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_ _ i • r ' - 1.."' . :-r .7 . . • .10. ' ;AP , ... -ii ... . .. . . :I ' 4. 111411- b C . • "i: a . 3 1 Sr t t tOb '''' r t to. • - 11"? - • • . • 4 VAA. A ri i .‘L - 11 , 11 3 xu mpr • 1537 I if • • .• * (PRiCI lIIIMPiamr. • .• THEATRE-ROYAL, nßuitit-bol‘?" OPERA Hous. THIS PREShN r EVENING. Dn. .4807, NTESSILS. ROBINS bay* the honour very Their Mambos' Servants will perform a New Comedy , 1 respectfulls to announce to the Public, that Mr. TAY bread., called, LOR'S PROPERTY in the KING'S THEItTRE, amended TIME'S A TELL TALE. to 1111‘t b.en Sold, THIS DAY, by Public Auction, ni The Cheesier, by Mr. Raymond, Mr. Enlace's, Mr. Ma- consequence of an anangement having takes place, WlTH thews, Mr.):lnlrlerw. Mr. Palmer, \lt R"`° ll 9 Mr. O. Camp, DRAWN from PUBLIC SALE. m a mmies; Ws Mellor , Mr.. II Stdlum, Mu' Dun. Covont.gar.)en, Dec 11, 1107. el 2, Mrs. Sparks, &c. Ste. To which wall be melded, the Melo.Dsaina of TEKELI ; OR, THE SIEGE OF MONTG ►TZ, Hungarians: Count Telteli, Mr. H Siddons ; Wolf (his friend), Mr Osiwam ; Almon. ( , he Heroine of Mo.agate), Mrs, Poweil.-w--Au•trans. Count Goals (the Geocral), !,Ir. Potoaus ; Edmund (his Cantam), Mr. Vinland ; Conrad (tise Miller), Mr. Wroughtost ; Ishbare, Mr. Roma. °lemon (the Miner'a Daughter), MIL lllaud.• 'to-mon-sr, The Honey Muon i to which will be added, Reeentrerg. A new 'Tragedy as in rehearsal. • f b.AT R E-ROYAL. CU VEN 1-GA RUES fp HIS PRESEN EVENING, Dec. 9, 1807. A. will me ems., ShairspeAre's ramdv at KING TilE EIGHTH. Riney. I..sn of Vogianl, Mr Po es, Woltey, Mr . Viable; Hoke of Buckingluart a . Mr Brwatass load Minds. S1. 01 1 11 M 11 ; ralleornw ,l ll Mr. C. Kenibte. Katharine, Q or iioxiasei, Mrs. Swirkins ; Ana! &Alen, Miss WadAy 1.. AO I Lie Cadi..ar.Barsq,,,t-...Act 11. the Trial of Queen Kgi,Arinm•Act - ti. P,occ.s.ion to the Christening of the Prin ters Elniabeth. JAW wham will be performed, for the eighth time, a Gra:id bLoarica htel..-Drama, called, TIIE BLIND BOY. The Princi - ,.al Character. by Mr. Murray, Mrs-C. Kerala', Mr. Brunton, Mr. Fawcwt, Mr. Thompson, Mr. Chapman, Mr V.,ler, Mr. Liston; Mrs. Bristow, Moe Norma, fee. WEDNESDAY. DI-CEMBER 9 $O7 • VICTUALLING•O7tICE, Thc• S, Ibiel. THE COMMISSIONERS for ri.lbailing nu 10E10 Nan, beams lake Mae eansideratina tete se. wed Tinders then received on tee td tuition, for the suppue Fresh &ef, Wine, Flour, and tithe- sa,eiee of P.ornsions, 41the sae 4 . Nu Maeineg's Tlnops as alfentins Iskonds era hissies in the Wert aid bonling it a. rendre woke vane altenedion w the intended made at rostsrartiag toe than service., MUM, gee Kenny; That es FRIDAY, the I id heave, eley will be reads t. receive Tenders to IFtirmg, (sealed up), and crew for the wanly oi eli arum arantistes FR F.Sli BAEF, RUM, FAY AL .r TENERIFFE Willa, ne Jim separate Coneraets, FLOUR one RICE, "'RIM BEVY and FORK, at ma, k rrenuel, ler the We tyr Hie Majesty's Troops, no mined at earA Wine Wands mid Colonies here Inulcrwsentiowerc vas. Surinam, Be.ince, Demerara, Trinolari, Toms., CrenaJa, Bel badnel, St. V ineset, end St. Lucie, Dominica, Antigua, Rt. Kites; Marren she spare 9` . soder w.saha *retells, from ate Marra, I dOB, enGja. niter, until sit swaths warming shall Arena. Ts paid j.r b 3 Nth, ip4elde with keterat, Mien Days Ober Date. The C.nditions of the Cesare:li (wikb ere aim tie be Wye ell far each