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• . . V119,41-wattAditbcd, price es. ed. THE . . . . . Containing : , ~ •1. A Letter to Sir S. Romilly, M. P. from 11. Brougham, IL P. cache Anse of Poetic Cue/aTIZI.' . ....- S. North American Pamphlet on SOUTH Astemean Affairs. B. lirrataffeariom Principles in reference to Gon mid' the ' •Kisra-catbildssid in 13$0. By the Rev. J. Kirk. .. ' 4.• Mwaott Mau= ve and the preseot State of bledickne. By • D'...Elyins, M. D. 3. On ths.Pooa Laws, and on the Reports of the two lictuses of Parliament. By John Earl of Shefbeld. 9. On the Repeal of the Ulmer Laws. By r.d. Cooke, Esq. ' 7., e. on some Reath Works and Newspapers on the Affairs of HAYTI. Brebe Baron de Vsstey, Preceptor to plia l IL IL H. the Prince al of Hayti, (translated trek , .. ..; *golly for dis Pain r : 9. A Collectloo orPapers on Political Subject/. By the Bight Hon. Sir J. Sinclair, Bart. 9. A Latter to Henry Brougham, Esq. M. P. on the best Mode . of Restoring Decayed Grammar Schools (Original). Index and Title to Vol. XII. Sold by Rest Fenner Longman and Co. Black, Kingsbury, and CO. and .sill other Booksellers.—Of whom maybe had all the Numbers irons the commencement. the Court will be ready to receive Proposals in wri or before WEDNESDAY, the 22d of December, ten the Owners of Ships of the burtben of 21013 Tons __L- MISS A. M. PORTER'S NEW NOVEL This day was published, In Three Vols. 12mo. prpce Is. hostas ', The Second Mtion, of ..rtiE PAST OF St 'MAGDALEN. A Romance. • By Miss ANNA MAFIA PORTER. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, 1. The EnKOl4 of Se. Jens, 3d Edit. 3 rob. L. Is. bipards. 2. BECLUSS of NORWAY, 4 Volt. 11. 4s. 3. HUNGARIAN BROTHERS, 3d Edit. 5 VAS. 16u ad. ' 4. Dos &MARTIAN, 3 vole. 1/. Is. rands, builders' measurement, which have not performed. l n seven Voyages to and front India or China, specify rate of freight. at which they may be willing to LET ips (or One Voyage in the Company's Service. fenders with the word. " Ship Tender" on the Cover verally seal,d up, and left with the Secretary at this In or before Twelve o'Clock at Noon on the said 21 er uext, beyond which hour no tender will be received. JOSEPH DART, Suntory. , articulars of the Terms and Conditions under which the II be engaged in the Company'stervice, may be had sliration it, the Clerk to the Committee of Shipping, on Saturday neat, the 21st instant. VENEZUELA. This day were published, in Bvo. rice its. bevels, SEItMONS on the Union of TRUTH, REASON, alld REVELATION, in the Doctrine of the Esiablished . Church of England and Ireland: • Preached In the rare 1814, 1315,1816.-13 y the lion. and Rev. EDWARD JOHN TUR NOCIR, A.M. formerly of St. Mary Hall, Oxford ; late Curate of Merton, Middlesex; and Chaplain to the Dowager Countess' Winterton. Pnbnshed by Longman Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London. Also; lately published, by . the same Anthor, The Protestant Church alone faithful in reading the word of Gon, proved by a contrast with the Church of Rome, in a Ser mon, price 2s. The Warning Voice, a Sacred Poem, in Two Cantos, ad dressed to infidel Writers of Poetry, price es. ed. . PROW TIM AbIERICAN.PAPRRS. We have received the corm de Orinoco, down the 16th August, and some private letters down tc later lieigod, in which we find many interesting ri; titulars, concelning the present situation of that I public, and of. he republic of New Grenada. The secure occupation of Guayana, and the deft of the royal armies in Venezuela, have derived gri additional support from the glorious success of republican arms, at the battle of Maipou in Ch All the southern provinces of Pasto, Popayan, Cau and Quito itself, have taken such steps for asserti their independence, as have reduced the royal awl cities to a passive state. The Bishop of Popar whp, was in his route from Santa Fe to Popayan,l in consequence retraced his steps, and had read Santa Fe de Bogota: Colonel Tolra, who with a large force was sent check the progress of the " buccaneers and pirrn and rebels," was defeated at Juan.unbia, and had turned to Santa