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This day was published, In Three Vola.l2mo. price 21 Is. • EVAN STOkIES, selected from the Works of Ur H o ffman, De is Motte Fouque, Pichler, Kruse, and others. By R. P. GILLIES, Esq. printed for William Blackwood, FAtinbursh ; and T. aadell, Strand, London. An Eitensive GALLERY, Encompassing the South Front of the Mansion, which connects this Suite ,of Apartments; Principal Bed Chamber and Dressing Room; School Room, and Water Closet. In the Basement, an excellent Range of Domestic Offices, and Sleeping Apartments suited to the Establishment. Detached Stabling for Ten Horses, Four Coach Houses, with _ at my own charge that corps., There I had likewise die singular honour of kissing his Royal hand, and that of the most Selene Prin. cesses, the Princess of Beira and the Infar.ta of Spain. having been on that occasion required by die first to take the command in second, and to considir as General ie . Chief my nephew, the Marquis of • Chatty, that being the sovereign will of his Ca tholic Majesty, to which I submitted without any hesitation. In the mean time Viscount de Villa Garcia exerted himself in Portugal in perfect concert with me, to enlarge the Royalist patty, and to excite the spirit of the people in favour of a cause as sacred as it is legiti mate. There, having obtained his object, and having, procured some assistance for the troops, he set out to pin me, arriving in the Spanish territory on the 23d Oct: I had at length the great glory of obtaining in the month of November, the necessary permission for the departure of our troops for this kingdom, and having .been enabled to treadon the desired soil of Portugal.l bad the happiness of gaining fruits for the cause of the tree and the only legitimacy ; on the 22d of that month, when we spent the night in Mofreita, armed and accou teed. On the following morning, after a march of more than three leagues, we fought the hard-contested battle with the division 'of Valdez, and the soldiers of the garrison of Bragania, the titular cradle of thedynasty of our adored King, who, in spite of the most ob stinate resistance, yielded to the valour of the - Royalists, and,shut themselves up in the Castle, viler:, holding out till 26th, they surrendered themselves pt i,oners of war, preserving only their lives, and the baggage belonging io'the private property of the Officers. The. . Royalist forces thus being crowned-by the GOD of . Vic- - tory, in spite of tbe. occupation of the province of Tras.os-Montes by two Constitutional divisions, under the command of Correa de Mello and Brigadier •Clats dine, the whole province declared itself, with the rapidity of electricity, from one extremity to the other. in favour of the good and sacred cause; and over the whole of it was successfully proclaimed Don Miguel the First, as our legitimate King and Lord and your Majesty, as his Vicegerent, the Regent of these King doms, during his absence. The administration of this oath I superintended, along► with my 6'o:her, as Vice. President of the Supreme Provisional Government, in many towns; and in others the Justices proceeded to • do so, according to circumstances. Your Majesty will perinit me, out of a feeling of zeal and truth, to call your Royal attention to the said Mar. quis of Chaves, who, having wandered moch from reason, and lost that portion of intellect with which GOD more or less had endowed him, was always with the division as a nominal Chief, though the orders of the day, in spite of him, evinced the will of his uncle, the Viscount de Canellas. William Barnet, Sheerness, Kent, draper, from March 9, to April 20, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners ofßankrupts, Basing. hall-street. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Joseph Musgrave Brantley, Yorkildre, cloth-manufact urer. William Bird, Cheltenham, Glodeekershire, plasterer. BANKRUPT& Thomas Nosworthy Heyward, Tomes, • Devonshire, grocer and baker, to surrender, March 16,17, and April 13, at eleven, at the Somerset Arms Inn, Bridgetown. Anomie', Mr. Joseph Blake, Essex-street, Strand; or Mr. Taunton, Totnes. Richard Potter, East Teignmouth,--. Devonshire,ship-builder, March 14,15, at twelve, and April 15, at fi ve, at he Half Moon Inn, Exeter. Actor:ties, Mr. James • Here, Serle-street, Lin coln's Inn-fields; or Mr. Thomas Bartlett, West Teignmouth. George William Breirey, Manchester, dr a per, March 9, 16, and April 13, at eleven, at the Court of Commissioners of Bank rupts, Basinghall-street. Attornies, Messrs. Crowder and Co. Lothbury. John Drummond. late of Brown's-lane, Spltalfields, distiller, March 9, 13, and April 13, at eleven, at the Court , of Commis ,. 'loners of Bankrupts, BasinghaU-street. Attorney, Mr. Bretton, Broad-street. William Jordan, Leeds, Yorkshire, joiner and builder, March 14, 15, at eleven, and April 13, at ont, at the Court House, Leeds. Attornies, Messrs. Smithson and CO. New Inn ; or Mr. Dunn ing, Leeds. Thomas Robinson, Birkby, Yorkshire, woolstapler, March 21, 22, and April 13, at eleven, at the Cou r t Home, Leede. Anomie', Mr. Charles Wilson, Southampton-street, Bloomsbury ;or Messrs. Coupland and Co. Leeds. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. William Henry Marshall, Princes-street, Lambeth, ship-owner and broker, is in insolvent circumstances, and unable to meet his engagements with his creditors.-Filed February 24. Thomas Stabb, Torquay, Devonshire, wine-merchant, is in insol vent circumstances, and unable to meet his engagements with bit creditors.-Filed March 1. DIVIDENDS to be made in BASING HALL-STREET. March 15, Thomas Garlick, Fleet-asarket, undertaker, at eleven. Mara S 3, John Berry, Hasegdam wine merehant, at eleven. March 25, Geo. *own. ffiromberreet. St. James's. Westminster., upholsterer, at eleven. Mardi 23, John Griffin and John Moore Adams, Strand, goldsmiths, at one. March 23, John Wells and William Onyon, Bishopegate-street Without, wooliendrapers, at twelve. March 27, John Dallisson Brqwne. Walthamstow Essex, surgeon, at nine. March 30 , Martin Haywood, Woolstreet, Cheapside, warehouseman, at eleven. March 23, William Baker, Lloyd's Coffee-house, and of Newington-green, insurance broker, at ten. March 23, John Carruthers, Leadenhall-street, tea dealer, at eleven. March 27, Joseph Proctor, Wardour-street, Oxford - street, wine merchant, at ten. Marc h 23, Archibald Sinclair, Castle-court, Birchin-lane, merchant, at eleven. DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY. March 30, Isaac Meer!, Hawkesbury, Gloucestershire, draper, at one, at the Commercial.rooms, Corn-street, Bristol. April 9, John Railton Greases and Thomas Michael Prescott, Liverpool, brokers, at one, at the George Inn. Liverpool. March 27, Wilson Bragg, Whitehaven, Cumberland grocer, at ten, at the office of Messrs. Hodgson and Son, solicitors, Whitehaven. March 27, William Roberts, late of Nettlebed, Oxford, victualler, at eleven, at the Woolpack Inn, Reading, Berks. March 29, Jos. Mayson, Keswick, Crosthwaite, Cumberland, mercer and draper, at eleven, at the Globe Ihn, Cockermouth, Cumberland. March 13, Ricbd. Hodgkinson and lmund Hodgkinson, Cuckney, Nottinghamshire, cotton spinners, at eleven, at the Red Lion Inn, Worksop, Not. tinghamshire. March 26, Nathaniel Lipscomb Kentish, St. Michael, sear