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. • • • t * - • jo • 1 110 IWO y . " • lumnint 12,498• J • sfonAT !tvENING, yb TSB PROPRIKTORS QP KAST INDIA STOCK. Law ism Dasmaisse. NOT being qestli6e4 at the presort moment to oar e relf go a goddesa to sepoirde Ireemacy in the Korn l o da pirawa, eassioned by the eseboseeet of Sir. Dmingert, p i e the apporrsaity el is otethils Woods( to yea, that it is r owns* to solids de Woof Orme todeasseeand to proceed to k Boot, oe the Sett 'llatsoerdiat osay meerafter tits 10th of b„ t ot n, Moo I that base stoOktod a trades= e( two years s o coo atry .Is ny ream front leSs. I kale tie Wow to bo„Ladse and 6wtieems• • Year mew •Sadhot trod Gdtlthl Seesaw. , ' ' IL CIITLAR • 14h. V, 1811. • , ' The day. Wes pohllebed. In One large Volume octavo, with lie►ett Plates, price 14s. ESSAY on the THEORY of the EARTH. By Area O. CUVililt, perpetual &aware of the Prowls institute, Professor and Ad ministratot of the . 1111,1eurn of Naomi History, &c. s i Professor JA M SON. . 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To the •uceeafet - sertninatioe er the recent salt In Chancery, by which an asisueatice. is obtained fer tbelleutributers, that their seethe me 'mewed - by the laws j and ales ke the Sub seaibers. that the mutter which they rumba*, cannot be pillaged 1104 republished in an imperfect firm, at a reduced nice. • This day was pe1440111, Is Sea pclei ts. Mead. the Second 1111061, earrected sod imptcAcd, of ' • • Vint 4CTIa *cols . 4 REEN AUTHORS, with D Newly sad s *elf. For the Use of the Junior Greek Ow it the Ueiveniti Oballow• swo rases. IVO. IC. 4/AD7ORD, jfwi. A.M. One, ..Tiwiewee of Gr.uk is the Uotversity of Glaigow. Printed for Wiliam alaetwootli Eshabursh; 'and T. Cadel, fumed, Leedom IX whom may be hol t by the state Is Mee. pike Ss. 6d. booed, 'leo -Third goadoo.eolarged eel improved. of INTRODUCTION to the WRITING. of !ac the the of die Jellies Gawk Chas Ih the Usivessity of . Glasgow. 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A tram like incest a pink colour covers the principal part of the '-the neres'el Day and !Martin are printed in white hitters I pipit eat black, and plated on a white ground, the address!' ~ - '• This day iresjeblhised. In pest e.r. rice 106. ad. THE LAST of the LAIRDS; or, the LIFE and OPLlilt)ss of MALACHI MAILLIIIGS. &I. et Asa . bidiDdu Dy dee Amber " Amide tie Par*: T 164 ?dated ter iv. Back twood, zameowilsi T. Oil, &Md. Idedee. of wiled may be bad. by the sews ANIMA, t. 118 AYSIAMIRII LIGATZLY; or d tea MIMI FA MILY. inessialkim. Te Mali is addid a ,Th. ammo& el As Was,. Nits. Ts. AlitlhUi et she PARISH. Seeped Natio& limo. es. 1. St ANDILILW WYLIE, of that Tires Ves. IS/aO. Some Milian, Ai Is. 1. Th. PROVOST. Ssosod &lithe. Vine. ti. 'he 6 IBA 11-BOAT. 12escs. 71. I. The INTAIL; or s the LAIRDS of GRIM. Three td,. Lt Is. Gaither will iippear es the 29th of January (OA) PARIS. MAMIE 1. purest . companioos ... arms, and the pliers in which are planted the monuments of her litter. He tomes to promote oar happiness, am- to destroy the and mititary power which be received from the peopie, bit Care ' bell"gid lves add tren us to , b rr y oe h lte ii b l iM e" , a: l'4 th: dry and : zirrua try . ice. does Itedlo dams ham Ileavgn—be will exceed your wishes. Bolivar was *mat beyond admiration, but from this day forward .fessmsels owes him Apotheosis: enjoy then the sweet and pure pleasant soodsod with fear.. I am authorised to make yea this promise, sod if sows be rogoissd, my life; Any beaver, nay, my Wed, am your imarintess.. Let all be curtrntenstit, joy, aid Swum Vesmordens! forget year misfortunes,—the grist l i ar I a wain poo. Giros st Issodiumters, Womb, 15th December,' JOSS A. II IALZ. LATEST FROM MEXICO. By the United States ship Hornet, Captain Claxton, ,from Vera Cruz, Mr. Leford has received papers and letters to the 25th December, from Mexicii, and 'Pets Cruz Papers to the 4th January. He has furnished us with the following intelligence : The spirit of fanaticism had very much eiminished, so much so, that the new Congress may prepate the way to a confiscation of the property of the Church for the payment r f the priblic debt. The Minister of the Treasury, Don Ignacio Esteva, resigned, after presenting his annual report at tee open in of the new Congress