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Oil catboat& eadilly -Rent mush rate. . .0 i exercise of the, rights of c.A.,,,e.t. Estensive territorit s, Dramatic Romance in three set iliterepereeil with Music By LUCY AIKIN. i CONVERSATIONS on PDLITICA I. ECONOMY ; ill - . I forfeited by the perfidy of their }Seders, have been gent (fonudsal on Welter Stott, Esq.'s Poem of Marinion), tallest In 2 Vols. Pao. Pi ice 11. Ss. boards, with a Portrait. The „ ... .„. .• A YOUNG PERSON, *cc-unturned to the ram 1 rowdy ielniqiiiitted in favour of Oriel-arid e legitimate which the Elements ut that Si more are familiarly e4.litine.l. 1 Wli' 'thud talitioo• . . and Tallinn of Children, is desirous of olstaininz a , claimants; the encient family of hatamli has been restored es .. 1r I3y the Author o f " Conversations on Chen...try ' The Se. . With new Music and Perorations. 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Be Thme", C 411110.41. .4 Nrw Edition, with Eogravings, from 1),..,, en . by It. v.'...1.11, R.A. toolecap Ss 0 8.. 11011116, t• LE hiu OL: of W FUMING i or, the Peutoillettinin Cot- To which the Marquis of [listings was pleased to woke the following reply :---! Cr riti.EMPN—The compliment with which you humour me is truly gia!ifyinr,.. Were 1 to consider . .00. merely as men of wroth and talent, de run. of Owekinr yorir friend ship towards me by a flatterios • ivility, the distinction coons fermi lipmn rue by the favour from wombs of such stamp nimbi depend the warmest return from my heart. I era treat yin: to believe that yer: do meet that return; ho with ulna, very touch, siiperui'eleil 10 it. lo 11w satisfaction I am rojuyibz, thery is something far bcy.old iodividicil vu- HOY. The witliMelllo which your have been phased the. day to exprecs, are nut uiterrd to me Men .. They .. .it vireehros tendered li, our countrymen at home. I ass not alluding to the IA ,dc I must 111111.111Ily fuel ot h.ivuic such 4 totttmotty bottle respelling me to our native laud; th- aensiitiuct which you have awakened in me is of a higher quality. A wider scum: is inseparable rim'', yeur treatment of the subject thau what applies to me personally. Vito are prouritairdiz whether they who may be said In hay . presented the [initial. character nn the occasion did r fully 111311 becomingly fulfil that exalted trust ; and a y I ) proximity, your stations, your excril vigilienee, eminent qualify you (or returning a verdict, while your witolanod would make you sports at giving through c• tivrerry an opi nion which your judgmeut belied. Maury of )4.1 hare had to contemplate your must important r% vete inter...sin as staked in the tratienclion 10 which yiett refer; bid all of yon have felt that the national Iteouur, in which you were seve rally sharers, was involved its the pn;rpose attil te.•our of the measures I had the lot t.. solar. Undue r•tirls an impres. seen, you have stood forward to attest the thx^nty of Bet ti.ks justice hits not been sulded. It is o rleclarai . P.. 6 1 1 1110 . 11611 T grateful; for my port tUii in the ag4regate of Waist) flint is more touching to me than tt st.patide and selfish repitiation. Your generous partiality loW:114, toe bas not Jir frayed yore into nu indiscreet averment ui. that point . When we went forth to punish wroii4, we were aware !lOW much ;1 behove., us to watch over out &elves, ti. .t st.engtli and pi:CC , O4 111144 nut seduce us into any art of uplorilsloll. i 7eatu.r to be. here, that violence or wanton exrction ceninit with the faintest colour of truth ba impoterl to our pi... Ceding a. This'. however, shall not rest urn general itlertion. You shall he miutitely ististi.d Tliongh iron. the 11 stint I feature of occurrences you have, with a pliant coittithmce,inwitstaineti our equity, it will be ple..amg to each ..0 you to learn details which will enable you respectively hr ray, " I wits init car ried away by the kind warmth of toy ft•elitiTs; here arr tir. cuoustances which to any delitrerate feller von trietragably coutirty the Collellidlosif I drew from a Its.. WWI Irillar Ida le nient of the case. " 'l ' lle field of our urn 01.41. was so vast, that you often did not in C:1411114 learn event: which WO place in remoter putts, till viler you hail bets apprised of ()thrill Coliiiiderably putt riot- which occurred its nearer quar ters; so that you did out see hov one traceactlorsi rose out of another. You will undersiaml tit in h. tier when they are presented to you its a regular CtilllU. In laying them lama you I cantina make any ineousidei ale disclosure. I am setlng at the spirit of our lion. Lmployers, al-, isauld challenge inetaligetion and