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Ulokilitlrlosifticimipelt i 3, 11114. .l , I • ' MERCelitr !JAL!, May 5; 4E14. .itro....' 7 r r if. ti_.. 141$T.Aktg or oe . W.Ctit vot • ~...s. tistploorot totr. .5 gi v ' e nOtiee, diet if IdoKir'foit . tinil'id tilrep the tritaint* iitentiet of li/gh Mast" l .1 St. eite% . ticoooi, Alai Olio to omit* so midi uotial Mislor w din Ilostioatoth. • . lAwnetillto Oestrous of batom:og Catuittlates rot ritjte'r (*re, ate requtscrd to Aa*plfy, ‘IIA.C. introtions, LA to roitoata . that - Tritintooial. directed to W. f. Alirard, Es s. Mister; HA Lon. &ikon a bestirs 44 411 of 'Iona , 11111“. .• 2 • .. . `1 LI3 1 - 4EritNo tor - r preservioi - Sot st :On ' a li'roit V ttorn Fros , , Wight, ithd • Birds. 'Oeirleratit, — Oirdeners, god others, su ; phed by the hundred weight, balf-bundred, or net; ed at"sei. Super cwt. I Man. -' *Orem I alt anal puts ..e4 r ewt.; Utterer tor bitters, ion. the eivt. at 0.-orp (amber's 1 0 est, Unit Old Nei Warehouse, -No. 16, crooked - law, iptr the Ft issliuhullt. Strohm Nell* to 600110 least h rink* at 7d. thgasliactlN 4l . ii‘ 111 NOll4oo* + . - . rIIAOLE. COVERS . and DOYLES in fseAdtifel . e.olonrs anti eirgtnt new patterns, besides everpoilter • non is: herto mad , - in the .grwitesi variety. -.tauten s, livopia.mat !. f .urun and Mottos, apnufact Teti 10 tiOitittri w i d t h, and p i et which ..o.h.es or Oendetnan will find &Ante.. Aavnig in p..rcha..ol for their Vphoistereri , real Welch • nets, ritowit and Druggets, Baines, Etc Ste. • ls. 0 • o LLCOKIII.L. BLACK Cio , Is and Cassititere of his own ithstuessoures bad iew ttasoverwill.torreasss Mack Aye, can also .aly be purchased at his Warehouse; they have not been itsualkti fee 4nrnesr, soltaesa, or elegant appearance, and are so Ilitutated as never to lose. their beatittfui rich Neck lustre : is Sakt in any sitsunitles,ior Aside loco dress by tbexery best work- Me. An old pnnent sent, with there tons, will sus er u well as being seen.--Letilu (pant podlle G. Nut, as, giu i ritre lt h Comest-Gartigostioli Oftkoideti to. 'VIE Orange M Atitts nn thetContinent having -IL wOreaT demand for IRISH LIN F.NS, haa topsider- PKV. 4134`... The Belfast Company the t to tlaft ?levy fakes. a ; large stock ou hand , which tbey i efferat Old "Pr cis,"Ttill to 'pet- Cent. 1p wee than any , other eke blishment • .and rtsyect fully Indite a candid cOnigttl.en_to prove alte siithrisidttloo: A single piece sued at wholesale bilthacihil7llll4llo4didls:ick &total, bleached ea the gess, withee chemical acid. No abaceinaiit ape, and ton money K.4,Sduil.appicYrs. 'lf, lifit'lNZ;k7kly'r4 - : T v . , !: • I WRiVialilVirkii : iVA iiikkAPPRIPIOPy4,- f Pl i trAlle M 4,0 1 6, , i . • f^ %..-: 3_ . : 'l4lfisitiPft Uf 1 44. 1 , t o . -1•4 4, e it - to i11401•464;PMF1VP*44.0 P 4106471 . tYreifs4 or quill( ' b i:txtp a Tope. to the lirazill ? I V x: 3 / 4 4 ifietTiotO: jp6. 0 vaitarrt ~, tioi..; ...; 410146ipe pit; IPtiie ii illk gallons. 1111.13 T QUALITY OW WiNisitlON !IPAINi FOAM t't - 1 Lior,••R 11 :040610.114/0141041;lke. • - , .. iii - el filort,iiia ''' craw, soodaviilty • 4)1)4 D o . - • . tikfil,firrat quality • Ili - ' OW fiiiibis:lgu;o'd-i6ltlVllilap, 160 at 11108; •12 lto . , . .1 1 forlfia. Pigge3 4 l:C 44 4: .. . , ea ' i t a • ye•ars •to ' . ': i •4 103 pjac 00 do m parratO s Ow bptt e'= - B1 i*EarauAls L I I MI ~..- IV 1:144% .: - • • • - ' -'• ;• - • Pe?Aiii. Talierilli t list quality • . •. • JIM ailtffirl:lola ' •cr.; .•• lis TAKEARTMiIIiq* Liff e Ff A r Wig,: O .' . 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GA. boards, LIVES of REMA kKATILE CHARACTERS •••themselves who have distinguished from the Commence bmesit Of the French Revohition to the present Time, in which l allAbe Facts which concern them ate related in the most imps& t$ arid authent.e manner.. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater. ,ester-row • and at the British Gallery, New Bond-street. • •.. • • 'l , he ' Etintburgh Reviewers speak with certhilence of the kg racy of the original of this Work, published hi France un der the title of " Biographic Moderee,' from their own know ledge of the sources of As information, and recommend it as highly Interesting in various vents of view, and presenting us with Portraits of Beings whose names we still read with sense -. and terror. • pri vat,7 0 1 11 7 No. i t i,l.ovirom taw bud-mow. 'Mod I ! idre Ptte4* 41044 .01 , 1 0 sack. , FlistAip 11rg1ub.44.0( the i l . tv-kotdrf 44L et asciAllownlie 11911 W. ii7eilipi gm"; oi ttioltio/ in. ~ iust'Plali‘id; pile! Oa' Privets:At - atilai l lit . . lon't w"eltiryalielilippcSsoarstoi 414oblialle,‘ .161 and 14 —ll s 24, Fkoccstrog. • Nj oig;•. 4 .1!‹. c • • . • ..• . . • - . . ' .. . . . . , . . . . This day published, in Octavo, price Li. Beards,‘ plates, some of which are beautifully colouretl,) Vol 4 of MEDICO CE - iiRtiItGICAL TRANSAC rfONS, published by the Medical and Chirorgial Soiree" of I ondun. Printod Inc Lonsmip, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pato:- Doetor-row. Of wham May be bad. 'flue first Three Volumes, price ,e 2.. This day eu paiihshed, price Is ritl. ii -LETTER m the LONDON SOCIETY for PROMOTING CHRIS TIANITY mitvg the JEWS, 'hing Strictures on the Letipr of a Jevriait Cprrespoodent.— ; l the A (.1 UHUIt of Remarks op David Levis Dl,sertitliins on thi Prophecies respecting the Messiah. • . I Louden: Prilited foe Gale, Curtis, and Fegtert Patent*. ter&rosr. '• • .. • • . . DrOCRAPHICAL DICTIONA R Y , Vo • .1.• !Units/LT. Pdited by ALEXANDER CH 1.1. M ER S, F.E.A. o Wad published Ns day, price T*Oire Shillings. 111 boards. Printed tor the Preprietots, and Rohl by deorie Wilkie, 57, tPirertiostcp.row. 01 whom way be bad, the . procuding fourteek Vviumee. The publicalion.will`be contmued at the rate of a Vo lume (of about 500 pairs) e*Cry two Mquths. . 11 , 01 , 4; . Hropien, . . _ . Jim., fife- 0, Members from the Houpe df Cominoris; brottitititplliiiv. Sits lid offilitif private Ring, which- Veielthf liptht the - 4064 . beads f i rst time. - • ..- 1 , mom pie:liens, ice. .. Lord STANHOPE said —a Your Lardshipt win all reconcile thatil have - introduced too ,Balls of • the utmost importance : I have a prOposition to make id order to know what day you will please to take these. Bills under youswensideration ? There may ti: is: this House some Peer who was not, resent when the Bills were intioduced,therefore I shall state in three word* the object of th.i.m. One is n Bill to prevent Attor nies knm rttomillg up costs for small debts, and then imprisoning his debtor tor costs ; the other, my Lords, is fi.: Bill for abolishing imprisoiirmft.t . for.debt on tnesite .procese. Br Magua , elsarta no man is to '..,e imprisored without the consent of his peers, neither is he to be impriweed by oath of sure of these resat ! I move that the, Bill for the protection of poor and other debtors, be Trak& second ismarmstorrow se'n night."—Ordered. .:.,,r .., ..z4. - • . . he Noble Earl also 6zed the second reading of his 'Bill for abolishing imprisonment for debt on nsesne process for the someday. • - THE DONA OP wesusorow, &c. • ' The Earl of LlVERPOOL . presented a Message 'from his. Royal Highness the PRINCE RitolDlT..Wilidl ' WAS readbY the LORD CHARCELLOR as follows: . a O. P. R. ' al The Prince Regent in the name and on the be. half ofhis Majesty, taking into his consideration the Many signal victories obtained by Field. Marshal the Duke of Wellington, has been pleased to confer upon him the title of Dnke and Marquis of the United King dom ; and for the purpose- bt 'further sheaving Cie i high sense he entertains of those great and eminent services, which have raised the renown of the British Army, established the safety and independence of Spain and Portugal, and contributed to restore the tranquillity of Europe, his Royal. Highness recom ,mends to the House of Lords, C.iia they will concur with him in such measures as will enable his Royal Highness to gram to the Duke of Wellington, acid -the heirs male of his body who may succeed to the tide, such, annuity 51 may be equal to the support of that high dignity, and such as, mai be a lasting mo nument of his Royal Highness's feelings, and of' the gratitude and mundivence of the nation." 