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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1823. 1-0 111 14% M BIS • it IS j [PRICE SEVSN-PENCR BRYANSTONE-SQUABR. TO BE DISPOSED OP, TO PARISH CLRRKS AND OTHERS. NVANTED, the REGISTER of the BAPTISM of JOHN FARR, Essi. who it is supposed was town in London, er in nu adjoining Parish, about the year 1659 or 1660. — Any Person sending infonwatins thereof to Mr. Benjamin Bally, -No. Hi, Addle-street, Aldermanbury, London, shall be handsomely rewarded for his trouble. To Cowniiiiaorate take wi seer) • . ' . FINAL CLOSE OF LOTTBRIZS, Ormwmewit twee gives the immense Ditonbet of • SEVEN OF £20,0001 rigs bones Tyre and Three Times the send Number, and. of , ga m 'two to Three Times she naval Chance of obtaiwing piped dot Mainitode• gB will Commence 19th February, when t y Tw o nraw irtrit ing Prizes will have £20,000, all Money. extra feek ; mad when, hi fact, ALL ARE PRIZES! owl Shah 101 become a New Ticket, or *calve Tea Pounds is Blowy, at the option of the Huller. THE SCHEME CONTAINS 2 a .010,000 AR Money £40,000 0 00,000 Money, do Three Per Cu. 100,000 0 at 1,000, 600,100, 100, 50,11, and 10 701036 S *tiny Slant (before 10th March) .610 71,000 0 jail" Rinks, Second Day, the same 11,000 0 290,038 ,S oposat larze, and Ticktva on Sale, at every Office ai usual, and also at the Contractors, J. anti J.OVEwgIGHT, ft ag ia,ll. Holborn, Ltd 38, Haymarket, "Awe they Sold in 4 ," L i mey above 11411 the Whole Value; is anothee All the rriscs of &VON an 4 IA the last 3,428 lio,odo. • STE4M ENGINE AND DREDGING MACIIINE. TO BE SOLD, ASTEAM ENGINE of 40 Horse Power, for pa:sip . big Water, made by Messrs. Bokon and Watt, is 1818, for the p u rpose of draining the Works on the Lee Brink Cut. near josh Norfolk. The ump is two feet eight inches in diameter, and about 51:3 feet in length. The Engine Beam Is of Cast Iron, pid Adel a seven /get . Stroke. TIM Boiler is 13 feet six inches lone, by five feet four inches, and silt feet • ten inches in height.— The Engine hasbeeu hut a short time in useodad le#sSoodas new. I; is now taken down. . • • NW, &lug Priine, or DracliOng Maclilae, worked by e l pipi t E l bow of Ten parse Power, made by Messrs. Bokun and %lit, 'sand ins anima ;taut haat Vessel, 83 feet in length. and his bihreadik drawiug hire feet water. The Machine ulgrbs in a 444 feet lung, and flee feet two inches wide, in the NEtldle of ilarliessri, nod will dredge to* depth of 14 or 13 fee; ;Abe 111- ;100 Rawls 38 feet in length; the Buckets are two feet ten Isabal wide, and there am 21i as number.. The whole Is iu aornpleln elder ad nearly nest. The AVIS* may-be viewed at Lynn, Norfolk, oo fie . Ni: Chides llsrehana.af that place; and the prim ad . delbee•sey be lellalarn appfiaition Main, AMA ediduirs, Dowahaso Market, Nostualea' ' • k, Amßscott.,of No. 12,Vite-latie; Regent wrist, who was many Teen witi Sirs. Wit**, whose he conducted midi the period of its P ollogoidebetw, being authorised to ammo** Mower at het sueeessor;isegs tispett: y inform the Nobility and emery, that harlot made coml. ' pare sea st die Sale on advantageous tem* lir abodes to *dr leurction a large assortment' of ' Fasbionattis Plate and Plead rof the most appreeed Patterns, as will as fiktoosting Dress Gans, by all the best lusters, Travelling Pistols', Court Dress ords, Blunderbusses, Ste. and hopes, by lute adhamseilii de, plea of conducting business pursued by his predecessor,, to be ti tsimod with the same confidence which the so log . • showed. . A CARD. LiADIES will find the most novel, extensive. mil Vase assortment of FOREIGN and BRITISH Urea, at bosh, Vist.thow, and Co.'s No. p5l, Rrgentestreet, who stand see pre-sminent in bringing forward the greatest Noyt4ties, and whoa* system of selling Goods for what they many are,, meets with the encouraging patronage of the leading Nig:laity, &c. Being real lilleastacturees, their Stock