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\ I -• , GERMAN PAPERS. sansaLS. APRIL lit The persons charged with drawing up the plan of the 11r* Codes of Lows for this kingiluns, hose nearly completed their labours; Vie commercial Code is entirriv finished. It is affirmed that the plan will he laid before the States-General during their next Sessi tttt t which will take place in the month of ()etiiiser this year. The formalities to he observed in civil tatters will be renilered much more simple and easy than at present in use. It is said, that as soon as they are spproved of. the route re.otioniflttion of the judicial system will he effoctied. APRIL 7. The King our Sovereign went as for as the Musk of Gaeta, to meet his 'oyes' brother, King Chitties IV. of Spam. It is a very long time niece the two brothers have had the pleasure of seeing each other nr•t meeting was extremely affecting. After hoviog stopped tl4 lioins et Caserta, their Majesties torsi'ved in Naples on the 2d. The :neat din , they appeared is, public, at the theatre of St. where their presence called bath unintimotts trans ports of rothusissin. / 11111111111, APRIL 13. The building of the new Palace, which the pub lic rapers had announced as very Ora/ it 'bond, seem. to be deferred. The coon tttt atlas of General Stutterheine's work on the war in IMO 9, was Hitllliltgd tinst to General heron Vicquaut. no* Minister from his Imperial 3fair.tv to the Conft . a tassel, end afterwards to toloittl Baron de Welden. The work with which General Losigetion been intrusted, is the history of the memorable continuo of 1813 and 1814. There is also talk of publishing the decisive Campaign which was so glorious fur time Au,iriatit arch+, which Baron Bianchi. Duke of Casa Lanz.'. nude against Montt. It is affirmed that this history is entirely completed.—(Jourrial de In Belgique. April 28.) egos THR PIioNTIERS OP ALSACE, APFtIT; The mown of Weissembusg NM presented a re. Monstralice both to the Guverument and the Clouts. her of Deputies, against the plan proposing r uew divisiosi of the communes in the department of ti :e Lower Rhine. All the Cominuhes of the district nl IVeisiwnibing are now following this example, and rind remonstrances to Paris. The exchange of wine cuitomo on the fronded of Alsace is still talked of, but there ripper,. to be greet dialcul. ties. France, it is said', sidles to receive back some cantons beyoud the Latiter—but it is is ques tion how Bavaria can.be indemnified for ties. It will Iln, be easy to arrange dna, as Prussia awl the Netlierla,,ds ore also interested. flowerer, the sue guriatsoos are said still to cohtinue. It is affirmed, that, iu Order to repair the los. of Landau, France intends to snake a coloader.ble fortrees of Lowerburg, and that the works for that purpose will commence us soon as the Allied troops formiug the Army of Occopittion shall have wholly evacuated the French triritory.--tirrns Gazette, April 18.) Ciblbt/., APRIL 17. The Commissibu appointed by order of Govern ?tient for regulating the debts of this city, rain. posed of a Member of the Government of the lAgh Chamber and of the Baird of Tues. hes at length published the result of its labours: it antimatter, to the ambler. in the Journal of the city. that, I.t. All the interest of the debts /vacated by Ilseetly of Carel, during the absence of his Ifigal Hiplines the Eke. tor, which has beamerla siaa the dissulatioa of the hag. dim of Westphssia that fee MI yotwasad $ bac shall be entirely sapprnsed, 2d. The city shall indeed velsogsliwt the prilleilel swa t stated in the bunds—bill that, frau ute Ist of Januarh 1111 a, the city builds, hitherto basin* I per oat. lateral, shall bear uuly 3 per cent. It is said . thrctneens mean to address his High ness upon subject.—/ Nuremberg Corte. April .33 s Spnitdeti:, 0211211/. APIWL 16. Dr. 30 1 .tattnes Schulthes. of Zurich, has prefixed to hi. nevity-pnblislwd work on 11. e Itoungefic Doctrine o f Free Grate (free elective glace), a lung preface on the practicanfity cud advantsgta of a union of the evangelic churches. In this pre face he sines the absurdity of the secusetton of Messrs. Drummond and Co. particularly in re spect to the Geneve translation of the Bible, and expresses himself thus:- 4 , What 4e is *harp (biting) suough to poor opal these tritium? Fur the hoorini of that groans, action, I think that there are few such visionaries, at to say famatin, in lint island—iwnsaidestir he number, sod still store heap& Sant in the ' ,virile esteem. They have smite t the ant, became they are there, in spite of their guineas, silly et frupts consumes watt tr they wets At for any thing, they might have found oweb more work 61 home ibati astimig ws--rand • swine imperative ditty to cheek moral and religious misery aid depraratiost, superstition and is/. fidelity, mei to convert nominal into real Clundians. Let them lesru what their nation owes in theology to the Sishtu ; as fur enlace, formerly to II Hollinger, awl *Mee to • Trohchia. How Kinds better it would be with the Engl..ll hureh, if it had mule follorind their Chiseller wise rounstrand etample. " 1. t then make themselves naptainteil with the whole series of Gravest Theulogisns—fiom Colvin to our times— and the p rog etut made frost one age to souther. They wutiltl then ; 03 the nue hand, acknowledge with shame how F. the English hare, ou the *bole, remained behind; and, rou the outer Imeut, that On present rabgliteued senimmts Genera, in tlw reipects, is but the phonies amid hippy result or the unMferrupted. pions, and prufsmad lehmirs of it, tither men of learaink. They world led that the new tisuelation of the Bilk of the Gelman Church, is superior to all other translations in the French lsoguage."--raleau (riarefle, April 111.) or• rein!—Oa Saturday last the inhas Eitants of Foun;aio-huildings and the iteighlonor ho, t wers tinder covinderable alarm from u rtr g swill of lire, whieticootusued increasing for some trite, and every •ne expected each succeeding mi nute to see flarmnes• burst horn some of the houses; a t l a g the cause was (we nosy indeed say} MOO hops pity di•c.tver•tl. It proceeded from the late Pro perty- Tor- Wire, where 'emit of the Commissioners (*soder so order from Government; were cuosigning to the &►tnes the papers coonected with that tax btintsgtlig 10 die !WWI of AValcot. Mighty pleased should we he, could be add that the cosillsgration wa• to extend to the duturnents of all the parishes in Bath—hot. des! the ghost of the unburied sni ppet must still haunt us for we hear that receipts are at the present moment making nut for the re edit Ilion of a considerable sum, amoanting to el•••, , I. hell a yrar's rate, from the inhabitants of S. iietet bail Si. Paul's, owing to the defaldatiou • N' utrt uf tat c:Aitector. —( I ier a id.) .• • POLICE. • Testers/4 aysenrenea, &milli', Wessell' Irilikes Ham Flosoarti, of gratevl appearance and arldres. wudevereest au enaisiustirmbsfore Rittman Bitten, Fit Awned on sou. Orion cowerriseil in a 'slimly of freed". He 'ad every apprinntree of heing au %Ater in the arty. The hands %bid, the Prisoner ass mecum' of w e r e principally those cunsuitted ust tavern aid butel•heepers, by passing Linkers' checks to pay hills, aid receivine the charter fur Her 'arse, amounts for which-they were drawn ; the drafts purr glrarri, ms Imams' printed cheeks, hi t s by whit means yor Prisoner because possessed of them Mar not been a.scer. tented. 711 E .TUR r. .irtWMART►CT VIZ I + WRING NI EETiNG, 18111. WRIIII•11111,44. APRIL 29. • . Sweepstakes of tifte. earls. b. ft. foe alw olds, AF. Mr. frucbfours Merrymaker; 7.t. 9lb Mr Rlake's f. by Elective. out of !Whiles dam, 7st 2 Mr. Wilson's Purlingtou, SM. Mr. Vausittart's Peorialum, bat. llb. Mr. Watson's Marti, 7st. 31b. Mr. Donslees Kernel, Mr. Goddard's lkwouglussonger, Ist. 121 b. b. or Porilaud's Staiaborough, ISM. 31b Pd The Judge placed but 3. It to 1 agM 31errywaker—even on Parliegton. Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, h. ft. for 3.yr olds. T.Y.C. Mr. Pillory's The Student, bet. 141 thafteld's Aqua°, 7.1. Itlb Mr Stonebewer's Manfred, Ist. 121 h. Mr. Wilson's Cauvass, 7st. 41b. Mr. Lak.'s Vignette, let. 21b. • D of Graftutis eh. e by Eaton, claws by Sorcerer, 751. Mr Mailfilell Stockholm, 7st. r. Fresirk's f. by Canopus, out of Fractions , 7st. Mr. Laity's Aosabrl, 7.1.41 b. • Pd The hedge played hut 3. 7to 2 got The Student-3 to 1 apt Manfred 4to 1 eget Vignette. The Newmarket Slakes of SOgs each, b. ft for colts, est. 71b. and til'ics 2-.21b. D.M. The owner of the second horse to reerive 100 gs foil of the stakm. Mr. Lake's eh. c. by Sorcerer, out of Castanet's dam I 31e. Vaiseitiort's Slits, brother to Selima 2 Air. Goddard's ch. c. by Dotterel, out of Suhadil's dam. 14 Full yes c. by Soothesyrroot of Illowlog. Mr. J 'a f. Fanny, by Poulton, out of Variety. 1). of Grafton's. rh f. Carrots, by Jumper. out of Vanity. D. of Rutland's hr. r. by Sorcerer, out of Virtuoso. D of Grafton's brother to Milton. 141 Grosvenor . .. b. f. Fiona., sister to Bizarre. Lal &Acid's b. e. by Sorcerer, oat of sister to Pktworth. The budge placed brit 2.-10 paid (twilit. I to 4 agst Faiitiy-5 to 3 art 1). of Grafttm's brother to Mi.too-11 to 1 apt Finesse. Sweepstakes of no each, legs Aufeit, for 2-year olds, 7st. 31b.; 3-year olds, Sat. Sib. T.Y.C.—•Tbe winner to be sold fur 350 ya if demanded, tie. ILA Suffield's Swill.), 3 yrs old.. Mr. Neale's brother to Raphael. 3 yrs old 2 Mr. Haeoden's Rhinoceros, 3 yrs out. H. of Rutlaud's sister to Ottoman, 2 yrs old 5 to 4 apt Aquilo. Fifty Ponmls, by subscription, for 3-yr able, 7st. Mb.; 4-yr olds, Net. 111 b. ; s.yr olds, Vst. 41b. S.C. Mr. Wesson's be. c. Fits Orville, 3 yrs till 1 14 Warwick's b. e. Troubadost, 3 yrs old 2 Mr. Hateou's be. c. Solhaniatead, 3 yrs old Mr. Wyndham's'. gr. r. Skim, 4 yrs 01d... .......... dr 3 to 1 on File Orville. YELA :MHO LY ACCIDENT. Oe Friday week the male of a stranded vessel, lying Rear the aremth of the Cloquet, took three boys (one of them Sasnewl Watson, von of the late Major Watson, of Work. worth) into a ship's butt, to give them a sail cm the river; oafortimately, the torrent carried thee epee a emeLhaek, and ie managing the sails lo get off, rung Waters let go the ro♦e which be bold, by which watts the boat was oven. act, and they were all promphatel Mtn the water. The mate ll*lllllll :tad pelted ap moo boy, and set him upon the bottom of the boat, sod data weal to assist Watson, who yas will struggling in the water; when he came to bee, the buy canted him so clearly round the seek, that he was ob liged to shake him off; on setitruing So the boat, the other buy had lost his hold, sod disappeared. The third boy was never reen after the bust overturned. The bodies of the two Ant were got own after, cud thr third on the nest day. They wen all intern.' at Warkvrorth. bONION, APRIL 2. 