Star. — London, England, 1817-01-23 00:00:00

= w • ••• 'MPER 9.229. :-.......11-..---.... _ Lisr INDIA 11'.)V. 3F, ,rx .1...ry 24, lull% TICE Caeßl.of DI.REG7' ,. .iIiS LI th: UNITED is . COMPAIVrof AfERGIIAIM c/ ENGLANZ,tiadinj tit ilar ATMS, do hrrAy give nolu.", list ii denerat Court of the said Company wet be held at , e'r bfutt • • Leadenhall•street, on THURSDAY, the 601, e t:iii•ry rest, at Eleven &Clock in the korenoon, at the desire . T e t t tlpa Woe Proprietors, azreeably to the fallowing Let , vit. _ " January 49, 1817. . i'e,the vodersigred, h.ing Proprietor. •,f East India Squit, ...; l a y qualtied, request that a General Court may be calla/' ) -;:niche of the enclosed proposition. • 0 lre have &ft honour to remain; Gentlemen, -., • " Your very obedient Servant?, .. • . " Jos trail(' zi c, " Molest HOT, • ' l. RANoi.T.J.e.:r.ever, "A. IVlAceLew, " f. iltilfttS. . " TUOMAS LOWNDtS, "W. RANKIN, • " SAItUEL 1)1ION, " H. Howoar It, " DAVID KING, " DOU?LASIANNAIIID, " ROSILIT Licit." ''.':, f.llAriug is the Proposition refereed to in the foregoing ~ •~ • ~ct!e7 : . • lbat the Coors of Dire"-'4s be invested to take Into timer , cmiderAdmithe nature of the. COMpillrli Institution at Halley. 1 31 , ael how fait it has answered, or is likely, .oa its remit Ow , a nswer the rods proposed by the Resolution of the Ge onl Courtier the 18th February, 1 80 $? And whether, io their * is , any &mbary at the Company's expense in England be sdrisable for the Civil Service? and, if so, whether an geMliehment more in the More of a School, where Masters timid attend at stated boors, having proper authority for the 'atonement el obedience, teaming, and mural conduct. u.sldnot be preferable to a University or C.anegit ? This Court, !twine, more espetlally regents the Court at Directors to con. eihrtber the expense it present Incurred iu Maintaining the L o ge'e might act wish great propriety be almost wholly saved; 11,i:stead of compelling persists to send theiresni to a potholer nat:tetry, the Court of Direatem were to remits bf the yes*e hwoled fur their Civil Service In ladle, a certain degree of pro. ...,:ut:cy in much languages and sciences as be deemed sii c.::Ary , the tame to be trebled by 'Oendeinall of known leamilbg .4 ability siquinted for tbat*purpose And *bather, In such it would not be lig" expedient sod etenondeal to remove Military Setioary hem Addiscombe, to die more comma :roe, l ull spacious building at Haileybury ? And that the Covet' Directors be farther 'requested to report their opinions on the Z:c.!..sii points herein reffrred . to them as soon , as convenient, .e.,:al! an early end Spoclit General Court to receive and can. • :.. the atme. • " RANDLR LII.1411MIt s • " Jossra Hums, " T. ksooas, " Ws6. kAaligH, " DOUGLAII KiNlll4lllll6, " MORASS. HOT, • . MACX.I4W e ; DAVID KUM, "ItOstat ' • " &anus& Dzzou'• • 4 JAMES COBB, Secretary BRISTOL, UNWARY IS, 1617. TO n SOLD BY AUCTION, By Order of the 11onourable Commissioners of Ms Majesty's Costants, 6n To et DAY, the 4th February, 1417, at Fair o'clock m the Afternoon, ha the Long Room of the Custom house, T HE GOODS UNDER-MENTIONED, I viz. About M 1 cwt. Mukco Sugar, 13691b5. Tamarinds, 13 Dols, 60 cwt. 13 Deal Baths I boat, &e. 110 T. 6 cwt. Lydtiey Coal, 130allons Ordinary Olfee 011, 7 Gallons Wine ' 109 lbs. Coffer, 17111 t. 'Tallow Ca n dl es . 34 lb s . P re i erves, 3 Gallons Pickles, lealts. Raisins, IS Oaßons Cordial.. 