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FRENCH JOURNALS. Einte our laft we have received Paris Journals to the roth, Dutch to the 17th, and the Harelter:h Car. reffrendew of the gth, from which we have given in our preceding columns, every thing worthy of notice. .luft as this Paper was going to prefs we received Paris Journals to the t sth inlLant. They prefent the following articles : Paul, May to.—The diplomatic relations between France and Turkey will be fuon eftablilbed on the old footing. The Ottoman Porte, after having ac knowledged the prefent titles of the Emperor of France, has appointed a new Ambaffador, and the French Emperor, followlng this example, has ap pointed a new Ambaffador to Conllantinople. His Majelly has named as focceffor to Marfbal Bayles, the General of Divifion, Ss BASTIAN t, fo well known from the travels he made in the Levant after the peace of Amiens. Mar t French frigate, the Topsze, which was at Lithos, after having efeaped the vigilance of the two Englifh frigates which blockaded her there, arrived at Breit on the 3d init. During her voyage the Top= took and burnt three Englifh veffila--113 prifoners were the fruits of there captures. Basis, May 4.—The merchants of Babe, whofe goods were fequetlrated at Neufchatel, allembled immediately after the hqueltratinn, and drew up a Petition, which, after being iigned by the Landam man, was tranfmitted to Paris to be delivered to the Emperor and King. This Petition was very ill re. ceived. A Courier arrived at Bafle foon afterwards, with letters ftom Talleyrand. Their contents are not of. ficially known, but we know that they demanded the immediate arreft and punifhment of the Petitioners. The arreft was immediately put in execution, and the decree ilued for the arreft of Meffrs. C.hrillophe Bourcard, du Fofre; Bourcard, du Seegerbof ; Freres Merian ; Coufins Marian : Sehonauer-Battier ; Ifelin and Ryhiner; Ryhiner- Holman, de Saint-Alban ; Bifchoff-Bultorf ; and the Jew Roof. They ware taken into ettflody, and examined by the Stathalter Gydfenorfer. They were afterwards yet at liberty, on finding bail, but with an order to Confine thesoftives to their own honfes. The trial of Lord Mazvizzs concluded on Satur day, but the proceedings are not to be publifhed until the Peers fhall have given their decifion, which it is type led they will do on Wednefday fe'nnight. Lord Mezvizzi's deportment was, as ufual, firs and manly. His Lordfhip appeared in good (picks, and took notes of Mr. WHI 's difcourfe. *swam TIMM', of the County of Wicklow, Efir Is returned to ferve in Parliament for the County of Wicklow, in the room of the Right Hon. Gloats Poo sonar, srho, finee his elation for the Paid county, has accepted the office of Lord High Chancellor of Ireland. THE Pasts, fte..—Yeflerday the Parks and Ken fington Gardens were very fully and fafltionably at. tended. The Peirce entered Hyde Park on bode back at four o'clock : he rode a beautiful grey charger, and was attended only by a fingle groom. A letter from Dover, dated May 17, contains the following intelligence By an American fchoo. tier, arrived yetlerday from St. Michael's. it appears there has been a hurricane; moll of the veffels load. ing there were blown out of the Roads ; and the (choosier loft both her anchors and cables. She was the firft of the fleet bound to London, with fruit. An American brig from Cadiz, and another from Lao°, tame up in the afternoon from the River." The Eliza. Hussy, from Jamaica for (tiebee, was deferted at fel on die 12th of March, having loft her malts, and having five feet water in the hold. The Trufty, SMITH. from Jamaica for Halifax, is loft in the Gulph ; and the brig Minerva, of and for Quebec, was on (bore near the Trutty, on the nth of March. The Jonge James, Bosnia*, from Jerfey for Lit bon, is captured and carried into Vigo. Cargo condemned. A few veal* for England, and a convoy, failed from Smyrna on the gosh of March. The THastss frigate arrived on Tuefday in Leith toads, and brought in with her the Donnertlern Dutch Greenlandman. outward bound, detained un. der a Bremen flag. The Lama (loop of war failed from Leith