Mind yr CAW many be seen u sit am. I P,attee,theniselves that they shall be able m drove, . / f t them with their declarations. They Angus so 41 of the honour, or of thi prudence of some of tho ._ Continental rowers, as still to lay suareslor them. .; , 0 After astonishing them by new excesses, they one deavour to seduce them by new artifices. When a nation has had recourse to falsehood and perfidy to prepare its attacks, it is by falsehood and perffey i that it endeavours to excuse them : like that guilty .. vile, which, according to the expression of %hie prophet, fsteding itself with pride, and giving itself . f up to violence, was continually multiplying its lies and its devastations. Ephraim tend rostra el sects- , r 4i Isar ague; tote die msendaciam et odstitidefli s avelt4sticai 0 . !..1 But on what power, on what nation, on whitt i individual. does England hope to impose by her • e c ai i: crafty declarations t What signifies her lengnages - . I when her condi& so stronsly4ottdesnne 'ref; r Hew can her words pirliate her haignitis I glnese the English are not afraid to furnish history wide 0 lisle new monument of their execrable policy.; since they dare to appear at file bar of public , opinion, with this wretched apology, let us fof- low them before that dodge, whose power they pretend to acknowledge, only that thly may mks your to mislead or to corrupt. Every chimer of at. ineependent state has a right to examine this Declaration, which they presume to offer to indig. r.aut Europe. This right belongs in particular to the inhabitants of a country, which, though it ravel., possessed any means of offence against England, has nevertheless suffered most cruelly from her ea- t terpfizes. Ah ! who would not recognise in this . single trait my unhappy country I All the States •' ' of Germany put together have not a single ship of the line, or even a frigate; they are without strength I against iln:,land ; and yet it is Germany that the English policy has torn in every direction by its faial leagues ; it is Germany that the English have reor dered, for her advantage, the theatre of the sant sanguinary, the most obstinate, and the sooef plorahle struggle ; it is Germany that the Ea have always roused against their enemies, and they Lave never assisted. We did not begin to breath till the day when their influence waste t • This 4ap is publobed s in One Volume, Revel Nom prim da. boards, • New Edition of A. NEW COLLECTION of ENIGMAS, CHARADES, TRANSPOSITIONS, &e. Printed for Longman, Hunt, Rem, and Orme, rationalism , rOw ; and J. Carpenter, New Bond-street. This day Is published, prier es. henna, HE NEW OR'rHOGRAPIITCAL AS. T stsTANT ; or, English Exermareassek ; written no en Improved Plan, for the more speedy instreetion of Young Persons in the art of Spelling and Proouncistion, intended ler the use of Schools. By THOMAS CARPENTER, Author of " The Scholar's Speihng Assistant." Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster row. Of WWII fair 1.6 441/ . The SC ASSISTANT, rice 11.34 bound. IV V . * No tie egg node., i seekie4 . Iris t~il[ not be farterte , lix Words .e Irv*. er Art ADO w w echo/red th , Read Were One .'(leek, en the ..id Frame reat, the 11th 11 gala, Nor WO glee limit a& swim tilt rel.* r, or &we mon me his 404: stew& e. euteimee tebe. palled err. GRAND CITY LOTITRY of FREELIOLD HOU3ES, discharge., of Land-h. Upwards of L 100,000 veue its Capital Prizes.