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r 7 ret ' - • - • • • . • •;•,J kin Xritto • t►r;~+sxa 183.3. SATURDAY. DECEN ru li-KOYA L. DRII V- E . ON MONDAY N EXicbecember 1898, Their Majesties' Pnwatits will act the Tragedy et GEORGE bARN W ELL Thirronthgead, Mr. Prime ; Barnwell, Mr. Eyre George Hato* , it , Mr. Siilinita ; Trneanta, Mr. 'loll:mid ; Blunt, joy. (' i gar. Millwood, Mrs. Pl“Ptil i M.111:1, 11i a Boyce ; Lucy, Mrs. Sports. ;Aar Aga will be terived,*ter the Rest time flume t 2 yenrs, the Pastuasime ROVINKIN CRUSOE: OR, HARLEQUIN FRIDAY. With the Origraal Altaic to the First Part The Gitet‘tre, wad the whole ottlie Moire Soil!. C44.ond Part, entire.), New, cosinosed Ise Messrs. D. soil M. Curti. antAsons Crowe, Kr. D Egvilir. (being his first appear awe in that eb,rscter) ; ranter, Ai r , Male 1:„n. Fairltrotber ; Eieutennet (with a Song), Mr. Snntli ; Friday, Mr. Laurent Omani. Lis fist appearing... 4 its tbst *character'. The Original Sawarw Donee, by doodnian, Slope, Wells, Austin, Fiala, irc. THE EECON D PART, With Addltious and Alterra ions, Now scenery, Sr. illielequin, Me. Gairliois ;* llaivlurro, Mr. }1:J,•; Lover, Mr. norbsotber Cupid, Mi's C. Bristow i• the Clown, Mr. Laurent. Colrunbrae, Mrs. Sharp. The Dances by Mailer Eanreat. Mrs. Ilharp, Le. Le. On Tuesday, Comedy of The Ben, : Sir George Cry. by a Vonen Centlowan (being appearance on ii.isster' ‘tic , 'nes:lsy. The Cpentry ItisafeKry, bo p , Job.: Ball —.oo rih.lay,'l;.tai time, Venani.--(1n Staterslay, TL. Honey Noon_ A l'irn Cesaaly is in ratitarssi, sad will be aper.ii;y pro. itiAn. TI4I:ATKZ-110TA1.,.1 1 .:t1 Ai% 1 I eliN • Si;EN 041( NRX:e. 180:4, kji will be acted, Ow Trove*. wi ► EMCE ESALIIV ED ; OR, A PLOT DISC.IVt IC.a). robe of TrAte, Mr. parrup,rt ; P.sli, Mr. Murray ; Du,larn.r, Mr. Zratilau ; C Krothlr ; Pirrro, Mr Comte; Megabit, Mr. Churu.s. lictildrra, Mrs. Ream moat ((rola aut Tbantse4.3,.al, Glausivs, amain Mr scrod aneraraoce L•atioiCk . er abicb •7;11 be round, with ad4itssusal• spiewilow, AN CeitliatCti of TIARLEQVIN AND N1(1 11-11):T1 GOOSE; OR, THE GOLDEN WG. The !usvirri, biachteery, 4c. are rotirsly New. The Overseer. and dinote eoraposud by Mr. Ware.—Th• Pautuusione ptudoced under t h e Dips; fiat of Mr. Fairy. Ilse Owns by Mr tiollocus., Jas. Tfotwrr .Gotior ibiaintout, Colin:a/to wards llarle qq Me 111.01ftrits. Soo.; Vivi:, 'Bogle, afterward: t loud, ?:r Grimaldi; Aldine Soy (with allorap.pel ' Mies Gialotette: afterwards Colt:tilling, Mite Adams. DIROC4`• by the Mums Adams: 11...ter Os= Syriac, am. To coneladr with two matt, Now leant, : the first rept e. meting the Ruin: of the late Theatro-Royal, in Cut eiit. • rosiest, whit li rimiest, to a New Theatre. On Titealse, the rinuislF of The Men of The World t Sir Pertioss Marayrorlis..t, Mr. Cooke.—Oa Wednesday, tine New Grand Melo-Dietitian Opera of The Saito-Aldo Monday, the Tragedy of Othello : Othello, Mr. 1 *daft; • lace, Mr. Cooke.