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V. . - ' . . . ) J •.• 1.. • •k •11A T:"•: :4•:.i tot. .4 :4'. ;11 ..(1. r. .~. . ~ ..... FRIDAVT FERIWARY:I4.IIO23; N 1 t 129 1 • • if ..:1 ••• r . . 7‘ , p " - • 1. " • ek t 2_411: - 1 . BIBLES.' TO PARISH CLERKS, ANDAYMILEIgiIL .• • • HE POR tEU SION &XI ETY hlve c omeneneed A BOUT MAY, 1689, JA MES•C AUSTON. ar 1. issuing their BIBLES to the !abort - its and mere indigent ried CHARITY CAUSTo.l4.—Whaerer •ssill• Produce' Classes, at Three Niel), Bible and .Testament contains a Certificate of the above Marriage, shall receive Two Guineas.' a copious Index ; and th e mor e interesting anti devotional Chap- reward, on application to Mr. Joshua JuMaii Allen; Solicitor, 6,'' ten are distinguished, for the help of young and inexperienced Bouverie-atreet, Fleet-street. in varioirl sizes and su • ' t4:101111/ FOiI:RALR ON. , - : , iii)i;li4,ll. 'tr.,* cu. mom - : 0 3rgwe ewe* . .1 i At the Castaw•ilouse x in this Pert, on Tnuasoir, the 20th el Fehrtary, ital., at Twelve n'Cloek it Noon, THE FOO FINE FAST SAEL LL()WIN ING A: - -, CUTTERS: REPULfig,- of 125 Tons. , ROEBUCK, no TARTAR, 105 : • " CA MELTON 75 . _ readers. They are aka to be hail, in various sizes and superior bindings, of Booksellers in general; but those in common bind. l e g, at reduced prices, can only be obi:timed at the Depository, 40, Frith -street, Sohn. Subscii?tioas to the &Any file received by Sir Richard Carr Glyn and Co. limiters. Cornhill ; by Messrs.• Drummomi and ('o. Bankers. Charing-cross ; by the Rev. John Tilt, Curate of Ailhalbm., Lombard -street; by Mr. Dowson, Welbeck street, Cavendiah•aquare; and by Mr. Holt, Conduit• street, Bond-street. This day was published, price 'Se. in boards, TNSTINCT DISPLAYED, in a Collection of well ./ authenticated Facts, exemplifying the extraordinary Saga city of various Species of the Animal Creation.' By PRISCILLA WAKEFIELD. Fourth Edition. Price Os. boards. " By collecting instances of animal sagacity, lqrs. W. not only affords a rational amusement, but a powerful incentive to hwnsapity."—Moatlily Review. London: Printed for Harvey and Dartop,Gracechurch-street. •. - And, at the CUSTOM-HOUSE, WP.YMOUTII, 'Oa Sorest oar, the 4td Pebraary,llllll44 at. Twelve o'Clotk •at Noon, the Corms bION, of 107 Tone; —Lately is his Maiesey's &Weeny Service, together with their 'Masts, Bowsprits, Yards, Stauding and Running Bitting, -Sails, ke. as they now ky M the respective nasbours of Ports mouth and Weymouth. ' Inventories may be had in due time of the Collectors of the Customs„Portsmouth and Weymouth; and the Surveyor of Sloops, &s. Customs, London. The Vessels and &ores may be viewed at any tinaevisefore the Sale, by applying at the respective Custom-Houses, Pmts. mouth and Weymouth. Ily Order of the Commissioners, GEQ. DRLAVATID: This day was published, pries 6s. 6d. in board;, BIOGRAPHICAL CONVERSATIONS on tne most e-mineetend instructive British Characters ; inter spersed with Anecdotes illustrative of their Lives and Actions, Lnd of the Times in which they lived. By the liev. WILLIAM BINGI;EY, M.A. T.L.S. Printed for Harm and Queen, Graceehurch-street. Mw, lotety published, . _ This day were published, • Price 7s. in boards, which completes the Series, TRAVELS in ASIA, from MODERN WRITERS, with Remarks and Observations ; exhibiting a connected View of the Geography and Present State of that Quarter of the Globe. By the Rev. WILLI AM BINGLEY, M.A. F.L.S. Illustrated by Twelve Engraved Views. - - Dinghy's roncersations on t he pit eminent Voyagers, price 6:. 1.1 and-on cel.-bratesi Traveller., price 6s. 6d. comprehend- Ir . -, distinct N.fer..ziWs of their per.snal adventures. Also, just published, price fs. each Volume, TRATILS in.tlie SOUTH Of ECROTL, with 14.1 Views. 