-e Twenty Thousand Iselteta. Tip be drawn iu List"( Caudal Prises, with the Value of swell Graod Hotel, N. 9, Sk.n.ter.street.....L.23,lloo No 24, Sktuner street No. 4:3, ditto No. 4s, dial.. 6,006 No. Pickett-street . 6.0: No. 7, ditto 6,000 No. 17, Skinner-street No. 21, ditto 4.600 No 41, ditto. 4,u00 No. 8, ditto. 4 , 1100 No. 4, dim 4,000 No 10, Pieteiosamest - COM No. 11, dims. 4002 No. 13, Skinner49roo4. SAO No. 40, Wert tide of i , low-1101 « 3,000 No• 49, fikinsterwtrewt...... 3,014 No. 411, ditt0...... No. 49, 01110. 3,000 No. 4, Pickrtudaseen- FOREIGN IN7'ALLIGE. FROM THI PARIS MIMS. PAils, woe. 23. POLITICS The following article has been pualished in Ger many, where it Las produced a very lively soon. tion. It has been translated into French. The translator has selected it from a great nnmber of other writings upon the same subject, as containing, within less compass, more fads and arguments than the rest. He only observes, with that delicacy and propriety that charadetise the nation, that he felt it his duty to retrench, in the translation. some vio lent passages against the King of Ergland. He did not wish to become, in this resped, the unit sror .of some English writers, too much accustomed to outrage, withott decency, the royal dignity. ANSWER fo-m..r;0., Two Fec es under a duorl i to whwis will bo Tne Wind Hoy. hr the At homy of the Right Hon. the Lord Chetahs,lain. NEW THEATRE, SANS PAREIL, . . . . Shand, uppositri the Attelpht. qt:IE PUBLIC are respe3fully inform/1. this 1 THEATRE opener), for the Season, on the 14th of No. vitaliser, oa which occasion, An a yptoprelis Mena was spoken be Miss Scott. The whole being received w.tb the moist unbounded applause • by a brilliant and overflowing 'NW once, will be repeated THIS sad EVERY LIMNING, a NEW RURAL. BALLET OF ACTION, in T Pules P A T t the First—.oaosistiug, principally, of DANCES (nag. dart sod SONG. computed uy Mr. Orions, aad wwwriatati, whole, by his Pupils, their brat appearance en any stage, evi:ril The FISHERMAN'S LI AUGHTER. Principal Gm racers—Colin, Master Leeleiq ; Rufus, (ilia Fisherman) Mater Dirtraere ; William, Mos Sheen; Lubin, Menet Fiexiwnre ; Mainstay, Mr. Moss ; Cultitet, Maw &admit' ; and Mary Aim, Vies CAROLINE GIROUX. Principal I)arcer....Ma.es libreison,Hart,morsrarn,aAd Louisa Giroux. Country Girls—Miss Adanale, Ring, Therp, Snug, Meters, a.f.l C. li.vt Sailors—Masters Caste and Newman, Misses Hart and Molter Duichmen-..Wastms Talton, Mamie, A Newman, Rradwell, arid Brown.--Part the Second, A New MllitC4l Piece, in cent:twat-on with Port the First, en titled, The SUCCESSFUL CRUISE; or, Nobody comiag si eon. The Music, with a New Overture arran4ed • "thinned by Mr. Sanderson. Jennet, Mite ' SCOTT. The , tMr Characters as named in tile Flu Part —Awe, which will tie perforated, A New Grand Operatic Sari rus Spectacle, in. I.:‘persed with Songs, Clibrusses, Dances, Combats, Ac. with New Scenery, Machinery!, Urasses, and Decorations, •ibten bfh4l.4 SCUTT, *till maim New Must and Orel. erh-e, comprised he Mr. tio:ete, .6t:tted, UL'I HON A THR vn(CERESS. Miranda, NI -it CAROLINE. GIROUX, and Ulthnna, by Miss SCOT F rue whom ut the Scenery and Machinery entirety New, dialned by Mr. Scott, and executed be Mc. Morrie anti avietaitt* the Prriperties by Mr. Perm**. idlweltel the M out& Pi. ea and the Speetacleorrill he intredeced, brilliant Scene ot Mechanical FIRE. WORKS —Leader of the Band, Mr. Sanderson The whole under the direction of M,ve GIROUX and scurr. _ - - No. 22. Skinner-serves... Making together the Sum of 1. 