Winchester, Southampton, hod surveyor, at one, at the White Hart Inn, High.street. Winchester. CERTIFICATES-Maass 25. Francis Cross, jun. Birtsmorten, Worcestenhire, coppice wood dealer. John Clark, Montague.street, Russell-square, dentist. William Pool, Lisson-street, New-road, Paddington, stage master. James Cox and Benjamin Wills, now or late of Nottingham, cot ton mercnants. John Eld, Walsall, 3taffordlhire, draper. Wm. Smith, now or late of Bristol, provision merchant. Abraham .Bichardson, late of Manchester, victualler. Henry Fred. Tyler, Elizabeth-place, Westminster-road, Surrey, money scrivener. Henry Thorrington and Lewis . Roberts, late of the City-road Wharf, Old -street, and Battle-bridge Wharf, Islington, coal and lime merchants. Henry Roberts, Bristol, coal merchant. James Atkinson, jun, arid John Atkinson, Stockton, Durham, worsted spinners. William Strong, Brixton, Surrey. merchant. John Beauchamp Stickland, Wareham, Dorsetskire, linendraper. ans. Cope, Birmingham, Warwickshire wine merchant. Geo. Davis, High-street, Kensington, corn dealer. Richard Daily, Chichester, Sussex, ironmonger. Frederick Hacker, now or late of Canterbury, brlckmaker. James Stevens, Mumford's-court, Milk -street, . This day was published, Is Two Vols. post nvo. prise Al Is. a new Edition of THE ISLE of PALMS; the CITY of the PL AG UE, and other Poems. By JOHN WILSON. Mond for William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell, Stnod, London. Loft, and Three Ro;rns over for lien-servants. ANTRA NCB LODGE wive APARTMENTS. To be • viewed on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, between One and Four o'Clock, by Tickets only. Particulars may be had at the principal Libraries, Brighton; Son Crawley; King's Head, Horsham • White Hart, Reigate : Red Lion, Dorking; at Guraway's Coffee House; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-greet; of whom Tickets foe viewing may be bad. . t • This day were published, • Blegantlj printed in purr Sm. with N ine Plates, price 71. Dmitcaren, IT esswisstop, To rig iCisci, O B S E V ATIONS'•ON By the late JOHN BELL, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh, &c. (Edited by his Widow.) Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T.. Cadell, &rand, London. VALUABLE FREEHOLD AND LEASEHOLD ESTATES. GREAT TRINITY-LANE, UPPER THAMES-STREET, • IN THE CITY OF LONDON; And GUN:STREET, UNION-STREET, BISHOPSGATE WITHOUT; FIVE POLICIES OR SHARES IN THE AMICABLE ASSURANCE - OFFICE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, Bf Mr. ROBINS, • " (Of Warwkk-house, Regent-etreet) At Garraway's Coffee House, ' Change -olley, Coynbill, On Taussnxe, the 224 of Marc h, 1827, at Twelve o'Clock, IN LOTS. 1 A VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, Ler comprising Two Brick built Dwelling Houses, numbered 2, situate in Great Trinity-lane, Upper Thames-street, Three Stories High, Two Rooms on a Floor, with Closets and other Conveniences, Shops, Parlours, &c. on the Ground Floor ; Yard, Warehouse, Ste. ne in the occupation of Mr. Kock, Baker, on Lease; the other in the occupation of Mr. Edwards, till Lady Day. Loa 2. A valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a Dwelling House adjoining Lot 1, on the East side, conveniently planned, with large Work Shops,Warekosiso,&e. ip the eccupedon of Mr. Guerrier, Carpenter, with in entrance from Huggln-lane. On Lease to Mr. John Parker. Loa S. A valuable LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising a Brick built Dwelling House situate 189, Upper Thames-street; Three Stories High, Two R ooms on a Floor; Bakehouse on the Ground Story, with Parlour. In the occupation of Mr. Kestin, on