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Ibis day-wacpublkilsed in one vol foolscap Syn. as . ed. boards : t ten ui CeS sed o l r tis r t e r c e ile c c h t ?. i°lls ractr n i f er a ri ln t ili li t l- ar o s' ; :,, MAUD IffitEV3NTED. A A 11111.1411. Nov. e. 1517. C ELF-CULT IV ATION RECO ef MENDED e rpo cminteract . tlse many attempts that are daily • Tbe Pindarees were, however, more vela a d v vei csav eg'itat ed ir a y d n i ; ; pm Mr.ETINGS of the SOCIETY for the L./ or, HINTS to YOUTH leceing SCHOOL. By ISAAC L made to impose pa *unwary a spurious composition in stead of the Genuine - ' - nadftProPoredbr Thir and Martin i * " o u t ntli tb st e ingn inti bl av ie e d a p rin hi ;e nd s eri e r s s rec . Tiaihiyey that .Of sa re i m pd a i i o n T „ wen T ,u‘c EMvliT of ARTS, MANUFACTURES, TAYOR, Minister of the Gospel et anger end e zir. m s - m ""; t - c - r: , a c„, - .USPENDED till the WEDNESF'AY Printed for Rest Penner, Paternoster row. are Wetted to *dome new Label, In which their address, disbanded when Lord %Vele .1! rev 'trotting after the Funeral of her late Royal Highness the This deg was pithiished, in livo. price ss. rid. sewed, 97, High Holborn, Mich h .eby mere firstth the e i e m c e a e s b: l a s i r i i n h l ee l' 7APOLYA : a C'•rist en es Tale. In Two Parts. in g l e a n n er g al o t t m a a u c t e h , ent he ie d Princess OW Lorre• VICI-YRICEIDENTII•II Placed so wanapiumMty, that they trust an attention to t l ial ,i s ,; ! the beg a and the alffeeence of the t ype , which Is. unlike all kerer.press lest .-T. 4 s rant of i . a.POWItet., M.D. KJ The Prelndr entitled the Usurpers Fortune, and the S. will enable purchasers at one e to detect she inn -ni NORrHUMBER LA ND. Bi Order, •A. AMIN, Secret e ry. quel, entitled the U ' surper's Fate. • fo. s f ri O i r i • Real Japan ► BLACKING. ma 'e by DAY and MAR IN, 97, 1 • .il _--------------------- By S. r. COLERIDGE, Esq. s. Thir day wee published, Printed for Rev Fenner, Paternoster -row. High Holborn, will in furore he sold in Bottles at fid. Is. anii omy, condemned to inaction those inteenerable is, ese sub, and a copy of the Label left wltk e el Vettleri- Chiefs, who, with their bands of followers had always 1-' ,. e„,eo els printed in Three Vols. am. price in boards set. es. .i. --- 111 -" a New Edition, being the Third, of This day was published, price St. ed. bound, 4 *DA AND MARTIV. or, High Holborn. found plunder and. advancement, gamed MU pewee tr NNOTATIONS on the FOUR GOSPELS, A New Edition of . TO THE PUBLIC. • and fame , --- 1 amidst the distractions of th e Indian Stairs . ..' A. and the A s o Cl' ' t the APOSTLES, chiefiy intended for CORNELII NEPOTIS Etc-Ilentium Impereto- .... • . . About the e 1 y sr 1806, they encamped en the banks the e (.4 stuteies in Divinity. • -rum NUM ;ad Fidem Optimorum Esemplomm demo gTATE LOTTIUIT PosrpoNen.-In consequence of of the River Nerboddah.* which have continued to e..• L tee.: d for F . L. and J. Rieingtoo, No. 62, St. p ai d', Church - castEgaw t &this septimadechua accawatissinta. In JEdibos . _. be their principal staeon. Recruited by multiiactes • ---`" of similar 4 . , ar d, Of w..out 1.1. a) character , they have made perpetual in- • ' I. p rice' in boards 14.. Mr. Stales Annotations on the Epbtles. Londou'i Printed. for Law and Whittaker, 15, Ave• Marice twitter:Jere, the Lords of the Treasury hive issued a roads into the f 'I eru e cauntriei to the suuthward-othe ' e IV •Cirlittitutirg a uniform whole. lane. Warrant commanding the Postponement of the j • • • 1•h-two two - MIS thus • . •-------- . oast:lions of the Aeon, the Rajah of Bern. and ' ---- wing of the State Lettery, which eras to have t h e p %I I • ocTAvo EDI I'ION OF SHERIDAN'S LIFE. Thil day was published, . et we, into the Company's Produce celled the - • bushed. in Two large Vole. Biro. embellished Handsomely printed inTwolarge Svo.Vols.ree ig taken lace hot Frida until a future o ortunit ot E 1 ts ~. P will yr s PP Ts .No s J Tin day ens Pu Northern Oscars, ana they carded' fi re and ti swot' (e, • .