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r „ ; , 1 I - • ' i , fr .. 0 0 b t 35 ti l t to I) ,541 r t 155.,, ,- ~..... • P ) R . ~_` " I I N!" %,p,, NUM Wilt 2102. TUESDAY, CCIOBER 17, 1809. .. PRI E-HALFPENNY. NKW THEATRE-ROYAL, (WENT-GARDEN. IrilS PRESENT TuEst)Ay. Octoberl7. T tag, will he acted, a Comedy, Felted III! ROAI) . TO RUIN. Mr. Deantou, Hr blionden; 'Air. Sulky, Mr. Davenport ; Teary pornton, Mr Itiuntoa ; Silky, Mr. Emery; Cold- Osiris, Mr. Jones; !Haunt, Mr. Claremont; Hmi,r, Mr. Werirly; Furrier, Mr. lime; Hotter, Mr. Loris. Mn. War saw. Mrs. Davenport Sophia Freekoye, %Visa N nrl ; Mrs. Ledger, "Ire. Whitmore; Milliviri, Mrs. Bologna; Niantua mido.r, Sirs Watts; Jenny, Mrs. Hardy. Toe hich will lir added (by permission of the Proprietors of the Th..'' - - THIN MONTH. TBISIJ resperefttile resisitorls the Public, that • the ST.ITE . LOTTERY not only begins, hot finishes on FRII•AY, the solb of this month ; therefore all a ho wish to bare a CIIMICE to pin LIt;IITY THOUSAND POUNDS by the parchase of a single Number, must bay heroes the drawing begins ' as the whole Lottery, consisting of 400,0001. in Priers, will he derided in ONE DAY. Talton and Shares are selling in great variety, at his told established Offices in familou and by his Agents in the t'uniory ; who in the lute aitesies, have been remarkably fortunate in selling and sharing an immense number of Ca pital Priara, particularly the two last do,unol Prizes, the last 10,10411. Pl2l', and the last Pay' tal Prise ever drawn. •.• Persona in the Count's- may be 'ravelled the same its if present, by sending their tinders (rust or Carrisge•pat.l), aceotapsoied with hank Dates, genii bills, mash, or puul.otlire wile is, to either of his Old Established oaick•. No. 4;CORNII ILL, or 9, CHARING:CROSS, LONDON. where all business in the Public Fonds is transacted with Bill lily and disttatch.—.Plessr t.. caret, the State is the only !.onus-' that will he drawn THIS YEAn SUPERIOR ROOKS FOR YOUNG PERSONS. Pew Editions of the following esteemed Works have been Intel) pithh.ised by T. CADELL sad W. DAVIES. Strand : I. itN INQUIRY into the DUTIES. of MEN the higher and rairldis Classes .of Snei l aty in Great-Brittin, resulting from theirreareetivie Stations Pro fratione, cud Employments. By Tisanes .Giaberes, arA. 9 Vols. nvo Ins. in hoards. o. An INQUIRY into the DUTIES of the PrMAI.E SEX. By the minim. see. tie. in bmwils, ni in 'moo price as. tid.; or, elegantly printed its a Pocket volume, Os. Lu beards. tie different Positions sod Attn..n of the Speaker. By this same. 49 hound. 30. E?it;LISH THENTrS and ESSAYS; or, Tie Teacher's Assistant m Curnpusitiou : Wing a System of cagy Holes fur Writing Exercises, illustrated by tramples, adapted to the useof truth sexes at school. 'Yu a hith fur added, Hints for Correction and Jinprioing Juvenile Cum. position. In outs ru►uans, limo. By the satnt. 3s , 6d boards. at. OI.ITLE% rs of ENGLISH GRA3I)TAR, raicirVited for the use of bulb sews at school in n hich the practical rules ...flat language are clearly and diatuselly ►aid down, .ud apecolative diflieslties :.s int.chr:is pomade asoideaL By the wsw• •at rr Royal; Fiuytino ket) the Farce of PEEPING TONI. Frit 31crein, Mr Creswell; Coast teals, Mr. 