Fe. . HEREAS by an Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause " Coxr.ansooez v, Look," anqugst other things, ordered, that it should be referred s St_phen, Fog. one of the Masters of the said Court, to whether there were any and what incumbrances created Ida Colthrooke otherwise Taaffe (heretofore of Edna nd now of Hendon, in the county of Middlesex), therein affecting the Annuity of (The Thousand Two Hundred bequeathed by George Colebrooke, Esq. the Testator. kadings named, to the said Belinda Colebrooke, who re intermarried with John Taaffe ; and what, if any 'IS due in respect thereof. Any Personor Persons hav such Ineumbrance or Incumbrances, is or are to come rove the same before the said Master, at his Chambers Lampton -b u ildi n gs, Chancery-lane, London, on or before day of December next. ROBERT M. CRAUFURD, Solicitor, Old Broad -street This day wasspublishccl, handsomely printed, In two Lirge octavo volumes, price It. is. the Second Edition of ACOURSE of SERM ONS for the LORD'S DAY throughout the Year, from the First Sunday in Advent to the Twenty-fifth Sunday after Trinity—including Christmas Day, the First Day of Lent, Good Friday, and Ascension Day. Adapted to, and taken chiefly from, the Service for the Day. By JOSEPH HOLDEN POTT, A.M. Archdeacon of London,*and Vicar of St. Martin's in the Fields. Printed for F. C and 3. Rivington, No. 62, St. • Church-yard. MONMOUTHSHIRE. FREEHOLD MANSIONS and LANDS. 1E SOLD OR LET BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, INGULARLY beautiful ESTATE, consisting ,t a new and substantial modern built blessuage, or )11-house, and very convenient (laces, walled Garden, house, Stable, Granary, Bun, and other Fae Beiidinp, ,;tote repair; and Fifty Acres of Arable, lifeadowrPtia. ad Wood Land, in a ring fence, and in a good state of altos. The House is situate on an eminence within half of the town of Usk, commanding heautiful and picturesque of the Vale and River Usk, and the distant Hills. Pea -1 may be had immediately, and the Furniture: of the house at a valuation, if required. , cry desirable RESIDENCE, situate in the town of Usk, , the immediate reception of a family of respectability, with k and Cydo-mill, and excellent Gardens. Orchards, ar.d cf Pasture Land immediately adjoining, containing alto . sic Acres, and bounded by the River Usk.—A Coach to rem Bristol to Abcrravenny, passes both premises daily. r further Particulars apply -to me Alex. Jones, Solicitor, Monmouthshire (If by letter, postage paid.) Thic day was published, in Svo. In Six very large Vots. price, in boards, A'S. I.ls. Dedicated by permission go his Grace the Archbishop of Ca "rummy, the Second Edition of ECCLESIASTICAL BIOGRAPHY ; or, Lives of Eminent Men connected with the History of Religion is Ragland, from the Commencement of the lieformatio' n to she Renewhillem. Selected and illustrated with By - By CHRISTOPHER WORDSWORTH; D.D. Rector of Lambeth, Surrey, and of Stindridge, Kent. Printed for P. C. and J. Rivin&ton, No. 62, St. Paul's Church. It is rumoured, that Mantes, the Governor an, President of Quito, has been u nder the necessity c retiring from that place, and was on his way t Santa Fe. The communications between Carthagena and th interior are completely cut off by the Patriot Gut villas ou she river The state of the is tetior of New Grenada is that of general commotion the royal troops having had no pay, nor supplies fc some time, they were expected to revolt daily ; man of the out-posts had already set the royal autliorit at defiance. yard., Of whom may be had, lately published by the same Author, Sermons. In two volumes, 0...tav0, price in boards, 183. This day were published, In Two Volumes, Svo. price £l. ls. boards, LETTEItS from a GENTLEMAN in the NORTH of SCOTLAND to his FRIEND in LONDON: con taining the Description of a capital Town in that northern Coun try ; with an Account of some uncommon Customs of the Inha bitants. Likewise an Account of the Highlands, with the Man ners and Customs of the Highlanders. To which is added, •a Letter relating to the Illilitury Ways among ,Ire