The Statesman. — London, England, 1813-12-24 00:00:00

ti,turEr) GRAND LOOOIt OF FR I:4:l4Aiio/1".. rrellE GUANO . FESTIVAL, to oetebrato the JIL UNION of all MASONS is XN . ULAN 0, will be bail at the Crams had Amber Tamer°, Atrium', os MONDAY, tbe litM hot. NW /total Milton the. Duke of SUSSEX, Gratid Master, is • .i • TBE CKURCH. - ,_ __. Prlae 11g. Is boards, the Electi•dEdelion, tyllwy eeteigee nod mipreved, of A TREATISE on the Cif (ARCH, with 14141 • ' tIL t e „pe c e i 4, its Onvennsent gln width tbir 1 1 t i kui l zi t of Ephoopacy is amiateined, 'be Sepremegy et o f Rome proved Id he contrary to the Scriptures mar rim five rasher,. and the Reformed Episcopal Ohara is Rashlnd. Ire* load. and Seethed. proved tn bee nand au pt orthodox part of the Catholic Church. Complied limo the antWesaldsot Di vine. By EDWARD BARWICK. A.M. • Of Trihity College, Dahlia. Sold by Messrs. F. C. and J. Rivington, Si. Pears Chem/P. yard g and J. Yla . Piccadilly, Londoa g A. Constable and • G . g W dlinni Wonsan asitt Cr. P. Archer, Dahlia; lied Wit Belsinsan, Liverpsalt the Clair. The Read Miters gad brothers who are Starter Mooing, de sli,•ar of attending He Mir etc realm, are Imeepttil to may for Ticket. before Si' reCieekeia MILIAN, Abe 24tts init. II the Stets :ads or Mood Secretaries. Dime: as TWA* et nit o'cluek.....n, he* Oaa Gomm each. W Al. H. W HIT 11'.. F.Dw. HARPER. illla 11 , ,AVWX11 1..4141ip I, ~ . Det. 21, 1813. AT a WARDMOTE, holden this day, in and tor deo Word of Dowinte before the Wohipful c..n. arbors. Sat Alderman, far tad rs moist or Ward Odicers fur 1 tbe you . amovg. : Price is.. • it WM resoived tinnolskaudy, I'!..st the sincere Thanks of this' Dedicated to her Rovnl Ilighttess the Prisms., Wales. . Ig ar oo...se ue given to George &Wiley. Esq. Alderman of this THE LADY'S PHYSICIAN; or , Every Woman Ward, late Lord Mayer of this City. for Isis upright discharge . of the duties of ibis high nisd important other, a ith diolity. - her own Doctor.; containing a Series of ',serial tiad intro heuevolence, and public advainage, evinced n) bas resting itlfartnaiion.on Subjects itf importance to the Healtli eat snautifteel sittertainmeats given to the Lord Mayor of Dahlia. Ilappluess of every Feinale. :aid many Royal and Illustriovi Personages, to the Illeiehers of ' Br M. VENEL, M.D. the Corporation of this City, and other respect.ible inhabitants hidden —..rs iu ' are' and thereof i by 'Ms humane attention to the wants of the pour, and generality coloributiog to their relief ; by hi , courose and per seiteroore amidst arida** and abuse, in reader the Wessines of aaultwarbost borrow bettenciol to the poor, hi giving edVet to the Acts lathe logiStalare formulating the price otriread i by lista/oiliest, the vsellase of his fellotreitizetw. • not twormistome - err the Mouth •linuat fOr Oro sulasio ot jostler, amt by his unremitting eiterthas fur the preservation of she tights $ ad privileges of this Cit.i. Itsoilved .saantommiv. That the Thanks of this Worth/tote be gives to Jimaris %%igniters, E.q. Deputy of this Ward, for his antessitting assiduity in the discaaro of • the vat ions importaut ditties of tbui situation, turd pirticittativ fur the correct =WWI' Is wigiblet keeps the acemials ;if the Wssrd. Res -toed stantomouslv That the above desolations tie signed by the Ward Clerk, nil inverted take is the SlatemnensTialcsi Morning Post, Hasid, blaming Chronicle. Candela, and Tea. teller. Top , To Gail q W i 0 Pobl is l Ricer-it It— Town atnl To eoriolito, *web Copy of 00 be said sealed op I. aseparate envelope. TO.THE LANDHOLDERS AND FARMERS OF Tlifl I .