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Afii i i SaLsittas granted to such Perms% le all Plist.tc•Oriums se Du- . '' • \ - 7 , PAnTINIZIFTS. in 1817, showing the Rediuctiaa dant h at beat made I 1 . , - - . sines 1819. . • , . s s , 4 !4:: F ii. 917. !... ~ t• "'--..-.. i % * 1 1 1 01 1 1. 444 b 0 16 4 1. 1, ' /• 7. • Ns. • Assent i , . 0 OFFICES. a m ! of 7138 . nabrise. 3 INIMIE•m•••=,..• 1 • , .1 ; at s. d. ' Treasury, ineludike Cantristariat DePeHaeot ill 17.13$ 10 0 694• FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 11431. „. Secrets oi State, HMO! D e plete -ft 'PRICE JD. Ditto ry Fatale , ' ditto 2O 10,960 14 4 N ° . 13, 411 1144556 4 5 Din. .. Cabala' ditto NIIIIIMIMIMM6SII\, - Privy Cottect Mee -• LITERATURE. sewer acid besatablbhed , satablbhed, make it appartlnt that they do not value II Di tto . roe Trade .. • berty at it dwarras. Admit shy 47 os.oss o o —.B.- "-Very strew opinions are otertaely afire beard respecting the 14" y °M•it - t4O 50,790 0 0 . GOLDSMITH IGRAMMAR Or GEOGRAPHY, ABRIDOED maturity af countries far the establishment of freedom. A coenery gill Na Pet Officeoffice • et 25 144 4 S m a rine 10 11170 0 u ST THE •UTHOL. ill. • oedemata to be free. and political contention+ follow of count. We Victualling Office 541 31.450 0 0 TllO amasi'eg spread of geographical knowledge within 6 hear, then, some persons say. that the p ople in -wit a count are Ault Office 7 91 97.155 0 0 few _years, may in great measure be ascribed to the works of not to a state of maturity to b e ( ft . ; t h a t t h e y want prudence, that Cams! 521 J Audit Office 116,15 S 0 0 7.140 0 0 the Rey. J. Goldsmith. In the little work now published he they want modeentb,a, that they want " awe and k etw „„ e , A Customs, Gaited Kingdom bas crowned hi educational utility, for its low price will in - minute esPlanaden, in short. Is made if all the qualdicstloos which Rube ditto troduce it into every school, while it contains all the facts such a essany jt in want of; in which eap i aaa .w o „ grea t deal of Stamps ditto in Geography which it is necessary a child should know. , Tame elequense and scientific knowledge is no doubt displayed. One fault p ut G nu - • • . 347 74.190 0 0 . 77 65.970 3 4 Beside* its Geographical summary, it exhibits in a clear andesgaging manner the elements ofCansography,and ill us- b observable , vii the said persons forget entirely that thnee qualifies. 323 ,9111 12 II *mesa only' be Baptised in palatial contendont It is also seit's Mint flies ballad .. " 21 .. ..... 5O ' 19.954 8 0 trails them, and the motions of the swab and dependant phe- that „“, canny ha. h e f i a , that g0„,„,„,e,„ for which the people War Olke ....- ..... 107 35.644 13 9 nomena, is a way which cannot fail to be as popular es 1. 19.746 10 0 92 5.,14 I 0 liberty. barium, as it is absolutely suavoitioble. disturbed sod etartersoaster General's Dies . -. 14 5 gut Is s useful. The advantages which the rising geseration will ;ft pre , r "red ' aad sulaal tll4l °Pei"' a country which, Mnla IN awaglialli rPaY lo °llce soder ..ll9l. .o tisf :• • • since ... .• • • derive from such elementary trifles as this work, and the two convulsed. by declared not to he in a state of maturity for liberty. Adjutant General's Qthoe .. ..... ut 7,496 IS II little books of the Rev. David Blair, which-we noticed a fqw N ow I think au this la net the conclusion which t h e pr e mie r e war- Judge Adveace General's ORIN ... . I 4,140 0 0 days since, are beyond Our power of estimate, and we heartily rant. If a country Is under a despotic government. we ought to eas A ww ; 61111 'm a gt w illNi.r t anattaidsoma • a .. -.... 