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I i . '' • - ' 1 - ' ' . ' - ,- - 7 '17'37 --''' ;"4, . : ..„' r .: , . • a. . • . ~,. • .4 4 . . • ~ . ... . ~.........,J 0 0 t , . . . . iii i e S il l 'lt . Vitt Jo a /4")(7 NU:11)11:1t 5030, LONDON, THURSDAY, JANCARY 21, 1819. PRICE BEII !ILEA I'IMAOrAL, DKURY-LA N •rwENTY-SIXTH NIGHT of the NEW TRAGEDY. omit .EVF.NING, THURSDAY: Je,.. el. h.s Allejiwoy'a Servants will perform (fur the tells time) a New Historical 'feared!, euttiltal BRUTUS; OR, TIIE FALL OE TARQUIN. With new St-ewers, Machinery, Dreams, and Decontliows. The Scrurry by Mr. Grrenwoml and esststants, and the Machinery by Mr. Lethltritiv. The Mask ineitlental to the Piece by Mr T.rookr. Ms. 'CCM. ; Tome, Mr. D. Fislwr; Sestets Tstorstn, Mr. H. Kemble; Arun4, Mr. Penh., ; Claudia% M. Coven. y; Collations, Mr. Betteseseh ; Vsteeins, Mr. Imeretiaa, Mr. Powell; Horatio*, Mr. Ye.nolol. Tullis. Mee. Glover; Targwinia, Mrs. W. West; Encrctia, littliiiisois; Pricstcm of Rhea's Temple, Alm. Brerriusi. Lt Art I. the Procession of Tatquinta to the Temple of !tortoni.. Afirr which will he perforiteJ, for the 14th time (what the Monster thinks Ise ii entitled to call) a new CA' tunic Pao- runtime, ender Ihr ride of TilK_Sii.V Fit AJIIIOWL OR, HARI.F.OUIN AND THE !TWO 'MU BARON. The whole of the Nor Moue. wile"' Melia( y Demists'', comprised I y Mr. F. Hughes. The Ponrumiste arrmiced esti protract., ostler the direction of 1f r. ‘l . . liirrynowe. Pri,re Allow! (afterwards Illarlreininl, Mr. E. Yarnotil ; Hiirroitios (afterward. Pant;lrma), Mr. Simiwon ; 11 "wind (afterward. (Iowa). Ms. Mai ttaail. Princess Nom ! .toltsr • •Ittryr:o..lm Columbine. with • Rolla on the Eta k. t. 1.1), 31i.. Tree; Fairy Pali Ramos, Miss Cooke. The flails t.. he °rem& at Six &Cluck, rand the Per i., to Imre to at Scrim. Boxes, 5.: Seru.nl Price, 3. —Pit, 3%; Second Prier, Seel:mil Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, Is.; Price. ti I. R..)res and Pl•eeK In he Wren of gr. Raiftwelt, at die rwwda of Ow Tlo.3trr, front Ten till Four; where may be hi, t I l'iscrit , lt.,x nizhtly. rte new T...zetly of Brgto•. nod the new Comic Panto_ pane ul Tlic silver Arrow, well be •Heil tvrry Evening till iiiiiher 1101 rat Ihr loth ...presettlatiou of the um Dramatic Romance of will be duly aumouticctl. 771 .7.1 I'll MiIOYA L, COT' e NT-C ARD EN. EVENING. THURSDAY. J. 41, in be WO, the Comedy of CLA,NDF.S ; EINE MARRIACE. leb), Mr W. Farreu; Sir John Melville, Mr. .ithhnti , :terliii;!, Mr. Fawcett ; Lovewell, Mr. C. Kern. 14, ; Canton, Mr. Farley ; Brod'. Mr. dates; Serjeant Fl.ivrer. Mr. Claremont. Mrs Hehtellwrg, Mrs. Dave'''. pod ; Mra C. Kecrible ; Fanny, Miss Ikuu ton ; Hefty, MIA Stklipor. To which will be Weil (for the 41.1 time) a New Grand Passlnsnimr, lIA.RLEQUIN lIIINCI-lAITSFN; OH, THE FOUNTAIN OF tovE. Illuatratia4 Owe frit facts record.ll by that celebrate.) traveller llama 111onelueasea. The Overture vita Music carnivore.' and 'elected by Mr. IVAre.. The whole arrniced aml prmtnerd nudes. the direettuu of Mr. Fartry. thrnn Munrhmtcen. Mr Simmons; Mar:rgoin, Mr Hnih ; Sir M 0.," Frnotocua (afternartl4 finntalnon), Mr. Nurimin ; VT Innl 14nnopy- Vastly (afterwards Clown), Mr. Grimaloli ; Vormit, Mr. (' ~,,, yr. Signers Fragrantia (alterwurde Colons him.). Miss F. Dtnnetl. In the course of the Pautomiute, • PAS de Trois, by the M. 014 The Doors will he opeued at Six &Clock, and the Per fofinence begin nt Seven. BoNex. 7s. Sinned Prier. 3.. &I—Pit. 3s. 64. Srronil PI S. —lower Galtrry, s. Second Prier, is --UppiT Gnitery. I. Second Prier. 6.1. Place* fur the Hawn to be Inkets of Mr. Braude% at the Pella fire, /Intl-street, from T. n till Four. A Private rox ma r he had for the Sean" or aizhtly, of 111 r. Itraiiilon, at the Dot office. The new Grand Paotomime, culled Harlequin Mouelsau sco, will be repeated every Evening. To.morsiivr, the Comedy of The Soldier's Motliter. Ili Sangrelsv„ Guy Masmering; or, The thpny's Prophecy. llr Merislies / b y special de‘irr, •ml f.a the first tame ii 1..u5.1050, Miss Soiorryilly. (1n Moonlit!, the Tragedy of Jame Shore. Ito Tuesday (by particular desire), the Tragedy of Ye mry PM/11,rd . (to %Te.loesday, the Opera of Rub Rny Maegrerw, FOERTII TIME. STRAND THEATRE, THE SANS PAREIL /VMS PRESENT THURSDAY. J4ll. 21. Tn.winrrow, awl Sainrstay, will be plearrited Otts time;, a %ew Srtj4) Commie Burlron, called, THE HALM'-PAY OFFICER; OR. LOVE AND HONOUR. ineioal Characters—Sir Felix Fairfax, Mr. M. rrtlith; wire. Florid, Mr. eacktughoni ; Captaiu Fitxiiciiiy, Mr. .1..1.0ie5. Miss Fairfax, bliss Scutt. After wh;r4 Cflb time this Season), the favourite S.