Star. — London, England, 1823-11-20 00:00:00

':: -c. " N HEIL 11 468 ADELPHI THEATRE, 'STRAND. ar aurnotastrelo *re Barletta of DOWN .THE 'AREA, having, on each ,entation during the week, elicited theists cif laughter, will • cepeaced every evening till further notice. illeggilrecedentedly popular Barletta. of TOM AND SERI a proving unabatedly attractive, will be •performed 10.4 this Week. irRISEVENIi4G, THURSDAY, kov*mber 20, being the Week, will be gresentid, the celebrated Barbara of p o . Frolic, Fashkor, and Plash, called Ton AND JERRY! OR, LIFE I 1 LONDON. taidipalfens, Nir..Wnestcsi ; Jerry Hawthorn, Mt. J. Rims, Logic, Mr. Wits:lama. lipiesonion ctthe Day andlfight Scenery and Incidents 3. life in the Country 11. 'Life in St. allistan's I. late in Love Life S. late in Training . Life Hell Rags. Im 4. Life to Foot 14. Life in Bond-street S, Wean Horseback IL Life in the Stara in St. lames's Life in the East . 7 . Me in the West . 17. Life in a Nonplus 8, Life in Fancy 1.14 Life in Limbo t. Lite in the Dark • 14. Life in • a Lark 16 Life in a Row '4O. Lite ins Mask. • To conclude with an entirely Ice* Surletta;altitled DOWN THE AREA; • • OR, MISTRESS AND MAID. Go Monday nett' will be prodoced,' for the' Bret time at this Theatre (brpermission oloS. J. Arnold, Esq. of the Theatre Royal Raglisit Opera), a much o4mired Burlesque, called THE QUA: DRUPEDS; or, The Manager's Last Kick! which will embrace the whole Com& Strength of the Company. Bows, ts. Pit, 4s. Gallery, ls. Doors opened at Six, and Per formance commences at' a Quarter before . Seven. Halt-price at ilalf-past • Eight.' Box 011 ice open from. Ten till Fisur,• where ?bees maybe taken, sad a-Private Box had Nightly, of Mr. Cal. ho. No Money returned,. Children in Arms not admitted. • • : Lvfiii . .114 k oidOitlf:' , the gas/sift-NAV .sqCHITT, for evert of cAsittrr TURR, VEXTHER, BIM and **Ml_ AWN TOR Y,No t 73...Cernm'of MUMMA , UMW* 19p90tr. Megate Pump, Exam - WNW Ont. rr.ttE of rraliiii 42 4 4lll io ll t y inform' • the Piddle, that may. asill mations the above ilatabStiuneak Joe the Bead' Jadastriem Mechani t es, who have large Families, by•oireeisg than .illasafacturod,..tcdcitain the Miaow Liao, of the best Workmanship; mid'amaper than any House can do in Loodwei there being no other prolit required .as the Goods but the bare Wise and oilier menses t• at the aims time wiil be 'eddied 8 1 1 "1 /Mad with having constant employment for themselves This Society was Established. in June, 411111.. asessistkiritile Mechanics, adding tbe , number 'of _ their Wives and • Nadia% " amounted to 66. The total Number now Melielai *firm thrills& the Moans of thi; Establishment is 122. Mochaolea; addiag.the number of Wives and Children, US. . • . • • The Society and th eir Families . big leave to return their sincere thanks to those Ladies and Gentlemen Who haie hitherto hoomied• them with their Orders and Retemmenikdoov and. Mall always feel happy in their endgame:a to give future satisfaction ; at tie' aims time solicit a Contlimatice of their Benevolimee, M.ketalir `they may en to increaSe the Number of the floe** Tibt foiiewini itsdein aritimiuted *Nachos% of the wapiti , . Primo, ea warranted.-=Ripady Mosey Only. .‘, Fen size Mahogany foe /post Bedstead, bib bottom An. Full vise tent liedsteekset.:llEardered hair Mattress &, is.-03}300wf Drawn, MIM ears a. as.—Feather 104.—Dkto, the from deo aril asialk felhine .65. • pesmakehaira or any.dnieggslittfis sill. .ear—Beet do. Wash. haod•atertd ids.—Ditto , Drossnir TOW* fils.