offers advantages in Prices. and by Pat terns exclusively their own, not equalled by any Hound. A superb Codettion of real Chantilly Veils, Peletina 11“. just imported, * !SI, Regent street, facing the Argyll Moms. Manufactories, idotre Dame atm Napo, NO. 447; I sprite lea; and No. 15, Tottenbani-court, London. WARDS AND SHOWER DATIL& QULPHUREOUS FUMIGATING AND MEDI CATE') VAPOUR or STEAM BATHS, with SHAM ?DOING by a' native of India, at 8, Maddox-street, Hanover - DICK considers It unnessary to dwell on the merits nr ce above BATHS, further than to observe their being patro- Used by the most eminent medial men for curing every disease of skin, as Scaivy, Teeter, Ringworm, Leprosy k Bcc. In Rheu. unlit°, Goat, Palsy, Scrotal** Turnouts, ant Eolargement of the Joints. the- above Batbs-bsave boon eminently Successful, sided Isf Shampooing. .QHAMPOOING BATHS, No. 5, Dowitiopstreet, Westminster, estallisbed In 17641.—Mr. and Mrs. SEA M A N Mg to ream timir must gratefid seknowgedgmenu to the Nobility, iodiss, and Geotbusen, who have so liberally supported them • and the =aeon thny meet's from- the mast eminent of th e Fa culty, moorage ttam 16 teeommend all who are seated with the Rhea. Inathat, Pandytk, or Chronic Alfeetiom, to lose no time in repair % to the slime iodisation, whom a few trials will convince them the meaty of these Botha. with the aid ' of Shampooing princialien•—Sulphur, i , and ShoWer ricity. r —Oenteel accomtnodatioi< for Invalids. CONTRCITONRUT AND - PASTRY. W PIMA; Na.9a, FLEET-STREET, near • IRIDGS ATRIUM 11 /PeCOlnt 211 " 1 / 1 °X 1 to the No biiity, Gentry, and the NOIR, that he has opened the above House' is the CONERCTNIMW and PASTRY DUSINESS, in all tlinlebsto fir retail Wait awl. fatuity aceonsmodades. and will e 7 a ceisstanc.eupply of Soups, Made Dishes; Sairosary Patties. Ice. 4 11 6 wee MN" GA" Chocolate, Reg lish and Foreign Fruits, &c. Ih ina also lined up a Refrishissent-room for the seecuseteda. ties et scaelasil Customers, fesoidsed with all the usual Refresh_ ittuthois uses, the Preach ;nti Ravish Papers, Gazettes, &c. Sce. solthiebt the *moor of Public Patronage, W. Phene begs- us awn them that it la his determinatAon to provide every article it the *eat sepislor quality and dukes' selection, end from the fa d% Ms Ignablisliment affords, the greatest punctuality and diepateh slay in relied as. CRARLES WRIGHT, Wine-Merchant to the Ro y al. Family, neat to the King's and opposite the Haymarket Tlioaere. Opera .oolsonide, Haymarket, Laudon, has now on EALlltheinesa OLD PORT. 36r. per dozen superior SHERRY, MIL pm drain; and CAPE MADEIRA, les. per dozen, by way Two doses of each of the above Wises will be well tetltti ta mesellent SHERRY I/egghead, bottles included, by a remittance of IW. er half that quantity in hamper, for M. or Six Gtlions 1n PORT..froses Pipe, vintage 162 ° ,inCask ' cuing ' ani •iii'do 4 o. Le 54. or az Gallons superior SHERRY, CNA, lush* Mot Fessrumm Gallons of RICILI,LRNT CAPE MA DEIRA, Cask.ka. lee if. MADEIRA, VIDONTA, CAUCA 111USRON, MOUNTAIN, Su. 425. per dozen. Just 1 1( 1 .• PRIM, CHAMPAC42II4 vintage Mat - fine 9140 1 1 , Waimea* 4L 44, per doses MARASCH IRO, 151. 64. per Sub. / Is WlP•ited, Planner OU, came of thirty oasts aL els. or ls. 64. Peek*. Oki coaNec BRANDY, su 6d. per gaUen ; I t nine 1 3a. 641.—CH A RI.P.S WRIGHT has contracted with G. PHIS, Grower of CHAMPAGN4 of Avis*. near Epernay, France, for Ike whole Parrott of his Wines. uow landing el Ehannlo4 MoEY ; looleol the esteemed vintage 31116, in high fine ntanding condition, st 641. per dozen, price and quality unequalled in England ; Claret, Sk iolisu et la Role. 635. pet dozen; GE au EU HERMITAGE au CLOS VOUGEOT. fit,t quality, 105 s. BARSAC, S4,UTIMNE. acid ORAYR, 635. per dozen and all other Wines, ke. in propostice.—Littersinelsoing remittances, pod paid (no un bd4 Wen will be received), will be inurediately attended to. , . / ~., - 'll E r ;. • , • • - ---r L. I, :...:) ' . ..,..