- . with Permits, prieitAtass boards, A • COl3 ReE of SERMONS , fo r the LORD ' S wh . 1611 due notice be g iven ' , iN . . aerology within sight of the ramparts of Bombay. A " . I'EMOIRS of the PUBLIC and PRIVATE kL. DAY throughout the YEAR; horn the First Sunday ill we. a.asnROLL,- Cogpactor. dffensive sistele yin found to afford no '. • lel LIFE of the Right Hen. RICHARD BRINSLEY SHE. Advent, to the Tweiry.fifth smithy after I rinity ; including ..............••••• pretICUOU , ' f p , 1% tea -.by JOHN WA VICINS, L.L.D. with a particular Christmas Day, the First Day of Lunt, Good Friday, and Amen- PM& GERMAN PAPERS. against them. A I;ne from Surat to Gan • gam is too -. eee - • his Family' and Connection% drawn from authentic sion Day. Adapted to, and takes chiefly from, the 4 ervles for . long for defence. They made their attack or effected • • r . c, ..,a, of ems, and illustrated with original Correspondence, and a the Day.-By JOSEPH HOLDEN PO I' i .L M mewling', ''-'"'"'• their escape through passes in die mountains. unknown '• Amon g the three millions of ptrople who inhabit ti . de : f u :y of interesting anecdotes of distinguished Persons, among of Loudon. and Vicar of St. Martin in the gelds. to Europeans, or impassable by them. The Govern- •'s e'• , e - • d Burke , Pot, Dr . Johnson , Dr. Parr , Gee- Primed for F. C- and J. Rivinron. No 62, lit. Paters Church ...* toot will be men Bavaria. there are no fewer than $OOO noble families. ntents of India • ' justly represented that the only re. k ez. yard. Ot whom may be had, Archdeacon Post's other Works. Allowifig can an average fi ve individuals for each toe d rick, ice. lac. y 'was to carry war into the seats of the Pin Jar. ..' • Printed for Henry Colburn, Cmidelt- s tr ee t. . family, this would make the total number of Nobles 0 NEW EDI rloN.an d Medi d' rees, • y todisperse a destructive banditti. -..'": C:9 --------- ihis itay was bga. • This day was published, In two large Volumes syn. price its. in ' 15 000, or one Noble for every $l3 persons. The Government at home very naturally shrunk from • - Handsomely printed in ave. price Ss. beanie, the Sound boards, a new Edition, being the I welfth, of - MIDDLE RHINE, OCTOBER 17. the expense and discredit of ftew wars; and the hos- e i Edition of •- nISSERTATIONS on the PROPHECIES.' An accident which took p lace here last week makes tilities with Nepaul occupied for two years all'• r i i • SCHYLI SEPTEM CONTRA THEBAS . our . i', 'ad hdcm Manuscrimorusa etiendavit sow et Mown f y isot In the World. :., - I .E . w itch have remarkably been fulfilled. and at this Thne are , a y ear noises We shall relate it as it has been corn- disposable force. • 4 ' municated to us by persons of credibility...." A-t Among the secondary Mahratta Chiefs, the p ring nuts atljecd , . By THOMAS NEW rON, D.D. CAROMS JACOBUS BLONIFIELD, A.M. ••. • Late Lord !skimp of *Jam. Geislar, on the right bank of the Rhine, opposite to cipal is the Guicawar Rajah, whose authority extends - : i 1. 