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Ihinn, L I MN , LAP - . 1 14 . . • °lllll I v - .Ikat , . . • _ !tleki•4lP I Fo" ` r 7 4-1 6"------12 • - TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1821. S l it! E. lust p• 111.164 peace alt. ett. board% large paper; ' DART 111. of the NEW TrtANALATION of the BIBLE from the otiginat •Ilebrew. compared with the Make (one of the oldest • trandadork clean), coinpleting the Paartarauci, or Five Books of Moses.. . . • By JOHN BELLAMY, Author of the Hisanay of all Itsticnnts; The Ant-Ouse, &a. &c. Sold by, Longntan and Co. Paternoster-row ; and Budd and ealkin. Yiif where NOs. 1. and IL may be had. • In a few days will be published, CONSCIENCE ; 01, Tax BRIDAL NIGHT. A Tragedy, in Five Acts.—By JAMES HAYNES, En. Now performing at the Theatre Royal, Drury-Lane. Printed for Hurst, Robinson, and Co. London; and Archi bald Constable and Co. Edinburgh. 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Severn, King, and Co. against the Imperial Insurance Comoany, by &num Ponces, F. LAS. M. R.I. M.G.S. &c." By Rich ird Phillips, ERA& lite. Philip Taylor, John George Childre F.R.S. &c. John Martineau, jun. John Bos tock, M.D. F.R.S. &c. and John Taylor, M.G.S. London; Printed and sold by William P hillips, George-yard, This day Was published, To one volume ducdechno, price 7s. 6d. boards, iihntrated with ' Fifteen Plates, or with the Plates coloured, price 10s. 6di THE BRITISH BOTANIST; or, A Familiar lii troduction to the &dance of Botany, explaining the Pity- 1 1 siology of Vegetation and the Principles both of dw.Atilielei and Natural Systems of Linnaeus, and also the *noncoms!! al Jussieu ; to whith is added a Synopsis, or View of the &id& Genera; in which the derivatisi and meaning of the naaos i nf skit Onnns are given; tie whole intended chiefly for the Use et Young Persona. . Printed for F. C. and J. litivington 64, St. Paul's Church yard; and 3, Wateriao-plaee, THE ANTIPObEAN; OR, A SUBTERRANEOUS ESCAPE. EXPLORING a Cave ) and an ape rt ure found) The Amateur burst, like a mole, from the ground, Where Hedge (ay reclining in listless indulgence; The tUstic no* started, in fearful conjecture, ' And full on his view shone a bright-booted spectre, While gkaned two young Imps In the jetty refulgence ! At last a faint impulse of courage he feels-- " Whence com'st thou, (he ask'd) with those lope at thy heits r " Hush, hush !-4 poor traveller I," said the stranger— " Twice twelve tedious months we have thus dug our way " Through earth's dark recesses, from Botany Bay ! 14 Unfortunate still, and In imminent danger ! " These Imps in my Boots have conducted me here, " Through earth, to a still most calamitous station : " Farewell !—for in England I dare not appearea . — _ " They'll hang me, return'd front a life-transportation r' So sayings--in aid of the joke he descended ; The story soon ran, that from Botany Bay A Conalet, assisted by Devils, his way Had dug through the sorth,—and a posse attended Of Rustics,—* Constable heading the train, — When, to! 'these Phenomena sprang up again! " My friend, by these imps in your Boots tho' assisted, Depend Geer," the Constable said, " you'll be hailed I " Besides, through this bole of your bering, we may 0 Be sent, by a stumble, to Botany Bay) 4 Esplain'd and remov'd then each serious aspersion, Alarm was succeeded by mirth and diversion; A welcome of pleasure the Country miter backieg The shades of redection-in Warren's let Bleeing. This Easy Shining and Brilliant BLACKING Preptted ~~e~ ~~~~ 50, SI%AND, ttindon ; And sold in every. Town In the Kingdom. 1.14U1D, In Bottles Id. 10d. lad. and 18d. ea - . Al* rAsTE BLACKIN G, lt in Pots, 6d. 12d. and IBd. eaeh. A Shilling Pot of Paste is equal to Four Is. Banks of liquid. 3 Ask for WaßliliK's Blacking. LITERATURE . . tie RyritOsilecvive Review, No...