—On Friday will be rerieed, nut AC d ape vien year* ' the Comedy of The Bogy Body Marplot, Las"; fair George .tiry, Mr. Joan. VALUARLE ADVOIIIIO24, SHROPSHIRE. r UE. SOLD hr PUBLIC AV(. fION. us rLairay's Cafienlioose„ in London ' by Mr. ST 4. TON, in the beginning 1/1 . FErli!' ISY km . r, rarticsaaly disposed of by Private -.menet, the ADVDO% CCM, or perpetual right of presentation to a vsluanns VICARAGE. The P•iish rvint4iiis shout 41100 acres of 111. closed Laud ; of which, about Ivo Ur,. are Pasture, doo sore, Mesduvr, and $6O arras Ara :de. Also a Cuminua, of shoat moo wows, which, upon as isebssent Wewia itonteistz will add mach to the value of this Property. Vicara;e is endowed with the Rectorial Tithes ar.sMe Owns about las° serves of the &hove lands, of which 010 are 1.1 Tillagt, 144 IS .Iteadow, and 41;11 iu Pasture. The Itieuut!,eut is about 6o years of ar. The Vtearaga Dingo* ha ini-tern antl substantial .haildittg, • With roust twat Osit.ilffirea, Farm-Buildnies, moil about 36 sera of Girlie Land ; luso • rattan Farm 14ints tad about 2 , 1 acres of thole Lund in that pui of the parish which is ..object to pay itectoriatTtehre Thu snasi,i.in a healthy, iu a Iterstiful part of Shrop shire, six miles from a rotmitterabl• tuatlat town, with Lod mo o n to the MTV, and fm.ii whence tiara is a mail. camel) to London. Fur further partienlgra Inquire, of llenwe. (/robins, Kin. device, and Dunnville, Solicitors, Liacolit'adnit, 1.4,1401114 Messrs. Black sad Chapman, &intern, Middle Temple, Landon and )tr. Stanton, Auctions*" !litchi's Herts. illi.ll2!itiNS or either tie% will greatly promote thclr future health It 114 luippieeria, by the perusal of that vntaaldrpal/I:eation, 'Witted a GtMDF.Tt) H ITH; or, Advice to both SeXes, to a variety of emopluitita; with ato ita oa tier% mot, coasstosptire. aid Isyrieitondruse di.. tray ‘, &c. R S.\ hOl.OllO N, With 411 fKorot Pou trait of the Antlior. Thin veinal). Publication has already For.c throne!, SS large viitioos ; entry individual, mule of frmaSe, *loath, nod this three skillet% Tract, as 11 w a anat. caitlleut production, 11114 prows to be the belt Ciu,,Te to Health, and, m sold, to happtuen hal, that has bare warred Mew the 1•4w1,1 Amon; the present century. Sold by Mathews and Lazio, ta u atrand. NIINDIAL TKETN, ON ANEW AWL 1111110*ED.FLAN• MI t.. F A I.EURi Dentist. of Wolosso-biter, issimll4lpiert, bees lease respectfully to IllOWOOft I. ilte PuMie, that in tom...pp nee of trarktos experiment% mai of vast •pplicothiu to hi.: Profession, he is enabled to SO. tfirOIOOLICI A Writ I( (AL 1 LL I Ili by means of • Miin-ral Potimrstios, ago to km. coinplete satisfaction to those who say hail oreamou kw such suhatitutes..—Mr. F a t t or en . Pea to supply Irmo one Tooth to a whole fief, without rousse pan .w iivitatino, and of so optimism• so very na. Neal, as to defy the most enticed obserect*at . the rime tire the Toe% to 'applied a ill answer every parpo.e for masticatio.•, gse to the "wee its votoral Moe and taistin ellom ; mot **near constructions re sir incorruptible, that Mr. Prime escape to replace tient, free of expsow.a, rf met kapott lo wear, vs t hangs colour. Mr. Faleur rue also soh an at ti deist Palate, in a matoier smiths/ to bhumlf, sad sever lio emu atteMpted by ear isdividital,-Mr. Valour feels It spins his duly to caution the PliSlit spout the veuniluos pth cacosia of as nit, envious, and writable rosspetitur, whose Mitteut of Charge sod Practise basing neon subverted by Mr. Fain is est ablishioeitt, lois . hem oncessine is hi" sttompot to iwiarr Mr. F. in the puhlie noinioa. Pat Mr. Patent's leaps bovine rlreatlv given peat sattst,dunt tii mawy re rpm table characters, he ',mottled, ?brooch the hie relay Ind fuothoos of his Frieada, to rive n lemur% s as to the (ormo lu., of bit la aralillogia, I‘ hieh esitcot fail prottue highly sa rt.C.et nay to alone win arty have 0C,4,i041f,r the mercies of Ms tateoo—to indulzence, be 1,(1,c , •( , , o(v.r :effort cape ' .noceil by any Dentun, nod which h•s :ICCII 3( COI fled to Mr. IFedeise, to entesesociwe of the illiberal attacks of Ibis irritable ...tip oideu i otopetivar, persevered iu for years. The Old I la., at.