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141 , SMUT Ili TRI PANOILtUAi =CRITES. A MUNI. COXPREHEINSI,42; VIEW of the Iv- TERIOD. of DUBLIN., taken from Ur. Lateepie . .... eller, &c. carom of Sactmiihi-etiott, is just (mooed, '1;.4 lamatifal View exhibits 111:: Csatota-hunt, Rived. FlLley Bill at Shippiug, Carlisle Buidge, sad swot of lb. Eutectic lad BtuMims in the City no Or new of Perin contizier opaqor a shot tine ...Adisittonni to each Pa% itrersibirael'elliLi Da& 610itaTlani • ' 74 A'rbitillbrittrEV't? oh o .L.la-SHeod Honourable LAID PRlsl e r i. TE " ( d .f ALL IRELAND ; recommandatury drone Colantutatios Modification of tbsTythes of that Corroder; With a few itilwelu on the present. Stan of the Irish Chiench. Hy the Bar. H. H. DUDLEY, ' • Cliaacellar and Piebendrry of Ferns, Ito. , -v..-- I beseech yea . 'Wrest once the law to yule authority.; . To dos peat right, do a little wrong. Sitaarretase. Lobo : Printed fur Cadell and Davies, Strand; sold else by& Archer, Dublin. In !Impress, and speedily sill be pab:isbcd, is aiv . tested with Plaice, OBSERVATIONS' on LITI.eOTO: 4 3I . : btiu a Re-puhlicetitm of Dr. Lungs Douglas's Appesdis to Ma Hiatus" of the Lateral Operaticur of the Stone, contain. lye Me Clieselden's method of peiforisiag It; to which is added, a Proposal fur a new, sale, and easy manner of Ifatfortalng that operation. fly JOHN THOMSON, M.D. 01seet the Surgeon, of the Royal Intirirrey, Professor of nursery to the Royal College of Sorrows, rend Regius . Prokatur of Military Battery lu the Vaiversity of Ediu. With. Printed for IVilltatis Blackwood, Edinburgh; and Long. lase Hount, Rrls, andOrrae, Loudon. =0! the of !Herds will be published, in oath Flutes. • A COMPLETE 1 KEATISE on he CULTI •I2"I. VATION and PREPARATION of HLMP. By ROhER'T WISSETT, Fag FM. and A.S. Iltlett to the Coesnaittes of Warehouses of the Easi India Compton.. of various inquiries and experi -eraeut, in order to aster ' preparing this valuable methods and Foreseen A erica, comprisin, • body the subjoct, of infinite import. 36, St. James's-street; - , 11; and Archer sal i , . Of ;boss slay be had, by the same Author, a Second Editioo, with Addithria, of A DISSERTATION on the PrortiEciES that have hers faltilkd, are stow fulhltiag, Sr will hereafter be fulfilled, trelatire to the great ruioll of 'elk years , the Papal and Mo slhommutsa Apostostes ' the Tizinical Reign of .tuttchnst, or the [A Puffer, del Puer, stud the torstiou of ilia Jews, is two larga Tetanus, twice, in beseds, tys • • • . &the itttlubf Man& viable published, is Oda's, in Five ' Volumes, siligastly printed on a Sac wove Royal Popes. ' Pe.ee, la floarde,Tea Gltioras, ' 2ltiE NATURAL HISTORY of BRITISH , , • FtsitrS; including soi.atifie and tonere; ils.e. ptien s of On corr. interartiot 1-ecies, and an t,teasive trhits'af ecrirately Ftniqied C.ilin:rred Plates. Takes ea ' •!., 'tam fl-igissi Basariess, purposely roads.ftwo. tbs Ifilietiddits In s recent Stat e , ash in the most part wads[ Paid/. Ey E. lagiOlfd 'i, ! 4ntr r ar of The Eatusl Ristueiss Of British Birds, Libects, filmes...tie. tPrieted fbr the Aothos,, and for r C. and J. It/wimps, '1167 SI, ct Paul's Clioah-pard ; said alto e: J. Rate turd, 7‘ Itu ip . ?44::; W 40. 7. 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Oa Tuesday, ti;etstiiiMariii,;lllbe punished, is Quarto, printed in the most beautiful mauner, by the Rallautynes, price IL Inv Od. in boards, "it" . AIUMION ; a Tale of FLODDEN .I..PJL FIELD. A Poem, is Six Cosine. By WALTER SCOTT Esq. Author. f " The Lay of the Last Minstrel." Printed for Archibald Constable sail Co., Edinburgh; and William Miller, Albentarksotroet as 'John Murray, Fleet street, Loudon. Fifty Cnpies only of this Poem are printed on a very suneri.vr Pape:, terming a truly superb Volume, in large eta . price li. an. In the coarse of art month (March), will be published, in is vole Demy sod Royal Octavo,. r - iIHE 'WORKS of JOHN DRYDEN ; with & Lila of the Author, owl hiotea, critical sad illus trator). By WALTER scorr, Esq. Printed fur William :Wilier, Allieutarionitniet. It is a carcanistanoe *either lioeintenirir tor ter taste oar to. our extional dot an hautdreid pews have dapped since tee death alf Dryden (ewe of w grestimit names in English Poetry), within* Am*. 