'The Message having been u usual read again by the Clef k, The Earl of LIVERPOOL moved, that his Royal Highness's most gracious Message be taken into con. sideration to.morrow, and that the Lords be summon. ed.—Ordered. .. The Noble Earl next presented a Message from his Royal flightless the Prince Regent, which was also read by the L'ad Chancellor. It stated, that the Prince Regent, taking into consideration the services of Thomas Lord Lynedock, had conferred upon him. die title of Baron of tae United Kingdom ; acd desi rous of granting him ;in annuity equal to support the dignity, his Royal Highness recommended it to the House of Lords, that they would concur with him in measures for that purpose. The same measures were recommended in two other Messages, for Rowlatyl Lord H.ll, mid William Carr Lord, beresford. . *l.'he .Egl - ot 1 1 1 V Eit POOL moved, that each of. tbeie most Brac y ps Messages be taken into -consider* tion to-morri*lreOtierel . • tn. -NORWAY AND SWEDEN. Earl 0 RtY tow, agirCesiblftb 64 notice which he bad gift*, 'to tilt file aTteiWon of this House to the'. stale , in • ithieti this country was' placed with respeCtt to Norway. ~ In, the Oreseat situation of affairs, in : retroseect to the - griat..dhanges and and calamities which had disitirbea and 'aglitted Europe, even at .this eventful period, he disklbted whether - any thing tduld be found Ed important to the security of nsttions, a case whetem the masitht - Of /odd faith, of moral and iliolitical juitice, as originally Imp . ' in:ed on ti ' heart tit man, were so deeply' hiteilved as in the , soli- - lict which bedsits bringtng before their Lorditips.4--, A'nd . kie.coattifitly beidtiktsf ° their loidshilis'sO ,pansi before therilraitoutifid'a seethes against the , people of NOrwify4agaitiat it , I gitoitie iitui bad done them no barinjuiy2- thins st . ocoß *illy were only known in this l a ~,theit nidtittiff r itiiiiiibiti ond harmless . de': kiean6o, ' 414' 'ainktifeirancrsultform . dispOpitiOo folitipiOe l e l 616 itierigtisittiliefr - innilealcui 'with tb - - itUrf. He .stkiulditdi a:their Loidihiiii t thi,injuts di snpfOii.thit *e l k l insensible ol the great nisi kijl es Of joitkeand 'humanity, but he would remig# , therti, that the *ieasures which. Ministers vier, pee r suing tottralli'Npfray, were. ertral t to l • - 'SW i tto r at IL T hey, and' ireitiatiee with trtlej mike' and eto* * u .II .. • incompatible tvithlbe•honbui l fltiterest,, . , itStit . i. 4 the Britigh - Crtiwi: . Hi 'Would '6ll' th# iifilltson nf the Heit.4 , to` the Ttleaty'with . Ssiedeh,wniCh; wati‘d" cussed bast year, and vihkii 4viii•-bp?ose4 by lign". mighttiewitstik, i bUthif oPlllo'wav,ii.R.4l44test he &cared ‘hiitiouglit'tlit Istttis6'o4eßfief ceived togteai ii:Shigic, ' ,noi tfiltii.li htnti'ile,spgleo t tpt itaha t is IWe:re iirrOthat Treaty . He wi i ja.! from attentpile o il `' r of its" ipleenn ' ctit • tki evadj i strict comol4nee with ihe tobitintiAlptoiiiiiids contained iii tl i toi.