-4fearthitegoles. -4 feet Indus, Chest a/Drawer's/1i ese—Theve.4.o4 .Predirehr Table 41. 111‘..alltrerfait ditto. we Tillers l a d= £2. Vir— Mohr onsg Atislimi Table Bidett, hist Xt. Men Gism o 2 don" bin" Pritish Plate 1 -Sae : — Ditto doe Al.nr--11111mliwfng O s, Irmo doe, commode Dittoditten...-Dlttwiltto sir:—Dlsto dttollr—Trat hand 70.1 —Lame' Maiepay Thy' filai.aJagenned •.Beaft Shelf Tar -Tea caday 040-.2ladata7 ilaeterle4" 6 "raill"gabll Oa 1 ks, awned with hone hair, brass nailed 412. ditto 13s-6 ditto Mho 427. Trafalgar duo 4011. hogsay Soh to matelvitl. aos.4•Ditto Couch ley . lOs.r-Ditto di ta' As. los.—Sgt of Mahogany Card and Sofa Tibbs, birtursetlegs.' Whaled is toast wood £6..15a .-Rae Mabgeorrabio; twi•pfiral pillan and dawa.sille.. flis.,•Bl:llini a t ima lsest time cm be made—to order or Alt& Tent Bedstead and - 42. 15a -:gainbos Bedewed' aild Fritsch elliptic-top. With deipeetand fringe; ine 10.e.:41.0.119t makoguay four-post Bedthendimd fern ram with IFresds draggle% heed an through, sonspiars. 41S. 3016-,Ftvalegit ditto dor 44 4 t i to os.- - Dlito, ditto, with cornice, of o superior make, 4111.10 U - ditto, with gold cornice; depot drapery; tog-town Curtains, of ditto* Macho and defiant--drapery, ste. Or.... Ditto -ditto £7.71.-011)60is operisward.olegant ogle, of work, £lO. 101.—Diewhipswooliofs .21.43a.--.Ditto £7.7.. Ditto 44. es.—Hornhalt.oolllnobieeb W. TH St. 2d-.Conimon A gent do. 4s. UILNELL, . odetrauti• lei taint - vosiwas. • -:; - - Goods packed flee of _ parts _ _ _ . - ellmteet nee,* the htetellieha Red ant p• 1 all to urea isruatnotad to Vas Bast ppid Welt taloa 4sted out,. and Mankanta nipplinl_ widi Cablat illiiii r Ce gods 1 Apartment.' itoradokr ke a Yaw Nino' DOW nll4 '•' Houses te- two . Of bur 4iya: .• • tr• • -4' LATE SPANISH :COLONIES. FRQX-TiLl JOWLS . 0.7 TUUDAY. . . The English Jogrositof pktior, and particularlt the Courser, display an eagernsactoinvokofrom Eu-', rope the recognition the 14'6001 Colonies as indepen-• dent States: but what kit to recognize the Spanish Co- 1 lonics?. recognise &amity- Do they recognisf anarchy ?—ln fact, what is observable in these territo ries of the New. World. whole the.misfortuaes of the pa rent §cate.have emboldened some ambitious.num to set at nought its aei.ient authority? „Daily she 4apreme Power is there transferred from one wool:Oar-3 daily their form of Government is changed ; and the State " .., - . changes-its name. To-day a Republic, tomorrow a Monarchy; at one time it is a popular Assembly, at another it is a fortunati Soldier that governs.. .Wbom would , you then -acknow-• ledge? The Ambassador . whom . you depute. to the Carr stilt or Decemvirs, will, perhaps, be received by an Eak pesos. The Treaty .which You will-have signed with a free Country, may be tortrin „piece*, bra Despot. Whom. moreover, would thisabsurd precipitation lead' to? .Would equity, or even policri permit the recoguitieh rot' new States without- the .concurrence of the mother illa country, and without the. assent of the neighbouring Powers? This question affects the interests of legitimacy. ... Cart it be believed that all this rowem. who-lave din. owned the Government of the Conch that few" who has overthrown dun Government by {ethos( arms, aal Sou in theoiselvm, reciprocally consietent, . ... 