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ALLEM • Sj :•~ .z ), n and /Attie shire, containing d vari ous 11 41 encina w „ thle, pasture' enn t i, —.l whole estatejsubeat— -100. e. containin g tdr d"- y. enclosure', a n d nP . r . l . 2 ing 46 A. 35 p. 7 "ergavelany , Ira rent, from 1727 e 1) 470 7 . f •••• • 1 :CV • tr'rt 7:Z I C.; =. 7: Z FIELD SPORTS. • This day was published, in Quarto, complete in NilIC Nuttibt 4l 4 price £2 as. carpool Impressions, price ,C. 3 Si. THE BRITISH PRESERVE centaißing six Plates, including Forty-seven dement Qaa,drupeda arid Birds usually blink(' mid shot in Great Britain ; drawn and en graved by S. 110 W ITT. Printed for Rodvecil and Martin, 46, New Bond-street: • • N;B. The original Drawings for the above Work, together . with a few others, being the last production of this wa-known Artist, are to be diposed of, and may be seen at the Publishers. --•---• • ,In a . 4wtlys wHMe # ttMMiMl s hiliii,4**E. 1111141-' 1 THE SPAEWIER.U; !TALI tar led* tortbx afßipiiias = •'. By thif•ligthur of" Annab of the Parlidla" . " Binirla:Gablakler" itc " They saY , --Qiihat ray they'? Let Orin say."..-Agingrumnk Printed far ():Ever and Boyd, Edinburgh ; and O. and W. B. Whi 4 ,44•Pririinniketi iry (•+ ,vv"; yn, near the tongs; n-house, sund ry 44 whole 103 A. ICL 'mow, the Lldna. S cottages and tnuuth, and 28 A. 2 R. mil eatlow and pat ure situate a short d• - for X 150.. ! • PE'XIX,Y. ANT. GOLD) N L ION' PUBLIC-HOUSE, Orchard, With Stabling for neariilVlTlOriei t *Oarleit, Paddoik, and Lan about THIRTY ACRES; • NE A R i dei. 4 . , .; _ii. . i A FARM OF IFO:OUNIMED ACltgth • TOfitt'f,tr, • . By Mr. RoDINS, Oil Waserritiu Hot se.Regent-atrevf), A coNpoatous PupLic-H,04154, thc L.A. nENutnq at BE/ttEtlti in eiii&nreittiatlnn, absiDg . eleven miles from the bletropons,Ob tbeirelia DOVitII.I.IOA affording very extensive accommodation to COACH and PQS p 31ASTR1S,ur fur any Concern in the Public line; uldi Stabling fir neariylo9 Horses, a good Garden, Paddock, Orchard, Mea dow and Arable Land, in an about. TWENTY-FIV . k AgnEs, • H Also, a Farm of nearly TWO U§DRED ACRES, with a compact Residexce and lluildine. Particulars may be bad of Mr. Robins, No. 170, Regent-street. , within three :-house, out-office; id arable land, it: ent .Cg 11s. a corn tithe to be ob NORTH CAPE. . . This day were published, with Thirtyrthree Plates,,reptesentiogthe Costume of the Laplant:ers, the Natural Productions and Femur's of the Coptury, price £2 10s. or Proofs on India Paptroriee TRAVELS th r ough swiotri. igoi;o74y ? end FlNAlAttle, to the IVO TII . CAPE, in die' Ssiminer df 111110. • by ABTIIVIUDE dAP Lt. BIIOOKR, Esf:: P.R.S. •At the tame tittle Was pbblisheh, tin India Paper, peke 15s. NORTHERN SCENERY. In this Wetk will be found *time of the most remarkable and striking features of Sweden, Norway, and Lapland, which it is presumed will be found ihogether new and interesting. The second portion of this Work will be published in January. Also, in imperial quarto illustrated by Twenty-two beautifu ll y colouredl Plates, price 31..15. • The COSTUME OF SWEDEN. Printed for Rod well and Martin, New Bond-street. va i t ' Apartments., nne),pired term o f ed ground-rent of K3my bric!ing, 1:44 'hick the original t at a PePPercevrn istmas, 1822, pre: ostreet, near Port.. 8 f kitchens, coach !ws Suath, at the £23 per annum. PRESENTATION MIMI'S. DIAL WEIGHING MACHINES. HMARRIOTT having obraiued his Majesty's .Royal Letters Patent, fur an improvement in Weighing Alacbtnes, begs leave to recommend them to the Public, as the mos; pctfect and useful article for that purpose ever constructed ; ibr. Accuracy, simplicity, expedition,. and portability, it stands unrivalled, as it insrperti , thews the exact weight of any article from Oise Ounce to a Ton, without the use of Weights, thereby sating time and labour. Being perfectly portable, it may be used in any situation—its universal utility must therefore be undeniable for Domestic purposes; in Shops, Warehouses, Coach Offices, Market Houses, Earns; on Wharfs ; at Races and Fairs; for Cattle, Corn, flay, Woof, &c.; or for Loading heavy Articles, it may be attached to the chain of a crane, aid skew the- Weight at the time of craning; ft may be also made with a chair to weigh Persons.