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veto. < ~., . • _ -~ . . . . - . .. . .., . . 4Y7 e 4 " .;° 4 ~.- w • J t 3. ........,..„. ~ ~ i ... , • ~...,• auMBIR 2339. VAUXHALL. Cain the Patronage or f ottALEN. Highness the PRINCE ITIEBS EVENINI I, Nlan.lay, July 23. w ill 1.,. a GRAND GALA, sod lAillisut Display of FERE- IttiRLS. Aami *„., 64—.D•ors open at Seven, and the Outten tw‘,..ht f.ight o'Clotk. - -.— CB ICK ET. AGRAND NI A 7 1 .4211 will he p!,yrd in Lord's Cricket Gruan 4, St. Mar y i i t ato w , T ues day, Jelly es, and the follositoix Days, beaten TEN PLAYERS ithitar Thirty. Eight Years of ale vitia E N against ELEVEN PLAYERS wider T hi aj .Eiglit Yews of age, En- (hie Thormaid Guitkaai • side The Wolves to P lie l ritelii:d at ElCiell AYERS. Kove 3, Yesr a T. Staid.. Cy. -- Ils 1i4111 , 1301111 it•Ibir0.1111 _ I oder 3* Lord r. Itreuelere (A. 'llautlaml J. 'reAsuer, Erq. - Lambert -.--- Howard Helmet - ftwailla Beaky • ' --. .--- Carter Gamlen &apnoea. - Small - AOlog - Rao: J. Ilmarton ---- !toll Wigton' _ RICH4RIAON, fsi 14L1LUCE, AND CO. CONTKACTORS with GOVERN 11ENT for' de pretest STATE LOTTERY, respeethilly infer. us; Nate, that Tickets and Mares are nue uu s.tk at their tacit. Corsibill, awl opposite the Kiegl Ileas,Chatn.tru-s SCH ENI E. $ L ~eou are L lIMI,MM .. 1,u41.1 3(10 3,1100 Iton Sig 1.0 4,909 •. • • • ..... 3,1u0 .1,500 7.4ituo • thift i filk t Leoo,uou •• r t. of each Nanshrr. All to lir the 1901 uf October. isle. - riE teal JAISAN BLACKING, made by pir and M Iti•—•This iseiduable Couspodtins, • :di ba:i the usual labour, priohices the stoat brilliaut jrl lilArk ever beheld, allxJs peculiar suurislintent ta the leather, led Not Roil the albeit Linen, is perfectly flax fruits any mirk*. slat smell, awl will minus its virtues in soy clininte. tthoh-shl.., by thi, .ol Marti'', at the ‘Tatinf.urtury, Nu. R 7, Holhavu. Ischul, by F. ILloriy, No. j, Tiutstaek-stred ; . Day, so, Swultur,s4,reet ; Axtel ; No. I, esucts•laue ; the semeiml flootmalers, Perfumers, alt 4 (Marv, i.t the Me• trspslw,and.aevery Torso tbrevgliest the United IC it:ll , l , w, lactose bullies, peke is. tid. *writ. Nulalf•Outs made. BY Ills MAJESTY'S ROYAL LEA - 11MS PATEN. PRO BONO PUBLICO. IVOitTli awl ).'s PORVAHLE 7 PATENT MANott, No. lit, Slatoer-street,Soaar t —Therr hare beet, witty Ported, Marlette brnaglat be. Sae the Pablo:, and many thiues said, it, order to prove tire Ittitht but sone of them, an yet, hare Prirr eve-ratty stern intuit-twos. Wells tun Co can now, with the fullest coafilerre, offer to the Paldir a Portahle Palrnt Miutele, ter ) isr sapenor to any one of the kind etc, act exhibits-al It valy wawa to be seen, to be fully approved of, but those leolot tad Getitkown who WOlllll wish to btetosse parelits• haven, nerd to vet satisfied with the sight of them, as refro.rts moist elect, to those who have wade trial, sod hate Assad theta to excel. Thaw Goalies who would wish to avail themo-tvra of so algal as &tick, %nay pareltak• them at the Nllnufartory, ia,Sittaacvatreet, Snow.hlil , dirt.* *stela ir(nu the row ; akare may be had, osathisbes, of a aaptriv casatritvban ; butter (barna ; Aa pk its, v brew, amd vise prove.; gentlemen, Whs. iNc Lilrwur , Pas,aieve• post b./cutters, awl bolls for splititug brans a .t 1 way, min torieylfor vrovislag molt, tcc. ; with • ig.eat saki, apitshural nisplvabauto, &e. ohn N,rron* Irritation, f stn I. ',Ant.. at stomach, obstivelled bile, end had afire.- Ea, nil. ind n lwf to SIN LbitUitY'S PATENT A N TI *COR FIC Dll , ol'B, wls,rh enjoy all the prop riles at sith...t it. irrirt'sility ; they Mao convie t t 1:e health of the st.m.rh,:iy ennimiling the appetite, and so me tit tw , lut Iw Ith improves deep seated abscesses, triune a rem meld sear:•cly be cunt romplate.:, siss, healthy a Omer ha b,en a, to excited.