4 1.07.5 it s 14 5 0 wide them success. - - - uandedeeilat 1 1114 5 ifkote oral Fermi - PC oolfirolowso il l ° de r Obaphioilloomoors - 011os . - • --....m.--' this Weesisaleni hi ,dfiltattatas Ails xilow 4 leoseereeetellhe 4 ilo r aguneireseillo o lidomoiloorlool ON THE DISTGRBANCIIII II SOUTH AMERICA. ISOM. we ought ID cowhide that the . peuple are prepaid tar tech a APRs's Mice ditto A log residence in South America has enabled the auDeputy Treasure?. owe, ditto .thatstrule is to say, in a state of maturity is undertake or attempt Ages ag . 13 1,551 4 0 1 . 8 1.168 IS 0 r thor of t this very interesting pamphlet to form opinions on the establishment of a free government. Stationery Gila .. 34 4,756 4 0 the disturbances in that country, very different from those 0 The South Americans have set to work in time; and as men am. Registrar of Colonial Slava 0nice.............. 4 1.210 0 0 which prevail in England. The causes of our errors may quire knowledge and strength through sodas and training, they must alms PSP 4 t 9 0 75! •• •* .... -.... .... - 6 1.500 0 0 ~ • be found partly in the want of discrimination in travellers, aeon reap th e trait of t h e i r newton. In some few respects. the N a tl;sal Debt oseeftrcl.tecala. ts' Oath .... se 14.145 4 0 i , Si 1,090 II 9 and partly in the diltlusee and language of those new states . South Americana certainly had a bad start (most free nations have Lott e ry oft, We agree with him, however, that these Republics, properly bed a wors e ) in th e careerd m,„ ty _ aa i n f er i or s tart no doubt, to Hackney Hawkers' sod Pedlars' • - 44 5.511 Is 2 considered, offer a spectacle in some respects quite unprece- that of their neighbours she North Americans; but they did start. 1 4_, ° t"2 . , °I . a _ d * Odes •••••• . 2l 12,792 0 0 i .....r. en the isokerpor dhoo.-•• .00 ••• ••• • • 4 SASS 14 0 dented, which the philosopher, the statesman, and all friends If th e y m u mble, they wig get up, end g reased mere finely t if Ditto awe •• e 5.900 0 0 to free institutions, cannot fail to find interesting; and that they a m bl e again, again they win dee; and ND on, sing they Ditto Akio- 6 5.700 0 0 the future results of the revolution, and subsequent political Teach the post. It may be. perkaps. wldt beadsos and fatigne—but the Ditto diets—..:,.. contests of South America, will be felt in Europe, and pe w i s s i a l soa d, 6„,,rvaa t h e g a m history of the world : through future itscetqwer gni 011 ea .. deem would have been, at this memeet, mare weakky and lees agitated w e d F arati , sa d / mi d pai ,;osse ..- . ... se 8.243 i i s To cowdado•-the &out Am.. 'Oder t . Eseheiwer ........ ....... .. 16 7 .534 to to " The political phenamens presented by South America, may be the. they are. had they not had the noble ambidoo to be fate ; but for Aeditare Land Revenue Oiler • ••. 1.610 13 4 • sold to consist of two eitreettinery en d apparently unseeosntable an their aorta and sacrifices they seem will be 'denitrified, sad Own irstablitamos, Isle d Mss i a 4.745 IS 0 '• sada. Mice NO 0 0 feels t—lst , that the South Americans. ore their evasselisstket from will, besides. retain the flush* of their dmeendems, sad of the civi. Hawker ,. Ma and No m e oigm, Scotland .... s s 1 190 0 0 the despotic and aboard government of Spain, established at mice, and Used w o rld." Harass Ibufkointe.s.7ll.!td .... (TRACTS FOR WHEAT,. PICAS, OATMEAL, RAISINS, lire TICTdALLING OPFICs, less. SC