'num; in the NORTH of &mom ...-- 15 Views. FRE.~JCH PA'PERS. qU'PRRIOR HARD BISCUITS. To the Nobility, Gentry, andothets accustomed to eat what are , - -.--- - --_ TRAVI __ LS in ATHICA - • -- 12 Views. TruvEcs in NOILTH Asiatics. 9 View,. THAT6II.3 in SOUTH Amasuca --- 9 Views. The Plates may be bad separately, price 3s. 6d. boards. London: Printed for Harvey and Darton,Gracecburch.street. PARIS, PERRUARY • - called Hard Biscuits. EIIIDGMAN, of 158, Oxford-street, late Tupp anti Perry,lnvites them to a trial of his Biscuits, w' ieh he fiattci s himself will prove to be equal to Le Mann's, and supe rior t, most, if nut all others. Every article In Confectionery, Cooking, and Pastry, in the best taste and fashion. TO JUDGES OF WINE. A FEW DOZEN SHERRY, the highest quality, of Sir William Gordon's House, six months in bottle, to be 'old at .Sos. prr Dozen. This Wine will be found most strictly to he what it is represented. Can be tasted, or sample had, by application to Wilkinson and Hamilton, Wine Coopers, 20, Dean-street, Soho. A LIBERAL OFFER. ANY NOBLEMAN or GENTLEMAN in want of Very Superior ' Rich, High-flavoured MADEIRA WINE, the Pr • perty of and actual Ptoduct of the Estate of a Native of Madeira, of such a quality that will, when tasted and compared with other Wine, create agtonishment, may meet with such by applying to Messr.. FOX and fr!DY, No. 3, Polaud law. oxford-street, at "242 per flogdhead, or 425. per dozen; also fine EAST INDIA MADEIRA, at 465. Payment will ant be expected from a responsible Purchaser until he had had reasonable time to be fully satisfied the Wine corresponds with this repre”ntation or samples tasted. Samples to he tasted as above, in the DOeks, or dent te . 114 part ordered, by 'son or otherwide. HOME-BREWED BEER. AT the suggestion of H. 13nouu Gem, Esq. Ladies and Gentlemen desirous of making this import ant article of family crinsumtption at home, ate respectfully in formed that they will not only save 50 per cent. but procure themselves a go:xi and wholesome Beer, which can always be brewed in temperate or cold weather.—For this purpose, THO MAS JARVIS, Wine.cooper and Cooper in general, N. Hungertord-street, Stiand, nrar Charing-Crois, has constantly on sale a large assortment of New sod Second-band well-sea soned CASKS and BRFAVI NG UTENSILS of every de scription, at the following reasonable prices : that is, a One Bushel Set, Xt. its. with Casks, ii 2. 3s. a Two Bushel Set . , aft, with Casks, £3. 3s. a Three Bushel Set, 42. 7s. 6d. with Casks, £4. ss. 6d. a Four Bushel Set, £3. Ss. with Caskt, £5. 145.--Families waited upon to brew their own Beer, to fine and bottle Wines,dte. in Town or Country. 'Water-butts of all sizes. Bathing and Turtle Tubs lent on hire. Merchants sup plied with all Sorts of Packing Casks and Cates at the trade prices. ('asks, Pipes, and Utensils, bought or exchanged ; Pickling Tubs, oval or round, made to any size. A set of Uten sils sent to any part of the country, by an order for payment in London. T. J. would advise all persons to take a note of this—No. 3, Hungerford-street, three doors from she Strand. ACCOMPT BOOK& TOHN SMITH, No. 49, Long-acre, begs leave to U announce so the MERCANTILE WORLD, that he has made a very considerable REDUCTION in the PRICE of ACCOMPT BOOKS; and that, conducting one of the largest establishments in London, in this branch of business, he is ena bled to supply the best materials and workmanship cheaper than any other house in the trade. Public Companies, Bankers, and Merchants, who may be disposed to reduce their Countinghouse expenditure, will find the terms of this Establishment highly deserving their attention.