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- -...-- , 'Ay .•, r4r .... t ' t' . •• . -rdi :t , • • ' * . :1 _ . f 111 11 k) S 0 ,1 • :i e f e . N - Zb-,..... • 4 ° • i a , , '.'fin. =u'=.~ 1 ~i_~ -`:: .:~ a, vttit prvTv orE7 , se , \ • • (II - 1 - h .• •• / inmost 4371) MONDAY, _D ECEMBER toy 1862 THEATRE ROYAL. COVIHr-OARDER [PRICE SIX-PENCF. TO MORROW EVENING, DECEMBER 2 I will be produced, for the third hne, a New Cook Opeta, A Duet A as, called FA MILY_QPARRELS. With New Scenes, Drava, and Decorations. The MuSc entirely New, and compared by Mars. Ram, Moorehead, Davy. and &sham. Ts which will be added the Parce at THE SPOIL'D CHILD. SUFFOLK, and GENERA!. COUNTRY, SIRE OFFICE, I IP. 1 SABLISHED on a Capital of toomool. flerlißgi v e il e d in arovernment Securities in the Names Jl=s of Truftees, as a Puna for the Guarantee of the %Cured from .Lots or Dartiage by Fire; in addition td white, the Pro victors onniiiting of about tso Perfoni of known Chirader and Property arc bound to make good the engagements of the Policies igfuetl by the Catnpany. I i'hii day was published, in Iva. Price 4s. 6d. in hoard., ASUMMARY TREATISE of PLEADING; viz. of Pleading in general, and bringing/it Wending i n t o Court—Of the Declaration...of Plessmwat fteltlleliiors n Of Rejoinders—Of Profert. - . . it ATES OF INSURANCE. No. I. _ No. 2. ti e . 3 . thiott Conithon Infurance. On Hazards of the id C 14116 On Hazards of the 3d ads. 2s, cAL c - per Ann: 3s. od. - - per ann. sa. od. - . per Ann. ss. od. 3a. 041.1 is. od. 7.0. 6d. per Cent. Per Anil. 41. od. prr Cent. per Asa. 1 68. od.l lier Cent. per Ann. as. 6d. . ss. od. a. 6d. ger Sums by Special Agreementantage by Lightning made good. are at fpfwich and Bury ; to either of which, Gentlemen in any pit of England, who Frei's% adjudged fuitable, and Who art defirous to bokl Agencies for the Company, ate requefted to &ma_ The Sums Infused. Not (-needing too,. Prom toot, to tom In me S 1 0 004. to otpD . eti oosoC. to 5000. • London: Printed for W. Clarke and rot* Portugui-street, Lincoln's Inn; or whom may be had, Ridgeway% Reports of Circa upon Appeals and Writs Of Error in the High Court of Parliament in Ireland, from i 784 to 1796, 3 vols. Bvo. price ti. 17ir. 6d. in boards.. frith Terni Reports of Cafes' deteirni ed in tie Ling u a Oporto, Dphlin, royal Evo price tss. COrwdy'sCdftodiam Reports ; or a Colledtion of Cafes rflaM to Ontlawries, ind the Grants theieon. Svo. prise Os. In bezegill. This Evening—(feceed dine) Feeslly guards; with the i;itiftA• The OSees of the cagy their fauatiam ha life may be *ply with paper mcaustscatta NAST INDIA ROUSE, Meeitisr Try: COURT of DIRECTORS e the ITATlTsncompaivr of MERCHANTS .f .LAND, tiara, g. tk BAST INDlAB,oloborei y zit,* Wier, 'lkat thy are mil, t. maw &spiral', iw twilit, at ell tat a , 17 kfirarid•y the 3JI qD 4 aaki "n ig j r •ws da l vi P 'A u Id ! k to WU aeips of mind . MI bort ,to le Id. _ ERANcA 4RMY. A NY Gentleman defirotts of Selling a Majority may .hear of a Purclrce, by applying : by Letter, to Mr. Fourdrinier. No. so, Charing-Croft, London; or Mr. James Wright,.writer. Officers. No Agent need apply :-.—the Putchakr wfll tteat ONLY With . - • _ . _ . _ Aug on fr ik t f or gb jiid Gaff-sop $ fender Pr Jese *vea ;ortreht ; the the wank Shp Termilar" fa tbo e.over, Ar lk fr fad at, aid 10 with the nt4.7, of or .Deena * V %ire* , e.t. a a Deere, a Nary fad 33, her next, combial e, r wr y ;auks will is rewired. ;WILLIAM RitmsAr, Secretary. Tb: partiarlore leas piaufrai&aseafieae arielfiosegorzs, 4 age i„,„, to y c;etrkotieoljfkvi sik 4, P 1 Old erZ Chr 46 0 m ek m , Iva the otter terser awl medians oa owlish fk a ts• k enatered aid eiteertaileal Ia the Company's finds* 4, tee ttbkh the jilps at es way isfees. 