•rin. Comic Alrlo-Dramn, sith New Music, New suit @Nov pnaM Ihe.scs„ mod preemies', railed, F. LORD OF THE CASTLE. Proneipoof Clieraeter.—Duke D'Alberti (Lord of the Ca.. 7: 1 1 I'l , o, Mr. Gmernal Lneedato (his Nephew). Mr. J. Jomes. 'I he...100m (Wore to Albriii), Mr.. Ilernetzrieder. To eonelnde with (23d its entire new Mett.o.trausalie CL:mie Passitumimr, cancel, THE FIRE GOBLIN. AND THE THREE CHARCOAL BURN ERS ! rinors open at tialf.past rim. owl begin at Half-into Six. I: me, ht.—Second Price at 1181 - P3.1 Eight - . rimers to he others of Mr. Sleet, •t the Cox-CMISre of the Tbratp, front Teo 101 l Four. Mr. I.•nr. from thr Thratree-floral Glartow awl New. I •••l, is • emelt, •ad will slum tly make his first appear ance so l sI Iho she. ROYAL COBURG TtIEATHE •pflIS P.VENIN(;, :111URil)AY. .I.'l. et, T.t.pn.nu.. Suln►dsy, at RAIt:1040 S.a teChwk IllerS VIII f"!1111/C1111 . 1111111 0 . I. 1:01 ihrrr nicht... a Gustasl Dishiciesi ail t are aat.i oplesedoll Scenery, 4k-. called WA I.I.ACE. TIIC 11E.80 or SCOTLA IS D. Era NLtre, Nit I)..volge ; Mk. y ; of Fife, Mr. Hr,ri.; W:.111 ier (the Hrro of Vtrotlaml). Mt. HuLicr%. hi% Hlih apois.olowo is lisal clusrarltr. *nista, M.. Hill. toe 10th appearattee in tLet ‘l44ractet. Tr cpwvierle wish on eubrrl♦ or+ machifircht &Meru ilel , p-Dramatie Syriacic trvier 16c title of El. 14Y ! TUE (*HOFF Of TUE GAUP SIOVNTAINs. ti ;h.!, Iv4;riv, of Ilinclonstaul. Mr. 'Nutley. (1,11.. ft 11Ololupouso of Ilos Tiro., rlvrk..l uu Ibe ' 1111.. W. Ihrrymorr. If...*s 4.. 1111111 26. —..Gallery I•. to e.kro of Mr. ■1 Ills B.:x.talire of the 16.4e,r. Inns' Tru till Fl.a►. - ;4‘.941 'toil will be proJarrd, Nil entire 414 1.1- 11.nm.t. will' rew Allii•tc. Sr..ttrry. and "C. , C1uf . 1 . 1., wpc Spun :ad; fir, Foil 11, mtg.. Bryan, MR. flitY DON, the lbstnrical lakes the liberly to inform those Visitors who honiiiirrd the Domingo by has Pupils, from Beautiful Gate," and The giving the Keys," when in an notinislied state, with such ilvcisled striiroboinii, 011 the prune days, al the ! British Gallery, this they have since been completed from , the Cartoons, anal that lie intends to tl, hit limn, with II 'Me of their preeiessii DriawitiKS 611111 the C 411.001111 suit the Eon Marbles, for one fortnight. As won as every thing is arranged, due malice will be given. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. •INHIS PRESEN'I"I'HURSDAV, X awl following Erasing% will he prternisl, for the lith time, an entirely new Comic Balk% compooll by Mr. Giroux, r2lled HEADS AND BCOCKHEADS. • I Duval. Mr. Giroux; Abbr. Mr. Wrist ; Madame DOS., Mss. Mullett; Almriutste, Abu Siwp►un; Jii:isite, Mr•. I - Elul of the RAW (eighth time) a Romantic Calesloniln Romance, la three acts, taken from Wolter Scott's tilt ; Waled Tale, obliged . TOE NEAKT OF Mtl).1.0111TAN; 1. or, THE LILY OF ST. LEONARD'S. Juba, Duke of Argyle, Mr. T. P. Cooke ; she Laird of ; Dosasbirrlikes, Mr. Fitraillisen; Staunton, Alr. Walking; . AtchihaM, Mr. Fawcett; David Mang, Mr. Clifford; ; Reubra Railer. Mr. Coaatcry ; Ratchlfe, Mr. Ridgway. . Queen of Eugenia!, Mrs.l)llolin ; Lady Suffolk. Mu. Bryan; ; !Sadie Wildfire, Mrs. Egertuu; Effie Draw, Mrs. Hors; Jessie DC2014 Miss Taylor. which will he aililed (19111 tine), a new Ba►letta Specta cle. in three Acts, (ruin • usual interailing Easters Tale, AZI11; OR, WANTS AND SUPERFLUITIES. Boxes, 4s.—Pii, la.—Hall:price at Nair-put Eight. Doors to be opened at Half-past Five.—To heti, at Half part Six.—The Performances to conclude before Eleven. I To.moriow, she favourite Meloalrams of The Reprobate. I. The very numerous and daily inquirers for the papillae Burlesque of Don Giovanni, are respectfully informed it I will shortly be re.peurlaced for a few Night., with new and ! refreshed Scenery, Machinery, Dresses, &c. !t/(ANTI'S nod Co. Stock-Brokers, 8, Corothill o and 120. Oxford-street, request the attention of their Lottery Friends to the present Rehm', confident that the few Ticket■ it contains, with the great proporlioil of Prizes, will meet general approval. The principal 'Caton!' of this lottery are, that - - . There are only 6,000 Tickets, Yet ihe Scheme contain« 'fe, Prizes of ClO,OOO, Besides others of £2.000, £l,OOO, &c. Sze. TO be il l drawn iu thie Day. NU Fixed Prizes—nor Stock Prizes. . . MARTIN and Co trust t h •y shall, as Donal, rewire a