—Country Stationers are informed, that arrangements are made for their accommodation, which suambine the advantages of a reduced scale of prices and the speedy execution of orders. SCIIOOLS.—J. S. having for several years supplied Schools, en terms which have obtained for him considerable patronage, begs leave to inform his friends that •he has made a further re duction In the price of his Books, and that the same attention will continue to be paid to the quality of the papers employed, which has hitherto been one of the distinguishing features of this department of his business. This day was published, in Bvo. price los. 6d. ALVINDICATION of the AUTHENTICITY of the NARRATIVES contained in the FIRST TWO' CHAPTERS of the GOSPELS of St. MATTHEW and It. LUKE. lMng an Investigation of Objections urged by the' Unitarian Editors of the Improved Version of the New Testa-1 ment : with an Appendix, containing Strictures on the Varia-1 tions between the First and Second Editions of that Wort. By A LAYMAN. Printed for C. and J. Rivington 64, St. Paal'e Church yard ; and 8, Waterloo-place, Tall-m;11. " In this very elaborate Work, the authenticity of Matthew I. and 11. and Luke I. and 11. are most satisfactorily vindi eated from the objections of the Editors of the Unitarian Version of the New Testament; whose disingenuous alterations in suc cessive Editions of that Work, are exposed in the Ajmeoptlic."— Extract from Rev. T. Horne's Introduction to the Holy Scrip- , tures, Vol. IL—Third Edition. TOOTH-ACHE AND E4I:It,ACR(R. PERRY'S ESSENCE has received' the sanction and support of the most distinitilshed Personages in the Kingdom, together with the united testimony of 'the first Physicians in Europe, and numerous favouraide comments is highly respectable Medical Journals, where it bas been declared to be the "best thing ever discovered fur the' Teeth- Ache and Ear-ache." It instantaneously relieies the most excruciating pain, preserves the Teeth sound and firm, prevents further decay, effectually cures the Scurvy in the Gums, fastens loose Teetk, and renders them firm and serviceable to the latest period, and effec tually prevents the Tooth-ache. Sold in bottles at is. I id. and 2s. 9d. by Butlers, Chemists, No. 4, Cheapside, St. Paul's, and 220. , Regent-street, (near the Argyle Rooms, London ; 20, Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; 34, Sackville-street, Dublin; and by the principal Perfumers and • Booksellers throughout the United Kingdom. RHEUMATISM, &c. MR. C. TROWARD (under the Patronage of the most eminent Medical Gentlemen in the Metropolis) continues to administer, with unparalleled success, SULPHU- R EOUS FUMIGATION in the Cure df the va rious Mmes . that affect the Skin ; u also it the worst cues of Rheumatism, Lumbago, &c. and daily experience proves this peculiar treat ment to be not only very superior to any other in effecting a speedy and radical Cure, but also much less expensive. A short Treatise on Sulphureous Fumigation May be had gratis, at the Original FumiilAting Baths, established upwards of Ave years, at u 5, Red Lion-square, Holborn. N. IL Mr. C. Troward has Portable Fumigating Baths, with which he attends Patients at their own Houses, and has also Accommodation at his - Establishment for Persons residing in the Country, desirous of being bent/bed by a Bourse of the Baths. - - rrOWERS'S TONIC PILLS, for Weakness of the .L Stomach, Indigestion Costiveness, Bilious Irregularities, Ike. are earnestly recommended In all those cases (and they are very numerous) where, the stem& beiof already weak, and the di gestive powers deranged, stodge purgatives arc highly prejudicial, and productive of serious Injury to the constitution. These Pills, , in their operation, are peculiarly