1; ., , Thew Powers, it muit be considare4. rataraill 'r aid, the molt efficacious aid, so. the,Parent • they think that such is the way to put an'tind,se , ... volutions:7 Governments, and if. tjmy sleiist . fsma. esp. ploying force, it is only because it - aliabr be !kips- usable ' ;bat _the reined,' W.otild ktitille...Or idelaGICS independent them now estahllih 'this fact, upon 40. authority ! .LeCtlient point °MAO Spanish, C o lon t : n which the parent State, has not, preserred:foitheites troops, and•uumerous.partaans ! Whilst persons r were rejoicing in. the taverns of London at the capterti I.i ma by the Lisurgents, the Generals of Ferdinaiii`W. .re-entered, as conqueroihtbe Capital of Peru. Let these. itt.iters, therefore, learn to await What it belongs to• time alone to decide, ssed• if the ties of Anierrea and Old Spain mutt be for ever severed, let 'it be believed that 'betels aullicient ,calm In the Governments of Eu .rope, td judge of the degree of , cis:lC*ll - 0 %which. dew Governments, the issue of long cottissatitions. krt. that quarter ; of the globe,, may Meru: • .Eran in the very transactions which would acknowledge -their indepen dence, that - high politigue, which never deviate s from justice and morality, should std,l know hoiv to. respect the tfghts. of thepment Side.. • AfF.VVAN LOAM • ••-•..•‘-;:= • Letters from Mexico have brought-an official repre sentation on the subject ef the late Loan of twenty mil lions, addressed by the Finance Department of that State to the Secretaries of the.(ongress. In this docu ment, which is dated August IS,• and ordered to be nted by the Costes, Doe Francisco de Arrillege, the Mims.. Of Pittance, first refert to' the Decree of the iCtsogress of the Ist of 'May, antlxitisinfrthe Siecutive to open a Loan for eight: millions; to effect which purpose, the Government, on the 15th of the same, mouth, transmitted the necessary 'powers and Untrue. does to Francisco Boris Migenit resident in London..a . al IN neat-reminds the Congress Of tie proposition Made' by *cheat of Staples and Coiin 14:fetich-to negociate a Lissom( .fire millions-in London, 'on sa unfavourable Wins. that Geoettinnent,..nameithstanding its• urgent , wait of money, could not give its Consent. TheMinisser initarirmikiteevenbsobligatioit felt by the Government fee the isecsaittrY suisimeate which, in Iles diffi chi t situa tion, wissuffered by en sigma fiverthant, Mr. Etartho., lemy rigors lificharda, on aceOUfif oT a Li* *hick he. was empowered by the .house oY IliarClay,:fferring,'aria Co. ,Loodon, to contract with the Meticaritiiverninmit. A bargain being . streak with this hodie,.th.e Minister transmits the Cootrictin the Secretaries ... of the Con ey, for the inforritatjai . sanetion of that Pie not only points eat the• i suptriof adv . antages of this hinajn,,tompared ite:preceding . offers madi-in Mezicq, but trACee F ivo : l4,o that the terms, in' alt prol;• bability,;aut. better than_ at could hire 'heel' lot' by negocietkg. ttel.han in lenrdon:' • •,lhe fullOwing' comparative statement is then given 3 !. •sitUlaPs or THE . ,LOAI4.. iriviniti Minces oast issMisteifier at m per' 4tet, . — lintoktoob: Vbto *Wein- for doisorisitio of ler 941110111,:: ,, - •••• - :: • iiiiiadaloai e epa.eispretsh el trrper cent. .! 1 * J4OAIWK 9 • • f-3, (•• *r • 1 / 4 ' ,•1. ttl/ r"i77li7r dor k top* . Omits on ihe nersektiedsibiw tisidetii%slaiet .10 per l„ ;07 . ,q • • .tit • ••.•i'moi# . Reedivaide by Tour- • - • . • • s mpol i ng abs Loco cupid Agree been con-. - ..,, • traced hi levldde Wog tags of • - - •• , 70 per eat: w!dei is eery diudedist • 14,000,000 %:`.oe Deduct elaireedbeffreoimedseleu paid CU -4 • z • the pueselaii:44 0# 10 1 , 6 1 0 4 04 41 . • • i It•tv24.; • 5 W Cent' • 1 ! 