Lease. Joy 4. A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, comprising Two Dwell ing Houses and Work Shops, situate on the East side of . Gun street, Union-street, Bishopsgate Without. In the occupation of Mr. John Woodroofe and Mr. Groves, on Lease to the former. The other Lots comprise FIVE POLICIES or SHARES In the AMICABLE ASSURANCE OFFICE, to secure TWO HUNDRED POUNDS EACH; and such Propottion or Share of Joint Stock or Fund of the Society as shall become due upon the decease of the Assured. The increase on these Policies may now be computed about £2O to £25 per Cent. The Houses to be viewed, by permission of the Tensile', of whom Particulars may be bad; also of Thomas Allan, Esq. No. 1. Frederici•place Old Jewry; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, No. 170, itegent-sileet. • This day was published, In Three Vol.. post tivo. price lls. 6d. E LIZABE DE BRUCE. By the Author of " CLAN-ALBIN:' " 0 good your Worship, tell it of all things ; for I mightily dr light in hearing of love stories."—Saucuo Pasiza. Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell, Strand, London. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, Cisst.Acanr, a National Tale. Four Vols. lumo. Second Edi tion, peke ,el. gs This day were published, In One Vol. post Soo. price 10s. 6d. in boards, the 3d Edition, of THE TRIALS of MARGARETT LYNDSAY.— Lately published by the same Author, 1. Lawn and SHADOWS of Sconne Urn, In One Vol. post iiw Fourth Editioh,los. 6d. I. The Foaarrens, in 1 Vol. post Ito. Second Edition,los. 6d. Printed for William Blackwood, Edinburgh; and T. Cadell, Strand, London. This day was published, Baridiontely printed in . One large Vol. 4to. price £3 51. in boards, Dedicated (by pern • 'on) to the Bishop of CHICITZI, a New Edition, greatly enlarged and carefully corrected, by F: D. LC in. prierr, A.M. of the late DR. LEMPRIERE 'S CLASSICAL DIC TIONARY ; containing a copious Account of all the proper Names mentioned in Ancient Authors, with the value of Coins, Weights, and Measures, used among the Greeks and Romans, and a Chronological Table. In this Edition, the finest ancient Statues and Busts extant are noticed, and a reference made to the Collections in which they may be found.' • cr This Edition also contains not only th. Author's hst Cor rections and Additions, but several thousand New Articles added by the Editor, and furms a complete Book of Reference fur all the Proper Nunn mentioned in the Classics. Printed for T. Cadell, Strand, London ; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh; J. Parker, Oxford; and Deightons, Cambridge. Of whom may be bad, Dr. LEMPRIERE'S CLASSICAL DICTIONARY, stereo- typed, and bandisarely printed in One' large Volume, /Ivo. chiefly for the Use of Schools. Price lits- in boards. - - SPREDIMAN'S STOMACH PILLS. A MEDICINE of regular prescription and elm bosbect credit, is perhaps one of the most safe and efficacious that can be taken at this season of the year, and at all times, for Spasms, Wind in the Stomach, Nervous Complaints, to promote regular Perspiration, in Deficiency of Bile, and in Obstruction of the Bowels, in Heart Burns, Costiveness Cholics, Gout, Vomit ing', and in Head Aches. On trial, th eir intrinsic worth will prove their best recommendation • they are particularly recom mended during the course of Sc. Bathing, and drinking the Sea and Mineral Waters ; also for those living in Warm Climates. Prepared by Thomas Shillitoe, jun. Druggist, Tottenham High Cross, Middlesex, by virtue of an Assignment from H. and J. Beawick, sole Proprietors of the Receipt, by the will of M. Speedi man ; and are sold by Shaw and •Edwards, No. 