on the Ist of January. it was rumoured that Don Lorenzo Zaval., formerly distinguished Senator from ihe &ate of Yucatan, would be appointed Minister of foreign relations, in the place of Senor Camacho, now absent on a mission to London. Intelligence was received in Mexico on the 24th rit December from the Southern coast, brought by a vessel from the port of Guimas, that war bemern Buenos Ayres and Brasil had been terminated, through the me diation of the English. Mr. Sergeant, Minister from the United States to the Congress at Tecubaya, left Veia Cruz for Mexico, the Ist of January. C-mmodote Porter had sent into Vera Cruz a prize from Cadiz, a Spanish brig, captured off Crepe Antonio, laden with wine and oil, and a schooner ready for sea bouild to the coast of Africa on a slaving expedition' which he tut out from under theguns of the Moto Castle' BRAZIL AND BUENOS AY111.3. elan vie asw real imam,: or rassualv 7. The Edict,' of the Wiliminp,tomiate has received frcim his correspondent a letter, dated the . 31st October, ' which, in ahusion to tie *attain of the Engli.h, to settle the differences between Buenos Ayres and Bra zil, has these observation.; Various propos.nons of peace, it is said, have been made by Lord Pon onby to this Government since his arrival, but all of so unreasonable a nature, as to pr.clude all possibility of their reception. First, [hat • the Banda Oriental be declared independent—that in dependence guaranteed by Great Biitain, whose troops are to campy the places of Monte Video and Colonial, the Republic and the Emperor mutually withdrawing their forces: rejected, as may readily be supposed.-- Then, that the Government pay fifteen millions of dollars, in fifteen annual instalments, as a :mimosa- Lion to the Emperor for the. expenses of the occupr non—the Engli.h, in this case, too, to 11.1 d Monte Video and Coloni or Cydonia alon e, until the pay ment Of the said fifteen million dollars be completed, which they ate to guarantee. • . ',';,MIW -7 )? 0 5 1 ' •,. • 3,174,111411 7 ,74 •11.- . .. .. . ~ .• ll . 1 • . • .1..1.4-.4(4.44 / 1 * ' . 1 : - - NING, MARCH 5, 1827. . . thucE SKYE74l4lttlis - . FRENCH PAPERS. ' ing boats at his own expense, and keeping the inhabl- i • tants of the district in their:obedi e nc e to t h e G overnment . • (men wra wrecto.,o•l2D savriansv.wasen s.) . ST. P81•8118111.1803H Fa ie. . General Mitred°, finding h.ni se zealous, h a d a im e d , „,,,. ~,,,,,, errs .acv a , ai „,,,,,,,, ar a „,, enT ee. hia pro tentpoie Captain Of his di s tric t , and th e Otiose! . i 'l Lieu.. General Prince Ma.lato ff , of er having passed nf Trits-orldontesturnished him with some orientate/I • i the Ara jes, on the 28th Decernher. effected his junction and at ms. Thus ei.coni aged, he 'did considexable with the detachment of Colonel Mitschenko, command service to General Ateredu : furnished him willt in. ing the regiment of infantry of Apcheron, which heal fist mdion rerpecti :g the movements in the North, t come from Djavat. The troop, then advanced rapidly guarded the passage of the Down, and,tatring received by the defile of Dareourte to thy bole river &tabour, an additinn Jo his force, attacked sod defeated some , near - which was encamped a part of the Nonsade tribes Guerillas, aid on the 15th, expelled them from Meta- 1 .'f Schaksevan. Adjaline, and °theta. 'the sudden ap- npico, where be re established the kgitiarantilkivets• . . i l ' pearance of our troops threw these tribes into great con mem, desiring no recoils, ease for all 'hew seteicita,46- 1 • .fission. The cavalry of Lirithaeh and Schirwan, rein cept that the facts might be made public.' I 'forced by the Armenians of K wabagh, sndd •nly‘ at A Project of Law, on t i e r i g s is o f t he aut h ors OA tacked thee camp with success,. and took from dusts editors of printed w. rks, engravings, Re. was reedits 15,000 sheepfltesides *e-nsideraisk :number of cssiaels the Chou:bet of Deputies in the Sitong . f the 20th. and horses. AboutBo(lNonsade families of ICatliWihe' v=eint2==s • • the luid beets tarried beyond th 6 bete int by, gie list- AlittlLlC AS PAPERS. ' • - 1 wads, and offered title sabilledita. anewe .... re pit - ....... • . bacir fabulist pswvirseittf .. .T '.... • .-- .. - . - - . 4 ' . ‘‘':- .'