4 ale atp4. w ii s teMr. Yaws C gram, Cleri k a. Csodiudit •w after ?relay the 3' t ity -.- WAN ' •-:-.• ' -000044iiii. WANT , aooopi..lind 61Dbol. nit..iin unde siiiii at liitiold aid Leafeholii lititas iit London sad Boriddiefez.• The Were* will be paid retularlY every haf yean at a Ilealdnit Houle in London. ' Far further partiesdarp anquire•of Mears. Tbonsiti arid Bons, Solldton, Fen-coart, Finchurdritreet, lAindin. ALL Ptrfons who have any Clainil tar De mantis on the late General Sir ROBERT SLOPER, K. B. of Weft Green Honfe, near Hartford Bridge, Hants, de ceafed, are requeited to deliver to his Executors, at the Office of !Wail. Sloper and Allen, 68, Great kurcil-ftre t,-Bloomf bury, an account of the nature and particulars thereof, that the fame may be examined and paid; ana all theta who flo , d indebted to him .t the time of his deceafe, arc requeitett to pay the amount of their debts to his raid Executors, in Ruffel-ftreet aforefaid. TO THE PROPRIETORS Qt EAfg MINA STOCK. . LADIES AND OANTLDNIIN, ASEAT in the EAST !NDTADIRECTION having become vacant by the death .of your lite molt acfpedable Director, Mr. Hunter, l avail myftlf Of the earileit momeot to Band forward as a Candidate to fmeted to it mad humbly torenew my folleitations for the hopper ofyour ibppott. If your kindoefs and partiality fit aid rage me to the Stumm lion, to which my ambition is direded, pent* me to elortfe lite hope, that my coadadt may swim ay stadtade, and pewee rte not uneonity your conlidence. 1 hitt the Honour to be, with great terreti Ladies and Gentiquen Aidennaabory, Yale moltt and deviated Servot bec. IN dot. WlLL obedien lAM ADAIR JACKSON. ALL Perfons who have any Claims or De mands cm the late Mrs. SARAH STOIC E. 9 KNOWLER, of Weft Green Hou e, near Hartford Bridge, Hams, deceafed, are requefted to definer into her Executors, at the Ofßee of Marrs. Sloper and Allen, 68, Great Buffet- , reet, Bloomibury, an account of the nat. Te and particulars thereof,, that the fame may be •munined and paid ; and all thole who (food indthted to her at the time of her deco& are rsquefted to pay the amount of then debts to her raid Executors in Ruircl•ttreet aforefaid. Tothe PROPliiritiks 1141)1Art. Lanai and Osiefisitifir, , SVNCE I had the Honour to Addref's ion this Morning, Mr. PLowoe it hes deelared his %Jokiest to &- gime offeri g ng hilnklf to your nudes, upon the task° of the grdent if any thin eitild add .pktli eproongennat ken my good. fortpe to teed* at t/* hen* of thl is More m large, it wo u ld ile the knowledgepoufs that evict will rdsak many of my friends from an engagement, wbieh *Oar Ism prevented *cm from vs/tying their gcm4 wadies tower me, Into full efs&- —4413 this additiocal ltreggth it lei impoinlc for me to dot bt the iffee of the (*melt cod I Wok ilevrerd with the fulidt confidence, that it will dais 111 the oaationWhieh :t .it flit smolt ambition to Maie the honour to be, whit MS WO* Ladies and Cicattlemeph, yo , ic obedient and ikvoterti blamble Seivaa‘ Adertianhury, Dec. 1/1. W. AbAllit 1410gllnt dtfee's Commitate lit every day at MA Taw* Pods,. Publahli resq lll 4 - TO TIAE ritOKIETORS OF war tiotA lioet LAMS Alta d!WTLII46II. • ' UAVI NG foule Months Rime announeed the -ILD' Wank* of Gift-Ant inyfelf a Candidate for -he tilt