Star. — London, England, 1818-12-01 00:00:00

:E 9909. DITRACIII VOA IifILITA Commissariat Department, ' _ 26th November . [ Persons as are desirous igen' for Commissariat Supplies, :es for the Current Service of that cloth, Serge, Bunting; Camblet, r )japer, Strelitz, Cotton • Dresses, Tarpaulins, Iron, Steel, Copper. A ges, Iron and Copper Nails, Ser itlery, Brushes, Wheel and Hand al and Corn Messte. es, Hand Carts 4. Bricklayers, Carpenters, Coopers, Bombers, and linmans' Tools, Si reli. Pickaxes, Paints, Oil, Turpeothse, following Barnet Stores, viz.—, aware, Bellows, Wheelbarrows, ~ and Brushes, may stalest Particulars dice, between the bouts of Ekven.r idea seakd up and directed to pplies, marking thereock o r Ton fore Tuesday the Usti of Decetti4..r after Twelve o'clock on that tired unless made on. or annexed the Prices inserted in Words e subjoined to such Proposal, n Property , engaging to become g, in tit! Burn expressed in the lance of the Contract. PROVIDENT LIFE TRUSTEES, The Marquis et BUCK; uzsaooct, I Sir 6.. a Paw; Esq. I Geo. Arm Pirramc Mammas, ing Drector—J. T. BARDZIL distinguishing principle . a Mothers share prlfits in proportion ;tions, in a manner nearly similar in the Fowl:a:4e (Coe, but rith ." iz. That pa the original Mend d,dee:ned amply sufficient for , aided that no personal re:rnsiii!:!. , .; art. Hence those who sect yroteetion nty and risk of loss at in a l'cc.pe teriiable capital, and arc emit!, " as in a Cor.tribltionship tocicy, itica.was in 1813, when Xl3 and Septennial division will take opening policies at this time will QUADRILLE DA. AN, 19, Sherrard-street, tibiae Lessons and Practice in I untry Dances, as danced by nd London. Morning Sets .adies and Gentlemen. Privatv it or incomplete Pupils, of any pi ti , :ditious or refined ncriairetnesat . F. mily P4rties attcridcd. Vont' ,or 'Mester. Dsitles InArneted tgwhizh 13..• has on sal: nt"nninve , enabling tht:rn to cultivate their t Musicians, or maw themseino ck-work. CATON ON .1:::B A day was published, price 3s. t ACTIC OBSERVATII fill S , natural and contracted, s. iNS of both Sexes; inCluding Remarks ll'oakness„ Nocturnal Emissions, Albus, &cc, Etc. with the Theory By T. M. CATON, S. No. 10, Stanhe.street; Neweastleotreet, e of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas' , si for W. Neely, IS, Lombard- , Wria on Indium*, Scrofula, :. Sc.-2. A Treatise in Female a and Winter Cough, 35.-4. On COUNTERACT the man' daily made to impose 011 the - POSITION, instead of tbe 6) td by DAY and MARTIN, ' iss which their address, 97, HIGH HOLBO) mnspicuouly placed _ in the centre,' obis, and th e difference of the type, will enable purchasers at once to d (teal Japan ULACKING, made and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn, pal Grocers, Druggists, Booksellers, s, Boot-makers, Sec. in the United Kingdom, ls. and is. ad each. , GLAND EXPire'rQ DUTY." rIIEN an Individual not onl, b.: embarks his Capital in a public e connde.-able time to give publicity the Public sensible of the justice •-` o one acquainted with the real mot:, will doubt their genius ht s in rewarding the exertions of those comforts or elegancies of-life. odo his duty"—and she has a ri rries the rcSection to her own bosom • natural inactivity leaves them 7.11 exertion, who condemn the I It, when in fact they have taken de that patronage is due—that t their attention. This, horreor it instance • for there is not a or Wacs whose walls have passed, in plain and regent L'S BLACKING;" nor has Conveyed so many hundreds, put incurAng an expense . far he imagined by any but those wl Mk. If 7 . .30 should feel diTosed BLACKING in preference. to answer—in. Because TURNEI nor expr.se to arrive at the summit .c . ..!ition of his Blozkin--, has carefully is pres- : rve t h e leather, tender 4- ice an lustre with the ejected dose destructive spirits a, cod defeat the very purposes d.