-' " ' COLOMBIA. . . Liras-Oberst . Prince. sclataff. "Saving sensed a . . mast a siesaawaso. :arm or in. U. • report to be spread thatri e imendirsl.6o advance into PROCLAnIATION Of THI LISIRATOk. the Chanate of Talychre, slowly c. , •ntinued his march. COLtiasielfe—Good older and law have restored • their celestial reign in all corners 4 the republic. The in order to induce the Namable ttibes on the borders of Trlyche to take refuge 11) the district of Meschkine, loathsome and sanguinary ..serpent of discord, flies . when it was more easy to attack them ; this plan per - frightened from the centre of Colombia. There is no fectly succeeded. • more an interior enemy r embraces, kisses, tears of joy, , . cries of unbounded pleasure. fill the heart of the coon-- . On entering into the district of hfeschke, during • the night of the lst slannkry, Prince Kadatoff leveled try. This day is the triumph of peace—Grenadines, yorar , ; N '; the arrival of these ?Unlade', and immediately ale- brothers of Venezuela, are, the same as ever, fellow citi.' . 1 - :. • t cached his light easairy and the Armenian infantry to stns, companions in ai ms, sons of the same fate, brotheri; ,t , . - I attack them. The enemy being taken by surprise made in Cucuta, Niguito, Fenequillo, Bamboos. Frochltichina.; - . ss. : :. • ~ but a faint and chart resistance; they had la ism and in the Congress of Glearmear Cucuta, Ballots; IA • , killed and some wounded: on our side we did wit Is co learn mpea ing i , otts ygoiz ia De the na fi n e h ld A of te tory s, , mg and tu i r w aci th a e ps, col ev nc a il has of 'it single a ngle man, and we tank from the aeveral Norma ceased Der dominion: one of your Own brings yeses abe -!. tribes of Schabsevae. 2,000 camels, 50,000 head ;e1 horned cattle, and 80.000 sheep. im am N a d al ., olive branab, that we may, soder its s,hccle, celebrate - occupied the nab tows of Lothar er Lim, is the district the feast of liberty. of penceoted of glory. Let ns fonts- • '', of blesehkitte. - • . . dei in the abyss of time, the year 26 : may one thousand .. Ala-Khan, Governor of this distatet, sad his brother, centurtes distance it from us. 'end may it be lost floe .. Schou‘kuou-Khan, tame and mingled the protentiamef ever is the most ptofoand obscurity. I knew net what 1 Prince Madatoff, who received them-with kisiblegise was p ass i n g , Cdornhiees t leseffee the dare of Soflowe 1 The terror inspired by the appearance of our treefabee' and may their rermemhmee be blotted out for teat . in • : spread is far asthe city of Abar4enin ZadaalleifOu. silence. • . nroulick-Mirza, who occupied it, has fled to Tanis with "Ira Mr 44 l 2l6 ttris.rwto Calwboltsdish• ion I. • .. /ibis family, and the 1,500 regular troops under his cow BOLIVAR. . mend have disbanded themselves. Prince Mariam, We have also received the icillowing font General writes that the road leading to the sown of Labor, and Pace, agreeing in medalist With that of•Birlivar t 1 the pause of Mount Salvatibiliadytehi, areratherdsla me e• WO, OM MM. sou awe COMP cor rig MPS OP "PO * - fin*. .h.Tb.......,c01ita under hi s .„ Ar ___. " 1 " 11 ,......,'" amoun t . ....„ .... ... 1 . 6 " yealannwai.—ne OAT arim su r - .. e ceased— th e Liberate Award 'timers """"""'"' it. ape o f '''' """"' , """" 9 awe Glkoiturs trews die wove of Para, and has down to ow . i tftirtrfive pieces of artillery. • . seettier With tie heart of a Versessetian—of a matel . .4l( CEP • wAstuaGissit. soccer. As erred @this pad *eke% be oilers you Me kissed," - ; 'reieffty-fiveEnglithasest Meting areked bee, who sod vent sarykos we a gamma& H. hes rensevii the lAPPIPAM. MB agard to betid Iftachitses for the mining corps of : dust of !Marl. . ship, 'ldea *rodeo& forMs'eseviece kag rerkool kla to acespes lot Me engem Me astir. carat* terkijOkk 90 .. Ali% P. I4lll9 7P itilli j sla laMilla t iabe' in Ole *done artreng‘e tint‘-en44ooeAt.e*fine et- • - • . peelpiesaererattege idaimil• iteliiii is to Waal Ise inss i ausedoes, tbe amisimai i ic E r mg hoe si vow . seeeiffit eltbe *eat noel esters and *evils; . it will awls (precis of wid th ke so Oleo gave to Me deft el WV* he' published at th e and of Gamy month. sad the int . • . mum with the purest ISte to ore Ms win* napalms Ik ----L.-- -.:11 ..--....