66, St. Paul's Church-yard; and Bacon and Co. No. 150, Oaford street; in bases at ns. Os. 6d. ins. 6d. and One Guinea ; and may be had of the Principal Venders of Medicines in TOWD and Country. He, however, persisting in a system which was secret and almost unintelligible, gave reason to fear Nast he Would endanger the safety of the division by means of plans ill conceived and wcrse executed, in despising the true march by the heights of Barrosa, direct upon the province of Minho, and the entrance into Oporto. He turned aside to that of Tras-os-Mentes, and in place of attacking separately the enemy's division, for which he had the best opportunity,between Carrazedo and Franco,, he ordered the movement of the troops under my com mand, by the road of Santa Maria de Emmes, snd that of his own by the road of Zebres,instead of retiring by Mur cia, neglecting thus to cut off General Mello, who was. in Carrasado, distant three leagues from Passos and Lamos, where our divisions then were. He retited by Villa Real, precgded by the division of Claudino,which . marched to fortify itself in Amarante, while the divie sion of Metho did the same in Villa Ponca, by the bridge of Cavez. hollowed him with my division to Villa Ponca, whence I wrote to the same Viscount de Canel las, that he was to attack Claudino at Amarante, while I was to attack him in the rear, directing my march by Salto, oa the right bank of the Tamega ; and waiting. his reply from half past cen on the night of the 7th of December till the afternoon of the Bth, he did not even deign to answer me. He displayed, Madam, other sinister intentions, which spewed the design of dividing the army, the, second division passing to the province of Beira, to al low the first under my command, to be cut off. To avoid so fatal an event, I began my march, on tnat day at 10 o'clock, succeeded in joining, at Villa Keil, the second division. I arrived on the 9th, at, half past nine in the morning, and it was only at four o'clock in the afternoon that I could obtain from him a reply to tl;ac dispatch, the proposal of which he approved of, when it became impossible toexecute it, as he had before de tached for Lamego a squadron of cavalry. • It was then discovered that the views of C nellas were directed mote to the safety of his own near Ida-, tives at Lamego and the, province of Beira, than co any other object ; perhaps in accordance with his ideas to renew the final scene of 1823. .This want of confide ce extended to all the Officers of the Army, and obliged them by being provoked by the same Vi.count, t' ho THE SWING BRIDGE; OR, INNOCENCE PRESERVED. THE evil that unfounded Venjeance projects Is often averted by simple effects. Count D'Holberg, of Frankfort, by Jealousy kd, This night to his fate shall my rival be sped! - He said, and his unconscious victim etiped On mission, at eight by the clock, that presag'd A fatal result, for the props that sustain'd The Swing-bridge (its keeper's connivance now gain'd), Precisely at eight were their aid to forego, Remov'd, and the passenger flung thuri below ! The time was approaching, and Carlos, of whom 'Twas told the eighth hour would accomplish bis doom, Was ranging the Chateau of D'Holberg, and nougkt Of Spectre or Sybfl's prediction then thought, When lo! met bis eye a dark minikin form, That menac'd the forthcoming long-boded storm. Now flying aghast from his impending fate, Ile thus cogitated—The clock shall strike eight, The hour then of Orli presuni'd nitre gone by, The demon and Sybil l both may defy. The hand he put forward, and eight then the bell ' Of turret-clock hast'ning in clangor to tell, Away went the props of the Swing-bridge, and