Roads, in fearch of a privateer ken off the Red Head. Cafar Belk-ilk NAVAL. APPOINTMENTS. Cnitain Sir TllO6lllll HARDT, to the Triuniph, of pa guns. C a ptain Loss, from the Porpoise, to the Captain, of 74 guns. Captain Rog mar Bennis, nephew to Lord G Oran the Brilliant. to the Pomona. Hon. C Bort.s, to the Royal Wirlians. Lord Coc nnnnn to the Shannon. of 38 guns, jolt Launched. Non. Certain B to the Crocodile, of sa guns. Captain Era mint to the Scorpion, vice Clittaa, promoted. Captain CNA w !lAN to the Amelia frigate. Captain Coc nnnnn to the Jafon. Captain Sarr4 to the Malabar, on the Jamaica ftation, tyke Nall, who is come in. Captain ATSCOO cm to the Sneed& Captain B to the Implacable. 74, late it Duguay Trouin. Captain Hum 'sagas to the Leander. Captain t r LANOKORMI to the Iris. Captain incur (who fo valouroufty defended the Arrow in the Mediterranean, and for which be was putted) to the lit illiant. Captain Lys to the Tarpactiore. Captain Do STARK to the Avon. Captain Srowar has reigned the Pennon, owing to ill health, and isfuecetded in the command of that frigate by Capt. Fahtc. Sir H. B. NIALZ ill about to refign the London, of 98 guns, for a feat at the Admiralty Board, but re• tams his yacht. L'Aratcaani frigate, of go guns, is nearly ready at Chatham, and will be commiffioned by her old Commander, Captain Thin ft As MAN b y. The gallant Captain HA MON th we are grieved to Rate, is compelled to refign the command of the LsvaLy frigate, from ill health. The VICTORY, of too guns, and old Hiss, of ao guns, will be commaoned early in June. Neuric4L the homeward•bouad fleet was to fail from Port Royal. Jamaica, on the ad of April", and from the place of rendezvous on the Bth. The RIVIIARD [loop of war was to be one of the convoy. A num. ber of the enemy's privateers are cruizing in thee leas. The D frigate arrived at Madeira the 17th of April. On the toth, in lat. 3t N. long 14, aW law a fleet of thirteen fail ; ten of them appeared to be of the line. The DRYAD! Made fignals, which they did not anfwer ; in confequence of which Cap tain Dausistorio difpatched the 2Eozus frigate to Lord Cozziwcwooo, and a Guerniey cutter which was at Madeira, to the Cape of Good Hope. The (hips teen by the DIYADI are fuppofed at Lloyd's to have been the outward bound Eaft India fleet, which left Portfmouth on the 3oth of March. The Barton, Capt. CH.' sas, is arrived at Liver pool from Barbadocs, which place the left on the ad of April, in company with the Jane, Js , (fup pofed to be off Liverpool) and brings an account of the arrival there of the Caisana man of war with the fleet under her convoy which failed from Portfmouth on the 28th of January lat, part of thofe for Jamaica had proceeded en their voyage, trader convoy, previous to the 28th March. A French corvette, with a Mail from France in 3o days paffage, is captured and fent into Barbadoes. FALMOUTH, May t6.—Arrived the Danifll galliot Die Liebe, Gar, from Saloe, with wine, brandy, Scr. Danifh brig Triton, Mos. zra, from Gallipoli, with oil, &c. detained by the Hero privateer, of Plymouth; American 'lip Wallington, ADawa , from Palermo, with fulphur and (humac, detained by the Union pri vateer, of Guernfey; Danifh galliot Anna Chrifliana, HALM, from Gallipoli, with oil, &c. detained by the Minerva privateer ;Samfund, of Chriflianfand, sow, with wine and brandy, detained by the Hero privateer ; Swechlb brig Nordftern, Baarazzo, from Oporto, with cocoa (hells; Little Chemb, BaNDITCH, from Meffina and Gallipoli, with oil, &c. ; Princefs Amelia packet, S , from Jamaica, in forty.five days; and the Eliza, &owls, from Meflina, for Altona, detained by the Eolus privateer. Sailed this morning his Majefty's (hip llama, of 38 guns, Captain blizziros, and Coczaraica brig, with about fifty fail of yards for the Mediterranean, amongfl which are fizteen tranfports, having troops on board.—Wind N. W. PLYMOUTH, MAY 17.