44 Oalluo* Shrub, s lot Armes Root, 3 cwt. 16 States, 30 cwt. Tobacco Asko, a quan tity of Old Lumber, and 400 Oranges. .• Particulars may be /Mown by applying it the Warehouse Keeper's Mice on Monday. the 3d February, chid oh the morn. Ins of the thy of sale; where samples ntay,be seep between the bile of_ No and see o'clock. 'rel . • • 5:4 • • t 0 THE EDITOR OF it STAR. .' SIR—In the Sten of,the 13th of January, there is an account of a dreadful accident which his happened in Chirk Valley,.by the carrying awiy , of the em. binkment of the Ellesmere Canal. It is said, that this was occasioned, as it is supposed, by the inat: tendon of the servants of tbesCanal." Surely. Sir, 'the safety of such an important national concern, should not depend upon servants, nor upon the atten tion of any set of men. . The opening of pro/in sluices, and vents for super fluous water, should be managed by machinery moved by the rising of the water beyond certain limits. The. most powerful machines are at present regulated by their own motion..• Were a steam-engine, of the enor• mous force that is now in common use, left to the management of an itten ant, it would scion destroy, itself, and - every thing in its neighbourhood. The first of NEWCOMOI4.4 firm engines had the stops open ed and shut by an attendant, till a little boy of the name of Scoolltsr, to save himself trouble, invented a nsevhod 61 opening and shutting the cocks, by the. metidn of the beam of the engine. Sir HumrtfiaT Divf's admirable inanition of a. latticed lamp, hue 'securied the race of miners from explosion.' It is' s.. 'be hoped that means will be taken to preserve theta :frons;inthirlition, and to prevent in fenny such acct. ' dents as tare laullyliappened on the Ellesmere Canal. li im, Sir, yotir obedient servaut t EL •-• • Oar Ceerespendent i s not porttaps bat every wen _ _ •• - " of wet in 6.1 CANALS '!EGG'S YOUNG MAN'S BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE. This day was pubilmed, in One YqL duodecimo, comiderabiy enlarged and intriered,• with the addkloo of an ludo', &c. price only as. 6d. inboards, Of 4S. hound, a• THE YOUNG MAN's BOOK of KNOW.' LEDGE ; containing a familiar View of the importance of . Religion; - the Works of Nature; Logic; Eloqueoce; Natural and Experimental Philosophy; Geometry; Geography and As-, enemy g. History and Chronology, litc. acc. By THOMAS TECO, Miter of " The New Chronology." The 'Editor has spared no pains to compress Into a small compass, materials gleaned from a east !variety of source, and, has fired the price low in order that every youth, who is desirous of acquiring useful knowledge, may possess it. The Wowing is one among many encentionts ea tee Work t " This is a Book from whisk he who knows nothing may learn a great deal ; sad be who knows, will be pleased to And know. ledge recalled to his lead its a manner 'tat is highly pleasing." London : Printed for T. Harris, St. Paurs Church.yed; Slier:vend, Neely, and Jones, Paternos:er.rom ; and the Editor, Cheeped,. BREWS fER'S E YCLOPADIA. HA mmv woluts., :Lit daY may pubbsboteby Looenton, • otod tam, : iratettalstor-rayr, 1. A N LTN/itit.SAVrirEatu .Ll belt' ski ieCuriti Siete:it ' Mach 57;Itak, ea Mt itoprovell ?lin. BY laties..ratar.,Atossi! 