large portion of Ibe Public favour (which will hr er.r grate fully acknowledged), at R, (Ninth'll, and 110, t/srurd•.trect, where all business is the GAM 111111(11i I . lllldi is transacted with fidelity sail dispatch. GABBETTS DIGEST. This day is published, in ow large volume, royal tiro. price 11.11 s. 81 hoards, sup l' I, E M ENT to the DIGESTE I) Li. ABRIDGMENT and comparative Viro of the STA TUTE LAWS of ENGLAND and IRELAND. Hy JOSEPH GABBErr, E.q. Hamster at Law. This Volume consists of 700 Paige., royal octavo, and contains the Statutes of Six Sewiuoa, to the year Iltl7, in clusive; as also a Sketch of the Statutes of the la,t Session; aud to !Ilia Supplement is annexed, a copious lIHICX to the whole Work. _ _ Printed Air Chinks limiter, !Air Boob*ller, 26, Bell yard, Lincoln% Inn, London; and John Cumming, Dublin._ A NEW LOTTERY. VE following Scheme is r.-,9tryt folly atth ilitted to the and the Costrsetrrr coati iesttly ititiielp4tra tint it will be Wowed with their apprub.iiiiin, as time are Or4t.y 6,000 Ttetirrs, will TIVO of 1'20,000 Money, All ►o lie drawn in Ott DAT, TUESDAY, 1115 FIRBRUARY. SCHEM E. ALL STRRLLYG :MONEY.—NO ITTED PRIZES. 2.. Prises of.. £2opm •lie 10,000 2.. Prises 0f.... 2,000 Prises 0f.... 1,000 2.. Prim 0f.... 500 5.. Prises 0f.... 100 16„Prisea 0f.... 30 3t.. Prises 0f.... 20 ... I,l42..Prizes uf.... 10 THE Tim ES. This day is published, in one col. Pro. THE TINIES; or, Views of Society; with copious Notes. To which is added, an Appendix, containing various Scenes from Four Plays, viz, ■ Comic Opera, Two Comedies, and • Tragedy, that were written for Drury-Nue Theatre, but ultimately withdrawn, from the system which the piesent Mmitigemest has exercised az.tit.t the Author; pr..ertird by ■ Statement of Facts. Printed fur IVilliatu Fcarmau, Library, 170, New Bond street. ------- Whore may be had, Dr. SHARP'S FLOWERS of RHETORIC, one vol. foolscap Bvo. I:60,000 Tickets and Shares are on Sale at all the Lottery 01Sees is London, awl by the Agents throughout the Country. 6,000 Tickets. FRENCH LAMPS, WITH IMPROVED SPIRAL BURNERS. PATENT AN D FRENCH LAND" WAREHOUSE, No. IS, Ludgate-street, St Paul's (Established Thirty-five Years). if APPLE FON betzs Woe to inform his SP • Friends and the Pnblic in general, that be has saw on sates large assurtment of the moch.admired and proved , ONE, TWO, anal THREE-LIGHT PATENT LAMPS, which are at this lime MO touch in use fur lighting Stairrase4, Ihising-roonis, Orawiivz-roonis, Conutiag houses, Rank ine.lrowses, Public-otlices, Chtwelres, Chapels, Illall-noonis, Politic Places, ire. where • brilliant light is inquired. An Assortment of the moat improved FRENCH LAMPS, in brass, twouse, or japan. Grecian Lamps, Lustre*, Caren doles, and Chimney.pirre Ornaments, of the moist Pat terns, and on the lower term*, for ready money. F an light, Door, Styr. t. slid every other description of Lamps and L'lllietUa, made and hard ep.--Carriage, and Mail-coach Lampe, Retail anal fur Exportation. Patent and Illumination Lamps to Let, for RON Roots, Assemblies, &r. Lamp. repaired, cleaned, and liserynered. -- sp iTiv iar:ii Oil fur tkitiessi •awl ;Aker Lain pp; LiLisp Cut _ _ . _>•l.caking Pipe* made and fitted up in torsi and country. consequence of a large Factory in the Lamp Line having diaaulvtul partnerrhip, J. A. has himilit great part of lite Stork un very low terra*, which has en:+hlcvl tutu hi offer One, T►u, and Three-light Lamps giest Imrgisins also One, 'fro, and Three•light Grecian Lamps very low, alsogestic, retail, awl fur le:potation. SEASONABLE PRESENT! This day i■ published, in one handsome volume, price uuly 7s. - - II - F,W ROBINSONROBINSON , CRUSOE : an instruc tive and entertaining History, altered from the Frem h, nid cinbellivhed with Thirty-three fine Eilgraviliz, est as is the interest of the coign's!, such interest has even increased in Mr. Stockdale's hands; and it may very much add to the popularity of this Work, that we have nut noticed a single remark which can give offence to ally re ligious lieusua.iun whatever" fur J. J. Stuckdale, 41, Pall Mall. ORIGINAL AND GENUINE EDITION OF JOHNNY NEWCOME IN THE NAVY, WITH TWENTY PLATES. A Third Edition of the First and Second Parts, embellished with Five Plates, price 1.. dd. each, are sow ready, and the remaining Parts are in the Press. JOHNNY NEWCOME IN THE NAVY: A Form. in Four Cantos. By JOHN MITFORD, Esq. R.N. " A Grretihorn, pipiug-hot from shore, Hark ! Johnny Nevem** is the roar; Here's Johns, Neweona ! thrice three cheer, Sounds through the cockpit, births, nod lien." Publedirti by iihetat owl, Neely, and Jones; and J. John ston, Cheapridr. •.