela, that he ALMIGHTY condemned the Revolution, and that his wrath would be wreaked 011 all:who favoured it. The earthquake having happened the - very anniVitr. sary of the Rev. , lution;. gave for to these argu. mews, and the . Oople fancied at every mument that they saw hell Opeinng to swall o w them. Such was the power ,f chit priests over the minds of the pt npW Unprejudiced prattles were undoubtedly not of the a:timber ; but they were few compared with the inie mica' force they hid to .tetisi, whiih availing itself of the consternation that prevailed at VenexhAii made lipid progress, for on all Wes were many who considtred that they acted right In *aging war ' against their country. Such was the egret, at this time, of religioui enthubi sm ! The Congress was sensible thit the danger required the strongest measures, and in consequence give die tatorial powerto those, who already possessed the ese cutivt• poseelvand adjourned its settsions ; that the members might have an opportunity of giving new energy in the provinces a dispirited peop:e. Those who Meld t=tin delefratett abs , lute power, gave the co:nmand of the artny to General Mirand itithout the smallest restrictioN giving him full liberty to act in all things as he jedped best for the good o f the cauntry ; and he ay.i!ed hiniseif of this power by marching at the held of two thousand men, armed • with the few guns that had been rescued fromthe . utns, to attack the enemy. .Gehetal. Monteverde :laving intercepted one division oftlie army at Amur*, which, under the command of Colonel naiade s had been stationed tli.:re to ritiintaiu a ccimmtinication between Caraccas and the interior, garrote'd rapidly to van Carlos, wl:re part of bis'itihy tootpoiSeistost fa' the prav;itce of B trinas; the troops tit th s pro. vince forn ing p it t of the etpeditiun against Guayana, were at this tunic en the banks of the Oronoco. Sail Carlos mad: a vigorous defence, but at last fell into the !sands of the enemy. . The attack of the Royalists at Vittoria was ree. pulsed by the artily from Venezuela; and the good conduct of General Miranda was beginning to re store tranquillity at Caraccas, and discipline in the army, when the Spaniards who were prisoners' at Piero Cabglio, in the castlr, by the treachery of the Officer on guard, possessed themselvea of this fort. This srattgly affected and discouraged General Mi. randa. That pait of the country e.hich Itanished Caraccas with provisions was in the hands of the enetny, whose.p9wer increased daily. Cumana and •Barcelona were tou distant to give the aid required with sufficient celerity. The Republican troop, were flw in number, and badly armed. Caraccas, which was beginning to rise front its ruins, having b.fen laid ite.v by the earthqu ike, would have been again de stroyed had the ene:n y taken it by force, and general Miranda therefore proposed a capitulation. in this capitulation it was agreed that all private property ciould be held sacred ; that no one should be perse cuted for his former opinions, and emigration per. m•tted to all. Csraccas was now in the power of the lt.tyalists, the R.eintblican army disbanded, and Ge neral Miranda, with many respectable persons, pro. c.eded to Guayea, intending there to embark, but _ they were :trusted shy Don N. Caws, Military Coin. mandant of the town, who thought by this nieitAtre to gain the approbation of Geriezal. Nlonteverde, :a which he succeeded. General !bt•randa, with seer •a thousand patriots, were now thrlwa into dungeons at Guayra and Puerto Cabello, from whence they tonic eight distinguilted persons, and sent them to Cathz. They'still drag on a wretched existence at 2:eine. Others were sent to Paean Rico, and among them General Miranda, who atter that was LrAnsp , ‘Aceci to Cadiz, and shut up in the Carracca. Ia c , nseytt...nce of the capitulation, Cumana and Barcelona acknow.cdgtd the with: nit.; of ranete. vert!e, and, as ti nothing was to be wa:iting to his glory, the expedition against Gilayra entirely failed, partly by the faults of the Generals who commanaed .t —partly from that concatenation of Mots 4114 sir. curnstances which owe have already mentioned. Aitnost at the same time, the Royalists of Mars. cgrio invaded and took possession of the departments at Nhaida and Trusillo, by defeating. in the ?Ailey of Ciocerta, several times, the array v.-ttieh,.. under ifs command of 1)on J. A. Paredes, Mewled these ter. ri tut e s '1 has the Spanish Government resumed its with°. thy at Venezuela; failing, howeva, in the moat honourable manner, in every article of the trey of capitulation made with General Miranda, by whose means Caraccas, Guayra, cumaiia, and Barcelona, h r ti been delivered tip. Ttie Americans now per. aimed that nog; .of as to ix.. h tied tor front the Royalists, not ail faith to be found in the 6panidt ,Government teat they would either themseives be shut up in dungeons, er that they most eifec, tins expulsion of the Spainatda from their October 14, 1015. ~ C. EVRIVIDIS HIP:CLTTUS COILONIi IN. Ad Aden manuscripto runt se Veteruni rdistonum emendavit, et Anuotationibte. Ic ,truah J. rebus liet.ricus Monk, A. M. Collegit Si. Trituitatis Some el Grreatum I..i.erartart spud Cantabrigistists l'lsiempor Reigu‘, Edisto detunla, two is. beards. 