3 ,: s C.; :t •' .. I vveNs.vitrrY4: . • . : • 7 !• • 1 P .... " • 6. UMW by* *goad*. 41144901010. ;• 04 ! • Deduct tipa cent. fur cow of .the te ear the 'niiirtpie of lie• • • •• 1 "' • • thellleire is Leaden, s per cam • ; •-• • ,•• • : • tar smipaissisa. prid eeduria "•••• " • ~ th: q micol a1k447. 44, • a • fat!••••••-"•-•"•••.' °° *bow '• • • 1349° • 4114° • "• • ! , 9 :••• ••• • -*. • -"•-• , 4 1 4 4 ••••"7", 0 110Fro 7 7 1 it le, •- • ' wearoeted for etiOSJ to .14 1 a - or acme es IT it bad:beeu cm- ••- • • •gt<s b. 7% jots mac instead of 70 ef -4 , 01090 Inel7lll.lol7sideleusais did spasm "•••• •1•!1• 1 • 'r• 4.1115 1 4rE Vain Pk. . *WC& Effi*u# 4 intli 4 &''l tots 'Alit appigittil49 tg.'cfa Owl Helix, President onligrhissisisoo •r*. deO,Deice 4rEa g hien, estitled l tg ofoq pp.appriiit -iihm on the Subject.thg.Aildarj...COMp mope*: instituted in the. yeas ; 12, . to, 4ry . the •Dti~t 4-140aira.". It. appears froggy thksy - 944 . ,t1ie. Com,. • .41d everrbtor,l - 1144,c, • re*e4 ev,tY• • , '/ .. airs'edin lex t GI4 IVif, heiltite'tti do *4it :rot= ir:lf; '• ':-.: 11 •..••!' 411§111\th1 - iintre :.t;tr.q silt ta ?: ,1• 1 g r.4 , we: of l i t 4 : 4 14. _ 43 jpriiiiiis . I t isw ~ t a ;IR .ii . , 9v .s ", I 4 .‘ The Pak; irkpga4einp ~ t op t capital at, f ..o'.4Ock, .sar on 4 4th instant. : He was. !tscorripsnlYgl b5:(43 1. : Stiff, with -the exception of tbe.liferir-.oeneral;srb4;yhtpiity hebind, for reasons whickl stall mentipst .14 - .. the ;ppm of this letter. The MunicipaliiYaf Madrid wenttyi outside of the city to. 014ke,throir cOmPlimeins to the Diike'on his departure, and to pte4nthim.witli a rich and rare sword, th e blade* of iv.hiell is one dl tbeihest Nit can 'he manufactured at i tillead. • The • hilt h Of 'massive gold, richly engraved'ind encl.:mid, the - scabs bard of 'tortrise-shell, &tackled aitli• - disreondi. His Royal Highness, is accepting the, t waist said. AM be received with particular sati.taction' this present :made him by the •Citeof hia lid, as it was Act?* 11 4 414 'hi should take with him flan Apitit.. :Tho pvictici.ma pre tend that these weds *lnept tiliksion te.tbeindilfereace or ingiatitude of the King, who his.not deigue . elto make his Royal Highners.the teust trfflintpsesent. - ft morn for this swords the Diske.d'Aneulense gave Orrise,Cor regidor.nfAadtid„a.magridcept sna&boas -three thßes the value of the mon!. Theevebing befure.the Dpke's departure the blunicji_e„liiy bad prepared a display !of fireyrerks hnforehts No - YaTilligimess's• opitinents ; but From Joinecathe or other, the fete went of badly. 'The same ill Et:thine seemed to await the Pritatittioni at the theatre, where threw &darter (little arhoslng pieces) were got up fbr the.occasion.. The , eurtain did not rksy for three hours after • the time announced in.tbe bills, as they were awaiting the arrival 'of . .the ,rriitee, Who at length sent to excuse hini4lf; lirkoritequeriee of Iris nu in bed* 'wen nations.. The seine daf,- the lit bettolibn . of Royal . Volunteers Taw only lone at formed), after returning from- theAcereminty of.etertfts fide sty to their colours, drew op ; before the Prince's re sidence, accompanied, lif two or three thoisandblect. guatds, of the lees of *the peOple.', The Dukn'dict 'not condescend - to . sheri himself at the halciane, ptobdbly his hunierect occupations Prevented him also' an chit occasion. As soon as his ltoyal Highness had •quitted the capital, thrsecond c se rt.4ocades d'.lCasa y, Corte hastened the necesrjpr . egajAtions foi making the ill fated Riego drink the last avy'OtthirChaitite of bitter nesi: Many of ' those iii'ciiph4lititlieeepreporntiOntlidd Pitt eight modthobeterillitilecklikelisli.bern.'