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ft A nn'..IB.PTCI Ct . 1311, ( 4 =% t f • 33r1 1 0 sr, itbe 4 t i 0 ip • /.„, ad • 410 ;~7 . I NUMBER 731 R, TER.IRY aDVERTISER• . . - . SATUtMAY, MARcH 20, 1803. rPEICE SIXPENCE', 1 ' This Day is published, and may he bad Gro6t of all the Booksellers in the Unttsd Kingdom, a PROsPECTIJS of a new Work, (the grit Volume of which will Lc ?obi:she~ early in 18031 to be entitled PHE ANNUAL REVIEW ; or RESISTER Or LITERATURE. To he coritinue•d annually. ARTHUR ALKIN, Editor. •. Printed fur T. N. Lonpuott and U. Rees, Paternaetet-Roir. This Work will form a lstinctsorrie Volume to Royal printed on a fine yellow woven paper, in double columns. Th#, plan of it admits of advantages that a monthly aeries cannot poasese. lite various publioatinnawill bo divided into classes'," each being prec..slial by a chapter containing a history of its department af•literatuie or. science for the preceding y e ar i , and as iio imbrication will be iatentionaily mutated, the sni cks must necessarily be mt,d^ iiiintcrous than Motiflllr Review, and the space to La allotted ts, each secamte work can he mole justly apportioned to its &gas. fa. iiriority tdS norm, also, this Work will, upon thu ,eerage, Iwyn cerisider ablit the advantage. volume will contain at least as • much Matter :is is comprised its the three cuisine! volumes or the Other Reviews, and the prime of it will not; it it eurp:ted, exceed halt the annual subscriptibir of them. • Day is publiihcd, price 4s. 6d. its bonds, :OBSERVATIONS on DISEASES of the UFF.RUS • including 11.4natki of CANCER, Pig-Y -AWS, FALSE CbtiCEPTION, &c. •REES, M. D. Formerly Physician to- the Leicester-strut Diqymmary for Fe:nate Patient:, tinder the. Patronage of Her Roya: nets the Duette*: of York. 9To be had of Allen, Printer, No. 15, Paternoster-row ; Callow, Crown court, Princes street, Soho ; Cv‘t, 'Thom vr..s.t, Borough; and of the Auth o r, No. 6, :viarn-stre,t- AdaJi.ty. • • • • ESSAY 03 THE CHAP ACTrR AND CAPACITY or Tril ASIATICS, AYD PARTICULARLY OF J ItLE :44-• TIVTS 01 HINDOOSTAN. Rv Mr. ErYWAkD Of the New Caege of Fort Wii:larn. We cannot be surprised that the effeminacy of the peope in hot climates has almost always ren dered them slaves. Thus there reigns in Asia a servile spirit which they have never been able to shake off ; and it is impossible to find, in all the his tories of this country, a single passage which die covers a free soul. We never see any thing but the heroism of slavery. Upper Asir; has been frequent ly subdued by the Scythians, Medes, Persians. Greeks, Arabs, Moguls, Turks, Tartars and. Ar ghans ; and the Southern parts have been continue ally subject to invasions, and have suffered many revolutions. But with this inveterate pusillanimity and cow; ardice, it appears difficult to reconcile their cruel actions, their customs and penances, so full of bar barity ' • the men voluntarily undergoing the great est hardships—the women burning themselves.-- Though framed, however, of a texture so weak as renders them timid, they posses, at the same time, an iningination so lively, that every obje6l makes the strongeSt impression upon them. The same ins-. becility of organs, which rer s lers them incapable of daring enterprises where the failure may be attended by bodily pairs or death, contributes to produce that remarkable apathy, so peculiarly striking to Euro pean observers, when the Hindoo is in circumstances evidently desperate. That such a physical defea does exist, will be allowed by all who have aged in a military or judicial capacity in the Lower Pro vinces of Bengal ; it appears indeed to extend East= ward to Arracan s to Pegue, and to China. . More energy is apparent, to the Westward and Northward. To the above • defeat, toe accurate observer may trace, perhaps, the horrid unman sa crifices, and the frequent public suicides of the Hindoos, so strongly denied, by certain of their European admirers, but proved fully by impartial enquiry. Bigotted to the principles of their reli gion ; prejudiced in favour of its high state of per- • feEtion, to the exclusion of all others ; committing their very