„ r i.i k in , ..-11 in MOS.I, that his ermdttet bas already ~o tsuseel flo hint hoonorable mention in the Retoeda of the Court of tio.,e's &orb, and on the Mioates of every rt.part. stir Al r.chte er the Stuck EaLlsanit. \u. is, Wobuts-pisos. t A GOOD BARGAIN. TO BE SOLO, for Trisenty.three fluiuca.4. a capital 'resin 1-I.und PIANO FORTE, with att.ti firma! Keys, Pedal, &c. Ur the 'broperty of a Lady, who hue exchsnred it fora Cram! Matsu Peaty. The abora in-. !arsine:it cost Thirty-six Guineas. sad N If SUUd IR I. May be seen from eleven to font o'clock, at Nu. s, Leicras ter. Lairester-square; it bss been very link used. If it is wanted for the coantry, specking case can be made fur as Guinea and a Platt A HOUSE UNFURNISHED, VvTANTET), by a Percent . f re‘pectability. in the neizlabourboad of Finsbury-square, Bishops oate. street, or Fruclorcio-strtet, tire Rent sod TaX , I hot to exceed lea pet SIIOIIIO. Letters to be addressed to L. S. at Mr. Uniebeet's, Ao, s 6, Fleet -street, post -pant This day is published, by T. CAVELL sad W Shand, r (ELEB in SEAM:II of n U'LFg: • cam `J peidieudius fihserinitioaii ou boma.tic Liabita sad Manners Religion and Murals. In two volumes, prise la. This day is h ride. ava. peace el. 3s. is bassde, tlsc sjott edition, of Q ACRE - I) BIOGRAPHY ; or, The lisitfory or 1:7 the Patrierrlis. Bei* a Coarse of Lectures delivered at Oat Seats Chard., Leaden Wall. .Yy 14P.MtY HU/41TR. D 1 1 1440111* heekelserd wad Letterisaa J ; Mad, sail Co. Croslay sad Ca yy J. 11114;gy ; and !An:- wad, (forst, Mar sad Oriac; Ltioglisat. MSS OWENSON% NEW NOVPL. Tills Us ,4 sl4. Mite vs. lbeuirdx t UT M A ! or, lf)A of A'lrH N . By MI.S UW ENSON.. "Nu .hude qu'un s'eleeut aux pin guides chesn si sniff[ your ti fitlC Is imam de Is beuutt . . tla flails no:re auw les SCUMUCeII sir rrsprit t at de In rcrru." HiLviTius. Fri Mai fee Longman, Must, Rees, and (km% es t•-noue ler- row. NEsvgininort OF THE STATE TRIALS. Os MONDAY, halsery g, um), welM he polattated„ (to he io Tbletywis Illeettlke Mote, ARUM g Twelve wry Wry. rolonles is Royal Octavo?, Part OA First, pity. tor. &M. of .3(313E rrs Complet* Calks-60n of STATE kj TRIALS, and peucee.fm.ga fir LBO Tempos, aid other Crimew atd daemons, from the earliest period, down to the miewt time • • A Prwpcctu, of OA atrwe MIA may be bad of the Pol;tober ; of R. romslaaw yferldemetreet, Covent-Gar den ; and will Le and .1 by 1.14.4, J Enabler, N.:e Maid Alemiccd, aid jnnes, Paterntw. ter-ma; Bidet, Pe.ty, mot tki..rtbory,.Lemlenball.strert ; J. Amber, Dabliu aid of every *member, Law :itaticaer, end Neasinau iu the Cnited Curlews. I.IO6IERN ART OF WISKEItY, CARVING, nig day is published, pace 'wore, eaak , liialveli wide • rOlit'Sit of Mr. J. C. "RclttaLlleiie, and a View for the hauy, Piccadilly, Lindkm, Naiubtr I. (to be coat:tilted friday)* oi Hg HOUSEKEEPER'S INSTRUCTOR;! Or, l/oitiersal Fasoili Cook. beitig a fall