• - UNITED KINGINDH. * Ow*e lit of January west will be published (tn borwantieted is Ten IVrmthly Nartl, making Two hxadsorat Vol Woes is torsi Sc'.. illustrated with upward- of Oft lluadred bean, situ; Engraving s. repretenting( improved •lettleasents. shq • vnriosts Grasses, mil the pencils! Wards of Sheep owl Cattle), Port I. price 4s. of a pep Iffnek t olll4,l4_ • TIIE FARMER4r.C4M P. AXIOM By triticsos. • Iletenr3m Member of the timid of Agricidturc The merits of the Milton* atbpractieral Agrleultow * irt being eready so well estahlihed: it um" be °ray - ieleteinttylts 06. serve, that the remits of hit great experiesce wiithe etennotni. eited-in Ude valuable Wqrk. • It Writ** a 1 1.114 stpetiveniesid mid Disr.nveries I.f the 1 lly.f.kon‘ Agit the present priori ! pies and proetire of the ART of 11 )R bat us brarreber awl relai lobs.; form* lie sate . resPfol Rod ewiropreltrbt Aiie B d) of pmeiieal ,litanstwirsi eery' weigritita Pbe.P.hlip on the interest tag Serenity*? Acitroitinv I a !Weave which is I twuweieJ with the welfare awl 11 . ..lpplinto of sh. tritioh Empire. The Author eisafidentli relies on the supplrt wG ZCOMPMen, C:rststry Gentlemen.. and intelligent Farmers. In rat•gelicylokenat vacialated to renv.te she'olifoacie. that Wive hitherto premed themselves to she introduceioo of impreteetrtenti its Acetenintre, she comparative e x pence of which it untwist . beneath etntit l drrtatina. : Primed fqr network,, tieely, out Jones. Pater,' oneter•row L sot I s.oltl by all Booksellen in Tows, and Countr • W. WETCALFE..Vraci Oric. IuVNT to An Order of t e Risk .court ‘ll Cheacery, ma - 4e in a Cause Wfortehr •thimmeall Oas 40gaile and Mory Scott, widow, are Plaiatillo, iisit'fteetrge Enat ht Defra.lhat, ant Perron or IMserst elttimft'lSW be She beat a Lin of Jam hiart3n, the wife nf'SimiWt-Madtiii. TOitsh•ita„, hi the County of DeVen. shipitriettebweblieconsedi are, no at hefort the l'ith dny of Febrnaryi Ibrireir tutee in mot their kindred to the said June Martyrs, bef.rre. FronT to env' Stratford. Wgalre. nix of the Maters .4 the said (mart, nt his Chambers, in SouthansplitFbnibliori„ , Chiseseig , hue. I...adini; sir in default thereof, they will be peremigiawly ',aided the kenebt of the Order. • • • r.. ~. ANP-116:1. 4 garrison . The two forte of Cuxhaven, Fartiend Napoleon, I • • • • .. : ••" "'ms's • ,re taken . The gerrisoni are prisoners of ivar. ..Ileitatlent, Die. Se;eThe.Eriglish Col onel, Modre, Wear* improving the fOrgficatioise of Doesburg : who passed eikht n deys lit Nuremberg', on hit way and •Zutphep. . , . . i from., eciastanisneple to the heado • taarters of' the.' ~ Gen. Winzingerode has sent to the Crown Princer Alliesi arrived here yesterday,'on his Way back td the keys of the city df Utrecht,. taken by the troope t .tlonstantineple. . • . -f l'by Col. Narisobkin. . The Prince Rola' traldraktili! ~n , Cassar. ! Dec, 5 ; -- The pinssage of Russian . troops lthem to the Emperor Alexander. . '.. going to reinforce the army contintlee without inter. ' Count titrogobeff is charged with the blockadter i relation. Nittherous trains of atstroonlllan arid hog* pt;ilavbsirg. have passed through this. piste, i limy were followed The Sweat. army laving approached the Steek. i by 300 titan, a 4 te-dly ail affeej battalions bake its, witktbediepeof Lutzeiv, occupied the poitts . arrived. ' ':. -,. :. . ...:.„.„ _ . I . :tlnP:alatifib 'air that river, to the 'environs of! . Thls Governer of Irrinkfilit bet pisbltslied a Pres Amillisen., 11)1141belettles were made for attacking the damage°, directing that the French .o of taxiie lewtwiy on dietillkeimiber. Gen. Count Woronzow, lion Should be continued till the. let efileusitry sleets, 'and Gen: Tettenborn, had received orders to cross the ' and then the ancient DermiaSystem tote be relived. Elbe at Boistzenberg. The Merolla Prince of 'Ea. Mae*, .Nov. 29.