mild, safe, and effectual : as a gentle aperient tonic, they cleanse and yet strengthen the sto mach, restore the appetite, promote digestion, and keep , the bowels in a regular and comfortable state--free from costiveness, but by no means too relaxed. . The Tonic. Pills are sold at 2s. 4s. 6d. 11s. and eSs. per box, by the venders of genuine Medicines, wholesale and retail, in England, Scotbind, and Ireland. tt.. Observe the signature of " Jour( Towtris" on the label, and his name round the Royal Arms of the seal. HALL'S PATENT STARCH, for getting up Lace, Muslin, Linen, &c. of a beautiful colour, and pre venting their turning yellow. This new and superior Article forms a striking contrast, on comparison with every other kind of &arch, by its brilliant whiteness; and, when prepared for use according to the directions, is considerably stronger, and consequently more economical. Its greatest excellency consists in being very fluid and transparent (notwithstanding its superior strength), resembling a thin solution of fine Gum Arabic : thus divested of the thick and pasty quality of common Starch. It is worthy of remark, that the latter is so defective in colour, &c. that the manufacturer usually adds a portion of blue to it, in cadet to disguise such impurities; but this expedient is not piked with the patent article. Sold in convenient Packages, wholesale and retail, at 131, VOOll-ettete, C.heapside.4 147, Strand, London, warranted sr *he; and may be 'obtained of every respectable Dealer in Starch, in Town and Country. FOR GOUT, RHEUMATISM, NERVOUS COM PLAINTS, &c. &c. &c. 11 XLEY'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GI N GER.—This meal Medicine is recont mended •by weveral eminent Medical Men, and is in constant use with many Persons of the highest rank and respectability. relieves and shortens the duration of Fits of the Gout, confining them to the extremities, and mitig'ing the paroxysms. In Nervous Complaints it warms and invigefates the Stomach, re moves Flatulency, assists Digestion, and thereby stretigthena the whale system. Prepared from the original Ila ipe of Samuel Oxley, her Ma jesty's Chemist, by his Widow, Mrs. S. Oxley, Pontefract, Yorkshire • and sold by Barclay and Sons, 95, Meet-market ; 1 Meyler, and Cruttweil, Bath ; Brains, and Richardson, Brissol; 1 Walker, Gloucester ; and otberethreissisout the UtaitedirAlli*.l dom—in bottles, of lop. 6d. 4s. 6414 and Zs. 9d. each. 11).THE - PUBLIC. LATH AM, with the :greatest confidence, recom mends his CEMENT, or UNIVERSAL GLUE, to those litio have not tried it, as the best ever discovered for repairing' ertly aetide df useful and ornamental Furnitnre,initantly, whe- WI formed of China, Glass, Ivory, Tortoitk-shetl,Stone,Wood, I Taper, tt& No Family who has used it will ever be without it : lb* great rtility of his Cement can be attested by thousands who 4 ..Wmantly us.: it. LATHAM has the satisfaction to know it has wall die means of preserving malty of thetnnst rar• :ird heautl fulltsesoVases, and other valuable remains of Atizient Art, 1 voloable China, Du. which now graceehe iluseurns and Cabinets 4 %se, that would have been lust to the would. LAT/IA)1 begs 6114 ,....._t0 caution the eublic against spurious imitations of his , to prevent which he Ins had the Eagle and Child printed fOW centre of the directions for using bis Cement—no other 10 Moine. .Itlepartd cul sold, wholesale and retail, at his Rep o s itor y of L'ealslatid Artificial Curiosities, No. 4, OW Coinpton-street, a lle•aqoare, in butt' at 7a. 6d. 2%. and 9.5. 6d. each. 2k/want/sues repaieed. Collectious of Shells, 11fmerals,and its • _wronged ioagassical order. Minerals Insect', abchet aad AlikodssaWorks of Art nought and soll The Prefect of Police has required the Consiilu ! tiounel to insert this day (February 11). the 'extracts from the Requisitory and Ordonnance annexed, signed by G. Delavau, Counsellor of State, Prefect of Police. The numbers of February 9, of the Courier Francais, and the Journal du Commerce, have been seized on the requisition of the Procureur of the King, and in virtue of the Ordonnance of the Judge of Instruction. The requi,itory of the — public proiecutor Ts as follows : " Considering that the publication accused contains— - " Ist. A pretended account of a select Sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, without authority from the said Chambets; an offence foreseen and punished by Articles 7 and 12 of the law of the 9th of June, 1819. " 2d. A passage which has for its object to excite hatred and contempt of the Ggvernment of the King s by calumniously attributing to a Min s iber of the King a, speech be bas not ut tered ; an offence provided against by Ankle +fa the law of arch 22, 1822. ', " The Procureurdu Roi requires informatitio,andosizuret7&c. The two Ordonnances of the Judge. ofjustruaion. are founded on the same articles.. • . - The Courier Francais and, ournol,4: -. cootnicrce: contain similar articles. • ; • CAPTURE at URGE*, r . " Ax (Department iif the Arriegey,,Fehtipirpi; • " Fight o'Clotlriu . the Evening,".3l. -- " The forts of Urgel were evacuated yestertlitai six in the morning. Romagosa has thrown. himself with 14 or 1500 men into Andorre (neutral tetritoryt; he left about 400 invalids in the forts. -Mina Occur Tied them at eight o'clock inthemorning. The news is given as certain." • ,• . • . A CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, BEBBUA.IIIC.IO. (After the Minister had laid the Budget before the Chamber, an abstract.of which we gave in our Paper of yesterday, M. eaasuitta Punt:Alta- tirade . some strong obseivations, which 1_._:&1-, : sks,tisandinthe Trench Chaniber, to considerable noise and vonfosion. . ylte give a short extract of the latter part pf his speech)::: 1 " In concluding, Gentleinen..adopting an expret sing of the President of ilse . Couneikof Ministers—l will say that we will never shiink from any 'sacrifice which is necessary- to defend the honour, the dignity, and the independence of our country ; but we may be allowed to hope thaf• there islet. time for reflec tion. The calamities which menace us, and the , ex plosion of public opinion, should deter Ministers from a war which they cannot , undertake without sheaving themselves, I Venture io say it, more the enemies of France than those whom we are about to combat with so much expense op the other side of the Pyre nees."-(Order, order! from the right.—All the left, "It is true—the enemies of France!") On the right.—" It is a war against Revolution." M. Linn-rm.-0." Counter-revolution is also a Re volution." M. CABIIIIIIR PERRIER descended from the tri bunal, in the midst of general agitation. The-PRESIDENT.—" I have the honour to obterie, that the proposition of M. C. Perrier has no object. It professes to believe that a Special Commission is necessary 1. , r the distinct examination of every pro-. ject of * law. If any Members, however, are in dotilit in tbi4 respect, I will put his propoal to the trdte"( Yes, yrs—No, no). :The Chamber decided that they would enter on Friday upon the business of the Funds for the Cham ber of Peers; and on Monday successively with the project of the law of Accounts, that of the Supple, mental Vote of Credit, and lastly, with the Budget. The Minister of War then 'Presented a law for re calling into service the non-commissioned officers and , soldiers recently discharged from the army. • Fount ox Motrnar.