• A for Copies may be bad, comp/ate, in boards, pries 211 a, with l'wenty Pieces. Mean. to order Jr. Milford*, Work. ATKINSON'S AMBROSIAL SOAP. Nil E: I;aiiefol effects 01 . continuo Snips ore srtirrslly known : In notice a familiar iustatice, look at spiv :tan& uf a wuiron who 1.4.4 hens washing; their use ouvanahly raass ►uatrllt:g. teams., mud ultimately Irritates ; to rrouorc these reds ha. Wen the object of the Proptietur of the Ambro►ial s.isp, which is prepare.' by a new process, free from .111 irritating (pistol's, and composed of balsamic versatile ingredients; it reMOVell redness, hardnes4, and freckles (min the ►kin. prevents it chipping, mud makes it luxuriously sat, while, and eves. rites Is. the striate; awl prepared with Naples Soap Tor okaying, price 9.1.—1.. mud Is 6.1. each. The followisg Articles are presumed to be too rnersliy known to require enknfinen. ATKINSIIN'S VEGETABLE DYE, elistsges trey or reel hair nil liar hea.l or whiskers to a prriuuuuit bn.mu kn . black. Price Ss —lOl. 6,l—sod A TKINSON'S CURLING FLUID, restores the hair where at loos fallen off from alum., piesp , ratioil, or Al , y of Shine esti.rs i.cra•inaing premature decay, it kre . pm hair is, (air? nwrisig est seise ine or in alstep writ/arr. ties vaciotts iota:met s of its suer... in al. I Kesey MI sloe Hair, euclosrd round each honk. Pace Jr. 641. 1 a !solar. ! CAI —TA avoid envostrrfrits, s.k 4.. r Atkinson's I Flair, J.r a. tlirrr are serrtsisrrvila i Soil by thy Preprietor,JaisroAikinsoa, Prvionier, No. 4!. Ctsrus..l.strrri, !Sub° sysuire, Loudon ; slot by 11 lromillittrott, by mutt Perftuncr , ituJ ilmr-drs•secrs us five kis674ine. PA It LI A3l ENTA RY REPORTS/. This day it. imbh.hrd, price 11.. I Is. U. he boards, sad . IF. I. THE SECOND VOLUME 44 EVANS'S PARLIAMENTARY REPORTS; containing the Debates in Indle Houses daring the last Sea ; together with authentic Copies of Royal Speeches and Messages, Adds es,co, Petitions, Reports, the Animal FinalleC Accounts, and other important Parliamentary Papers; a List of all public Acta passed during the Session ; a complete Abstract of the Proceedings tinder the Habeas Col pas Suspension Art; an Analytical Table of Contents, and complete Alpha betical Indexes. _ . . ~l'riutrd for Payne and Fn.s, P4ll-mall; Caddl and Strand; R. Hunter, St. Paul's Church-yard; and John Richarilann, Royal Exchange. EAST INDIA NOME, iortmay SO, 1819 /ME COURT If DI R.P.CT( ) S Ilse UNITED COMPANY el 6U aRriIANTS of ENG LAND, trading .to Me EAST INDIES, du litreby oleo Not ice, This p GENERAL COURT of the said Company will he held at their Hossein Leneleohill.sireet, un 11' /N Al', the 3sl Fehroasy next, at Eleven a'Cluet u, ill.- Fore ~,,, the special purpose of laytug iorfore the l'tunnrtora o.lit 1,11 Lhortiments respecting the late Ni I;tary ttpernUnns ut lodia r sod Resolutions of Thanks adopted pia uuube,ler life by the Court of Directota. The shove-mentioned rrs are 'tom open for the Inspec tion of the Proprietors at Ili House. JOSEPH DART, Secretory. CRIMINAL TRIAI.6. This day are poblialted, pris:'e Is. NOTEC and OIiSERVA I lONS nil CRI. MINAL TRIALS-14'A Puhlisbe4 by It, Hooter, 72, St. Poore ('harth yea. JIM* New Edina', Time . pare 74.64 hound, lUIE COMION ACCIDENCE, Moll (I iced and F.nlarzed, suited both to a Coram.reial and Literary Education, originalty drawn up for inmate use. By EDWAIII) OWEN, A.M. Reev•r of Loudon : Printed fur G. ■ad W. B. Whittaker, 13, Ave 1113.1a-I.llc %herr may be had, lately published, by the some A oultor, . . JUVENAL aml PERSIUS. cleartd of the ini.o exlt•p -liunahle Passaxes, with Explanalory Notes, alai totruilue tory Essays; 12n u. price 56.6 d. booed. (MEEK SEPTUAGINT._ This day was publiaiied, in Svc). price If. Ss. boards, hand somely printed and hutpreFsed, A NEAT EurrioN of the SEPTUA(aNT. Al with the APOCRYPHA, in one Volume. The Teo is taken from the Oxford Edition of Bus. Same size as the Gina( Te..tainent. ••• This Edition is printed in one volume for use in Churches and Chapels, as well as the Library. Also, ist 3 vols. Sim. 21. 