In dia Dircetion. volatnerer a Vac acy might take p h :Die .cat rips rocarly ocaers74 lo : :41 :t io* of rte . re- Pktelor Mr. Hunter - i ur Mini. MT r° ll4l utkas ft 4 the !Uncut of your - luteri4ela ape Day if F.ledion . , irldeb waft foon Mimi. . Should Ibe fa farciave as to Inteltad, s id hey whine, f can 414* SOWN? gl it i li fig k Etbllf 14,1 7 )0* erldraveora frail be avail; .und. • exerred ? , for tbaluterrits ig the Cuill; sot, It diedinia of . Ratio, fa viEkilk I . afpfre. I haw die Honour robe. *lth ref oot NIA *taloa Imenbk Sc , Srvaae, 1141 d V Otnewlisaa. AMES MONItd. uo, au:. ..... _ .. CILOD CESiTERSHIRE. TO as PEREMPTORILY SOLD BY AtICTION. By Meffra HODSKINSON and Co. At Gasraw4f. Ceiffneitafe, Change-alley, Loudon, Qa Monday the yd. day if February. du ' , in Su Lots, 'THE MAN of PAINSWICK a truly de. firible Priihoid Mate, co fisting of a Capital Manor Farm. and neatly One Thou fand different Copyholds, within lilts Tithing. of Sheepfeconbe, Edo, Spoonbed, and Strend End, tatending over teveral Thoufand Acre. of Land, with Pines, Chief Ran i , Quit Rents, and Heriots. The/Minor Farm Houfe, with tetinifite °flees, is fituated on a healthy tot, conitnandingextendve views of the beautiful Vale of Painfirick; lying exceedingly compaet, in the centre of ' 330 Acres of tick Arable, Pafture, and Meadow Land, with two inirmvaide and valuable Streams of Water running thro' and uniting in the fame, *cry convenient for erecting Mills, with eicellent falls of Water, ahem is to 1,5 feet, and might be very adtatilageoully n'od for the Manufactory carrying on ha the ncigidnittrboal. And aifo dk feveral Pateris of Woodland. part incinfed, *ell Rocked with Beccli, Oak. and Ails Trees, lying within the Manor, containing 381 Acres, the *hole of the eitimated bahte of nearly Boa per annum. Mr. Wnk Nl*, of Painfwick, will Ike* the Pranffes, of wheat printed partictslars may be had ; of Merv. Dunn..Sti tickers, Lincoln's inn ; and of Mara Hodicinfon and Co. Surveyon, Atundd-itreet, "rand, London; where a PLn et Nu Mate may bete."). -2.. --- - - • • -- 11 0 .sTENT.11AIR SPRINt, 1/ cosa 055 rifpeallaly ' :the Public, that liftfr moth emention and . hr las invented and bionglit to scamplete *realm a 8 0 Ow the HAIR. -lb objedi df des I to enable Senilaatft. trltis vistakeatnace i cit 4_Servaist or $ Hair-Cloeffet. top= Se a e sot: a hill Had &ifs. The dyeing ii to a to a &Lome, that it may be fattened io or lodised from the oral Han or a Peralse in • Ottgie memos, without the Fallibility of its intelvatrialy &Bing d. It is Fandlesty• adapted for Oen- Onus y o rids. lourt.lbootomd sake loch sureikas difcent• pares the fLir . , d o r t ill eet te Medals (academe eipedieot Eck MN and Naval As its mart will midge lit . Wm ifal &mild, and thereby Frovehe a ktvile Imltatlim, ROlll has procured a PATENT I r it; ands. the anent of that sully cannot be &feribed, he invites the Poblic to examine the invention at hie Wareboufe for Ornamental Hair is all Its various halms, at No. i tF; Ihnotioatz4taset, Within thug duck( Millie London Tavern. . , . . This day win rebated, kt Two Vols. tune. pact ys. \.. boards, or cli. deg:lndy bawd, BerATIIS NEAR LIMPIELD. I THE CABINET ; or, A Natural Hillor7 of I TO be SOLD by,AUCTION.-44. WILLIAM HARRIS. gamin's's, Birds , Fillis b sad Weds t ithirsted with • At the George Inn,• in the City of Lidhlield, op Wwlntfilay the 7a CopperiLtes, (owning the re of cotnpkte yet concifo I s9ib day otDecanba, tlloa, st Four o'On , la in tbe Arty& Work on Natural Hiftory ever gmblinied I boon, in Lotikand folded to Coodt ions to tot then produced. ••• The Britt% Critic for Muck 1802.