1v4.P00. The above Valuation is taken ..ut the lowest mutireate, and there is no doubt that es the tams the Lottery is drawn, the Property will be very e..nundsta 'lv increased is undue. In puma of this fact, it was the 01111elinoit cit the Centrum.. to have engaged to perehese the several Hnuar., a t the prises set against eac►, but it wee dwernedepatrary to the Mt of Parliament, for them an agar Metter for the Houma berme the Lottery was drawn. It is, however, certain, that 0ff..., have been made from various persons to peren.ne several ut the Houma at the Prices they are e►tantated at, awl it is pre pared that these Prises, which are du, aled unto small Share', shad Wald. aM the produce paid to the Shareholders, ac cording to their respeelim litssess. Tickets sod Shares we eel* at all the Licensed Lottery Offices. afederat Mee ..... w Tielers L. 7 14 • • V. Tma DECLARATTON OF THE KING OF ENGLAND, tihtilflNO TNT ZIPTOITION TO COPIIINAGI.N. gran,Lited from the German J Pawn 'imam k sequitur ',slum; i.4a di* mentlaciem & Yam tate. multipheat, Oust, Ca,,, When the law of nations was still something for England—when the laws of nations were still its laws, one might have expe&ed to see its hostilities preceded by its Manifestoes, and not its Manifestoes follow the consummation of its bostilitics. Mo- niched on the Continent. No nation has a VOIR , Half 1.4 0 0 CblaOaf at 1 4 L.l 1 0 Sixtsench...: ..... 0 10 6 IMPROVED LAMPS. (Be He Nlatesty's Royal Gauen Parent ) JSMETHURSI'. 138, New Bond -street, and . lb, Urisowitreet, Borough, respectfeliv solirtss the at tention of the hobJntt, (Vestry, and thi Pu'..ic in general, to hi: AKVIT IMPROVED LAMPS, in Brea and Tio, japanned in a aaraity of [rums, with Spiral Boren, ; they produce dou ble the light to any other with the same sae cotton. ...limn smoke ; and it the mat bnllunt Light of any yet .•'!eiid to the public; so that they may be used in the mar elegai.t Apartment, Drawn's-mein, Si le board, &c. a. is. II a. iii C..npting.houses, W.re ~,,,, or Maps; ash;. In short, whenever a good sod pleasant Light is intoned, with economy in oil ; th•U'as4(/ are not so subject to break The I.smps are umple in their COIISUUCI.II , I, and pot liable to get not of order The Rumen may iv- ..udy tahen from the Lamp.. nd cleaned, if clogged with bad al, or oth•owtaii, without any expense The Limns have neither Racks, Wire, or Sting Wick H o ld e rs, and are warranted ni.t to overflow. The Patentee engages with the Public in return back the purchnin motley 'or Stith 6113 . ,11, as, upon trial, do not answer the Clove Wirscrip- Lion, if rettrited within one week. He is the may Pinson who hu a Patent for Limps with Spiral Burners, which, by tu ni a g the Glass Holders, causes the cotton to rise and 1311. 'tin make to delude certain governnsents. To us, therefore, it more especially belongs to refute chile sophistries, and to mark their impostures : " Ha bolajtoty owe' to Airmail anti to Europe* (makexpo sition of the moans which have d& fated his lath seseaura la the Baltic.