— Gockf filth' * . al never ' t 6 •bi iilatidimed of dtireisr 7 ded:' Eat if bY'the cocritiii 'of . NOryri*if t paculdf• found 'iiiiit 004 faith was to be violated, ar * • served; hello* that • rniasfife Votild ' insisted ors Vile *caulettiate* it a terms tif . the ViiiiWitLitlitlii CG' pit to Atty . Adi tridukira 'Ael ciiiiN,. iliac tta i ti ilia e 40italle'it imieo, SO lattl%lalar‘. eldiffi l theEkeß 01116" 0 ilia i e ierctioir the i Ngy,:wii, , looy:#f*thit' AA* *gel4ll4 i i i'' MitlAt ititidtlilAitit i ititirplgia, . u . A+ • rei. __ ._ _ poot irof "*;‘,. 7 lift4iiiiiiei • ' ii r ldtkP,. - -tfpnin hid , , . 'teen ;*ailed, end ibirety chat mid tejnfeerdor the istiteessfut reslstence. sVlitehVie iftatfr. .44.oti t. AU. , tithe Sweden iii 'celled' cifi th• loin the AMES. link rot sittY - iititpoies of liblriPii , lolf(oreily, lint *vet fa .her assistance nt ts i ti i iqlnfeit ttlttpi: The Wititillefilti 'was, that if beitti irk ihoulttrifttie, fo.jo;n in the allioce, EngUnd tlioniti aptSt.in wowing Norway es I :from Denmark, and annefingit to Sweden ; but Den- mark *ceded to the lea'.rue, aild,• theriforri the tibUi: gation for transferring Norway was imialidated. . Oar threatened hostility was against.Detimork, not against Norway, but against Denmark alone. Now, if the King of DetwriAtk had 'bees made to do that 'which was called for—if he had joined the Allies—and • ceded Norway, as far as he could - cede it—then,.he ... *contended, that the obligation, the only obligation on Fl 4, subject, in our Treaty with Sweden, was•perfectlf it:Med-4ot the spbserese situation of the people of tlqi.wai ..waktiot contemplated by the. Treaty. (Hear, larer.). lisrheggedtbeir Lordships partifularly to ob. 4rthat'illiscoun:ry did not guarantee to Sweden calla put:sire of Norway. It was most ma. • teekti te gr the House to remark this circumstance ; Because, in the Treaty between Russia ar o : Sweden, itch a g uarantee did exist. (Hear, hear.) Now, how did it happen that this guarantee was not po. &lively expressed, if it were really intended that Great Britain should become a party to it 1 . (Neer, 1,,..ar.) tie ridcl , contoo, that, under she very tcs ins of vile Thaw with Sareckn o. strh a guarantee was excsAred 1 (Afar, Ajar.) In that Treaty, onr Cy*overnment said. . I " we bind ourselves as far as is hereafter stipulated." This alltitled to the 10th article of the Treaty, which recognised no guarantee of this descripii4m, (Tear.) Ministers then disclaimed, as he thought, in that House, any such guarantee. terrain he was, that in another House the Minister expressed surprise that any one could suppose such a guarantee to have been in contemplatiori. - Denmark having done all she: could, the stipulation of fierce, according to every irinciple of law, equity, and morality, became void. He spoke in the ears of lawyers, wad he asked, whe ther, in case any person Lei indiscreetly entered into engagenients which he could not have been enabled toTiiifil, and the fulfilment of which would not have , been confurmabie to the principles of equity and fair ness ;—he asked of those . Learned and Noble Lords who heard him, whether the demand for 10 pet for. mance of inChengagemint would not be rejected with indignation in an English Court of Law ? It was the same between Bateau between individuals. Then was a reciprocal' Obligation between p r inc e a n d pen. ple, or protection and allegiance. His Loid.ship then quoted' several passages in illustration of his argu. ment, from Grotius and Puffeudorf, by which the RM. tual rights and obligations between the Sovereign and the people were to be regulated. • From contemplat ing the origin and the .progress of nations. it appeared • that Sovereignty was nnakienable and untransferable . Withciut the general concurrence of tlier-ople. Those aulhOtities to Which he Jiad:relerred, however, with all their learning and eminent power of reasoning, had made a distinction, which was altogether untena ble, in deseribinvope kingdoms as patrimonial, and n es nonpittrimoo s ial—in point of fact, no such Aftitieitirrzeriks#4 atsci -no,solid foundatioa could