• when *IOU S EVERAL valuable Freehold, LearchoLl, and Ai, Wo r k, &lathes it "as the at-spelt Work ever pubes CopyhOld. ESTATES, In high Cultaration, in the County Irak fo many Plates," sod easfoatheis snouts' Ohs titer to hy et Start, and County of the City df Lichdeld, codtpriflng a' *Wei " that. as a chap sad cower*" ladelluili" to Ird ' e __' weeders- t Ho*, fit & the o hatmeditte reilfteria of a Owl. Itr alHiltarf for Year. Pealite • it daktara a scrY Rung N. thippo ItInUT I Attillte Maple Halsor) a plesfing indite" lartoradation. Malibu. Vicar of a very rich Qountryok, Printed for W. I. lad J. lielattlfon Royal Eacbatige ; and front of abaft 22 Acre% irdited on theSotittaandk;aft ... __lLirreor sod Hho 4 id the Poisl;M PHILOSOPHY COB.ItE&TED BY PHI L OSOPHY . krial welo i‘ now idmid s - ih Gank isa bearing° wa n ed and P l e a r i cie t th 'b e ca , statoiso ft Pildt (IN the return elf Peace, and, kisto be hoped, *woos& oad we ol i cio ameb a* & w i led . w k ik ‘s of a Afpolltlon In Eirope to Viten W the Vikee, sad to fol- he Pliegi oC 4rable.Mearlow, and Poem LW. and ear hir die iateftligotions of Reston, it is &might, that a atrear soinfoolit - ctieWßoic bout 96 Acre's. ug a ___s 6l4 •Paic regrifibli of dam Simird Tram aced some Th; Houthatenfts of a Hall, IMning-Parthint as iiei 9 Intibee -ii‘wil' the I ' l ** dd ° whiclh like c har. dr cwt Q# 40041 T 'l' brig Feet 3 incites, Drawintrocon, Breakfst Part nr, exiii: r+4 bare neatly involved the World in defolacioil, najbl. Ile kilt swim, Botlet's Pastry, /04% melba Ground Flour, Axe extremely tifetul, pollbly, in tbe produdipa of stew Trutt/Pt charabeticia the recead Floor, mod 6 Allies. rl, In tihnklindat the eipedittti of Few* ahttbe re- Ag o , a com pel meglipo; with Biros, Stables, and other e tllimPooaro; and, %WWI*, to ruble& air oca-bayliga, sod sheet It 4 Acres at Arable, Meadow, and rentable meditation to the members ol a BMW Parinimaos, i m aw L aa g at akwe ni an Temaiseate for Lshoureos, navies a _ id dlataatdtotheir e ad de l daliesst sperit a r s tlip y detant tb 0 HIM T op . Tao ab o v e Etimmeire contiguous, vrithina deli w in p rope r ed 4tervld t , , m h of di d 11 0 1 . 1 ., _,. It i !..., , th e r d- ,,, • Pelsee, sad *are lathe Wes Como of Soaforci. omit abalton P"cla t a 19 ` , ' 1131 P c""''' • time Acres, part oi a Meadow, which lie le the County of the EGER A; City et LieblidilL Or, ELEWNTARY STUMM on the Prigostsot Natio= AO fovea Plain of Mainteri and Pafture Land, lying . T in l'ulatic i d rikd dednit Leftillatiani sad. GovallTe n tl . , ;Mao the County of the City of Lichlieid alarafaidi tantaill he ilrft Number will bc publillied ea 11001114141, siie il'a o f slig It&tha whobi abRwA " dibdridh • bete:niter, 1802. A Poises et hfapk!iare will es•" the rival**. ~. . Piloted tbt T. WA See. Ind W. .lest, Strahcl: prima Paitkellifs may ballad at' the Oars Inn. lb *Wet, Iraqi s ...