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Au d io ATottrb:lBl6.witli Incidental Relies:lam on Religion;" ...00 4 Au Inquiry onths Duty of Christians raspecting War." suiresditation n'estpas l'oraison ; male elk en est le fundament tor tid."—renelen. Printed for 0. and W. B. Whittaker. Ave Maria-lane. VOREIGN INES.—JOHN JACKSON respect felly acquaints the Public, that he still continues to sell his GENOINE PORT WIN is, warranted five years old, at 545. per d e :eu; Sherry, descent* quality, at Ms. -Old West India Ma a i irwis. Cape Wine at 16e. and Cape 111adeirs at !Ili- per dtas. The very small profit *tieing from the sale of thestWines admits of their being but seldom absertbed, unless any alteration should t lee pb:e in the mkt*, when the same will be respectfully sub mitted to t!re g.T Samples may be had et J. J.'s Vaults, 39, llolborn ;or the nue may. be WWI between the hours of /4*r is tbe Morning in j Seven in the Vering.—No credit. _ _ GITNFkeTIONERY &DID e&STILY. N Y RENI4, No.. 90, FLEET-STREET, near NY • 10DIGIt STRV.It T respectiblly annotmees to the No- F l i tr, &cry. and dye Public. ;hat be has opened the above Rouse ii the COXFECTIONERT and PASTRY RUStiiF4SS. in all it.* bunches, fur retail trade and family accommodation, and will cep a constant supply of S o ups, Made Mires, Savoury Patties, Ice tr r aiis, Jeltier ' Cott*, Chocolate, English and Foreign Fruits, &c. Ile h. also tined up a Refre shment-room for the accommoda don of occasional Ctotonsers. furnished with all the usual Refresh ments is Season, the French and English Papers, Gazettes. &c. 3cc. In soliciting the favour of Public Patronage, W. Phend befit to imam them that it is his de-termination to prOilde ev:ry article of ttie most superior quality and choicest aelCction i and from the fa cility him P.stablishment aifords,the greatest ponctadity and dispatch maybe relied en. rriLINTAO'USAND - POUNDS WORT!! of TABLE 11 MIEN and SfIEETINGS to be SOLD cheap ; owing in the death of James Graham, Manufacturer of Table Linen, the wkit of his Stock has been consigned to his Brotber.in-Law, Oifferdetrevi, the firm of MALCOTT. and JAMES, fot linnedfate disposal. 'Mae Executors having fixed the prier; no ahaterttent eau be made. Ladies are assured That they are flail one sided less than any other House in Landon tan even obtain them, asset less dispose of them ; for as the quantity precludes the possi- Sty of inserting all the different prices, a few ouly are given as under; also 5-6ths and 7-6ths Napkina to- match all the- cloths, wkidt extend from the smallest size to the largest ever made, with frerf leatemediate size and quality. Sucs an opportunity sel3ent 4.'ettl; *what renders it more worthy of ...gentian is, that the sales aralloi, made entirely for the advantage of the faitlify of the drawled akfast Cloths, .5-4ths square, Is: 6d. each'; 6-4 tbs Nang, IL 114. 11-4 the square, 3s. 94.1. 2i long, S'wido, Tv. the - same site, Hambre damask, 94. the finest quality, I Is. 9d. 2 lards Yea wide damask, Ifis. 6d. slid at every other house for 20i. damask cloths, 34 last and 2i wide, 17s. 63: 1 yards long rich esinasi, gas. napkins, 7s. per dozen, fine damask do. I is. dinner *plink lbs. lid. per dozen, fine clatua.k dio. 20% aussia sheeting eicr. per yard, very strong do. 9d. 11 wide, is, an excellent make of fluids sheeting, 24 wide, 2s. 33. 