encourage ex paVitimi. Either for them or fur us (trent o; not a pit,ttnge to he rloirctl rotes ur glossed._ OF HASTINGS, PLO. GOVERNOR-GFNERAL OF INDIA, &v. MY Lmtb—We, the British Inhabitants of Calcutta. heg leave to approach your Lordship with our cordial congealli lat- on your happy and triumphant retort' to the seat of your Government, :trier a period of RIAIIIOII4 exertion soil ra pid achievement, which will lung he memorable in the his tory of this empire. The repented and unprovoked aggressions of a host of freebooter*, whom the weakness or profligacy of the neigh bouring Governments had suffered to (row un into a mili tary power—aggreasiouv marked with every circumstance of . . Boons 7s. Second Price, 3s. CHI -;-Pit, is. 61. Second Price, 2a—Lower Gallery, Is. Second Price, la.—Xplicr Gallery, Is. Secouil Price, 6d. Places fur the Boma to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-iffier, Hart-street, from Tau till Poor. . A Private Box may he h.. 1 fur the Season, or 'lightly, of !11r. Brandon, ut the Kox.utice. The new Grand Pantomime will be repeated every Evening. tto Mouday, the Tragedy of hoe Shore. Oil Tuesday. the Comedy of She Stoops to Conquer. the Wednesday will he revived, Shaltapcarr's Comedy of Twelfth Night • Sir Andrew Agac.cheek (Cat time), Me. W. Farren. On Thutolay will be revived, Shakspeare. Play of The ‘7iistrr's Tale: 'terminate (Seat lime), Miss Somerville. Friday, the Comedy of The Soldier's Daughte►. 5. RICARDI DAWESII MISCELLANEA CRITICA TY PIS QUARTUM EXCUSA PRODEUNT ex Rivets single et mu Notis Thomas Kidd, A.M. e Coll. S. S. Trin. Cant. accsdunt appeodicis loco R. D. Luaus Juveniles Mil toni P. A. Grace Metsphrasees specimen integrum, et Ex cerpts e libellu Anglice Script's Tittle-tattle-mungers. In sue large vol. Syn. price Its. in ' boards. S. The SATIRES of DECIMUS JUNIUS JUVENALIS, and of AULUS PERMS FLACCUS, translated into Eng lish verse. By William Gifford, Esq. with Notes and Illus. (rations. Handsomely printed in two vols. 'so. price IL Is. in boards. savage atrocity, and which no independent State could brook without the utter compromise of its character—had imposed uu your Lordship the imperative duty of 1141101416'T the ago gressors, and of securing the peaceful inhabitants of these provinces from future outrage, by the entire subversion of that system of anarchy and spoil, which hail SO loug beta the disgrace and the scourge of one of the fairest ',onions of klendooritan. We should ill appreciate the difficulties of the task which had than devolved upon your Lordship, were we to measure them by the military resumers of she enemy with whom you had to contend. Your most formidable an tagonist was its the evil passions and inveterate habits of a numerous population, moon: whom the appetite fur plunder was identified with the instruct of self-presertatiiiii, whu de rived a principle of union from their common vices, nod whom the necessities of s predatory life bad trained to endure hardship and to elude danger. The physical stud moral ob. stadia wh;eli such a state of society opposed to the great re volution contemplated by your Lordship, were of no mains. ry character. And the more those uhstacles are considered, the more we are struck with ttel energy by which they love been met, and the snore we are resents to admire the preri. stun and facility, wish which the most ostensive combina tions of power were brunght to bear on a common object. and the saracity that seemed to have provided against every ha zard, however remote sir improbable. It was the fortune of your Lordship, at lite outset of the campaign, to be deserted by two of your allies, whir at a runner period hail been indebted for their thrones to the mag nanimity of the British Government, and whose real inte rests were inseparable as oar torsi from the objects of your Lordship's policy. The flagrant treachery of the Peishwa and the Rajah of Berar fumed to their own eiiscurohlitre and ruin. From that instant, the war assumed a new character. Events, which to the 041°n-sighted and the timid had teemed pregnant only with peril nail disaster, serve(' in fact eminently to accelerate the ultimate Ilium?, of the cause of peace and order, by enerling your Lordship to give a wider scrape to your arrangements, mud to pi.ace on firm and durable basis that system of foreign relations, which was best calculated to insure the future peace mid welfare of The previous events of finer tdrdship's administration, had already contributed to strengthen that mural prtiloimi native, to which above every other cause we bare reason to ascribe the memot greatness of our eastern empire—that peedurnivanee which civibiation obtains over barbatolsns, science over iptorance, and justice over rapine. 