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Tbis am; at three o'clock, the Royal Assent was given, by Cammission, to the following 111111 : The Bank Loan, the Unelaimol Dividen,S. the Curates' &vent's, the Malt and Pension Duty, the One Million and a ilalf by Exchequer Bills, the Bill for regulating the issuiug of Meaty, for the payment of Excherpier Bella, and the American Intereoune Bill. The Comtnissioncia were the Lard Chaacallor, the Duke of Montrose, and Lord Walsinghase. -- • "Plate woeit is the result of various inquiries anal es:peri- stalses mcde by authority uf Goveriuseot, in order to ucer- tale the best mock of cultivating sues preparing this valuable • production; It details the varies. methods and processes practised is Enrope, Asia, and America, comprieini, a body of facts end ppm:dons upon the subject, of infinite import- . ears at the prtseut morneut. Lundell : Printed for J. Harding, 36, P. James's-street • C oostabir ti nes 1:... and J. 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Of whom may be Lacl, just publishe..., Sit etratETEVA ; ca, lir mut:. of a teermit. Princess. di • e Asttor of " Carniios V Lichtfisisi." o Vole. Qs. P The SORROWS of GUSTAVUS; or The Hastioy as Tont.g Suede. By tits Etroesese.tadesji $ Vule..iss. ..01CrAfe-Y.LITiONI lISRS. CAELTER ill IRS D WORKS. ;VS th e lack of Matchßibs pablisbed, beadacemarpßelled 13 two Sill V 411,11111% anemia boards tee. U • R MOkRS of Ow LIFE of • Mrs. ELIZA- SETH CARTER, with a new Editkui of her Poems, assisting some whirl. have never appeared before • to ohich . Mill he Mined some Miscellasectim Essays ill Prose, tegetber . NI" her Riutatiou the Rude, said Answees to Objectless con- e . the Christian Reboioa. es y the R. BIWITAGU PENNiNGTO74, M.A . .. - If bi z eth iie lsoam . c iiiid in Kr . iiiii iits .o. lNer ; e s_ ast 6t d , Esasest. 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HOUSE OF COMMONS. • The Deputy Clerk of the Crown attended, and amended the return for Horsham, by erasing therefrom the nauses of kir S. Hominy and Parry Jones I'srry, Esq. and inserting those of Joseph Marriott and Henry Gouldburne, &qrs.— For Saltash, the Members returned were Mathew Russet and James Pestley, Esqrs.—Adjourned to Monday. • THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, MONDAY., Esisatair A letter, dated St. Mithaets, tGth January, states, that the Crovnansois unite WESTERN laLts had given directions for their surrender to the British, on the appearance of an adequate force, and on the same conditions oe those agreed to at Madeira. All goods of British manufacture are to be received, on the payment of certain specified duties, with the exception of soap and totsaon, which are prohibited. Cottons and woollens ate to pay an equal duty. It appears in our Parliamentary report, on Sa- , turday, that Mr. CAN Num 'moved, on the rrtiu.,:- ing night, in the House of Commons, for the pro dnction of papers which ho bad previously refused. This may be intended as a sample of the new mo rality, but is not without an ancient precedent, in a character full ati witty as Mr. CAIINIXO, sad from which his flatterers in The Courier occasiou ally horrow a quotation. ('arse, your reason, Jack, your reaeuu." Forrief—" 11 hat ! upon compulsion '—Ne! were I at the strapped°, or all the racks in