. Hs lets aransferred, from, tbp•paisent, wherthe.66l l hithetiu 6IW I . hmlie peblic Khoo, at in unuseo ; hoer of , the night ; therehis sentence War reria'ns him, Which Wit as fol lows;-,.4..Don Rafael Riego is condemned to the capitd paniihltient Of the gibbet; . he is re bedtragged-tbriaigh ull , the streets leading se_4ll4 place ofeaecankai, bispro petvp:te• be can &wilted to the pro 4;. tg-,tkp t ag 's Ichninheralsnd he .st 9 y.the earn:oho, his trial. 4ot Jen,o'cloc . k'on the' m orn?ng Of the Sth h hp . Witi Valet* to bitraiNg . : Cibpet lai l toed lighil& ils' Withletnitil -candle:; "Mother emblems cif desti4.4ii this *WI* which struck with grief every man possessed oft of propet.lealitifg, Riagq.Shewesi the Pont. pothring firmness. -All by said was, 4 May Cog . grant. that ply death may conduce to 'file happineis and traitqail lity of -Spain: . These — ivtircts will not be forgotten, rand limy one-day bring tears into the eyes of his ifinr derers. The unfortunate Riego was sent Iti the:gallobd NR virtue of an gs:posk lean km a:cireotninance which Story .will no: forget in record:gm these'. deploreble times. Tt was during the 'night or The Stlilbatlirerpi riiiiins were Made iior the exec utioii. Artimirst thieftrowd of fbrocious . peo • ple who looked on with plainse at the progress of this faW Work, • some .were temaylpild and fully recognized to be ci.c same. who on aj, ,cl . spet, but not distant occasion, had shouted in t . -eitri of 'Ries°, ' Viva el 'Nero:Witt: Cats-its i' t' . ' MO) er jat the execution took place; at the I-Vain difer:Cebinfiedilletie and in all the adjacent: streets, there-Was iiii , ..iritheasC crowd of people, amongst whom werenumbect of *pip land&iskts,..ats4l49 hi the windows'. Silence prevailed lu. I r)inghieotstage ft:sn .the prison' to the fatal spot. Doling ,this arum% Saith,.aud to the last instant Of hit et `Taienterherixhibited illibe calmness and Serene COWSS. '6# iCgiefieruitS nature, , wilting to be itherificeabs the toitilieof*-his.cotintry....lon motinting. the scieffpl4; his legs•ipPeartd•tp he ! feeble, they; y f re evidently swelled, 1:4•41.4b1y. ip.cousvOpace of -his rece n t ilhiess, aed the .sit w ee en t ll n e f v ttic ilt .i 4 i-op ou s ,k; ft 2 is d h e ic :i h egn hehe t d hat - bet h : il loadledo&— a4 „mid 1- 1 6 1 lik netrie - tiviur sent forith ist ay ntsoithenefirmens . • " :' • ..... "7-kaFir.7 l firrw? 7" - • - 11w , - . --- , T . ?. - miq .71nraFfiqr -- - - -.4 - - - :- ~. , , . , .. . • . .. .- • • - • ' .. 9 - -. - :- • • • - . • .. .. .., . . ..0••••••• . . . . • , _ . 1., 4". • , • . • • • 4 Z ZC _4 , - • - ~ • .. - • . „ ... ' c i li l ( ". .11b.... - ' •'- r . eer/Ov•- • ipe 13)?.. X . . I • •. , ~,. .. . . .. 4.. ... , , -de ./ 41 r • 7 4 . . 0.. • ' *. ::. k 4.. . t , .: .. 7 ( , ~ .. ~• .'. , , ... 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XTEVSIVE atI4VALUABLE PRINT"WORICS, 11111 . 14, bfiliffikiellibricsits' kisiiediellietas elves that 'in the Statee.. s talceo oral Amer 40.-opp . 1 s 1 . d-wOrld (ie t wlieh tbe situation of the new dets half of. thR. citptive ; liel&, ! li t §w.,16 . jpkisipli- old FARE. in PRRTHSHIRE.for RALE: • ... 1 . 1 . 43 . • tat:ft vain.eofiest onAiegts Of,ancla geoeraLtixteiest? API cfeikered to R P- 4'P? t mt o 4s• . ii.. i 4 4Y) . f t ... ; ' :it re tie mere Wihintke w G in ems be ex e I P nis, fted Pe t rth ° 4 , A on i' F g a b mo Y.llU v.th 3 O L S l.F tn ' da Ll l l (F ri f Thtfn iC bli a" $11111411111111"tai.ns is. *°l4l44"re ar.e. flill 4S le" es) f9l-14"4 then'''. &het iln'"gns est 1 . le tit • 1 • ! "I t, at °nollocko ta 'die Afiersoan V liat PreviwaslY Sold. ePt ivinciai wiii be lleelded with more matura.du- between axe, Puke .of Apeigia 494 .fpnie.. . •,. • • ERR* by Prints Bargain), llll/Rfiglipt .0.41 "rho Posy b. ; clicArlp4 upon will be sup ? Thj latter _is eaid to harstlettumsAe4 a soler 3 p i . ..,,., I every PH& Emulsive and .well known ' Pit.I.NT WORM! JL ot BUTHVEN wichshe F i gor..,Co e re c asd Bark? tau Owned, not ➢ leis with perseverance than force. ,If 4 was in,t4te Chamber of Reers,,aad' i - fiviii,er tts. ve Permitted to read the viesta.olsoen win exercise an im- torbitidess tha,altrati4e- rf. th . e . lerhei, 11wrii• D, and obsrso, comprehending maappowelia WO t also the F arm_ mow. . .. . us' Iliturnei Ova Iturcipeakrioliky, it would 'pro- seem • to iniply .that th'eioort ;lid„Wlretb'. :o oil3. ". . Liorktre d Rotima. tooliating of ahem ,Ters Hundred and TweotT mow am Two Hundred-mild tisysarpirra RogliahAcres or thereby. had akin/. Deftest that tlot P' wren a nitcd together-by aping him .. . 4. bUts sans FioVf 'llt ~ 7 . 4 rtk i ligli _ .. . e . :L . ' . 1 , ‘0 4ei i„....i., ... ' a i likewis e a L ease , w h ereo f t hi rty ,.. o . loin are lo s to run,. of the si, Mang ;ilia ' , .bove, in "their exeuttol,coniecturec,but repined tlic,fnoodian.,wierilli"acit 4'7 f 1 1 11 11144 Castle of Hontingthwee t .'Dareawbeasal. sod 434 " Cil t haUe ! 14. ° it, i ,-•naltoott, **ilk Whateeiti.inloWir th.ilaes4citi ,it)y desilehofs,.. which defends: ins tT isr • • ir .. ean4the . • ininiag: • Th e whom in' are las i as mere fully demribed.la foams bit . APCltled t • * the • * *S .* ' • - • I' -f- result of an 'n 1 14- socliotwouys to . pw:ivemt it, by Rem; Advents/swots, at the reduced apse* pima 01443,0c0.. Simla _ . .0. ° Pita!' the wbble nate sadist sass portal, this takadas .pin. thareavrill va r li g e k 1041.,141'1.11h7 of rigliin to an oPow.nfitititisz throwin ,in 'the teeth' 9f-Cosit4lftdin'S AdtAttiticin, the ins. at gams time ad plaastreaxpooed us Baleinorkelotsvis•—nadavae Ami s : under .tpits ,h . rpogbeo l / 2. wl t se Power qst - hill ' ''• e of the act OW timoblisaa. - Far-thisysmose, PrilK Nosh:, witb..aaasj-_,Awres fst Land. SOW Piaui:ea g ar influence thin toglainit l o;Chfrontthe il?tin z . it broadly intimates dm* Notiry in London, in whose with the Right ofsli-liwp.Wams .Wa -within- the bewatiothereots a _s • she iik ek , 6 4 4. r ewahrtiathotwe .. s wim . oi til iwb., m u m. : ,of Ca . pkal and her CoriAintiisil relations, ' wit al: hands Napoleon's WM' is Ogceli, gas violated his trust, eery. Slui the whole Bleaching, Printing e and Dytig Apparitas wklff .00Cuar tO herself the e;ctsCadiarstageoas lakirki s tit and communicated its - contents. rer the French Ministers; . • and lifachiner•W di osAiVorrially dessrilsed in foam! Advertise. -want fist from jeyi'o theseibnses, inillookreg baths; and that in this Will,:whkh...oliglit.'.erepplivonly of ' ! ••• names, at•thosmineed *Oat prima 0414.900. __. _-___::.••: • . i ______ f4stai, what hate .these ivrtters. Of Gazettes, WhO,., it testamentary% dispositkans, • -the. )04e Emperor .. assnmes : . 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I cured by "ng, I M e„hr the " it refute, to be ends at. lents fot:odrmed°l4: %ind al to t E e lta decid e upon it •egularly upo-i; fr. Rol-co, the ot h lested t o know " fr °l' 3 ' "toned, and if 6 learned Gentlettur 1, said he should pZ t!erney o n the oth4. I, and c ome hin eru. Then, if the atoinst. them, aud pnr 'l.- iou. . son's attendttd at ai l • Cots•sts-r, the great curiot.itv. s brobrought cp wider I...seript!o l of s of the name s f three persons Were 0„ in 1 ienrie:ta. nccurred. . -- - Nude the most re. !An th Turner bore A.nn 'rims w-as m a written paper of his condua, de. chaLacttr s of tist.i 'a sliffiCiePt tear t:ollei aria the csrdert, a persona( reAding !ziost whom, vor lliarn Alaimo a la+ t the last Sosvior.s id the (butt sy Firm Ntch svarract, :14 IllesTrutw es were &tau!, it should each give Harms r, the Sell. I abide 1 the or sa ry" no: ice of bait. prisoner for some th;.t he was at out Ly evening scoured tg him at the Mc. n. After the pri. 20 professed to be !LI requested that rnaining in a lock.. I Prison, until he granting any such e same as with a ale him to prison I he left the office tWest of Eng n was formed, he abolition or :re held, muck tier of pt sax-4 pply informa abject, and in a.. At length, ough country 4 to as one , if the tidies leY her tad ea," says be, cast manage. will be too to put a stop ssociation. ol;-General- Sir r„ G !I, Coates is lin. G. 8 dalene, fourth :truth Balbtes, Esq, - Esti. to Anne the late John Captain of hi• Idt/it'll taken Li on Captain I, Cecelia, t►e Mrs. Middle e, aged. 73. Durham, the rd sad Lady Sarah Louisa , the wife of .............1116.•••4 6 ai . ej P = 10 T pet OS. R i t . " • • 111. . 4 II - V •• • ' a it s .•• • =F O FI • • • ;43 1 I' . • or • 't o . 1. • 0. 1 . 1 0114,3z= • In the Prins, and Speedily will be published, much Merged, • • • A Fourth Edition of OBSERVATIONS on STRICTURES . of the REC AP TUN and COLON, mid other affections which diminish the mpockg of the canal irs those parts; including Spasmodic Constric tion of the. Sphincter itoi: with a Translation of M 0124. Boyce* va bible Riper on that complaints Hantorrhoidat Tumoura ,ccalloa Piles), F.a,rescences, and Prolapses Am, with the mods et *treat ment, accompanied with several Cases and Engravings. By W. WHITE, Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, Cotresposidiag Member of the London Medical Society, and one of the Sur geons to the City Infirmary and Dispensary. Bath. • NATURE DISPLAYED. 3fEBS as. WHITTAKER apprise the Booksellers and the Public, that SH A W'S NATURE DISPLAYED; in Sit handsome Volumes, post /Ivo. with nearly Tones H IMMO Plates, some of them of baltabeet size, and n e arly T wo H undred of 'bent Coloured, representing above 1500 objects, is this day pub • dished, at AZ. , 10s. in bOarda. Gentlemen and Students in Drawing, who wish to hay* the Plates uncoloured, may be accommodated with .copies a Thrm - Guineas • but the Book is professedly sold as Colonist! ohm Na- Me, at aki. ids. and, in this state ' sis one of the moat interesting Works which ever lowed from tkorrem The whole of the Engravings have also been worked off in a feho atlas doe, with full descriptions, ander the title of THE ATLAS OF NATURE, at Jet. 10a. in boards, nr £2. us. dd. luit-boarid ; and is, in this form, destined to fulfil, in thS Study of Nature, the objects of an Atlas at maps in the Study of Geography. Porchasers of the Atlas of Nature may also be accommodated with the Letter Press separately,la Three Volumes, is £l.lls. 6d. latia. Stationere-court, Oct. ASO sa. PDX'S VEGETABLE CRRAM VOR IMPROVING•THE • GROWTH OP HAIL ir FOX, Hair Cutter to his Royal Highness PrinCe V • Leopold of Saxe Coberg," , begs leave to recoMmend to La. dies and