* This common-place eipression with which your Declaration, like almost all the pieces of this kind, begins, is of no value, except when it comes frusta governments that have a conscience. The exarria nation of your Declaration will shsw as whether yoo acknowledge any duties towards Ent ope, and idle ther the motives which you as•ign can have bee. the real ones. You promise frankness, tad for this we may sometimes hope from an ambitious power ; for ambition does not always stoop to dissemble; but Punk ambition never resembled Roman 21:11- ' bition. Does opes n Sac ...bevel ',icemen at Seven.—Box 4+ - Pic Pucs a lalialter bsiwc Ni.mt. _ P,JCeI for the Heine to be taken at the Theatre, from Ten to Three u'cloek.-eSevants cannot porothly keep then' after lialt.past Seven p ikoults of the Pedurtnanee, aed Reirechmentt of ?ea and Coffee, to be had at the Theatre Thu day is published, illJetreted with Pl.tes, pnce 6e. boards, . A SUPPLEMENT to the PRACTICAL SEA -11 mANsHIP ; containniz-1. t inserra*-Lnis en the pre at,ll enfflntifekWl of Shiite, with an Account of the four -1:..,!,i Vessel, Musa. UltservAtions on the Lng and Line, with a Detcrip:ion ..; tart..l* Instrument, lot Measuring a Ship), Way. S. V j ftry k .,..ns en Marine Surat-yang. 4. On tlyr l'r.neipleti and De,cripti,... an Optical Instru ment, aptatealiNt to the Mensuestion of Dblatacei. ~ Mode of Aool:ng the Heig.tt of a Wesel's - Mut as a 6ise Lto. , in daormitic the Distances of Objeas situated .41iin the Cicala of the Sensible HUrliall, as stewed heal the Ant -.! All these I.. , nips have a label fixed in tba• front of the Bomar. with r.e fitllowiag iiiveinatitin upon iv : " SMF.TIIURSIP Mil) PAUL'S VATENT.7 Des.riptien of an Eye Shad, f.,r the Use of weak slltted PCOpiP, who 'offer as they lVaic Nona the S.ria.c, Light and Heat whit It is tettoaed Irony a light.cedinned : iosedtee wish an A. count 44 a tooling 1 übs s ta hoe of Spec tates, Wail a t Alaelot.x. N.B. Old Bran Patent Lamps altered to my New Patent Principle ; they are alto bought or taken .n etchanp tar New [ A top., warra,ted superior to any other ler titer, simpllaty and yri i hancy of Llghtenetpare and Judge The improved Pa tent Lamp cannel be had at any ether Warehou.e in lonia don. _Several Huadt•d Pelmet Lamps, in !Pose an't-Tifir la' mamod i es the old imaciple, i misty of (mum, under Prime W. • • Itp RICHAR D II ALL GOWER; Anti./ a 41 rift:.arc .1 Seatu.n•nip e' end lerincrly in the brt•l.e ni lire (;IM 11.41.1. Lowpa“y Pflut44 fur .1 Mairsiati, Y 4, Pou,:try. IMPKOVED T ?Eft!. FALELIK awl PhLAFON.3, Nu lb, Wuourev:see, K oimAt-eq.ile. R l;ub lA E U , : eid. R r e t dl UII y unces to o lug y annn teh e , e 1.0010 40 MiNICk AL TEK*II-1, Wlll4ll fl. Wee peen eo much I,,em a 9 i t, o , het he LS pianond and homsent to pew t• =tic.. A.l eifiretuil mat Ira! 54 in•rodecine An A.t rip iciAt. c..nsrleto.rin reeve the sultror —For Una a »Cinott hi, art, Mr e iii.mbhin sets., le a laold lithecr 1 4. e 'y ret..m.d (min 41.4, %ow* re, tti and Paste were, tint ovnly II Net bl.h.bita W.,. owl +Mw!aedericp and privations went (-tat l w N..0..31 Taut ; but Ito no now au f.r relmvult, as 9.0 be enabled to LICA wk, amid Lab'. 1 . 1 " , ea" Mt.t.a.:l,on. Mr. Y. again begs Irate bb caution the Public aseinst the ...toots cats s .s..ltestisitsd aos.tat, who t. snartssisaula S '' hot etoleawoots 10 14+61,3 Iwo. Tha tsispesseto.ss caloastsy pip been $l.lOll M 1101111110 1 . 