— From its extreme simplicity, it is scarcely possible to be inaccurate; yes.. if it ever should be so, there is an adjusting Screw which will momentarily correct it. morr begs to Caution the Public against several Spurious Imitations of bit excellent and useful I nventi.m, which are attempted to in Intypslnced; none are on his genuine Patent Principle that bare not label pjth his name over the King's Arms. A. Maliatorr having made considerable Improvements in hb PA ittl• X iTCIitX CAN/KING A TVA RA 11.19, feels a confidence in recom mending it. to. the Public, u a most complete article for Routing, Baking, Bolling, and Steaming, with economy iu fuel, by one mo dcrap sLzeol,Fire,and with . a constant supply of frqnt Twelve to Twen l t. , Gallons of liot mater ; also Warm Closets for airing Limn,lkeering Dinner hot, heating Plates, Dishes., &c.; the Cook ing Utens i ls are never soiled, and it is a rostriva Cuoz for a Smoker Chimney. A new l'atent Portable Cooking Apparatus, embracing the forczoing advantages, well calculated for Ships, or situations where there i 3 nujchimney, and peculiarly advantageous for the FOreitn Markets. Kitchens fitted up with Steam Apparatus, em bracing all t ke. late improvements ; baths, conservatories, halls, stair cues and bnildings heated by §teanu'upon i f principle of perfect 'entity. Also, an Improved Patent Spring Hoisting Jack to Ofiviap the necessity of visiiiht sir /HMOs.. The whole' ma); be feels daily In tuna the Patentee's Alanutactotyjamtinn House, 89, FkotPwirodts London; arid lied of most of the fespettabln.lionniongers.theough oat England. . • . . . Ancient Armoui repoml inO.ated to tit o riginal perfec tion. Atto6cif Pfainlitsiettiied; boa t, Sold, 0.. Let on Ilire. Smokey Chkusies cared en philosophical principles.. . , itP.IL CHRISTMAS BOX: • • • RS. Jorniscril, sole Prolitietor of the AMERI CAN SOOTHING 'SY UP; for C.hildren cutting their Teeth, removed feum94; Newin,ap-strert,to 28, rurk-place, City road — At c.ititiil Season ? , whey, Children ire teething„ arid suf fer mare Nits thaßot inx,lime . in i.6e tear, very few escapihe Con it Is earntittf recolfiGnialea o fer Monier ihd Karst thin. kiii . lbuniftliilaten, bet 40 Isd without the dAIERICAN SOOTH. SYRUP in Bic Norsety, as it gives immediate Stitlief.— Mrs. .10101SQN4eoling fqr Ike .Poor ;t a time like this, when so many EvClTlploy, Ind wishing to relieve those little Syfferen, has tg Wein a REAL . Cl 3 ISTMAS;IIOX, by extending her iffty 1111dur lank* ; that to say, from Nine to Eleven ' korf Ts and Saturday Mar.nings until next March (and then asteseal) While the days are so very short, as hundreds who live at a (litcanse, cimpotget their4tildren to her House in time; they 1 18(ti tin% a Jotter pont r . table Housekeeper ,. that they ate jetts a Clißity. Mrs. . kopek at the same time, so great Cliffity . will not be abused, as it is entirely out of her own Fri- Sate .Pntse; %pd. trusts that . Persons who can afford to purchase the! ,Sratk e will not injure the Poor by obtkining what is intended for dile ilellef. This lieitiMable MCdielne to be sad Wholesale and Retail as ibaiiiina of all principal renders in Town and Country, at Is. 9d. - per Bottiel . N.B. !cone are genuine , unless signed on the Stamp With Mrs. Johnscr t's own , . *D I GS AND DAMP AIR. IRARCIAVS ASTHMATIC CANDY has, for_rnani p arii proved Preiervative troll the ill ef fe;cts;24' llle .Fiso atid D'amp Air whlch, in the Whiter Season, are t 6 rliaierit 1a thii elisiiate. Its effects are, to expel Wind, to pre serve the Stomach front the admission of Damps, aud to relieve those who kdrer .froth the difficult% of breathing. Prierea.ouly by BARCLAY arid Sops, 95, Elect-Market, Lon 4WD; sad sot& laY, dirk appointplein by sU respectable Stationers, preiglsts, and. Veuders..in boxes at tea. Q. and ls. led. each, duty ineludril.