lOU VAIMISSIOWERS fry 'VICTUALLING his mArserrs sun; oti.. do herds, giar Plumy, the 4th day of February neat, they TM be ready Tenders In wridig"(maled ap), and treat for the sepplyof ring Articles to be *dadivetud into his !dainty's Victualling ; Deptford. In the periods against each espreseed, vl2. Amnia oiattrtlt. mama or ammsay. neat, Red 6,000 Quarters One MB el each Ditto White 5OO Quarter* by the sSth of Feb. (weighing 60 be. to the Barbst), next. and the remain less Oatmeal 50, Tans ... By the 50th Feb =Rt. fiahioa .. And also for th e supply et all such quantities of the following Articles as may be demanded, from the demur the Contract until the : Slit et December, 1221 s PEA R L SA RUM, SCOTCH BARLEY, CAROLINA RICE. • Samples of the Wisest, Raisins, Peas, and Oatmeal, mum b e p ro . .6 10 4 by the party tendering—thole of Pearl Barley, Scotch Becky, and Carolina Rice, together with the Conditions of the Commas, be seen at this Mee. toy Each Tender must specify the prim in words st length, Who . livered before One o'clock on the Day appointed; and the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend to answer when called for. M. WALLER CLIFTOM.s MR. ST. JOHN LONG—SECOND EDITION. This day is published, price Is. DEFENCE of JOHN ST. JOHN LONG , Eq . in the aiss of the late Mime Catherine Cambia, founded on the Evi dence molest rim, sad addrestal to that poetics of the British Public whose liberal prineipks induce them us assiniaa bolt saes of -question. C. CHAPPLZ, Pall-Hall. This day is publ A rch ishe in smal Bvo. Bs. cloth boards, with a Portrai t of the Archbishop of Canterbury, vol. I. of THE SUNDAY LIBRARY ; being a Selection of Ser moos from the most eminent Divines of the Church of England : with Biographical Sketches. By the Rev. T. F. DIBDIN, D.D. Containin S e rmons from Bishops Pectins, Bletngeld, Horne, Hors ley, and Mint ; Dr. Paley, Bev. Mosers.be Bas, Bhuttleworth, and Benson. VoL 11. on the let of March, with a Portrait of Bishop Porters. Printed for Longman, Rees, Oran, Brown, and Oreen. DR. LAEDNEWS CABINET CYCLOPEDIA. On the Ist of February will be published, price 61. the 2d Vol. of the HISTORY OF FRANCE. By E. E. CROWE, In Three Vols. Being Vol. XV. of " Da. Laansaa's CAIIIMIT CTCLOPAIDIAL." The preceding Volumes of the Cabinet Cyclopedia are— XIV. A Prelimisary Discourse on the Study of Natural Philo sophy. By J. F. W. Hanchel, Esq. XIIL History of the Western World. Vol. I.—Unitod States of America. XII. History of France. s vol.. By E. R. Crowe. Vol.!. 11. XI. History of Maritime Discovery. Vols I and IL X. History of the Notherlsnds. By T. C. Grattan. IX. Outlines of History, 1 Vol. VIII. Sir J. Mackintosh's History of Ragland. Vol. I. I. IV. History of Scotland, in 2 Vols. By Sir Walter Scott. 111. Domestic Economy. By M. Donovan. Ito'. V. Mechanics. By Capt. H. Rater and Dr. lArdner. VI. Lives of British Lawyers. By H. Roscoe. Rat VII. Cities and Towns of the World, Vols. Vol. L To be published, March 1. History Maritime Discovery, Vol. 111. (completed). April 1. A Treatise on Optics, 1 Vol. By Dr. Brewster. Printed for Lowman and Co. and John Taylor. The information which follows is highly gratifying. without the bast opposition, the most liberal form of (overman p— ad, that from the above period, down to the present day, they hive been insatiably an d tansainsosisly attached to their int determined!" of estabUshieg liberty, and at the same time in a constant state of &e -mblem Enehetyaer, Sent had IRELAND. Chief Secretary's Oahe, Depaninestt Dldw „ Slitkery Dep./team Dkto Yeomanry Deputation ... Chef Secretary's Mite, London .. Prig Comaril Office IPrity &al Office Dike of Works ............. ............... Ogee fee Aoditing Owe Accounts Board of First Fruit. Filbetoian &bud Inland Nattinoties Dike (Eke of die Lieutenant General Canunaoding " Now establishments for educative hime been forced, e the West liberal and bnpreved plaits ; and for this purpose b.oks and all classes of ociestik instruments have been premed. Ratabilskosets for fe male edseaties, which before the revelation were unknown, have been fanned. The ILsmcasterian Systems has hese istradeeed I. mew ef the states. &was imminent' are begionlecto for, public libraries, being already purebaewl and Prime considerable cake duos of books. In short, English and French literature, as well as manners and fashions, have been adopt& 11,4171 IS 3 1,4111 I I 1153 0 4 The aversion which the South Americus always felt to the to. reign yoke of Spain, and the jealousy which they always entertained of the Spaniards, were causes which made them cherish, even before the Revolution, the principles of freedom, and rendered their character sad dispositions differeat, in many reseeets, from those of the Spaniards. 1 " As the dominion of Spain in South America rested entirely and ab solutely on political deceptions, and superstition, the South Americans could not shake of the yoke without shaking ,of those deceptions, and if not entirely, yet in a very great degree, the fetters of super. 3,773 $ 0 3,377 11 t 1.394 *1 3 3 029 0 9 7,223 10 • 775 • 0 1.404 0 4 3763 19 1.169 1 7 1.360 111 6 1,540 0 o 9111 lo II! 10 0 1.018 7 9 5.766 16 10 5,409 7 4 aft 5 10 3011 7 11 "Tb ebildres of the shwa berg slif_doe revolution, ors dedierird hoe s which inessere. together with woo ither• adipted fo thvelirlo the tunamlyien of doves, and with dot*ileillien et the dee* trediei . wHI very 11000 pot an end to slavery. Allbsstp, khu ditappeared 'n iftily in noon of the states ; and the nonobee et slaves editing In tho whole of South Agouties is very sou& aie — o — ty Iddiary Menet Old Cbiertermaster Oseerere Mee Pretest Marshal Oeserers Oder Adjutant Geeetars Ocoee Oamiesariat had Hatfital. Kalimantan' derefteS• Amex Park . . ...... Viee-esserer's Mee " The wanderibl progress of North America, its vicinity, and its resemblance in the point of emancipation, naturally led the &nth Americans to adopt that government as a modeL Lastly, the South Americans may be said to - have been politically been in the age of li berty and true philosophy." APPROVED MEDICINES. SOLD Si Messrs. BUTLER, Chemists, CHEAPSIDE, Censer of St. Paul's, London; Saekville-street, Dublin; and Prinees-street, Edinburgh; and may be bad of the most respectable Dealers la Patct Medicines in the United Kingdom. DR. JAMES'S FEVER POWDER—is universally approved by the Profession sad the Public i sed Is administered with equal semen in Fever. Ineamenatoe Disesatei.* Measles, Pleu risy, Sore Throats. Rheumatism, &c. When given in Cads, Ca. tanks. &e. it is generally found to check their progress, or shorten their duration. Is Packets, Is. 9d. and 545. • CHING'S WORM LOZENGES.—The extraordinary efficacy of these lozenges to eases of Worms, as well as In Obstructions in the Bowels, and every disorder where eleanalas physic is required, Is so universally known, and bas been publicly acknowledged by so many persons of distinction In society. that h is unnecessary here to enlarge on their peculiar viruses. in Packets. at !said. and Its. ad. BUTLER'S CAYENNE LOZENGES—for Habitual Sore Throats, Hoarseness, Ile:szatioa of the Uvula, &c. Also a refreshing stimulus in Fatigue, Field Sports, Ike In Bores, at 2s. and 4s. Id. TOWERS' 'LCD) EXTRACT OF BARK.—Io the Fluid Extract of Bark arr combined the line and essential qualities of the purest Ptruvlan Bark, viz. the Quinine, Cinchooine, and valuable asaingent principle in a concentrated awe; it thus affords the readiest means of preparing Bark Draughts of any strength with the utmost facility. In Bottles, at Is. 9d. 4s. 6d. and Us. BVTLER'S CAJEPUT OPODELDOC—used with much sue. etli In cases of Rheumatism., Sprains, Bruises. Ste. Also an excel lent application for Chilblains, by alla ying the irritation. In Bottles, at Is. lid. Is. 9d. FOTHERGILL'S NERVOUS DROPS--are moat used by those who are afflicted with Nervous Affections; such as Lowness el Spirits, Fainting-Fits, Hysterical and Spasmodic Diseases. Debility, sad R.lasation of tis System, and are highly extolled by those who have had recourse is them. la Bottles. at 4s. Gd. I Is. and 4fts. " AU the wool laws respecting else lodise% is thole inability to bold property, forced work lo the allow, &e. have been abrogated sad discootitowd. Wirt oressores, besides, Lave been adopted to civilise Wm pear people, sod to eassilorste their coodldos. " corwory W soporstisiso Tidied so woo to ammo os in Boma Awake. Before tie rovelotiso, is maenad with Mrs. limbo Le:Whistles is ills.. .. —... ?WAN 11 1/ He then explains why the South Americans have been " invariably and unanimously attached to their first deter.- mination of establishing liberty, and at the same time in a constant state of disturbance. " If the South Americans had been placed in ordinary circumstances, they would have entered, after their emancipation, into those trials, and into political contentions, originating both in inexperience, and in the opposition of patties averse to freedom. They could have established one free institution after soother j and procestling gradually and slowly, become at last possessed of a free constitution. Bat the adnotaggetts circumstances of the South Americans, and the inflamer of the age, orb. soluteiy prevented their following this slow and ordinary cows; anyl led them at once to establish a his eoestitution. They destroyed the government of Spain, and oo that very act they adopted, without any essential variation, the constitution of Borth America. Redaction awe IWO . 194,414 1,502 167.4.41 '•le 371,534 I 1 sod Nom ; now. gini bum in a peat memose. diumpamodood the few oral remaluing will soon quit tbeir cas t to scope Korradom , Pp, although bp has eudeavoured to keep his ground by wadi" ream spostelkal negotiators, by cendemendlag to combat the llidispetp. mimed by some et the republican &ems, sod by ether amisimmelo. has mill lost all hispower and Wawa To Men, it the Istilmiam ceded, it may be said that supermition I► almost melody pot eg.ipk' to. Maio n few years, llouth Auserickwa be with retpoel fp !eli sion, la the same same barbers even with fewer religious weibusima) as North America is at present. Some laws still *Midi( in some part, tillotith America aphid toleration, mist we doubt appear to comm. -diet TIER TUNA TATTERSALL'S—Yasesaw. so lick badmen was dove yesterday, that a jestatise ofalibi oddef_e?lLle . aat i_ repettdess of whet ye stand Is ear pa T ia the owe. et aimed= took plara,sad the only Wo7 . lteerdele followings DERBY. if to l apt Leek Veeekereo Volum ali *•* a • "it how w Sir 8. Orshmes T. 41. • r IMO to Si Mr. Veoalttarei oak 1.60.1 w 0 Cola iek owl Cheesles whhalor Pea taste Oaks • 4. " N eves, dist Ckeemsleo doe am start forthe oak& 11111141 . 1141 I, you covartago. • • -.4 ,7 ="), Moo ear leat qostsdes.ot the odds L the -- kat phbee dds easerties. Bus the red faatlswtkai abseelaiesasessassegly ofrig 4 at do thiF **l wan ilmfraSi 1 004 41/110$0 1 4 Per *No ;,and *At 41,1 % diFissrfisal*Alt thee. Inv wire, shlsset edgiest enspdos, fully aware of their kepolicy sad dwardlty. " The press Is perfectly freer k Ina lases eitabashed io maay parts where, before the reveleties, hake:* add, • add whit It dideslat, " Thus far the powa of eirannstantas =old assist the South Ana. demi ; but It could •ot acted farther. Tbdr dalleisney in patted NW. 1$ to 1 apt Mr. Beordawortb's Gioia (takes) 14 to 1 Lord SlisoVkaosik aks 144 to Lord Jersey • Pawn (takes) toe .to Lod James Illoodoo OA* , 1 .- id td adhere C 1$ to I —.Lord Siotoesatos It. ow l Lord.Satetor's des 10 to 1 —.. 11r. Petro's •• I 16 I ...m.o. lard Vetolmm a r ' ' r ll.o. troasos 11 10 1 Jetropitaimmill , 20 to 1 Wood I. l %.4larasm , , . t ql ! ad V=lr uto 1 Doke of :Soolt .Pa da to L air Jr Siodbelletooll - - - - • 10 to I Inevabss 30 to 1 Ronde IA to 1 464 mm e OS to 1 ilsoarati 40 to 1 Rosy. to 1 opt.Oreassho 11 to -- °typo 10.10 1 Delight • 111 Is 1 Dekko Oks.). • I marl 4. Sr. Lams mot ftotanroars—Nd oblogo. 13 t v kbas weirsk*Ay.ipersesiimbdiereved. Laasesag weak where, 1 4 1 44 km-el irgiaidoi *AO sek iwySt nn aripirs molar -:sol It. : A esi ir MARSHALL'S UNIVERSAL CER ATE, an eicelkst remedy fur Chilblains, &aids, Burns, Wounds, Sores, and Ulcers of every de nomination, especially Sore and Ulcerated Legs. In Boles, Is. led. aad is. 9d. BUTLER'. STOMACHIC AND DIGESTIVE CANDT—of which the principal ingredients are Turkey [limbed). Ginger. an Antacid and Carminatives, in such proportions as render It a pleasant Aromatic Stomachic and powerful Digestive. It will be (mind Most serviceable In all 'hose affections originating in an impaired digestion, and also an agreeable gentle Aperient far Litildren. In Boles, 2s. and 4s. ad. • II lOr re *reole: .ia r -- Paititi'S ESSENCE FOR TOOTH AND EAR-ACHE-- has been foetid of such extreme service In relieving Tooth and Ear. ache, that it ins been commented upon. snosi'faveurably In several Medical Journals; it steeds instal:mewls relief, and gesurea l p re . vents any recurrence of pain. Is Bottles, at is. kid. and 2a, BUTLER'S PECTORAL ELIXTR--etrouglVeetetemseaded to Culds, Habitual Coughs, Asthmatic Affecdoos, Jtc. In Bottles. at Is. t id. and 2.. ed. N.B. The above Preparations, when Genuine, will have the Name sad Address of Maws. Bovi.aa attached to Cheat..—Patticidar atten tion to this caution is requested. Nu MlSTAKE.—ltzroam ix PRICES.—The Nobility; Gentry, sod Public , wi:l make no mistake hi patronising the cele brated peculiar steel table cutlery, which, besides being very superior in quality and finish, Is sold et the very lowest wholesale prices (hoer. ever small the quantity taken). by Magri Ho. 4, Leadesball street, the fourth hous e from CoenbiU (remov e d from opposite the Bias India House). Those who require a supply are invited to inspect the qua lity and conspire the prices,ortheirsternisey - wltt declare him to be the cheapest in Hogiand--resdy motley, small roll% and good artl r alas, being Sinew's system, and to exchange any article found de. :scum Those who nett ressing Cases, Writing !Nat, • Travellidd Cases, Work Boxes, Tea Caddies. Backgammon Hoards. or otherissch articles, will, If they take the trouble wesansint and compare prices, aboutare lO per cent. and have the choice at an immense variety of the newest and most approved patterns et all prices. from Ini. to AO guineas. To p mistakes, darks VIII be no abatement ftc tab prices marked on each ankle. A lagr dssierelnentol aedeptibb 'prow seats, sash ae. slogans Cases at Itaderried Mier ' Whelbsilep sod other ha n d so m e p att erns i n P en -k n i ves an d Scissors . Camera Oblcwra As. each, the ii.siaotartrous Peo.Zalailliaeh4se,try • er-pfnietiFetTeziis, to. N. each and upwards. seat Pocks( Botta; lid Lltdlatetassa kIM' ap with Mann% eseellestt &haw sad INNYMINIts."Itti.` ' kinds of Hal: Sway% Ca•bo, SageThaWalli" dad ali"Vwirs IN . D. Goods deboesed * all parts at ..14,041,1: tetotty orders ciliated ,us recetviag a seatt s l4. 6Bl c 4 tlrry. sad 114dpe.'YtrdLstsfly! 154.9 *Qs* ; best Pita.htdeas. 'l'VaaW; "MAORI Prowsedludwa, tw a bus /idler Watches, le. a boz.—Ohesrere, Mous, No. 4, Leadaehall. meet, the few th house tram GosithilL experience began se be fat immediately after they bad established his institutions. Sneed person% distinguished in South America by their talents or virtue, wen trusted shine implidtly the generality of the people considering It only impossible fee these ponces to commit mesa rod abuses. As the Saudi Americans were anneessesd of those habits of caution, vigilance, and distrust, which are the offspring of long and general experience, the PTO inathisions were left, to some respects, to the discretion of public men. That cannel or temperanes in disenden which is the (*het of expettence, and perhaps also, with sent panes, of. net seeptision, or of contempt of truth, was likewise unpinned by die South M.O. ens ; they wee consequently warm and violent in their diteuedist v and this bad a prejadkial toluene on that deliberation. Amollsol edict of the inezpaience of the South Anneals, was a moped* e. judge of public manures more by the brilliance of their appearing% than by their pecuniary advantages. " Heat* a general dissatisfaction and Irritation avert and this tert. tattoo was the greater, or the generality tithe people had liettend thew selves, (souther Meet of their inexperience), that after having 41011/01 the tyrannical Owe n:nest of Spain, they had .very little or artillitelfe appseheml. They made incenint and vision change" .at dub, Ow vernor% They pined the peons, honed Jain the AdnineettatiNl, under the meet excessive restrictions; subjecting them, met to raw* points merely adebeisarative, to the dinettes of die Laglelative OT Congress % They allowed the Warier dame of the people ft erecter too veldt power t seal within changing liter Clanaltudests, t h e y, is feet, frequently appended to simple demsemeisti. Tnee measures, of course, still farther defogged the ineluseine• and cent. gamily inereand the evils t then, In their tars, ineensed the web. gm, an d e bullition of passions t* more sad more video measures Nei adopted non, privet ankenitim were nee gew in mi t civil e ms toot plate—arid thus thweetnebenees in South Amen nee preihienLi " la emenee, the North Amain* were as free before ilide iri esz4 patios, es they OTT at present. The very inementobeselre, the South Americans determined to he free, they domed thsenilee Se a sesidenble period al dbourbenem. N. pewee, sto whelent, seta save the m *in toe result t It was as infallible as deenty.” The following discriminations merit a place in ace : • , “Jr Is laid din.tise South Arsenious were net in a were of matieriti free inerniniete, slid . that eensequnify tiny that tfewegraths Tie seats if matnlti of a country fs. eta:lt'd*: the ateitileine . en; of a he Permute, led ineetete'ef inniurity for the eniailatalitilloset aCersfest, ewe govenment, are warn confoueded, which peednatis *mit, sad ease on the subject ; but they pre Millman. There cow r . poisons who, by .their animente en the evils at political enema. 9, ninety shtw , thaa, I. their opiate% a country is net in • sun el waturity is attempt the establisbont of a tire geranium, until each gestures.' can at nee be established wkhout maiden and engem, Such penes, besides prehising a doctrine according to which liberty ezawitPed b? gla PROri *. was eillogrod a , tho ceptsuas aLerkida wan sonsmiostedy eldely method to Itesalefe. tbeelegial momemersim. sow paragraphs shoot his Majesty Dos Wee or Des Arimodoi wed • a kwg Ile of advitdsouteuts reepeedag whits' deyo preeessiess. jutol. lees. ememmuotatimo stud now and them the,borsios of mom whdo awn age, now du" Or , kW daily, nowspoppe r whose adoems are. go a d with free dlseepoloo and logitin a ohs ot podia kw. mostemy r Met mare, sod mimeo " Wes wkb respect to ammements. the lasproveseest' of death Aeserles Is vldbb. Gamin. bell•dgiules. pad ether magnanimous ferenerly la vague, are fellow Ma dknmemp; whim a. awe per them triad eateradomems. musis, sod tbe Übe, htenmed. is The 100100111;* of the Alm e of 8 90 1 h Almeria is. mdgeed as the: cause of the suppeeed natural Warne, of its labsldtaute. I wig a m emet iota the cestroverted lased= respredad the Maeseed elienate, ea, mere property, of the temperature et dor mutembere. Let the dee. Wawa Mesitesguleu as ibis subject leo as tree es the elsemute •of s m og pot the Women Is erramessi—es oeseeding eesheot.vety deM. utsts.these Is se elitists is thou coon" ellPflistMe.sedintli ?nifty. sod led.Mty hls worth attitudes, that cold is by far ware prima *a *rowboat the whole condom of America. than is the wariest oodoent i the camas of which phssourwros are net yet, perhaps, sof • *dandy explained—and it deserves alsoulootisit, that the emulates* of dwelt:antes& fordute to the South Dols, whole ta t to m Is monikk. teen this gado die Needs Petal Bo without dwelling wee this, I will police two facts which are conciliate, ea this trestles 'The Iris Is, that a considerable portion of the hahabitiats of South Marries an plated wittiest the unpins, that is to my, he the teuiperal• sesta. wild* accortflog to the said demises, us coodelend sow linuenthie to the lease rice. Tiers/NW fact tbM stir PeePielette et, tbeed 0160* the torrid sons, partly Norio the ekvs4r4 law* wiper , theslioate is obi wider whoever latitude, (as la Otite. for essisilnalbsitgb in isd- lode 0. 15.11.) wed partly Is tkiphdos, Where *ere we mot to be Mod any of *see *moo *addend MOAN* teithe phyaliguad taerited 'lints MOIL Iscettatiely est,estrairdiartp,bat ledubitable has, Aim es the.ory plains of tioub. Amanda obese •dro Elmer, the es. iremePy eatery mr4 Appease. tempwasemissishetraiOselmotest debt' (Xd Wee* ass mainly imiuno*P As Mesa. to. Seeth:Ameritim• w***" thip writteo paiiplilst- *Oh bid; elitt extract, from ieStillidsOmmt sod lirdblic. At Salisbury, Devises, laisilford, nod other please is the Won of England, where, from the unsettled state of affairs, all' public amusements bad bees suspended, the usual winter balls and assemblies bays recommeaced. 1. Di DARING —......,.. . . ~ . . 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The tab vs imillseseed as bare Whined doest 1114 Park; Olt ll' these is seas to believe, was, is a Wog paprtat,teselpetra at rep. tar Mews. . .