* Into hopes of sue. ens. la Ereptite, Scrophulous, Gouty, itlyennitic, sad &nrbane Complaint., b• reputation is established tv. RI !ohs unites attended to, at the Dope:lm y , 15 , Slho -11,44-tre, --- The genetic Wetlietoe bum the Govern/ rot Dote printer) on • xtatuit, awl the worth.. By the lititeo Pntet,- littetooll on 'bottle, kill of duet tom, anti orapprt. •3I 3, Soh...opiate, in mall boat-., of 50 rid ; dent& bsda. a, ma. end laVßcr , 1 1 . gs. (;orspuunti Esaruce, $. -------- A price. WHEN 11•• l of Education and Professional V V Vk ill ow perseveriag esdravuers to dimmer the 111 , 1041 method of treating a few prevailimt bit. • .11, ;he ,treeerflll malt of their experialts," io , fit' heal itecroirity. Memo. IR Rei anti CO, floraa••aa' "10 stet and initiated into refry Lomeli 11:c I'm -174,14;411:1teS of *beck, from dtffercut limpttals„ amt . ti nitattotish from the must e rument I'44f-inns Roy bare &enactors any iininierr) were insisted to male :he Core of tio (Amin: Menem the object of their particular study, tic a CERTAIN DISORDER, Imminently contract, ti ;11 a amment isteesiestion i and Its confroisitasts, STRIC- T& RFS and GLEETs, cis also DER- LlTte, whether arta tat tiara itarcliamilian iodides-vices, long residence in war. tlimeirs, or 4 Iterree ‘ 41 1.1 . 1 . ARY VICE, 100 often Itlallar 11 toylise ymtsili of both sex e s ; i n th e our 111 be 440 tie* c ubes of R I'CRILITY or BARK EN\ ENS. al will aw In the wiser seratimt a numerous trans of Nervosaacs, tms, Inch, if ant timely remedied, teruiluate in NPOTENCE anti cossumprioN. The result of a hoe mot rattneane pearcre has ',misted them, by a as. PriUr atethatl, rLee,slrll y to regime dime drunken. haw • ‘•er itno trente or complicated, without 'abysm lig the pa te rotraist in diet or ex.-mite, sod in shield Voided &mg's, ahem an early application is Slade after diectivery of l'a the sir ivi 'etivw m they pletlee thenels es to perf o r m a l'Orei wlyorind of two rises. The simperer Nettled semen a l" vid•li• Irratimett ie the care ot the above rAlt• ylanth, lak , b hr now been known to fail in one Ingle ins wmtee, is Intim yeses' peocisee, minting shish prruttl 14. ' 01 .11. „ f boob waits, have ken s, can even :airs ace, to 414 I V" lr k•ti" ulethothl had Area poomed by other prJrt.. Lorre, without effeet,;lBldner• Messrs. l amas ar Om t to thus laalaald--Suffer tats sae ice.--11.ey ta4l be CO:1.1111tea Ise r,ther " p v • felelar.y, or by Iglicr, with invio:abi e SeetC" and attention. • P.d enuotra, irebei. a hawk note, are Tv- 11,11, 114. Nat. the yaeticatarn Ihur tam.. NV. as 41. 114.1 ad r i ft a n d madam e yds 1 , ,,r 'exec..: to ' 4 ? , .' poi a tY' yat -- .Mesta IMAIIS - •si Cu Nu. :3. ~.e mv‘ at. Vied Air MONDAY, JULY 23, 1810. BRITIbIi LYING-IN HOSPITAL FOR MARRIED WOMEN. IN N LOW-STR F.ET, LONG-ACRE, JULY 13th, Iglu r E II A IL.F-Y EA RLY GEN EftAl. IL COURT of the GOVERNORS of this CHARITY is to be held at the Hospital, no FRIDAY the 9; ill day of July islet. at Twelve o'Cluch at Now, precisely. W. YEWD, Secretarira. G. TRISWIII TII E NEIV o.m ABE.IIITIFUI. 