be eltafirclliffef for the tight of s knating countries. He Alvi`ey's coriteideathat..nojitOniirch possessed the right otropetjtY4ygt hit people, and could dispose of them io le pm* advantage.. II such night really existed, ilmitiwas necessury to she.v that Norway was patri. :po)niar—an asset ietion which the examination of its :liiitiery refuted. kornierly Norway was divided into 'many petty principalitiei„ in which condition it coati , lined !Or a long tune, tiß,it was un•ted into one king. ..40, a k nd finally; vaner,ed to the kingdom.uf Des. matk;inci the Monarch. became absolute. Though &Tarot of Government became different, no differ 'etice took place in the allegiapce and rights of the Ekople ; therefore Norway was an unalienable king- Om, which cbe Monarch had no power of transfer irtig to another. Many countries, it had been contend -oby one ut the et?iiiiirest writers whom he had quot qd, were transferred in ancient and modem times.— 'Solomon ;aye aive7 go cities t- and in days much less reknit" I l iwrajer'hed trekttanslitrred. together with - 4,011154 . R! is_ ds asdipplonies. . But all these were de -1077 isoioencies., fowled no pail of the kingdoms to Vtie l the y piled • ' none of thenicouldclaim the im. thenitieso a ncient independence—they had no crowns to coWen for,,endtheir situation could. rover be con finina9 wish- tetpf a free and.ancient nation. It' she , col ,4iii of the people could be obtained, they might be IrOilferied accnoling t': s:iiiir concurrence, not other- Use: If in a treitprof peace England were to give away Ireland, ,93-tvansfer Scotland, would not the 'people of tliciac_gmet countries •be justified in resist. Ance, Ind would pot-every heart applaud them, and uny hands support them in, preventing such a Shameful violation of public justice ?-- (Hear, hear.)' —When the young Prince Of France, invited by the Barons, invaded England, , the Pope interfeed aid claimed tie kingd in, because. as he repreantrd, it Pl.fr.ibs*n transferred . to him. by King John ; but the Yisinnerrince anti 41 the Barons declared, that to theirlait IFeath they wouldimainneln that no King -.:0014.;.:t._ ‘i his kingdom, When Ct nice Nis • did one condemn that iggreesion ? they were the cucumiereace of ly period of English a politic and weiliee comemplated the conquest -asap livery opportunity of glue& the prwslege of iptetiwks, And thy. his 'anal. That weak Me- . \ - . • • • .- ' •: '--- ' .• .. . . . '• - - . • .' v. l . .14.... "Si; .. .. .. I. .1%._„, 4 lip , • . • r -P`'' • • . • ..',. 7, - .1- t *-,..,-- .i. ~, • IP• , -, ' •''. • 552 .i t t.. ' • t , .7, . ter. 1 r-•- , •r ' , J. 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From i Routes,. the Posting Regulations, Distances in' English Miles, and Local Observatletis.; Directions to Strangers on theirßollf rival, pescriprion of Public Edifices and lustitoilonsi flues of str.atta, ate..i.s.ts.lte. I a Acesek of Modern Man, item Catalogue of Paintings, and other objects deserving ot notice lithe French Mtropolis and its Environs. By M. LAFONi. London: Poblisled by S. mid A. O d dy, No. Ivy-lane, Pi; et opiporrrow ; antivokl by J. Maynard, Pa:non-street, Haymarket, 04.0.flibq Booksellers. • • 1 • :. A 1' VOYAGE FOUND - THE WORLD. This iiiy %via published, lbe,B4tcOndEditinn t ban,isomely printed in 4tsh price S 2. 21. in .7 .. .boards, and eniaig-d by very coneidveable additions, g : NOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, exh'ibit 'ing a foil and a compteheilAve View/ of she pratot State lit Madeira, the Brazils, Cape'hf C;osid Mope, and Botany Bay,, *Oft tiocielYs SOnityricli. and Friendly Islands, New Zealand, Ste. By JOHN '1 URNIiL4I.I.. • * This vopv,formi 1 p* eashit comm i t to the twinipous and Sepielous hariatrtii of ihr Fte;ic trait. WM., who hair ittiio)4l WA111100)1*.i•Oit iiiinisfaet ore of lying wontleis. '!'o etch pro slogionaivit are 04 to npliee the .441 a at Mr.Turtibull's miwnicationi,.mid Co five•thenithe pairouago of the British iteview for, October, till S. • " bklysider Work °he Of the most interesting Books, Spiseareti for many years." .