'Menace; Mr. Tmlur Mayne Mr. WsdJy ; Tu rn , 11r. rea 1, ; erszy, Rimini's'. ' Lady Goths., Mrs. Humphries; Miss Bullion; Mayoress, Mm. Direcnpoit ; Maud, 14. Gibbs. Busts, 71.; Second Price, rui. u.: 5e110641 Price, ; !krona Price, Is. —ripper Carr ry, is. The Doan s m• 11 be accost' at Half-past Five, and the Play bey/lest WIC past S,s. To-raet sew n N l l d Oats. with Lock and Thar,. day, The "ilerctrent of Vroios,, %loot or, The IVtilrier's Choice —tin Friday, ?be wrens, with All the Medd% • !Cleve.—Oa •stursloy„ Othello, the Moor •of To. vier; to stitch sill Lr Is He a Prince , —rhi .Men. day, The Girt-mu Daughter ruphr eie , LT a 'Fuming Lady, being her clot appearance in Loudon ; attcr winch, The Portrait pf Ot V &11l CS. a. A FASHLIAR SURVEY of the CHRISTIAN RE LIGION, lied of HISTORY, as coortet ted with the lotto duction of Uhristinuity, and with its proviso to the pit. ,cot thee. By the same. eve. 84. in tweeds. 4. A SUMMARY of the PRINCIPAL EVIDENCES for the TEI TII and DIVINE ORIGIN of the CHRIS TIAN REVEL.tTION. Ry Bedby, Lord Bishop of Lou don. Imo. ts. lid. ie hoards. it. An INTRUDUCTION to thrt STUDY of the BIBLE; containing proofs of the authenticity in inspira tion of the Holy firriptnres; a Sennuarref the liftetury of the Jews ; an Account of the Jewish Sects ; and a brief ttatesneut of lb. Contents of Hie teveral Ilwerw of the 1)1.1 awl Neer testeinestas Ehat Volume of " The Elements of Christian Thedleslll) By Geaege, Lord Bishop of Ltneuln, I large Vol. iIICOP Ss. is hoards. d. SAt:RED DRAMAS the subjects taken from the . Bible. By Hannah More. 5d In hoards. 7. STitICEURF:4 on the MODERN SYSTEM of F MALE EDUCA*IION; with a view of the Prineipks and Conduct po:raltlit Among Women of rank and fortuue. By the ‘.! vole. ow in boards. n. LETTERS ADDRESSED to the DAUGHTER of a NOBLEMAN, on the FORSIA'fIGIS of RELIGIOUS and MORAL PRINCIPLE. By Elizabeth Ileuriltuu An. thus of Letters un the Elementary Priuciples of Ice. 2 volt. WIG. los. in boards. This day w pittilislied, its Ivo. price lax in hoards, the dried Eddies., illustrated with a Map of Spain 'pith the Road of the Army, and a plan of the Battle or Coruna", A. NA of the CAMPAIGN of the BRITISH' ARMY in SPAIN, commanded by His Excellency Sir JOHN Mt/ORE, K. B. dre. tec.; 'mamas. Vented by Official Papers and Origioal Limns. By his /timber, JAM F.S MOORE, Lot. Pi infra for J Johns -in, St Paul's Church yard. nrogE. FRIDAY NEXT. RrcHAßupsom, taOOI.H.XI..K, and CO, respectfully remind the Public, that ntl porch:meg is the present STATE LOTTERY must be made before FRIDAY NEXT, as on that DwObe whole of the Slate Lottery will be drawn in Twelve Hours. Only f,',outo N umbers—Four Tickets of each Number. 4 of.. PU,4 O ,;. 4 1' ..of s , aeol. I s 0f........ soot. 4 of 2,4001. soul. Ste. /sc. &e. Four Tickets of One Number, lit ...Welt the great Prim of eiu,nnol. mayithe puttied—by Three tio,oool.—by Two 40,00411. are now OP Sale at the affirm, Coruer of Bask Buildings, Carotid!, and facing the Gate of the King's Mews, Charing-Crorm, by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and CO. TO THE DEFECTIVE SHAPES. . GIRAHDET, No. 15, Great Castle -street, Us , eaveadith• avian% deeply impressed with gratitude for the distinguished prefereuee and approbation he las received from the Nobility and Gratis, is *Ropy a:ain to talons these, that he sonienuas to tare the Distorted Spine, and all distortions in the hued= frame of high sexes, with the ut most ease, safety, and success, by Dm ass:stauce of his PA - TENT A PPA RATCS STAYS, sad without any d:es;rem. able missals: or restraint of mullion; nod to their great ad vantage, all the time the cure is peiemming, the racist 4e formed person will appear straight, without