12. tisl. boards, large paper, 41. The GREEK TESTAMENT; a new Editions, with ro.. piuus Notes from Hardy, Rappel, Kypke, Schlensuer, Ito &.c. in familiar Lstiu together wills parallel passages from the Classics, &c. &c. Griesilharls'4 various Readings are preserved in the Notes. By the Rev. E. Valpy, B.D. Printed by A. J. Valpy, and sold by r . sod IV. B. Whit_ tal:er; Longman null Co.; Baldwin and Co. Paternoster. row ; and all other Beoksellers. FRAUD PREVENTED. TO counteract the th , thy at teitslita that are &lily made to impulse on ihe nuwary a spurious compose ' Cum instead or the GENUINE BLACKING iwepurol by i DAY mid MARTIN, they base adopted a new Label, in I which their Signature and Address, 97, HIGH iimmonN, is bir concriicutiusly Ole I . ..Utre of the Lthel, that they tre.f all rit.llll.ll to thOl t and the difference iii tyre, whir Ii is unlike 411 kfter-preaa, will enable iiiiieltaiiera at once to di tees the itnyncitioo. The II•3I JAPAN BLACKING, maile a n d sale by DAY and MARTIN, 97, High ii, and re- Lulrl the pronrip4l Shopkeepers 141 !Souks at tni.—ls and 13.6 J. cult. AMERICAN PIPERS. [From the Ntalionut In a few days will I,r IFHP, HIsTORY 01."1111.7. GAS BLOW rum; ee ono 3; nine: Obarrration• un thy Analuer feting t •e ph lornphiral Apparatua at 4e1101111.4111.4 and thr Nato., !halloo y tor Vulcaniira. fly LlM'Alln DANIEL CLARKE, LL.D. Prnfearns lliiirta'nzy in the iiitivetaity of ('ainttridle; 11entltrr of the Rii)al Arodenty of Sciences at liVrtiu, &C. ttte. Prinfetl for I'. Callen tantliW. Pavita, Straw,. tlltdinE utlirera rn board, to prevent the roles of viral "la, fas a promo iltoll h'y le OUP of the o onversations sloth • told toe Supra me Director, ihmt s la. $ {whet r, ,t will he I ecutlerical, the ca., their* oy in Itnevos Ayres), he had a. ter, Om Minister of the United State., itisler reooideiot there, Meal Greet Britain take en settee part ite faso•or or thrt - rot the Allii al Sovereigns of Europe jrnumeot of difference% how. co her This day is published, pa're rts. In boatifsAderlicaltd, by 1 do pinto of the pin of mijm oa oometot ls to thivnainnioeo. to .1. C Corte**, &111. 1 111111 .)f whir* . brill titan Conine' ly rejected by A TitRATISE on solt,ti and roNuHES, I he footed in a nook that had been 11 as festedsol tall PICIUM via.areertee, and 14 combined I (*Milk.' • " ..111 thtfline of the witk the, leaeliac Pritacipim of Atrricoltore; in whiell be AloPtiltto" 'theory Do and rsi miles of I ti:r H.JJary. wad other Azrocul. At t-st I EIC: - .•zies dial nut laelseve , torsi, Chemist., are rendered traptiose 1 3 the a V!.4Oieured i Alienation winch 'llr Hints(' tool reeee Farmer. 1 Brlto.l. oorrhl hardly do No, es they I:y A PRACTICAL. AGItICULTCRIAT.. 1 SplitiO, A Merjr:a ; hot Phor dy Pfl • g . PriattA for T. Cadell and V:. Davies, Smoot the Ina areal* Director said be • is II _______.... -••-• --i., I wwiwy wi -- w. . Saaliatto, who tail I-0 that tat . 4 _,.." time fullitiol.erith wheal. lie was in •-*Moz..:trt forgoer renterifeil - - ornwsmiril with TtaiiiLligrailngs, pa t inia A I M. r E t)\ ENT(' It FC GIL BIAS, (.1" SANI ILLAN E.—Ts ao from the finch of Lr Sage, By T. SllO t.t.Err. imndon : Po inted for .1. Vast ustao, 1.,,. gale sheet and Baldwin, Craduck, and Juy, Patti . reconeite the h Am , ri ett OS. Alert of their indrp.nultocr, could be real to'ailegihic. re muler the gores 11411elli BLAND'S REPORT CONCERNING CHILI. The reader% of the National Register have already been (waistedd with the Reports of Mr. Rodney and 31r Graham, relative to she actual eiwa.liun of Berm,. Ayr,. and the United and Independent Pruvierceo uf La Plata. Mr. Blood has also mink an official stinkweed inpecting- the same Pro. winces, together with a Report I-once-ruing Chili awl his missteps thither, *htch the Preside-let conimanieatsd lee Cuts. greets on the 1511 i ietstatit. We have tint been enabled, this week, to introduce into our pages tither of these latter documents, in whale or in part ; but a friend, who has read with attention the Report concerning Chili, has favoured us with au ter-mate :distinct of it. contemn, which we have now the pleasure of layilig before our numerous patrons. Mr. Bland, it will lee recollected, waft, in pursuance of instructions from the President, left by his 4-01m:ilia, Mr. Rodney aid 3lr. Graham, at Buenos Ayres; whence, on the 15th of April, 1818, he departed for Chili, reed on the 2111 h of the same month arrived at 31enilems, on the eastern side of the Aside., having travelled, by the way of the port. rued, is distance of shoal 000 mile.. He left &traduce on the 291110 f April, and crossing the Amite, reached Santiago de Chili on the sth of May; the whole soute being. per haw, about 1,200 milts. At this latter place %Ir. Bland presented himself to Don