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. rq,es.. -- -wyct • _ - • t • -; .• ' • . - . . • ... - , . . . ---""-...... • . . . • • ‘16 .- -I'Aii at • i ' _ • . . 07, • 4 :I:1, Ni. ;-011:, 9592. I • irliglim. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1817. PITCE SEVEN-PANVE. This day wu pulitsbed, The Third Edition, reviled. price I Os. 6d. boards, A GRANINIA RoftileGEß M AN LANGUAGE. It, GEORGE HENRY NOEHDEN, L(. D. Eh. D. Member of the Grtek Sudo/ at Athens, of the Latin at Jena. printed fur I. Mawman, 9J, Ludgite Atrta• 01 whom may he had, by di* saute Author, r ent? ts of German Grammar; intended (or Beginnrrs.— lah•.o re i.eo for Writing German, accordin; to the Risks of Gram. 74. 6d. bound HISTORICAL AND BIOGRAPHICAL WORKS. Recently published, by LONGMAN, Hear, Ress, Oasts, aid AMMO, Pateroomer-row. 1. HISTORICAL SK ETCH LS of the SOUTH of INDIA, bt an attempt to trace the Histo-y of My- Soor ; from the Origin of the Hindoo Government of that Sts:e to the Extinction of the Mahommedan Dynasty, in 1099; foun ded chiefly on Indian Authonties, collecttl by the Author while uifidating fur several yeari at Political Resident at the Cgurt of Mysoor. By Colonel Maas Wit.tts. In 3 vole. prim Aft, half bound. Russia backs, and lettered. Volumes s and S may be bad separate, £4. 41.1yrtards. In a few days will be published, Handsomely printed in One Volume, aro. the celebration of Ma t, delivered a sett% n Replete with prate. and anal.teubs to the fete of the adgust person whe was the object of it. The musicians of the King pet-Nines, .tui most rr:2lndious music during the Mass, which revithed the ears Of the auditoty by its harmonious stninds.—. At the conclusion of the music their Majesties yeti n ed to the Palace in the same order as they left A most splendid repatt awaited the gliesti i several tables were most eh:Randy supplied ' And M eTe cease ed with the most exquisite meats ii.4l ines. The Dienitaries an t their Ladies. and the bacets of thol Military Household of the King assisted at thiktrttly patriotic feast. which the King, the Queen; nod the Royal Family honoured with their presence. The usual toasts were given as well alt btheri adaptc.l to the occasion ; it w.ts four o'clock when the party lets the table to prepare for the concert and the hill at the Palace.—ln the evening the Pa; lace 4nd cib of Sails Sloaci wet, most tepee* ilk minated.—ln the frtmt of the gams of the Palace{ pyrami4sdiere erected. whic!‘ were illgthinatild by thousandisO l ow ► iss reflecting various colours...47pm she base of these pyramids. the sOetatersie,ct with great satirfaction this.inscription, which so well dc.; scribed tit_ virtues of our beloved King— .. Here let the poor, the widow, orphao t traeo Their shrinking steps, approach this sacred platw; Acid know, while scoured, by rimde Afilletion's red, ABIOGRAPHICAL MEMOIR ttf the Poltlie and Privet, Life of the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE J WALES and tiA7 - ZE•COBOUNG, illurrated tq Recollections, original etneedotre. and !Taira of Character. which is added, Important Particulars of hrr lilness ai,d last Moments, Re. atm. hinma much incidental infortr rion reepec:ing per nu sad events connected with the eubject of this Memoir; the whole from the m eit authentic saurce,and accompanied by undoubted &emirate. SoW by John Booth, Dukwitimt, Pe:viand-place; sad by aB CIT.E.I.P REPOSITORY TRACTS IN VOLUMES, Imely NzAT lend uniform Edition nt the ThTee Vo. it hares, puce b"und. Lis. Vol. I. cfnitaininit the longer i ts . Vol II cootaming the hutolay itt.srling. for Families. 1,,h a variety of Prayers. Vol, 111. ecotatoing the shorter fhe deity that has arbett in the appearance of th's Work hiving been oerufolsed frcm the accumulattoo of forsor. toot matter, it is tre.ted troll be received as a sufficient cause s iwken the assurance at the same time is given that the Week will o conaequenee he much benefited-and .reosiered more weethy the subject of the Memoir. ::41r . S• j.: .