1 1 011 TRAIT of :MARIA Lott ISA, Ell PRESS of PRANCE, engraved by A. CAR )Y, Gam a painting by (Miran!, of Viotti., is this day pnblisbed, iad may br bad, price plain ; proofs, or is euloers, ys. lid at It. Aeltermann's Depository of Arta, as' &rasa, and of ail time Souk and Vtinisellers au time lUnduni. WET NURSE. YOUNG WOMAN, of gorul health, enn. stitution, and spirits, and a fine breast of milk, who ham lately lai• iu of her first child, would he glad to eugige as WEr NIURSE in a respectable Fanuly. Application to Mrs. Alum, No. V, E..seit street, Strand. BROA lit CLOTHS, ' HUSH LINENS, FLAN NELas HEAVER MATS, sod SHARP in the HOPE EIRE OFFICE. Av. J at . DtheONIIN near rl the Ra nk .k b • of A E l4C l. l: l lO rr ti, o. MOISOW, Ike 2sth instaut, at 'racier o'clock, without to Pieces first West - Country SUPERFINE 9 U7.71 7e ki11r. ; 70 Pureesfi of suprine 4-41115 I Risli LINEN; JACON r and CAMBRIC AI IF ; afi ditto FLANNEL; ICS r.AvEit HATS, 'Fische SHARES is the HOPE. Ft RE• OFFIC E ; with a variety ..f tither F.tferts. C2llllOlOOll to IN 11101 of Mr. Donne, 7, Cartoon-street; la, Great Ita•-ell sheet, Covent gordeo; at the lint, asp at Toro's Coffee house. bin eay ieuldc - 1. el, in one Venom, pike 7e the! Screwed Edilkon. considerably te,larged and iuspeetved, or A. TitEA VISE, 0:1 SEA -IiATIIiN4 with Remwla 11111 it we , of 11w IVAN I b ' Hy A P BUCHAN, M.D • Of the Ruts% College of Piqs.ei• as, 10040. Printed for T. Cadet], awl 11* Davies, Strand. Of v lima may also ir• hail, A Ner PAirt.i.. of the late Dr. Alt ils'llioNiq'S Account sie Ws: 1:IsE tai h moot to r eolvid to I.DIt EN ; with nistly adddismittl Notes by Dr. ISorliaii,;s. . ......__ .. - • Thus day i,. pphlished, pr.ce .I*. A LE rf,t{ to 11111.,' st: 4 lo. .1 .4. gldr '0 tl . LI, .I . tiltilNllol.7 1•H, President of [ls. linnials and Fo n-ago 1111.1.• Society, I. ',Ott-atom of 1t....450.ta for d.astootig to brews% • Atiliwriber ti thin ittst•tut on. By, Ctiamprrxita Nottl)SAllitTil, D.O. Dean and Rector 'or 1416114, and ihins,tie Chaplain to his t :rare the .iftli:shop of einterliguy. printed Art F C. %Lid a.. ifavisigken, No, tit, St raps Cberelt•varil; wed Slll3 by 4., o :latcsrol, No 190, Picea. dilly. (if ahem 'lllsr I.IC hail, b : tie Stine Author, ll• A Third Iriiii,oit of REAtittNti for declining tubers.* • SURSCRI BEL: to the IiItITISH and Ft tittidt.N Blimp, SOCIETY, stated in a Letter I i a Cito;yotin 61 the Duo. Oelle 111 London. i‘. .. o ECCLESIASIIC.II, BIttGRAPHY ; ur, Lives I,l' Eminent Alen, rottneeted with the tithing* of tit li gi nn is Eogiond, from the Cuss.ueorensent of the itefututaiinti 1., the thes t outio.i; sd-rind pmt Watt/ Alta with Notes. lit six rtilionei, 1:1, Z. Of i MVO. 'wive, in hoot .Is, ~l 1.-,... COLD*. COUGHS, CONSUOIPTIOh/t, ASTHMAS, ;NI) OTHER PC LllttS Aif Y CO PL.%I NTS. Nf AUDEN'S VEGE l'A ULE ESSENCE is a. an elegaut preparatius, ready soil testy, (as its name 'mph..), gawk:ling the essential venues, id the must esteem ed Ilalsamic sail Itcsturativc Vvici•ii.e.. and, as a Itciii.•dy for fur's, Coughs, Consumptions, Asthma', aid tither military litimpisiuts, is easy, pleasant, lOWA t OA, and tilled- Cll6Mf It is so easy, that a ILA-spoilt/till is a dune fora per son 11111 green ; su pleasatit, that it is eimal to white w en in.roemit, that it way be gleam to an tafaid , and sa ttica. Maus. that dmesse dies, as it were, before it eas.s, whether recent and slight, or long *Grading and ineettraie, its effects ore truly astonishing, and slinos; i .e. edible In no none instance has it cs et fini .1 to proximo: immediate react; soil .f a care bsseitiitu the tile* u 1 medicua, this will most cerlandy prase the humpy latit:lM. Of, aCCOIIIIOIIIIIIII.4 IJ demi , able an mid. That these lac out the dictates of aulervilteti boasting, the following respectable viniehros, selected 'ruin a great unntbi r, sell abutielautly toner,_" Me, ..Lust usiuerere totrenntosabscribed, having fon the happy 'it'd* of Slaildim's Vegetshie limner ma oarseloss, .ag been eye.witnesses Hitreof on others, du h.aely earnestly 14,01111. mewl it to ilie si'itettd with Colds,Caulhs, Cownitoptione„ A , 11111111., &r. We du also heathy denture it to he mar ops .tiun, that Mr. 