—Since we ttfok occasion to revert to the plan and merits of thii publication, a new Number has appeared, no way inferior to the preceding ones in spirit arid interest; and superior, we think, on the whole in the selec tion arid variety of its articles. Our limits will only allow its to make a short extract, which, itdependent of its inttinsit Merit, possesses peculiar interest at this moment, when the people whom it celebrates are hailing the dawn of political emancipatiiiin It is the conclusion of an article on &very early translation of TASSO, by Cattew-L-g work which Many of our Readers may not even have heard of, brit which pos sesses no ordinary share of spirit and &delft'' , : “ We hare been induced to notice this early translation of one of Italy's molt Minima productions, as our honest Printer expres: ses it in his preface d • foi the delight and benefit of those Gentle men that love that most lively langstage: and from *conviction that the and sweets of Italian literature were never better appreciated than at the present day. The very name of that delicious land teen* With a thohsand rich assodiations. TO the Patriot it is a field of old and unperisiting glory, • for there were deeds Of Valour done' which are still present to the spirit*. TO the enthusiast of Nature it is the very Eden of his hopes, and he acknowledges how justly the appellation applied, while its eye wanders Over the Cdstaidegna Beim To the Scholar; Italy is a World of treasures, richer than an the East eves-poured forth; but in no heart is the name echoed with mere fondnosi than in that of the Poet. To him. It reads a thousand lofty mints, a thousand fascinating liiines.ot beam)", and power; it is Ihsked to his spirit by the tenderest end the linen associations. Ftsxn its cradle that tiountry , haS heel a land of romance; not the romance of fiction; bat ef.a highAndisible reality; Within ntirgefulades alma has sulfured almost an the viidasituOes of irlikh his naturals citable-Liam exbiblsed the proudest and the meatiest attributei of his bbilig•Ledavate amid uncultivated, thed dvinzed and ponaketiza.then . AMMg from the Pariah of lasitri into the lowest abyss of vieeL-a tiller of the earth—a icadier—ad cidetei—a tyrant and a and unlettered—then rival. ling the most polished In Fi owledge and in ans.-the vanquisher of the earth, then the victim bf a barbaric Invader—the prey of sispersdtioo, and the vessel of petty despots. Amid these num:. barley changes, Italy.has ever held the media noble action and high thoughts; and let us hope with Sistmadi that a time may yet come when sbe.shall assume amongst the nations her own pie.einiaLt station." a A Requisition, signed by a number of Magistratet and Freeholdersof Cornwall, was la•t week delivered to the High Sheriff of the CoUnty (R. Wytriata, Esq.) requesting him a to call a Meeting of the County, td consider the propriety and expediency of petitioning the House of Comitions that they will, by all consti tutional Means, endeavour to procure the restoratiori of her MAJESTY'S name to the Liturgy ;—that they will enforce a rigid system of economy and retrench= ment in every branch of the public expenditure ;--= that they will institute a full and thorough inquiry into the causes of the present digresses of the nation; and especially of those by which the agritultural po pulation and interest are depressed;—that they will adopt the most speedy and effectual measures for their relief;—and that they will take into their im mediate consideration the state of the National Re- What slight neglects, What tthial to destroy presentation, with a view to such Reform in the " The hardiest frame!" Elections of the rlotise of Commons, as shall esta- MESSRS.CURRIE and Co.having devoted theta- blish and secure an identity of interest, and the most selves to the study of, and been gratified by the most con. perfect syMpathy and union between the tonstiment siderable practice in those breathes o f t h e profession which they and representative bodies:"—The High Sheriff, bow thought proper to select, mast, that after 30 years residence in . h e request; and a Meet. t his metropolis, their talent, are so well known, and their mini- ever, re fused . to comply with t rattail so fusty eatabliffiedi that no apology is requiske for their ing of magistrates and Freeholders is to be held at