—Observe Riche, can be genuine, unleis the marises.of µ bat cli4 aid Sono aoA Om St amp aiffied.to each box. „- , . VOMESTI,C, ECONOMY: . . 'Flit, .P4:l7gsl PI.LEP IMO , 04111 Et 'A NO .A. PR.RPA USD GROAT4i tai..4 1 40111 • 40 11. !li %nit • and tifuoi lit Ten Withers ; tad are highl y . esteemed sat Ilototr)tiiini Food fur Infants and invalids ;. the Ilarlej makes a t ,delicioThs Pudding, Ateld is *tot far. thiCtenius lkotbN. 4r,c:..-i—Tlieso a'reidii liav , tgained the fifettat approbation oi=orcous Niedieal Ur h of the first etnittenct..lll.l4lntha_ y,!ti tv InieVii obtained for the manufacture of them ” His 11lijrsty's Royal 7 eneet,^ !Wader th protect the. k.hon. , ffmu..4)...i9i.i.i.4 4 . • 11*.fte Cortaty u isi a ktergAtigswilos, itAVO. "Sf.' l o, l ea tu r o i pirate his " directions for use,' and. vei n azu4les jotted prittarod; bus ifthir.S.mtttitillY and, itt and efficacious qualities of the Patent Pr4Fltti .. . . iii tea jet, 0* kful C..lastiatars at Shir .1 1 , w. Rh 1.„ einaer FR a Royal Arms, the word PATAIKT, and t4e s igctstiirdo tti,.. Robin tibtolpilliei ke w*tented, td leyel to any . Climate , an ge l tfiir laMitifilpff#k Pep PAirkitioc, a Sle'rclusii, Lipialitssif Ships, r Stbsokrradiog lath; EiiiiDa wi•st grilles, ica. gnd Wb&sdi, it etait an foe Exportation, by the P. , Matthias Robinson, b4,_ ___ Red iron-street . 110 1 hero! Owe Resit-street ,• Dutlers, IDPIt Ifllirt;lL Xbrfpside, and 29.0, street. Lonirot4 ; Witeritio-platie; Polinturgh ; and Sackuill ebli' • Ilia WWI by afi Abe ptineip s al Druggists, Grocers , titaughourthe Kingdom. - AURAL ARCHITECTURE- This day was published, complete in Twelve Numbers, price 43. .A.SERIES of DESIGNS for ORNAMENTAL COTTAGES, GATE-LODGES, FARM-HOUSES, ALMS-HOUSES, PARSONAGE, DAIRY, and GENTLE MEN'S RESIDENCES, with some Designs for Swiss Cottages. I , The difference of expense between good and bad forms, is com paratively trifling."—Price, Vol. 11. p. 247. By P. F. ROBINSON, Architect. Primed for Rodwell and Martin, New Bond-street. This day were published, price 91. O BSERVATIONS on the HISTORY and DOC TRINE of CIIiIISTIANITY, and, as historically con - netted, on the PRIMEVAL RELIGION, on the JUDA IC, and on the HEATHEN, Public, Mystical, and Philosophical...-. The latter proposed as an Appendix to the Political and Military History ef Greece. By WILLIAM MITFORD. Esq. Printed for Rodwell and Martin, New Bond-street. SCOTLAND. This day was published, No. 8, price 16s. or Proof Impressions, imp. 4to. price 60s. T HE PROVINCIAL ANTIQUITIES AND SCENERY OF SCOTLAND. • By Sir WALTER SCOrr, Bart. Containing the following Views: Tarrau.ox.—Paintrd by the Rev. J. Thomson. Duszas.—Drawn by J. Schetky. Linurnoow.—Drawn by A. W. Ca'coat, R.A. LINLITHGOW Cittiacz.—Drawn by E. Blore. HALL or LINLITHGOW.—Drawn by E. Blore. Printed for Rodwell and Martin, New Bond-street. . lIRRKSH IRE. TO BE LET FOR THREE YEARS, By Mr. ROBINS, (Of Warwick House, Regent-street), With the Manor, and Right oeSporting over an ostensive Tra}k of Land, BILL-11ILL ACAPITAL M A NSION-HOUSE, completely U HED ; containing handsome Drawing-room, Dining-room Sitting.tooms, a Billiard-room Multi?, Conserva tory, &e. airy Bed-chambers, and Servants' Apartments; expellent Oates of all description; CoachThuuses and Stables; spacious Yard, Gardens, &c. The whole forming a moat dc.irable Residence for a Family of the First Distineion. Also, at the option of the Tisane, may be had, • CAPITA'', FARM adjoining, with Farm-house, and Agricul . tare Buildings, affd about' ONE HUNDRED ACRE, Of bleadohr and Pasture, .AakabCtut F.IGIITY ACRES of Arable Laud. Posseafon may be had atChriumas next. Situate Ttdrty-Ave Miles - Irons Loadao; Two from Oahiagium, the Pcamown; Seven- from Healey, Reading, and Windsor; is a