0( elb iikty estafTearrilak tam* 4t lo..biab • of Is smolt ski porf as moat tirsattatri be lss conarattlisverl6 oa k tki1ti06,1666 5 ' 6 Week *salmi& bllsmootstessl. Es/wises open_ jeal vitt the Eoslish• By Nic hols ihrslwith treat haprosensielts. Price a7p Workkia,tibastore ecoaskting Axsont el tits Situation, Extent, ProSuetiaos; Niibliso,Dairo,-/Aknaers,Ciriodties, Ike. *- Lomita, otrso World, soolpiksl Koporltrisittotter to the 13201 t et lailetee, *SSW to tea Wort, socinbo tart Words rod Idootsdal itaprosiitods; is fir to &admen ist (tralft, History or the Priori Language. 14 Nabobs Ham& 7141W&Ecifron. Price es. q. Moosal. s A Key to Hoeg* bob primmer, ts. Bound. This day was pobilehed, hf ito. peke .E 2. Ss. eat Insured, I (1 CUM LEXICON MANUALE, -primula Vla BENJAMI PIE •HILDERICO lostitutunt, moz assidso I .3wee SAM. PATRIC!! sacrum myriads unpins verbonns, Want innasseria India reporganun plutiosisqui nails slim& a . ..busvcrbunn Incupletatorn curs Jo. AU ' I ERNEST!, wise haunt itorn et quamplurnnum in utraque parte sue. tomer. BELL l'homuri Grano Ponces Aston. Edina ton di verborunt et exemplorum mantras Si Wens P H.I.Arta T TRI, Ty is et Cora R. et A. Taylor. •'. This Edlion is suriclud with Mal thousands of addl. is Words sad Banaplea, concerti by M. Luther, the cells. 17reti Translattie of Her:Wong, in the course of a longlind :wilt We, sod cootained itt his interleaved copy of HoshriVe Lena, bought at the Salo of his Library for this purPOss. Loan', hopensisl. C. et J. Rivington, G. Wilily Payne et 114, , beattherd et Lemmas, Wingrave ColliogwOod, J. Ci ta. J. Nona, J. Deigbtoo et Filionint, Longman, Hunt, Roes, °me, tot Soc. Law et Whittaker, Cadell et Davies, B. Wiliam, W.Otelige, S. Bagster, Black et Pell, R. &Amity, It ' cl. -rdson; Lactation' et Soc.; J. Maveman ; naldwia (era. et Jay ; R. S. Kirby; W. Bayne, ; 3. Booker; J. Rob inson; hzsrtil.on; Walker et Soc.; IL Sistriders; Rodwen et Mar' t:rupkin et Marshall; B. Reynolds; J. Sheldon; et Mhos r. Eborach RHEUMATISMS, PALSIES, SPRAINS, BRUISES. itc. CHILBLAINS are prevented from breaking , and. their tormenting itching instantly removed, by , W Hll EHEALrIi ESSENCE OF BILIS I'ARD, "'veney esteemed for Its extraordinary efficacy in Rheum. t ,*: . ", Pa! les, Gouty Affections, and Complaints of the Sumach: arc this certain Remedy has been unknown or neglected, `the l s hiiblaintbare actually broke, WHI I EMMY, FAMII.Y CERATE ' , llene the Pain, and very speedily heal them. This Caste is * t iulh decadous tor an berm, Sore Legs, Sem- Stir cha, Pimples, Ringworms, Ureak• it out ou the Fate, Noss. Fara, and Eyelids, Sore and Inflamed ";?: here Heads, mamba !;corbutic Humours. Tim ESSINCI C. mimetic* perhaps dm Okla sante, and aka' ; k m remedy in the world, coring ttic severest . also and less than half the time itio..lly taut by all otherlidtsi -I,__" Embrocation; tt also bash Cat Penctints feerntsbarp Naila,lisset:-, Splinters, Ae with incredible taci• 1 1l whist ,'" wan or Oa, preventing Inflammation and Four. to t. and etnilly useful in the various Accidents of Anintals--• %I 'M is ha Doetestic Remedy of such uncommon excellence ..,_"""l11 that. so 'MAU* to its own comfort amid - 7._be withou t i t . tt ntivred only, and sold by it Jobliston apo th ecary, No. IS, e n a teLl This bob% Lando. The Esse nce and Pills at Rs. 94 s the Caste at Is. 14d. and us. 9d. They are also said at U. Canoga . , an d may Imbed 94 every Medicine Vender in the 4 , i4 diCidkdoot. L The Genuine has a Fmk Ink Stamp, midi sis aaamovf otamse iaserttd on It, This day was gehished, bondsonsaly printed is eto. and lbw trate.' with so beautiful Rognivkit ,inciodiny a Map of Cidendl,. front original Drawings by Byrne. P. Nicholson, Parey;llmh . Vol. Xi. Pan 1. (Print One Guinea, in boards), et PHE EDINBURGH ENCY . CLOP/EDIA; or Dictionary or Am and Soleness, slid Miselliamerse Latest., ture.