# .. I ..-Grit r --/, 5 4 t - ' .- ' ' t , .." -.. 7 "! • . t' # 4l . .- 06 4.1 . • ... , - • - I' iiii - ci i -..... , memo -.: • , . . . * 6 . ! . ....... • ..-.-... --........-...... ..."-... I . :. - .". .• - es • • ' ... _, (ilro•-‘.. i, ..t , L • 'a.. -r , .....-‘ .. , • " .: , i • . i .i , 40 1 1 c I - . -, ARP • _ ‘ --... qr - , • . , .. r411,"1111.11111.11.111 ---s* ' --. ":" " - ' .......; ' -- A •••1 1 -:-. 4 _ • 1 1 I 1 therefore, to compensate for the advantages that those employed by Prance will enjoy over those by Spain, higher pay must be given. A farther difficulty has been started by she Geiseral. There remain twenty-eight millions of riala due to the Swiss who served in the 'last war. How is this sum to be paid ? and what secs• rity that the like shall not occur again ? The contract , ing pasties may probably find means to contract the first. between themselves ; but as ta the second, the mere vapouriag about Spanish honour, and a shrug of the shoulders, will hardly be sufficient. The Minister of Grase and Justice is as much beset as he of War, by claimants of honoers, and crosses, and distinctions, and moreover occupied with the bill of amnesty, which is anxiously desired, as every one will then know his destiny. It should come it in a few days, prohabli on the Queen's birth day, when she completes her twentieth year. Report is, thatexceptint the authors of the Revolution, who would be hanged if caught, and the banishment from Court of a portion of Deputies and Members of the Corporation, the sew will be permitted to return to their houses and families. Hitherto all those employed .in the palace since the arrival of the Regency have been paid up to the Slst of August. A month's pay should be received this month, leaving two in arrears, which is coming back to the old system, and 'hews there is a want of money—. or, perhaps, having more business to do, there is a greater scope for bribery, which here is so rooted in, that there is no rooting it out, and the clerks may dis pense with a portion of salary. But to keep the Go vernment going in the state it now is, a vast deal is not required. The hard cash of Guebhard's Loan will about pay off, in their way at least, the extinguishing army. Nothing more will be required on that scare, as there will be no half-pay, and it is not meant to re-create it immediately, the greatest charge upon the Treasury will be accordingly for the present, and for some time to come, done away. The Royal Family and household, the salaries to. Ministers, Ambassadors, 'Secretaries; pensions to those who have signalized themselves in favour of die Restoration, and the other usual Govern• ment expenses, ought to be defrayed by the Customs, which—the old tariff being revived, and the vigilance apparent in same—must produce a good supply. The taxes paid by house proprietors, and the aid from the Clergy, the rents of the Crown lands and other pro perty, vacant Bishopricks, Lotteries, dues 91 receiving Tides, &c. and a light contribution—and liiht it must be, on the principal zowns. If, however, it be intended to create a navy immediately, and to pursue the at tempt of the reconquest of the Americas (for that they think and consult about the reunion is certain enough), they will then find themselves in inextricable difficulties, be ruined in every thing, and achieve nothing. . To the Minister of State. M. Saes, the Bishops, Priests, Canons, and the Friars, pay the-most unre mitting and assiduous attention. This Minister must be over loaded . with the weight of business. As the first of them, and President of their Council, be mast ex amine into and determine upoli everything, previous to being laid' before the Xing. It procures him, however, an advantage which the Minister before him did' not enjoy, it puts him current with all the affeltv of the State. Formerly, each, Minister