-.11 .. ot e to their Bodiftilah, Geode's d de- kook, i.e doW; et AAA Gazette' Olkel • 4 , 41 '-' ' "7P44 O. VP* en telletObil 110 ad. Matra, Stated 1 .dta prietipti. bl hi the _ iswir tw or „ . IWate•eodiiiiit ft ilaishasiA- , • 1 . . , 110t1713H FIRE OPIRCE, . WIAAND 'AND CORNHILL. INSURANCES againft Lof. or Damage by FIRE sonthibe to be made on Hovfes,. Bandinp, -Mann fadorim, Gods and Merchandise, Ships, Velfele. Barges. and every kind of Craft, with their Freight, Carries, and Stores, In an Vt, River, or on any Navightion, FARMING ift other:Property. in any . ftrt _of Orem Bettefn. Perfom Min seihain hnisfortig,Wiltililliglitlittilledi oil Me many COMM" .ocestmned by fiRE ; And of ' she dreadnd Courequeuea to many Individuals ; spies Prnperty,in gravrali has . confiderahlY incrnfed in *able, thole already insured, &Quill reconfider their Polies*, and make (itch addition u prudence may Inggelt. Awes' Parts* Eke et Ow ffisset-ltayosejo it seals wait Filt tern Days tkoyfr!gr, • r tk Beetit y• the lathy IE4 Itt lob set Itfitrame say k tterwel alter, svilbc.t a NestPatity. • Printed Proporada an Conditions of infunnee,, and a Lift .of the biretta:in, Tntftees, &e. to iy he had Gratii as above, . and of their Agents in all the Cities and principal Towns in the Kingdom- — On% SSION of the SURREY IRON RAILWAY. 4kT a Meeting of the Committee of.the Croydon Citriarcompfili. held at their Office, in Croydon, on (today tin; ;3th day of December, tans, The Right Hon. Lord GWYDIR, in the Chair, This Meeting having confidered the ptibinfed Eitendon of - -- trot RV' ", from Croydon to Reigate and God- Branch from the prefect Railway to :tug confiders there Plans as ma• its of the Croydon Canal Com- Canal eimpany will ufe every by °prig-, thefe Plans of ex- Grand Surrey Canal Committee, Committee their determination nmenions of die Railway, the concur with the Grand Surrey Ina eilleacious means to that WYDIR. D. G. C. Chairman. €6;ituyeirr;l7RTß;;;:iro — rn - 1 ftwa. sod tbe pro Oded Branch th, Ma m a s Refaiare— . • tbh Meeting tepidly to the later Bs pasty' tbe Croydon 0 MONO • the Alights, - 'flat the Grai Wring . coldibuiticitted to this C to appalh the ibove-st-otioned Creiden C aai Company will e Cowl Conglasiy is th e I dm. . M RESIDENCE MAR READING. • 'TO BE LET, Unfurnished, a fpacions Dwd ling-Houfe, In which are five Servant's Atti a, fever heft 14d-chambers, five Dreffing rooms, Study, Breakfaft, and Dining P.trlour, Drawing•room, an i abu. dint Offic a, a don. bk Coach-houfe, and ample Stabling, a walled Garden, an prod-alve Meadow contiguous to the feline, comprifing alto gethcr about Ten Acres. Alfo a Furniffied Dwelling-Houfe in iteading. Letters addrefed to Hawkes, Reading (poft paid) and no others, will be anfwercd. A REPLY to Mr. PLAYFAIR's REFLECTIONS on Mr. XIRWAN's REFUTATION Of the HITVI*ONIAN THE ORY of the EARTH, by Rictaan Ktawate, Efq. LL.D. F.R.B. wad P.R.I.A. U given in irHE Pi-lILOSOPHICAL MAGAZINE for "a• October, Which contains alto the following curious and important Articles: L A Reply to Mr. Playfair's Relledions on Mr. Kirwan's Refutation of the Huttonian Theory of the Earth. By Richard Kirwan, Efq. LL D. F. R. S. and P. R. I. A. 11. An Illuftration and Confirmation of tome Fads mention ed in au Elroy on the primitive State of the Globe. By Richard Kirwan, Efq. LL. D. F. R. S. and P R.I. A. 111. An Etfay on the Colours obtained from the Metallic Oxides, and axed by Fufion on different vitreous Bodi. a. By Alexander Brnillalart, Diretllar of the National Manufadory of Porcelain at. Sevres, Engineer of Mines, &c. IV. Memoir an Tubes rendered harro..nious by Hydrogen Gat. Read before the Society of Phyfics and Natural Hiftory of Geneva, by G. Delarive, Ex-Prefident of the Royal Society .of Edinburgh, and Member of the Medical Colleges of Lon don and Geneva. V. On PAinting. By Mr. E. Dayes, Painter. VI. Extract of a Memoir on Argenta! Mercury. Read be fore the French National Inttitute. By C. Cordier, Engineer of Mina. VII. Extraa of