The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-02-23 00:00:00

• . 151.7M8ER 1602.) / 41 TENTH TI M THEATRE-EnYAL, DRURY-LAP 1/1111s PRESENT EVENING, Feb. z 3 ,1808, J. Their Mikiesties* *mats ? wiU art a NOW Opera, calla, KAIS; OR, Loin IF THE DEPER'I4I. • no °rattily *ad M. , l;e naively New, rouposed by Mr. Reeve aud Mr. limber*. Ler which, the rtiret of VIE DEVIL TO PAY. Ifir Jobs t.overek, Mt% Menai ,• Jubsou, Mt Baenister. lath I,everule, Mrs. 'tortoise; ?tell, Mrs Ihcs , Opera of Kais or, L.we ill the i bsea orsin received threaghtrut. with antivntal stipivibution sad reiterated bunts of applause, hy a hritt;ant and overflow. iwg swim:ice, will be repeated To-morrow, and Thursday se at : To-roorlaw, with Ella Rusenhers on Tlitirs iwy, with IVays and Means, A 7sew Movies! Farce ie in rehearsal, and will be produced in a few days. - aisvorra TIME. TN tATRIMOYAL, COYENT-CIAIRDEN. roux iIitESEVr EVENING. Feb. 43, 1808, wia he setiod, a Neat Cased% ogled, BEGONE DULL CASE; OR, HOW WILL IT END? Lid of do Ptay, a New Cook 1111101$ 004 POOR' SACK:; • _ 0. ; THE BENEVOCENTIAIS OF OLD ENGLAND. With Smurry representing a Storm sod Shipwreck. per,i Churn...tem by Mr. Billegna, Mr. T. Blanchard, Mem H. Bologna, mad the Mums Adana. To ',hick will be hided, the Barletta of TOM TH'OMB THE GREAT. Arthnr, Mr. Munden ; Tofu Thumb, Master Goad tard driarle, Mr. Listen; Noodle. Mr. Taylor; Mr. SIMUTOON. (amen Doktiolla, N're. Liston, Te-inorion the l'iew Comedy of Berme DOI Care; or, thei will it F:iitt? with Yard and Virginea.--0, Thursday, ,i. New Drama of The li •tidriet ; or, 'The Riglita of ; hi which added, never acted, a New the n... 4 Farce c‘lled, Who Win. ? or, The Widenes Choice. _.Trari4 rf Marie, Primer of Denmark ; and the New Vsquinime of Ilartcgola ttslrf Element; or, Firs, Water, Enth, and Mr, a-01 be rept ak!ara liouday next. PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, AND 07 HERS. fil() be SOLI). by PRIVATE CONTRACT, 1 the irlbole of the ?!.ITEBIALS of a PRINTING -0! PICE, ott It now stench.; onssisting of two Presses and ntrodstres; lireiting-trirugh, Sick, e, hoed with lead; I, I f Were, Paper Stages, &e. • Racks, Frames, Chases, swl an extensive nottortmeat of LettPr, from Twelve-line Fir I to Pesti; three Bodo., Watt's Songs, • Iltradiree mode Leary, and a variety of Children's Books, in 'boding l'orwis, owl in exceeding good presetration. To gether with Ike !.EASE and good-will, and the Stuck of BOOKS and PAPER' en baud, of a SHOP, for nsaay '• , •s established is the Printing, Stationery, and Children's &ak hoe.-01'he rowing in will he made agreeabk to the Porrbasenfr ttn Joel to toool.,scrording to the quantity al Sock takes, sad would he well worth the attention of any pone porassa berinnoig bOsiness. For further Ptrttrn tars apply to 'Awes Delalsor, Printers' Ippreser ond•Auctitower i Deelkwil ,• or Lctitta ;post pane f. the eon of. Mr. Boolittelkr, Potent.* er. row t or Ile Pt ice, NS 44, Jertnyti-sti oet, St. Junto's, will be Plume *Melt. anfinsertai, „• Printing' Malgiafs valued with Ott awins.cy. I PH/ATV-EIGHT CAPITAL PRIZES in L the he Year, ineoling TWO PRIZES of THIRTY POUNLS, were sit Shared sad Sold by I. MOOO, at his eltLestahlishoil (Bless , No. 4, CORN a: LL, mid No. 0, HA it I NG-CROSS, LON CON ; ehera TICEISTS sad SHARES are selling foe the STATE 11 ITEM', the Sciurae of which contains inure than dou:Se the Raw& r of Priors that were in the hat Principal asd Snriplonentsre Lotteries added tocether, re. a Prices ei L 40,0(10 to Frites of L. ,oa• 10,000 50 • tic. /kr. TICKETS and SHARES are also selling fur the CITY tr , TTERI", the Prices of which consist of Stibeisotial 1+ Auld Homes, discharged of Land-Tax, The Scheme candor -1 Colima at E. 25000 7 Each of L. 4,000 7, 0 00 u Each of 3,ticro • Each of 6,000 I Peruses in the Country nay be supplied, the saine in if paw. he sending their orders. post or carrlsge paid, to ether 4, AtHINIIILL, or 9, CHARING-CR.O6S; where Mows easy be had gratis. and all Prises, in either Lot le!, will he paid on &toad by T RISH. jiT E LOTTr RY, of .23,0u0 Tie' I' S, 'Wel% !hawing eth of March, oust. To he drawn 41 Tea Lilt. SCh ENE. 3 Mims of .. L. town° raw L.6n,nno 3 4 1,000 3 0 100 3,000 21,000 76,500 I,oen 3,iou a,OOO nada NO FIXED PRITX. The shore lme., with not Three Blanks to a Prise, emottaios warty rnmw.e the Number of Capital Prizes arty Lottery for nanny Years part, though matey of thous Lotteries eoarieled of tio,oo Tiekcin. TICKETS and SHARES ere now cairn( by HODGES and CO., Stockbrokers, No. tau, o..for.i•xtrect, cad a, Combat. Roi4tekaage; who h ave like wisz Sale, Tickets and is • pent variety varitiy of Numbers, the C AND CITY LOTTERY, Of Frerliold 00114111, disk arged of Land-Tax; matelots; Capital Mare to the asonatit of L.i04,000, viz .... raised 4.. L. 25,000 7.. valued at.. L. 4,000 7, , 001 8 . 6,0nto I PRESENT PRICE. Ticket L.7 14 • Ralf .L. 4 o o I Eighth Li I • Quarter 4 1 0 Sixteenth 0 10 6 To be draws is GodaMß , afitla April, loos. L. 250,ue0 lOR Gout, Rheumatism, Nervous Complaints , . tadiaTatiati, Le..-41‘1.Era Concentrated ESSENCE tf satmc4 GINt: RE —Tins useful Medici,* $ mesa landed by twitral eiuineot Ile.loyal Men, and is is rowitset lac •MI maws prrion.i of the hilhest rink and respectabi relieWcil and shortens the Oiiiiitiuo of tits of the "'slain; them to the extromities, awl mitigating the pa "'Suits; it reatuirrs those unpk.isniit symptoms wails:, !raw weakness of the stomach list bowels, vie. EattartieYi *wk.. Viva, and oppr.ssiaa aft. r j is.erruas COIN • 1 4, 114 it warms and iiiii4ovates iliestasaack (Testes oar, td; , a.l visits d,A etiur , aad sties-shy 'waxiness the whole —Praparel sad gold by Smart Oaley, brireatnr Parielor, st Nu. ga, Haymarket; Shaw sad Edwards, tit;, ft Pads Cbarcislard; News sad Co. Us!. Oxford-T:rr.:l ; Hse. h sad a„)., Pall mai Ranee, a, CliesVs , le; Balton sail Tau, ItopshEedisisge; Neeshery, St. Pal sad dar the Vet. I. es of Medicines t:ao.azis tilted Kt/viola; is bouts* at toss ai 46 dd. and A. 94. d . " I rft 4 • TUESDAY, . FEI3ItUAItY 93, 11408. BUM atuAricrroic II NALDI. AND 3114 MARA IPS" CONCEITS, E.R the immediate Patronage of Ws it;reet Ir N i l l ) 141lossa the Pram •of WALES, all. the Royal Fa,' will, sed seversl Ladies d the first tlititinetiow. - -Nril• V 1 LANGTON, HALM. sad Mr. BRA IL% M. r , ""pf" - fnlly Wont, the Sabi% aui Gentri, that they intend to Ore 31X Str.;ACRIPTION CONCERTS, at Wll.l.llrsi Kinaterere,• St. Jaassa's-square. A most Conk: plate Orchestra, new sad select riet7C• of English and Ita lian Merle, hare hers prevldcd, or tzererely composed for thee , Caved*, and tie tn,wt crlebritixt Professor% both Vora/ sad instrunicati.l, is the Uctropolia, together with the three slime-named Singers, will ur.ite their:tiro, ta to make this Entertainment the teat perf.ct in paint of va riety sod 'execution, sod the Nitwit brilliant of its Laud. 't be rtrict propriety to which it lull be mode • particular point to sdhere in all respects, cannot KO to rem ,•r this I,n:li:r -eeking worthy of the avast distiogaished eirrirs, as well as deserving the attentioa of those Amateurs who delight its i' m ". d . M ” l "*. _ - _ _ Sii'ascription f,r the Six Couweets, Piet Guineau. The Nobility .aarl Gentry who intend to hoagies these Cow. items with their prea wee, win he pleased to amid their nahus to Mrs. Billinttou, 5, Bolton-rim, Piccadilly ; Mr. Naldi, b, knielitabridec and Mr. Brabant, 95, (livid' littioelh Weft, Bloomsbury,, that the same may he 80040 Olt UM The dor teleeted for the Pelfortroutee;'osa the ewe wheocethe Tickets will be inn. tl, will shortly he sent.uneed. l'n o'.viate iaronreoicoces, which too oflcii arise in sitai- Inr cases, the Tickets will out be tronsfernblo. . rtttj 13refl4G .. . VICTUALLINGOVOIGII, F 69. 6, 1906. ALE C4.)M Si ISS'ilINEttB for Vieatelling His Mitiaret't Navy do her , * - A riaebreks, ,That ors TULS DAY, ad trt re Worth ttextrillivoill be ready to :toe:4o Work," be newel. rttikir opAt aitii Hest 4 1p. 11YO HUN. OR ft O dal"! rr Y . T HOL RA NO GALLONS iff WEST INDIA RUM, to doe :idiot:et:A freruf Arty; film Werekohnts in ntstek it :hal hat Low Sondie, one toll ns hie cony:eV oar Wel, and the rescinder in one Mouth ietWelearrit, into Iris Athlete?: rielnalAg Votes 'at Portsmouti; . Pt:erect:A, and C0r4.91 LA* eoltoxing proyortfoi., rig. PORTSMOUTH • 160,000 PLY MOUTH ' lOO 000tGalkity. , . CORK 50,000 • . itscodo The . erasaVriont : , :i-Ortretrect (iNwhiell some lidli , Rerrrdthelv herr teen &tredve:4) way be et-the Strieteris Mrt-r. Ns regard ndt be had to awl Terrier Is tegwiti the Prier shall not to inserted in toordr et &7 b, - at thdt skill lat Se delivered the 11,frA 6,trenr Osse a Cbrh ve-tke said lsesday, the tat of ; Nor voters the Peruse irks wakes the Teed, w some Perna ea Mr Woe, Wads; to ewer, trfsrm calif Air. • VIUTUALLING_AIIIOCE, CaU O 4OO. .. rtY4olol4l6lliffti E101.16r Flit Al, it'a soy de @web; give Notice Tient on TL: ES AY, tie Sad Indent, they will be rood; to :wire Tenkrs in lelifillSZ (sealed up.), au treat for 03 such s mantities of K omi posed VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO, 414 rhea, he re q uir4 fee the +orrice o f His alyjeley's -4 4 iltilfiaff the ,pace t f tw:lre nimithe r eeriaire frees Mal itsjj, und farther *twill sin s =Allis warning shall be t riter; to be ddirered fro% time to tirve,o-de. innorted, they free, into /fir Najaf?, Victustring .stares .it Deptford, Portsmouth, and Plymouth, ord to is said for . dy Diils, payohle with Interest, nine s nays . } !ter dote. The Condition: e l the Contract may he tees at the Secretary's °Pe L 24 regard will be hod to any T e rd cr i n to hieh the Rise atoll not be i n serted VI IVoids at lmigtii, or that shall rot be ris::rered ti tho Board before One o'clock on the said T ! it sday, the aid isltra4 ant unless Me Peru,' who mato. the Joa o ., ay MIMI hewn ee his behalf; attend to mincer whew ectFeet fse.y . ••• Evil' INDIA HOUSE, Pei. a, -.sae. . • rE COtYttT DIRECTORS reale lUNITEI). of COMPANY IflfitUßAN'fS of ENG LAND, TRADING to a ,i s RANT INDIbi, do herd., sire I%'otire, That the TRANSYRR ROORliolf the said Company's Stick will be dud us. THURSDAY, the ad Mardi rost, at two s'eloili, sad uprocd again. en 'THURSDAY, the tetb Aprii,taring i • 'That a QUAnTEntr - GENEItAL COURT of the said .Canivnly will be bad attleff Howse, in Lesdentall-strvrt, on WE 1110 X OD.1111; tilt aidli.illertsti mutt, at Mesum to'Cludt in the eurencaut,. 'That a 'fiENTICAL COURT if The said Compauy will be tidtd alltbew Horse, ii'Leadenhathrirest, on WEDNES- D , D.i Y ; the lath April ...at, from NS... o'Clock its the blurs lu 'moil Silt Line.' &rising, for the 'ELECTION of MR ItELI'OR4 of the said Comp/my, fur four oars:' 'And dant the LISPS of tbo-31%:48ERS oftie said Cos frinststill Lc reatt . ,y to be delivered of this Boos., on MON DAY.; the alit Mlarch next. WILLIAM( RArAr. 4.4.trii ... REPORTS tIP CASES AT vim TI.Is day itzublisLtll l , %lee Gs:PO: r 9fC Cro l at ii -;4 rid :RON 1'1.1...15; Rocs Mittilou Teri", 4;1111 r.:O. IH. 17 , t 7 , to Ifillry Tenn, 46111 Go,. By JOHN CAN PIIELL, of LlikultA-Inri, Esq. Rirrister at Law. tondos Petete4 Ire A. Striben, late Pricter to the iliac 's Mint Gseeltrat Mainity ; for J. Butterworth, Lam Baok.elier, Femt-street. N.H. This Aulaber commence*• Nen fries of Nisi Prins R.r.)4111, wit... 1% are to h. regul.,riy costlmieJ, in clude tee Mereamile esases, at Gailhall, aad the CAMS sietessemedouis the t'ircuirs. TWA*, is Published. price 41. the Seared &Idiots of FACTS ARE STITHROKN THINGS. A Lear up Ms Boa% Highneta the Prince of %VALES. N Attl AN lEL JEP ERYS. 212 Dedkated (wit:cost proclaim%) to Mrs. Rtzlierbert. Rioted for, and so:d by, Mr. Jefferys, at No. 44„ Palt- Mall.--Wltere spay he had, Matt Man" A REVIEW of ISe NMICT of the Prince of irAtEs, is his various transactions with Mr. Jeffer)s, daring a period of more than twenty yews containing a detail of many cir cumstances relatira• to the Prince, Mrs. Rtzbettart, &a. At. ter. price 31. dd.--Aad a letter to Mr.. Fittherbert, on tM Issittence of Fo.ampla, price Is. In the omen of next month (Mardi), will be riSlielied, is is sits Delay and Ruyal Octavo. rlii4E WORKS of JOHN D;tt DEN : with • Life of tLe Aiittior, rot Notts trieesi sad Mao. trawl.). By WALTFR fICOTT, req. Printed fir alli.tru Miller, Alhistaoe-tireet. It is a circumstance neither honourable to nor taste nor to I onr notional *ethic, that an hundred years Lem Copied Mabee the death of f)r i .iea (one of the greatest names Its English Poetry), *About having feti.eisheti a rem:Atte Esti tiot of his tlft:ths. lo the earlier part of the tett century, it'is posatbte, that the (IPTICIriII sad anbounded mtrniratiou yr per., nut the stlio..l Of Poetry v bleb Ile flWThfi•el, q u ee ned th: nubby attention from it writer,inf• .0 in 141te, tletungh ese.:llin: him is pinup; deficient in COI" rtitelP, supine, in energy of thoncht ao3 die Von. Bnr ILA it is tos4 afore the loathe isve lotted Dirk with I Fri...arable rye no the wort, ..f the ancient end p: •serfol ports of the snto ter. ill, ce...tury, it is resinned, that a rosoplete Enit.4ll of Dry.tees Writairts, comprthendine his or,•••;ral !Yorks of every de.cnpt.on, mon now h• considered re - tilling up • dia. gritechil blank Ili the Licritme of England. • The Tent in the intimir.l publication Anil ha • mirage) from the hest edition... Th.: sctes and I thistr..ll.,e4 are rich as have Lees dictated by the Editor's de,p acme of the hapi.rtance of the task. MU. FOX'. H ISTOR CA L % . 1 OR K. le t►e pores, mud speedily VI be pette.t.eml, A . 4 LIISTURI : of the EARLY 1 2 .4 V of eve REIGN of J A 11F-4 the COD; D ; whin en Intro theeetery Charter so the II ietmy of Eteglemt, from the Ar. ends, of the Hemet of Team', to the Drat of Cb.. les the /,read Ry the late RIGHT HON CH.% XLEA ES FOX. Trr which w rioted an Appeuldis of Value+. Orlgival Diu treAketed by the Author. N. W. The Editera vtiif be tweiperfatended, end a Preface prefixed, bt LORD HOL LAN D. Primeval for N illiara Miller, .Albemark.etrret. Tina Work will Curia a Quart* iolnnue, and will be pub litibrd u. tbe three fultnadyg labtraa let—Dim, Quarto, rim) es a glad Cvntwon Paper, and clear T‘ p.. vrre brar , la. ad.— ft.) al Quarto, rrivard Illegastly On One Wove Paner, • ith • tai . i rer Type, pries Twnikuireas and a Ilia, retra beards. Sal.—Ll•plowt Qwwto the Pappr. af Ittafi:r.t Qu slit!, and printing in ttt.- ern,. Itt et Gayle, prim Five Guiunly, in extra board, N. B. 0,1E14 iattcr Fwiitinn , only Two Hundred and ritty CUp;ellarlP printing. Earb -till be cue'. IU 0..1 with • Poetnit of the imbue, neve: beßve oar '1.74.4.. t.ikAn trans Eteltad Wort ear entrd by 'lt. 7. 1 4 a 0.... oaring( for :he Advwl and /intim* Quart, wo.r;cit, w.l! b. of A tarp.r actit tltwo that for hue Dewey r.Wpive. Lake the Patranag•r of Hir Royal Hagbursa the Luke.% CLARENCE. • THE ROYAL PANORAMA, at the Lyceum, Strand, 18 NOW OPEN, with the only comet Re personation la London, of that oragn:tieent City, 8:F. PETERSISURGH, in which tbs Statue of Peter the Great, 111 the Palaces, Fortifications, aad Puldie Oink:hogs, are introduced. The ground's are embellished with the Emperor Akaander on horseback, Runic and Foot Guards, Meld Grenadiers, l'a;tris, Hussars, Calnincks, Cossacks, and other l' :gores, habited aecordir.c to the cuistame of Roam. The River is OWN hed w ith • frigate, aoti Iserckaat vessels. Painted on& camas* 150 teal circinotiointe, by Mr. SER REM, Marine Vain . .r oi to the King, 4e. die. he. Admittance One . .Naga—Eaplanutions gratis. The person who attends to Implode the Pirtive, bag re sided Ili years in the above City, sad a niastar of the Rus sia!, French, sod German languages. The relent is kept in • pleasaat temperature of beat, by three *res. acsattLL INSTITUTION. FOR THE PROMOTION OF LITERARY AND USEI4.4. KNOWI.nOGE. AT a Aieetittg of the Tetti,oiritey Committee. betel tam sloth of Fehresry, Ilan, It V3ll revuhrd, that the foiiowing Prospeettui beershaaitted to the Proprietors and the Public: The objects of this unit/residue are, The eradael fermis. den of a Maury, consisting of the mart what work, in sa cked and modern literate', ineludiii7 hi the letter Patti% as well as Enelaterr-The mitablttlicierit of • reading roods, provided with the bad Foreign cud Enesah ivories, and other periodical pahlreations dew mine. of ilderithm sod encov e sp c por o t—..An institution fur lectures on literary and. acitt,tute subjects. It is proposed to limit the panther °Johan* to Scree Hen- Aged, at Teastr.irre.Garredosweck asetilrtite'llPTlMPTM, the proprietor of the Rived' Rooms, bee after* to take Tao Hundred es a rostiptraat.oo fur the value et* thane 'marlines By this liberal offer the Proprietors will at ooer obtain • suite cf elegant and coaratodinos apartments, well adapted to the shore purposes to which the sum of Twe're Thee sand Fire 111114CliVAIGutueas, to ire roma by the remain. ing Five Hundred Ames, will bc.:ome immediately appli calk. A newt of this sum is proposed to !le employed in fitting up the apartments, and in the pm-clime of bootie ; the re mainder to ire 13Vtsted in proper • seenrdtces , en Ittn nntues of Trustees, for raising a fund, to aid of 11w sorosl mein. rm toe's, to defray the cement expeases, and make gradual ad dit to this hbrary. The shares of the Proprietors me to be perpctivil, and will rutclk the holders to the fall advantnie of csery part of the e:dablisbimut, witlrtut further anbacroplant- Subrcriiii rs far life and mount soliseribtes will be admitted upni such terms es shall herearti.r be fixed by the Per prietoirs. Any member of the family of a Proprietor ' resiiltat In the same house, will be admitted to the Isliesre and reading room, upon the annual subscription of Oar Gehica. The /MOILS iu the Ehrars- may be taken out Icy the Proprie tors fur a limited that, fur t4tir own ow, autsjert in such em ceptions, and under mutt regulation; as may be adopted Is , pm vent loss audisem.lenicoce- Such modern pnblicatneis as shall be tlentelit worthy Sf notice, will be piwelro...,l in sidiseieat cambers to supply tiles prohable demands of the Proprietors and Subscr6bers, among whim souse of the mph. will be eirenlited, under such restrxtions at may he thueglit advisable for the gemmed coo *colt:ore. At t retain periods, to be determined Try the Committee few the time being, the saperfiuuns (opt, s will he sold, after go ing notice to the Proprietors and Subscribers, trio aril have the first refloat of portions. The surplus of t h e animal funds above the annual expen diture is to he laid out in the pm. Lase of Stuck Souks, fur the grUheal incresise of the 10.roly . The whole establ:elissent is to be miller the directuin of a Outinnittes of Pioprietura to be chusea by the body at large. The utility of 1•444911,11 IS su*k, , •etlr obrioiw. The de-. Gigs of those to be delivered at ttio InFt ration will he to afford useful instrot thin ratlitr t►cu popular eisterisionwst. All that is piopused to lw done at the wits,' is to provide au spertaloto suitabk fur the purtriwe ; it will lar mach r for suheopteet Iruusitirratioti whether the success of the iista bLishsoeut will justify the lisittitateist of riwatir et 4sewiri to the letterer*, mad whether nick a measure will In accessary But It is proposed, that 9441040 desirous of hamar auviaiit age of the lectures, RII.I nut lams. eroprietois, shall pas, to each coarse, a distinct snlisr.riptiuti, the amount of which may be regulated by the t oinnottee, is emijotirrims with the he turer. It is probable, that the number of aaistr►iptiuum that imagist be obtaised would be a sal6rotat eseimeragewieut to bases persons of competent talent., to uudertake the office of !octane. It will belong to th.• Cosereqtre to . r insider the retention of those who may In receremeoded for this t i elea:stlespaseral objects of this In.tittitioo et the flue talßounie. The eatraurditiary sureew.. or literary instate hens in other Owes, uet surrounded by greater affluence, or leyaL are:der manlier of pi rs,oni displriv . gi to cultic ate litera ture and ICIRINC., sigmas a just lupe that the peanut ulster taiga WM be ft./cowered and support , 4 the metropolis at late. , and la particular by that p•rt of it to tit*, if eirrentsinl, it aunt err.. molly add brth e.,articat and ratite. It was farther resniccd, 'Mat the Commatre du adjourn ti Thursday, the stst day of Mach mid, at seven o'clock precisely. JOHN Tt141"1:1)00, Chairmar. Books remain open, far recelviser the Nem., ut sac Is Per toes as are desirous tri !meantime Propriat us, at the It asrell Baths, adjoinieg llaa ise.gtatiou, and at the Sitio. mg Ban . ...ers : namely, )lessrs. Leuriton, Tu .rguod, aittl t'u larintrvil-strtert ; Mt sr... Marsh, Sabah!. ntiarers, .a 4 Co., Demers-street ; arid at Meows. Prsetra, Mier:, and Box, Fieet.strei t. • • The Subscription Memsy is nut to be paid anal the % whir.e uuninet of Shasta is stibeaibeil i• FIIOI tiolio variation, the of tit Portugal arted is tas vietur Frit ham' Moe of against Court Mall) and t rows 4 4 •‘' Te asadj eiated wit DAP • i 1 At sits the deinti . Wince 'lltierigters 'with di* . tveduct, ceirt!spf . 11 ""' }lose pray LO ty of his subjects, sacb a length of time have been harassed in a man ner ..mprecedented in history. 4. And whence will an7nentation o' 'engo.l and splendour come to a fug five Prince, wit° abaudeas three millions of sub;ects, the country of leis ru: es tors, one of the finest countries, and one orthe most busutiful capitals in Europe, in order to rtigu over 800,000 Europeans , scattered over vast deserts? If this be not cruel irony, we wish the Kin, of Eng land a like augmentation of force and splendour. Let liiin choose the East or West Indies, we do ust think that France has the intention of api.os.ng it. Is it possible, in truth, to make • Soverciga speak with less dignity?" " Majostvii4l not refuse mallintion" (lot UMW " 1 his mediation was not o'ity retuned, toll thi offer of it was burnt in the conflagration of Copen hagen, perpetrated at the very moment when this mediation was offered, and which was the first as. seer of England." " natal the principles or :be basis en which FIIIR:C• IMO ready to Deposit:et were knave to !ire Majesty.* " The boa part ut this exit/twat:on merits us an swer. The Note of ltudyia announced that the mediation was offered for a peace founded on just and honourable principles. We even see lower down, that 11.4 atitganic Ma;ftitty could only uen,4ciesie open a basis of per/ift eviUdity, and such was that of the negochut h *Mt h took place Ise. year. If it lo se, it will be said, why have we not pence? Becanse Cmcland is witlioat s Ts-cause the Cabinet of London is iu the hands of men with out morality, who hare continually and openly published the principles of • perpetual war." " cis '.Mainly iris nal risen the sligittrat grovall of coo. 014 A to either of titer's Socetwigus." 1 " There is so:nethinK mysterious in this phrame. which can only esplained hy Austria. Either the . Ministers of His Britannic Majesty de net make him speak the truth, and conveal from the Parlia ment, as they would have concealed from the King himself, the note of Austria ; or, which we are loath to beleve ' the Minis•,er of Austria has not executtd the orders of his Court. In either ease, we are better informed on this !mint its France than in England, for it is positively known .that Austria, in demanding of fits Bri- tannic Majesty to enttr site a tiegociation for a maritime peace, demanded as a previous proof of his sentiments in that repeet, that England should, entirely renounce the hostile nwtssurts taken against the (hums, that their fleet should be re turned, and Co;ienhagen he tutored to the some state in which it was before it waii attacked ; and that withont this complete satisfaction, it would be impossible to maintain spy connexion with a (3overninent that had wantreily violated things most mewl. The insults triuninitted ort the Ana trian lag, by a natural consequertee of shat the Enulish call their maritime code, formed tho se cond grievance of Austria." " His Mzieli ! .. 3.-.9 tiireeted rh•r emoisp Ore earrreparia. mee Wass. His :01+sty's alecicerader sad dot 31.duter , . • „ '• 2 . •, - .•evl v• 4 eve `• 1 .. • - "it. s • . . , ~ „.. . • , , -. • • _. y• - ....s \.• t b o , a ••• • . , G • ....„..- -„,----••• • --- - - lOW (pa ICE SIXPUNCJE•I •.• . - 1 10REIG,V I.I'TELLIC4OI4A. a —....-.. .. FROM THE PARIS PAPRRS.--(Furthsr Extresb) , The Atetireur contanti the following observe. timee upon the King's Speech : -It " ibis speech ressiiida us of the famous message c• sd" - - of the 7th of March. At that time it was intended -, 'T ' I ... ' to interrupt the peace, and now they wish to posed ,-. ..,,,„• thine the war; at that time grievances were in- . veutcd ; and the same is done at present. It •is in . - . this manner that the British Ministers insult the Parliameot of Great Britain, which enjoys , • neither any safety nor independence, which for- er i merly changed and turned Ministers out et e - - • place; and which now the Ministers renew au dismiss as they think proper. It is difficult to say., . whether it is inure humbled by the abuse of nettle- ritt, or the speeches delivered in Perbasnent. Coe there be any thicg . more ridiculous than the .. * 'lively concern which it is called upstate taken art ! '4l- etparation, the object of which tem is secure the fleet of Portugal ? This fleet of Portugal cone ,olfi ! , gilded of ten miserable ships , four of which remain 1 . in the power of France, and six badly fitted wet, victualled and manned, hare accompanied the . Prince Regent to the Brazils. France would to have put two battalions in motion to wire that fleet ; but it was Lisbon, Oporto, those great depot: t . • of the British .trade, which she desired to shut aping the English ; she has succeeded ; sad the Court of Lisbon having !no other obj.-ctiou to ft.- main in its state of submission to Great Britak:, and to deeeive, has falleu a prey to its own treads- row duplicity." _ .e. We shell make no mention of the Danish fleet. The operation which concerns that fleet, has id- thadv bees aufneieotly investigated, and a t = . i!. elated by all Europe, and by the English • I selves.' - ,:-• . 1.; 62 . 1 . We are ferther eyounsieded to stloaist- yea tliseihe •j ! COWIN which His 'burst, had to panne aids rrspset to toil, isms happily of a aware look coorieltd so Wit kip of Ms afaiesq;" Le. Le. ' " The Magnanimity of the Eaglish appeerelow . in its fullestlight, tad shines forth Mall its Mt e. At the very moment when the Prince of o.le .Bea- site sacrifices his Court to the nil) of Enghttiol• the English take b$ main force the island '•uflata- • deira.;.at the very time they pretend to shelter the -i Prince under this baneful protection. the Euglisb ' ligiiristers make's declaration, which crowns lily - with tlis i irae.2 ;'they lay °pro the duplicity of his • itor.duct, and shut him out fur ever hum a recess- •Atiliht:on with France: These proceedings neither • 'correspond with the dignity of the English pm*. •*^ -nor with thlreispeet due to misfortune." -- • " The fleet of P•nittial was destitad I tiy i t a p. M* I pherd to ea iestreersat at 'cotes - ars VAS. __.v_.-., P i 't 'Aa iii Britannic Midesty offer! up such fillet prayers in favour of a Roman Catholic Prince s . pm MAy indulge a hope, that Divine Preeidenee Mill invpire him with septiments equally kind in favour -: , - of the three milltons of Roman Catholics, who Ire Fhis subjects, persecuted in his name, and who for such a length of time have been harassed in a man-