A utunio Jose Irisarri, Secretary of Stair, through whom lie Ott:tilled an interview with 13seet Bernardo O'Higgins, the Supreme Director of Chili. He was reveived with much euidiality by the Direttor. with whom he had, at differetet times, very interesting converse tiono, toudeing the inesenl and future prolotlele condition of Chili, and the friendly sentiments which the United Stabs entertaiuml towards that country. lea the several Pee, views which Mr. hail with Me Supreme Director. lie represented to him the good lisps-i. Lira which the Government of the United States elltritlit . ll towards the Independent Authorities of Chili, and the cruse in wheels they are et:gaged ; the oympailiy a bleb the free edizeus of Noe th America lilt for the siefferitegs of those who were contending for liberty and emancipation from the yoke of Ohl Spain in the soothers, part of the American continent; and ports eyed to him the leetiefits in be derived frum the cotablishenent of the represeutatiee system, by the immediate- formation of a Congrem. Ts, these observations O'Higgins answered, that he was not insensible to the friendship of the United States ; th it it was his intentiou to institute a fi ee goadiallient ac Mom as Chili was entirely freed of her enemies., and collidetidy teannuellized fur the purpose; but that the preset,' moment was inauspicious for the CUITIMCIICCIDeIituf see Zieat a wink ; that is, time, of public peril the presence of a CUllfrfal had loan found extremely pernicious; that Mexico bail been lost ley a Congress; that the Congress of Venezuela since lost that country; rued that Buenos Ayres had been endangered by a Congress ; lately, indeed, he admitted, .1 he latter bad learnt in act more en concert, and with creakr props hely. The Supreme Di, error having intimated that it was ca rded the Uilited Stairs would recoguise the independeure of Chili, and dial the Chilterns would grant special favours in con 1111 l ear to the nation (sad it wool,' Ise gratifying if the United States should be the nation) first making ands recognit . Mr. Bland replied, that the single object of his mission was 1. MIA.' 11141111 y a 11/ the true posture of affairs in Chili ; that the United States thotifil he eltankfral Air any fawners of Hie kind, but that they did tint ask for tlwen ; that all they desire.) was to be put tau a I . ooltlla with other matins's, and wile willing to rely, as to any advantage. in commdee and inevization, on the skill and industry of their merchants and acumen; ilfat lie had repaired to Santiago in corder to mature, upon the spot, accurate knowledge of the COUlllty, of 1111 illialitUllollll, and of its capacities peace and IN war ; that the Government ufthe United States only wished to are sin way clearly, and would make no ien• proper use of this information; and that any particulars communicate...llu him from authority might he cemoidered as confidential, or otherwise, just as the Supreme Director might dams proper. The Sauterne Director, O'Higgins, admitted the propriety of an thymic ireful mation, is, miler that the Government of the United States ne.-lel act iiitelligeotly with regard to SOIIIII American affair., and told 311. Bland that he would cause an °hiedl statement to be made out renpucting the condition and lenient-din of Chili, and placed in his bands for that purpose; which animist the Supreme Director com plied with. Thi. of:element makes a pail of Mr. Bland's re port culicernitig Chili. Hornig Ihr inter course between &Ir. Bland and O'Higgins, flee former explained to the latter the motives which adonte the President in the seizure of Atudia Island, and in di is. hug the banditti from Galventim ; and told him that elle free booters oho had bet es fractal fr.srtt :tact were nut the only seined cessils a hose officer., sind trews 1101 interrupted the lawful commerce of the United State-, for that snipe of the privates e< cruising 'mace regular Patriot cuininissiono had connititetsl depredations tyros their bask ; that she United Slatsa would, at all hazards, deleted the (tic traffic of her C 111 2 ,41%; and that they would du su even against the Chileans, however painful it might he to crush in the g. rut a growing iiiiimacy btiween the Iwo profile, and abide pro mised 10 he in the sequel kilt I fie I of le milts to them both. O'lleggists did nut even know where Amelia (~laud and (:alvestute were situated, until Mr. Bland explained the posi• times to him. Ile decidedly approved of the conduct of