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BUTLER, No. 4, CHEAPSIDE, LONDON; _ . . and by his appointment by Smith, P.:tato r, and Iteaburn, Wish ; Baxter, and M•l]onald, Camsow; Clreatson, Bliinge, and Jolly, Liverpool; Lynch, Ataiu.mi, and Stain*, Manchester; Spragga and Crew, Portsmouth ; Harvey and Skelton, Southampton ; Hualand, Granville, Nettleton, arid Kendall, Plymouth ; Poier, Nall , and Clime, Ezeter; Brown, Hurli, Barry, and Primer, Bristol; Cruttwell, Binds, anti Barran, Bath ; Bull, Dohliii and Wa:erford: and must Per fumers and I'_ra.• :or Vender , . in England, &Amami, Ireland, Wales, East and fit'^•t Ain , rat r, Ate saerii No. VI. The Cord;llinas or Andes, run from north tc south lof the southeru continent of America ; but branch 1 •a. out near the isthnius .if Panama, one ridge takes Ithe direction of th- eastern coast, crossing part of New Grenada and Venezuela, and extends as far as t the coast of Paria, near the Otonoco. It is this hunch of the Cordillieras that forms La Sierra Ne.' vada de Merida and La Silla de CaraccaF, and be tween these two, remarkable points the earthquat•,;. l we are going to treat of, was most strongly felt.:- At the east of this chain of mountains there are plain; of an immense extent, covered with varieties of grass; and through this level land the earth was convulsei ' for above a hundred leagues towards the interior of the country. The towns situate immediately at the font of the Cordillieras, or in the v tliies between them, were those which suffered most. /t was on the eve of the Crucifixion, when every Christian Church peculiarly commemorates the sufferings anal Merits of our blessed liEDlZEitiElt o that this sad ZMAS trophe happened. -. . , For five months the earth had suffered from it con tinued drotight, no rain having Olen ; and in the preceding month of December a slight shock of an earthquake had been felt at C4raceas. On the 2Gw of March, 1812, the weather was fine, the air serene, when between fotir and five P.M. a hollow sound was heard, which was follow ed by an oscillatory motion ; this was tucceeded by a trepidation of the earth, again changing to the first - convulsion ; the whole lasted about one minute and fifteen seconds. The inhabitants of Caraccas, cousistink of 50,000 pinions, struck with terror, unitedly and It.udly implored the protection of iieavex ; some ran wildly through the sweets, while others, crowding into the chinches, sought refuge at the tacit of the altar. The crash of falling buildings, the clouds of dust from their ruins winch filled the air, and the piercing cries of the wounded increased the confusion of this dire scene. I One sought in vain his child ; another, in distraction, called tor hit wife—nothing presented itstlf but a wild heap of ruin, devastation, and death in every , [shape. It was computed in this calamitous day, that I twenty thousand persons perished at Vent zuela. A greet part of the veteran troops were of tit:: number, . and all the arms destined for the defence of the coun- try were buried under thv ruins of the barracks. The towns of Ceraccat, Merida, and LA Guayre, were totaily destroyed. - Barenisimeto, • Saidelipe, and ! others, suffered considerably. At Santelipe the first symptoms they had of the earthquake was by an circuit shock, which deprived many persons of their s..tises. At Vallerillh, near Valencia, a rivulet spouted out; which continued to flow for three hours. Ls Guaire, the river which flows through the valley of Caraccas, was greely swelled ; and it is said that the to emeitn of Avila, which separAtes La- GuAyra from Careceas, sunk several feet into the earth; and thi• waters of the flay of Marecaybo withdrew con ! siderebiy. The earthquakes continued for sevisrel mantis.: will mote or less force; sometimes several shocks occurred in one d ty. In this !stoner the few t,u Id.ngs that still remained erect were gradually taverthro tan. I in the Wowing Apiil a to:csuo burst out in the • - - RISr I.vum novas, oa.ter Isis. frHE CO Urfetn/REC7VRS oftht UNIMD CO MPAN2"I;f MIIRCIIA NTS of ENGLAND, bviing it the EAST INNES, iv Junk:lea...wake, That a General Court of the said Con”.aoy will he held ,tit their House h Leaaenhall-street, an WEDNESDAY, the cfrit instant, froto Nine (Nina in the Warning until Six in the tyen ing, for the Election of a DIREC FOR of the said Company, in the room of AllitAilAla RusAirrs. Esq itled JAMES CO ill; .!;,, • qary. EAST JIVIII.I HODS K, Vet.i.er 4, 1815. THE COURT of DIREC7ORS of the uNn-En COMPANY of MiRCI-lANTS of A NOLA ND, treofog te tie EAST INDIES, do Iscrely eye mike, That the Court will be ready •ti receive Prdpdsalo,ln writing, nn orbefore W F.DN EMMY . the 25th October ny Kt, front smelt P. rson or Perros as may be willing to I. ET on Freight, for one Veypge, 8011 PS of the burthen of from 500 to 901 Tons, builder's mea surement, fer the Ctstnpany's Vara Service. The TendotA, with the word , ' " Snip render ° on err carer, to be severally NeAled lip and left wide tile S• rretary at or Wore Tw.4vt• o'Clock at Soon on the sad Ith Ocmher nest, bryend which hoer ott 1 ender will be teceirod .r.1.111E.3 CORE, Secretary. The Particulars of the Terms anl Condltiois upon which the Ships will he s..verally ptnple.sed in tne Company's bervice, niay be had on applicathin t.. Mr. Joilm MORICL, Clerk to the Cont iinjure of Slopping, on or alter Monday u, at , th' 11th instant. 1