a Notice read in the French National infti tute, on a new Variety of Epidote. By Champeaus and Cra ke, Engtneers of MineG. VIII. Mite on a Variety of carbonated Lime found near Port Seguin, Department of Vienne. By C. Crallic, Engine. tof Mines. IX. Experiments and Obferrationn on certain Stoney and Metalline Subßance* which it different Times are faid to have fallen on the Earth; alto on various Kinds of Native Iron. By Edward Howard, Efq. F. R. S. X. Confiderations on Dr. Hutton'a 'theory of Rain : read. before the Alkdian Society, in the &Mon 18 , 31-2. By Luke Howard, Efq. F. L. S. Xi. General Coufideradons On Vegetable Extrads. By C. Parmentier. XII. Defcription of a Three-hlaft Fufing Furnace, conftrud ed in the Chemical Laboratory tif the French School of Mines. By P. Toretli Nirg, attached to the Cou-cil of Mines. XIII. On a metal* Solution, which forms a Yellow Ink, that appears and difappears like that of Hellot. Read before the French National Inftitute, by C. Gillet Latimont, Affociate. 111 r. A Mott Niew of the Craeingnomic Syftem of 1:r Gall, of Vienna. By L. Bojanue, M. I) Member of the Medical So' clinks of Jens and Paris, and of the Society of the Olifervers of Man. XV. Proceedings of Learned Societies. XVI. Intelligence and Mikellaneous Ankles. _ . This Numoer is cmbellilbed with the following Engravings by Low's:— , a. Figures of tome curious Landfcapesprodueed in the Air by Atreo:phcrie Rcfradtton and Reficelion illuftrating Mr. Seatireao's Paper given in oar laft Nuenbt4. • s. A Quarto Plate reprdcnting the Three blot! Furnace in the . Chemicat Laboratory Of tbe French School of Mite-. . 3. VINT% of Skulls, to ilhiltrate the CnuiLognomic Sy ft em of Dr. Gall, of Vienna. 4. Some LVtanine Forms of Argenta' Mercury, Epidote, acrd deebtmated Lime; and &Apr, tO inUftrart Mr. HO WARD', gßalniqatiOD of Dr. Hiarresee Theory of Rain. , London: Printed. by Taylor and Wilk., Chancery-lane, for 4. : and fold by Mars. Richardfon, Corn hill ; Cad& and Davies. Strand ; Longman and Rees, Paternofter-row ; Debrett, Piccadilly; Symonds, Paternofter-row ; Murray and High*, No. 31.. Flirt-ft:cat , Heil, No. tea, Onford-ftreet; 'gator and Hood, Poultry; Harding, No.-36. S_!. jams's- Brett ; Bell and Bradfine, Edinburgh ; Bradt and Reid, Gist gow ; and W. Gilbert, Dublin. . Thirteen Tolutnes of this Work are now pubaidg e enf e may be had of any of the Bookfellers, in complete fate. To wne', or Numbers. Price of each Volume in ban* nig. 6€l. half-bound, Ruifts backs and comas, zis.64l. illeght Ma'am M. 6d. . tbs. LIT. jnft pubilllted t contains a Paper of the tee. Mr. Hismit%r; on the euilous Zodiac lately dilcovered in Egypt, and a 'number of Philiifopliical Paper! and Prudish' Itnalp, for Artifts. It is ensbelliduld with ea ecieratit tithe .disc of Dilliare., I PECIEMBFri piton vita montvettat.l As the Addreft to the King on the opening of the &Ol was voted Without any amendrhent or diva on , and in appear:. asters w th unanimity', it might be imagined that tber: prevail. bu one opinion in Parliament. A volarne might howetet be made Op out of thecontradidtori fpeeches tostbirh that Ad. drefs has given rife. When men are coilecned together in order fpeak, they cannot well refrain from (peaking, and as very frequently they would have nothing to fay, if they were Dot animated by the fpitit of party, it may naturally be eireled that a party fpirit will break out wherever a number of men ore affanbkd together to deliberate. All the (perches t' at have hitherto been delivered