the deviation from the regular mode of practice; It may be proper Assize Hall, Bodmin, on the 6th of Marth, 'lto cod testate, that their Medial Education has been of the first class; 'icier the steps necessary to be adorted In totisequenee dot they are Members of the Royal Colleges of London and of the conduct of Edinburgh ; and as satisfaetory evidences of the truth Of this the Sheriff." statement, their Dip s lomas And Testilsonlaa ma) be Seen at their The marketplace at Derby is no* brilliantly Howe, No. 107, Hatton-garden; where they easy be consulted tninated at night, by gas. A beautiful column, or With the greatest Rues, and ho nour by patients of either sett rather candelabrnin, in imitation bf the antique, is wed by any of dui following complaints :-1. The Venereal erected in the Centre of it; which Itipports the ornai Ellsesse, for which they have discovered a remedy, which is riot , only a complete substitute for mercury in the cure of this corm mentea lantern. plaint, but has also the advantage of eradicating, the disorder Horta AND PEA AS..A day or Drawing is genie - Without debilitating the constituden.-2. In cases of Nervous rally a day of anxiety ; and as no oa k.tbws Debility and Vascular Relaxation, whether produced by cOll whom the Priies will fall, every one has aright to vivial excesses, by the lininoderate enjoyments of sensual idea. Kim, or by it:litary sensuality, where entertain the best hopes for himselr. This pleating " The vigour sinks, the habit melts awayi anticipation, however, lutist bt tonverted intb dreae, • The elserfid,.pnre, and animated bloom on the part of those persons WhO, boUght ht.; Dies from the face, with squalid atrophy fore Valtntine ; s Day, availed themselves of the C. Devouni, in willow melancholy clad." tractors' c;ffer to take back their Nltmbers lifter Meters. CURRIE and Co. 'are in possession of 1 ltibdieind that stands Unrivalled for its superior efficacy, in giving tone 1 ing had the chance bf the First If, ay*s Drawing.— to every muscular fibre of the patient, restoring his anlinal spirits, I These lingerers bn the. threshold of Fortune must ltlok fot-tvard with no l u itt n l e i n a i p t p m reh l eh t s ro Ste ell . that events the and re-establishing his vigour, without inflaming the etwstitutioa, and ditis exposing him to the dangers of a refaps?.-3. In Saki.. _ . tunes of the Urethra, Mesh. Currie and cn.l plan of treatment L• ga" . DAT, has so far surpassed every other methbd of chit; that they have ' very Numbers they gave up *ere all or part or the excited the astonishment and approbation of the moat Six €9.1,000 Priies rib** hi the Wheel. The teturifed • f e ns) are the oily inished Surgeons, by effecting, in three weeks, cares whkhaefied Numbers (which hoWerer ore all the resources of their skill. In the cure of any of these cam ' ; bk plaints their patients will fie treated With the greatest skill and son: ones now on sale avid it is possi , that by An early application they may hate a part of them ba c k eitude. The fee itqu ired is the same al that of regular practitioners: Patients in-the country are requested to state particulars of again, unless they are anticipated by the numerous their ease, age, and mode of living* enclosing a Bank Ealllaaa applicants who are daily thronging for the rejected Note, when t he necessary medicines and advice will be sent to Tickets and Shand: any ph of the world.—No. 107, Hatton-garden. 1 ; •t-:• • . si This day was published, In livo. Mustratettetih five Engravings, prim 7said. in hoards, the Second Edition, with an Appendis, of PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS on the USE of OXYGEN, or VITAL AIR, in the CUM! Of DIS EASES; to which are added, a few Experiments on the Vegor• tation of Plants. By DANIEL HILL M.D. Surgeon, Honorary Member of the Medical Society at Ou es Hospital, and Fellow of the Horticultural Sodety. London: Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, St. Pam's Church yard, and Waterloo-place, ; T. Cadell, Strand ; J. Hatchard and Son, Piccadilly; and J.Callow, Prince's-street,ilobo.