transacted hisbosiness separately with the King, attd was not accountable to the rest. But the principal object which occupies his attention, and indeed of them all, is the ;Lille of the Americas ; they are persuaded that the news of the re storation of the King s absolute Government will have a most favourable effect. They calculate On the divided ,state of parties, a natural desire of repose, and are par ticularly sanguine as to the clergy and friars of Mexico (that country is their first aim), being able to effect a counter-revolution there. I understand the instructions at Seville were directed principally to these bodies, and it will depend op-the-replies from thence, whether the talked-of Congress will assemble, or whether the sub ject of Spanish . America shall form part of the delibera tions. The Bishop of Mexico has long conferences with M. Sin; and it most be recollected that with the Con stitutional liberty, the Inquisition still maintained its od ; that most of the convents are of the orders of alai, and acknowledged the superiors here, from whets they receive their rules and regulations ; that the opposi tion to the Constitution . here was begun, increased, and carried on by the Church; and that there, they conceive, It may be more easily brought about in the same manner. Russians, French, and Spaniards, are excessively exasperated at British Comnussioners and Consuls being sent out—the golden fruit seems snatched away, when they considered themselves within its reach. Mr. Canning was beforehand; he has secured for his country the advantages which the others had promised to themselves out of the war, without a single sacrifice. They have been fighting anipaying their money for him. ACAPITAL LEASEHOLD FAMILY -HOUSE, in the preferable part of the Square, with doable Cottch-bouse stud suitable Stabling, newly furnished, decorated, and repairod within the last three years, and In the most complete order. For further particulars and permission to view, apply to Messrs. Fownes and White, Solicitors ' No. 3, New-square; Lincoln's Inn, or to Messrs. Glilow and Co. Upholsterers, Oxford-street; if by Letter, post paid. This day *as published, In Three Volumes, post octavo, price £l. 10s. PERCY MALLORY.— By the Author of PEN OWES. " Beseech ye, Sir, were ye present at this relation? 4 ' I was by at the opening et the target." wecima's TAM Printed far William Blackwppil, Estiaburgh; and T. C.ultJ% Strand, London. _ . PIEDMONTESe RILFROXIS.— The sacred rights of hos pitality ought to be respected by all nations. This duty seems recently, however. to have been forgotten by the ' Swiss Cantons. The Directory invited the Cantons to banish strangers suspected of being proscribed in their own countlwy • and though this invitation went beyond the bounds of the federal power, it has bean complied irk)). The Government of the Canton Grisons,_ has banished the- Piedmontese refugees ; the Pays de Vaud has excluded Mr. Comte from its territory ; and if this unjust measure has appeared extraordinary, the reasons by which it was to be justified are still more extraordi nary. They amount merely to this—Switzerland is in debted for her civii liberty to the Sovereigns of Europe guaranteeing her neutrality, and she is therefore Wand to respect their wishes. The same demand now made to Switzerland, is similar to that made by thi Govern- Meat or Milan in 1809, and as that . was acceded to, so ought tins to be. I's not this confbsslng that the'object of the contest in 1814 was not to destroy the Gores ment of thattiose, bat to take its place? The irrhabi tants of Switzerland, the successors of William Tell, have closed their gates against the Italians who fought for liberty; Republics reuse an asylum` to those Who are proscribed, out of respect to Governmentshlo wheats those proscribed people owe no obedience. At the same time we see men who have most profited by hospitalityy, write with the greatest bitterness to deprive their ene mies of the same benefit.