down Went D'Hulberg (there musing) to swim, if not drown !. His voice brought relief;—Who put forward the clock r: lie ask'd, when at home, and the scheme to unlock The Imp of deceiving, now Carlos explsin'd, " A-ha ! WAILRIN'S Ikacanto new triumph baa gain'd," Count D'Holherg exclaim'd, " in averting the fate Of him my prov'd innocent object of hate. Then thanks to the Jet that high Fashion thus serves, The jealous disarms, avid the guiltless preserves!" This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Prepared by Cheapside, warehouseman. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Benjamin Thomas Price and William Price, Worcester, glove manufacturers. A. Goldamid and Peter Mitchell, Bartholomew lane, bill and stock brokers. William Jackson, William Dickson, and Thomas Barber, t.ancaater, cotton spinners. Isaac Sanderson and Thomas Hilton, Carlisle, stonemasons. Benjamin Overbury, Wilber& Matravers, jun. John Matravets, and Natbl. Overbury, Westbury, Wiltshire, clothiers. William Townsend and Moses Elkenton, Biighthelmstene, Sussex, brewers. James Appleton and William Griffith, Hatton-garden, surgeons. William Evans, William Hayward, and Matthew Edwards, Runcorn, Cheshire, shipwrights. E. W. Burgess and A. Burstalt, Wudour-street, Soho, and St. Martin's-lane, builders. William Grape and Brian P Anson Brotrivrich Bromyard, surgeons. Ann Edwards, Jane Edwards, James Edwards, and Frances Greenbaum, Liverpool, milliners. ' Jonathan Wright, George Townend, Wm. Townend, Robert Townend, Simeon Townend, and Edward Townend, Bradford, Wiltshire, woulstaplers. Christopher Schofield. Wm. Wells, and John Bradbury, dealers (place not Named). Thomas Barry and Samuel Yale, cheesemungers. John Wilkinson and William Wilkinson, Colne, Lancashire, grocers. Jan Cooke, Thomas Cooke, Juba Wm. Cooke, Bartholomew Wright, and Wm. Janson, jun. Manchester and Stockport, cotton spinners. Henry Gibbon and William Freer Belk, William-street, Regent's park, chemists. Jacob Wilcox Ricketts, George Thorne, and •John Courtney, Bristol, bankers. William Batt and John Noakes, Slieffizld, Yorkshire, brass founders. Hobert Peck and Thome* Peck, Rsd Linn-meet, Clerkenwell, bookbinders. George Jubb and James Ferran), Winchester-street, wholesale tea dealers. John, Neve Smith and Joseph Watts I'yrke, High Holborn, linendraps rt. William Thiriby and Benjamin Thirlby, Ibstock, Leicestershire, twist-lace manufacturers. George Eyre; Cadman Hodgkinsun, and William,Johoson, Budge-row, wholesale tea dealers. Gemeal Weekly Average of the Price of British Corn, which governs Importation, made up to the 2.3 d of February. Wheat 935. ad. Oats 295. 5d- Beans 48s. 71 Barley 311 s. td. I Rye 375. td. l Peas 505. 54. .`,. •••. .- . 'N-- .. f Fsik „..• , ;•••! • • •,- . , . •• ••• • . _ .. . : • . . . . , . . . , ~, , .„,/ . .. • . . .. . • .• .. . , . . . ... , .. .. . . .. . • .• . . ' . '. . . • • , 4 " ' - I,'••wsvpg• . . .4 .../ • . - , -,,, . . •.. .. . .., •. k•/-...C• . • • . - . -. . .., . • • .- ( @ S .! r .r .... zi1iv,..... 4 . 197.] SA'IIIiRDAY EVENING, MARCH 3, 1827. . [PRICE SEVENPENCE. . ..... e Nag EAST INDIA HOUSE. SALES BY AverioN -- • - 'FROM THE L0N13 1 9 • N GAZETTE, Misacru2. - ~ , .I'ORTUGAL. . I 1 .. .., . I_- . DIRECTORS of the UNITED SPLENDID MARINE RESIDE - HERALDS-CartGE. Via ! iii!• 1121 ' COPY 07 • 12111,711ENT ATIoN. ADDRESSED TO THE QUEIIII, THE oRIGII,7•1,, 07 WHICH WAS poUND IN THE IIACIOACIE . ItCI4IITS e ENGLAND, tending to WITO EXCELLENT OFFICF.S, EXTENRIVI ' Io to t rtededa he order for mik a e ge ol oar . al yta towAii_ lo noes ' fee blob bluest g 1 Way ere M. 644, PLEASURE GROUNDS. STABLES FOR TEN HOURS, 115 / 1114 , - -. a. -.a- o w n * of OF THE COUNT DR MONTEALEGRE. AND STANDING FOR FOUR CARRIAGES. . Mijey, which was a• • _,„,• • F p.. . , e Ships for ono Voyage to China, and TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, • •.