1 . Coteau SS...altatis spud Cantabrigiesses Doper Sodas. • Printed fat F. C. and J. Rivington , J. Nunn, ligature's and Boon, there was a fete, which concluded in the usttal over great part of the opulent ?r ti vince of Glieumte • 1 Edith) Seated*, Co J. Richardson, J. M. Richardson. Longman and Cn. I. Maw- way with the inhabitants of this part of the canna, He had become a depen dent Ally of our Covens. Cantahrtela Typis Acadendets nu& Jounce Sad& es, Sherwood and Co. Baldwin and Co. Black and Sen.*. & Sold by J. Mawman, Ludgate-street, London. Kirby, T. Hamilton, and R.F. liner. who over a glass of wine, sod with music, seek for aunt, and a subsidiary force is accordingly stationed •• In the Press, Agamemnon ; of whom atop may .London. CAI- - . machetes Remits. C. J. Diondield, ave. lee boards . • MIDWIFERY. In one of the public-houses there happened to be a ties among the Mahratta Chieftains was as minute for' This day was published, price 6d. . 91HOSE Ladies who wish a temporary retire- sub-o ffi cer of the Land wehr, an old Prussian, into and intricate as among the Members of the Germanic. n moot during their acconchement, will meet with comfortable whose head the juice of ere grape ,mounted. He Body.• Three Chiefs sometimes divided a village. R. BELL's SYSTEM of INSTRUCTION, J'' of apartments, according to their circumstances, on moderate terms, wished to command as if be sera at the bead of his while one might have no other land within 100 'l EX broken into Short Queitioas and Answers, (or the Use „,_,_ ..._ with me most tender treaenteot. by applying to Mae . Awrris, - - s Masters and "leachers In the Natimal Schools. Complied and tisidwite, No.lo, Chersh.strese,Elacktnars-road. . very mater- fi le, indulged in abuse of the natives, became vio. Scindia had a town and fort within twelve miles of arranged by the Rev. FREDERIC IREMONGER, A.M. F.L.S. nal attention, paid to the children that are left to berate. feat and rude when he was called to order, and in the Peishwa 's ca lo • capital of Noma). From this system. Saretary to the Hampshire Society for the Education of she Poor. oil letters. Nat paid; no Goners Navel his warmth the favourite expression of- Catholic asses so fertile is dispotes, considerable differences had . ' • Printed for F. C. and J. Rivisigton, 62, Si. Paul's Church : yard. .77 Of whom nay be had, compiled and arrangedby the same Editor. For STRANGUARY , DROPSY, GRAVEL ORS rRUC- arisen between the Peishwa escaped from him. The unpolite guest was, accord- . and the Guicawar re For for th e different Elementary Books used iu the TIONS in the URINARY PASSAGE; DIABETES, and, ing to the custom of the place, conducted to the door. specting some in yrmingied laud in Guzurat. Thsi „. • Easeful Schools. price, in half-binding, Is. 6d. GENERAL. WEAKNXiS. This, however, he took in great dudgeon, and re- English Government, as the Oily of both, beeamsl „,. ibis. tete Yferks may be bad together, in plain bbsdlng, ESSEL'S JESCIDS DROPS. In his. Ma- paired to Siegburg to his Captain. On the partial the mediator. A Mitikter from the Oteeaseae, on • e Pri"2l. " Christian Enow. W iseres Navlthels props have for needy ;on years pa* statement of the Sub-officer the Captain made a State his way to Poonah to negotiate an accommedation, The Members of the Sudety for Promoting maintained their character ae a ific for the , •Pte scisqls Qravela affair of this private quarrel, ordered o.e. his tom - was murdered at the instigation of Trimbuckjee, ft • ledge, may be s upplied with (hese Publications at the reduced Dropsy, Swanguszy, V. eaknees and Obstructions In the Urinary • Prices, either separately, or bound iu a Volume, on