'Startles, Ini havingolreatly so long sarrificed, rilO. 413.1 interest to his btlKVOlellee sail fiunitutty, is dristuisins it geatintuusly to his suffering ;tir e d., m a sh. bums, and argoatistaime, for haste; sow united it far public sa:e,ni a !OW.: b,Ch will preclude (Autrey, from purchasing, and for his to merutent intention of runtinising t , . ilispeane it stainiforsylv is ulotels of charity, is justly subtitled to the Ilmuls id the public. E. Astir, Essi Great Gems,- st,eet W. ihokrmorr,Erq. H.)llucti, Esm. Greta'..ruw, ("lola J. f :raw, Esti Rrecirl Larlierler. T. Pairo.borpe, Efq. !pier Kill iiice. W.. C. Pine, Esq. Parlia• mem Mite J. Sewell, Lsq Brompton. W.O. thomphiey, Coy Couu. ell °Mee, J. Serity,Esq Prsdee's street, Great lieurge.street, %%coi gn:m.ler. Charles [lead Greases, Esq. Sumelxt•Nrrct, Po.tiesu eitserc. Rev W.I. 1 often, Rector of De4eleo Eesea J. 'Nada" joa, Esg Marskaka street, tl ti.tnapasier Yr. J. F. Sl racy, jeweller, St. , Jaws's...rect. Mr. 114rwea,liaml cuurt, Mr. Flight, R . :l rester, Aims.. earkti t 4 His Majesty. Mr. Harm, Peutuu•place, Protases die. Mrs. Cies k, Charrk.row, Newiagtuo, Surrri. Mrs. Jaques, voter, Halals str.J. 'Jr.: Ler, naimuupo, Ilamp atewl Mr. T. Red.lieb, Camberwell. Mr. W. Ittchm dm, Conveys n• ter, Hwtu.placr , Mack say. Mr T. Longman, cashier. /-wk. Mr. Giles Culling, ditto,ditto. 1 1 James Crokr, laq. Charlotte street, Bedford square Belli. Crockett, Las. Wow& ford, Ems. Mr. Greeirwwwel, jeweller, Hawn , ' ord." Mr. Ms Wen n opeettally inturms thesis/Ise may Ire &epos. ad to try ths healing wolsr,4 of vcreags ramedt the fur Mere gem rrl a. el 1 4.411.$11.11•.11, it mn i hr btJ isi b Alin , mica 78 stamp al , 111;Cd, SI Ills 5...., it UlmMe, Nu 14, Glue resn-nsl (4hlt riv Nputre. att/4 , 111% y ; •i 1111) Shoes lubs cis Of t 114.41• am!. 4144 i ht sappied gratis; Ka i.:Ji Itoyal I.s. <#.lr, C.tn.bstit Mattes.:., Mer tens, shop, ts, Flirt signet; 11r Sus se, 11004seilrr, street, limb; ited Memos i1c 1 ,61 l'hatt, Chelmsford; Mr. biryamr, 'Colclicomer Washlamro, B mkaeletre, litlatennuer; •Belg, 6, Ctrs start, Bristol; Mr Ters est+. tott.r; tie Comb. 26% Hugh etrrce, et.a,Al2ll ; Ur. Linger. Oa, thtlenl-strreety lir Ann., a 7, Bastbuiemern glove; 'lr. thrgurajw, Haresrket. Hatatilmeast. ;al 9. Mr +Marais 4 11141 d dree 1441 1 . 114.01/ se the Hoopinceomele h.S A.s) ap1.44 . 41), 5.4 I. milt us Urger betties, oval I. say pert of 114 r ....entry, upon rreepeogoi se MlCialilft lOC a Alt awry titter. emirrge fort. St ben a s . nuts be parchment, a rompbeter, prime Gd. co, &sing eierrcee 5 , 12 lest. r. fro.a ps mows ad ohs Brat n. speetr4ll,6ly, iti. maw atoms es she Rifted eflegiame. die This day is published, in avo. the Second Edition, rice Ilia. lid boards, WALLACE; or. The Bettie of Falkirk: a Metrical Romance. Printed for LooKinaii, Hunt, Rees, Orose, mud Brown, Pptcronsti r-rnw. " (hi reading over the extracts we hare made, we reel quite satisfied that the voice of our rattlers wilt cuufirm nor decision in favour of the p l etical gentile which must lime dictated 11116 work. The objections, which apply, iii souse degree, to all the winks which we hare read in professed imitations of the ballad metre, are less fivrineutly to bc drawn from the Poem lame before us, than from auy of its precursors; while, iu our opir.ion, its • beauties are more mental, its sentiments mons exalted, its mural effect infinitely More sublime and attractive."