8. From eight until deer.. o'clock on Sunday night this town imil the neighbourhood were blotted by a unlit dreadful storm of thuinler and lightning; when the latter was inure extensively diffused than any that has been witnessed in this p.irt of the king. door since the month of July, 1809. An old man, who has travelled in the East, Lays, " He has seen such lightniug bel'ore in lodise frequently :—in England never." Demist great part of the time torrents of rain fell. Many sheep, supposed to hase brew frightened by the lightssing, were found drowned in ditches adjoining their 'matures yester day morning. On the subject fit' this sterns a eon respondent thus elegantly expresses himself : " Israel succeeding Aral, with terrific griMiltlllf. tolled most as fully round the blink tremendous seat whieb the thunders held in the chambers of the south. Words cannot express the imposing effect—the beauty of the contrast—the sublimity of the scene, when the severs, flashes that precedhi those peals. and extended, in a moment, from the horizon to the pole, resit asunder iu (heir courses the veils of darkness, and over-csilopied the zenith with the gulnieut of light. These Noakes, thtfosive, vivid, and strong, reoffered diseint objects so very conspi. cuotes. y that it frequently seemed, for some seconds togc.aer, togc.aer, as if Pay had returned, after having ;fam ed, by elemental war, a poser to resume his re splendent dominion, stud to wield his sceptre above the throne of Night." On Snaky sight bigt, upwerds of 40 sheep, be longing to ditfereut farmers, were drowued by the Roods in the neighbourhood of Spilsby. The thun der and lightning were very awful—the rain tre mendous: Numbers of acres are iuuudalyd in the ne . ,glibinirlimid of Spilaby, and some Of the roads ore Is at present. Laid COLL.:HESTER hag presented a well-'elected law library to the City of Chester, for the use of the Judges and Gentlemen of the Bar who attend that circuit, to which his I.nrilthip, when first railed t, the bar, helouged, and in %hid' lie received his first brief. Caeriden, for nserly member for the burghs of f.anatk, Peebles, liiilithzow, end Setkiik, has again. btets requested to Mier himself on the iiiilepreoleot interest, in op position to &1r Ifttputm:. the pretritt Mem ber. • An active calorie°s took place last week, and there iS little doubt of his hong th e suceetsful eau detage. At retitle'', the inhatiitentis went not and met him, took the knives' from the carriiii:e, a nd . tfreggtd it low the town. c "i• h i ). . 1 .4 NI V 7 A 4 17.: sr A ao • at V C% • 711.. U , • • sib so 0. b 4 A • •• - cr • 4 3 F . .... r d. a! . ... 4. 1 ! 4.74 3 it gi• CP a a. .0. 0 C... 1 .mo 2 .) 7 ?) " . 4.. E 6. 3 .4 -.ft • 111 0 0 O .4 CO Ca • 3 -1 3 ''' a. 3 - 2 a - a . - 0 0.. .. or 4,.. •?, gi• y 3 .0. ....... 4 -- 1' !‘ 0 4 ?a X •••• 0 II = 40 .. ''. , as 41+ w lor MI I it .-. .1 § n A 0 - ?! il 2 a 8 3 r_ . 2 t a': t; . g r 2 cs 0 4 • 4. i:t ). P 47a t z i • 4 t i . .4 n • o c Z ..n g w V ; X 2 ,17. 61 1.7. : x u) 1.1 0 m C R'4 '4 .{: ~. Of tri co ,i M ..„ L . .., _ . 0 a ... ti & .. 4 Z . 3 . LAW IATELLIGANCE. lOURT OF KING'S BENCH, riuninisTsa, Wiutdisc AP&IL 29. MANDAMUS TO THE GOVERNOR AND COMPANY OF THE DANK OF ENGLAND. Mr. BROUGHAM mused, th-t Y owandwares qe di reeled to the Governor and Company of the Back of Eliglaud, ordering them to proceed to divide all the profits accruing to that establishment precious to the 19th of Mardi last, over and above the ex. poetises nit:tined in the conduct of its affairs. Hia application was founded upon the affidavit of a Proprietor of Bank Stuck, whose statue he did not state, in which it was sworn, to the best of the De relent's belief, there was a considerable balance iu the hands of the Governor and Company, on which they had made and declared no dividend. The Learned Cottie.:l observed, that the object of the motion was to compel a compliance with the prowl sion of the three Acts relating to the Batik of' England, by which it was enacted that there should be sio accumulation of revile!. Lord EtLENBOROUGH asked, in what way it was sworn that there was a balance iu the hands of the Governor awl Company ? Mr. BROUGHAM answered, that as the Directors would furnish no accounts, and allow 110 inspection of the books to the Proprietors, it was impossible for the Deponent to swear decisively to a balance in the bands of the Governor and Company, hut lie distinctly stated his belief and conviction. He ate , prelieuded that the Court was called upon to inter. pose summarily, to prevent the infringement of the law; OW one very learned person had already given it 111 his opinion, that in this Case a eteedrosine would lie. Lord ELLENBORGUGU wished to know if that opinion were given judicially, or privately? Mr. BROUGHAM answered, that lie certainly had nn right to say that it was given otherwise than pri vately ; but be mentioned it as a warrant for himself in advisinx and making the present application. Lord ELLENNONOUGH inquired, if at any of the Quarterly Comas papers had been moved for to thew the rimed state of the funds in the hands of the Governor end Company. and refused ? Mr. BROUGHAM was not aware that there had been ally such proceeding; hut he contended that their Lordships, Ulloll all affidavit like that on which he now moved, would be called upon to grant a mandamus, even should it appear that a majority of the Court of Proprietors resisted the production of the baluster-sheet. If the majority directed whet was illegal, viz. that a balance should accumulate in the bends of the Proprietors, the Court would take care that the Acts of Parliament were com plied with. The majority of the Court of Proprie tois might proceed to deprive the minority of any dividend at all ; but, if so, the minority would have a right to relief by reanrtiug to the Court of Bauch. It was contrary to the clear word ing of the two first of the statute!, that any capital should accumulate; or, if doubt existed, it would be removed by the third statute, and by tne by laws of the Company itself, If, in the return to the mandamus, the Governor and Company should satisfy the Court that there was no balance in their hands, 110 latelllllo6,loll of capital, there would he an end of the question ; or if it were ;hewn that a balance was tieceitsary to the conduct of the affairs of the Corporation, and that on this account it had been allowed to remain and accumulate, still it would remain for the Court to deride, eliether even that was not contrary to the express provisions of the statutes. Lord ELLENROROUGH" If capital, for the ma p nagement and c port of the affairs of the Cotta pony, bean omitted C4l4', recourse had better be had to the Legitimate to remedy the defect." Mr. BituuctiAU urged that, eves+ upon that sup position, it would be the duty of the Governor and Compeny to apply to Parliament : what it had al ready said was efeer and unequivocal—that they shall divide, and s 1•111 not accumulate ciliate! ; and if au alteration be necessary, the Beek should pre vail upon the Legislature to grant them indemnity for having infringed the Acts already pawed, and permission fur the future to accumulate capital. Lord Er.terrataeotion—" 1 think )on way take a rule to shew 'the Commornoners for iettli g tido the salaries, for-, at.d etnolunteists of the several Courts of .Ititttice in England, have made their seronti and final Report as to the Cotitt or Chancery ; hut it would eppear they have wet with tonettiaiktt d dtfli culttrs tat tvwertai oo itt g thn-r of the Court of . King's Witch, as thtt• state at will bv , nearly two month. b►loue that Report eau be couipltted. • st e _. 