-".. . • ' Esl.nburgh Review.. • Paints& :for A. Murrell, Bell-yard; and C. Chapple, Pall- M l 4; I n a " 4 4r limit tl~e I.ookiciki s. • KURA SPOIL l'S. This day was published, in 3 Vo!s. demy 4to. price Al. 575. 44! .huards, or s , Volt. royal Sim. price £5. ss. boards, a New • Edition of ' • irrq FLIS. RURAL SPORTS ; or a Description of the LL Pleasures and Amusements Irish% from the Air, the,Pleiiii, the Water, and the Forests; being Rules and Directions tor Sheri's& &shift, .ansi-lrioming, with an Abbreviation of the Laws relative to each ; interpertied with Sketches awl Anecdotes from Naturallitstory. By the Rev. W. B. DAMEL. Illustrated 1W.72 Plates, principally from Drawings by Reinagle, antl.laigraved by Scout. ' Printed forLougurau, .Hurst, Pees, Orate and Brown, and Cidell and Davies, I.ondon.—Of whom may be had, 1. The Sportsman's Cabinet; or, correct Dtlineations of the oatiiine4)ogs media the Sports -ego he Field, &a. With -Masterly rsie g ifavinp by Scott, of every brisd, trout original Painting 4, irate Life. By P. 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FAlnpursks Edinburgh; to:Archibald Cpottable and Co. and rThomson Baur, Edinburgh; Cale, Curtis, and Fenner, Loudon; W4lson . and tuis.,,lrarls; and John ,Cumrning;t l liblin; and to be ill Of all the-Booksellers in town and otmtry.: tullijiiiilosk is apse pulniAing Monthly, in Parts, or Half.VO s4o/ ePtiiililk.Oa ;0 sheets of lower press, and to general E;ppinyl4 lAPb,tas, price I as. boards. 4.: the pruning is tone' e l'y advanced , Purcbasertunty depend on a regula iif tin irlitch L bA n**ldtbettb attended any similar , eugiggaddlki sae Shao .be eilltilftialtilli 604 riici'aili bibs dillfieli_it.o9grosa , •ri9 I -i i . .•-' ;•P /I -...., he lo— de! 1 7,1?: F1i4;1.=ft.44 - Wittur,.., whicAr brirs.down tit the latent itialred 16 ;Lie Olt de, npo,/ important dlico . rlefrio the science", arts, end pi look Of Ittacntfasetureti. wid l ebnitei tinted, of ortettal article'', written by meow dr elms* tbe Mt St#l l l tiniffeneltv l Of rifts euripfentent 'in the ..., stre-ber blitittlf**thlheoodoloilipme winch if foliar trodte,lpollibited pro- _ ' 05 44. 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I bo r e wi6 lnisn.-1 way alwayp toil - securities bi ihis Office, by worth trey may 'bike ten per rant. kge%bly,iers. and Isrithout &taking die principal. ,Gonetain aseadarree by TDr a and Co. *ea -Wiwi, Licneland-si rest, Fit -square. --- • 4 0 •11 0 1' A ro-' L.. - ZCOSOMY,OIIIII,:I44S 1 1 / 4 . I 4LCHASS gg, RAPP fONEI 4 I. Poblid•are ,rrsp-etftliy icy&kbiaii inspec in . tit, Ofeastiart old cheap 4encii of IatbiLSHIR e _ ,n _ and F.rsv goo bait fit;9ll, toot ijf/r 100104 t V i r e tt(1, 5 V. in Lon 0tz444, tits . fie • rhtlf are eta& ; frbulAttf sft t sin s* • 1404 u untties, tii:sett the ebal. Mk** toitO *Mgt eitear r any House in . Ifogen,. 4145-Cknbtadd talenditsl 1 011 0 , 11 . ,_, A h tit:% up r th e I/ Or gem's Illt r Slider b ra e ram Ol t D raViiity and celkur, ait4 fasintr . f oge orttt tale 11.699thelildra fAilnOti•fr;" "' • -•— • - ....4„poispitt ► W !casArctfPOWAVPitli re ajz t 0 44 4 ,s x .." .• " 1 " 1 7 - .. • 4 :',l/ ISI Ded l / 4 111ted by Perrlthlkitt, to Mid-tat Bakonic Da &TAIL. On Thursday, May Ifi will be published, embellish‘il with an elegant Portrait from a Miniature in the possession of Madame Stael, MEMOIRS and CAMPAIGNS of the PRINCE Jai ROYAI of SVIEDEN. By JOHN PHILIPP.\I4.T, Esq; Author of " Nankai C,ampaikis," " Memoirs of General • Moreau, : Sm. - London : Printed foi C. J. Barrington, Strand, corner of eatliarine-street. ! t r' .