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A New Edition, with a Portrait of the Author, front an original Picture, handsomely printed iu three volumes gym price It 4s. iu boards. . - In our original Om, these was not the expi elation or the wish of 2111161 C a rood tis the It uuusuna 1), Ilse Helltl.lllAille CVIIiPAIIY• Our knowlidge of the icpuguance with which any notions of extending our territorial puesessions always viewed at home, would have forbidden sucb a prep.. i, Territory, iudeeif, was to be wrested from none but the darrjes; and you will readily compurbettil the policy whirls dictated that such conquests should be flnieried between the bubo', of Rupiah , !kindle ; and Holkar It was IlOW`6ll to strengthen the forme: ' who had mtacheii is n...'!! to us dr. : votedly ; and it was deairahle t h at the two HMO-0:a So vereigns should perceive a degree of advantage fur then:- sell/ea to compensate for slur unavoidable dissittisfaction they were to miter from the completion of our enterprise. Thu suppression of the Poitlarries was our single uhjett. Yost have unequivocally proclaimed the absolute loceasily of that object ; and I cannot imagine the roan exists, who would represent it as one of epectilailee expediestry.— Ewell in that light, the extirpation of the l'itidarrits would hale beets a justifiable mud a wise undertaking. It.. asauciatims, whose undiseatieed principle is to sus aist by int:miming all around it, is tt bisly placed by its uwu act its slate Or Wilt wills every macular Guveroment. To crush Mich a cunfederecy before it shouid further iiierease that strength which esti y year obviously auguiented, mould lima been a legitimate mid a inudetis cause of eat-Inuit. But such cousiderationa were long guile by. We were called u; liy the most imperious dill , attaching upon a Govertintent, that of prolectiag its subjects from desolation, to present the repetition (confessedly maims-Mal of itiv•sions, es - Leta had for two yours consecutively ravaged the Mathes De peittlentiee rush circomstnnees of totesampted lilt ttiat principle we rmolved to take the field. To Lave limited our purpose to the rapolsien of the Piuelairies ; from the dust. ice which they hail hitherto ortupicd, wont& hare Melt worse than childishness. numerous col !tow-. erful to be resisted by any of the smeller St ilea, Hwy noeld in receding from us only forcibly lu occupy some httitr t r. ei tory, equally einivenieut for atinuytug us, %Ilene. th. it Oitions *unlit hare jutted with the hit fruved intellizenee <uled by their having learned to ineaatire toor mcreiit. in. It was indispensable ty extinguish them wholly. ty, aeu, out blind to tile difiLat 4 'ies of the task. The iiiteic;ptiiia dispersion of batwi en 25 and 30,001 1 10“rem , ii, ItClutlY equippmfand ei'.igularly inured to fatigue, ou the immense field, over which they had the power tut nwrin in soy d,- Section, was ad yperailmi that required nu urinary ettart„ Much more; however, was to be taken Auto luilttiou, than, the agility of our enemies. It was curtain that their petit would be regarded with the giesteit ttiattiety Sciodia and by Amcor has. I leave 'hiker oat pL. Alas question, though lie was interested in the result, for a reason ! will lieleafor explain. The Piutle,rles Vitas an iute sal, 1601101 all unamosed, and sonetiasee hastily manageable part of the arm.. cf Scindia. 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Wv congratultte your Lordship on the happy prospects; which these elltlllll have opened to Judie its general, and more especially 10 Unite inierAting minim, lately the habi tation wf the outlaw mid lite robber, which the latEiurs of a few t.hurt tniatiihs have reclaimed to civil society, and beutirlst under the mild authority of the British GovernT nsetit, or restored the paternal sway of tlitir ancient Princes. Thou!limit the most trying circumstances, it has twee emit LordsMO receiver priskie tiviaaic annelid every letra.;- whist ut ambaiou *col recrilts 4 vgi ntiod of policy, that was otherwise than causonani With the strictest in intarlei ni* public faith. i'vvvi joistly considered, that vio agzrashliee meat of power or tenant.y candid he :cheaply purchsped by a meritice of vbs. sore. The temper; forbearance, and r•ince.l in gone it-calmer; of those States, whitt had reuardval the extension of British tollurnee and the establidinient of a pacific vysient in the neutral PO." iiindoodati with jealwasy aud eterstau, ai:het•gb testrollred k , 1 • • I ; i • 1 I t . 1 ! I 1 • • !, (ft 4.1 `` , e~