7,..---.„ 1 . 7 .--. 1 . 7 411 , e ....... 5" x• , i;...4-. li,_ i ft ' I' ''' ' l l i t. ' '''' .! -iof• - !' - . e i 4 ' \II , • - ' '-'?'" ' ...;:f.; ': y ile le t j,o ' 1 ? •4.,. KONTNLY 1.1.7' OP Nr rrrue-..r.ttoxS tWit A P I: I L. AGRICUI:TURF. • A treat ii.' ew Aoiln awl M.o. Er , . 4 , 1".1110.41 on at to ;t intperietice, and as combined wit!, J.llflt Ptiut 11114 . $ of Agriculture: is +Wei' the 7•oe..ry aut) !ha-friar. of .Ia Hunipltry uther Azrituituttil t nt litUtit, 1111 . It . t . tiered to the exiorriencril By a Prariirdl Agiicultiii 5.. 11:111.1(X;RAPIli lActiormli's Calmbiglie. Part. I. and 11 . A Cats Were of Bonk. io Allot Ntedie giimerF, Midwifery, Cheinktry, Kiiiaity, far. HMI/ swie at Awdersuii wad Chase's Medical Lilmary, W, i.t SasitLlit Id. Dlt A NIA. A View of the English Stage. enntaining • vaerieA of pra. I mimic Criticisms. 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Au E%puaitiou of the Musical Svstem of 3:r. lau><ie►. Strictures on his Chiroplast. By .t Committee of in Louduu. 2r. Gd. NOVEIN. Genevieve; o►, the tlrphati■ Chit, fly Mrs St' BNroci.) 3 wok. IL,. Sol. Voyaze Iu Lomita, a Friement ; wish Noted of Illustration. By Leowel Gulliver, jun. Llenelleti ; or, the Yak of Plinliattows. 3 rola %MIMI ; ur, Pour el Cinstrr. Ey tlx Author tram, a Tragedy. 3 vols. 14 Is. PHILOSOPHY. lEspe:imeatal Researches concerning the Philos Permaniea Colon r+, aINI thr Iwst 111•411,4 Of produrii by Dyints Calico Priiitstir.., Ac. By Edward Bancroft, vale. bro. 11. ICs. POETRY. of Health. via Conotitstlional Peculiarities— teadiona—Rathiite—Anietal Food—Porter and un—Dropsy—Liver Cowwlrlsiots. lilyJuhu flu .&c 31. o the Commissional* iblr Tenaitortre anti wick J Seamen, us the Nos.woolookor• mature of ; and containing flints to ()Oscers for the r .- lie Disease among Scooted. Hy James Veitch, er of the Royal Medical uud Ohre& Societies a, Staff Surgeon of the Nary, &I. Pre. Ss. oar on the casual owl per:wheal in4weatoe at ate. of the Attnospitere we Hann Health sod riicularly Initattity. By Thome. Fontes, Esq. 4a.--Apprndia to the above, Roo 11IISCELLANROVS. t of James, Doman. atm I Robert I .lPClretnr, the celebrated Rob Roy, Woe She High l'.oirt in the years T 752, 1753, And 1754; ha which is levauir telatine to the with Anew- prGp• osi ll a (iii vo of one iniltion ror p nvidin j mitlitionai Wow,. or Public Wotahip Iti Ellfl6llll. 11, lid. enliiical Simi. of the lbilia4 Ernpiii.; containing n general VIP% of the j)kINI ogle. Forrizii 1.,a•I'**10111I ni the Crown; liar !Awl, CoininiTre, Office*, and 11:4abliAtiii sow, 31i1 la y, al. o as Vita. By John liarri,ter at Law. 4 S.v.• 37. . . . c.than.. Pv:itical Ectotortty ; or, Entnitiar Conver tatioits ou the M. -r itt v. hich It aches lire piedureel, dmri. hoed, and cilmc,mtti 411 SltelPiy .ity It 1. ill BloWe Say, foraysfur t,f 1 4 01 4 tic it Economy lit 1{.