—.Critical Rine*. Ea. ill • WITDIEY NB* -DAV POST-COACH. oriIiFIE Public are reapeetftl:le informed, dint a new INHIT.COACH, earryiui fear inside, sets out from toe Angel-ins, St. Clements, Strand, every Morning at use-quarter befnee Eight o'Cluck, (except Sruday) to the Staple Halbinn,lVitne ) , t eh en ee it re t urns a t s i a i n tlie in,ru ing, and :11TiVel. in London i., dine.—Aleu, the CH EITEN. HAM NEW PUST-CLIP 4.CH, emay alluguift at Hattpast he; II:IIGHTON, every Morning at Half-past Six; CHICHESTER MAIL, terry Eveniite at Half-part Si.; WAItILINGUON NEW DAY COACH, thrtiuLli Walling ford mud Wuntage, non.hy, IV,..lnesdae, and • Eridny, at Seven in the g. PcrfocuieJ by if.t MES Auld CO. TO WATCH-MAKERS, Jr.wELLEits, PUBLIC AT LARGE. , A romr-ott, A MOST IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. M ESC It E, C h ro. to in eter . and Wa fel - a • maker, of No. e, Craven-Imildinga, Drury-lane, har lot been, in consequence of the great ararcity...a egmbitaut wire of :told, halt,. cil to devote his tune mail attention to the disnieery of a substitute : sad, after immense expense and , labour, bail the saiirfaction to itur-•red ; talcs leave to offer to eic public his iii-sly.discoreve4 iacuinparable PPTI l'.. OR, oli,ch sportdciniates senior to the quality of gold than any Ikon: hi+ herb, da,covcred. It is out ao liable to taraisli sa other satiate: mid, by the richness .1 its colour, far es- Wills Shill: its 4e.tsity. This excellent coinimsitiim takes a moat ir.auldlil polish ; and the body being hard, it is not so easily scratched as rad. It is so very ilactsle, and superior to auy Liking of Ike kind, that after a Mlle bainatering or Nat timing, it will scipure :lairong and elastic body. It is parti calmly adapted for wateg-vases, snuff hours, and a variety of snick., for which gold is at present employed, having the advantage to be easily ricantd , by brushiNg, or rabbin with . leather, it will lo o k shwas new. I A Mealier thin:fore must iciipeelfilly informs the Public, that hr fans, foe mope. two siiii•fur axle, at his manufactory, I a large assortment uf watches of every description, with cases 1 matte of t' is unparalleled Petit- lite ; as also an a.suct utt nt of siiiill-boxes, and many other articles, made with that I title cola:oisition. Also, an assortment of gold and silver chrolionielc.•, boriaumal, duplex, cap:ied, jewelled, stops, seconds, and a tare/54 aol oilier nutr's.S. MU lirairatalrols lint ! aabeiz..t... ,, r , lk.cLaw., a.. , 01, and a variety of jea diary, tkr. Tike als,re Pet it. Or in nvtela rerototttrutled for exportation to I the East nun Wow lilaWB, whet ilutUentle took may be .A -4 per tea. For the accommodation of the t ra d e , th e abwe composi i lion us sold (oaly) at A. 31e.ove's taaaufactury. Nu. a, I Craves buildiugs, Drury•tarre, lichiud Astley's FinvititiO, at 1 co. o s . , pee p o u n d, - I•,...y.weglit, iu ingots, our 3s. 441. per nuace. A. Namur updertakes also to make wateh-sascs, at a . Ana/ price fate east ease, for Mid>_ moue ) mily. -- . _ _ ST4TE OF EilitoPa.. ISu 11._ JULY, 1810. In pursuance of the de.ilrn sketched out in our in troductory rimy. we now pioceed to offer a few remarks on the Curs/aeration of the Rhine. As the origin of this novel combinatiori of States is nut seiteraly kilown, it may not be ausss, before pro c vili..g to treat of its effect's 4(1 tendency, to waive he:ounce of its formation. Ditri.ig the tempest of the Revolution in Frauce,a Polish Nobleman (whose name, eveir now, it would not he proper to divulge) took a very distitiguidied part in the events which marked that astuniseing :era.