any padding • whatever. No further particulars need here lie mentioned, only th.it J. l; luvcr.tion is recommended be the lii-t Medical Gen tlemen, as the uuly Invention that'. can be A any use to Deformed Persons ; henceforward, those nun ate ailieted may properly appreciate the benefit of his Invention, and mail themselves of the powerful roam of restortn: their own liappinase ; and to prevent theme misfortunes abort! atentiored, J. G. recommcods to Patents as,i Goat Juan. his P:-racist Stays, fur the amprovemeat of the iron th of Voting Persons, who foniuestly, „ for the wont of proper appliance ainl support, have a tendency to grow ant of Shape, as the 841,Woasli0lf fIVCIMIS he hes experiencod with it enables hits th pledge his mini for its great utility in kering% the human frame in good tot us, wills are, elegame, and comfort to the sealer. ~9 ,~~9 ~.•••• To THE PHOPIII OF E.lSr-INlyli LADIES •lID GRIII/LANIVV, IBeg leoveto return you nay Moot wreak _ for the very detletiv reception will' wlitrh - 100 have hronotare4 me Neon my rAßVaill. The day of (lection tidos fitted for To -moon*, the lath inerrant, allow toe to entreat you. curly attendance ;ill support t my (Avon, our Iv nduess at tie last ballet placed inc second upon the hat of Candtdates ; and the seem:nose a many very pow awful friends, who were them pre-colored, justify a well. rounded corfidenec of success. Should von bs pleased to confer upon roc th• important putt to which I mpire, 1 beg lone to awns y the tolchty and seal with *loch I than devote u:..selt to your service. 1 have the honour to bc, Ladies sod f;enticsien, Your much Obliged oink faAthful humble Servant, Eilliter-square, Oct. ti, tang. JAMES DANIELL. Mr 1/oaten's Committer meet every day, (rout two to Pow. at the linos', need Tavern, Poultry. AO PRI ETOIISOTEA ST INDIA STOCK. INf K. DANIEM tespectluilv leiivw to & remind his Friends, that the dayof 'Election is feted for Tn.Nioßnow, ite l o t h and most cari.estly solicits the honour of their early atteudauoc at the 11161;ot. LYCEUM THEATRE. ENDER ThE sinci.4l.. LICENSE OF THE LORD CHAMBERLAIN, Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all pallier w ineipally ioterested, TlEllt ALL" ESTIES' SELIV A NTS, form inn the COMPANY of the late DRI'RY-LANE THEATRE, oil!, THIS PRESENT TUFAiDAY, October 17. loop, perturui the May of THE Si)LL)I E R'S DAT'GITFER. Governor Hrartall, Mr. Dowton ; Frank Hearten, Mr. Wrench ; Mr ilalfort, Nit , . Powell; hlalhirt,Juu , Mr. Hol land ; Capt. Woiolley, Mr. Russell ,• Ferret, Mr. Palmer; Timothy Q4l , i cat. 111.. Knight (Gnni the Theatre-Royal, York, being li,s s coin! appearance io Loudon) The Miaow Cheer .oh no EriloTrur, Mrs. Mein 'from the Theatre:Royal, her second appearance an a Louden gage); Nts. l'Ualfurt, ilias Royer ; Julia, Miss Gonilwia. After which, the Firer of FO(',TUNE'S FROLIC. Robin Roa‘ii.bead, Mr. Eniabt (being his 24 appear. SPEC in that character); Frank, Mr. Marshall; Battle, Sir. ).liner. Margery, Mts. h szha ; Daly, Mrs. Orgee Hosea 61. Seer nil Price It. Pit r.s. od. Second Price as.; Gallery vs. siecitud Price Ist.; Upper Gallery is. second Price lid. Tu•iiiwetrie (Red time this season, The Cabinet; with, (kit time at this Theatre) the Farce of Holiest Thieves. 9. LF.TTERS to a YOI7ING LADY, on a Varietyof Imo fill and tam eating Subjects,ealcalated to improve the Heart, form the Manners, and eultibtea the Duties standing. By the Mee John Bennett. 9 vols. 75. in boards in. The FEMALE MENTOR; or, Select Conversations. 