-e-lbe King's Proconsul. has I maid abandonedlii position in the -night, and re.' made the follaiving Report to the. Grind lodge 1- - - tired behind the Bille. Major Cederstrom, with a l cc Oa n the 17th, at tee o'clock at night,.infonsma flying corps, 'debit MIMI time passed the Elbe at ' don was received 'it Urbiao, that boadtql if about Geschstadt. Ifis Mope:: crossed', the Stecknitz, " 300 mess . had assembled at Tavoletto, Obout-10 . 1M1ea - Oda, 'and toelt - , prl. : from Lillis*, and bad fired upon n sime troopti -and i compelled them to retreat. 'fisepbject of this baba meet ,. wig was to take possession of Urbino. Daring that Inight..the Public Functionaries. of Urldgerformed ipt.otas, and kept ttrictseeteb, ....,.4,.. - ..:: .:,--, - . - "'Ol elie.lBlli,e'llitie oraasitted, .as wee' am they euititti-;-: , ftmce of 4 110:01mr; -Mitt &siege* the safety intretichreent's ith ...are, i of the place,_ some mb%ettble columns here been march. . and ftleze;!, In 2 way that' might have': et) from Pesaro to • attack the banditti, who Mill re. stopped, for Many days, the progress of the most in- maimed at Tavoletto." Vend most warlike troops. ROVEREDO, Nov. 24.-:4he brigade of Folseis Is •-- aritsy'snade'a- movement on its right; Gen. before Le' gliano, midis in communication with Gets. Woronzaw advanced upon Lauenburg ; the Swedish t Nugent. The latter embarked oil the 9th of, Nov.. Limey spots Molten and kaireburg. On the 3d - Gen. iat Trieste; on board English And Austriateships„ Hob 'llllrisronzose marched 'upon Schwarxenbeck, and car- - appeared on the lith before Venieetsed Malamocco. lied Bergedorf by aesault. The cavalry made some ! That place is • blockaded by sea and a 'port of the lielsoners.• . ,- . • , . , .. Itroops were landed at the Mouth of 'the Po: The . '.,i Gen.Tettenboenadvatieed upon Amfelde, and con. brigades of Rebrovich and Meyer blockade Venice -Sleeting himself with . Gwent Woroemov's cave!ry, !on the side of the Logone', the garrison is about OM off the communication • between Ilamburgh -and Ferraro thoesand , men. General Nugent himself occus five L.heek. I pied Fer on the 18th, and has 'pushed on de. ' .. r.v. IN the 4th, - Gen.'Viralmorien passed theStecknitz, I techments as far as Rovigo. The trenches. before ` i etsd collected the greater pert of his corps at 'Klink. i Palma Nuevo will be opette4 as soots as the heavy ar4 I. • IlliAdtanetiri.gnard encouettireil the enemyitillery arrive. The brigade of Thomaseich hat made' et the village of • Sievetsbaum, and drove him from it, the conquest of Dalmatia ; there is no other place but offer taking some prisOriert. • ...: -. ' 1 Zora that holds out. General Roiza defends, that . 'fhe SWedish army marched 'between the Wack. ! place with about 1800 men. The remains of the ere. pits and the Stecknitx • pushed its advanced posts : my's army is - between Mantua , Verona , aed Rovigo. upon the left bank of the 'latter river, and droveiThe Viceroy was still at Veronauts the Ulst, at night. away the enemy. . ' - . r i Oti..the 22d and 23d the two armies remained in their 'Gen. Vegesack crossed the Wackuitz at Grunan, I positions. end re-ettnblished the bridge of Crposessen ;he took ! V;ENNA, Nov. 21.—The Emperor has given to the Ibe left of the Swedish army. A strong detachment ' King of Bavaria the Order of the Golden Fleece.- - .. ---- . --- - vit Warms, commanded by Lieufe:Colonel Ankers. ; His Imperial Majesty placed the decoratiolts with his • . Advrcit • • ward, remained Nemeses 'the • WaCktiitz and the . own hands during the residence of :hese Monarchs at W • lIEN Men of Education. and Professional 'nave, to observe Lubeck:en that side, and to col.; Frankfort. Skill, sew pensevesieg endeavour; tit discover the iaos; 1 sae nod cetlaia 'airtime of treatin g i i f ew preen iti ng .pj ereeett " ' led materiel for thifetmill'uction of abridge oppo-; . RATZEOURG, Nov. 17.