tie, beautiful, cheerful, healthy Country, and good Roads; Coaches pasts m sad from - Londpn every Pactimilars of. Mr. Josselyn, of Sproughton, near Ipswich ; and 01' SIP. ftobini, 170, Regan - sheet. CE. I on three charges, it suspiciun, by a hem, •iz. a table and box of small! in Cromer-mreet retenze of nuking ing a ferw:le chi:di heen robbed last VdtCh the last two Ig, :mother act of I o'clock, he ;tic• respectable in his at a window, and es, and dark Jan • enquiries. d himcelf to be a plaint of a Mr. nod of Hatton. shop, where hi to the business of impudent tone, tn e which was a ulcers:Mr. Mr. tit, case by his the same offence he case upon the fellows were al imiseraticm, thni the consequence RATS fully con. prisoner for OW ing a purse eon- She quitted the Is apprehended Ige a complaint stated that he ounds, that last iderable loser. f plunder, but ,n question etas them to what, m ysterious is,. ,loy, and knew icdity carry on put the casks are now vast e said, if :%Ir. was upon that rRTELL. case of the . 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Rodyrell and Martin, 40, New Bond-street. N.B. A few of the large Paper Copies, in 4to. with Proof Ittt. pressions of the above (Offering Italy) ate yet remaining. Subscribers who lave not completed their sets are requested to do so without delay, as they may not be able later. This day was published, in crown Ong: ggiettjls, 11 . the Second Edition or , LETTERS to RICHARD HEBER, - ESQ. M.P. containing Critical Remarks on the Serlesbf Novels beginning With " %Vayerley," and an Attempt to ascertain their Author. " If thou he'st a man, show thyself In thy libitum ; if thou best a devil, tacit as thou list."—Tmerws, Act 111. Se. 2. Printed fur Rodwell and Martin, New Bonciatrett. On the 25th instant will be published; 1 . . I Xortilii. With the Almanacks, embellished with no emblematical . • piece, containing a Medallion Portrait of Captila Puri, in extra boards, ._. . k IIM ES TELESCOPE for 1821.; or, etijirtii-x• Gums to the Almanacs : containi4 an Explanation Ot tabu' Days and holidays; illustrations of British Ilietory and Antigtil ties, Notices of Obsolete Rites and Customs, Sketches of conseara.- tive Chronology and contemporary_ Biolgiaphy ; 'Astronomical Oc currences throughout the Year ; Remark:* on the Phenomena of the Celestial Bodies; Reflections on' he Slirly Heavens; rod 'the Naturalist's Diary. To , which are prefixed, an Introduction, con taining the, Outlines of liistorical and Phydcal Geography; and im Ode to Flowers. . . By BERNARD n03.6g. - - London : Printed fur Sherwood, Jones, and Co. Piternosterlow. N. B. It having been found necessary to reprint some of the early. and recent volumes of 'lime's Telescope, any single volume may now be had io complete sets, as well as complete sets from the commence's:tilt. " Taken altogether, Time's Telescope is one of the bestirodue. tions to be put into the hands of youth, which oar tekmisg Press sends forth. It leads by easy toads to improving studies; it is'es l , ceedingly various ; it is full of hints for thinking; aokit is honest , and unprejudiced. From the ebild of bye years of age to thentiture of fifty, it will afford both entertainment and in;elligenee."—ti terary.Gazette. . . TO SPORTSMEN. TM. day was published, embellished with Plates, price 9s. in boards, A New and Improved Editlin. of . /[:HE sH,TER'S C011PANION; comprising to- LL and Management* ;Amur ralitcb all - • G, Owstuset places Hoe. • , Thy house, ind In the rap of life, • • That lunsey-drcip) thy pleating wife. QOCRATES, by his discourse on Marriage, so enrop k..7 tared his anditeri.widithe subject, that the ntarried men flew to their *rites, andthe bachelors Mistimed to bt , wedded ; std 'lke Spectator" has affirmed, th&the word" wife ls the nicht agreeable and delightfut name in agnate. The sadred lastitutien; then, of marriage, compasses the ileade ratueu a lllll cniarnent: to . not only with happiness an earth, but disposing the soul itself to harmonize with bliss hereafter. .Prevines, however, to meting into this hallowed obligation, I becomes an imperative duty, not oitly to regulate the pastiont, to cleanse the grosser nature from those iinpurities which the . 1 dbm of msttistticted pleasure stay have entailed upon it. "To tie neglect of such attention are attributable many of those baplmetak dances, which, while they excite the ccnnotiseration of tbe holdert tsbeikl also Impress biro with the fear of sell-reproath, - LnxseioushabitawUleffen sinise the, body—a resitheuce iu the pits will relax the elastic 6D[/—but mere especially does the • mature Wattled's et youth too frequently compromise the natinal dignity into a state of Madden, from whence the agonized suf ferer more than doubts the chance of relief. To alt such, thee. we address ourselves, offering hope--energy--muscular strength...- felicity ; nor will our adverts's appear questionable, sanctioned ea Tare by the multiplied proofs of 20 years successfuVeiperienne. The posy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the sate • !ton of those bleishigs vibich concentrate the stupdal - wrealk the female itabit is often ceeistitutionally weak—yet It can be iiiengtheibtand.deficieut energy improved -inteluactional power. In every caase,.# ; sythAtjihotrusien, y weU y in every re don of tile gesseeptrotectunircsre .11141 e our abilit y to cure . 1 p . 1 4 . 4 261` Rort sOidem *re • - - taken *•; * : Pit cOLErbi• • ! • • • . •• The" Mat:4 . 164, etitiels 'sire froin 4port• 4'4% 1 41 i niitiy Of the Interior fez die ***SINS, presenleii. , to the Congress of Cetiolnilia,lfieyWilllseread With intireif in this try, its jCriim , from an 4164 skinrie, 66e df the steittallisterriiil. condifirikiff IWO Re‘Pliblii: The• iirib of nil-n*01 . 167W ieted - '• ;.• if It s . the Intuition- eif' slavery is•FighlY to k 17014 n - 1111 t* • . 'The 1 1 .1 inister ird trail that his'iiii ati tette' m IN Meiiiireilit lirope s is for the'graduiti 'erhaficipation 'Ut the dairei, kid the a's 4 t,•'" We Mit 4 des right, whether Ave Safer by it ortsise It ii;lihtreveitirhighly ques .tionitble whether hinny - poirit s of ' these meatuses ip • sous too the interests Of Ctflornbiil. • This' to the Corigrest, and Enblithed in the. tiesesidlptrs, is an efeellect instance of the adien rtes of the repreteitfittlie syiterit. 'EVeit gtilti in the .notintry has an Opptittanity of milt* what the :Whinier sitys-,of tinning his ihOtights toititdt• suggestions for the:general good;_ and if that ciniCealtnent and 'fraud which was so preialeat ander' the Spanish system in these countries, is at ante reistrered iMprrictiCable. „ ,LiazaTy or Title .SI F AVEL—The litiw of the 19th of ialy Of The year 11; which gave libeity to all -thinew rbOrn offs Print Of dives; which abolished • tbe - traffiC in iiegenei., and established Committees of Maneritisslon, has been eiecuted threihhcnit the Republic. In Detem ber of the same year, being the term fixed hylew for liherathlk such shies as. the fends"apPfrbirlated for thin Purplige'Wereentinpetent to redeem=, ieveral received tlieir liberty, bleishlt the Legislators if 'Cairmliia, who had 'granted them such happiness. The niirnher libe rated last December was still greater, and the Govern ment entertains well-fOUnded hopes. that the funds *ill annually increase. , It seems that io certain provinces'df the Republic an apprehension exists,, that by. the extinction of slavery, the productions of the oil and the Working of the mines will Le diminished. is an event that may happen; but it is uncriestionably a minor evil to the inhabitants of those provinces, compared with that of living amidst a volcano, ever ready to explode with dreadful effect: it is better that their agricuiture and mines should suf fer paitial ills, to which gradual remedies may be ap plied, than, by continuing . the former personal slavery, insensibly heap up combustibles for aterlible confla gration. It is well known, that in this 01111tUI L EY.BUT Legislators have been animated by the most profound foresight and justice. LIBERTY OF TIIE NATIVE INDIAWS."