9 v 919. tarno....7s._ Mil boarda____ Id. SERMONS to YOUNG WOMEN. By the late James Fordyce, D. 1). v•I. tis.dn boards. 12. Aii.).MLESSES to.YOUNG MEN. By the same. gaols. 7s in hosnis. IJ. ELEMENTS of GENERAL H Vi'TORY, Ancient and Modern; to which are added, a Told, of Chnmologg, sod a comparative Via. of Marital and Muiis-rn Geogaphy. By Alexander Frazer Tydtr, £.q. a TOIL aVO ' Wall Maps, 15s. is boards. it. An ABRIDGMENT of M.% FINKERTON'a MO DERN GEOGRAPHY, and Proressor Vince's Aidroinomi est Ilatradaelitio, io .010 C WV, vol. MVO. Wio.l a Sclection of tittrutost useful :dap., accurately copied trd:a those in the Wipe .Work, 12s in boards. O a A newsEditiou of the larger with ver! condi liraih illustrated by a ti.-s and rxtetis:ve set of Maps, engraved by Mr. Lowry, under the direction of the Author, mu t large vols. 4to. tit. 60. i:l. hoss.4a 15. A SUMMARY of GEOGRAPHY and ins-rott both Ancient and 3:Mem ; illustrated ny Maps, aid des.grs. ed chicly to anoint: the Study of Classical Leuroiug with that of general Eauc-tratge. By Dr_ Aksander Adam, Rai. for of the High School of Ethsibitnitt owe large vol. rm. isis in beards. N E.NT Fmrpo, THE WHOLE 01V THE STATE LOTTERY WILL BE DRAWN. QWTFT and CO. respectfully requ'isi their 0.7 Friends to observe, that all who intend to adventure in the pi-twin STATE LOTTERY, emit pmrehase before FRIDAY NEXT, as, on that • day, the whole Lottery will be drawn. There are only ti,uuo Numbers, and the &tem contains the following CAPITAL PIMPS: 4 of 510,00411 $ . .Of 1,p601. a ... . . .of 5,0001. tit 0f....... NMI. 4 of 2,00.J. Resides foal. 344. Ise. ALL TO RE DRAWN IN TfCtl.l'E HOURS. NOTICE ig hereby given, that the next GE- N ER 11 gIEARTER SESSION Of the PEACE. for tke cow ty of Middlesex, will begin at the Guildhall, Wi.st trinster, on "FUESD 4Y, the 24th day of Oet instant, at ten o'clock in the forenoiei, precisely, instead of WEDNES DAY, the 15111 isstsut ; which is appuiuted fir a General Theologising rod Ilia the caul bessionssrill be held by ad loartinicia, at the Session-honor, import Clerkenowilireco, on MONDAY, ,be. moth aloe of the seem month. H uy CO LINGWOOD SE LEY, ' vs a& if 1000 1 1Ness isr-the said enuety., Tlekrta and Stuarts are selling at Swift add Cu.'it Cares, Nu. 11, Poultry q ti. Chariug cruas ; aid at, Aldgata High- Street. 16. CLASSICAL 111041RAPHY ; exhilrting rally, the pooyer saws, ariele a shun Amount ut tl.e erv..eal Prilera. Arose. and is% leer PaYOOllO. samitioard in th e ancient Claaaie Atithnee. i y the oast, biro, ya. it boards. J . G. ate:. reeontasea4 to the attemmu of the ladies, his much Retained Lenz S.a)s, fisr pleasing Ivens. and Itand•otae dteplay, are matchless is the Mcsk,,rowl. Mrs. titeardet attends t h .jae tadiessiwn wish Weir Own MI SOCIETY FOR PROSECUTING ric.T.oN•s, ifißtituted I. 1767, no thi• rsennitiminiatius of the lasi Sir Julio Eicii:aug. C. comßr., r.q.? pregiarat, Sir C ritirE, Bait. r Aldermen, Pi. P. - 7 , Yiee.Prerudent, Sir W.CURIrIS, Bait ) ( 'Etym./err. AWAItrEttLY GENERAL AILEFING of the MEMBERS of this socusr, and slim the venal MONTHLY MEETING of the COIL VITT EE, will be at the Crown and A oehor Tavern, in the Shand, on FRIDAY next, at seven eehiek iu the evening, precisely. The intention of this Society iv to prevent, 3s much as ponible, the lovses which :lien hunts, Banker., Tradesmen, and others, frequently suffer (tom the depredations of Felons, sod particularly of Shoplifters, Ike. ; and to adopt the moat sd etual means of IMlnging attil delinotetnts to jostle*, who are ton frequently suFered to escape punishment, limn a fear ut ilia expense and trouble attending a prosecution. 