sad choir Daiplei of ibis Alt of Cookery, is nil its various Brandies. Mao, thtfishole Art of Confrctionery, Pickling, Preserviag, dec. i the waking and kerpoig in perfcctioa British Wines ; Owl proper Rahw for Wetting. To 'biotite added, the Colo. plete Art of invitratri will, Tw,..itystkree Ea. gravi , sAd maw a/ Fort fur envy Moods in the Tear ; the 31intscr of Jecor.ding a Tiede displayed try Copper plates; Threctioas far 1 111arketiig &wrest lon wo Calurary• PoisoltPa It* the IScraftwitarie of Ito! Mirth,/ 'Aid Fruit Garden. The whole forward on an enure new }4m. liv wii.LFAm ,iuGUs - rus HENDEiN!)N. The Filtereth Editidn ; corrected, Revisal, end Coy*, dertbly irspruvril,b7 every modern Addition sad Variaiitio in the Art, by JACOB cliftworinsit IicIINEMIELIit • Lae A,p,picntiec w Ileasrs and 1 3 .essy,Oxford-stroan and afterwards Cook at Ilelon's Motel, blab 3 and tin Affmny,tiondon. Pi inte.l and nnld by J. Stratford, No. 115, ti.. 11.0176-11111, Lotitilmi ;iota uyb ba 1 4'1341 otrier 113uksefter.. and t\ess 'urric,s to ti.r.Vnited k in33.lnm Tiro Hoek ony be bad complete, to Fourteen Numbers, Pricy tel. rads. PELRAGE, TO I:t4 This any is published, I. two ir'olumes, prier ties. is boards, with 'missy Plates, siege/illy mad accuralely eagreced, and printed on a flue paper, KEARSLEVS PEEILAGE of ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, Mid MELAND ; cootaieleg an Ac. nand of tbr Ong* lietwars, Marriage*, anti Issue of the Nobility ; a List of all their Family Names, Titles of F.i.kr Sens, sod TrauslnUou of their Mottos To cluck are added, As Armed of the Orders of Kuighilinml, an marl Vides two of each of the Bishoprieks, and • complete estiect PeroTe cif the Three Kingdoms. A List tear Biro:lets is 111101111.1: &Olt:11W, Slid Ireland, from their Institutions to the present Time, nod of Koichi lischr!ois during His present 3lajint)'s Helga, alphabetically Nu .'prose his Lees 'pined is lire above IVork., which is eutripikil IMru Ileigival Dortn< nt., obtained Loin the Yob lie Offing; of Anus in England, &Noland, and ir pother with the most *unman.: Krrmdy, l'anichial, soil Excksouticit ErittellC,P in the Three Kingdoms. l'rinted for G. Keenley, fleet-st reet. AT3.49 • FIFE AND LtFE ASSUAANCE COMPANY. rritiE PRE4IOEINT and DIRECTOIOI Proprietors anvil as Nola', that their tics Is mosso!! to No 91, clizarstas, ie.ere the Burmese wilt in, _l:awe le troweled. The Miss Aseigran solicit attention Se the fellmosi J.:mi toses pr.puseci by OM% ran.:— Tvi..y Retn, in cne of Fire, without any sail:wild Penellatro. • To . mune Farming Peek, without se creme. dale.' WW 2 per Cent,teesaatel... • • n • ' to moms ilcrekastits In the West !mils Ducks, a;gg, pipe - Ceßt• par Rama, '. make DeWitt* by 1 ightoti..l end To il.rue Potiiiev k make Einloileaskoto sad Surveys, free of .E. N o lee IM the AlM(.et. Pr;ett d Propo - als ono) be had ,ssappliration 3t the Office in Imokau, or to (be Agents Glemsow, Vt.ll - Cock, and otieefiu ,, s :aid To. sr. the King dom. HRYIIT 15 ESN'S() VG Jou., Socrelarj. C4eapide, 04.114, I hoc DUTII3 QN PIIOFI7 S 01 VOR EIt N SYR CANAk'lliti,, POMEii,SIONS Olt SELGUITIES. plit.l.'itoi'tat T C u! r AT 46i4 .1 Ms present afiqjeay sGp.oea, Heat Pr.:•its arising fr.. Affirm Pcsw , s.isss C r Fos • Serstities, or 4 any of Ho Mvertfis Doirtiehars berseal 1 a Seas, Sr atreefta by