2} aide, 2s. 6d. 3 yardt D. Lt. with Irish sheeting of every width and quality (wrathy damp. - De particular— P.INT H EON HOUSE, 73, Oxford sheet, eoititr 6f Winsley-street, and exactly opposite the Pantheon. LONDON REPOSITORY for the CALIHNIZT-MAKERS SOCIF:TY, for every Description of CAS/ MET • FUReleto 'nits. FEATHER BED and MATTRESS, MA Nlat- TORY, Corner oi LEA DEN 11 A L L-STRE ET ‘ iL *mite Aldgate Pump, ItILA DT MONeY ONLY. • npRE s.ciety of Cabinet-Nl:Akers respectfully inform 1. the Public that they still continue the above Establishment, let the fic:lvEt of Industrious Mechanics who have large Families. b 'Owing them Manufactured Articiesintbt Cabinet Line, of the bat torkmanship, and Cheaper than any House can do in Loudon, thre being no other profit required on the Goods but the bare tesse end other expenses; at the same time will be sufficiently sa *fed with baying constant employment for themselves and families. bias Society' was Established hs JUne, 11111; consisting of 20 Meeheitics,• adding the number of their Wives end temented to-66. The total Neither now receiving Support through - Oil Means of this Establishment is 125 Mechanical. adding the alreberof Wives and Children, 625. • The Society and their Families beg leave to return their sincere desks to those Ladies and Gentlemen who have hitherto honoured thew with their Orders and Recommendations, and shall always Rol happy in their endeavours to give future satisfaetim ;• at the line time 'Wick z Condon:nee of their Benevolence, Whereby else may be enabled to increase the Number of tine Society. 11 * hibwian . Articles ate idserted as a Specimen of the very Low Prices, .1 warranted.-Ready Money only, ' 4 ref size mahogany four-post Boistesd, lath botturn el. 1 AM the tent Bedstead Li. 61.-Bordii,ed hair Mattress to St 23. Is... Mahogany Drawer, solid ends 23. 35.-Feather Bed ,ill. let.-=Ditto, free from dust and smell, full size 23. 10s.i-Six kitfined Chairs of any description in oil Li. 65.-Best do. Wash stthd 166.-Dktis, Dressing Table 165.-Hearth Rugs 141. --414 bet 6 inches, Chest of Drawers £4. U.-Three-fain mahogany Mibeeke Table 21. lits.-Threezidot ditto on pillars and claws 13 Ilis.--Mahogany Dressing Table 21.-Ditto Tilden, best ft-Ditto Box Glass, 2 drawers, best British Plate 133.- TheadittO2l. Qs:-Ditto Swing Glass, large size, commode 38.- I . l lttitto 41.-4)11 - Ito ditto Bs.-- I Ditto ditto 125.-Tiay Stand 7s. M... Mahogany Tray 12s.Japanned L.,ok Shelf 75.-Tei" urser 10i.-Musk Chairs-ooy pattern Is. 6d. =- Eight Mahogany Plans covered with horse hair, brass nailed 26. 65.-8 ditto ditto a ditto ditto m. 75.-41 Trafalgar ditto 438. th.-111a 11111106fliels to match a. 104.-17ftto• Couch Ms.-Ditto ditto "1114-liet of Mahogany Card and Sofa T;bks, on turned lee, ltandod jet rose-wood 28. 155.-Set•of Mahogany Tables;two Cord sad linfas ea pillars and claws £l2. 125.-Ditto, the best that can mada-to order or pattern 216. 10s.--Btraw Palliasse 21.15.- Tear Bedstead and furniture 23. lft-Bamboo Bedstead End P,o4ltelliptit tap, with drapery and fringe, sell. dos.-Five-foot sualsegany fair-post Bedstead and furniture, with French draperies, 111 44 all through, complete, 215. 10L-Five-foot ditto ditto 411. lft-Ditto, ditto, with orniee, of a superior make, £lB.los. -.-13414 b ditto,- with OM eamico, elegant drapery, 4110.-Drasv -11114eolt Cumin% of theisest Morino and Chintz, fitted for window, L e ' 118. ' --Dit a. ant , 75.-Ditto, of a superior and elegant style SM.-Drawing-room Sofa 26 ft-Ditto X/. 71.- Lam £E $B.-florae-halt cushions, each as. 6d.-Common do. 45. W. THURN ELL, Agent. COMMIT MIX LW sureamo. Goods packed fres of espeuse, except the materials, and sent to glints Of Great Delfain,aod to die it and West Indies.-Cap- Ile* fitted oho; aW Merchants supplied with Cabinet Goods for ••g • • Apartments Furnished a a few hours' nodes, and / Houses in two or four daym BILIOUS AND LITER COMPLAINTS. • S a mild. and effectual remedy for all enieruldch originate in a vitiated actiork.of the . erganeoamely. Indigestion, l o om of Appetift. He , rAortburn; Mamie" Soasms 'CostivetteM, arcillotts tivtr. Ste. Sc. rpt?c c grs - Awriatmous rt4,LB - xidt more general approval than err ethernsedidner The" mite every recommendation of mild oPeratioalwitil e_,...leet) mad require no restraint or confinement whatev 4 Inch* use. In tropical cli mut es, where tie cOnsi:ittelitif of and vitiated bic are so revalent and abenting, tibftrag , leeile anal akin* proteellon. 'AN? nnlanwir,P eculbr l ate correct disorders Arlin &bus eactenen-05• •. IOW" the tone of the stomach, and to. remove most *OP innedhy irregularity of the bowels: ld lii Boxes at 23. 9d. Cs. lir. and- Its: by Battens elattinte Citeapside, Bt. Paul's • 4110, killunnanonty (r P.dir Ainens),. London ;* Watinriotr- Edillb•POlP "Pablinl nd . by sh e p Attack. raiders' V r l cast 11red om DICTIONARY OF QUOTATIIO% Just published, Part the First (price As. ad. )oeitide),eontaininti QUOTATION'S from SHAICSPgAfIE. Pak the Second, enadottos of Quotations in NW& Verse.; tad Pori the Third, of gootitionrin Rhyme, selected frees the temeleow Poets, are nearly ready. By the Author of America and the Fitts tish Colonies, t►d Peerage and Earonetage Charts,• thin Secretarye Assistant, the Chart of Christianity, &c. Jae.—'T►iswork is prime. uniformly with Macdonners Dictionary of Foreign Quotations, hal Waged alphabetically according to the subject: told by G and W. B. Whittaker, Ave-Marla-lane. r " This sekttion Is made with taste and• judgment, it strallastyt exhibits the almost superhuman genius of Shakspeare, and Ralf serve as no bad substitute for the elaborate. indexes by A and Horace Twiss."—Chronkle, Nllll. 8, 1821. " The compiler has adopted anarrrangement greatly preferable W that of Dr. Dodd • • •. It may be said with perfect justice that the collection is made with much taste and a discriminating judgment."..—Literary Museum, DTs► 80. 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CAN SOOTHING SY R OP, for' Children cutting their 7froth, renioved Iran 94, Newistaliesereet, to 28, To:is-place, City.; xtjp.d.—Atahle critical Season, when Children are teething, and sot: Toe more plinths* it soy time id the year, very few escaping Com nadakiliseit imittnestly recommended to every Mother anti Norse llati ,I*lp young Cldldeln, not to be without the AMERICAN SOOTIV: SYEA7P i 0 the N't rsery, as It' gives intruttHate Relief.—Mrs.. ,JfllllliNSON, feeling for the Poor at a tette .tike this,whert so Mall; are out of employ, and %risking to relieve those little Sufferers, hasi /torn them a REAL CHRISTMAS-130'X, by ettending her. Charity Onelloar longer; that Is to *ay, Irons Nine to Eleven. *eery Tucsdag and Saturday Mornings until neat Match (and then' ittotualjsritlle the day' ate's° very sitort,as hundreds Who life at a. VOW 21122182 e, canna gettheir Childreo to her 'loose Module; they: must bring a loiter from a respectable. Housekeeper, that they are real objects of Charity. Uri. ,1. hdpei; at the iamt tittle; ao great , a Charity Will hist be ahusedow it.is entirely 'oat of: her own. Pri vate Purse; and trusts that Persons wl)o can e ff ard to purchase the Senor Wilt iidt: Inkire die Nor by Alava/ what ii intended r their EalleE .. • ' • This inspirable hfbdiclnit to be 44 Whifootie and Reran as' ove,antof all printipidlfehdhreheroirdi foil Couttry r at 4ri Pd.. Bottle. e +domed on. the Stamp with 3dub ,t3/11,ATADs Vida.; ON D 1 F -7-r- , ILO • This dailies gal,Ushed, price 3s. ed. a Nee Edition et PRACTICAL 0 BSEILVA ott the. DEB/- Li TWA.- natural and contracted,. of the GENERATIVE Olt 0 ANS of bOth Setei Itentatts on Onto/inn, Seminal Weasel', 110e/oral Omission, 0/terl Tabesdhitsilis, Fluor Ai bas, &c. &c. with the Theory of Generation. - By T. I. CATON, Surgeon, N 9. 6, Norfolk-street, Strand ; . . Late of the United .Hespitils of St. Thornas'ir int Gay's, Sold br C. 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Ouvrard has stopped short in his efforts, either . fiorii.a wish to see a little More clearly *hat the result of die Change in the MiniStrY he, or that the •adoption of hie plam has theft with some en.looked fdte,difflcelties, as ooe of hiscooditioas-, is • the conquest orcettun to obedience of the .colcasiee,,an sion that is .not little flattering to greet.ssumbers ot Spaniards.; ' rt. is .al6• said that lie has obtahitd', .ffedbr frotii•thekroirtiinmenr that all' thiegiiinofi'iriWch 'the Ring tenths ate paid, the quantity ofi isideesisle, sir old basitlisterest,to hi* egoists. ErOttt,tbile would aims: 101k...helm a¢ thia cants act for prey/k r aniop_ug ille,apinithlroOps, or that he has faiMed theise Wh front 'the GrOvattrintent. - Th)s sti ill enable Obis magatides OF reservelbt tbelliencliarmy's whit* he is obliged to. do:by his contract: • PonztrdiSorgb is toluit Madrid. qn the Alith ipstagl. iliter having, it is 'd, in conjunetion!with. the Marcus Talaru, got the Wrig to consent to a decree of amnesty, and after having dean gasped tinit sliotild be published immediately, 'with ncr farther eateptiors than those agreed upon by the diplonettiE Thicootps dijilosentirre utppirts the new Ministry.: alio, because it would be too indica- . 'sour to change so soon ; and secondly, becauie it is dreaded that a new nomination would contain none but fanatics. Chit result is estremely probable; From the eentienentv 'Ad& &evil* in the Palace, ard•partieulasly fir the Pavilion of itsaufant - Don Carlos. • • -It isnow a well-knOworact, that. the preateattliaban bad been out of place darissiwo hours. in eon t~et9E die representatio made bY the Priests Monk, i his Stajegy. publikaticin of "the Meg'! &W'- seinttion Sots dfdi erevefifeirlif die Fire& -Malian*. ion, aideid krylii contraltos; belengitig to another great Power, 00 *e eVernog of .the Bth. a:. nessengo .was sent from the Palace to the RoyalPrintinroffice, for a . number of the Moaiteitt of 1815, in which is the Ali nesty accorded by Louie XVIIt. on. his return tci "ranee. It was consulted far thrpttrpoie elf framing Ferdinand% Actsnesrf, which - is about so appetait, and. pre suck is .the apathy: and slowness witkwhich! affairs are conducted in this countryabat a vorksiderable time mad yetelpte be fore its publiCatiOn. In the meantime perectition, dis order, and pertotid Vengeance,. hive free play. - Notwithetaadieg the powerful. nspport &tire foreign diplomatic body, the Ministers wilt be sawed, able to make hood- the enraged faction that has sworn their do Tket! !mince is one which scarcely leaves them the Opportunity, ifth inclined, of doingsood ; for, attacked' upon:all side!, unless one - as they - are, all - their•elisres Must bwilinktei to kite Ping t in 'place." Bet' flea if the **ion offered, they are not I wo of sufficient. energy to - adopt the bold measures icalied for by the difficulties of the moment. , It is in the apartments. of the Infant pan Carlos, - that cheat/postai ,?alJnnta has entrentheditsdt, rind - freed Which it enl vows as ciovettliraet de cfAsAssig Mid sitreir tho diva 'ow sought to be given by the foreign Ambasaasion ltli the Governmeotuf, Perdinead, when, these counseli or that direction are rotted to be l iap x positiost to ttis sierrret of the Clergy cess - apon. red nitenddlii and wishei Ritigi i doe leihnt . Do* Caftan attct bisiwitee . The Minister of Grine arid Amite toile hitaseif at.yirewiac Vount.trOfe. stoc • • „, in possession of their just proportlan"eikihilfttio back% of many Of them were quite raw: 7hi pilitS6ja4h were actually sinking under the weitit - rifs the old clothes, are-at-Ma. that they c art J. Bone of tl:e;e Knights . of the Wen Saddle EarrieTtrue carhillq; others were armed more simply with long poles, at tie ends pf which were piecei Of pointed irony fasiene,d on With packthread. The appearance of thew iieroes wits `in portentously ludic -tons, that it overcame the usual politeness of the French, who were preient, arid they burst into a loud horse laugh ; even the Liberals, npf- Withstanding the danger, could not refrain rutin smilit 1. The Royalists .were only kept from joining in the hl. larity by the shame they felt. The people of 4iagotsil, who distinguished themselves in so brilliant,* (swatter In the war of independence, and who aCted ssoltoncktik. ably in 1890, are now only rernapirabk for their thirst of assassination, imprisonment, and every other specfes of persecution against those pointed out as Liberal.. , The. Royalist Vednateers of that town, who areonne. 'xiianded by a water-cattier, have vworn to imenniatertil the Nktional feiditiacwho-shall return teitheilemelpenSh these men have received passports and. an ordar co.*. turn to their homes. At Vittoria, also. several outrages base been committed. The French Officer in command there has threatened to punish with the utmost seirwit„ the perpetrators of similar scenes .if repeated, . At & Clement de la Mancha, three regiments of cavalry have been disarn,ed..-Corta di Grenada, Numancia, and Es. •pagna. The soldiers _were ordered, to return to. their homes, but a great number of them have peeferred taking to the road, .and paying their respects to the gorses of travellers. The vales realcs are at present 'at a loss of 89 e and 84 per cent. and the-loan at 913 and 97. This may. give you some idea of the floutishing gate of our finances. By letters received to-day. from EarceJoria it appears that the patriotic spirit it notate yet extinguished in Catalonia, and particularly in the - ear. tal, where many-of the national-volunteers ire still:teed in public with their uniform. The greatest tramprillity reigns in the city. The French army keep proper ordet there, and are on friendly terms with the inhabitants. IRON Till lIIEHOEIAL soatatt.atik MADIIID, DECEMBER' In spite of all that the enemies of Don V. Seit eat ,resireetible Eccliiiiitstic still deserves theiffec• den . of hii tvlaiegy, and it • tPirrthy of it ity* his fidelity, and 'tlii.irittelett and taints of whith::he has green so inatty piatia circ ii. rigapc'et could 1001 efintAie distditsal; they 'boOe TattOgh . ,poi.ier tcratoti:i hint of the 4iiciarr 1 ... ii-hf.Nesty,.ar4 it. .tachmebtliorne to hi m by all true RoYa)isti. The-Decree of: Amnesty ; viheche it was said, • was to have been published on the 6th, has not. yet appertrest---• it is asferteckthar.the s Supreme Council Ok4iHt Kingdom is Occupied on this Decree. ; . We are yet ignoried it adiartionederthe - tort der isis in which we are will teendhabstibut what is certain is, that she Genernl Officers - who - have most contrißuterjto airy resuriatierwai Carlos- fillsariel, nt QttOsadai anti severarOthen t tad ' ;J . die tfetplositeriet of fovneefi as' 'chi French* ittlyittste: littif . trttielitli to Ghent- were•in the Daiiiita - St k's WM( 8h Cdr : What' ecrnioleietre: boweeee.liAlt pai fancy, after so many 'shocks,.ll.o it willnot succumb in Spain. • . Xl2Oll THE Dit:qcv,olt Q ogicospfgr o ,ii, urs , alai - , ljte' risi . aarador, the only paper pnbiliateilniAir, hie; tivb.. kid re ss es, corn pi ai nin g of the effrbnitery gsnwit 'bi the Onirdillet•of the Constitutional Oovernmeaa. • In the ninielbserii letter fro nt. de U . -Front. these terms • .• " There is nothing worth . rept that , several sfreall : .parribit themselves; they run upend where they rob and kill - tto meet them, The Authorities pursue them, snit hive - inteeed4 prisoners ; of the nomher,,.a 'iit death. A - sad sight! But it i s to have carried thdr blitudnefs so . ing • Live.the'direstitition t' r • The Gazette give's' a decree of xti P i g / . busin g that all the military men who, in conseirence".otthe dec of the Cortes, have turned their into. 91' stock, shall no longer . enjoy ft, and shalt be voluntarily renounced it.. . • t0:1,4 The following private news - circulatqa,434l.llftat number of Prelates of all rankr, ,havgitig -pq r alaitUla the ex•Grauci Inquisitor, Bishop of Tarraginikresamia a, body to the King, to supplicate him toisvne,444 wishes of the generality- of the nation, Ta-gswer ff e a the Holy Inquisition, The Xing, it irinsidarloaqq**4 that he was forced, by. Foreign. PowegNi Pope, to refuse their recinest..,, , , tr i u i. 3.• • . ..n. The Duke Saa: Fernando, thereveasehrlid obievateet leavw•Abitirid; he is exiled to.‘ Eseatters islanslalltA" This disgratie mast be gtounded na -then , itlealiiiiol at IDnioe is accept senbality. . • . . • LW 3". • • We ire assured demeithe corps of`Geostrllvl~Ml~Y/tiei~ Inbe disbanded. • 4 :u 4UIj4L as tzionps - mular WENS of Lochislowieftiimigis -t said :Wm)* they arp :•$ • olio commenaa- at. ? enure the french tros, with wfron lil W l 4. .culated, is the mini idtallMsfiectable people. Ilk rests continue, and Brampere-het said loudly, ibat he ' ; it is .. hi tbe Rftliatityiatm NW 1( mterai ci, , ift ~to m ii -,.ci , r.',:_ - 1.: • conitnitulitit ~i tiiiittacCt. its 15e Plidtitkrii*i a' t it4-Cvii - ttielt4o . 101 ii. ; ,7.. • fle Slifwgri . ivh_644l l ' needed . tn . 4iiiitini tot! 0 a • scot! taire i bbetilitit' 1 /11 birgthlififict ihilti - strfat';'lliat. 'ibit di' 811 • .' . , . 3 54.0 .31 i: , !. i _ _ r -C _:erf I 1,4,_t1;:•!4_•:4.•;) 1,14 ed 6 sat, woe . . • . :- .. . .. " I ~0 . ., .. , - --- -- ---- --- TS. n ci *erns uitte a IL affiluPer lait Cii "et nititt ra tineiibiti m inucu r: L u b li n: t h ose di v , .24. ' Tice CM WigiOLOO* sr ess , :avigstaiveliaill lia; is is 46ssbe.Agaa-al; of siocumenif. The pylpi ' ' res . til ts e ccealine i e , alienatea she *ads rat the 4 11 0 1 )4.We...that be has tbe liver aw i In WTI Iflikbitti.,_feosr hlistol t.. . .: . .: ...: . it coodt).4 of M. d'4riosia,. as Superintendent' ;drub., i , Nead _ iches Alai, GOioDbatfiliiktlllloß •11 6, 1 1142 5_ lic Vigilance,' 141. Oeen hitheriu sii'dh. ai to fat c14.,..,..eada. - 4: . ought it necessary - 4*ot moon before his &would ;ions or ow seh i g iall o igtbs Fla w 14 " 1 " 11 " td111.4.11r1161/1" 11.1.111 " of cnr6iilitat tn . " ilifisliltiatiOf lifidricf. Views ionesneisausi Dec. isdhltisairodi '• - iris . S bete " tee SO. 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