17. ROMAN ANTIQUITIFS ; or, An Account of the Manners soil Cti.tonis of the Itoinar.s: designed thtetly I. iiliistrate ate Lana taacsica , by w o rds nod ph ra ses, Gum the rites aid C1041,.1148 to which they refer. By the same, avo. W. (id. in boo 1... PI GRECIAN ANTIQUITIES; or, An Account uf the peiblie lend priest. Life of the t:r. , eks. B. the Ear. 'I home! 11.irnon.1, late of University Culle;e, Ostiud. bra i. in boards. to. A CI.ASSICAI. DICTION.IRY; containing, a clear and coniprchensiv• Acculint of 311 the proper iliairgs aide* occur in tending the Classics, sit. Valdes ufoistient * Weights, and Mensores. by J. Leinpriere, D.O. one large vul. *co. its. in bided,. s • s A considerably enlarged iditiost of this Wolk may. also he hail; in one very large volume, mu. price it 51. in hoards. IV.RSAL BIOGRAPHY ; containing a Copious denotes* and Historical, of thy Life and Character, I.alanars and Actions, of ensiesent Person* to all Ages and Count a 3, Condit ions and Professions: gemmed in aloha* Iserical order. By tantalise. *Jar large vol. svo. 16a. in hoards s '„ This Work is nits Mt a very enlarged Owl s in use Vol. ato. hi 31. to boa, de. I • BOYLE'S CELECRATED CREAM( OF ELDER, The best thing yet discovered fur eteare.arg, sultanas, coot. ing, mad really hemilifyins the Skin. i• r E „.u....ties of ins. Elder- 'ere are we'll known i 1 in the many tio.ful preparations made fr.e. it. Tiffs Bank, the Leaf, the Berry, the Eton er, and 'onto; every part ofthatTree, air celebrated for theiinserliciwil properties, t as well as far their culinary uses This know ledge has .utliteed the Prupnetor to prepare the afrove art . oluch,' after i-apany experiments, he his entnyAetely surto-tied 4U, and can, the ereateat conhtlence, tecomnicad it to the Pabire. _ The Cream of Elder contains all the agreeable gaslitie• if the Milk of noses, and to much hetter adapted tea soften, ; cleanse, and T.-fret% lb.: akin ; and never Cala to remove the • beat-spots, vedne+re, and rutizhceiri, occesiolied try the heat of the Sit., or Tharp wince, at the -fame tiww, from its ireoliog sod e.ttwllitart finalities, it always Wares the skin must plea , Neatly soft and smooth by appointment, to S. Berry, at hie wbutersita Fes , I fame and Palm-Strap Manufactory, t 7, Gicek-street, Soho, t London. • Weirea's Concentrated Laseoder Vinegar, to be had as oboes; also, Schultz's Acid Ale. The proceedings of the Society (the great utility of which rust he self evident) Imre been conducted on those princi ples, ever aicree Os institution ; lioge noun of mosey haying been expended in rewards, advertisements, and hand•bilis ;. suitirrow, offenders enasigned 10 justice, and the a.embe•rs risinaboised their expense of prueetutiuu. S. ff. HUNT, fferretsry, Ortober 31, itrog. a, Warwick-mart, Gray's-low. Personadesirous of becoming =rushers, OM requested to apply at She Secretary's, where the Bye-laws, tee.. may be had PLATE GLASS COMPANY. TIIE Public are informed, that a large Aagort meat of PLATE GLASS is now on RALE, at first Prices. by Mr. ALEXANDER /SLACK, at the Com pany's Warehouse, ALBION-PLACE, RLACKFRIARS BRIDGE, of a fine colour, superior brilliaucy, and of various dosensions, from 12 inches to 144 inches in leogth, sod from to to 79 niches in breadth t a4n Convex sod Con• cave Mirrors, from ig to 36 iflehrl ilianirtcr.