` IL was one of the 500, a member of the NatioualConvention, and deeply implicated in the promotion of all those de signs oh eh had for their object the es:ahliMment of a Republic It cm; when Freuchuseu yet bent .heir kores to the Ginlitessen if Reason and Li4rfy, which their truth:osmium had so fantastically set up, that the person we allude to mode the most con spicuous figure. .A mom; his other efforts in the re publican taus-, urine was so celebrated and clout as the publication of a work, which at tnat time had au incredtble circulation and iutluecee. It Was intitled the Cusitiopnlite Siraek, and ab tailor' for the author, innong the few to whom lie was known, the highest admiration and regard. When the (i'mdlesa of Freedom fell before the arpirilig sword of Bonaparte, our pure repah!leau flitted from the coo lamination of the despotic air of France ; and alter tra% riling over a considerable por tion of toe Cootinent, settled in Germany, to devise, like the Abbe Sityes, new scheme. of Governatent - and 111 . M Constitutions. The rapid acrumulation of p suer iu the person of Nepoleou destroyed all ideas of reiinGlicanizia! (to use one of the many tiew words invented during the Revolution) any of the States of Europe. The result of the struggle for Ithetty and equality, in the one country where it (pad been tried, was deliniiive up list a similar experiment being made in any other. But Theorists are not to be deprived of matermls; and this able Wander, though shut out from contriving systems for any single State, by enlarging h a views, and taking a more comprehensive sweep into leis politi cal vision. at length linmti theory, which embraced and connected every State in Europe. This ides however was Dot altogether original, for it was a favourite objeet with Henry the Fourth of France, and during his reign occupied the muds 4.f a:1 the speculators of that dity ; but the Cissainpa lite Siresei wit the drat to revise;tafe and moon it lino shape. He prepared a detailed plan of this staa petidous design, by which all Europe was to be PRICE SIXPENCE-HALI'PE!:. Y. formed laciest great federal bode ;or, is i wt• re, tut Arismerstic Republic. England, France; Ile rine s, and Russia, were to constitute the ;treat heads e f the system ;end the iniiior eivereigir ses either merge into these, or be repreirente l ac.;,eding to their respective extent mid power. Ti“.poi,r•o g i 4 of Curse . four conntries were, In sue. twin's); toll,* • placed by election at the head of t!ie leac:le,ritici to hold the supremacy for e Innited time. Fran One system, European Wars were to cease ; and the conjoined arms of this in;ghty come hinatiou were to be tureed to the ediripierit iod civilizatiou of Africa, an I other s - v.e z i. aied . reennte quarters of th e ear th. l ir tt u • desicio t:- ere was something of grandeur and use . ; sty, iiit•ly enough to captivate the mind of Napoli !oi, sink eeeerelinglY it ii.ppeited that the work of .siegesh - i•treeted and Cited ins attention. A very few eW ire ss lout...mess pee. p red, far pro mu :eit ; nod Ili. Fr-ticli rig) er availed ' himself of his poet r, rater the (!efeiit of ktieras, td make himself in ...ter of the whole irepreardoms—sWit believe we have men the -ir'y eMailffle which escaped hi, passession.