application Passage , aid General Debility; but particularly for their aheolute pang, marched to Gelder and took military posses- favourite of the Peishwa, probably with the view of e ' to the Secretary. and speedy' cure of the Venereal Disease 1 Weasel's Jesuit's Biol. sion -of the village, and all without any previnins de- precipitating his master, a superstitioue and effemi. . • This day wen published% price 7s. boards, and Specific Randy, are the only safe and Oneditiosis Cure, and elaration of ware Master of the fortress, which not mite voluptuary, before he was aware, into a quarrel .:.° are's° innocent in thole nature, as to require bid- or so restraint. ti an sue ise, had not re red itself for with the British Government A TREATISE on the PHYSIOLOGY -and DIS- Ara reeeneve for Gome l . Debeyyj wester , lames preps 'spec .ng y . pr , ppa , _. s • te. Leer oldie EAR. vowelising a compasstive View of its bonbon , icogymies eed eiseemedy whether the Debility egos any resistance ; the C a taut prohibited all dancing Mr. Vphinstooe. the British Minister at Poonah; • - stream ad thowdeas. and of Ins urines Misses.. . frail die osemelons me of PicileVay, item excess at vatery, at Made. Two landlords, one of them the person in having obtained proofs of the guilt of Trimbuclem, - c . by J. H. CORTOk P-MIS ~..,,_ intoned bent el quads , they are equally serviemble ila ile whose house the sub-o fficer had so Osisconducted required that be should be given np-he was in con. • Mee to les Royal tiiihnes.k,_ "M euse. P r i n c t . L _ Re r t i, ani sr" ee ~,.`e a". have the midwifes to be trembled with old stubborn Glues , See himself , acquiesced in the will of the victor; but ano- sequence sent prisoner' to Tannah, a little tie l• ed ' fiefettnalsansarlffer she "ages' of__ the Ear. ''''''.l,__, Nr "•_.,,,.. nano Iffosigne,ar any We of the Kidneys, Ureters or Blade• g Lct s and Plebeian doh. news ""'" ' ''''` des. Diabetes, or difficulty of making water, will experieue a tort on the Wand of Stlsette es Cher landlord, who (lid not even know that t h ese had , tiny miles north of - Anntriney, Maul Pero/ of &e. Ste. __ __,_,i . , .„. ~ consplete-curo hy clue peneveruce. , - been a quarrel in the village, observed to the COM. B3Mbay, and separated only by a channel of about • t ... lib above . Work is the 01111 7 "e_.7es imu:rasz z."..- . - rie great object to be attended tn Is, that Purchasers should menden' , that be could not take any such commands A hundred yards wide from the Mahratt t shore.-.. e apieredestot hiresoriear sod eraessi"en arse; " Can " "r " betereful in having the true and genuine Preparation, as the ate froth him, as his power was merely limited to the ex. From this place, as might have been expected, hi Mime of the Public to a ease of Diseases hitherto mum Ise- safe and dangerous ononsoorous atomised to be wed ea the . . glided. awl II Intended ebrollY fur t he ___ 16 , 1 Q uns ___, Iia° ,___ ° "" A L Prr ,,,: Pelage, by gimlets &beheads, are Nineteen's, that the Props • mewing of the I.Andwehr, and that the civil authori. made his escape about the beginning of the present this, 'flowed! iseneimon *kb a Paw Ug " VW". liww .....'".''." tees request every puretiaseemaak for Wessel:shaver's Dam's. ties allowed music on plying the usual duties. The year, and soon codected a body of lollowers, who, lostruments. CAUTIOIf -The genuine Wessel's Jesuit's Drops are hiCkleed Captain immediately ordered the lane:rears, to be in India, never fad to flack round a leader who cane . .. , • • Printed 'foe Sherwood, Neely, and few, Paternoster-row; iin a black stamp, not aa lantation Of a stamp, with the following se ized, and the unermed peaceable guests, who made them to plunder. The Peishwa publickiy disarmed 7 ,• . . lemeestrest • sad J. Hatched, Piccalilli, ; Redveril and Martin, . mimed therms 1 " fesePh Wises". I'm Paul's Church-yard," no resistance, to be dispersed by blows with the but- him, but intercepted letters are said to 1 d ' have !move ' Richardson, Gonthilk • Price as. 9d. per bottle, and is large battles, costaloisg ten small, Al. told by Sanger, Oxford street ; eifi u d, H e ib em ; end of the mueket, and thrusts with the bayonet. By that he was privy to the escape and the revolt: No . e MADAME DE S'PAEL.-Thi 46th No. of die ~...4 E xc han g e ; Brortbridge. oppositelowan Dodo. this operation worthy of the hero whose deeds have Prince in India seemed more 1 kely to acquire ait • NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE and LITERARY •"` been described to us by Michael Cervantes, several of easy dependence than the Pe:shwa-he employed, as . RIGIsTSIt, jes . , price ..ls. contains a most admirable 10XTRACTS fromLETTERS addreeted td Dr. Illness of dais female. It farms the frontispiece of . 12 4 SOLOMON, Gilead-house, near Liverpool, illustrating the the inhabitants were unfortunately wounded, and one betore, his ample income in his pie reduce and Itii •, - the trisVelasiseformeer embellishments of this interesting Efficacy of the CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD in those difficult of them is not expected to live." superstitions-he had been alternately the sl a ve o f . ...e. • ' new periodical Work, consist of Portraits of Lord Byron, R niter' and umplicatot Disorders for iota it it paavarly adapted, Scindia and Holkar, and in becoming the dependent • ; Southey, and Thomas Campbell. Isil"--; Rev W e ft * Crabby ' Wog administered to the tender Want, the pregnant' female. • INDIA. of the English, he in truth acquired more power, . . • the Prince of Sue Coburg. sad Mr. Sheridan. and to palsied age, with safety and slimy, hitherto unparalleled • if led ledependensty of being a faithful Chronicle of the Polh ii din mods amasa , di.. . T. , . -, as wall as milder masters. But hit feeble mind pro.. • • lulus of the Timee and an accurate Record of Donseede.Coau. ... ~ Eton ...Mission, urea Lagoa-Thomas Swift, Plumber aod The following account of India bah! rather yielded to the ascendant of T • the late events in , y rinibuckjee, e• 1 • wield, end Family es, tills Magazine futmla alia . i lgte Oleflers of Oarsmen. in the Pariah of Relhwell, mar Leeds, ez. collected from private as well as public murces. may -than to any spontaneous inipltience of dependencei ,_ • Region of VIM novelty in the Arts, Sciences . and Le tt er ', p erson hi mse lf thus :-+ s' Far near 99 years I wee afflicted with be satisfactory to the general Reader. They have At the moment of Trimbuckjee's revolt tee &anger. , tb tbe Molar and the Pidleserne n ___ v_r, the ra t? vreakneW in my whole frame, Indigestion, dams of sight, head- been presented to the public with much confusion and was imminent. Had the Peishwa reached his Mee • • : Viet=rogo of beeleeell• Steen ansems" us ''" V ** ll. ache and-at times violent spasms fa my stomach and bowel., "-• able Mlesellmiy ft emanseiteing with the Important teed Jallear_T. w hic h A .„,,t. A ...g ir d Ine a eiktence, and destroyed on h _ e ,.. of exaggeretion, the natural consequence of the re- nister's camp, a general war would have been inert': . J.. mo o ., „o wease d i e,d, p r i m , ie.. ed. each balfatonadt• am; a t ia gii i; i l a T ee li o r -r e . o - , every em b e d hued that warn 1 17 ; b ut t s ,- , strata on the Indian Press, which is allowed to coin. 'Able. Strengthened by the apparent authority e-. anillharis reStlinfil insbliehed on the Ist of every Month, which lag the great mem of the Cordial Balm of Gilead in our neigh. Munk:lee only military events I of the negligence the State, that able adventurer would have been 1. may be Instantly forwarded to friends and relations &broach (to laimrbood, a•t boy was dispatched to Mr. Meggitt, of with which C a ptains of private ships throw together joined very speedily by the numerous petty Chief; . e wham it must pence a most desleablepremett) by applying many wakedaid, fora the Ent dose of which relieved the every f act an d rumour t h ey meet at an y p ort w h ere o f hi s nat i o n, whose app e tit e f o r plund er l ong re y Paseassmer,- Bookseller, or Newsman. - - pains-dispelled rhos pod--'ad my body, that was drawn up and , i • 'lbis day was published, ride U. IS& contracted, became almost instantaneously to its usual pliability ; they one bottle atwahady restored Joe to health. Beteg determined touch ; and of the eagerness and haste with straiat had rendered ravenous. „ L: • - which all these fragments of news are gathered here, The Pinderrees would have immediately poured" e ay WIALIAII . Si.ACkirooo, No. 17,• Prinees•Areet, Edinburgh, BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAe peat comfort I enjoyed by taking the Balm of Gilead, I rode co ZINE-OCTOBEIti 15t7. to wait In penes =De- Selesnens se retain him shanks for tote for ibe immediate gratification of public curiosity. down their cavalry to his aid. If he could bar& liorseback from Carleton to Liverpool, a distance et SO miles, in .. . The official dispatches so long delayed, and at last maintained himself but a few months, Meer Khan • coeTENTs.--Obwvanoas 0a Coleridges Biographla Lite. two days, for that purpose, and (eel it nn less my duty than Illtli. contineu to the occurrences of , war have done little and Scindia might have returned from Hindus:al. t' nits.-Metenrological Phenomena observed in Argyllshire .- nation to state tbo above facts for she brie& of makiad. „ to correct mistake. or might have occupied the British forces tint* by ; • Letter from Me. Scoresby, jun. to professorlaineson.-Analyil- Gouswoegn, ,sz t iiit COSOLETOW.-Mr. G. Bares says I.e. At the close of Lord Wellesley's memorable splen. inroads into our territory. le cal Essays og the early English Dratztadste (continued from No. "To you and your most invaluable Medicine I owe WWI Mee■ did war, four considerable Mehrattelt Powers cutlti. All these evils were averted in a single nigh .• IV. Edlubsogis Illanddy Magazine, N.. It.)-Accouut of Both- sing whfch 1 now as e i n t i t l. During the course of Ave years 1 „... 04 in well's Attempt se Holyrood House In 1591.---Cutieus Facts re- eras lie f orag ly with a nervosa diem*, owing to "" %live to the Abdication of Queen May, amunisuicated NE' J. R. t the ireliscretius of my youth, which harassed my head , loccepy a high rank arson the Native States. without spiHing a drop of blood, by the sat tacit aa The Peishwa , the nominal head of the national c N.-Optical Properties of Mother-of-Pearl, by David Brew 1 with 'euteseant sPasaut tioNliastienef the whole nervous system, fcder.icy. had been restored by British stet,. Li.. D. &e.-Letier to the turd Higb.Coustable front Mi. , tl a stra d oute e my name, al.. IMa Mice given up In a nervous maintained, though also controulee , by on- resolutipa e Y of hlr. Elphiestone. l'he danger had- • arms, and arisen so suddenly, that his instructiens roest ha* - a British been very general; but he detrrmtned, on his own ' • Bilimontet-Present State of Animal Isdavtetism in Gerrnaoy r (tee: by die faculty, and bermes& altered that l was not even subsidiary force. 'the Itajah of Berar had ceded respOnsibility, to perform his dal, wil'ich evidently (continued from the Edinburgh Monthly Magazine, No. IV )- I wo " by eiy , b ugle; g l u e ewe to Mr. ukase ,. atcaasietoa, b. tea the Cockney School of Poetry, No. 10--Stristeres en ell MI for three I:tptiles et your invaluable Cannel Balm of Mead, Is aunt • ime province of Cuttack, and would have was so'ettinguish the first spark which threatened td . cis fa No. LAW of the •Eilitibureh Review, justiditd.."",. - Preecitt w hi t s ta d . 1 . ramrod irate my health and family.* received a subsidiary force, if means could hive been spread the Rime of war through India. ... State of West India AfFaitv."-4141 b 7 tio leur•uir She pherd.- ' ver hi e* so insert all tbe eases and cures which Dr found of slipperiest it from his triremes. Boils these kinving directed the sub s idiary force to occupy t e s Medical Report of Edinburgh - (continued • :from .104)40 Solomon Is la possession of, as it would require seine volumes: Ch iefs teem, in fact , dependent allies of the English avenues of Pocineh, and the fortified temple u t Pate • - Monthly etazestae, No. IV.)--w emeta ate Sellit ry • Menu of he emulate Mimed wsth what has been inserted. great elperiener te ie e Government. Scindia had submitted to a peace bulty, which commands it from this south, he ba s t i • • Bishop Lesley's History of Scotland,, the paseeskin of th e . Is egig i ogo g- jo g . l e o h, all morbid gliyegene eg cm . . .- tof Leven and Melville s by Thema! M'Crli, MD.-OmM , etl:r (the canes of almost every malady ) se nobie s side, and %,jiicb deprived tam of his conquests. Holkar con- before the Peishvia the proets of his Minister's revolt, by *ileums Th o mson. lose - e asinarks en the itori . ..eW of Mt.' 1 'a randy; wis never arena to maakbsd. • hutted for some time to wage a predatory war against end required him to receive British garrisons iiito" • • e Smear's Dissertation in the Quarterly ittiletv, Ni• AIAAIII-2r. :Sold by.s. Leigh, is. Stroud f. and by .all Venders of Patent the English Provinces. Scindia and Holkar had in the famous hill-tort af • Lowghur, which might iu.. , I - Vindicating of Mr. W tott,rwerds . saw trr to Pr._ , 11 1.11. 4 , a 9"' . yit.44.0 is vhi Bump end America, prim I ls. and sea a Wilt, troth erased to exercise the powers of civil goverh- terrupt the commossication with Beinbey into Poo : ... ,r, Edition of Burns' Works.--Vefaes by Mr. vt SUFI ratersee.-, t i o siv o giou st g, • • ,7 et a( RA. R o y mac or,and mow its • ratiettes II his Family., -. I„W' Mods mat be • bed, the Aliti•hitpotightes, er Solomon's meld, and had become tSe. mere leaders of nulitary runie, wirrre ins tieasiirc and archivei were depp. :• . ' The pro g r e s s o f u; a rning, -1, Viso, bran.oloMalh - TAiarlain", n , D iu /P s , .alf phi Vaar , fee the eaurels narefele• Leirstsrs ace' bands. For many years they had quitted their caps- sited, and two other hal.forts, the chief strong holds' ' . Income of Depeavtty piton AgliAlald••••Cbaracitr of the non. Prake't Is. ann ifiNienr beide. tals, they lived in. their wets, and moved about with of his dotniniona. From that moment, and by - that . ..; Hoary Erskine.