—Came in the PIMA, of to guns, from the fleet off Cadiz, with difpatches; Spa- pith fchooner Vandagori of 14 guns, and 83 men, from Bourdeaux, captured by the V110111I• frigate. Sailed the Basra, of t 8 guns, with a fleet under con voy to the eaftward. Came in the Trafalgar and Indefatigable privateers from a cruise ; Ranger cut ter from the weftward. Sailed the Sr. Gsnaot, of yo guns. to Join the Channel Fleets Am's. of 36 guts, on a cruise; Asstroat, ditto; Haasactins, of t 4 guns, with a fleet under convoy to the weftward. The fquadron under the command of Rear Ad miral Sir R. J. Sr-ascii**, confifting as under, are expelled to fail to-morrow, and their deflination is Lod to be the Eaft Indies, viz. Guru. 84 Audacious 74 &lima 74 Melampua ye Decade 74 Came in the following Danifh vet Tels Hanfoo, from Cone, bound to Stettin, with brandy e. detained by the Attlee frigate. Gdde Hatife, Bonner, from Malaga, bound to Lubec, with Inc, detained by the T rafalgar privateer. Elizabeth, Brandt, from Leghorn, bound to Bremen, with wine due. detained by the Topase frigate. Twerde Verner, Moldt, from Cette, bound to Lubec,with wine, /Lc. detained by the Alcmene frigate. Two Friends, Roelof.. from Smyrna, bound to Rotterdam, with cotton, &c. detained by the Indefatigable privateer. Auditor, Kruese Alkolm, from Salo, bound to Brume, with brandy, detained by the Lively privateer. Hercules, Grufe, from Markilles, bound to Ha burgh, with brandy; and the Indultria, Fidler, from Cette, bound to Bremen, with brandy, detained by the Alcmene frigate. Genius, Hanlon, from Barcelona, hued to Altona,with brandy, detained by the Toone frigate. Meecurius Mortar, from Terragona, bound to Copenhagen, with brandy , detained by the Indefatigable privateer. Fortuna, Samplon, front Cette, bound to aunburgh, with brandy, detained by the Alive frigate. Maria Louifa, Helen, from Santa CRIS, bound to Copenhagen, wfAh fugar, Ste. detained by the Betfey privateer. Amu Margarettra, Roftoek, from Gallipoli, bound to Ham burg!, with oil, detained by the Trafalgar privateer. Fortuna, Hyer, from Gallipoli, bound to Hambargh, with oil, detained by the Linn privateer. Hoffnung, Krout, from Barcelona, bound to Lubec, with wine; detained by the Lion privateer. Fnigbeten, Conan, from Menton, bound to Copenhagen, with fruit ; detained by the Lion privateer. Thefeus, Janfen, from Salo, bound to Copenhagen, with brandy ; detained by the Seeley privateer. Lelghtlicin, Johanfen, from Cette, bound to Copenhagen, with brandy ; detained by the Bartley privateer. Elizabeth Chriftiana, Barenholdt, from Tridte, bound to Ton. omen, with fruit; detained by the Bracy privateer. Retaliation, Purbeck, from Cede, bound to Handurgh, with brandy; detained by the Alcmene frigate. Marianne. Hellion, from Cate, bound to Koninefbure, with wins; detained by the Alive frigate. Fortuna, Pettrfon, firm Malags, bound to Dantsick, with wine ; detained by the Topme frigate. Anna Fortuna, A. F. Campen, from Cette, bound to Hamburgh, with brandy, detained by the Waive frigate. Harnefiord, Cukorog, from Marfeilks, bound to Lubec, with brandy, detained by the Trafalgar privateer. Torbeek, from Cette, bound to Her/11)0:1h, with brandy, detained by the Alcmene frigate. Fortuna, Hammlief, from Leghorn, bound to Cop.-auger', with brandy, detained by the Thomas and John privateer. Pappenburg Freyda, Kamen, from Marmot, bound to Poppets burg, with fatt, detained by the Atalanta POITSMOUTH, MAY 18....5ir J. B. W yet terday evening (truck his flag, and went to London. The Mvuctrav frigate. Capt. FILLY, is appointed convoy to the Mediterranean. The CAPTAIN, of 74 guns, and Vigilant prifon (hip, were yefterday no. docked, and the DOMISIGAL and ROYAL OAII taken into dock. Arrived yeflerday the Bata f1, , 0p from Cush; and today the Aar /cleaner frum a cruise., Guns. 74 7• 36 36 Triumph Terrible Montague and Hind, CLaar, from Oporto.:—Sailed yettertlay the H gun brig with a convoy for Plymouth and Cork ; the Mersin bomb, Capt. Cowres, with a convoy for the Downs ; Camel florellitp for Wool with, and PE LT t a gun brig on a cruize. Yellerday went ont of harbour the CHlLl:outs (loop, and the CHARVILL came in. The BRITANNIA and Dir SAD xotroirr men of war, and three prizes from Gibral tar, are put under quarantine. Dove', MAY 57.