have therefore tended only to difelofe the parties into ivhich Parliament is divided. There parties may be diltinguiffied into three, the party of the prefent Ada minifttatlon, Mr. Pitt's party, and the party of the old Oppoil don, who feeni difpofed to rapport the Minifters who made peace,- with the view either of preventing or retarding the re turn of Mr. Pitt and his adherents into office, or of forcing in along with them fume of the more dininguiffied members of the Oppolitiefla The latter view appears the.rttOre probable. Theft: three parties agree together on one point, but under a variety of mu 'ffications, viz. that a great ft tte cannot he In.- differait to what paffes in other Rates, flat is, that England is inclined again to interfere in the affairs of the Continent, al though fhe laid it down as a principle, on concluding the peace, that all Continental alliances were btirthenfome. When, not withftanding the colidion of fentiment which took place be tween the different fpeakers, not one of them has explained why England pretended to ieulate herfelf from the Continent on making the peace, or why the would now again endeavour to re-eftablint her influence on the Continent; their filence upon this point we than attempt to make up for. During the late war the Drab Cahi :et were loud in their complaints of having bt'en abandoned by all their allies. No complaint more groundlefs. fr was England that facrifieed all the powers who at her inflization had taken up arms. Let us take Auftria as an 'trample of heir et!duCt. Wan the Cabi net of Vienna made peace, it was indu!ritahly from necefftty As England had made Come conquell., if th..: had attempted to interfere in that treaty, fhe muft nec &ray have placed Come compenfatioris in the balance, a thing which fhe was anxious to avoid. Auftria was left to her fate, under the dif advantages of a Power laid proftrate by defeats. France, how- - ever, took no undue advantage of her vietories; but it to not to the Britifh Cabinet that Auftria f indebted for the rrangc. ments which promoted and direded the Peace. It is therefore inconteftibly proved, that Auftria was abandoned by England, who d dared at the time that the fhould no longer concern herfelf with. the affairs of the Continent. The Minh Cabinet made afterwards a feparate Peace for England, with all the advantage! of a Power that has made conquefts, and that treats for itfeif alone. That is, that England reftored much leis than • the would have reftored, had fhe treated at the fame time for herfelf and her Allies. But now, when there are no more compenfations to be made, En land shifts her principle, and tells us that the can no longer retna'n indifferent to what pates in Europe. In order to come therefore to fo:ne explanation of this change ful policy, one muft be brought to believe that the Englilb Mi nitter,gnided folely by hi own intact:, infulatcs his country in order to p - eferve the profits of the war, but forms alliances that be may not have to fupport the expences of it. In this confift.s the fecret of the derangement which the fpace of a few months has introdoced in the opinions of Parliament. And there, however, are the men who attempt to complain that they are left without Allies! Becauft they give nt ney, they imagine themfelves to be abfolved from every. obligation. To expole to hazard their dominions in order to is:creak the Com merce of England, opens fuch golden views, that the Banker* of London cannot conceive how the governm-nts of other countries