the President in - kitting off the 1/II aka from therm, inasmuch as it tended to • reserve the chat atter of the Pattie) cause from imputatioas of tau injurious nature T he had heard of out rages connnrtted by pi issue tinned vessel. sailing antler some let the Independent II tam of S.llllb Anitli lea ; but that what evor might hive Ilse beleavauter of the et sods acting sni der commissions f other Stales, no charge of the kind could jalitty be brought against the Clislians; that, in fact, with the exception of prone lishing.heutto, it Mita not mail very lately that the Guveroment of Chits head any yeast Is of war tinder its control; and that be. bad take a great enie, by 1 giving pliipet 111Plf r:d Ly p t ati. g Suitable sops' in wit of question. On the tqh July, Mr. Blood. fur Brad informatioo which the Itorein, him, took Ii are of him and of the Si n• trry of Slam 011 k :wins ex preened his inti et ion of lux is letter to the President ; but olicther he did eu ur 00Y, Jr. Blood had out dietinirly related. On the Ittlh of July, Mr. Bland lift thiostilegy de ; on the 116, he arrived at Valtisroisu ; vied on the 16th Jo y he sailed thence in the brit America, Captain Ditowl Res, s o d arrietd , by the way of Capt Hoot, at un Ilse Ociutrer, 111 IN. he narr..tire of Mr. fltnoil's communicatiotu with the Supreme Director, roma but a am.ll I'lB4llW. of L'al ltepnr concerning Chili. fie filo nishre is aitili!imi a very rp jut. rlrrcriptiois of that riltiou of our homophile, in which h•• now and them 104 Ine tang' get the baiter of hni juttvoevt. Hot, from the said of r 'gra which he La, wailers, r irrupt atroces of a highly iuterralingeonspli sitar to ty be a•heie,l From !ilr. UlastOP• arruuat, fl woolotllftt 111111 Chiµ I. emoutry (excludsog the Magellanic tram, or Rew Ciotti) of shunt 1,000 miles in retest* tot the Ilea j that it floe many excelleut purls couvrodeott fir foteign trade; that it ie a Cllll wry fo toilful in grain, ante, pool oil, situ prontsciive its gold, sliver, copper, nun list ; that ii is aleetineil to be tit granary of that past or the. world; that it, population ii oboist 1,200.000 soul:; that 800, 11 00 of throw are udder if. : domistatiusi of sire Pairiitte,llie remaiuner h. ing linderthe jos riediel ion of the Royalists; that there are about 511,000n diru shrriiii all Chili ; and hut very kW/ shores of the African race. All the onerbanical arts and agriculture are in a treble slate, mad Ilse roads and pathways to a sie.:l,•e•ted condition. The principal articles of export are the ms-tats already one liar with wheat, fluo r, hen: p, coolage.ht,les. tallow , jerked Lowicvecoitsia,guanace,cloinebill• skiers, figs, rims: o 2e. Of 4,000,000 dollars' worth of imports, in the course of !art year, two mafioso in value were from England, one (ruin the Ensiled Slate., and one from 1311C114141 Ayr, s. The synch a furisiahed from the Ousted Stales arc chiefly tobacco, Wiurt• sot chairs, saddles', and founiture. (If Europeen comoin dines, Mr. Wand thinks the onaworwturrs of France arid Germany are preferred. l'he smelts of cattle are 11i41114 you. and Roe; the bones are active, spii ;ten. serviceable, mot floe*, bar the modes are the Cl/tll4ll//11 1iC41411 Of lourdtp. The mil and clim9te . of Chili ace different in ditineot plates: from the !traits of Charsu to the river litubio, it i• woody, fertile, and salubrious, and Is isoliebited by the Arsocatsiasi", or retivos : fruits the Orator to the river Manic, the couutry is 11w same, hut thi population is Spa. nisi: from the Maule to the Aconcagua, still fertile, but au foreols from tlw valley of Acuocaguy the mine consory presents whit to is ham fruitfull to, the surface: erne the mine coninty, the dreary dessert of A144'311114 upwards s f three Issombed sulks in extent, strewn. • footectiou to Chiliasis from any invasion by land from Piro. From the Strains of Chacao to the river Massie it nits at say season ; at Santiago di Chili 'twee is nu rain for seveit months its the year; and h. yond Ca Maim rains are bald', known. Mr. 131ftiol divide" 11w conotry into Iwo rec . --- the one violable mid humid, tool the other isle:triable mot dry. Fuel, iu some parts, is *rarer ; but it is said 11 ere is plenty of pit-toil on the hanks of the Ri•min, wear W oo n e p. • . The Archipelago of Attend, or (Utter. coolants 41 astern's; it is a cousiderable fishery, mid a it; be • nursery fur warn. ti. There are only three earriaze.roads its all Chill. The fertile part of the soil Is militated is, tains*, soirrouurded fur the most part by hill* and mountains; anti the inhabis 1114.15 of three wallies communicate with each min r priori pally by 111111 e paths. Mr. Malin elesserilws she people gene rally ash. lug u mild, amiable, heave, and uninformed. kin lingo is the capital, sod continua about 40,01/0 south. The Royalists have r • ssessiun of Pearls and a considerable the. Iriet artmoul 'orceptiosi, which is, their sr. wig hold; flit y retails, also, Palslivia and Chsloe. The Panto' orn.y, at a In. 