-.Cooductod by DAV4D BREWSTER., LL.D. Me* of the Royal Societies of London 11114, Edinburgh, and the Society!, Antiquaries si Scotland; aid Monontry Membir of the Limit* and Phdosophical Society et Mew:fork, and of the Royal P. dad Society. From die pralines which roe now been made in the ?dam** . Odic Editbargh Easyclopada, the Pror!et ors hare tees pssablati _ - of Winkle. ' - A cHALLENOL MEIieRS. CUL( RIZ 441 J CO. Surgeons, late in his Majestes service, challenge the whole world to prove a stogie instance *here their Illedideellaid Method of Ms ton failed of the desired effect. The prattles of many years %Ali poodadur he of their pro/Melia, has net given' rim Mime* nusuggeoefol cut.— they condon to divott their gad* to. tiff treatment andaire of Venereal Craiplant% sod that . =f: man of the nem which is the genseqeence of the e ' :std wars fin effeas i of atabit and most unhappily puttee" by the youth of both seta In the one Is will his bond tia he *hi unfailing source of barrenness; the other have its ravages fatally developed without by a 4W, sing state of debilityoshirig, if • • Ztitl r m em agreto se s in = " go in n i s= c7 lo al'ofhescinca = dlldtarions moms amide* graft charagtorla do atilt; *ore of this military vlm.. Of parcels lanyvisideg nodsi the dherder, lecident to sucks habi% their greasiest Is simple, sad hes never proved oneocrosefol to the copra of a long, laborious; sod much atended practice. le the most obstinate and cavils gated mass et venereal inflation, ouch is castration in , the urethra, spongy eacrosesoose, lard tumors, callow ulcers, trap• sew" aseninal waken% gioem, akalao • lITRIC RULES, Whether reesOt or of Mei &traria% and which have baMsd the dad other prectitioran, us by their present improved plan of troalmasts effectually wad paramountly cord, without the patient ;I=ydbe szervetatinS Polo all 4 *Ming hemorrhage which follows the application if the lunar caustic. In the MGM 0 twenty years esualve practice In Ibis metropolis, nu merous cam ot Satanism have ban sat are daily under their can, the totaleradlatioo of .which is allated by a sale, coma, aodespodkloos mode et pracidce.supwrior to any other )etsdoptod. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding frau this complaint, are sootily rentelvol, and the patient restored to sound and .vigorous health. Jut where .the debility bee for years aimed, a proper perseverance in their restorative remedies, after the Stricture has been al od, is indispensably requ isite to revive the slumbering spir: 4 7 Ille 4 and to re-anituana the constitution. Several Noblemen end Oestleaten of the first reipectability, have been moot *e'er, et Messre.Cerrle and Co. or the goe ,graval of centylaime .1 the Urethra, laicism% ite, and baying vornim4 a Mind NMI penumbra. cure, mood that fehrseces meg:lm.given to them, as satisfactory eenm of the decisive supsolority of Mate. Currie and Co.'s plan of trestmeot. Many M these Quesisamo r Mee had mittens ham ten to may rent and bad been mkt; the me* et Mesas. Home, Mesoulde,Ola ether Surpass of equal emesance, who, attempted the . caw tot applicatlen et the luster caustic, mithoot macs:, Mown MUM and Co. may be consulted by Packets olt eider lies, with the greatest dellascy; memay and honsill 00 Ili Mums No. toy, Flatwes:garden. .'regasola r **Com* eserespossod to sate the particulun of their has, arrind general habit of living, du. enclosing a elk Odium* for acme and fslidishias, when the saute irf)l be Oa art sent to any pert of the Lindens. • To easor. tharsocrocy to mesctiat tertheir undertaking; the lousy et Wine w.y be addled to thgaccount for nkralicseg. hat hee, 699. —No. le?, tiettgo•iee. k• at eight O'clock. They write from the he a d-quarters of. Cambray, that tbe Duke of Wellington is shortly expected there. During his stay at PaAi Lord _Hill coin. mands . the English - army. They talk of a meeting of several of the. Ginerals of the Allies at Carablay. : Jasmine .19.—After the reading the reportvin. yeaterday's sitting, a great many Metnbers inscribed , their names in the list of speakers. Among those .el.o intend to support the law are Mews.. Royer Colard, de Gaming*, Figaro', &Bart, Faget .411.0‘011t, Camille Jourdan. Among its oppooents, !Jesus. de la ilourdonnaye, de Vihele, de Castel. :bajac, Benoit, Try, Corbiere. • Ifesterday t use 82.1 Legion (that of La Vendee) :go reviewed in the Champs-Elysees. All, the men !Nee completely armed and equipped. . . • The Academy of Inscriptions and Belks Lettres has decided, by a tnajorjty of 69 to 2, that she placer vacant by the death of fd. Garaa ! Cossten shall not. ; be filled up toe six months. This Ica long. exercise I of she patience of the candidates... , On the 4th, at night, a ire bruknout-in 11* tows& house at Puy. Two women of 'bad character,' cod-. fined in nee of the prison-zooms of the building, had -been tamed a fire from charity, and they made n of it iisibure the door of the.: roomy and the - flames spread rapidly. There was great•appvehension thee a depot of powder. in one's)d4 the rooms would catch fire. Happily, by great exertion,• the main buildinf was saved, but tyro rooms with papers,and were comptetely burnt. - The Prussian General and the - Offieert of the Dragoons of. Brannenburgh, guartered'at Steil y; have subscribed a soot of moueffor the• indigent t 4 that town, •... , CHAMBER OF PEERS. • BULLtTIN OF THE, 18TH JANUARY. . • P` . The Chantinr met at two o'clock.' ,eslltil.;:tlit adoption of thel'ioiri cabal, Count det.ats,Miiiis:' ter of GeneralPoliii, accompanied by tvici Commissioners, ,Messrs. Iticqu y and malle, presented to the Chamber the Piojth : Law respecting individual lilierty. with the ;rticnl meets tirade by .the Cha-n;het. of Deputies. and had received the consent'Orhis Majesty. '174 Kinki teistated hi; motives for p reserving . to ttio' Mil/fo ment the pow;r which the 'Prolix; would A . !10.r ;herd to ektFcise for ,‘„Bmited 'dine. ,Pitisce .yr_ss Sent biLCk,LO the Bureaux . It will 'amnia, President head of tie spe , his Majesty, to law on pqrsonal ts, lost sitting. evening au Au- and dovcrnor . • .. "I % . • • 7 . 11. 'awsa 4.'''..., .'..".... .r . i; i; ;;;Tjaccu--0- — v et z - e. Tw oo - t - o ' s t - t o - oti z t . 4 7 4.„.. 4 i iisk it ...low vewapeneant is not pumps aware , gnat every en ORXS. will conies. They are, tbenfore, happy to ationn its thittrash. swld_ll l ° 6 Call w famished wllu orals* weirs to tulle WI grama,*uret, Rees, Orme, scriben,•that k wilt en no atenat exceed IS vellums t mid thin L u 'r , '_ 'T._ rl r ! 7 1111 ""O r t w °WINK 111 "fp" bo i l*. •No its • no charge sill be made ter way addilitiral stmts. ft they slide 47 - - WM " 24 would human wit hout etilince 1 . 90 ,.. r . c0trt .. , • , . is _. . . ri i tisICH q RAM MAI bo itoodmotiotty to totookto the %et c 2 , 41 " demo • . septelehakese t said, r ii bur e ....* unw i lfru n a bb, &nil!. r. a mare ep-mennreNenassillarrea. of Pesach 'Accidence ' tamort airm =" ll9 . l'l 4 . gm r i ll i bi ld m f li adll b• r itablbed • ' ! ki••• - •- •..T. r. - - ip pesibk. . . 14 " 4 " 1611". In. al* - The Rdiabe • MN be it whit a least .l ' • •. 1 ...:'.•: 1., s""''' - • . '• .. , . 2t:tiglieig * elkb4 al oo ' - . Ulif feigned 4 igeo i a;; ; ; Lsialti ilisac AACAt • iii it? .- , ::: i' 41 .4. 00 6 i 14;, ..__lolll SlieWialla 11ti..110-Virdeln is. . ....i , .. . 11* " . ___A lit t 11 1 ,11.2 6 286.114." . i r ai Artatii ill alf . theveiense in Herpetology, Hot- - • ' . , . . PAlllfg,pulnlAftY 111. !I •••••m es =l itke. r" •17 *s wot' hod, . Hertimdtute. and Hungary. The ether lirlildPal tr-_---i• • " -- 7 1 ear ,„._ Articles are Unable*. iiitiposratehililettiry, Swab, New "Illowlar 611.4 We MIN Bum ,P4pqnier, Pied& s a " l gi ssi l A n g u s s i c--- Haikad. Ham (Lord Heat, (joke), Homer, Hooke, of the Chamber of 13401 iei, at the head of tie s p . tae Hame l , sil l e l ' i ll kib la ' Horn. , Hottentots, Hudson's Bey, Hull. Hum chi' COUlasiire, wig intr o duced to, his Miliebtr, I Mee es. Bend. whom * he res ent e d the plan of the law on pqrson ( ), 'Hinters (William and'folm); . 11unting, Hunt Widow. milting a comes end faithful shirt, Hutton (James). • 1.1. _.- • - • Proluctioos; Oa • aro at - -1 ' - In ' - •• A few Civics. are spleadidly rioted on the finest Royal B t . i rt Yt a tyd by die Chambu at its, lost sitting. :mesas. tic. et the &Reran paper,. wilts Iwo( haymow , a tits pl ates price dm me. 66. The Duke*, -Kichelieu had this . evening . au A it from the best Authorities; etit yp att, io boar& . 'dictum of the King for an hone. t essential Rules of the Fuse! • • * M. de Vendreud, Peer of France and Govern Rrinted for Wm- Blackwood, and Oliptant. Waugh, and Tens, "chi" Translation 4 the di '' Edloliorill i Jou° muffs( iw i d wm 9 L ' llldibck ' a " J " 1 l ' PA ' offthe7 - L.oovre, died yesterdare; ram' France at eight O!doc .osektes; a Iseult panicularly ittootodoto, Lawton; to t : ho other proptutort, 4 , They write from the head-nuartees of eambra • • •.. . . . ' • . • . . . • • %.• - .-n• • • •• • N il., 3 4 01 14 ' 1 • e s • " . • 113 URSpAY, JANtIARY ‘ 23, 1817. THE ARMY. . • A CAPTAIN in an old distinguished Regiment AIL ,of tea Companies, stationed in trelan 1, wisbea in EX , CHANGE to a Second Battalion. Letecm addressed (trait-Aid) to Mr. A. L. at Mr. Fenn's, 24, Charlotte-stroet, White-chapel, London: +! e tUT - W - 'w T • PRI '., SEVEN- I'EN ("E. be printed and distributed with the of the Minister. The President then commu.licred to the Chamber 'a letter from the Grind Master of CT C...remiinies of France, relative to the anniversary see vice to b lebratPd at St. Dents hr the lite King Loth xvr. arm which the Assembly o,.cicred a grand depu,...- lion to assist At the said service. The Chamber separated without painin,t any ad journment day ; it will, however, meet :1 1 ,(1 2 ; 1; as the Committee on the Otoiezt (11 Lang rcspevir.g the Electoral Colleges shall . have finished their pro ceeding. • CHAMBER OF DEPIMILS. SITTING OP THE 18T11 .AP• JANUARY'. M. RAVEZ, Reporter from Committ:e respect. ;ng the Journals, ascenlel the fie s.itl . tne Committee vhis of opinion that :he•PrOjrct of . the Law on this subject should be adopted wiznlart any. amendment, and then proceeded to give the motives for this ()Pinion. Under a Government whose itist iotions, definitively organized, afforded a Mutual s.uppnrt Keith other. the Liberty of the Pr...ss must be the natural safeguard of all rrghra, • and the first guarAnteeof all constitutional powers. It was-that liberty which. by enlig,htening the nation as to its true interests—hy informing men in authority'' tat their duties, and even the K t ingliimself respectihwthr dl use they might snake of his confidence, mast carfp lo the folt of - the throne the wishes and complaios of the people. Bet in a kingdom that had f. s 4 long time been a prey to every kind of usurpation,-and which was scarcely reconstructed on new base:, by its legitimate Sovereign, an .etaire Liberty of t:e Press would expose the people -tri •dangerosts don,. and perhaps ;n fatalsonveisinrs. • The Rojet Proclamation of the 2d of May, 1814. had conceded this liberty. except incases wheretite:pnbije te l artril-• city was affected. • The Constitutional Charter In the Bth Article, sanctioned that wise institution, decl.sr ing that Frenchmen might publisirsheir opinions, by conforming so the laws ! tlrat al•iuici repress the abuses of the lihetty in question arid, Abut, after, the law of the 21st of October, .1814, reg!datid the publica-: tion of works, and the exterior superintenclencas of tt Press. The 91.11 Article .of that-Law. whichisieurd• cease to have effect at the end a. the : pre stilt &skill of the Chatithers, was contoppabig.to the Ist Artiele : of the new Project. It was now ?tooled to continuo this Article to the lst of•Janoary ticzt. It waste itle• following effect Journals-0414 pet iod;c:st writings shall not appear without the, aptljorir y f.), the Kivg... Already had his blojeste r • •the 21st of July, 1815,4ene s pnited sl t o,,nrc.gious•ceusorship to which works had beett.ssisbjwiiifeboAse Ltiv"df 1814. The penal code :sad .thejarostgwinst.seditious • cries appeared to him to be - a .uflicima frost ..r again:t the abuse of the Libtrty t ifihe,prisal, ever, thiii trot jowrtisifs•aksgitt.saill- es.‘„rnsitesi• vrilevere_atui onmertra.tattlfivtliA..:Stif4.444l • ' - iisperiersee woad p Int. out tite , atneljorations.Naltich• - - that repreesivf 1.•, : , .1ati0n. j .. voitiretT„.. , asbe, prgent. - Project had for it. ...bject ileoiatt ehibc re ip ec ti l l g. . •L bo, sc il ur . c , , f f Works publidied in violatiqo of the av. 5.... means the Liberty rd the liras wi.u!d • n rs, re plete than under the" Caw of October 2.i, • 181 4.. Works would not be suomi:ted• ..• aoy.examinaion • or censorship previous to publication, but tar Tribu-.7 nals should h ave the ?owe r of suppressing them: As to public journals, the Committee, after long Tattoo, was co(fxinced that the political sittottion..of. 'the country required that they should, during % the yen $Bl7, rohttisue under theimmediate inSpection • of the COcrurrienk,. The saute right which auttlo. - sized the proliiLition of a journal, :broad also author • i:iae the supptession of it. It was necessary that the • •. jouttials . should be uuder.'a distinct system of polce, :tdd 'su.bje;t• to more kiairous cont r ul than any other 'species of . putilk..qtions. .Thorefote to reject the tern. rrary law prOpoieil bar,the Government, would be to give the jotsrnali, in the present state of things, an 'almost unlimited liberty, and, to surrender the public rights to unbritiled.licentiousite , ,s. journals had been'olten compared to a kind of popular magistracy or public . tribunal. Then they most. be under . the stiperintitideoce of the King, because every magis tracy emanated from the, King. . The supreme Mo. derator'ef 'public instruction, the. Sovereigns had that rfght te e ittpprebs a school which propagated pant. cious'dqctrines. In the journals there was a Stereo* eriterprize in which several persons were 3 ssocl4lol, whose talents imposfd a•volkustary ta; upon enriciley. It they confined themselvsjo the prepigation of sa lutitry.doetrine. and otter indulged in. calqinrie-, nor led,men into ltror, V A - ir 4lfialr.a would then prt. sent nothing morp ihan • akreeable. and useful instr.,c. • tioat • tljey wcuid.e.Use rto elan* to families or to so ciety. TheJikstitig tae Revilttion.,however,prOTed diat dr.j9trails did not always proceed in that inns. cetiC TriAnpAr. .At the vise's; moroent, France ) 5 .— , .,t-ant:cl under the Iniefottuntrs of n.twbfold ktlii!diry . was Qgcnpil'd by fneSsi • troops; and her strong places sesteis emit bam4s, is pledge.for tr and for the MM . . mot dl the treaties re oaciled Frglitie • . lec'ond An'Opitiple most ho hensiye 'dtpet•ki,%•lll4i Joefitsli,lrcight, ineiet on. `France "in her .preseßt po4bic.ttelittltljus,..and .there 'tote a laytt fair their regui ! atikit became the morer,t •Ceart,;. in,r,hitte g olktiot s pas, to pl C 'lid- 'dee, qt . ; of 'the. Kink.. • The tr; : Were nnt.talte Imp from all re , gdpsiqility.toitti•Js. ; Ole ! .G.oetpprneslt , • for articl:s • :Which s cepaor toigl4 approve Pf. -Negligence or 4 on the. e art.ef.the tatten..aboulel be no excuse the'itiirer of vs offensive article. Both should be ptinishede.ntte author:4or .h.tvangoinaerud it in his lournal,:aod . the . Cvstql- fin havingotrrough nesll. , wuce or mafic a t . sulkell i it pass.t.. • • , , v r t, :odors the e f the a i l • riilcusslon ,baring Themsday,• - a itowd thell t.e kbei evl c ' et: S c t led:! (4lr d 4:43 B: 43 i4 mt i cl epo t' Mcinbers inscribed Oeit pitiri:o to speak iu tie • .41 . • . This day sr: mrblitlted, in See. price Ss. bnards, 4 TI:EAT ISE on TETANUS, illustrated by a member of Chars: • By JOHN MORRNON, Lately of the Caney of Demerara. Printed for Loilintan, Hurst, Rees, Orate, and brown, Lon don ; Hedges and M'Artbur, Dublin and Confealske and Co. Edinburgh. • This day were puhrishet!, hs giro. peke ins. iski PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONSonTYPHUS and other FR BR i 1.3 DISEASES. By 30111 4 4 AR MSTRONO, M.D. " Our Readers are nut unacquainted with Dr. Arnottones rank in Medical Lireratnre. Ills Treatise on Paupers? Fever demos. 'trued his talents for elscidating an obscure saskject,:and stamped his character as a bold practitioner and an original thinker. We cannot too strongly convey oar thanks for 4he exigible addition he has aside to the Potholorf fiver by this Work. We do not hesitate to affirm, that we have pinned few Treatises, in which Philosophy and Medical Science Mee so successtully combined tbrgr powers."—Lonclou Medical Illapaintry, London : Printed for Longinus, karst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ; and Constable ind Co. Edinburgh. Of whom may beim& • Dr. AILDASTRONG'S PACtO and 000011,ATIONS 00 PURIM- Cal. Fovea. In uivo. price si. 6d. boards. r,; er. n• d, CI ~'l' Rll • ••• I.