existence into the hands of fanatic priests they are urged on to submit patiently to these in infliaions, without once venturing, or even caring • - to enquire into the propriety or necessity of what. they arc about to undertake ; net so much however, it should appear, with a View of atoning for past offences, as of attaining a degree of excellence, which they are taught to believe these penances are capable of conferring. • Thus do climax and religion most forcibly con spire to determine tile eitteraaer of the noires of Hindoostano the former paves the way fur any ire- pression the latter rri4 be willing to establish, which once received, it throws, also ; eery obsta cle in the way of hs removal. the above, other causes concur in pro : du. in'* the like eiree't ; One of which, the division of the whole body of the people into four orders or casts, may he considered as another of these cruses an institution ackaowledged to have obtained prior to the records'of Authentic history, and even before the most esniste era to which their own traditions pretend to reach. By this arrangement he station of every individual is unalterably hued; ° his destiny is irrevcrcable ' • and the walk of life is marked out, from which he must never deviate, and who* bars riers it would be impious to pass. Speculating on a mere pessibilive, Without any - competent appearance of probability, it certainly is not 'difficult to assert, that the Asiatics are capable of a much higher degree of civilization; equal, nay. perhaps superior to the nation whicts now ranks highest and proudest in the seale cf huropean poli tics. All judgment is comparative, ant more par• ticularly when it attempts to dive into future ; unless when the imagination, " in a line ptirenzr rolling," spurns at every thing like experience, and. indulges itself in contemplating " Corgont , ,, and flydt..s, and Chinizras dire' Admitting them, however, to possess faculties. the bait adapted for hnpruverne.nt, mos:, it shuulst semi, cf Olen peculiar institutions must be done away, before they are in .a s h tee ...a liciently anbiaesect and free from prejudice is allow of their azaining much higher dire of perthfhon. Thac it ie eny part of our policy to arairpt, oz etery to desire the re:oust:ll f these obstraXons, is 4 Ties:ion. ing many poi s its of great polish:at moment, unug a*tr/ lk adskrmS to hole. JWOR• JV INC VICTUALLING OFFICE, MAR - en 23, 11103. THE Comas 4s . catere for rijsteattor Lis llft..jeety't Nu., du hereby cite \0441f, Atli on I 1 t4iMOll4l the 3Dth beet eI ste:s4 rce t 9 re rite Touters, in meriting (sealed up) few so P. ,y•Fi.rmir , iaJde jrum alwie Meat, *stile re ipttAirt udao may rit.eher Proposals thereof, will m,;ree ro i:, !he rigarse et the (Nieto; "loath, replar It erkly pro- INCPll%.licUestit ribiater+.q. ...torts et Drptli,rvi ; amd to it Nit, fir, 3y Bits pnatte tutee Literest ntety Lap ojirr Moe. The teleditime. q tlic • Centiva s's k Meg at t:,e Seereiary's And dl Perbnie trio nay thisk pryer to mike Tenders firm tke aid dt CdlloB., .sue &cured to take Vtve, that no rryo•el ssil be tai to 'bay Tooke in .kick the Mee shift *et tre ins me 4 us II irdi di led:. 1/1, iA Ain apt be eLlitc.-ed to the Board btOrs Ole tie mid Ileelncfdesq pen. the 59th Latent, wee unless ti.. Peron uho ewes the Tender, or sense Peram ins hi: irekik, it. C. 15 tv r 101€111 cal:ti for. VICTU.ILLING-01F10E, MARCH 14, 18C*3. THE Cestastistiontrs fur Vie:wiling Hit Al Navy Jo bereby jive that o* TurAeloy, the bd. of Aped nen. they will be reedy to rervirt Tenders, in writiv, (seek 4 usp,) aid treat leer Roe Hundred Tons 1 Lymitvton or Kismet's. Saki or Sal: ti drag goodness, of which the persosu who shake el:eremites are to praiser a saftide ; to be ("catered into his /14/Ito's raaaSrieSterriat Deptflist, one-half on or before the ZOO Jae: unit, and the reossiniirr hq the )Oth of September fear. og, free of dl eherge end river to his Motility, rwetFt that the Controller use: be esi!reed too shillings and cleave-Peace per Ives fre the porteree:te at'tie At whorl to the .tares; and te be paid Jbr by bill, pep* with inttrea ninety days alter date. The Conolkions ty . the Controt.l way be sec,. at the Secretary'.: ty et this Oftee, er by opply:ng to the of the b.ait D:at;es tit l ynsington, ir. ilsrpshire. And all Presons icho ow!: tli.tk proper to make Tendon nom, the Aid ocresiow, ere drsirt.l to tett. Noire, that no re„lard sri:l At hod to ony i outer, in whidt the price shall net k inserted cards Cl length, •r that shall not he deinerid to the Board b ef ore Otte eelark on the s t.d ri,egN, the bth 0 . ;4 1 .61 west, :tot ihr Petson who makes the Trade.