the world, I would not tell you on compulsion. Give you a reason on compulaioa! if reasons were se plenty is Naek►erries, I Would give co man a ream es compulsion. I." Mr. CANN lasi stated, as the ground of his mo tion, that the production of these papers is now necessary to recover his character from a very ge nerally circulated calumny. It does seem most extraordinary, that, what was improper at one time to be produced, should, at an early subsequent date, axe without any apparent alteration in existing circumstances, be considered altogether fit for dis closure; or that it should bethought more neces sary to submit papers, in eleplinatiox of the con duct Of as individual, • when they had been denied for the purpose of informing the country of the true state of its concerns. This, how ever, is certainly some of the new morality. Yet The (Warier and its cuckoos never cease to extol the candour, the magnanimity, and disinterested ness of Mr. Cswsisn.—A paper of yesterday justly oisserves, " there never was a period when the sycophancy of public writers was so triumphant as it now is; when the public taste Was so much insulted by outrageous flattery, and common ho nesty and common sense were so compl-tcly put to the blush.l'• Scarcely a Dubli.i paper reaches us that does not announce Cie arrival of a Garerament express iu that City from London. Were a civil war raging in that island, or in , this, there could not be a greater chew of bustle and activity, or a more rapid communication sought to be maintained be tween the two countries. When every Hainburfli mail announced a great battle, the fall of an old kingdom, or the creation of a new ; when the channels of communication were open with the Continent, and every account was expected to bring intelligence decisive of its fate, this incessant correspoudence, by poverament expresses, did not surprise us; but no's, when there is an almost total stagnanon of news; when there is neither rebellion in Ireland nor sedition in England. nor any great event labouring for completion, the progress of which fixes all the attention :oyernment, we may ask, where is the ne: *,sr all this bustle I Government expresses admit, have been established for some ye ar; they are necessary upon any particular occasiore, emergency, as they perform the journey f.l Holyhead in 27 hours, whereas the mail co d consumes 4s hours. If, then, Guntinnst h, daily dispatches of importance. requiring i most rapid conveyance to Ireland, there is A ground for censure or complaint : but 0 state of public *Gina slicws that the contrary is n fact. These expresses, which, if we are rightly i t , :formed, cost the country from 14.9001. to e o ,ooo' a year, seldom contain any thing bat bundles,, the Loielon newspapers, an article which sur d, will not justify such an enormous expense. Be the expense is the least part of the grievance. IN uude.ritrappers of Government, who any hap access to the contents of these expresses, h e , ing furnished with an early account of CA London Market, may job in the Fendii t i any extent, with safety and advantage; and d some of the Dubin' papers speak correetly,ib n Liberty of the Press is likely to be totahy au. nihilated in Ireland, by a practice. lately in., troduced of commuaicating the London Joie uala thus received to the prints in the pay ' Government,exclusively, thus giving them a d • ed superiority of intelligence over those th a t In manliness enough to preserve their independ ence , or fi nd fault with the present Administration.— Join Any good or eligible service, supplied by thee expresses, might be completely obtained by sesta, blishing a new mail coach through ('ovesiry and Shrewsbury, as it might run this hue is hburs. 