11141C01100., but so CAU.l.oifi, iv. 0.1,1. at thwirasitiot Arag hint before a Tr 1100, 1 •1 of 041 CO. Mr Volt-w, httottun.l wids 311 extensive port:oil of aLkile I.tooss, ca:p het no vibe, Seattlifirlll Cif this envos ii, din a;.p•oated, sno mitobie old man, but posy. Awl Mt 1. is t"uhdo.l. oil.: he felfllloll.3. to ye •Atilaction to three w'us hun*tir urn watt thr , t coostnaokt., uo utfusts of all u..- te..eruu..Ltrr Cu,.. 10Juta litai with brittsh Public. 4t. Power Suss oist, u. iirwlttee • speculum cal persoi.'s Attoncts! cell', which he got I -yin a •I • souks luell ins thst :tale. with pv1101.3100 to ore Alf elope, and fag re Ouch hwt *as al1a.110),111 CIIL4 d WO e..ormuut sous IN sixty kr:ll.-a• !! ben. trove to ad*, that Its v.tmatitbanca weriets "Y.“ 1 11.1111., he has succeeded to making. lbw biluerst Toe* exesousetAble. 111,01 he ellia4rl rap • aest then., wee of ex.rieuir. tf 'Hwy me sloe, kmovra to wear or emus' colour. Ot . att, ethos daslaut. CHESHIRE. IJANOR, MANSION-HOUSE, AND ESTATE, With Val,..shle C , ,ntin;:eoc•el TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, THE MANOR of WINNINGION, with the mossiors.ll. in to and Offices, called WINNINGTON HALL, comprising a spacious, and eo•iiiilete Rosa& nce for a Yantily, bnilt iron Sane and eov,red wilt Slate, and finistiod is a Menem Style; corms gK. oms of huge Di inen.ioss, sopoetsly fitted up..-Gen•netrical 4lene Stairs..-Ma hogany I hsors—Plawillas. Windows—Mai hle Chim ne y. nil Oak P1,10fi..,1/Idi appropriate Attached and Ds tacKed 04,41....Stataling for Fifty Hurws......Cosch Green flouse.-- Hutiase.. 4 4 4 4wery-weills and Succession Hooestao4faccollosit Kitchell Gal/ens, with 11.4 Walk—Much. seem Kuliswolce H.uw—s Foolery House spoil a wearier Soak—and ovary museum gusblisig ler Agssaiiitow ran Purposes.-Dovo lisease-aLattance Cottage Lodges, with Shrubbery and Plantations seeping sa unto Lees Weaver, at c.aliggiagiet distance frogs We Hats, ',WM is wall siamaal M. eery kir Gnaw% aawl aaramaadied lor sham Six I assili.J Forty Aerosol Land, khielly Mead*, sad Par tale, .4 sapo.inr Qnaliy , di,id.d into /aims, Yid let an nr seectable Town--Woods and Plantations /laud-wend Or. u. mental C..uages and (ioukas *Ammo' tde Road s the %Viral. copilt: forming a truly Desirable and E4gant Rssa. deuce far a large Establish:gong. To which then is attached, A Meat Valuable 'MINERAL, which, if attaadad to, far exceed.. the Value of this plate as a Rostdclico. Th. Estate is situate one rails from ; 17 from Chester ate Iron; Manchester; and 33 heat Liveipowt. May We viewed b) app:piti to the Rev. Joals Fare, Winningtuo• 1.. , 01ge, war Nautnruc , s and piloted Part,culatis may be had of M. Wyatt, Lime-(inset, agar &ago , i M t h e Wail, Chester; hotel, Lissrpool the Ryidgewatar Ansa, Man the•tar ; a.id of Mr. Us..dge, Nu tf, Pa ; Hall L an d oll , obste a Pao of the hoes any be 'et a2tl the lute and fit 1;..r r....ttedtais kuuwaa. dera nations have constantly followed, in this resped, the usages of which the ancient had left them the example ; those usages which the Romans adopted from the time they entered into the rank of civilized nations. Since the time of these srlemu forms, of which Titus Livius has consecrated the re membrance, in the let book of his history, to these words, written upon the most terrible weapon of Sovereigns, Mal ratio Regan, ; bow many monu ments aura that this last and fatal meant onght to be preceded by all those of a sound and honest po►icy, aad that before an appeal to arms, Sove reigns octet to make known