—From this nopar- eit! doom., (tiara cause, we may t-ace tie f .rnstlettasa of that C - Mfe. derat ion, which has contributed so Pa crest a degree to ti e Advancement of a*o iprote, arid humiliation 1- of the House" if Austria. Unable or unwilling to ex mote the plan ap.xr t:1 grind Al 4,!e originally I sid down, the ginius of Nani;con yet saw that it might be advantageously employed in another manner; 'and the Confederation of the Rhine ass shortly after formed oil the same principles which were in theory iiii applied to the Cuwf.,feratiaw ty" Europe. Upon points so trifling often trim the fates of salaams. By being placed at the head of such a Coo ittilloration as that of the Rhine, incalculable irelx ilits %revved to France and her Ruler. A Barrier of Neuritis was pla::ed between her and the harrors war. The very weapons against which she world have had to contend, w-re employed in her service. Her supremacy, unlike that of Austria, W 491101 tinifij4 nal and unproductive: united futthe motorist by the strong bonds of mutual interest, the ever ti los of the Confrelei ate I States were streaming end effectual in the cause of France: when the fate of Europe quivered in the balance, their weight tweed the . scale, and confirmed the domination of Bonaparte. As a reward for such services the Priumrs.of dos Coufederatian were rewarded by their Maitre with Accessions Of territory and titles of higl.er honour. From Dukes, or Electors, they became but possiSsed -of so little &mation s that, singly, they hail small power over the ',Mitt. al ?tats of Europe. la this arrangement, Bonajvitte played his usual sagacity. The ruspotei.cy of thee several States, individually, rendered t le in the more dependant upon him; a. their strength, united, rendered theta formidable to his enemies. Besides, 111 in the creation of the titles he answered a double purpose; hr flattered the vanity 411(1 gritified the pride of the•parties, while at the same time tie degraded and impaired the dignity of ancient forms and 'seines, to which maukiiid are accuttumed to attach so much value. By such means, and with such inducements to fi t . delity on all aides, It was evident that Franca slid bet depentlainConfede rates 'would act cordially together. They have acted corili•iily together np to tile pre cut times ; and. unless we look narrowly iu o the alteration of circuhustancrs, we might be apt to sup pose that the Veto', would continue indissoluble. But, Tempers matasetur et nos mataatur is init. The tumuli mud relative situation of the parties are now widety different fecen what they were at the com mencement, and during the progress of this com pact. Then they.hin: mutual interests and views; now they hove not a single object in constant : then had Napoleon the fountain of bounty his dispensation; now, with all his rower, he has nothing to bestow. This assertioo may at first sight stens parrelotical: but upon more maturely consider'ng the matter, its truth will be apparent. All tame rewards bestowed on the Kings of Bavaria, %sooty. Wirternher:, and other Princes of the Confederation s have lii lurk' • beim parts of die spoils of Austria, Prussia, mud a portion of Switzerland. There ire no lon.;er mucus upon which Bonaparte can draw far bribes to his allies. Switzerland forms part of the Fiench Empire. Prussia is reduced to as low a tate as her greatest enemy could wish ; and, besides, she now forms one of the Federetion. And Austria, by the late intermarriage, as well as by the frequent elm pings and reductions of her domains; offers no more a territory to he thus disposed of. Denmark is dee voied to Freitee and therefore will not be pared du% n. Some nlterat one, indeed, might be made In Poland; but mew Lere the Brinces of the Rams twee lust all hopes of sliming in the destruetion, as Bonaparte hip, in his I!volorite brother, Jerome of Westphalia, a dearer arid twee important into. rest to serve. It does not appear, then, that he possessrs those aburelant means of satisfying the avidity and ambitiois of Ins dependants, that be heretcriore used tote-cure them to his bei a toe. fie