Oentletuen, with a confidence resulting 'fsaria a loot trial of he excellence, his VEGETABLE CREAM, as the most ele gant and efficacious article now in use, for imparting a delicate soft ness and gloss to the Hair, which it strengthens and preserves.' Its ettrprisforpropetty (in many eased) of restoring Hair on bad places, preventing the falling drafter, fevers, sea-barbing travelling. and from other num es well as preserving the volonr and curl, Ida"' bly renders it desirable to the fashionable world. • A single trial will estibliXh its superiority over Oils, or epy other preparation per made use of for the Hair. - Sold by the sole , Proprietor, at his Ornamental Hair end Peruke Menafactory, tro: 458,'Strand, opposite Villier's street, and by wrest respeetiMe Psefumers in town and country, it bottles ge. ed. .eoeb; it bottle exastaloine two and a ball, Ts. or seven bottles 3s. 641. stet, Ai. 15...—N.8. All others are counterfeits. _ IMPOSTURE UNMASKED. T"E progress of MERIT, although frequently as sailed, is not impeded by 7 ENVY and Drritarnos. The ag fitealon of ambuscade In defeat ; and conscious rectitude vitliontely , triumphs lathe attainment of the grand object--public approbation. The test of experience is tire guarantee of favour, and haeastabli s hed WARREN'S BLACKING in general estimaiioq: of which there exists not a stronger proof than the tacit acknow ledgment of a host ef servile imitators, who surreptitiously obtrude en the envsary a spurious preparaden as the genuine article, to the great dissnessitoent of the tioguFded. purchaser acd manifest in pry a( WARREN, whoa, character and interest by this iniquitous syetem are equally subject to detriment. It becOmes therefore ati lirdispetotable duty to CAUTION THE PUBLIC spirts: the nsanien#res of Unprincipled Venders, who having no character to lose. suid.stinuslated by avarice in their nefarious pursuits. aim at the apsuisitios of money tbreugh.nuy medium than that of honour! Theonginil bud niatchiess lisacitino bears on each bottle a, short diratlen, /Nth the signature e„... All•othenarte onontairieits ; and in any ama ssAir imposition tab* an artfully interlined with a difsniu addnss, in very ac iont ibstabOeceil the more onsititoons ones " 50; irrnivaa It lire/mad! taaismerdtd lbeykespets ouw.sibb• ate davaind iti ban tat rintianti al WARILSI Bldardt46, M sawn des &teased trash to slue source' *bras it cant!, and expose tbs mashioationsol rascality to inisbnil Obloquy. vrottrert iILAMTSG is swiveled/41y brilliant ;—it elsan'difisprgiverplianty to site intbsr ; retains its pristine* le ~AllMtasbs ; etesPeostilibsins elesson via& union, is an: equally°, indisponsable. fotheowenti 4allity. Sold by every respect able Vends:An tans and Country, in bottles, at aJ. I.od. and LiJd: ex:. - • • „ • . . \ . Ms day were published, ' Beautifully . printed in Two Yulames, pat two. les. boaids, TRAVELS THROUGH PART of the UNITED STATES and CANADA. lulus and 1810. By JOHN M. DUNCAN, A.B. , " There is a people wbowill ooe day be very great :—I mean the Americans. One stain only obscures the perfect splendour of reason *bleb vivifies that country—slavery still subsists ht the Southern Provinces; but when the Congrese shall have foubd a remedy for gest avii, bow shall we be able to refuse the most profound respect so the *citations of the United Simms r—Madaane de Steel. Printed for Hurst, Robluson, and Co. 90. Cheapsidk, and 8, Pall- call, London; Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and Wardlaw and Comningbaine, Glasgow. . .