6--------1 The China beet. consisting of eleven slit, convoy of the Lime, °ilia guns, Capt. HEAT* is expected to be dispatched this slay. The Regiment of Lighit.Dragooos were to march in i morning from Chichester, and embark on bed:, them. A I)eputation of the Court of Direr son, with a Secretary, were expected from London. :s superintend the einbaskation. Active exestioas are making to complete fee Ex!,ei::tiow destined to co-operate with the Kist of ..,wilDrie. The whole of the troops, it is sa4, will amount to 20,000 taco. The principal pet will cosivist Grille German troops now in oar es. vice. The naval preparations for this pinion at Portsmouth, Ramsgate, and Deptfesid. are cue. ducted noon - • large srele. The readesvoas he the vessels from the two last places is lIPP°4'I44 at the . Cosier Mope. About 30 transports sailed for that plasm from Deptford, ie the course of Ist week. Amine Casette contains Addresses to Eli MA arm It, from the counties of Diudf mid, Ito ernes, 111114 the Borough of A yr. It silo contains I i cs. reseed List of , the 1%. ew Sheirdis, &ea in les , Bartian PRESS of Settri&ne. - , • A easali fleet of trau, , ....ris from Gibraltar, lsa from Fortemouth, with several metirtientinee. under convoy of a store, and a gun-brig, pa gel Dover, on Friday-, for the Hirer. Lieutenant W. STZWIIve is hppoitlred Siethi• Officer to Admiral Mots faae. Mr. Janes .41. - Aim, late of tne Crimea, is sprinted Lieutamaiit ii the Star. On Thursday. 450 of the 2d Battalion of thel;lti Regiment of Foot arrived at Sonthaniptoa from Ilougerford, and on Saturday embodied for tie Isle of flight, to proceed to Antigua. no join tia Ist battalion. • • Extract of a letter, dated Berwick.4eb. “ The Continercial and the London airivcd day.—;.‘Wertiay Lrenoon, off Newhiggra, with number of the other smacks M company, tkry in with stutter privateer of i& guns, (*opposed s be the Arras, late Excise cutter, belouguk; I krwichl, she immediately engaged the (or , * Caledo:aa, and l.crd flimair4 which were u: sternmvst vessels in the fleet, in hopes of cutti ; them off; they engaged he-, with the assi s ts. •t of SONIC long shots from the others, beat he off and would have taken her, had it not fella quite calm, which the cutter took advantsge and got from them with her awes.—Yowl; NNSFItTT has several musket shots through ha clothes, but none of them are hurt; the seed has four or five large shots through her beet; the privateer was full of mew, and tired a rat deal of musketry." The Alligator, Gesinczt, and the Foreithist HOLMAN, from Loudon. are arrived at the Col'; ,1 Good Hope. The l'eggy, Nosner.n. from Quebec, for T don, was captured on the Seth PJ,vewher Ii and carried into Brost. The Winchester County Hospital has received the liberal donation of one hundred guitseis, lye' the Earl of MAIJALMICrtIr. His Lesdstyp 1 also increased his annual subscription guineas. O:a Monday last, Celenel Sir Csiuts.ss noo rr LDS. But. made a het of 60 elopes, w`ith en! of his brother-officers, a. Formes, at flee; -Arc , ing—the best of six shets.—The officer id•-el every shot—Sir Cnaar..:s missed the fist abets, and won the oniy by killing his bird • the t=at/. The Earldom of CaArecter and Lts - r't; wits a rents! of 42,0001. per a,nniirn, has tlev• on lietjeant LINDSA r, of theßoyal Perthshire %:.r ea, at present stationed at Dover, It is ,aid, v • ' this unevnectcd nrws was conveyed to Lady C • • TURD, she otos found tetling over a wash'.nz ••• ; snil in her precipitc.cr to a sumo the which this sudden traii , i:ir:n et . Irttie bad her in, she threw it down, exclouroinit. /tie t high-tiow to knee oft' "milting ! !”—The li l and hi; Lady soon vrerired to lease Doter, - passed thron this city is short time since , • 6 g.% chaise and four. to take poe-edion of the est .:• 1 1 &c. lec.—letuiteringey Paper-) ~: 9 17Pla vitio essoi . to to skis 1 hi 4 this I vim D