-Verses wr i tte n on filh-liland. LettafueS+ , Solemon% Abomageog Ladd*, an decent Pre for morbatie their armies, to extort , contributions from neighbour- vigorous folicy, all apprehension of general war -was Trammels of an locket Gliabiee. Maneseripterlherare Ind groptions,eemetspes. redness, pimples, NA. on the flee, hands, '\.• Mem& Intelligence • meg* sr,, acc• ~ • and neck . • 'Pike 44.111.'Per bottle. • ing countries , or to practise the like rapine under the removed. The very name of a Maliretta wet occoae S "la pleas of aforesel ne s •in dal "'limner ssiff hi faunas Also, nehlimmOlOuisle to kleannts which ealsialee in a es", SI name of revenue, on the countries which for this eeetrd. Trimbeckke can keep up I I .oca...evotts bat , the * e a of m oo or•te l e Ardelis eshiels me have OW V!: wad Ms/ ad s gmess'ell___„,„„sim p le . , lllBlll ‘ l4l 4 u ' llannelli _„ ..,....„.., 0111 "" purpose only they treated as their own. The collo- to: a short dine , and will probtbly escape to the '• ~i received , or "bleb ate in • • - b2 • 611r , - -- 11 " 11.41.9 ".1..4.20 . lilaei .-..-.-1J... _ cieg ttaluuw. ' aur lau " lm " lirw ''' ww. '''' '"' n '''''''''''''' e tries situated between Bengal, the basis of the l'enin- Pindarrees. • Meer Khan engaged in his distant et a, tpondents among whom we are tO eseseeies e--- . musteese.osT, roam. • .. ,_ .. , lor.thi• J ras soon as he heard of the reSOst eo the lens. B.llebegge Mesteee er . mpr e eepentia's pnedee 'Maow beemise se . and setae suet, and our acquisitions in Hindustan, were . tacks . eye ° , , i the dlethe;ulshail i'....- Magazine-NeticoCsaktb-streialitee. , „ i • ______ o _.. -_- ,_ t.... _ ' sive, Mat Ms mietaat gamesome retakes Forties last ten years the scene of their wars, and the Raj., must have Hoard el its defeat. The -petty insureeg .. ~ - Ten. Maraalats will be pub In ronin .• ."" "''' II " 4 ' a tais alums alvildgadme ' iliiffial " ilh *ilea esillisked ' th." 131 labot Princes were their most conspicuous victims - eon in a dleteict. of teuttack, wholly unconnected e te •• each month, awl fa Lemke.. emewaltifiklikelPiar_ th'••• • 4ll(Al t it ti 9 1 P a l ro e" ee t t el l W ri fe ws WV " , se imam a Art e e, t h e d eat h of H o lk ar, his legitimate rights with the enuvemeerts ut the Court of P..onith, wee Printed ter yea Übckweed, rrie*P" al f elli * Fla r atleier,zonn taistetimpanteli • ea older tar nassliekee aid re.. 71 • .. .. see wa l k were exercised by his widow, called the Bore , for an con'ountictiwith these important :vents by hasty pr ; and Bahlwin, M4l atml Joy, Paternater-row, d his Is • whom CosonoodondoL , p o st pala). may .be -.,- . . . , . -Aibdisson• 4. isese aset *be lINVI Draft: . ' may li s i i obtin ag e v dtt e tt li t7 l Poit-tAlie. - • infant soup but his army and his * spirit devolved on ,careless narrators , who thus predicted it Mandist.% i nee by all the Inebsomers of the •United of 'al - ' kt *MN soma of money, which k a sere. *-aa -1 i.e..,Pacer Kban, a Mehemet" Gen eral i n his service , Witt after Mr. Exphinstone had prevented it. - '• , 1 ,1 whom may be had. in Six NI th all+ • • Prim asiC.l-1:81°.111P • ---'- - " 11" " " tolair" .14" dh°4l4 for sal"' be - 6 'lr s ep arated from his master's nominal sate, and OM hp. • The town of limiwittabad on the .south hank of t h e m ak . ; fine "I tl " hteM la z•l 7l4l.l+ it•nmonhor bgAgA"4l9 kg Arni hit" : . 1 Al t . tht 144"i* GUI" 11641, -" , . becaveie perhaps m o r e formidable, becaute no pre. budelah„ wasthelechisd station. , •' 4, ey, June, July, Auger, --- -..,.--, 1 . 117. . ' Liverpool: '• , MOM Postal.* - . . . • , . . • . . , .. • - . EI . : _ . . . • * '