their 'motives for violating peace, and the efforts which they have made to preserve it ? But the arms which are the ultimo; retie Regam, are the first season of Brigands ; sad these moke no declarations until 'menaced by public vengeance ; they seek to avert the blows which the ruin and blood of their victims call upon their heads. It is not until after the burning of Copenhagen, and the seizure of the Danish fleet, it is not until it saw itself persecuted by the general indignation, that the English Government published a Declara• tion of on its motives Bat when a Government proceeds to such extre mities ; when it makes a profeseina to despise the most sacred rights ; to violate the most holy law.; to insult aU Sovereigns ; to outrage all nations ; how comes it to deign to descend to justify itself ? What impression is made on it by the indignation excited against it from one extremity of Eutope to the other ? Can the general hatred affect it, or uni •ersal contempt humble it ? Has it a charader to defend, or a remnant of honour so save ? Can it be accessible to a 'movement of shame, or to a dispo sition to repent ? Can the sight of the ruins of Copenhagen, the blood of all cite brave men sacrificed within its walls, the groans of so many unfortunate families, 'lila the English Gdverninent t Or do the cries of ven geance, utteted against it by all the Continental Nations, make it tsar that they wilt at length form a vigorous league to punish it,.tor all the cal.insitie, wish which it has overwhelmed them ? No 3 doom alas of vengeance do not yet sound loud incegh in tho eats of the English. They ..... " His Majesty has delayed this exposition only in the kiln of that more •inicable arrangeinei.t with the Coast ef Lbw mark. which it was His Majesty's fine wl,ll and atell4l..i. ohtain ; for which he was ready to make grew Alp sacrifices ; and of whien he never lost sighs. map la t h a illi r went of the most decisive hostility." You delayed your Declaration, because you pro. served a hope of concluding ' more desirable ar rangements with Denmark ; you retained this hope, Ctert, even while you were landing an army in Zea. I,.tid, even while you were bombarding_ Copeo hAgr,l, and even long after you bad reduced part of that capital to ashes t. What were these more de al:dbl.: arrangements, of which you had hopes! You ten Tired that the Danish fleet should be de liver!J r.ir co ycu, and yt.o wis.iiJ to be indebted for it tt, the cowardice of the Danes. todoolnedly 1 .uch su,ct.*s wouita have been More d. • rattle for . • The Bible it macit read in Ur , revany, eiiipecieliy in tb4 Pieteitatit sates. We writ not, thc•etore, ba a•t•i.rshed to fad a tiermau quoiing w,e of the Pi••p.+ett, eves in a onlitirel essay. Among sire works producer] oy the eetalurephe ti Eueesii igen, and which I have had ilea ton to pr•rssse, is a kinit of against England, cualit,,,4 ea. a nu.n!ren of passas'•s 01 the g.e.iter and lets pto.,-beis, which the au:har pa raphra.es and applies to the iniquities, the prtteut situation, ...I future denary of the Itriiish Govrreeseot. He has, in particular, laid lltabakek. and Zaetierian owlet e totsituitiOtt This very curious piuduct.o.i rs asnn►rJ te • cieily wan el the bailiwick of kionebeeg, as Holston_ —( to fg 44i 4*er.a• (altar.) t The Dectsratioa is Cies! the. ?fib or sopsemser; the e 'lmam of Corsa pls:s tewargs ti • cadet !Lu cia. ~~: