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Whether, Hitre-court, Riy-place, Ha bil; and sold by all Booksellers in ths United Kingdom. 'This day was published, price it s. boards, VALPER(4I%; or, The LIFE and ADVENTURES of CASTRUCCI°, Prince of LUCCA. By the Author of *FRANSERSTEIN. In Three Volumes, linsso. minted for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave3larla4ane. ' l ' We shall leave the wide stream of the Author's narrative pure andsanntebed, for the tefreshment of those whose thirst it ought to be our business to excite, not to assuage. By far the fps's pert et die bosh is that in whiehthe loves of Castrucci° and Euthanasia see broken and disturbed by Abase of Castruerio audit certain les friss, et Ferrara. The soul of this knawenstievosed maiden is bathed in Or tind of • new and ovnernauteling passim, anti boldly, in- deed, are her feelings and actions described. 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Tina be nibeiltis Readers better acquainted than they could have lielballets lawn by Tueirefe Ikhuretive, Peavilitch's Ashantee, 14 other mast writers), with the Gobi, .IvaT7s and Palm-oil eta, Myth the Pantees, ICC." " ftk mortis respecting the Slave Trade, coming, as they do, froth sae whose &diets must have been a little seared by habit, are (Whited to make a much stronger iropritsiino then the name lee Mired polio& al sentimental authors and sympathetic „orators. A Ifittsasuilc Appltedit closes the volume, whence we have reaped both information and entertainment; which, with its cheap and tut Prgladieg form, reccminm:d it much to public notice."—Literary GRIM, Jely es, 1823. / 9 0 /0 LATELY PRINTED FOR THE UNIVERSITY OP OXFORD, AT THE CLA RENDON PItESS. Sold by J. Psaxen, Orford; and by Messrs. PAY and Fans, Val!-mail, London; at the Viewing Prices, in Sheets: THZ WORK S' of the Rev. DANIEL WATER LAMP, D.D. new first eelfeeted and arranged. 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Bd. will contain a Descripz Lion, by Nimrod, of THE SURREY HOUNDS, and some of the leading Characters in the Hunt. Alto, of Mr. MEAGER'S and the SA.NDERSTRA 13 HARRIERS. In this Number will also he found, a continuation of the article on Riding to Houndsj by Nimrod—some interesting Remarks on the Sports of the Field on the Contieent,by Vagus—Observations on the Grand Handicap ,at Doncaster 1824—and a variety of other matter of Sporting Interest. — T h is Magaline, which has been •established upwards at . thirty years, is devoted to. those pursuits which occupy the time - - and attention of Country Gentlemen, but most particularly Huta.; hog, Shooting, Coursing, Racing, Breeding and Training of Honed and Dogs. Angling, &c.—the Editor pledging binasellthat ail mat' ter relating to those highly-interesting and spurting atsbittts sbaU be 'derived from the bast taLOTICAL authority. Two Bette are given every month, in the execution of whict the drat Animal Painters . .and f' 'ravers in the country ate engaged. One of theigmbellisio. mehts of the present Number is a Portrait of the Darley raken . from the original picture In the posseseiwrof H. Harley, Aria and attested by him as a correct likeness of thaS - great progenitor of our best racing blood. rr A few complete Seta of the FA graving!' of this Idagatine ,nearly 800 in number), India paper, !to. are on tale. Published by J. Pittman. Warwick-equate, London; and sold by all other Booksellers in the United Kingdom. THE PRESIDENT'S SPEECH. (Concluded from the Stan of yesterday.) It is a source of great satisfaction, that we are always entbled td recur to the conduct of our Navy wish pride and commendation: As a means of national defence, it enjoys the public toafidence, and is steadily assuming additional importance. It is submitted whe ther a more efficient and equally economical orzanization of it might not, in several respects, be effected. It is supposed that higher wade than now exist by law would be useful. Ile) , would afford well-merited rewards to.those who have loni and faithfully serve?! , their country—present the best incentives to good conduct, and that best means of insuring a proper discipline—destroy the inequality ha that respect between the Military and Naval Services, and relieve our officers front - many inconveniences and mortifkatiops which oca cur when our vessels meet those of other nations, otirs being dui ' only Service in which - such grades do not exist. • A Report of the Postmaster-General, which accompanies chili communication, will shew the present state of the Post Office Do partment, and its different operations for some years past. . There is established by law eighty-eight thousand six hundred miles of post roads, on which the Mail is now transpchted eighty-five thousand seven hundred miles : and varartcts have been made Are As transportation on all the established routes, with one or two ens ' captions. There are five thousand 'two - hundred and feriy Pent Mew in the Union, and as many Postmasters. The gnats amount of postage which accrued from the first Ju* thousand eight - hundred and twenty-three, was one risil - a• • • lieu one Laded and fourteen thousand three hundred and Neer' five dollars an d twelve