—We are at length de. the , notirisrld result at their experience is the belt proof ef site Schwartau. ' •.• I !livered from the yoke which has so long oppressed sapteitiellY• *ens. GOSS.end CO. Sargent.; have been iodated to oinks „ O . n . the tedeninterf the soh, Gesseral 'Passe caused . us. On the 14th of this month, the Swedish troops Ste tide of the t•llntvirte the at IX t hei r tar 't o; it division of the brigade of General S c h u lt zen h e i m ' entere d this city, under Ma or-Genera Dehere— op. a eerntiti.iNsrltri te . stestes,, revesez t i +moo *A, a ttack the enemy's position upon the Landvelsr s f The following are the details of that fertuaate'event.• saoasicaike. and it, emseoweesnie Strletilre4 1 6 ee o t is a ft ' a after a s ho rt musketry fire he carried the re- ! —The French army, which formed a' camp be. 10 is emu errd'pinor are reetidilliond eitherattll, esti : V Debility, whether arising errs flacriesaatesa ipdalgemnp, t r im Matti, and re-establish -mi the bridge. Some men ! fore .our town under the command of Marshal . res ew,. hi Warni-elitantes, or a roes s.ilittiry see, 100 st a nirkilly panned Ivy the porta of both sevieli le the Ole OM.: tet a tee - 5. k:11 ....a ib,t1 a_altspie r eded .:A. The Heron de Win •of ' bavoust, defil ed through this place doting the 12 / sterility. or Lure:sum ; nod is the • other a eanspetstm Oulu '''''' •" "" g iMUU6 o. aside e. s 1 e. dlstingelsbed officer, ! whole of the day of the 13th. Major Back, at eervoaventomoveice, it not timely remedied, etrotheue th • arse killed in this affair. i the head of the Swedish advanced guard, followed 1 .14 4 • 61 1 , 1 4 :: sei .e ":.:, ° " l6 , te u b ni ore " l " t ie L in " thal eea fth rtrP tr ee ba t ik ‘ t al i til Gen. Vegesack passedtbeStecknits, in order to join ' them closely. When the whole of the .advanced t o w, ibg arbitigiroen 'any tuber mate, by which the patters it 1 Count ‘Valmodeo, who was to advance upon Oldes. ' guard was assembled before the and had tabet" the constituti.a become enfeebled. as regularly educates% Sur- . , . town , toile. It being intended to carry Lubeck by escalade, possession o: Schmellau, a detachment of Swedish f rees of 10.4"° they age r A kilt' * aft ' mad 'P eed ' * f m, '''''. 44l ': 'filarshel'Count' Stedingk caused ' the Swedish army - n chaMeurs aatl some tavalry were detached about 'a/ eased end tigeegus health, I 1 The re,utt of a long and retentive prattle* itastasamad th e re, to advance. •• When arrived at half a league from the miditi;ht to turn the- town, and to enter by the bow- town, he ordered a' halt to wait for the ladders ' • of II b by a taperior Method, to remove Venereal Ciansplailiti; P iti c a l s "." t i during the interval be engaged' lo parleys : road arn urgh, because the enemy in retiring ever inveterate or complicated, without satikedes receit ilte M dockage reAraint in diet oreemeises mom to with the had burnt the bridges. The rest Of the advanced. w h o m um ersrly uleaitv4lBlo‘oll4ooo divonetYof am lakelloa, i i enemy. It was already three o'clock, the ladders guard made their entrance about seven in the morn. Tue lhey .. ..._ elopf trequ etedt entl . T o pr ed r u conn ee zze hek la tbe mode sher a : getamset epace ef i t w w h o le t ain ys. i were not . yet come up: the knowledge which he had ing, under Major. General Duben. The transports ... hem iiii „ wii to fail i „ me wo e i mam , * i n a ow e,. of , of the rortrese of Lubeck, and of the means of de.: of joy with which we received our liberators may be Aria years, during which period