—Patred by this morning the (hip Amphitrite, with too prifoners from the Cape of Good Hope, bound to Holland. Sailed this day the brig Nordflern, of Kragarfe, Captain Caw, for the Mediterranean, in ballatt ; alto the NILE cutter, on a cruize. DIAL, Mar t7.—Arrived the BLANCH It frigate from the Nore. Sailed the Vssu•tos bomb, with a convoy for Portfmouth ; alfo the Sayszurs flap on a cruize off Boulogne. Arrived laft night the Dit patch tranfport from Portfmouth, and failed this morning for the River.—The Union cartel has ar rived in the Downs from the Cape of Good Hope, with about tgo prifoners, which are to be landed in Holland ; the was boarded off St. Helena by a French fqnadron, which would not fuffer her to go on, but proceeded with her to leeward of the Mend, and then let her depart on her voyage. The French Officers that boarded the Union laid the fquadron was going to the Brazils. The Amphitrite alto rived this day from the Cape, with prifoners, but (he was not boarded by the French fquadroe. Sailed through the Downs, the Eliza, DOGGIITT for America ; Flaw gun brig, with difpatches for the cruizers off Calais ; and the Paosrsao bomb, with the Lord Eldon EaR Indiaman, and the Mt of the outward bound under convoy, for Portfmouth. Ar rived the STAG and SWALLOW revenue cutters, from a cruize • and a gun brig with a large Danifh (hip, which th e has detained, and remain in the Downs with the tett of the (hips as per haft, and feveral trent' ports from the Cape of Good Hope, with Dutch pri loners, bound to Holland. Wind N. E. PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE MAY s 7. ADMI OPTICS ' MAY, ty, tBc6. Copy of a Letter from Vice Admiral Lord Collingwood, Com mander in Chief of his Ma;eity's Ships and Vdfels in the Me diterra can, to William Madden, Efq dated an board his Ma jetty's Ship Queen, off Cadiz, April 19th, 1806. Sir—l have am tatistsetioa to acquaint you, for the Lords Commitiloners of the Admiralty, that his Majefty's Chip the Re• nominee, Captain Sir Thanes Livingßone, (one of the Ones Ra tioned off Carthagena, for the purpafe of watching the enemy's iquadron,) on the 4th infirm, captured the Span& brig of war the Vigilante; for the particulars of which, I refer you, Sir, to the kidded copy of Captain Sir Thomas Livingflooe's letter. I am, at. (Signed) coLuticwoon. His Majefty's Ship Renommee. at Anchor, Europa Point, W. N. W. One Mile, April s, 1806. My Lord—l ioformed your Lordthip by the Nau TILT'S ; that on the third inftant, two Spanith (hips of the line, a frigate and brig, same out of the port of Carthagena, having under their protection a few (mall coatters, and that the (hips of the line and fri. gate chaced us to the Southward, while the brig and convoy 'leered along (bore to the Wettward, the wind being North Latterly. Finding that the Re. Norma had left the Spanith (hips a great ditto.= a.tlern, I made fail as loon as it was dark for Cape de Gate, in the hope of cutting off the brig, and is this I was not difappointed, for at two A. M. an the 4th jam, we Caw the brig anchor under fort Calleretes, diftaut from it about two cables length. I was pre vented by baffling winds, from getting up to her for three quarters of an hour, but when we did get up, ber fire was loon filenced, and the was in our poffef fion at half pall three : the batteries on the (Dore be gan to fire as loon as we were within reach, and continued doing it till we were out of their range.— There were two gun boats with the brig that fired a few (hot at firft, but they Coon ceafed, and I believe ran on the beach. The brig was in the aft of warp ing on fhore when we commenced firing, but fortu nately we cut the warp, and thereby prevented her getting on (bore. lam happy to fay in this affair we fultained little or no damage, and had only two mcn wounded. The brig proved to be the Vigilante, be longing to his Catholic Majefty, commanded by DR NATIO DON JOSITM lotus mounting eighteen guns, viz. twelve a-pounders, long guns, and fie 24 -pounders, (hotter, with a crew of to 9 men, and is well calculated for his Majefty's fervice. She had one man killed and three wounded in the fray; her maininatt went overboard loon after we took polfeffinn ; and the foremaft was nearly sharing the fame fate, I therefore took her in tow, and bore up for this anchorage, where I arrived this day ; and I was the more induced to take this meafure, as, upon our appearance off Cape de Gam, all the Beacons towards Carthagena were fired, and I did not know how near the !hips which had chaced us the day be fore might be, I hope therefore your Lordthip will approve of my having fo done. I have reafon to be well fatisfied with my officers and crew on this °tea ; their Ready and well.diredted fire did them great credit. As foon as the prifoners are landed, &c. I mall return to my Ration. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) Tao. Livittosroas. Copy of a Letter from Commodore Sir Home Popham to William Madden Efq. dated en board his Majcity's Ship Diadem, Table Bay, March 4, iBo6. Sir—l beg you will do me the honour to inform my Lords Commiffioners of the Admiralty, that, at nine this morning, a (hip was difcovered coming from the fouthward under a prefs of fail, and loon after, two more ; one of which the Station on the Lion's Rump reported to be of the line, and an enemy's (hip, upon which I diretted the Damson and LEDA to Clip, and keep on the edge of the South Latter, which had partially let in on the eaft fide of the bay. At eleven the headmoft (hip hoilled French colours, and Rood towards the DIADEM ; and, by this time, I was fatisfied from the judicious manoeuvres of the (hips in the offing, that they could be no other than the RAisotAsLit and the NAILCISS U 4. At twelve the French frigate paired within hail of the Dtansra, when we changed our colours from Dutch to Engiith, and directed her to ftrike, which the very properly did immediately, and I fent the Honourable Captain Potter, who was (crying with me as a volunteer, to take poffeffion of her. She proved to be la Vo!on. taire ; is nearly eleven hundred tons, and mounts 46 guns, with a complement of 360 men on boa d. I ' congratulate their Lordlhips that, by this ca ture, hundred and feventeen men. who oodentantmogenotsf twoof the Queen's and 34th regiments, were taken in two trantports in the Bay of Bikay, are mitered to his Majefty's fervice. I have she ho. sour to be, atc. (Signed) MOM MIAMI. Kif CORN PiCiniANGE, MAY r 9. There is hut a moderate fupply of Wheat arrived to-day, and the trade is heavy of file, at fmall varia tion. Some tew fine famples exceed the quotation — Barley in plenty and lower—Malt likewife—But few White Peas, and thole dearer—Oats are in middling fupply ; the beA are fearee, and ales as under—la Flour little variation. Ott. RAL etIRRE'ICT Al UNDFR : Wheat, 6u 74s Sas per. gr. Grey Pure 3as 37s od FOC Ditto, 84, 87s o 1 Beans, aos 46s cd Rye, ea 45$ Tick Ditto, 3os 361 Barley, stis yp od Oats. FIR 2411 29S Malt, 64s 7C4 ad Poland ditto 30s ass od White PoLfe, 421 48s Rape Seed, col OCI I.R JCR Of FLOUR. Pine Iloer 70f to 75$ Seconds 631 to 7os per fact. ___ =7 11 ; ROTAL Ar . ADEMr. EXHIBITION—MAY. 18 , -A. 187. The Mother finding ber Infant playiag with tbs Talons of the Dead Dragon.—H. Turmas w, R. A.-- This fubjeift, from Spencer's Faerie "lateen, is tinely imagined, and executed throughout in a very bold 111 k. The apprehenfion of the mother for the fafety of her beloved offspring is well expreffed, not only in her features, but in her whole deportment, and the intereiting figure of the child forms .n admirable con trail to that of the dead monfter, ftretched in terrific grAutleur by its fide. to. Portrait of W. 19Yre, term being in hie hundredth year.—Mil; SF IL MU RY. •••Thif is an unaffurning title attached to a vti y pleating compnfition, of which the portrait of the venerable old man forms but a Inuit part : it is, however, made the principal figure, exe cuted with great delicacy and precifion, and beanti. fully coloured.—The fcene of the picture reprefents the interior of a cottage, with Appropriate houfehold utenfils, &c. all very faithtolly delineated. 41.2. 7wo Girl, applying for ildmiffion at a Hoeft of Proftaion for deflituft Female: of Charaaer.-.—SAIIIII ARTIST.