-r of thr Volunm :ray be bad sep%ratiai. Yr..n.ell tor F. C. and 1. Rivinron, No. 13% St.Paure Church* T y-d, gold also by J. tlavlllard, No. 199. Piccadilly. PRINCESS CHARLOTTE-HONE'S ELM rtoks. This day were puLlished, In Library Octavo, handsomely embellished, three distinct Pub bear:ors, for the p•.arptne ur universal circulation throughout eke Kingdom. PreßSitystue emit, . • A l c iriE FUNERAL at the PRINCESS CT TA R• • 1 0 0-rTIL A meet etorsect Aceesetegt the Sdara • nit and the tehove otattee.vensenleketstesved at the u:ee In St. George,: Chapel, Windex; with a folding o the' ; grand Serial Pructregen, and an illustrative Vignette.—Pourth price sixpence.—Also, - day was published, A New Itation, !MCC litartollelk peeribi. r 4 EOC RA PH IA ANTIQUA : bring a Comp t , c, of Napa of endow Geovnbr a braudfuly ea rod Celaritt‘ 0* Thirty three Copner-pleats. I.Totigoeti i.r :be Use of Sebooll, and of Gentians= who make doe Ancient Writer' tt•tie delitht or study. Pr.nied kr F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6; St. Pours Church r a ; L aw ac d Whittaker, No. is, Ave Maria-tane; and I..otir posl3 , lC.s. No. S 9, Patetnuiter.rwar. Au ra iwric hlesunts of Lite Lire of the PRINCE!' CRAIt Lo rt L, wi Is clear Statement, of the soccee.lon to the throne ; chew sag the ex•raorelitiary urobahlltty ot !crime Namleoti be coming IChis of t he.e AeJlots. 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No irea or recommends— tin be offered of thins than the fact of their having possessed. many years past the highest reputation that has ever been se by ant Medicine. and in particular the canonisation tied l ol many of the Faculty. add is holm st vs. ad. and I Is (by the Proprietor's Appoint-' hp 31,111.1111. and bons. Chemists, &c. No. 4. Chsapeide, ea. Paul's Church-yard. Loudon, and No' 34, Sarlitille-1 t Dobbs; alto by the Venders of Medicines in every em in the Kingdom. • . _ MA 1111MONY. " Inn&%newtons referent Muni* nati."—Viaa. '"""••••••••••••• FrOM time faint settiesee -- - Uses* too. pe myrtles ARRPRZE should be she foundation of social laminas, ebb& Is often disturbed through the parties kree the union not taking sham precautions width would • diem the enjoyment of that great dernesdc the nideseholy meisty dleeederszderzy. b Imre* be suffer, Shwa ass tome ei *anthem which reek nom toiler bee pieties, at • an, or sobtery hmenspesanee. !duke. 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For the meek ut their sweets In this they refer to that reputation, which, they Outer theme JS, they have acquired by 311 years esperlenee, hi a much est . • erasure. lb slight and recent mom of flyphylittle Cone r, a perfect care is completed he the ebeet period of twit' ;'sad iu the nmet etini v aNd em " , • pee jet ""evilluis 41 1 plan of tribtriteut Lemma the patient as Inviseemis ease* • I hauled Women, who have long been disawywinted in their nations of a family, map be assured tbet i ‘ia aeon inetancee. • detects ate curable by snetlieal ; and thievish the lw ads at suds impediatems War object of doubt and uncertainty others, yet the CUM of such deices, by the sedge prose. enueatton. le ttle.eccittirentent of their esperience. ‘lnsaa. CURRIE tout Co. may be ceessulted by Patient. 01 :.ea, with the greatest secrecy and honour, at theft bout!) 197, Hattim-garden. 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LIKI.I of klibiAltlC43l.ll CHARAC MRS whet bane diatlassidod shonattivcs from the Cettunenetkontat the Fres* Revelation le the prison Time. , leeradkplkostit. lu tviat eve. rite rtt i ic. ad. in boards. . . at CHRONICI.F. of tbc CID, Dias de Bitter, the Contender. Curreacd IteditaV ilartatar. Ilto. ;14e, Al 15e. • - 11411H1P WRECKS and DISASTIRS u SEA l or, Riau* cal Narrativco at the SIM mod Wand*, and Frovidstial Sr dverances ohodi have roaoked from Maradue Enterprise s w' La Sketch of %winos illapeasus far U 1 it deem lo 3 role. Oro. wile MP% 11 vik . KINGDoM OF 114171. • Irnobt TUE ItoY4l. GAUTTH. Faq..;ooei. September t'sc. Since the .2.3.1 of List mouth their M ijesties and the ' two Princesses have been at the CA4clel Henry, fur change of air : the Princes remained at 84 , 1. to continue their education. T.tie Otadel lietirj, in the midst of the greatest summer heats, enjoys a re freshing coolness, and an .tie always pure and serene; the extreme elecetion of the peak is the cause IA the great difference between the climete of Sans Snuct land that of Cape Henry. We hope that we shall soon, _with the return of cool weai!zer, enjoy there senee of our august and 4eloved Sovereigns. The thirty-eight vessels which have s sailt,cl from the port of Gooisives..h.4ve ecoorted two millions et cof fee, sixteen hundred thousand polities of c..tton, and .we hundred thousand pounds of sugar. . , ROYAL. TV; rIVAL AT HAY Tl.' The annivers.try of the fete of our dear ancllsehrted %keen Maria Louisa, was celetitated it the palate fof bias Souci with exiraord.niery splendour. At the r►sing and setting of tie sons t discharge of artillery ►anounced the solemnity of the fete. At eight o'clock oft the morning the Dignitaries, with their Ladies, pro ceeded to the Palace to offer their rows and humaget. They were introduced into th• presence chamber by his Excellency the Count de St. Louis, Master of the Ceremonies, and ranged according to the cycler of precedency. Their Majesties the King and Q.ieen appeared, accompanied by his Royal Highness the •trace Royal, their Royal Highnesses the Princesses, and his &Tette Highness the Duke de Mole. The Ls• dies and Officers in the service of the Court joined in 'the procession, w+ ich was every where received with cries of le Vire le Rol Vire la Reuse l"—" Vi vent le Prince Royal et les Princesses Royal !" When the acclamations ceased, the Boron de Des. satines, as the chosen organ of the Dignitaries, ad vanced, and after Laving bowed iesp..cflolly, address ed•her Majesty in the following words: " AUGCbt . Qvarx —You who daily present to oar view the model of the nt.'s' Mutt:nous and most respectable of Sove►eigns, of he must virtuous tit wives, and of the most tender of mothers ; you who so well know how to make virtue beloved; you, en• dowed Orh'h all the gals of understanding and of heart, permit us •to tater to your Majesty on this anniversary of your fete, the mast pure, the most respectful homages—:he most ardent vote s tug we happiness anti prosperity of your days, and thole of your Inlayed family. o Adored companion of a husband, of a monarch, legislator, 'GO, sisal father; to the quality of mother of the country, S ou unite that of ntother of the young heir to the Crown, the gam, hope of Hayti, lad of the two models of beauty, innocence, and the graces which so truly embellish that throne, raised by the eland of graltude--guarlitil by low ! Pardon us if our ac cents wound your modrgy, but this tribute is your due, and we love to pay and render that homage to truth. " keceive, Abgust Qum', the vows which we breathe for sour mildews, and mayyour days always roll on in swanky, peace, gainsays', aad prosperby I " Viva sou Re ser r ! Her Majesty, Fith that goodness and that amiabi lity goblets Always characterize her aefir•ns, deigned to listen to the Address of the Dignitaries, and replied to them in tne following terms :—" I am sensible, Gentfemen sod Ladies, of the mars of attachment which you have sheen'. I have never doubted your s ocerity ; I am also extremely affemed by the obliginp, 'things which you have addre!sed to me. Receive, pray you, thy thanks, and my best wishes for your happiness."—The ceremony ended, their Majesties and the Royal Family, accompanied by a numerous and brilliant Court, went to Church, to assist at 1.):- rine Service. The King and Queen trent in the same coach, the Prince Royal in that of the Princess Royal, .nd the Duke de Mole in that of Madame A: hen tire. `The three carps .t light cavalry of the King, the Queen. and the. Prince Royal, the corps tit Royal .. attillery, Gorden de Corp, Grenadiers and Chasseurs tit the guard, formed a line on both sides, from the. , palace to the church. All the troops of the military !household est the King were in the most superb (mi.. torm it and presented a most beAutilul ono d'ail. The ' .tins of trumpets and of warlike Music gave a mar- Ml triumphant air to the procession. T Most Reverefid Palter John de Dien G01;- 4 14% the Mummer 01 her. Milos: the Qiitia, After. The good Kitties Palace is the house of Gott!" The principal facade of the Palace was Mu ni. nated in the most :Omni manner possible. Im. mense ranges of lamps of different colours, designed in crowns, flaming stets, and the grand cross of the Order of Saint fit ; the cipliets of Henry and Ma. ria L miss intertwined, tormed the most sUpeth spec: tack. At the foot or the grand balustrade Of the Palace. there was a represetvation of the rising via emerging front the basin, which appeared glittering from the bosom of the teeter, with this inscription : Er.Ty thine on earh I see; " And e. cry thine to •:•:eo t!oo' tray The granfi approach to the Pe.lace was illuminated by A r lil obelisk 5. Cnilflettpi tOrytilSr surmounts-if by.fl tmir.a st.rs, and which was cifinti n lied to t he l it i iici pal 1-1 tde 011ie Paiiiice of hie Rsoill nightie's, the Prince Iteyal, which oes also ii!lott ilin,inatei.l. A crowned Pkenix "us then exhibity4 a large dimension', upon f* tug pile, whir this inottO-:-. • : am re'ro-suer! from tri'y eshecr—s • • faithful emblem of the ye .ple of Hayti, whets wittutt,uulittzull possible oppcKititir. by httfnan itikett l to Qui- elevat:on, and in spite of the: storms and tem pests which sutrouniled her have, is, born c efforts, founded a tree and independent Kintfain. whit% is daily gaining strength. At the side of this superb Mama wlrti Weefadl peestuida, which here the inscription so,swavietifig • the sitnatirin where.it was placed. • • • - 4• lit thus yowls heir of our ilia-trios Mama " May an his father's virtues be united " U ! may he prove the darling t>< hls People. " Am! by Isis ddetl4 attest his Royal blood !!" . The other public edifices were I , kewise itiva led, as well as the rest of the City. Tae quartee in w hi c h the Dignitaries reside, was particularly striking. in the evening there was a concert at the which several Ladies of distinction anraptated.the ass , nubly by thAr exquisite taste and science. AfterstSe Concert. the Bill commenced, which her Majesty•th• It)u.en deigned to open by a minuet w.th the DU* of Qaadriiles succeeded, which afterwafkis gave way to country dances. The first quadrille was composed of his Royal I-PlO ness the Prince Royal, his Serene Highness the Dultl of Mole, his Grace the Duke of Fort-Royal, and.hit Excellency the Count de Linionade. The. Ladies were, her Majesty the Queen, their Royal Hightleens Madame Premiere and Madame Atbenaire, and Mn. dame Dessaiine , .. The ball _was prolonged to a late hour of the night ; it w 7;•. truly brilliant from the el.!. Face, the and the variety of the costnme. i'ne joy was universal—in every class of society there were entertainments—every one was desirous of star passing the rest, in celebrating this fete io honour 4 the goodness, .virtue, and benevolence, seated upon the 'Throne. ', f ~ . ...c i :' ~ - - Thus terminated the festival of oar most aorrt and most tielfwed Suvereiga, and it ryas truly a les• rival in which t,twy heat I)4l.66p:stet!. The City of Sins 3anci is be.:ll:ng with great ie. tivisy. The plan was designed by ti;r: Battu. de D e :,. liard, intendant of gardens, waters and forests ; the streets are perfectly strait, and every thing that cculd interrupt the course has been thrown down; and or ders have been give a that all the buildings shall be constructed in a regular and uniform manner. Sen. r beAutilul ecf:ices and hotels are Already vented. CAPP. .11: 1 .11aY, AUOUST l OT % I . tiiebnt n. Yesterday the fit isereAl serince of his R Pi iote .1,:;:il 1/Ik , . of Part Mares( was celebrated in the r'athedral And Mi•tropplimt Church 'with gre:tt m i gniticelee. The Grand Dihnitaries of the Xi;: dim; with their 1 ,..?.c1ie5, together with the Civil and in,ticial O'erii, were present, in ft ill monrning:and i/ high state. The Cathedral wits hung with Mart, . a::d the corpse was placed on amignificent satcoptut. 'gas, which was erected for it, and was surrounded by thousands of iiihted taper!. . The most '.3.ev. Father, Iran de Dien Gontalrs, Almoner of NU' Majesty, performed a grand mass for the :rad, and delivered thu tuner:it oration for the deseased with all the minion of elgnence. 'The congreg4tiou were sensit.ly affected. and grief vas depicted r!tt every rice ? . :I'he ref' .‘ti.nt on a prick, ,lion so recent and so inspo4tant, the sight of the re. 'iiiiiiii of Mm lit.eli so timer t.tgoaiv..d, the sanctify. . , s ..,.t.a ~ ~ . 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