—},lve pe! cant. opened at 76f. 50c. rose 'o 77f. 90c* and left re it 77f. 75e. For the Account, the trans actions cciminenced •at the highest•pries snas /76. 75c. the lowest 76L 60e; and, the, ast,77f. l 4scirapoliton.ll44llolllZl yank Shares, 1,485. Xichatige'on 'Li:adag e at of* Ora st 4 25C Sc. 3 three months. 89f. 90cs., • . - Private adyices bring tket, Ren.tel, bfaiker 79f. The rise is siipPossa cons petition tor she t New Loan. • : ..,( • - • PAIVATSA.RTERI‘. - . "PA ILLS; FIZIWAST 9. it People are at length beginning 'to talk'of the wok.- .a ,eertain,- and but taint isopetiseeas entertainectik may effectual interference un-,*14 1 -Laark•of,f.uslassidp The venerable, or, at leapt- agP , l inhabitants of the DR J A fiIES'S ANALEPT IC PLI.LS, . FkUzbouri St. QO/1 . 41911 igabl* : .!oidjo bs tip j im sgißs ROM their tendency to promote the naturaf:SeartN, nothing • talked of .416 &44Rinar4;.241Yfiiii;" F tions, are the best Reined/ for Colds, Rheumatisino,Sligb4 saes, drums, and Chun r. renik f inclllky tixe disco et it:6 Fevers, and all those Disorders which arise from obstrected pew. spiration, so common in a changeable climate. They are strimer Istrorenier. re , :ommended for Head-Itches and Indigestion; eat far Gawp Bilious, ca- otherCornplaints of the Stomach and Howela,tasedbiletloo mair:aa-opprooeh 44: the- taeopir.at that stain* the consequence of Free Living. Asa general Family ilkenlitilla9. • porkstorp..l4l44, who ; 4 17s io l i to .Atyoc i urt I they have DO equal ; and ate particularly novenient•for pessisliri r cci i ea lip .' ones of is jegimenv. he unifprsp travelling, bring mild in their operation, and not reqillring 'Mt • the rid Gnaird. lkietitocl !;:riceep ( cotit,iiittall o t; ! cavorter:lent. The Analeptic Pills continue to be prepared brllidollkilisuP • bevy, from the only Recipe.xatstiug under araidoe**-isear if die tras hiteis Veer EtileTot ektriki in it towards I and are snit! by their at the Originat Warelsosed Pri.lanies'e : . Powder, Nu. 45, in Sr. Paul's Church ya:d ; mod lisseitr;. 4 Arm I the FoitA. -- 176 "not take this . for a. Oxford-itreei.—.4s Countetfe4to are frosprendpallelollll Are . . 4 u•cr sat ! purchaser , „ um oservedie Drupo i e kon sheo i n ig v ecp.:4l4l9l99 , tit , nas ocen . g Ana se- No AV " eDirfvcSkill Ole 410410.401111,01114111306,'"e ;7 . 4 444041; 1 iV 'lnd will - milt rbe titled • • -.Not -•ni , .• n - • • upon, 7110hceofsmiritssnd inmost:misty is sa gteit bet* even amongat•ssfficial persons ; that theibllowinyteit‘ cutnstattee thew eanisderable.alat at amongst the in. , habitant 6 as certain t honk : A few days back one of tha patrols of•tPoYai Guard , Qor there are PALIAIs rectsanoitring. night awe day to the distance of. three *tr i ms from P.tris; as if the seat of -C.vosern ment were . in, the heart lof an enestry'S •• &army), rode in ftom beyond St. Denis, in breathless bibte, to say that a regiment of. .cavalry was approaching' • of whose comipg they had had no - warning: On the intelligence first reaching the Etat Major, consternation was the order of the moment, as it was feared that a revolt had-commenced; but after Mar.; shal Belluno, the Ifinister of :War, had reduced his ideas to a little order, h e recolle cted that he sent, eight days before, an order to.this regiment to march to Paris, but which order he:.liati• since totally for gotten; there had consequently Iseea.no Neparations made for their : raggptiPst-30 barrack ready .to ore ceive them. , tieos s racas. atter gen—sra rine 'whit des ; patched to ' arrest 'the* progress, and• the. regiment was kept fur.two.hour4 in a defiging rain' on ti ie road pear Sr. Denis ; L :tlie officers and men drenched and shieering;and endeavOurieg to keep themselies warm o force de jurer. Th;s