many theasnad permits of bath : fence which it afforded' to a mss aof • skill and resolu..' conceived, but cannot be described. After ,these leave h ov e hero florid, eve,, lifter !teen mid injurious diellso4r. I !den liidticed Marshal Stedingk net to reject propo. - had been punned by ether Prittilliatiers witho,t effect), itµlacea IMajor thou hi thus publicly otter their advice. . iefaie. General Lillemand silted- with Colonel Moon. byre and Ce estleelvvrefssdae 'be rara a thial4 4 ,' Milo — rnatierna, chief of the Ikea lef the Swedish' Zgl i ct i t a r e : ih t li t a r te t, b s t egu t ,',„l„,74 l „7,: e r e ,i' lli t l , r , a o b e ' dim:, a capitulation, Importing time the ' enemy's toeseue empiric, few , ttink it het Justice to theaueives to stair, may, ihtaops should evacuate the town at ten at night, ibeY hnve hetli Pr"Prrti' dim q ed "ni l Inkia l ed Id" "ell 46146- gyve' u p at five in the afternoon' the Mellen Gate, of tsar profession (rertilicities of which,. from different diaspis ~.„,A .„,:„., c _ Sala: mud testimonials from lbe soli monist Pluietrlitto, ther.www - wws - ow purified till day-break Of the folh leaver • COPIIIIIre anyinqUlrerh fled the puree", reetlihrg fro* # eikoh l iF • their endeavours tint iodated. limas an - unit e tii i.rartio nil . : A.. be ogoetal Practitioner, and they prisafii th a t , heft orrice .. `Moe er*MY hivillike n 1 7 11°.diff."4 this .fro2'.* o.f Le.naitute tt fair gonad forrhe easoveetedenaliel maddens* i -gate, covered by a Midge ditch 1111 W Mk which die!? bee" IV ik Public , been so liberally 1 , 11. *Or, .end advanced-works, had. It always ow n' s ') i n th e t o intripo imiseite4 to pa:itt i t i i ,4.. fetter to efibct his retie* while' there was no D. • • . tee over ease, ate, dot tateseer iiiiiiiat,. Ski a' ar& ofibe the Trove, and Itetkirding to the unifprm tie for Advice usul a rli S. MIA 1 11,J110,8 *4 Ire reftillioff4 , r .. .51siettoftheRI oof ' . ' I P?i" ef 'fhb-Engineer*, II AbaPiWeitlil )the bin , riteitin lig? illi limy •ktetieireg. gni*, to throw ens °ter. .. • .'.. ~';~~. ulaos at a squ'a. hone otias. . . . ••= l - 4 4 1,1:-,:e1, , ,i1 ',.4 , , f ., - . "• 111 Por .• ;-; . , . . 4 . . - •. , 's • A, ;, . ..... - :•;.*: 7..7",:ini 1 4 ~. - ' , • +l..:' itid • .; - 1.- • -.4 ,r , . . . . t tet •;itt• tt, fit ".- e , . ;• , - • : , fil : • •..: -, li , -..r ':‘ t ~.' . ''' ' s '.- . • . . 1 161 it;4l. - •• • ' • • I:.otilk ~. , i et r , . ( -,-, ..:' ' . - ' s s '' v '• t . IV - 71 el •• 'N I •v' • • - ..,• 4 7 ' • ''; , , ~ii 2.,..4‘i ,•. , , , I 1 •. _ . .----•• ) 1 I -z, - , , 3 ',l '' - .. 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PriodollAkt-Steekdate t Jae. 41, Pat 4 1 Ott Fit's , or occupying one of the suburb; ; • am" alter a der f *dr to the prelert Lofftfelhibletti t .lo thetrltheitorthe are rerressed to take Notiee 4 thatTlelielo v eatitliet dwaJto friek ‘ Pillida. Amoboien to the Ceettlehial. will be reedy fee delivery ad Alasla a bas4wnse Vole-de 410. tottelblistieveti . P.Hrifts obstinate ambit, _he dram batik the enemy ts'fat inhebl'erts of the froetb w iind- to dour gersoinsli twalses, IPrremnson: Hall, TO-MORROW, between the boars of Tea nod Niro', pri c e Xi pis. 6.4. as the bridge, killed a 'lamber t and took • sixty pri4 , Itabhof Seliderl'apd her Allies. . ''. ".. • - • • awl Five. The BERRA LO ISLE, a Poem , with fildarienl and Bio-. • , ••••••• • • No Emitter eaa be admitted wkhout n Ticket. graphics/ Notes. By Chalks .Phillips, Esq. Barrister at saner , - ..,.;• r- 1- •--.. WM. H. Wit IT F.? Skeretaries so the Ledge Law. On the 2 8th, 'VA. Norischkin occupied Amersfort, Itifittiro Ale ' 4.4*M* 1113. W. if AAPER,S of Iteeetkitiatine. To widish b added, the garrison of *WI retired arm Naerden: tw A FRAGMENTARY TALE .if the-CASTLE. - fri.a fora fosses .it Vnthavain. Faro and Minolta/In. • • ' ..."