- t ilit • a t to glee e• • , . 1 7 - lista (WM& or ok Nova Scotia, which are stated in the By Mr. ROBINS, • tit ili 7tablig swum 2 :4_ • • ' • .d. rollmr „!.. NADA/at—At the Royal feet of your Imperial Ma- ' . the 14th Instant, to be of the Burthen • /Of Warwick House, Regent-street) • ' , ~, . .. wmprznit N i .., -... 2. . . 7:7.. Esty, the Count de Montealegre - has the honour of , . I I nd Fifty to Eight Hundred Tons Regis. At Garraway's Coffee-house,!Change.alley, C' Eli Eli ' • isijfki s oicom e to. ~, • c i we ir s ipip ss .. l, rating himself,--the same who first dared to raise On TnuasnAr, the tith of March, 1827,51 TwflI)7 4 1IPpillI: /:,. ' a t .. . .. : timbal ~ ...,,, 0 Brutal. Or the Kira of which Tenders are to be a t o . to , l' ~' ~ and to proclaim the inalienable rights of . tot t it sk .c .., ' ,that .aoc ',.. i. l•ll7 n bfigir a • ~.. ... •,.. •....• re ; • ~-., Miguel I. my Lord, the august son of your he 14th of March next, is now extended ' • Removing to a new Reuse 7713: EastitiMilliot I of from SEVEN HUNDRED and BRIGHTON. "• • ••'-'-• ' • ka , . ing an equal consideration to the indis. 1 )RED TONS Registered Measurement TH E SPLENDID _F REE II 01413 - M ARi N E ii ii. , -ft. .--• . ' 0 ".." - : 111/ a i . mo o t ' a t m " 7 ch a pi c e . . .... i _ . ~ ,u, II gy w h ich - the reins of the Gov. rament JOSEPH DART, Secretary. • . . RESIDE T., THE TEMPLE, t- • • Dragost be *MS *WM* attic sail Soo ,• ..i, the hands of your Imperial Majesty, as i I • • . lIITILiTS of,Ellstak " . • thifen j.... . . , e Regent of these kingdoms, Jur ing the . oak= . Is faithful Majesty. day was published, • &aim commariding Elevation; erobricingßeautiral andr.,ttenslve CEOWIT.WINO4 Italics 1. • r. - . LAND AND SSA VIEWS Days and Placer • , -1111 , alkihlwet Assize for tin giu me' EN N . EVE L with . ... - At BRIGHTON; the County of stream .. • arm*. • .. It was with the intimate conviction of these piinciplesf 'l, of 6 I , other , 4 0 I 1 XS and POEMS. .' - - aroma Woman a few Yearn, on ,a very /ffagalM . vi ; ~. . . Mt. , 4 . , t,,,, 4 ,.. MG.. ' VAIPINAX•, . that while I had the glory of assembling the faithful - • I *lt," ;. ,„ ... . ....,. -....- ...,.. oe • -: , wil,. -. . • 2 , Officers of .. •th Regiment, I communicated with my . • • - • - • • - , • . : r., - ' 4, ~ . 4- " • '4: . 4,......, ' t m r. Gana*, r espec tiag th•s I .• . - - day was pobliated, 7 W4144.11%4 . ranted with tkrivhrg EvergreemiShr`ubs; Sm.; co -. Ci ty ! ,..f W orpestff ,-V ie um , d ay .. st i se eity . .. ' .._ .. lOor Isastst*Pred wry rail. ! ' deuce along with them to the territory of his Catholic aced to the Duke of Wor.catomm, the catmint, on the tipper Floor:, Eleven Zed Chambers , and Mu. gab o rgshim--Thorpiay, Verdi 15, at Stafford. s 4". ' -....A Ve1i.4.., nf Dressine Rooms,Water Closet , &c. Shropshire-='llauvidiy, Ifttichittat Shievishary. • Majesty,Mle IkUgust brother of your Majesty,..to whose li t! • 1 I n. r , •I i r . L • - . : 1 1 a p , 4 4 . I I Mils day were published, In Sen. price 7s. In boards, a new Edition (being the Sixth), of I LC FURES on the ELEMENTS of ALGEBRA, LI designed for the Use of Students of the East India College, and such other YoungVersons as may be desirous of making them- selves thoroughly acquainted with the First Principles of that Science. By the Rev. B. BRIDGE, B.D. F.R.S. Fellow of St. Peter's Cull Cambridge. 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