Mountains; be gun in the year 1726. The Fifth Edition, with a large Appen dix, containing various important Historical Dociunents, hitherto unput,lished ; with an Introduction and Notes, by the Editor, It. JAMI ESON, F. A. S. Lond. and Bain. Corresponding .Memlicr of the Scandinavian Literary Society of Copenhagen, Bcr. and the HlStory of Donald the Hammerer, from an au thentic Account of the Family of Invernahyie; a MS. comma ideated by Walter Scott Esq. Printed for Rest Fenner, Paternoster-row. QUADRILLE DANCING. LLEN, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square, gives Lessons and Practice in genuine Quadrilles, Waltz, 11',:untry Dances, as danced by the select Pashionables of end London. Morning Sets for Ladies only—Evening Ladies and Gentlemen. l'rivatg Lcisons at all hours to :ght or incomplete Pupils, of.any age, wishing 'privacy and cipeditious or refined acquirement, than Public 1.-. - :isons r,. family Parties attended. Youth qualified for the Pip e, or Thiatre. 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M.D. F.L.S. &c, The Third I the Company's By-Laws, a Resolution of the Court Edition, considerably enlarged.—This Edition contains a detailefl The eail.htcaßke of Caraccas vgs, howeitek rip ' - 1 account of the late Hoiltham Sheep-shearing. - this design, as the destruction •of met • • • 1 K 5 of the 4th instant , granting a Pension of XdOo pe r Printed fo Rinsland Buster, successor to Mr . haulms N. of be remddied, 'at that period by men • 4 . synaust weasza DOVE7oN, Esq. late of the St. lie- 72, St. Paul 's Church-yard. 'nv other q uartet . The aetead ilia lisli nunt. . -n into e xecution, iers re lating to Mr. Dovinos, as required by tha t B y- • • This day was published, was the • ' •- 'i 1 arcd in 1814, to be 4 ~ p. 6, Sec. 20 , ale oxen for the inspection of the Pro-. To foolscap ?TO. prise 7s. 6d. boards, the Ninth Edition, o f -- :his !louse. JOSEPH DART, Secretary. ' THE rt l TDGE FAMILY in PARIS; in .a Series ' cad Mina , by a Apt . of Letter,, from Pun.. 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Edited by THOMAS BROWN, the . , a storm, ivhiph Younger, Author of the Two Penny Post Beg al bit whole flotilli 1 ) 1 COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED 'Printed for Longman; Hunt, Rees, Dane , andHrown,London • t .1 end .to this unfortn- ' • • TA:VT e MERCHANTS e ENGLAND grading ere however did ne t t die- , • avArDrEs dog/trek/ give :Vince, -... . agnin renewed, and qpF- * die pecopition.of Amelia a tili' American cneerprite, • ~ 4 mgh—to know that this third of fortune has however pro- . ts, an unexpected, or at least ated.concert, such as above t 11 . to the seizure of Panama, , • fate of the Spanish power, - r " i scttion of America, but in ' 1 1 ) form a due estimate of the I . ; )f this design may, by turn- i KA map of the south coast l i rive a shore of 50 degrees, very nature of its position ; the trade winds, becomes navigation can, for nine ith 1 .. certainty ; where, tbe rates the south from, the Te nut more thin '22iniles , to sea. o presents no obstructions provinces on that coast . tercise of freedom ; it is • ides that precautions are nroads of auxiliaries, or • lee—but a small num- , midi 15,000 stand of d decide the destiny of ite of the works of' St. and I'erote. interior of Venezuela • force in the valley of ' Valencia and S.W. of be people of New Gni- r t Ve, Culaael Warlets; r the public resentincnt hat Morale) had been ' , • be sacceided by 'Ga. , ' n in that country, and - t manity. Among de sion j the Viceroy Sr d t •re ulate'd through- -• lty, a placard deaa- t en by the floral i ral at- l Tall i t f ia a at t d thi ch ati : P eC g e e s b u vi p ti l re no sh gy a t a ne al n.d p d ua C t bbe i h ent rn t i a l ' ef y , . 1 , 'errs Firma. Admiral Brion had' o to Porto Cabello, is of the coast. 4 ary stores had been ! to proceed for Ci army: • ; t - . the Supreme chief; rte Orinoco, of the i 1 .. 11 . t 1• N, • ''PUBLIC 9? ??NrEURIA : vestitmir AND ate; ntirnapa. • ra t Aug. 15, 1615. ' li iti no longest es:help= 1 i • lain to retafone hi.o, ".