-; or same Pasott oo lis he attonis to answer a :gen eallrd for. I:vIPrRLAL INSURANCE OFFICE. • OTHE IMPERIAL INSURANCE COMPANY B. bcfcbi: give Notice, That on Monday the 14th Unman; they will be ready t receive, at their Sun Court, Cernbill, Proposal, for Insoran 0, from Fire, of Homes aud Beildings, Houschold Furniture, -Goods, Wares, and rt ha erchandixe, manufactured or unto:mutat:Lured Stock in Trade; of Ships, Barges, and whiz Vessels, in Pnrt or in /kick, and Goods em board the same; also, of Ships and other. Wisely bilikting or repairing; of BMWS arailLighteroalk flyable Rives and Canals, mid etGeods pa Mud thmeof; also of Agricultural Stock and Utensils, as dell of eiery Aber Description of Property, which is iaturablc ftom Fire. The Company look forward with consdenco t 3 thc Patroa age and Soppurt of the Public, under an Assurance that tli:s Establishment will be conductc.l at Prin6ples of the highest Ititltity; and that all their F.ligagernents will be scrupulously fulhlled, with Promptitude and Liberality. London, By Order of the Board, In Mang+, 1603. J. DAY, Secretary. •,• Proposals and Particulars of Rates for Insurance, will be ready to be delivered, on or before the 14th of this Nlonth, arid finis Purloin whose Lisuralic.:s amount to 3001. and up wards will have their Policies gratis. a THEATRE ROY.IL, DRURY LA,NE, FREE LIST. • NA acts Z. IN pursuance of the Arrange m ent made under the Authority of the liartl Chancellor. the Trustoes have called on tile Proprietors and Board of Management, ionnu &ate!, to C a nc e l, w ith ou t dininapin, the whole of the usi• 4. „* R EF. ADMISSION at this jrheatre (Re .ten anal An nn exeoptcyl.) recnation will take place after Saturday ne%t ; of which Gentlemen are reyectiLlly raquoyted to take Notice, to prevent chstpaoint went at (hell nrs. RICHARD I'EAKE, Trea,orer. TIIE ENGLISH MILrfARi MISSION INTO TURKEY, ' SYEL‘, and EGYPT. In the Press, atkl in a fe.a day, wia be published, in One Vo lume Q u ail'', E ric- Tw o Guineas and a half in h , rirds„ embellished with nearly Tinny coloured Lngravnigs.. front .Prawings raken on the sot, TkAvELs in TURKEY, io ASIA-MINOR, SYRIA, and across the Deign Into EGYPT, during, the Year, Int?, and Ihll, in Company , whh the Tur kish Army and the British Military Minion, whisk was sent from this Country into Tnikey, under the cominand of Gene ral Koehltr enntaining T)etzils . of the Proceedings and Opera tions of the Turkish Army under tin command of the (rand Vizier, with aotheiitir andcircuinstanti4l Aczotints of the pre sent State of those pans of the Ttirkroli Empire. T. which arc annexed, a Nlete ornlngical Journzl s and Observations on the P:ague, and no the DiscaNes of the Turks. By WILLIAM Wll - INIAN, M.D. Of the Royal Artillery, Surgeon to the 11i$sinn , and upwards of two Years Physicial to the Grand Vizier and the prin cipal Officers of the Turkish Army. 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Total Value. 4 of I. 20,t00 is I. 80,000 IU,OOO 5 30,000 ,000 15,000 S 2,000 6,000 5 —e 1,000 5,000 Z*4 luo 3030 60 50 3,000 20 250,000 ••• This Scheme differs from all others for many Years pot, in the circinnstai.ce of not harin aay Prizes fixed fur particular days. 2W WI and CO. No. 11, POULTRY, are ap pointra by Guvemment to ~e:1 the Tickets and Shares of the a'seae Lotterr. This Ui ec (rataWished in the Year 1739) has bc..ii fortunate in the Sale , of C'pital THIRTEEN of which were or the Last and Three preceding Lottzrics, and wrist of them dui CIA into ma iy Shares. &OVAL JENNERIAN SOCIETY FOR THE EXTERNII NATION OF THE SMALLPDX. 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