can retrain from war. They have at length nurfed themfelves into a belief that at their le fute they may fay to Kings, " fight for us: % e will make peace without ) on, while we accufe you of not having gained vidtories at the iLpulated price." After having declined taking app part in the Treaty of Lune, vile, it is fomcwhat whimfiral that England thould enter into difcutfion upon that Treaty, in which the is not fo mu h as named. Whether additions he made to, or retrenchment; from it, what right has England to complain Who has told her that every thing that happened fince the concluti n of that treaty was not previoufly agreed upon by the contra ding par ties? Who can allure her that many more things may not RBI take place with refped to which the parries interc fled will not trouble thernfrives, even in thinking what the Parliament of Eng land may fay about them ? If England was anxious to retain a pretext for intermeddling in the affairs of the Continental Powers, the thould not have negotiated merely on a maritime and infular power. England reproaches France with inordinate *ambition ; but the ambition of a nation is not to be judged of by her vidories, &Tante her vidories prove nothing but her courage. We lhail not, therefore,enter into an idle difcultiun of fuch an accufation, but limply appeal to the evidence of fads. At the coniniehce ment of the war, England had a great number of A1i:.,,; at the conclufion of peace the had nut a tingle one. France, on the contrary, had to nand alone againtt all Europe, while every Peace the concluded procured her alliances. May it not then he atked, of which nation the ambition is molt fatal to other Govetuments, whether that which had allies and loft the m, without fisfpending the courfe of her conquc its or th t who had no allies at the beginning of the war, and who, at the con du on of the peace, had allies all over Europe ? A Member of Parliament alerted that France had allies merely ()manic the favoured their projeds : it is impullible to reafon more happily; for it is evident that every alliance be tween the greater states retta upon the recipro al advantages which .they can guarantee to each other : but it were vain to iris:pare what advantages could be procured and guaranteed to • other nations by a people who avow that they tight only to pro- - mote their Commerce. England stands out of the Continiait theie her remain. Such is at prefent, and long will continue to betheirft Principle of European policy. We have proved that the Englith court alliances only for the purpofes of enabling them to w ge war, and that they in fulatr themfelves with the view of makin g peace, awhile France fupports war by herown strength, Nal fe , ks allies only to con folldate peace. This difference pf cunouct fo honourable to the Preach nalan, ought to regulate t"e pulley of all the Ca. bluets of Europe. We ought not. therefore, to he attonithed at hearing England complain of not being able to find allies; it is the contrary which ought to et ate opr. attonithaient- At this 12101nent it is important to etarttlhe what eircuniftances give Alto the agitation which Mitt:False, the Foglith Go vernment. contralted with that fteadinefs and fccurity which. usarits the condinik of the. Dover meet of I 'rance.On this point wa tappet do, better than qu•-te a p.,tfage frorn"Lreerr , a far 144" a yeorkwthten within thelait fie months. es To deferiba ie& wore blast itiatiai dm it:44 alit s.nout, . - . 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