•3 al A 11...sia , sto of Paris. Trosistorti iron% the Fr...lth. fly h.htt Richter. A., Istrywy int'. the Pri,4ciple and Temiency of the Rill cm,/ I...tiding its Iktrlinmeitt„ for Ititirwouir Cci taro Kestric tioo 4411 Cuttun tactual's. la RELIGION. • COllliret • 10!1 Nuoural null Revtroleol T11,014,1[1 , ; being :In Alto 'opt to olhtsto ate the r,violences and Doctrines of Ch. ustiariii y, t th or relainn to Ihe nolo( tree Piotkoulohy of the ,Hooloast Aliso I; with ls hi , met Autism-Aro, collect, 4 room the 1114) , 1 I11:111•11i A ill•lt.ii Roll '4110.3 la %Voile ' s B y list Rev. k. 11 . . Ger.fitld, Motooktcr of Laura Chepel, SVO. Pastors! Duties. Store particularly addressed to the lomiger (lefty. Iliseourava earitma Polot• of Christian Frith a n d Pratt. lire; must of whirl) w ere all.hy, red in CI, tiort of Ilie oraloire. in the Sits ion of 1616. By lhonsas H. I.allwrdet, Proiripal of ihr C-moeco 'cot hull, in the 1'11'11.4 States of America, for the Cdocat;oto of the Mat unit Dumb- Lira. Torre Sermons on Pw►li¢nlut Oces.into. By the Bishop of f:lourr.ll-r. Site !Sep ooty of notinteiainit C•riptur► Ihtrir:n►, anti coot/ 31'11111111C by eerie 'leans to promote l'eace and Uoion in the (•ieorrh of thri4t. roimi.ltTed en Too Art Seenton• t invecht.tl b , fote the Visite...l4llr. in the Clotpel of 'niftily on Sunday Ili• 26th of laoaan , and Sun day the 1.1 of I••. h. wiry, 1419, f..r the Degieoi of 8.1.1 aiol I) 1). By the It , Ilano Hamilton. U I). Ktetor and Vicar eN litsuettiopht r and Kiltita;;Atlity, in the Diocese of 3.. A Letter no thr Sohjetl of Cretaiii Errors, of the Anti. monism Moil, telurlt have lotely sprout.; H i , m rbc %Vriit Elogloinl. soil are iroSii rooting • ar itirrining Progreso thinirgloott ile• kitigilass. 1V...re% V.: , the Per. Julio Strome:, I. L.M. Rector 44- C ay. A Cm/tit/whim to the 11.4 Nei ; f. • the Tipp o f Families. Part I (to be tompirital 4k' I.ell•rx In a Pr leitttnt Divine in n, fence of vicilitriao_ Hi, rimer. fr.. Church-oiEugtaudirut aiet nit Cwt.! • examined: pre. riles! by Nitieturi aun the Elidalijoann v ! 4 4)444 in, a.; pa...u..1 in II National 5441•14 . 1% . 4. 5114144: 4 . : Views of .he linKlish auel Sc•etisli 1,151411- Ind and Non- Ciallel4f";; awl einiellitting with Item. lira pro. passe(' for Alni.e. indicated, sail ais Examination of the Ka- Itamrulun tiyiiti.is of (lintels iti.fueiis parnieit, and Mill punning. otruseil New tillirdles. by .I.critiy 1$ ullntnt, I el. Dead" r isl Lincoln's luu, and late of 11. A. 11. Tile Conduct of the tlerey in guripiirtitic the Bible So ciety vindicated from the titmice% kroucht neniiod them by the ft. v. Richard 1.10,d, in a Letter so tiosi Cettilettian. By the Hee. Edward Cooper, liCei Or of Hainstail Itillwarr, nod of lroxall. in the tun :Iv of Swannd i nod late Feilnu of MI &nth. College, Oxfosit. TOPOG RA I'FIY. 11 , , I Thr ?worth and Last Canto of Chilac liarohl, with othrt Poems owl Notes. By Lord 11)rnst. *so. litt.--11 Illrittratioss to the shore, by John Holihousr. E•y of Tri nity Collefe, CionbroNe, A.M. u:id F.lt S heti. 9. EA The Swiss Patriots; with whir Poems By IV. Mse krorir, Cr bro. ss. W. The Fudge nuttily to Paris ; in it writs of Lettrrt front Phil. Foam Ls+ Nits Biddy Flolge, Mr. Bib tindge, &c. By the Author of the •• Two-penny Post Uri." lc. Bru. 70. 6.1. Ovure Eve!les. 11v F D. Buse*, Pei. vol. I. hvo. Woman. By Comm SunnArd Beetett, Poq. 46.113. POLITICS AND POLITICAL ECOBOIIY. The Sul):sauce of ttw• Speech dclii• red br Ike tivileellor of the Excht.letr on Moodily, flit altli 1818, ow Topographical and I'4,lm:tulle Survey of the Catatmat:a di Roma, with Ref, 11'111 , R ...tw y, awl A. 1.0- qaities. By Dr. U. C. I. Fielder. Bco. U h. VOYAGES AND TRAVEIX Narrative. of a lie.iolvnee in A'zier, Hy Sicaor Ride. Notes *4O Illastrationa, bp Edward Bleu /titan:, Esq. RN. btu. 2s. i) F. A T On Wtit n , 't, at Ilia I.ese in Tent• Mr. Geom. Irlidloclt At Iri.luu , t n, ill Ow County of Westortosth, pr a 19. 111 , - I:Jeanne . Grimm, %u.o.ite.t .I:tozht., 01 the 1.)