—idy, Hemlie TURNER hag rile. , in the srt of manufacturing ;Lk.: ir:redibio sums -its giving i d kinder: And, :•• conclusion, 1, of the su?cricrity of his 'Madam s hem actla:ed fer the public r TRY ME—, int l tle. and he has no diat eta" wan wty, in imiing to bl. RICIIAIt, Manufactorys . , . . . . • ..r24t- -•• kA' - ..k.;:i\‘ _ . • 4 -'g,, ..orii , - ~,I. -, ... • . . . ..,,,,,,, ..... . y•I .. , - Sy, 44••• se' . I • - . . • . . . . . . , ... . ---...- . • . '' ' '-• " 'ay . ; i gs ••• . • • . .iir.-ris . # . ' . . , ' -. • . 9 0 . . • , . -4, • •-- - . . . -;.: - s. ',.% ' -- •-,•.' 3 . .- ~ . ~. .. _ , , , 1 4 AILS . . .4 ' p•l'Z'Asole, r- . . .. -, . .: .. IF( S. , . aess. ..sa, , - r.. 7•1113. .* ''..;_ lilt .' ' • . j : 1 • '•. '.. .. l'.VP# R.." 11. t , . 6fe-as• . ', . - ' '''. 4 •\„, ' k' t - ' '. .- 4 4i , 5 24 -.--„,„ . --. . - \• . - i* . - f • ..t. . • ".- . . . 1 • •t - . . . • . -..- • • -.• :•-•.. ...°. ' •:., • ' ..-. .1 . . • • . . .. ... . .......... . , , • - ...... ......... ........-......- -.-.-. vs - - . - - TUESDAY, aIIIGE,Mie jt 1 , . • r s• '.: .- - , • PRICE SEVEN•PE J NC ' • , , . . t • 6.- - .........- .............. . . . - : • . t . , . 'ARY STORES. , .. -•- • ;•• cHmuremidtrer. • ion of his ancient sove- • :, Treasury-Chambers, HE ANNIVERSARY of th e- NOBLEMIIIN- ~ . ' ~ . Nommen 50. 18116 • Reign rights ove r . Knipt ° a l n i :et s t, s by his plettipotentiss: ' • miner, 1818. 1. GF.NTLRMENEDIMATED at CHARTER -HOUSE . gPMMUNICATION haying this morning been Colinsellair Rasmus. From that moment the Con- • ' • ' of Contracting with SCHOOL, wilt be celebrated as tuna) on 1611111,DAY, DeC: la. i _ _ _. found himself publicly re-established in the exercise. * 1 Pvacher-The Very Rev. ArekdeaceePHollAS. . • _; - Ekileirmillrern . the C'welawa "wilin ac a l in e r a w s s atta ll le** to furnish the Wolf - Orator-Mr. JAMES ALI,IIII. - - ' Illeitbs *Chem of. Seock for, the Reduction at the National inf his ancient rights of political independence in Knip- 1 .. that Department , viz.- THrilleServite will begin at a geratter after Fosse. •• • *Mid not' ake place an de Wand day at Ifeeentber, hanina--hts the exercise of which had been suipen- 1 • n, British Duck, Dowlas, Dinner will, be on Table at Six elaock. •.• : • - : - the Cesnimiteee ed the atm*. Enekango s . ham freliogs at died only sy the completely arbitrary acts of the • ' sea, Stockings, Thread, ISCWILIIDS: ' Onion for lieunnnary offereinurliejeety Qatine Catannorres . tratirlant .• ' • Henry Stone, Esq. 'William Cutest tog, pper, TIN Lead, Locks, Matthew Shekespear, Esq. • Robert Vlimeut.:l • : Mlllitslinendr datenninok net -the Home shill be SHUT 4 ' 6i Eallike *inks after, on the 2,4 th of November, • h . .. . Screws, Fire lenesti Tin- Unica fittiligan, Fog. ' • William Wyberg . + • Ha 44. • tt order of the Cassinhtee, . 181 9 , Getaeral,Wintiitgerode took possession of K• # . - • . ,i ' 1 Hand narrows, Coopers- • ••••• • . •••• - . „ u ..w. wiiya . s e ,„th r y, *sat in then of his Majesty the Emperor i kEW MUSIC. . ' • • i -.. !a s s t aes Carts and Trucks, Bop& • . 11 - 'HAVE KEPT THE' WAYS OF THEiLoat, f . . NDOII OpoiLe: ' . Russia." This was only a provisional and military . RS " 1.. the LOND OI47 D°C K. 1121e : s° 7 1 . 4' ne Duke of Oklenburgh . 'returned two days' ' Dieser% With*. Sadler** . A. Anthem, front the 1 tith Psalm, coMpOsed for the- '• • • It - ,•1 lb, Sieves, Wire, Spades of her ExCellent Majesty 'Quire Cusaihrre - and arranged - • a 4,,,,' „ ...... - v. . ; :. Wiara2i t.A‘ . .. , lllNetty - Sive Notice , nen Lure Win vast the! this27th 'elif November . 1813, .44:1 his resider -* ' ' ( ' rpenthae,,Glass, and Soap, the Organ or Mandate. by IL U. Bishop . peke lin . Huh, -Bed 'roman _ solemn diatant Ben, a tribute of respect to the . of -., any bilinear NM affillitrHect at lileginielham nat. *aid i - rg:• ll 3 l 4 l ll 3 fieftthataliciirlit 014 repeated press ' v yt o c s: Easement atsseeta faiweir • nas whew, lane ••Is -1s• - 1 „ '. • sisa . sasSafinsfilaassar n insaa iggismpinsorded be to p tat k.o C ount R eet i ec k , pcuistis in. greeintailev . ws, • e ed g e r e ' re • '-ew ft. A now Midst of Sweet Itnseetan' ' - . millet " -•• /WW alEilk6c.t. - 1:d :...• ; 4 :: •cr • .. the Fiertrse a ihe i" hts of sovereignty over Knio- s , aruculars of the Contracts the same Author, on the larneinAlt= at 44. , ... .. i ., . .•. . . „., . . .. __ ..A . • ,,. , . ( evenmid Five, and deliver Chars. Ate. • Publl,lied by Gauging:H. ,'''• olbst CIL _-- • . •:, ' ,•. 41:4r, •, NT.. ~ i . . . , • nazism uturped my poteon, and even the segues." o the gent for Commis- .)"°•". s°ll44 ‘r ual F .l • -s • J ' r- •- •• • . 0 .- "- "o at " . # 1 • . .ssos. ia.ae. ,,. ' •-• , ' triton -which was placed upon private property .. . • , T ziDl , slolloAfri s N ew fehts .77 - Air, -- •crayrit , , 7,, :• . :4 5 s: .•, a , , . the French Authorities: "rhe Duke has thoujaht fit •, 1 0 i;ider. for islilitar7 torei," • , . :,etr.4r, Ent nonsposeill be • 1 i titled FLORENCE MAKMUSTHY. tree Julailesed -or . • and 4 4 . •• • • ••--•• • •• • • MTh himself of theaos of session of theltitishin day ; nor will any p rop ._ may, i n F o ur volumes, price fifiL be". and tray WWI 9 1- leffraleall ' who may be disposed toform themselves General; which was of a 'nature purely military. Bet on the part of the Duke, this was.nothing less than :, every . Bookseller, attd at every respectable Minty throe oat darn a n--Colippal Soelety,7 a Peggy:oast of the Establishtd It Lexed to a printed Particu-an usurpation, which is still continued. the - Kin -..Printed tor Henry Colbtme,rlandoinstreet, I Zoett geten avg addraress orrasonem. tiala Advertiseme tki pmer nt. iinu lle s !IA p leugu latusek us i , n u a t ll . k r . , .. de at length; nor unless a L on d on . , . , signed by Two Persons , "--. • ' wand, and elesantly SOCIAL INSTITUTION, or COL. "8• These unjust proceedings induced Baron Slein. 1 7...., • ELEV EN TH zortivs. .: 1 LEOR, for a Hundred Gentlemen under the predicament of Minister of State, to declare officially, in a letter des- Paris 28 1814, and. addressed to the. Here& me bound with the Party . • . ' : • a l laY was published, pace as. 6d. Madness The Prospectus stall be anninunklated to them in e Particulars for the due A DVICE:tO the YOUNG WHIST PLAYER.- v in in id t otn, a• mon thill as tir e n beTn umber pieued ,fronVi tran eren tavip t nuts:ift_drireeeU)nibitLeird Prince of 0141 ' enhurg...-- 4 That it could not have been .tary ~ .. . • n s M whicha j est y the the French, n m p c e h nor , without of Russ as i it i , , ~ . e - CA. • • By T. MATTHEWS, • Ee+ . . the intention of OFFICE, 11/' In this Edition is introduced a Postscript, comprising Ob. names sad residences, to Mr. Clarke, Bookseller, New Bond- isTvations derived from new Cases that have recently fallen tin- street,. who will then inanu•diately advertise it for publication. that the posessi h o i rinighhits, name e tal nf e t n er of tb K e n ex ip p li n a l u s sen ion , of shoul the d t be ren con ch ti ; n t u tm ed t , J • r, Grustm. der the notice of the Author. .1., • Printed by and for W. Mellor and Son, at the Bath Herald TIO day was published, in 'Seven handsome Volumes, price INGHAM, Alfic: • and sold in London by Baldwin , Cradock, and Joy ; V. Its. in elan boards, 4 Sherwood, ' Neely, and Jules ; J. Mawmsut, Lawn= and , Ca. WHITIINGHAM'S 'CABINET EDITION of lordship belonging' exclusively to Count Bentinck, S. Moataan, Bart.M. P. T. sad J . SHAKSPRARR'S PLAYS; accurately printed from and being entirely mdepeildent of every foreign Go- ). DCOICETT, Esq. F. IL S. o Hoitt, C. and J. Oilier, and by all other Booksellers. . the Text of Johnson and Stemens, and enowllished with sso vernment. . That the act of possession by General ' 11.C2011.11. FOR TILE USE OF SCHOOLS, die.. EntrovioPoswood ; Wanting tire Seven Mesa Man * " me Winzingerode, not being founded on any right, could '' • fi BLAOMONT, Esq. F. A. S. This day were published, in S volt. itimo. (containing Europe, of the. Immortal.Biuk mid - a view of the Home in which he eof this O ffi ce is, that Asia, Africa, and Atherica), price 13s. half bound, was born, wi th a correct Representation -of the Jubilee Procne, onl y have taken 'place through ignorance - of the'real sion .._A in witich rma he was commentoratedtbe Life aid ____by Garrick . To which are_ state _of the case , and through a misunderstanding; if ' , portion to their respective r tVELS at HOME; and VOYAGES by - the writ , top indeed. st could really be supposed that he had the 1 Millar to that until kW!, • FIRESIDE; for the Instruction and Eatertainutent of P re stadiag - ` the all apiataa y s w a m ( Kase; sebkire w l: th , Di* P dl ' h°ll44re , ac. intenti ..r on .t of so r ritinuing . the French usurpation in the i ' t Nouns Persons. `for Ala Mace by JOHN . BR[ ON ; F.S.A. and :h this presumed improve- 'Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rem, Orme, and BrOWII,. London. u rs as risal efeca l by Dr. JOHNSON. mere are olso a Glossarial name as th e E mperor. / • them have raised apemen- With Maps and Globes, aided by ibis little Work; young Index to the Nirork, ands Critique on each Play by Johnson or "9. Notwithstanding - this o ffi cial declaration, and Iteevem peistio..t iiirobwiek trete, for sberwood. tiTeely, and the repeated eo pe n a ti te n d u re es presentatiOns of Count Bentitick. the s , , r the purpose of indemnity, persons may travel for knowledge lt home, and nuke voyages . I .4F:y shall attach to the Po- of di,covery by'the fire-side. A. we have not often me thoseto thenoticeof Jones. Paternoster-row, Landon, and sold by all Booksellers. th e act o f possession, under pretence that y a llt he cannot relinquish it without b e t a g erpreisl roteetion are secured` from svho have the care of young people .- Critical view. • • The Proprietors of this Edition of Shakspeare's Plays l I . 'roprietary Of fi ce, having e Voles , 3to 5, including Asia, Africa, and America, may be ste omi f ' - t it to the public, in tall confidence that it bas only to be authorized so to do from his Majesty the Emperor of I.d to a participatienin the had sepurat., price 9s. half -bound. seen to be approved and admired. The Paper, Printing, and • all the Russias. This was merely a pretence, 1110 • j Duke well knows, and knows too y o cialdeclares . • i 'l k • b ffi • - lety. m. first Septennial scorns FIELD SPORTS. • Embellishments are unigne, sad preeept one . . of the meal . uniferin • 3s. per cent. was, divid.A. This day was published, in deny Oleo. price set. IN . boards, or and elegant Editions of the Plays of our inammou ., Dramatist tiros , that Russia is hot ill dispoied towards the . 1 ' Ass plus in 18 9 , j u w hich ' iri royal F...0..E3 Se. a new and elegant Work, entitled ' ever dared JD the public. • ~,... . 7 Count, and that she makes no claims on the lordship. wilt tic' au , II4RIT/SH FIELD SPORTS; embtating Practical . pallorttrD FURNFrURES of iidir 3 ; g 4as, and Will his.conscience tell • him that he has acted with ) Jlae Instructions in Sheeting, Hunting, Conestoga, EtaUg v igkla- lielared Of Of Pelowela e° l atirso ' v it nili 'l; good faith during the five years than he has 'deprived• kNCING. ins, Esc. with Observations:on the Bceaking and Trainus' and an MILL ARD respectfully informs the Nobility The Count of the exercise of his rights? Will it tell • I t, Golder,-square,. ryes Dogs and Horses; the Management of FOVran P1M.;.." fiernisMng, he has constantly on &ALE a choice and select de- genidne Qnsdrilles, Waitz. other etsrting insrlensents; "' well al ever t' eir - esinailuteec "" scripteonoftbeneweei PATTERNS in FURNITURIS, adsp- him that his acts are conformable to the principles of ' 1 the select Fashionables of netted with the llabits of a Sportsman. ted for the Drawing-room, Dining room, -Four-post and Testa the Holy Alliance to which he has`acceded - ? He for Ladies only--Rveninx By WILLLIAM HENRY SCOTT. Reds, s afe Sod Mids.-covers Jte. the colours Of which. 6 16 le that the pat to' opinion is pronounced against ate Lessons at an hours to This wart is beintifelk .printed Odi fiss_gterelps,Bolooooll. ill wmpiipa i . w hile& s r . ', sk i as the „ pa prbasside s ~. . • 1 Y Vag wialliell tftwacY 0 114 .1115 W° 1151154 . with ° P . ° 54l as° 140 * - ° °ls.s° Gk i ra ! la g s krr wit!~ toisantlty„ at ipts Printed furniture, h ,,_ 111 ? - kit hot etd justify his arbitrary proceed- - meat titan Pub 11e Lessons Iton eclipse., executed in the knot cheracteXbae drugs, tau shawl. Table Linen, French Cambric, aid rugs. 118 Ca COndliate that Opinion'except• by Youth qualified fee the ,Pre. e.80 , 7' daws =blot Ardiuri Bl . 4 4 l4 . ll° t' ' adwass..... X.Plier. 110 h •JoinoW liiellenteseVs I the F . union , wre- voluntailly - renouncing his possessioteaffp's • . ted is to ibbir Families. Ranson, extd WAIN frown Plistiage. hr a eintrfinted its law Upper, the dilftreitt i gins ofthe 'h.li ne yr -' - -•---- - - ---- • •'• • , nvented self-playing In a tru- C n rn m ner re kimer, and Barrenger ; the remainder cut all-lire-wi lower*Wareisouse appropriated to the sale of Merv' description ---- - ek 1 It :is- own Dancing, give Bills by Pennell, Thompson, Austin, and liewick. . •. of 'lipoid's, and choice artistes, in Linen Drapery, I n dia Shawl,. " 10. I lie Duke would wish to mediatize Knip; I tees aria trieads with music es? The Auth‘o '5 object has been, to pm-am, in ea tompressea Mastitis, Sti• and the most fashionable articles for Dreu, %shots_ hausen and its Lord :he cannot either by law or by . sale and retail. Faintly Linen Chest complete, at 40 guineas, force. The Congress of Vienna did not find them 3 form as real utility would admit, instructions ha all the vas ss guineis, and iss guineas each ; families arriving in Town, mediatized, it found them' sovereign ; there could . • &ma lricht Sports in blodern Practice. The Meese be beeper 13ILITY. therefore be no question tbout the • continuance' of • '. ' • . sealed for accomplishing so desirable a purpose, he trusts, have and persons in business in the Country, may select . their ; until I • 6d • a New Edit! " e ' enabled him to produce such a work on the subject of Held tsa grea test wi ['IONS on the DEBI- sports, as, in point et paper4iinting, illustration, and embellish- "' d, tithe GENERATIVE ment, is-not to be equalled in the English language._ Remarks en Onanism, Se- London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Pate- • STATE PAPER. them, although the affair of Khiphausen was tits. • I 11, Gleets, Tubes Dorsalit i noeter-row,and sold by all Booksellers. - . 4• - •••• - • , cussed. k was considered that the mediatization . • ' • ' ry of Generation. • N.B. The above Work may be had likewise lit it Pare, the &lowing. Memoriatof Count Brietnede was Kni p hausen and its possessor was not one of the ar-i I ements• rendered necessary by the situation *. f, ', SurgeOn, price 31. each, danny, end ss. royal ; except Part StIL the pits jelivered to tbiSovereigns and their Ministers while rang 1 1 • 'castie-stmet, Strand; of which is tai daily, and 71. royai. - • which Europe was placed at the conclusion• of • • late wart. The epoch of inediatization is past. .To ‘, . 1 ~. st. Themaes and Gary's t anembled at 'Aix la-Cho ; Od l e: • S' ad-rtreot, London. Also, JOHNSON'S DICTIONARY. • ESSENTIAL POINTS RELATIVE TO THE AFFAIR ~ and Cutaneous Diseases, • Edited by the Reverend Mr. Teo& • OF THE LORDSHIP OF KNIPHAUSEN, BELONG- wish to Imediatize now, is to wish to Nopoleo,iiaie t ::„ ' • i le Diseases, as. 611.-3. On This . day was published, handsomely printed in Four 14rge • ING TO THE COUNT BENTINCK. - • " • 11. The Congress of Vienna having passed this i 1 n the Venereal Mesa', So Vols. price •ffi 111 s. boards, ' ' .. . , - • • . s• Ai: de-Chape ll e, Nov. IS, 1818. . affair over in silence, Count Bentinck can only obtain • . nany attempts that are THE DICTIONARY of the . ENGLISH LAN- . - justice from his Majesty the Emperor. 1 e unwary a SPURIOUS GUAGE ;in which the Words are deduced front theft "1. During the existence of the Germanic em- , . f e . Nothing more is necessary, and nothing mortis ;• 1 4 GENUINE BLACKING Originals, and illustrated in their different Signitications.Aar i pire, the Lordship of Kniphausen was immediate. Its desired, than a declaration from his Majesty;' on die • • they . have adopted a new amides from the best Writers: to which are pre fi xed, a pn,sessor, 'Count Bentinck, enjoyed the territorial part of Russia, that there is nothing to prevent the ! s of the Language, and an•Eoglish Gnonntar. - superiority as completely at the.DUke of Oldenburg ' LBORN, By SAMUEL JOHNSON, LL.D. Count from again e ntering into the full • did that of his Duchy. He was even moreindepen- a 'g seatrielst ' ire, that they trust art atten- With numerous Corrections, and with the Addition of - • Thousand- Words, •Ste. &c. • . - dent than the Duke ;he was exeiiipt from all contri- of his ancient rights over the sovemign Igrassiip of . ype, which is dislike all letter By the. Rev. HENRY J. TODD, M.A. F.S.A. • Within, either to 'the empire, or to any of iti circles i' Kniphausen. 1 to detect the tinposition. . nada and sold Wholesale by L ' n-12 ''''' . 'll. Ordinary to his Majesty, and Keener of the Aith- • • ' , -be did not furnish any contingent to the army Of the " The facts stated by the Count, as Well at, his bishop of Canterbury ' sßecords ' 1 1 olborn; and retailed by the • empire ; and . . duriog the interre_ girn he was exempt tights, are indisputable. The justice of his deman• ' haters, Ironmongers, Per- London: Printed for Longman, I lurst ,Ite . es, mine and Brown,' 1 t ) F. c a nd J. Rieingtou ; 'W. Lowndes; brateherdand Letter- from the jurisdiction of the Vicars of the empire. cannot be douhosd. The glbry of the Empeior a in_ , ' inked Kingdom, in bottles , man ; G. Wilkie ; T. Egerton ; J. Cathell ; Clarke sad Sons; None of :hese prerogatives were possessed by the Duke. terested in the question." • s • E Jeffery • Law and Whittaker; Catlell and Davies; Lacking- . ;StY MAN TO DO HIS ton and CO. J. and A. Arch; W. Stewart ;J. Otridge ; S Bag- "2. When Napoleon extinguished the Germanic This affair was taken into ccrasideration at the con. • . f , • I ever; J. M urray; W. Phillips ; J. Booker; J. Mack and Son; empire, and established the Rhenish confederation, ferences, and it was resolved' that it should be de- inly exercises his genius, Black, King bury and Co. 3. Richardson; J. at Richardson ; Kniphausen was not mediatized. Not being admit- titled at Berlin, under the me.liation of the Coui ts of, 1 i public cause, though :t may J. Hatchard ; R. Scholey ; J. mawman ; R. H. FWOI; .1. Air ted to the Rhenish confederation, his' lordship cape- Prussia and Russia. 'hefty to his endeavours, and perne; J. Booth ; Bald win, Cradock and . Joy . ; F.. Cox and Sun; rieliced the fate of the other non-confederated states st . Wor.ls of the final act of the Congress of Vie' nna, on which te of his claim to superiority, 3. Bohn ; R. Fennel . ; C. Hunter ; F. Greetuand ; Rodwelind I characteristics of the Rri- Martin : R. Saunders; J.Walker ; 117 Reynolds; W. IL Reid; of the holy empire ; it was, in the fi rst instance, re- al the provisions of that act are founded. 1" ' i l al discovering, -or their libe- T. Boone; Wilson and Suns ,- York ; and Itobilsson and,Co. Leeds. cognised as a sovereignty by Napoleon himself, ac- cording to his general declaration concerning the Fines IN ASIERICA.-On the evening of the 3d 1 I s them who devote themselves g.• This \York being now complete, the si.loicibers are re! s "England expects every quested to make up their eetswithout delay. German States not comprised in the confederation , ult. the Exchange Coffee House, kept by Mr. Bar- right to expect it so long as • _ bosom ; but there are mem:, %IRE FOLLOWING WORKS are preparing for "3. Towards the end of the year 1807, Napoleon , num , at Boston, was entirely consumed by fire. Se- i, sin obscurity for the want of .I. immediate Publication by Mr. Colburn , Condu it -street: by an act of authority, placed Kniphausen sander the reral other adjoining bu il d i ng s were also much de -, . • Public for withholding their 1. Itccotutenows of JAPAN, comprising a particular account sovereigntyLaws,prince . had to exercise over this lordship . such rights wards of :SOO rooms, and cost the orignal prorrietor • P I S • 1 a they court their unites, or the People, with observations on the Geography, Climate, Po- wer, cannot be urged in the yulatiOn, and Productions of the Country, by Captain Golownin, of sovereignty as had been determined in favour of nearly 5 00,000 dollars. The - House was elegantly : town in England, Scotland, author of Narrative of A Three-years Captivity in Japan; to the different sovereigns of the confederation. furnished, and most of die furniture was destroyed. I, ve not spoken to every one which arc prefixed,. .Chronologieal Details of the . rise, decline, "4. Th at subordinate position, the effect of the On the same evening the rope-walks, at Chariest. . .1 . : language, " USE TUE- and renewal, of &lush Commercial Intercourse w i th t court- an town, belonging to the Hon. Peter C. Brooks, and • a this friendly admonition try, I vol. era .tyranny-of Napoleon, was of short duration. By occupied by Mr. Adams, were ptincipally destroyed '11111 ( 1 s, nay thousands of miles, g • illeatenia of her kart Iffearare QDDIeII CHDALOMI I. o= organic Senatus Consultum of the 13th of December, by fire. The cotton manufactory at Waltham was r ' l I . ✓ beyond what could poe- authentic documents, by John Watkins, L.L. D. author of the 1810, Napoleon united the kingdom of Holland to fire on the same evening. • 1) who have absolutely tape- Life of Sheridan, Biographical Dictionary, &e. In me vol. svo. sed to say, " why use TUR- Embellished with Portrits. the French empire, as well as the Lordships of Knip- also destroyed by Is nee to any other?" I beg 5. 'Tosses Vtairota's Conameromunies, the second or cots. hausen and Jever, and the Duchy of Oldenburg, in- THEATRICAL ANECDOTE.-Wllcil Mr. Ross per. •, 1 , WIER has spared neither eluding Volume, in-Ito. eluding the Lordship of Varel, belonging -to Count formed the character of George Banner/A in the year i' lo Vi summit of perfection in air 4. FLOREIIa Mecaalwr, an Irish Tabs bt La d y I lu vr ii, Benu -• neki• From that moment, the Count was but 1751, the son of an eminent merchant of London refully combined such Mee- author of France, O'Dmanel, but. four vols. aci es. I I 1 1 1 4 proprieto . rof his doma i ns of Eniiihauseu, without en- was so struck with certain teL'crnblances to his own . ler k so ft and pliable and .e. Mammas of Sons Eersitsi, ifsq she celelweted a; tt ' the least exertion of bleak, the spivs, ase. Written by 11140441 L from the joyins any seignorial or feudal right . Kniphausen pe ril ous . situation ( ar i s in g from the arts of i real 3 which burn and harden the MS. in tht .Librery at Wotton. Edited by Win- Brays Bet experienced the samefate as the patchy " of Oldenburg . Millwood), that his agitation bruit lit on a dangerous .1 , : t h e i iatt k illness, in the course of which be confessed his errors es for which they were in- F.S.A . Ste. the' Second Eaton, tevbed, hi it'vols. Sta. with Poo. a . fr ' ass not only surpassed all hie traits and mass lioggroeinga,•bythe hut Arosts, AS ISs. 01. des' of" 6 . . Th 0 fount having _ i already, beforn. . c th e was forgiven by his father, and V. , as furnished with i! ' \S; aloos y espoused the cause of ring his Blacking, Ink has 6. Diliconzase oat palatine Simons. By Sir John Head, Lei 1c too ze , , , . is of repai . riorthe pecuilia.sy wrongs he had i • Rig it publicity through the Bart. IYLA. 1 vol. Tye.' • High Allied Powers was arrested by the French Au- i the meal done his employer. Mr. Ross says-...: , . ~, „ , don, T !MYER kels so con- 7. Tat fl.totos cc Loscox; or, Sketches of English Mammas thonties, and imprisoned at Paris,•nnd his poseasions Privately sing, and the zeal with which 3 vols. 12mo. ".. Thou'h I never knew his narae, or saw him to my • I , l , . ' t I J ood is fillikielit it known, 8. An Esser on Aim, Cods, and VA110,14 aai 12A • , ,i,n: in. Kniphausen were sequesanted. • -Some Ifit.stan - ledge, I had fcr nine or ten years, at ity benefit, P ROVE ME ;" make tri :I 1"1.7.1t1eal Observations on Sea Bettie', ett Disease! of the Sitio, troops, under the orders of General W infinprod na °f el l a note sealed up, with ten gniiieas, and these words 4 ' a ~ io doubt the result will prow issous, liver C'umpl lima and Dropsy. ily Sir Arthur Clarke, having approached .Kniphausen towards tie .e , A tribute of gratitude from one who was highly .• / n will feel , "1" only a Ile , NI- 11 . m-Inb,-, aft Royal "'eV d'etrrfi eues di l ett ' dan l & c-. the month of October, 1813, Count Bentinck somi. l ' obliged, and saved from ruin, I.\y witnessing Mr. • ‘ :I neighbour. " Use Tuners% I vol. )......,e, RD •I'l.:Teirli, r.. 1'• •:. K; a Perri. By Eitne Stannard Darras, peg. 40. a Deeleratilin of llia ' leon to the Diet of the erapire, Apg. 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