the Cootraini,rners ac. , 4"Aie Ltratlao, *Olt, Liv,rpoul, or Glasgow, at or 110 , 1/WS So which sorb shalt 4., hewn „fro ireportoni, or at or:wan:4 to whork the who shalt Aare receisvd.rernit fangs shall reside; and Sin AN yr the ssth tof His presrat .jeot dirorts,that ishearrer :Upraise, or profts draws,: a:afore said sh.7!l M.i SIM 4m/whit into,. SS rervioe , l nay "see partly in, the yes immaimeotripirdy is ens of the ostports a nee. soistisesilithe agate of sa a ritro‘rce OrnAte asssowst by thitallsoiniwierorssf v! elanoie,; and trlaeuevet swei prolate or proiti=a n st le. n whoiloistoortad lett+, or r ay airy p:roon is, the ast-port. - alionoe sekshesing, by: parts, is two or awe elf sari o r -y.,,,r r , the tehrie thrrof 'hall be arsesed st that port et seri eh the !tinier port in aging 441 heir Gem intposfir.l•or rrrvinskt, jororiasa that the relaras ~:'earl, ar italliennot to the t'ormreissiorers at roc... .ithaiesfodt rj.kh any pert thereof .441 hart r been iapaileelse 'mewed. _ I: e. ing atm .farAter 4C:wk.*, a l the aid Ersf-meciest:d Art at the soth of His preost Majesty, that th . ..-Ival r Kern.., • web pro !ere er pefile aluzil be r.terrof for thr same, mt.! ?all 6. asuneerelefor ail thee revuo i , s. f o , dp ,,,,,„„ r mid POilg Ilet tim•et on .le4 pinprrlii, seller ker 'l 4 le ealeit or pro 'with» 4e resideat is Green Brain of net, - newer . the jumuleiee cinglainel iis the !'id Art: t Hi , .41AJFSTre CO al MISSMN ERN - for the A . frel:re TA KER arab, tire Natire. that Aria iegailieopeme odes C•44;alV eu 4o ail piviotrly .o essporti4 or -rocsissit. assit,hg Nowa I or as ',Jose tacetasat , Oat beiv isairoosio dealt tisi.,fitspoo petratties,'lLeo illert6 . , require, thel *MS who. a. "VT ON P•Veiefaeo. or al , Inteat or esisietts• eer 0151;,,, arr"piy,,4 onto, iiesciarviotu eb re nest. al ill haro onenlohrt44, asses is Great it, dale, god who hare wegiostee or anti:tag to I 1,04 ler t!, for t of the Arts olio r,silett, by not lielieteied aol c , ,opiete .eturns for He weal 4!4.1 '.'y Armee ?ice , fns te4kA they luny Or . 111 dd uslt, 1. Vie Coaairgi,serr of the ' :5- .j:eerier pi ter, ah,re enlist; astornily to the rhtirtilai Htereisi' oso *terve Ifeeb.retwore, •thinsim the" v. 74 1. jorocceded va.ast ihr pnwrikat isrerrna br. ftela • 0 , %.11•1ni . as de:0114111. _ • •• . . . . re 10144 0,411.51 , 1.4 ens Aegis, loron inf./mod e•at mural Ift-. i tutu titled ehnr!'erl ,rith Aasisi?h:, to Foveae residing is Great Britain, poistrl, oat of the pram& of the ekld Estates, one that it late becomes preettte ite..'at t the exuatit , rf oaaProutatit 14 , 4 at isi,o.frfriirtia. 0 6,1,4 # 114 " 1 .! "Imilug fheiw.:ere of the proptietor, hot oaltaililei the raywoot rinsil:en, i• ac e es , a eit., .t r tre, tkot no arriteriv, a ietere4 f Nuatey erareed thr any Yotrae ia lb. MajortVe . fore;yn do taliOnS *eel to le *- doer..tram 14e osoloratir of thi orilite, bit ought tale hoehrtiai thereto, a, part of the profile*, the estate, poiartle to the aortf 11111A, mid that tha prepei•tore or their agerta are rorperticcly liable In the duty to be chatireel Apes'', nail thee in all cagey whereafter paiaeol qf sur4 annritii" no prod/ V pil .4.14.