—A very interelting defign, coloured with all that fimplicity and truth which diflinguifh the production of this lady, who feldom fails in porfuit of her objcCl, except when the attempts the higher department of the art. 7. Onfet of the Battle of Trafalgar —R. DOOM—The 'Lips in this work appear to be exaely arranged in double line of battle, according to the Gazette se count of the glorious contat it records ; they are alfo correElly painted in regard to rigging,&c. and are faid to be all portraits. The piaure, hoviever,though well coloured upon the whole, wants force, for the fitua tioti which it occupies in the micht of a number of other productions of a more glaring charafter. - - 88, 89—Chrifi iaiirvaiag tvicodefaus.—St. Ago.", mthr.t. An Athdliert—H. 'Feistier, R.A.—From the faze of thefe piaures, the only two exhibited by Mr. T. we are led to conceive that they are intended to form the bafis of Larger works. They exhibit much chaßity of defign and dignity of compofition, but in the colouring the artilt has not laboured with equal advantage, though the clair ofcare in both is extremely good. Thete may be cunfisleted as the only fubthautes for fuch produtlions as Mr. Weft ufually fet before us. We lament, fincerely, on this account, his abfence. 153. Pop's Belinda—•T. STOTHARD, R. A.—This is the only pifture Mr. S. has thought proper to exhi bit, and had it never teen the light, the well-earned reputation of the artia would have tiood more fairly in view than it does by its obtrutien—it is full of la boured nothingnels. - - - - 133. Portrait of Mr. Tram—J.Oris , R. A. This without being an eta& facimik of the highly refpec table artill, whole tame is inferted above, is fame. thing better from its preferring the mental cbataler of the man. as it appears delineated by nature in his features. The colouring of this piaure throughout is in Mr. Opie's very belt manner. too. Morning, with an old Abbey.—P. J. Da Lou. rn seaman. R. A. A fine fober tone of colouring pervades this piaure. The light Peen through the ruined windows of the building, and the building itfelf, exhibit wonderful proofs of the (kill of the ar till. Perhaps it may be raid, that the green tints on the fore-ground are not littficiently varied, but that fore-ground, in other refpeas, is extremely well ma. naged. 158. A rural Senst...-S•141 ARTIST. This, though a manerly produaion in regard to execution, is greatly inferior to the preceding, both in deign and colouring. We here clole our account of Louther bourg's labours He exhibits but three pilures. 120. ?be Children in the reed.—W. Owes. R. A. " Children in a Wnod," would be a more appropri. ate title to this piaure, for tho' well conceived, and painted with all the force, animation, and beauty that diftinguifb the produaions of this artill in general, it is dellitute of pathos. Two lovely children are reprefented comfortably fleeping on a bank, with the full glow of health beaming in their faces, but they do not appear the detlitute and worn out viaims of cruelty deferibed in the old ballad. Either the painter has not chofen a good point of time, or has altogether miltaken his fubjea. of which 'wefts.- ?licit y, and not Arcadian &game, is the leading feature. 21.1. el Sleeping Nyrnpb.—J. H , R. A.— This piaure, both in regard to delizn and colouring, is a very confpicuous objea in the Exhibition ; it is however, not new to the Public, bong either a copy. or the old piaure, with alterations, of a Venus, by the fame artitt, of which there is already a pint pub- Itihed.—lt is neverthelefs evidently improved in all its parts. notwithltandit!g the modeily of the new title. The fiat is peciniarly fine, and well contra& est with the back ground. which is rich and appro . priate. a ry. Portrait of Lady Caroline ..Frereer ar an Angel, R. Coswar, R. A.—This Veteran of the Art poll leaks fo much real knowledge, of which, as if carelefs of fame, he makes no ufe, and is of himfelf a crea ture of such urbane manners, that we cannot bring ourfelves to fay any thing hard: of his produaions hut Purely the kind of c.-liering dttlaled over this piaure is fuch as cannot beaupputed to Cult any being, ' either in heaven above. or the earth beneathi—and therefore he may gallantly emtend, a taws adatilla• at objett of idolatry 1 I IN I Iv i kg - •t f