• : r0.,-, •o th...n 20;090 and VII. to fertilise , than, glorious tost .1 , t t 1 imcfc t hes men cr. i ' independence. 'it h joy, .the achieve- ! c common cause of me. The Sparents y spectacle, of Ai. i ‘ li' I men without arms, ted ; bai who, tad haze, as if .by the cia.t.:. -applied with .. e crowned with a .. , ... . -. . r lign, patiosts p l...ve I i 1 , sf liberty and Vp loOgereontiousio, ' k it. 90 14 ' 1, P atirees ~.. . i ' S'illl4'bY till.el i . of F,.stlia.uid the t . 1 rad over the seas, i ' ry to our can,; ti cart' her foil !:4 .? li i whose laboure . t k - •e rxhaes.ed by , • # • 1 ,town by noir- * II 1 .I . , aralyaing Mils.. 7 i most dread:',l 2 4 : . h Americans is .. A it and the na r_r-1 . ~ i nee more mite , f ' uela goes d onh I N. :. ~..-d with me to „r i toted your ter. 4 ere gladdened • i" 1 IL i vanguard is . nate into thy cpuntry, •our territor,-, of State." =MEM A Council of War was held in cansequence of thi state of affairs at Santa Fe, in July, where it wa proposed to exterminate the inhabitants of that part c the city called Nieves, containing actually oae ha' of the city, who were in a state of resnilt : but th Viceroy Semano opposed this desperate measur I urging that the measure Would fall far short of ari medy, saying, but we give the exact words as si find them—" por qpe comenzariamos por degollar acabaiiamos pox sex degollados : qua el ter,ia ye formes seguros de que todos los pueblos circurnve tins estabara armados esperando la ocasion de ova terse, y que en la mismas dispoLiciones se hallabi otros muchos, espceialmente los de Guachita, Sul Tinxaca, Lenquessaqua, Paguira, el valle entero Santo Ecce Homo y la Parroquia de le Sombt dera"—of which the following is a simple transl ton :—" Because when we shall begin by cuttil throats, we may calculate upon having our thro: cut in the end : he (the Viceroy) was in possession undoubted information, that all the people of the st rounding country were in arms, and wantcu only t occasion to put themselves in array against the ro) authority, and that the same dispositions were ma fested in every other part of the country, especia: the people of Geacheta Suta, Tinxaca, Lenquesace Paguira, and all the valley of St. Ecce Homo, a the parish of Sombredera. The Patriot army of New Grenada assembled Casanare, had been augmented to a consideral amount, by volunteers from•the interior. This pla Casanare, has been all along the rendezvous of I Patriots of New Grenada, and it was there the maining hopes 9f . fteedom in that section of Sol America were rallied, and the Government re-es blished, after the ferocious and truly royal barbar Morillo, had consigned to the gibbet every man woman who could write or read. The communications between Panama and Lir in the Pacific, has been entirely cut off, by the nu bee of republican cruizers on that'coast. Their sfi carrying the Rags of Buenos Ayres, Chili, Venezni New Grenada, and Mexico, have established rend ' vous alUng the whole coast from Chili to Fawn and obtain supplies and carry on a lucrayive - cc merce with the inhabitants, and obtain all etso with facility. The vanguard of the Venezuelean army,' 1 opened its com munication with the army of Grenada, at Casinare, and one unbroken chair posts is thus established along the interior, from'C nare, along the Apure to Angustura and the At] tic. The operations of Aury, from Bayo Hord Chagres, have been propitious and timely ; they cc in aid at the same moment of the happy scats things in Chili ; while the flotilla in the Pacific, rating on the coast of Popayan and Choc°, all t to promote the cause of independence in New C nada ; nor can these operatiOns fail to produce sis eonseguences in Peru and Mexico. The pro* 3. HORACE WALPOLE'S C eluding Volume, in 4to. 4. FLoesocs Macassar, an Irish Tale, by Lady Morgan, author of France, O'Donnel, Su. four vols. Cl es. S. Mastoaes of Jogs Evemrs, Esq the celebrated author of the Sylva, dm Writ:en by Himself. Printed from the original MS. In the Library at Wotten. Edited by Wm. Bray, Esq. ' F.S.A. 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