-The greater part of the civilized Indians of Colombia have ever been, 'and indeed still are, -a thoroughly degrade: class. They 'nave been reduced by the Spanish law to a perpetual apprenticeship, and it may with truth be said that they wets the slaves of their Clergy and Alealdes. Both the one and the other were in the habit of ordering them to be publicly scourged, whether old or yoimg, and for the most trifling faults. Thus they lived oppressed and in subjection ; their physical and moral energies utterly lost. Reduced to cultivate their lands in common, they felt no interest in improving them ; and with no other desire than that of vegetating in their vilthges, they passed their lives in n.i4ery, and were scarcely able to pay their annual tribute, 414! xis to nine dollars, which the law deinan,led fiom all Mlles between the age' of eighteen and fifty. The first general Congress; well aeqoainted with the condition of thedirdian,•:, and deiiroos of extending to them the and , civit - rights of citizens, sanctioned the law rendering all Indians ecktuil In privileges with the rest of Coldnibiai suppressing the tributes End bodily labour introduced among them through abbsis ; add providing fcir a division of the common lands, in paspetuitys. within the space of five years. . •Rnant, ..CIiettITABLE Isorterarnotte.-There.art in a, *di to, and . Caraccas, i table institutions;'.er - latises destined for the itipport of the p oor; and in Which' Hier can work at some trade. The ativerisimeor GS - lately founded a sithilar institution in Pamplona. NATUBALIZATIOR or FORBIGNERS.II4IIIOIIIIIiIIe • views which animated the first general Co3w.psioisapc ' tioning the 18$d Article of the Constitution, andr. - e law of the Sd of SepteMber of the year 11; for AV id mission•and eaturalizition of foreigivers, have begini to take effect. Many have already solicited 'letters - of ha toralization ; and by admitting them as adopted sons, Colombia acquires capitalists, and indnstrinus;rpenwho will increase her populaiiou and her wealth: At the cro se of last year, 14 letteri of hittnealielthan The Government i;perstiadecli•that the kedpeeity of Colombia requirei that every possibile facility alionld be granted to the naturalization of foreignerei,l i specilly m such as bring with the that cseitakef . 'w hie e . public stands so notch 'in neiaa Pot fri_i•ieascin and others ecptally poweiful, it will 110 1 64 hinelitialifiee move 411 Unnecessary diffic o I tie! in the way of °braiding letters of naturalisation. This may ,partly. be sitcom_ pushed by enacting, that in lieu of 6,p00 . i4 9 Nrs i9,airi culpral property, -ay.eaactvd bythe t ieireoth article of the law of the Stf SePtember, i n . as 4 yeif it, sheaf' be subilittited landed Property of everY'deieriptiiiii,•flitni nislung the sum to 4,000 dollatte,' Thus every fereigoer may easily acquire letters of naturalization, and thereby increase the capital and the population of the country. MINES.—The mining provinces of Colombia, which are Antioquia, Chuco, Popayan k mt of the rovin i ces of Neyva, and Pampeluna,coatknueyilding gel.{ dust. The EicCutive hopes that in foltcie the . production of our ofd minei (which • are the' Syrtiy .worked) will yield arnie abtrodaitly..' Theasiine 'causes which affect the advance antideclattl Of out wriel;ltute; influence also our mineFale7uttict“ign±: • Senoot.e.— 'the laW of the 2d I ,v g ,st,• 151. 21 1 which enjoined the estiblnkiheill. 