veers. During the same.periral the expenditure of the Post Office Dea Pertinent amounted to one million qne hundred and defy-nine thousand eight hundred and eighty-five dollars and fifty-one cents, and consisting of tke following hems :--CoMpensatTon to Postman. tits, threes hundred and fifty-three thousand nine hundred and ninety-five dollars' and ninety-eight cents; Incidental etpennstn thirty-thousand eight hundred and sixty-six dollars and thirty-4M cents; transportation of the Mail, seven hundred and eighty-11w thousand six hundred dollars and eight cents; payments into'itint Treasury, four hundred and twenty-three dollars and eight Men On the first of July last there was due to the Department, from Postmasters, one hundred and thirty-five thousand MO hundred and forty-five dollars and twenty-eight cents; from late Postman. tees and contractors, two hundred and fifty-six thousand seven boa: deed and forty-nine dollars and tkirry-one cents ; making a total amount of balances due to the Department of three hundred and ninety-one thousand nine hundred and ninety-four dollars :with)+ , nine cents. These balances embrace ail delinquencies of Fostmas. tees and Contractors, which have taken place since the Oradea- • don of the Department- There was due by the Department to Contractors, on the first day of July last. twenty-six thousand Iva ' hundred and forty-tight dollen and sixty-four cents. The transportation of tare Mail, within five years past, has been greatly extended, and the expenditures of the Department prove-. dowdily increased. Although the postage which has accrued within the last three years has fallen short of the expenditure two hundred and ' thousand eight - that UNMASKED. T'progress of ISERIT, although frequently as sailed, is not impeded by Barer and Derawcstnr. The ag gression of ambuscade terminates in defeat; and conacbus rectitude ultimately triumphs in the ettaineaent of the grand object—public approbation. The test of eaterience is the guarantee of favour, and has established WAR REN'b 131,ACSING in general estimation: of which there exists hot a stronger proof than the tacit acknow ledgment of a host of servile imitators, who surreptitiously obtrude on the unwary a spurious preparation as the genuine article, to the peat diseppeintmgpt of doe anjuarsied purchaser and manifest in }my of WARREN, whose character and interest by this iniquitous system are equally subject to detriment. It becomes therefore an indispensable duty to. CAWFION THE PUMA C against the manceuvres of Unprincipled Venders, who having no character to lose, and stimulated by avarice in their nefarious pursuits. aim at the acktrieition of money through any medium dam that of honour! Thewrignial and matt/stens licatexteur bears on each bottle a shun dir?ction, with the signature • _____ filea/17.. babliesasysiongthleits; sod in maindistaisals the impi arasetfolly. intyriloyd with s difieforit 4drois in very eters; between this osore earsiilhiss soles of v i No. 50," to MD." hks earkest4 salibaelven deceived by. base fabrications A rRRF to' ream the dt,tected n to the soarer dinsepood esposs " snachisodsiss of rascality to marked brilliant , pristine rt, is an every' 414‘ 1 Maxims, troth the . others who are deceived by. base fablic j itione o( W 'tie IV. bY J. gesso'? IndiCEING, to' return the dt,teeted &sib to the a wham it dovaspead earns the isachisatioas sr raeralitl lit, a New - Edidtur, obsequy. ~ ' ~__ _.,. o ,_, q. libith. isits.bosna. WitltitTM M }MAMA,' it it tiasslgiy briMa p Ely* is the poplar elides der r; Ogee pallier.. the towhee; retains ka pc all at EaSikb Litera.iatliatilasaien ands Probbiblf 'legume with ccordtagt, callottloa or sew- zit d ir er htillbpqtablefastdeft and utility. Sold by er lilatovialr watt dt he Tam and Ciatharyo is bottles. at *I see. . - ... ~ aid ti 4 tom.. •-• • • . is a abort a7d7l;:ty-;;371;;;s7;171gi:t hundred and t r wenty-one dollars and ; , forty-via tents, it appears that collections hew been Made from the ' out balances. to meet the prigoipal port gf the uurluni de- . matitit.--k is estimated that not Matik.tban two bunked and fifty thousand dollars of the above tubule mak eollectisd, and that a • Z. considerable part of this sum can ottly bisernsed by a resort to Is- gal process. Some buprovemeot Mille readge for postage to sra. • , gamed, • A prompt attention to tbg ccilection of monis. meshed ve ini er= by Pestmaggra. it is believed. will twain the Department to eein g 0,.. std' dies imeevatione whiten* sill from the 'Penury, Unice tho-nlir tsepers uisd, rilklittur i diall be ypariiii by cue orrotihment of new nutilneges.* • - . MR EN'S A towftia seem" part,* die l Pesteikelaw may be —; •, ores from ' end ie is injunittgil, wbetifer,li uremia , net proper , Pi . • to merited ./of_alsu IdlOtialsP! ed PoWlhaoteril wi t • . • • a. • ccest. a , nettain agpos,s by iiimsbuidas to *Wig, it;—.k tw- r ot". _O,t l W inlisf4 ORVltt*Pluttt are vieivit= tise inglgiugep. • ' *.• Maw vlfees ' •:niTilld 11 / 111 . 1 ' _Ali __._ _._ ,.. At . ;lir , san article ' unrom SA* iffi rneMPealci elf _ . .. mu, • ry iespect- .. zee= ammAictiires ad. R :1 J . iff . 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