• aggic to he iteawarreoljer yhhe prnprietor• •• their grits, they art bound to return tee ...out of A rch rwoositioe,aed to he ekzauted r4r thew. ie 4 1, .4,,c/. C 414.11, the propri, roes, or t kor grew., rertecticaly, ore to 4,..d0ct trona the re imotclire orrertirmate their propor.ion' of the diary 1.7 ...heeled re moppet flow/ Its thoire of the 11,..ird, • o#re fee Tn rye, ta, base. M A 'THAW WIN lElk q•c . In January will he paths bed, with 170 Plates, erre...teed Ity tne First Artists, prink"' umfansily w ith the Zoolosy ui the saute Author, ia two vulgates, price Ji 12e. rid- or, ou large paper, .11. i6e. I. 'ZOOLOGICAL I.ECTURES ;• as &h. send et the Lmerien Museum, and at Ih.i 110)4 Instittation, Albentarle-street The wheat coursed Leetnres is by se /mans :wended as a deeply *dentine sea niaborate I,riei of 7aorloireal Liwiatsitimei..—The ;timers; tenor of the esplanations is put ruscly emidneted with as little appearance of the parade of technical tense as pensible ; and the rea.lir must nut ex pect to Ind any tong Meertations relative ter the nature of Animal Life, or any very minute, Observations relative to the Clinsibeetion of the Animal hingdere . • but the while is newly intesoled us a plain Itlostratiou of the .iniutal World, oecurding to the Lowman mode of arraugcnoeto i with Root, °fruition tit 'Onions and tronspositiouo. 2. The HISTORY of BIROS ; bring the Seventh Volume of figment 7.uolugy. with my Mateo, price xi tor mid. or, on large paper, 31. Both lry GFA.III.fiE SIIAW, M.D. F.R.S. Of the British 31womin. Printed for G. lireniley, Fleet-street. Of whom nsip be bad, by Dr. Shaw I The HISTORY of HI ADIIVPI:DS ; with 294 Plaice. I. the first Artists, in Four Parts, price Five lienicse, or, on large paper, 71. 14s. is hoards. The HISTORY of .I,:tII3IALS; with 542 Plates, in Two Pali., price 21. lea. LA. or, uS large raper, 3i. 16e. is boards. The HISTORY of FISHES; with toe Plates, its Four Parts, price 51. 50. or, uo large paper. 71. Its. Is hoordi. 4 , The HI S TORY of INSECTS • with in PI ore, in Tiro Parts, price ill Els tit. or, ea Mtge piper. il. Ws. in beards. 111 4 ; * • • • . . . . °_ 0.-trriok ° • • .91 r CIO • *..-11;•-.4 vpk. plliEtt 24, 14108. •• It A L LBIoN FIRE Mean •ThigUR4I.NCE cum New-Batons-bassi, 111.40arsij as Plepotraturti BY ACT OF PABLIAMBNT For. brumes fives• Fess, sad oa Lives ; and fur the Craut sad Purchase of Amine:rms. • Insurances Olin due at.. CIIR tenet AS should be renewed Wilde tifuun days from that period. Abatements ere stride, accorttinz to the plan which ori ginated with thle Company, ou the Premiums uf 01l lite !umfassen OUT tie I.n N ono. A lan: , automate(' ie allowed on Life lasursoce ; every facility is attorded by which the iutercet mud CaliVettienet Gf the epin: um)! t:-pro moted. WARNER P I4IPPv, Seerct.,:y . Ootapssy's • tfTire, fur the West red uf Lwifitui is at No. tyy, near I.llf.wd.strert, on the West.s.ile BA/ND-STREET. • HOUSE OF lt EPR ESENTATIVES. WASHINGTON, HOY 71 Roth Howses made a gitoru in thin furenotiii; ituri having apitoiottil a Cum e ItilOrto the fire. • .dear frotn'efie!i Hoo.e, they , adj,,,tfne.i other their Comiiiittees hail rtitiarrte. with Als Hulfsver t giat he would lead a writtel'eoutattaiiittivo to-morrow _ ut s attuy .) • Thin - 44y. se oath!. at noon, the tiitiou ta p ; 4.