!!...1k- To ' , rove o hat hidden powers hi herb* art 161111111. To quell dkense, and ergot the ltevitivqc wound). paned the enemy's Irk third; 'and tot& some pri- Wit Is cordial drops the foisting heal witiniele • senors. 0:11 bock 'be fitting veal. Red Mill the /Arvin et /lac' nit 1 eft 1 brk of lb* Stecknits presonss *Cap! PubliAted Ana Sold by the Author. at hesitator. No. ini, M• . • 'red-plate . Bedford-square ; on& sold by At 44154 .. . rs ,.. , 6 ,.. t taro pout eights and positions which aptaliit . illi rte‘t,,,,,,, poseird. I. Piall•stall; Wetthin At , *wow!' ~.: t "'Hat*. iliiiiii.itislit i lhirLibleoSiklistblifeli-- tow-strtri, coypu-anima hh i r5....141p.. Ifi ki treialWttla s ipsikilk*ilittu •--.' 0 . , a - tid, 111wist4ey 1101111. with, the Prinftvo ; -iry Town and Country. ' rt 'alines Airy where esaiiii . y. .'rhelic•Ceitible polite g:r To prevent idle curinvity. earls Copy Si 1101 look will -r----s- -1 wormy intreachntetits constructed with 'great care, be say! sealed up io a separate envelope. I *Wedged anti friese:'., IA 2 way that might have • - - prop*. brave troops had taken some refreshments, Major. ,010 1 1 •1 Gest. Duhen made a reconoissance towards Gremlin'. wecilsit! The enemy had some squadrons of Polish-1:10am at nemy's Poyete. They were attacked and routed by a equ'a. eight, drop of the heaters of Monter and some horse oasts. Gate, : saw.' of Mecklenbutigh ; a considerable autnber of lowing. prisoners were taken, and their loss in killed and woanded was considerable. Towards the evening of the I Major. General Duhen returned here, having ate. q.l with I.tiotted his troops round the town, and the enemy in his hare not aft?iti ventured to re-appear. bridge Proelamation has been issued by Gen. Duben, tits :rd. re-estabtlihine the old Goyernritetit (,q it exi.ted he. Nitre- fore the insatiOn of tge' roma*, under the pro. . tint of his Ifigs ant Alice of 'Sweden. KY 9RDER.OF E rti DLit: le'rekoectfolly Wronged that, in caftwitAbenrr of ltior rvpreoeNtl at trio . 19 Gso v. remelt. . 4 t he irmitiArroterwre. Asi alum sof ibe from oho Dpiwpio g o r Ise STA 1.1; LoTrEtty no ihe dr..y ft4lttwiu4 the.(4etterril Thrittlettiving; the Lord• r.l' the 'r h At I _ry , try wn n eoie r ,i iv co l lect.. that the I)rairiirg ithtal lake place son the krltir sof JANITA .V Itie.l4lh, llf herra.rearrtivegii.ed. RE( ii lil)St/N. aadDLUCK: CO.. 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As •great majority of else new ploys are tors shed on the Ors perferrisimee, mad assay of stone Mo i l the puMie assent winterisee are bet hide esteemed, it has beets jest!, ihnosht that xmongthe rejected pieressome inioht be (wend nest berme is writ to thaw mimed by the usienagers, sod shut.* work of this Wore wossidertable tbe lovers of the drama eir opoweelate the note nod j with a bieb the mast fathead aterusrment conducted, anti bow far the wiertioa 1s tarred, psi the pan. !Asiatic state of the star is owl:ism it &OW is the drainniie• genius of the bottom—Tete Proprietors thir s t litto et let binte , that i( albs pier, published is this work tis be PetistAnotf either uss the Loudon, Diekikis or PiAlsbitiel Ma, the Author *HI be at liberty to republish is eitaillibuisinstrutuw.• if he thiskt Muouseripts, (kr. to by addremal fur the Neter tease. of ex• Dom) to Mr. Catboat, the Ptiblisher.lo.emmik•sregg, oser•wiwtre. Authors who bawd r e *we a. m.., leity him she gatolotto to itotil eibele. 101 11111tIeJ10104 of nay cit-I cenosbuwes which they ins/ histten Ardersdor mutt tvt4lo,4l: o4, 4!vivi Pkwo-I 11240 tbraualluill U111:01i . I 44.•4,‘.. 4 ,,.._ . "~... .4,! ~ . 404 i t