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Units atm Gicasuatro, DEMIT me to acquaint you that WEDNESDAY, he X6th instant, ii the day appointed fiat - ELECTING A iidCCMOR•to the lamented Mr. GRANT. Tbe grounds upon which I'have presumed to solicit the honour v. year Suffrages haste been already submitted' to, your considers -41,2 ; and I cannot, in adequate terms, express my gratitude for y h ki w b e n which I have so unifoitnly eiPerienced throughout Iny cia*sgs• I tatteat a continuance of exertion on the part of my friends, d Me hero& of poor early attendance on the day of Election. Sbosld I be suctectsful, I liave to assure ychi that my utmoit at team shall be devotell . to your interests, and to the observance of jut*, of conduct which may best justify your choice. • 'live the honour to be, with great respect, tits and Gentlemen, your faithful and obliged servant, PETTY MUS2RATr. ]f e w Bread-street, Nov. 11, 1823. Nr.bluspratt's committee will sit daily at the City of Loudon Tavern; where all communications affocting his interest will be mo t thankfully received. POMPEII. This day was published, a new Edition, in Two .Vottones, irp.,givo• containing upwards of One hundred highly Autsiml Engra 'OOP Price ,C 6. 65. DOMPEiANA: the "EctiOce), ATOquitiei s 'lol 04- of Pompeii. JL • By Sir W. GELL, and J. p. 9 AVOY, Arr.l4!: Painted for Rodwell and Martin, 4a, New tioad-straot.,, _ . • Ina few days, two wilt the ' 91st pin 20. • A &child Adinott of • . . AJOURNEY from the SNORES of HUDSONS BAY, to tbe Month of the COPPER-4 1 NA . . 1t1V144; . and from thence, in Canoes, upwards of Five Hundred and, of the Return the Ropedition, Overland, to Fradstines 13, CAPTAIN JOHN FRANKLIN, IL N. I'rinted.for John Murray, Albemarie.street, London. rpm Unpiee ented. hi Mt. ti S INTIECORE.UTIC DROPS; In totally eradblating every Symptom of those destructive Maladies, Scrofula and Scurvy, has raised them to a high estimation in the public mind. Their ope ration is at once mild and effectual, In the first Instance bringing the stomach ,(tbee gra9d fountain of life) into a healthy state, and ultimately renewing and invigorating.the.whole system, ULCERATED SORE LEGS. ' • Gialgow, 11th September, 1822. Garst.aanis-4 consider it• a duty I owe• both you and the Public to make My case knoWn.--eFor five years I was severely afflicted with the Scurvy in both my legs, front the knees to the antler: it Mt...attended with considerable pain, and rendered my rift miserable.. I bad the advice of several Medical Min, and tried the usual Oipiments, Lotions, and internal Medicines, without any effect, I Also tried Sea Bathing, but it made the complaint worse. At length I called on Mr. Robert Nelson, Surgeon, Bre. at - the Crou, &hewed him my legs, and stated the course I had pur sued: :Ise advised me to snake trial of your •ANTISCOIt BUTIC DROPS, as be had known many very bad eases cured by them, end others 'greatly relieved; accordingly I purchased a 4s. 6il. bottle from him, which eased. the pain, sod by the time I had takon lig, al *tie completely cared, and am now as well as ever - . I was. i -Ifthe Shave facti will be of any use to you pr the Public, you Mee my full permission to snake what use of them you please. . • . I am, Gentlemen, /oar obedient servam, *EDWARD D1A124, . . Publican, High-street, Glasgow. Attested by Mr. R. Nelson, Surgeon, &c. at the Cross, Glasgow. To Messrs. Lignutn and Sun, Surgeons, Manchester. These Drops are sold in moulded square bottles, at 25..0,1. 41.61 and Its. by Mr..l.igutun, 63, ,Bridge street. Manchester; and by Meseta. &tiers, Chemists, No. 4, ChcaPside; and 214, Regent street, London, 20, Waterloo-place, Edinburgh ; and 54, Sick vine street, Dublin • J. and C. Evans , 42, Long -Wie, West Smit hfield ; Sutton and C:4i, Bow - Church-yard ; -Barclay and a, 9,5, Fleet-suarket ; E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's hutch - yard ; , 150,.Oxfoed-street; and enry.,blarkrill, st, Whitechapel; don i F. Mewbery and Sons, 99 t Dame-street, Dublin ; It: Sean, and J. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh; R. Nettie'''. &ninon, and J. Baxter, Italian Warehouse, Glasgow ;and the prilscipal! Mediesee Venders in every-Market Tows. :::•.., . •• • • Of whom also may be stir LO TIONt.fer all Scorbutic ilsairietra.galeills. 9d. duty useladed.