- sage. w:th trio Several Jucutneuts acconwanytos it ► oda tottoented to bolh•llotoits:i-- NEI , " •Yr*R'R CitT FOR 10I1T11. This day is Pobliaised, In One Volame, Octavo, forge us. • barb, TVIE Y01;1'11'11 PRECEPTOI2; or, Moral Cortdaotue groin the Acadarny.to byauhuod : a Wink, the result of artual r rrictice, and thawed to the Levens( lost tai Understanding. To which is siklcd, a, an Weil,- • went to the sandy of it iu grows youth, ;luring flick hours of relaxation from business, au gesay me the extensive Utility, Advantages, sod Assasesnest, of Illathetaatieal Lemming. fly i>.tVlo NiMiriCL London Printed for Sherwood, Neely, sod Jones Woe comm. to Mr H %Vines& N, No to, Paterouatei Possessed of the priWripleo slick tisk Vi orb inculcate*, R will PO( bailers II tie, genii' of Adana , ' Saw Hie nowt spleadid titl. • ; nor Isom bin roworzy, eves 6010 • ~ld were to be the bribe. This day is published, ilioStrated with 59 . Plates, in Twelve Volumes Octave, print 71. 4a. lit boar d., the Third Ed,. then, of lIL JOHN FILOIS:ART.; CHRONICLES S ENG LAND, PRANCF., SPAIN. sod the Adjoining COL' NTRIES, from the latter Part of the Reis. of Edward 11. to the C.o.:atlas of ilrrry IV. Newly translated (rum the Trench Editiwtis, with %aristions and Additions bum assay celebrated %KS. • by THOMAS JCMIN ES, Esq. M.P. 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" FQ VIE SENATN: AND 1101:'•E OF 11111PRESISTA -11114 tiF 677 N t!►D , D f ATDet - • " 1t mould have beets a sourer; Fellow of lima' gratilieation, if our Lust iioutmotsiestibug from Euriye hail flighted me to informs you,?that the Y.,elligerent NatioNs, whose di .regard of neutral right has :meta s<i deptrictivn te, wit I oullturree, 114 d awakened to the duty and the Noiiv am oult iturilsiituutissosh . ets. That .tp many ousiated to mason this sulotury curet, 1 tor self -of the Act nuttiori,- • i->>~ rim -usperivicas, in vr7leis; so: in port, u$ several. Einkaugo 1,..aw . .4. Our Niaibires atLouslou Paris were, iiturineteci to explain to the respect;va Gorernaien:s there, our arispusittoa to ir:ercise the au'ltority Initialer as. would witltdrum the pretext cou %thief* tae uggrisisiour -sere origitailly fouusled, and open the way 1.4 a reneisol of that • commercial iiitercoure. 111111:11 it was alleged...mall • sides, had lota reluctantly olistrucWds As mieli of them Gllorentinents hati pletl• A ed its resalineos to COMICW/11111110b1111C1ItX a measure, which feat!' lied its adversary through the inconte.tible rights of nt u trait; .ad as the measure iind 4:lWttll tiwAtintil by easitaaa reta:latiou fur an atm:etc:l acquiescence in the 'nes of the other, it was reasonably ext lea the ix-ea:ion would have been seized by 0 ,, 14 for evincing Vie rificerity of their pro&e.. siurqawl for restono,„..• to the Lluited States as.le gitainiele freadout. The iustruttions to our Mims. ter., with respect to the ditierent eriligetru.., were aecesearily nro.tiried with II reference to throe dater. eon esrunassatan , :es. and to the t axed , by law ii. dream/en tire power of bliFlirsaniots, reqUilittg alegree of asesirity to our coininercr; which would riot result from a repeal of the. ,Icertes of Freewill— InAtead of a p'adee, therefore, fora aturpensitial of the embargo, us to bar, In case of ',ugh a repeal, it was presumed that a sulficient iaducersent Initht be found in other conaiderutirrns, and partiewfarly %he ti.inys proiliica by a comvhsnee with our pit asmatubs, by one Coettagurant, and a reful,al by thtl-other, it the relattorn betweii this other rod the United States. To Great Britain, almsr power an-thi• Ocean it so ascendent, it war deemed net in. consisteut with that rontittion, to state, explicitly, that on het rescinding her Ordeve in relation so the saistrinowsistasl the kJ ni tetentt44s,llift r trade sronlif Ise op . estitt with her, and reate.tott +bat to her e1t..4)0 1 . its cave of his failure to reseltid ins decrees also, Prinit Fumes- no answer has bten received, nor any iddi • Antos that -the requisite change in hrr decter, is camentplated. The &tameable eeeet w.on ofAtha' pluposition to Great Britain was the lest no he dutkirted, to. :ter Orders of Connell had dot ojily -been referred fur their vindication .n an itenntev cence, on the part of the (lowed S:nte•„' no birilrer to be greteto - kti; but as the strainceite:nt pmpotied. r whilst-it resisted the illegal decree-. of 1. rance, in volved, moreover, substantially the ?Tecate 'dein tagest professedly atrned at by the British Orden.-- t he has, nevertheless, been rejected. '.Thos candid and liberal experiment having thus failed, and no other event having , .teenrrorl-en which a stirpere.:oti of the Etnhargo th 6 lE,tecu tire was authorised, it necessarily woilains in the extent originally given to it. We have theastisfat tion, however, to reflect, that in return for the,p. vations imposed by the tueteaire, told which our fellow-rititens in general have borne with pint iotiriu, it has had th's important effects of saving our. tho riners, and our eSt‘t mercantile property, ar well as of aflivrding torte for prdseenting the ciefenvive en 4 provesionat measnres ratted fur by the occation. It has demonstrated t.s foreign nations the moderation 41141 whirl' rover:, our Councils, and to our lint...as the ti-eessely of unittag inoupport of the laws and rights of their (-gantry; and hat thus long frostrated those asurpatioss ao,l spoliatiettas which, if resisted, involved war; if imiavitted to , stteriticed a vital principle of oar national indepen dence: " Under a coon/silence of the belligerent mi.o. sures, which, id defiance of lass which ereasecrate the rights of neutrals„ nversprrod the eccnn sit It danger,' it will rest with the wisdom of Coti A ress to decide on the course best adapted to such a stun of' thiugs ; and bringing with them. as airy no, from eireft pert of the kwon, the sentitueittis of our con 'thus:ebony confidence is tit rengthested thatt,i u form ing this decision, they will, with an unerring regard to the esseutial rights and interests of the nation, weigh and compare the painful alternatives oat of which a choice is to be made. Nor should Ido justice to the virtues which, on other actrions. have marked the character of our fellos-eitibrus, if i did not cherish nn equal contideuee that the altenuitive chosen, whatever it may lw, will be uttincraistecl with all the fortitude mid patriotism which the crises ought to %%tare. TIIP cbscuntents crititaining the cor-crpoti./.ent Is nit the ..tiliret of the fo rt edicts AAsi.:at our eolunrcet, with the instructions giecii to nor i•• Ulster, at London and Pans, are now laid before you. " The comenoniettinn made to Cisagersi at tbeir lu-t explained the posture in who It the ( .t o . e of tit, sliscsionotis, veto* to Ow sttheit by a iinteh sl.to of tsar on the tivite t a pe o l ,•ft a . 4 i 1 . • 1 . i: . pi ii „ 11