'burn (Isir Mr. Isisarri mid Mr. Bland differ oil this poinfl, is about 6,0110 strung, 2,000 of which ate negro(' from 1141e13011 Ayri►; there are no Chiliau Oflieers in it, how evi•r, above she rank of Captain, wills the exception of friligetue, alto is • Briganter miner Ran Martin, aad Colonel itaymou Freyerc. The navy consists of but three or four iuilittereist vetwels, but would be increased by the addition of two new ships of war, to be celled Sail Marini mot Chat *hum, built at New Yo. k, and for shielo pur pose Messrs. Aguirre and fittiorx were, a CUM ilk f lb: t! now since, scut to the Ounce! Stairs Gum Reruns Aytes, wills money. A superior naval tome is orlispesisable to enable the (Millions to invade Peru. for the &sett of Airman.* prevents them from marching thither by laud. The Chiliatis have no seamen of their own. The reventie of the Government in Chin is art ived (tont duties no imports acid exportt; front an excise 'cloth is 1..1.1 upon almost every thing that it sold, from a direct tax, the sonic., papal bulls, printed indulgtmcies fur die Itviug ne.: the dead, a crusade tax, tithes, forfeited estates of the .1. mono, eel:tottery contribistions, sad tem confiscated 'sun,. of the eurnsies of the Patron cause. The bilkers of the yes toms end the judges of the commercial cdorts receive ttu r. • oiler salaries, and a duty hs imposed MI 1111rehanolise to coil. inlisate th. m ; iu 81/411111/0, trader, quicken their 4 Xelliklll. by presents or bribes. There are 111,0110 monks and nu us the rottenly. The church holds one-And of the louden pr.. petty of the state. The church lauds are firmed out to t. • louts, oho t (item :spun to untler.teonme, and i l i ce,. t oik theist is 1;:s staves : thus three sets of idlers are 5010... I ed 'spun Ilse product of the industry of the laboorine el.ss In estilidiou eta their lamb,' estates, the ',remits iiistitoilme have so hat a• e sailed thew ciIIIMPS, tar moot y best 41114 interest or list per cent. p. r ;mount, to the amount of I. I' millions Of dollars. Ecsittrs their slier,' of the tithes, a Gs. Ow state still permits Its, to to nine, the clergy hay,. I .• antiat•, tar fast a hich yield to each curate between two suit three hundred nutlet s per annum. 'flue (Mimi 'nt of Chtl, it seems, is needy, and bas mane some pro l tri ss roma. laying hands 4 , 11 Ilse enormous fat herly of list' priests. Is h ii, et, neither monks nor 11,11.5, al - condole to Mr. 1/134111, sic treated with much ; ttttt C ..f Ihr. (snow liner 1111111 1111114.41 41111 of their slwrllme. places, which base been occupied fur twittery 1.41141110114'5, and Wile of them have bet st u jell for trell`ohable practiees. The most iinisted.etely iistei cant g ' , art of the it erisrt I thin obis 11 gives the 111...,.y of Ilse tivolutitsis. .sis.t the or poetise won , : the 1 . 31 , hilt.. There huts.. i t Isott s lee, i that coots: ty, .• t % 1111111 , C:1c%. At the head aunt were the ur • ✓un.; the Larissa.% (;noun the s.ther, rills sus lbw bud At the lolinitlClZ of tilt 4../I.tellt for In 4le 4.a. k , • ;lee,. 04% C"; Jl l o e:ft."'i k A!, , ' :1; , - ,e • t . '7,/ ! • ra.+.4 11y..,. • Ott VnU°'l"r • ' -et' • • • "V • .1 VI.N-PENCE. VOIR any departure from ri by the I. uf situ intir. rh link place, Mr. Bland tin he anti at Riu Janeiro talllllll,Mittlirri I lied. ois I learnt them u, Mr ham- let, foam the Spirsi‘h 'Unlit had been indneed to Spain, and had infineuc- e 141 interpose fur the *l- er 11111 her Colonies; and b. he something like ant by thernytes, ctrl might vet pi.hl.ll.:ietl in Eaglet - oil, Ilea aiati.in its Spanish we in mime truth of the T•reite,l-. he said that the y stanleil the commerce of 1:114 tinC with him again, then cams-uteri) of it ; fur he !hit igh frigate Andro- that lit had in his pewit,. telt lie IMP avian lu Lim es irked that oil aiity,iiiita It o rt of the acknottledgmi t taitfets ; unit that a retsso of Old Spitam was what!, tvittg received Ihe statis- m Dirt•eter had promised 1