eucurnstance, trifling as it may appear, yet still fully- proves what a spirit of error, vertigo, distrnst and alarm, prevails cer tain quarters. "Marshal Soult, Duke of Dalmatil, though burning with deiire to be made a Member of the Chamber of IPeers,• . has, it is said, refused the command of the- Army of the . Pyrenees. He is thought to be one of those who are convinced of the near approach of what M. Talleyrand has wittily called la commence ment de to Jul" . . THE BONAPARTE „FAMILY IN AMERICA. INITIQRS OF A RECENT TRAVELLER. In the course of my travels in "the United States, I arrived at the town of Nashville. There was a crowd of. people collected at the entrance, where a large ! waggon was upset, and several of the passengers se ,yerely injured. They were :extricated from the -vehicle, and placed in an empty barn•or shed by, the road .side. _ A isig_Arev.e.htiakly up, .from,-..eshich.- au -eleiiiiillaTessed man alighted, leaving a lady hold ,issg the reins. He pressed through the crowd', and inquired very anxiously altar those that were hurt. ,One of them, a lady, had Tracked a severe contu sion on ,the forehead, m i d has insensible.. The stranger immediately bound - up her arm with.his.silk poikef-handkerchief, and talcs:Fig ..e llincetlfrotis pcieket-knife; bled her. 'She'soon after.revirfed, and was by his direction lifted into 43e. the . 4orse tal,. at a slow pace, tathalivern, at about a quAiter of a mile, distant, swhetre-he had her put to and troperlY accomniodisted. :Cid man in the town was'Aerit:ter,, varrO:socucarne, the_stranie4 nave. care.:. dk: en fier ftiends.iiona:the driver* Of *Wag. g . all they knew .of her week' that 60 arise, *as Williams, an English atireeo,7eitio 'had - appeared on tl,e-New York stage; and - ilk:had. taken her place from thence to Nashville. -Thr stranger pulled out his purse, and placing-a Join of: money in the Sur geon's hands, desired him . to furnish her .with every necessary her situation required: he then axiom(' his gig and drove away.--:." pl ay, Sir," said Ito the landlord, " who is that gentlenian?"•-•.." You - are : a stranger, I guess," was the reply, staring me rudely in the face. I did not choose to satisfy his inrperti- • nent curiosity, and turning away, addressed myself . to a tall. genteel-looking man, whom I afterwards found to be Commodore-Hull, of the American navy. He politely told me that it was " . 111r.Joseph Bona parte. He has a hunk about two miles. from this, • where he often resides, for the-sake of hunting and shooting. The-lady in the carriage with him is his lady. He is a very benevolent man, and does more good in these parts than all the gentry put together." L thanked him for his information, .and feeling my curiosity aroused, I requested the Commodore to join me in a bottle of wine, with which he complied, and we sat .down in the public room, where 1 gathered from -him that the Ex-king of Spain ; Joseph Bona parte, has built'a town, called Joseph's-towel, which has already 3000 inhabitants, chiefly French,. who work in manufactories of cotton and wool. Helms expended more than £lOO,OOO on this hobby-horse. The country round for several Indes is his property by purchase, and he is a little king over the place. The Commodore had never been there; so only re ' ported this from hearsay. In his house near " Mr. Joseph Bonaparte" lives the life of a plitisi country gentleman. In all the campaigns andAneenanimews tinder takings. in , which the Irate EmpetertNAPOLltort was er.geged, he seems !fi . havci- been Actuated bra desire. to etnulete the glectes. - aid achieste.teerste s as !emit at to follow'ths. eialtipiewa.sto.cient,laroem aett.ctirs: 'lluerors. 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