--And the same assortment nay be had far Conatry Orders, by addressing Letters to Mr William F..ister, at the Manufactory, Raven head, near Prevent, Lancashire —From the great improve ment made of late )ears in this Manisfachn, it is now allowed that this Camino)** Plates are equal in their bril liancy, and have as for imperfections, compared with an) Foreign Ittam that ever was imported. PIMPRIE:IrY OF PERSONAL AI PEARANCL. Scanty and Health motet be more essential* promoted than by attending to the Peeservatiou of the Teeth. 9R. E IVTiiN's R ESTOR AT IVE tooTti POI{ f)ER, having received the approba ties of the find Nubility, Gentry, and a generous Public, by an easconme consoniption for a series of years, as wail as the attestation or its superior excellence, from the itouilese of :ts component parts, by the most distingaishesl Medical eharacters, who have pronounced it the mint pleasant Vegetable Tooth Powder know), to increase the beauty of the enamel, and pronoute the durability of the Teeth, and which has, in ronseirence of its experienced advantages, beauhosoured rob the immediate patronage of Their hla jrsties, soil the various Illustrious Brauches of the Royal family. Nobility, Gentry, &c. in the rooted Kingdom. Kt.:WT(IWe TOOTH POI. DER as an Astnngent and Antiscortoutie Pinithe, a delicate Aromatic, extremely grate ful to the palate, and pleasant in its me in Moe, to those who apply at, it is a certain rev e n tire o f pain ur decay of the Teoks t is the latest period of life. It continues to be faithfully prepared by Mr. Newton (only at hit honer, Ken tungtoo.plare, Vauxhall (late of Great Rowel-street, Lon rhin), from gamma Recipe ollthe late Sir Richard Physician to Their Majesties, Acr. ; mid odd wholesale, re tail, and fir exportation, by Moors. Shaw and Edwards, No. tM, St. Paul's Chinch-yard, whim. he has empowered to make a liberal alhoraire to his Town and (.'enintly Ven ders, Micc hams, Ace ; ales, retaiL. by every Perfumer and Sc!ler in the Kingdom, is Runes, at Rd. each. N Iv pie:ise to a sh for Newton's Toroth Powder, and see that RH. Renton" in writteicin each Roe, with red ilk, as all othcre sold IJ biiturtim's are impositions. Books — ii - Qy publiebed by J. SIAWNIAN, No. st - 471 -3 militry HISTORY of FRANCE, tinder ON I Kim. of A. race Valois, from the accession of Charles the Fifth in otia, to the deaf% of Charles Hie Ninth ni 1%74. Hy ATtiA lEL N,..t LI, 1,.q. -s-T ha Maio* with very considerable Augmentation., e Vols firn IC A buntr ' ,ll. By the row Author, it A ToVH THHirriqii the W ERN, SOUTH ER N, and INTER lOU PROVINCES of FRANCE, in the Years 17;3 and i 776. '1 Lord Edition, tom-vied and. augmented, price es boa, it 3. The TuArtts of ANACHARSIS the Yonneer, in Cr.-r.-e, duiiug th e Middle Grille Teurth Century, before the Chi inhan , tea; translated how the French of the late Abbe Ilai the!emy. To which are prollasd, 3letnotrs of the Life of .1 J. Bar thrfrmr, written by Istreiszlf in 179 , 4 :Lod 1793; 'with. Por trait of the Author. Handsomely printed, Or 7 Vols. ivy. and an eighth in stn. containing Maps, Plans, Views, and Color, illostrative of the Geography and Antiquities of Au. cicnt &fusee. A New Edition, being the Poutth, price 41. as. hoards. 4. MENTOR IA LC of NATI:RE and ART; collected its *Journey in e:reat Irritain, timing the Years Woo nod 1 41) 3 . By Christian Anacleto& I:uttlieliGoede. Trosalaie,i from the ' original German by Thomas Horse. Is s vols. 11111-lii prier WS hoard,.. s. An HISTORICAL VIEIV of the 'ENGLISH GO VERNMENT, front the St ttlenient of the Saxony 3111 Britain to the present Time; with some I.Lssei intions connected with the History of the Goverunietit. By Jelin Millar, Pro fessor 4 Law in thr University of GlasAow. " Artiong the Plidonopliers of History, Prof. nor Millar merlin a high, perhaps the highest rank. The. salacity with which be detects cud iadicates, even in irinote periielt, those predisposing circumstauces, which produced the gene ral flow of events, in wholly unrivalled. His generalizations, or theoretical infetentes, are numenois and very ingenious; His redertions evince deep penetration, and his discussions a discriminating subtlety. —.4un. Rev. Vol. 11. 4 Volt sea. it les. boards. _ 6. The HISTORY of SCOTLAND, from the Vivian of the Crutrup, on the Amisitntufhines VI. to the Throne of Eioand, to the Union of the limplunee In the raga of tauten Anne. _ _ TheSeeorial Edifies, corrected, with a Preliminary Din. 'Motion on the Participation of Hary Queen of Scots to t►e Mittrier of Dar'ley. By Malcolm Laing, Esq. 4 Vols. avo. 11 to. boards. • The Dissertation may be bad separate, to complete the furnace Edition, price fns. 7. A GENERAL VIEW of the WRITINGS of LIN- N 41 7 5. By Richard Pultetiey, AI.D F.R.S The Second Edition ; wit► Cormetione, considerable Ad. ditions, and Memoir,' of tlw Anohor By William George Mason, M.D. r R.S.F.S.A. Fellow e the Royal Cidkge of Physicians, and a Vice President of the Lineman Society of London. TO which is annexed, the Diary of Linnaeus, written by himself, and now translated into English, from the Swedish Manuscript, in possessiim of the Editor. 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OF THS UNIFLO STATES TO PARIS : " Altenbng,,.Aug a St a—His Majesty, understanding tbitAissi at. *boat dispatch a ship to the United State., commands me to main known to you the unalterable prineipfcs whirh have awl will niXis late pia couduc I in the Breit question /can't:tine neutrals. " Enlace admits the principle, that the flog protects trwle. The tracing violet which carries iteetese of its Govern ment, may be considered as a movie* colon' to insiutt such a weasel by search, pursuit, or any Set of arbitrary pourer, is a violation of the : utidamrt.tii law of culon.aatiori, and is an attack spine the lioverouseat of the wine. TJta sew beterog to every nation, without enceptton they are the common property and the duroain of all inanktad. Consisteutly with this aoctrine, merchant•oresanis be longion to isdwidnals may pass h, inheritance to stetsons who water elipoiwil themselves to he made prisoner' (*wet. la all her compiests, fraace has considered meted priseei en property, depited in the a ertelimuises of the vanquished State, and such have hull the complete itsposal of matteri Of . trade ; anal at this monist convoys by Mod of merehassilise, and especially cottons, .ire passuir throureli the French stint! and Austria, to proceed to the destination toramirce direett. If France had seizeil the nennopidy of the Seim, ohs would have aceinisolated in her territory' all Ate products of the earth, mot she would have obtained ininscusuruble wealth. ene4oalitsdl), if Eughod haA the dominion of land, which she has acquired on the ocean, her ucliositions urciatet Aare been ego illy engrains.. Site would, as in the times a barbarism. Lave sold the conqueacel, and dentihoted thorn as slaves throuiglianit her land. 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