..0net COUlt• tem, end VW.' t 10 his Eneetirocy Conn! NI arta+. . ----- ‘ l ' , 4 ll. :it Tms DAY AT ISMININ Morning aftft 11. k:vestiss 64 ails. 11. LtININ‘N : Prtitrd *OA Pub:1011 4 at Ilte 1 ffizr. No. 12 7 1 Mtllllj ; 14.1•:re A4 , emlitoments pry rereir-... ' mild lAAs Ono yeti) ) meal be ae;rites..et--t1 ”11 T11, N:• I 1 - fsvrio* , Pricier— J, E. 127, %O a ' Puhllttree. fiAVAL IN7'EI,LII,ENCE. tentsssentlst alloitst Meisel the Essex, —, trim Risyyriteateit far faintinn. galled Mc. Queenirausituiri foe C A irla C Fibe, hue++. fur hassles , and 6.4 . tif s 46, • t'27. Salk 4 the ittaisaand, Adv,..d.re, • Les, fur Losidon. it ale Kit s AP! U. SP Paned the P.ii.ce of Orange pullet, lel* walk, Ake,. r Donated Cliittert nib pretetiiirlfillbfreVallfre"l"4 - areas, .rvidos Came 4101111 *ON the Itir•T and nailed the hut., T b . appw sou, for Halifax; 'Nike of Yolk, Weller, for 48WinieVi; low, Phtaiu. , for New Wilms; Brut:Asti, Jrukinsuu, for Quebec; will Fox, Wane, for Opus keinaist the Srativ.h , tp....leuu of tranTortA--they are de* Wined by culinary amts. The Moffatt, Lee, fruits Seaga!, is smoking up, last wilt be in the Donna thi. tide. Fir* o'Clock.—A,nrctl the Sir Andiew Hammond, tuw, fruut the South Seas. .... ail (Ohre t.teriteonti, APRIL 28. the l'oblic Arrived the Eutev, ltsMee, from l'irsittultucw ; she sadcd whir l, are 3tarth 6: un the 12.1 insionl; it, lat. lb 21. lone. it. 97. for every she was hoarded by a ship nod hriz ands. Spa fish colons., . Ind to the which pluo.lere•l her of water, arum, 'dump., far. Ike. The the D i rec. ship lawsuit •20 [lints, with 1411 Iti. ilit long osmotic.) %v S. New. I 12 culla, with 1,211 Mel'. Alto arrived the Ruston, 83vantrilt ; smiled 9011, Murth, its conitosoy with the , er, c upid _ Artier, Resets, Irkerpool; the Liverpool packet, ' tut ,: A ra. 1 sailed six dsc i lo.fure. Also rirrireft the Vt . . V. Johnson, . m .„„h p „ 11 ,1 lily, front Philadelphia :on ,b - 291h Nlsrelt, in lat. l 0 hy hut;;. 55. 48 %poke tin. Scipio, from Liv,rpiuot f o u Vuoisla; ar hits iits. Also on the Sib Ap•il, in lat. 4 40, lin .36. 36 'poke the ship , 3lnterials Ann, from flouritraim for Rattliwor Also arrived the Ado., Svo. Roi-noun,fr wiled us , 13111 , instant. The (Nt. 1.. 1 ihervw, Munroe, racr.) Mn i/he 111 'oat. Lye tlai• p,rl ; slush is t „ on Ilia- Ysth in Ist. 40. 2t 1 V .111 • kr' Ihr • •.e wr.rticit, comb flitter, Greleartigrow alrie4 ri ( to be rroto chott•tai tea 514. long 65. f. 3 .. 1•114114.• th- slop Plwci. , • " MS e l icit c . o. ton for Itristul ;on aos sit. to t . 4 , , 1 , m apukt the ihtbliu packet •-•••-t, from ion tastes. 4#llAvtrivili* . Arrived the Catharine nerothes. Dart, f;thlis, from 7' et it ;•f'olon,TbrO., le, render. Eli Elwin, Clapper, front Aotworp; retail. Stu. it. ti u, 4.40.1.1 ll* re. fno• f' • re folio Wm.!: sops us , 14s.ia.sl y y 'heolieitl, (rem Newry princ e Han ogler, with , ',Medina; lisinsott. ►!•it., T- li 91 Prof. muses (until (7struil3;. Tawny A _ ire. frit* .. t'stx. front lionektrav, 11 •- • f ru , * A„ c tom.. I, • ;troll (Ltir caste; and 11'9 Sahel she Amity ! , ektr.X9l6l.l Ottliiet Mime, niri ranee. Mougl.sit, • 4.. (or Elio Deur, ke. la hi. 1 , . 4 e6pg .r attars may, J Ark Ciaelishilade , , for SI . If • or of Stilled Nye,. tlidta lout, will - store.. _ t°l°Pllof j. Yeetatlav—A* ?ester* *SY -= , Hol;t9aiy at ISt eetL. I • 14111 1 ejtr l Me., Lax t *Mut, auk Kum sir Illext • eresit lA_II mtAk previ W( IVO WI wiUt Piss. Thu Us. N Coo beets stoves . . ast *her To el Dry Trio Cur oft kr 11, Greeta Chow. • Oa fraud sin Taw lb " P. Prnottio The lor Pii Coveys -- r - Ke W. Ka No NW 41w, T Jaw .r Hi • bra. ewes