- .k- oars. ...0 L........... in 0 5 97, HIGH-HotAIORN; • as alas wkite letters ethist wilt lank sad black, bet plited "Was !serrature. eba sigissiCr sit peller et • bat Ilre liksdrals ebbe /glee** ......k uskagre,p% Wm, 4 F10 11 . 160 0 /0116 faiscit,u4 s ses ti c i = "OPMirptiftig rry..-t-A;4 . • • ENOUSHMEN IN JAL 9. east hennitillalleil•nairmodosor.. It if the fashion for the Euglish to spend this part oft 'the winter in Naples, exposing themselves to the pitiless] ,pelting of hail storms, from which no cloak can screw' them, and which no umbrella can ward off. This winter as well as the last, and I suppose ell the winters of Naples, are ettoogh to step-the journalizing ammo, ritivalid who tiles the ezperiment. We have. all varifebn of climate in the ermine of so day—and such winds, and such hail, and sock rain !—every street p resents an impassable torrent; and it is one of the offices of the Lazzaroni to let out their shoulders to those who are able to pay for being carried over; but all this, bad as it is, snits me better than the damp atmosphere of England. The rain, it is true, does come down in torrents; the thunder does roll its terrible fury over our heads.* . and seldom passes without striking some fated victim; earthquakes not udfrequently make os tremble in our beds: but when all this is over, and It does peso over quickly;the sun shines out again with ▪ charm - that is irresistible; the ail is filled with re hashing sweetoess, and so little remains of the terrible storms, that it is difficult to persuade one's-self that such things have been. AU sorts of titled and distinguished folks have found roost vi. motor: or UMW, Or vas. le. their way here this winter; but I suppose thelise at Al- CHAYBEE OF PEERS, Fea, le. mack's will hardly be sensible of their diminution. We The Marquis of Franco' read a letter from the Mi hare the Prince Leopold; the Member for Durham, nister of Foreign Affairs, who sends to the Chamber by ,Mr. Lambton, and his Lady, who are striking the Nea- order of the Infanta Regent, conformably to Sec. 8, of pelicans dumb with a display of riches and magnificence Art. 75, of the Charter, a copy of the Convention, 'hitherto unknown on these shover ; Marquises and signed at Brighton the 19th of January, and ratified by Countesses, Bishops, Baronets, and Ladies, and every her Highness on the 6th instant, for the maintenance of -variety of titled and untitled opulence. One Gentle- the British troops so long as they shall be in Portugal. man has left a good estate and comfortable fire-aide, The Convention, in nine Articles, was read, and, on the, and is travelling for no other purpose than to ?scorn- motion of the Pr. silent, ordered to be deposited in the mend every body to t ike mustard-seed! " Mustard- Archives of the Chamber{. seed," he says, " taken in the dose of a tahle-spoonfoll, CHASPER OF DEPUTIES, P. 17. three time a day, will cure all disordea, and make mee A letter was read from the Minister of the Interior, live many mote years than their fathers did before with the proceedings of the Municipalities and other thefts r Another individual in Ad, orders has op ob- papers coming from the rebels, which he had been asked jest for movingifrom place to place but La Postal He for, on the Motion of Senhor Magelhaes. The Minister followed her horn Loudon to Paris, and from Paris to said, they were all he had its his office. They were re- Naples. The time of his stay in every place is regulated ferred to the Seeretaties of the Chamber to be entwined. by her engagements with the stage-managers. Another, Seem: Magelhaes mated for other pope's of the educated for the Scottish church, has been out to Con- same description, and also for copies of those taken in stantinople, and become quite fascinated with the the baggage of the Viscount de Monte:Alegre, and,' AO EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famou s f or d o c tr i nes an d di sc ipl es o f M a h ome t. H e h as un d ergon • a f ter so m e oppo s itio n , it was agree d by t h e Ch a mb er tq caring, in all its stages, the VENEREAL DISEASE the ceremony of initiatiota, and declares that, it he apply for the production of these paled.Ooe small Pill is a dose, and the takin g o f one B ox, in a reheat reaches at all, he will woke the Koran his teat-book I In the Sittin of the Chamber of Peers, on the 21st, cos, will soots convince the patient of th e certa i nty of hi s g ercus rr y. N ot hi ng can b e better "ntlivell, more safe, or now t N.iples is rich just now, in dreamers and enthusiasts. the Project of Law on the Endowment of the Royal coioinient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go journion A perpetual interest is now kept up in Pompeii for Family was opposed by 38 votes to two. The Articles *to it needs no confinement nor restraint of Diet; and though the Government does bat little, there is just were discussed separately in the following Sitting, and tiny years experience (in an extensive practice) has proved that it enough done to keep expectation alive. You have all approved. eta • duet a Cure when repeated Salivation and all ether methods mg whin. Far he Scurvy and ether ( " traffics' Di sorders, heard of the olives that have been found in pickle, so In the Chamber of Deputies the discussion of the this Medi c i ne h as not i ts parallel. Upwards of so,ooo person fresh as not to have lost their form and sub s tance. Project of Law on the inviolability of the house of the o .iw b ., sto Witzn th esls e ave been radically cured of th e a b ove cru d (User- Nei paiatings of var i ous mer i t are still found oft the citizen. forietors, T. T ia A st Y ri Ltl t l and S I. OI. I 4 Pr IT b of the M red and sold by the auk ewal OA- walls of every fresh house that is unearthed by the The Gazette to 24th of Feb. inclusive, contains no toed& H ouse , N o. 9, N End ---' in labourers. Whatever other qualities these pictures may further news of the operations of the army, only a letter ryeons,New east:vet, Boxes of only as. eack, duty included.—N.B. Two back wank they are never wanting in grace. Taste was from Major-General Axe: edo, dated head-quarters at by vod I.ghts in tie Passages at aight.—They are alas sold, Cc' tainly more generally diffused among the ancients Lamego, 17th February, gives an account of the good " a PPolstment • with copious dirccdoos, at the Toy-ohop. than it ever has been in modern times; but with them conduct of Senhor Bernardo Antonio Soares, who had wl Mr. Disbinvu . od sh . st N E T- 7, iFhb-street-hill, there were some observations. A most paltry fountain been intrusted by the Marquis d'Angeje with the de _ • sawn , b y one *repo n every con. •" - "Tanif Fowls is Grew ikitain and Ireland. Adeke gratis to safely coined our, and many disgusting exhibitions in the fence Of a bridge. This individual, a land-owner, hod the above, or otker of the Proprietor's Ifoueines. most public parts of the city abundantly prove this. made gteat exertion among the.peasantry, arttl,tollert, At Madrid the winter continues to be one of the most severe, as well m the longest, that has been in Spain for many years. It is constantly raining or snowing, not only in Madrid and the northern provioces,but even in Andalusia. A violent tempest at Barcelona sunk. a great many vessels with their crews. The Manorial Berdeleis of the rnh of February says, Silveira and his parsisans were advancing victoriously inwards Oporto, on the 4th of this month, when they soared a terrible defeat, sad were compelled to return to the frostier". Them is as immense number of Royal ists in Galicia. Their cavalry has suffered but little, and they have still a corps of 4,000 or 5.000 men fit for ac tion:. General Eguia, who commands that province, has in consequence of this event hastened his departure for the Army of Observation, the head-quarters of which are at Grease: he set out yesterday. Letters from Prussia say, that Prince Psalm Mus. ken, who was married to the daughter of the late Prince Hardenberg, has divorced her to marry the widow of King Christophe, a neves' of Haytt; who is still young, if we may believe the Ger Man cprrespondent. 11111H9P PORT RUS'S SUMMARY, WIT/1 QUESTIONS. 11iis day was published, price Ss. in boards, the 16th &Woo, of ASUMMARY of tbssfRINCIPAL EVIDENCES tic the Tratkand °mime Origin of the Minden Revelation. By the Las SILILBY PORTELIS, . .Mishap of Loudon. Er To which aro, nem Um added Marginal Notes and Q 161111• h u e, on th e propplitbasist paciliarly adapted for the Insarection of , ining Persons. Printed for T. Cede& strand, London; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, by same Author, 1. lamas es Se. Id azssow's tiosem e Two Vole. 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