-Franck Payer. This day was puMished, In a anal Volume, peke Is. boards. THE PUPIL'S PHARMACOPEIA, being a literal Translation of the London Latin Pharmacopeia: the Eo followipg the Original 19 Italics, Word for Word, and the Ton being malted et facilitate a proper Preomelasion. In Mdi don to which, the Chemical Decompositions are explained in a Note at the tooe:if eith Preparation. To the whole is annexed a Table, exhibiting at one View, the Names of Medicines, with their Properties, Doses, and Antidotes in Cases of Poison ; also, a List of abbreviated Terms peed In Physicians' Prescriptions, which ale explained at law% arc. &,c. designed expressly for the Use of Suntans. Sell dos eat. Hy w i .rxtoititm, Barge9p. Primed*? topsails, Dant, Dees, Orme, sown, and Green. _ •.- - ~** •- ' ••• •• NW NOVEL. This Ibit tralVllll6ol4 Mega,* tainted is Time Vela. pries One' • ••_ :____ _____• i -11.11100 a bank, T an .. iveninij - lir, Woman . in the Nineteenth • : • ...1111 137 / 1 11101j • • , Elkins 4 u eftemsa•ft.” 6 Tan* et Tee** Sze. • ' VI* • , a . • pit % mot = - • , Viva WWII* de b " 1 • s ilandoe ; Pelmilliellisionelaiasseiseid A. Pdaeinostatweis. - • WinisrOse alai be isid; bt lie same Mawr, The Teni t t n t ed Thil an Aliagoriad Peso. ?NO Is. t et, 'lieVicar% Pire.sids t time vols.. psit li t a r or skim Valium ressetntyd Ss. • " Ws wort is written aria - Om best 'menden, and sissibits a mind al no ordinary rsiectinio—Menddy Essiese. • The day wererrephlkhed, • Baegeady peintod is royal Ortaistest to N. a' so *al paper, 'SFr pOINTS rd Y. 4 a 7 F A ables Prose enitteree,At • • . * - • • ed wtth , Tir Design i - • By ROBERT CRUIIMANK. " This work it et up with rat taste, sod he must lie a very' fastidious =seder who is not pleased %it* k.'—likerart,Chnsekle. 56 The enteavings are full a mole Mauer end wk. Tie week akosotheris an antutineyobleadoig aid every way e/ tilde to the anther and artist.".—Lateriry Seseesn, Nev. S. • Leiden : Published by Sherwood. hens, end Co. Pataramer-rew. DIAL' WEIGHI/10 MACHINE" R.I4IARRIOTT baying obtained his ilgAinety's ' S Royal Litters Pat faie memPwalOgg Machines, begs leave to remnants* aims, to do PubSc, as the most perfect oil tniefol article foe that lospiess pons mionstrueted ; for accuracy, simplicity, exn, it *soda. swivelled, as it soreorroae ilts exact watt any article from One Ounce to a Ton, without the, use of eights, thereby saying time and labour. Being perfectly portable. am ain be used in any situatioo..-its autos:oil utility "Mist dottier* undeniable,' for Domestic wpm's; hi Shops, Warehouses, Coach Odispe, Mout Hour% rams; onWlarfs • at Basis and Pairs; ferCatily, Con, Hay, Wool, sc. ; or for Loading heavy Article*, n rectiel attached to the chain of a crane, and door des Weight at *ream of craning; it may We also made with a chile to weigh Pontine—' From its extrema shpyikity. it le etared s =de to be ihronointo; yet, if it rear shouldbo so , there I s an !crew crafttic will momentarily correct it. H. Maass= begs to Caution the Public agdneseoeralllputiows . Imitations of his eseellent and useful lereehtion, to be introduced; none are so his genuine Patent Midi& dun , have not a label with Manus. over Os Ito Arno. . • ' M. Macaws having made considerable impsommisia ht Pub Perm Know Comes AMILVIIIS. Seek a amilenoetnessome mending it to the Public, as a most complete atlas he =easing, Baldng, Bolliag, and Stesraing, with wasoray la fuel, weft mo. Berate sized Pre, sad with a ecostant etajppf of from Wave to Twenty Gallons of fist Water; also Warm Closets hr airing Linen, peeping Mow hot, beat* Batas, Dkbas, at.; the Cools. log Utensils are nevittedllid,dnel it ha oommon Ceaa the a Saaskey Clthuney. A new Patent Poottithr Cask* Apparatus, anstracing the f o rtgoiog advantages, &Mats/ foe - Ships, or situadoes where there is no dtinusey, and pondluely advastagooss for the 'Foreign Markets. Xitchens fitted op wish Steam Apparatus, em bracing all the lase Improvements; bathsosnowestories, hallo, cases, and buildings heated by Slam, upon a pried* of security. Air" an Improved Paws* Spin Running Jack to iib7= l the necessity of weight or pulleys. Tim whole may be seen daily kal use at the Patentee's Manufactory, London House, no, Fleetotreat London; and had of most of the respectable Issantoogers throogh.n out England. • 1 Ancient Armour repaired and misstated to its original perfoo. , : . don. Armour Manufactured, Bought, Sold, or Leto° ; _ _ cured on philosophical principles. FOR COUGHS, 110AR8S•NESS*4 4tt- MR. GREENOUGH'S PECTORAL LOZENGES of TOLU.—The great demand, after sixty Teas* trial, proses them a superior remedy for all Claes., Hoarseness% Sore 'throats, Adtfimatic and Consumptive billiplalnts. The ge nuine only have " D. Hayward" primed en ibe stamps, by wham' they are prepared, as smeswer so Ur. Greestanik,tbe inventor. Sold in Doses at Is. lid. each, by his appnimmente by Nswbery and Sens, 45, it. Peal's Gerrit-yard; Sutton and Co. Dow Church-yard; Edwards, 6b, St. Paul's Chards-yard ; Bayley aad Co. Cockspur-street ; Eschaisse ; lohnston, Cornkill is Ward, $24, lioThorti; H 166, Borough; Sanger, 150, Oa.. ford-street; Darclays, 95, Plltee-market ; Sutlers, 4, Chapel. ; Blake, 47, Piccadilly; and the Versdan of Ganda* itedkines.- 1 Where also may be bail, Chisissopax's celebrated Timms for praserving the Tuts and G 10111. sad autos tbs Toons-Acus, in. ealarged bottles, at 28' Jul. each. • CELTIC AND AFRICAN LANGUAGES. On the subject of the similarity trztween the Celtic and language of Northern Afi ica, it has been stated that Captain, afterwards Sir Alexander Ball, was once sta. tioned off Goree, on the coast of 'Africa, and had on s board hi ship a detachment of the 75th Rees - cut, com posed chiefly of Welshmen. A party of them had per mission to land on the continent, and commenced a little barter trade for articles of provision. &c. with some of the natives who had come Frain the interior. To the surprise of the Cambrians, they found that sortie Welsh words, used among themselves, appeared to he under-, 1 stood by the negroec. They then addressed them in I I Welsh, and received replies in a langeage something si milar to Welsh, and thereby maintained an incgrcow se with the natives in a broken but intelligible manner. So extraordinary a circumstance could not fail to becoMe known to the Captain, and he,' with his usual sagacity Was determined to ascertain the fact. He accordingly invited some of the natives on board, and deputed a few of the mast steady and intelligent men in the regiment, and who had not been onshore, to converse with them.' A conference was accotdingly held before him and the whole crew, of course occasionally interrupted by words which were strange to each party ; but a conversation was held in a language under stood by both. The asto aishment of the Cambrian' is. nut easily conceived, at finding negroes speaking a language in which they toad make themselves understood to Europeans of so pecu liar a dialect! Captain Ball asked a serjeant what he thought of it? And the reply was, that the language Vita certainly not exactly Welsh, but it was sa very winch like it, that be understood the natives much better 'than be did a man in the regiment who spoke Irish. SPAIN. -.r.- Extract of a letter from Madrid, dated November 27 —Everybody can now pass along the streets without the idea of being insulted. There are no paid mobs to raise a noise and tumult, to delude us with such and such being the voice and will of the King. ' No places open of a night for declaimers to w ork their way into, notice/ sad oboe, by trait* us the King is a Gob;tut his Ministers fools .and idlers..-so open to us the lights of the she, of to push into practice the wild plans which a heated brain may think adapted to the felicity of the world. Parish deletions now take place, everybody 104 his vats AS he_pleases-4h, low mechanics not 4aag-flarnlamslosOch , ua n with a dollar so thrmsen de. .sunctiosi to all'who.dia Int vote according to a certain list. The Royalist Volunteers do not guard the prisons for *apt:rpm* of meeting aid aiding the murder of the priathers. ot. Gentleman ran take his ice or smoke his segar in a - cofferhousei without being disthrbed br low fellows, undisguised . even In clean shirts, brag ging, bellowing, and blastulas on every side of 'hint. —The labourer May Miter a winelouse to refresh him self widsitht being accosted by a set of bullies demand ing to know whether b. is a Royalist 'or a Constitution. idia, and valets rearing so whet they prescri be , obliged ft seek his draught elsewhere. Justice was, is, and ever shall be, perhaps, the sante.. The moliorationt raid to Kan taken 'plate were nets really felt i if there was a thew of it In the ha1:1111444d tl prOteeding; It was lost sight of in the witsd:4o: - Bat a man Baring a life katt! fast in a prouarty, is aim in no fear of its behlkieldossi from lains. There's a geed eeareity of menet alsilmal tunfideace iamerretrede and less contraband. There are inither operas, masquersdesomblic balls; no& dtimers—no appearaftee of 'gladness err merriment tittle shewand Enery, * few annipages../.6* Nobilit y, coarse, but ell• that hive takers - vt-9 - roaanot thew' doors with the claims .f vantratioa and submission. Talking polities in the *netts •aircnifeohooses is pro hibited, and perhaps to find fault with the Govern ment in a private dwelling, pr throngh the post, would be a safe ecaduct. to a prison, if an informer were at hand. 'There stre no pamphlets to read, and the oily public papers. are the Garai( de Madrid,. the Dian°, end the Raise:vier. To sum ;op, -the* reigns a' mournful tranquillity; a stele ninny gladly reconcile themselves to, for the sake of peace, and all would eqsally gladly compound with to be reinstated in their places, pensions, and pretensions, excepting only thoseentirely.created by the Revolution, and whose ex pectancies failed with It. . At the Palace the ingress is much straitened—none are admitted without a pass, or who are known or sup-, posed to tare real business there—a Finch regulation, as the .081cee on duty is responsible for the pageant safety of the •Kins ; and there are numerous bywayi end annum, to his Majesty's dwelling, which, though closed, have 'no sentinels to guard them ; bat shortly the offices of business will be removed from thence, the roam being waited for the increasing families of the Infamies, and they will then. altogether be free freak public Isaignioa. The apphasots me lass numtinek than formerly. Those with a Conititutional taint do as parify themselves . at'. the .. Adam, The officers of the Royalist Army are compatatiirelyfew, and those few net holongiog to the garrisois, weso,..on ordered to leave- Madrid in twentylfbar hours. Churchmat abound the most. • • - .• • • With the exception of •the• Mahler o , bisiime, th 4 Ministers have enough to do. The Minister of War, besides attending to the isomerism claims of the heroes' sad saints of the reastainai for pay, place,•plaisien, sad promotion, is busy with meelenning the extinction, of. the army—in phut% though only plans at present, for its reformation; and the contract with General Bonn Wimpfen for the supply of 4,000 to 5,000 Swiss. The GoVernment wish to have them on the same terms' as she French; but the General observes, that Spain is. 'farther fmm Switterland than France: that with the latter, the men are allowed si furlough of a certain du ration, every three years, which cannot be the use with those that come here, on account of the increased tra- Alin& expenses, and length of time on the journey NEW AND OLD OPINIONS. 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