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A TREVTiSE (gran 'n+tits ; contain - my . an estiinate of eve ry Tithahle Article 'Common Cultivation, With the ra don: method: of Compounding the same. BY the Rev. James Brarblock, A. M. This Div is published, rniue la PHE HORROR of the NRGRO SLAVERY existing in our %VEST INDIA ISLANDS, irretrarably demonstrated, from Official Hacuments recently presented to the Floilw of Commons. Printed for J. Hatehard, 190 (opposite Alhany-hotoel, Piccadilly; Messrs. Richardson, Cornhill; R. RiCkerstafF, Strand; end Hazard, Bath. Of whom may be had, A LETTER to Dr. TROY, Titular Archbishop of Dublin, on the CORONATION of BONAPARTE, by POPE PIUS the SEVENTH. Tnis Day is published, in two large Vols. Sy*. price One Guinea in boards, LEMOIRS of the LIFE of GILBERT - W.XREFIELD, A. A. Written by Himself. A New Edition, with his latest Cortertions, arid a Continuation to the time of hi Death, with Notes by the Editors. To which is subjoined, an Appendix of Original Letters and Pa s sers. 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This MARlC—PrilieeN M•Illr 80111-•-littlich) the Public Offices. iii ik - B it 'LT iS ; 11-1 Pit lEs,n. LONDON, THURSDAY, APRIL 25. The Hamburgh Mail arrived in course yester day, with papers to the ‘2oth. We have also received Paris Papers to the 16th, and Dutch Journals to the Yf st, from which we have made several interesting estrafts. Intelligence is said to have been received at the head-quarters at Flushing of the sailing of the Spanish fleet from Cadiz, consisting of twelve ships of the line. It is said to be destined for Ferrol, there to join the squadron which has so long been blockaded, and to proceed from thence to Brest, the fleet at which port has 10,000 men on board. All the troops in Holland seem to be now in motion ; fears are en tertained that an expedition against Zealand is me ditated by the British Government, and rigid precau tions have been taken to guard against surprise. M. Novosiu.rzorr, it is reported, is about to set out for Paris on an important mission. BoN A P .11:T Eis ar rived at l.yons, where he has already issued several Imperial Decrees. Some orders have been pub lished at Milan, preparatory to his arrival at that place ; and Marshal .TOURD i N has commanded that a monontent be ereand to commemorate the as annarion of the Corsican to the Italian Throne. A paper of yesterday published the following article as the copy of a circular letter, sent to the Members of the House of Commons who generally ♦ote with the Minister. 6. 'Si —You are requested to tee penetoal in year atlvn dance at the Howe of Continual' on Thrii.dav neat , ai of a Very eittauhlinary nature is h,trn•led to b. hrought forward. " Your faithful lambic Serostir,. w - rvi We are not aware of any business to be brought forward this slay, except that respeßing the expen. eitere of the public money. of which Mr. WIII T- 4 BREAD gave notice before the mess. The epithet " extraordinary," which is not strialy applicable to it, has accordingly excited much speculation, and some have been almost disposed to doubt the atithen• ticity of the letter. Report states, that eight new Peers are shortly to be created, among whom are, Sir CHARLES MIDDLETON. Sir CHARLES MORGAN, Sir H. MILO. MAY, Mr. Tit st.ti_ssom, and Mr. CHARLES YOltl.r. The latter Gentleman, we believe, is certainly to come into office. The East India fleet was ordered to sail yester day morning at day break, with the ships that were ready for sea, but not to delay a moment for any one that bad not arrived. Yesterday a Court of Direftors was held at the East India House, when the Rev. HENRY MA A. r m was appointed one of the Company's Chap lains in Bengal. The following Captains were sworn into the command of their nspeCtive ships, viz.— Captain init.: Et KVOID, Diane, for Madras and Bengal ; Captain HaNRY Cunivrormaa, Sir MI NA, Pishenev, for Bombay and Bengal. The Court , adjourned at siz o'Clock, till Wednesday next. REVIEW. Yesterday morning, His MAJESTY, accompanies/ by Their Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Yotx, CAM. MDOI4 KEST, COMSENLAND. and GtoucasTee, with Prince WILLIAM 01 GLOUCtSTrit, attend ed by a numerous retinue of Field-Officers, re. viewed the Hank companies of the three regiments of Guards, stationed at Windsor, on account of the Installation, with a detachment of artillery, in the Little Palk- His MAJESTY came upon the ground at about eleven o'clock, and rode along the lines; the several companies having passed in review, they proceeded to their . different evolutions, which they performed with infinite credit to themselves, and satisfaMon to His MAJEst v, who left the field about half-past twelve, attended by a great number o f the Nobility and Gentry that were at the Installotien on Tuesday. The ground was kept by a party of the • Royal Horse Guards.—We were concerned to of,. serve an accident that happened to one of the ar. tillcrvmen, who, by some means, got entangled in one of the carriages for the conveyance of ammuni tion, which passed over his thigh, but happily hi) bones were broken, although he was considerably bruised. THEATRE, ORION Y-LANG Last night a new Comic Opera, called T4;lW dit r's Return ; or, if can Beauty Ds 9 was again performed with encreased effetl. Th:: characters are as follow: Lent iiroonvillt ...M. Po ...!I. Caprsis Manly Mr H Johnsen..- .Mirka Mr Banniscrc. I)er,s4 O'Dottelforsie Mr. Johnnorse. Madge . Mr. Gibbons. Mi., DasAgway ... Wu 1k Cusp !Wirls ....Mrs Mountaia. Fang ' Mrs. Bland. The story is simple but interesting. A young Lady in distressed circumstances, under the idea that her lover is killed abroad, is prevailed on by her mother to bestow her hand on Lord Brootor , ltr; and on the morning the marriage is to take place, the lover arrives, and sends a challenge to the in tended bridegroom, who pros-es to be his lather, and resigns the lady to him. Miss De Cabal., in Miss Dasitaanso, very pointedly 644%10 the man ners of the fashianable world: slie.tras much ap plauded in a /Viet-a, which she seig admirably. Mr. BANN isrE:c did all lit could for Rorke, her lover ; but it is a pin far below iiiii'relents. M. Jiimusaone's excellQuce requires 111:) - coiiiment. lie wautite at home in Dermot. Mr.,. Moicsrain and Mrs. dcANo sung a delightful duet. With such Music as XII-. Hook's, and such performers. we have uo doubt a London audience will long me knowledge What Reality ran do ? Yesterday Her NI AJIIIITV and PRINCESSES took airing to Frogmore. Great preparations are making at Frogino.e tire the_ grand fete this day. His MAJESTY has SikOltied his gracious inte-l*leis to review the Volunteers of the inetroyi:s . at s. early day. The St. James's Volunteers will have a Fras.. field day on Friday, preparatory to the tscea4on. Viscount and Viscountess NI Ekvitta, we sludis - stand, received a special invitatifin to the aqyae Isa tivittes at Windsor, on Tuesday last. Lady CARJLINIIIIA•H A SI has announced swans! party for the 30th of May. Yesterday Mr. inliasors, of Hanover-square. en tertained at dinner Lord GRAKiLRE, Flown:rablt General Non tors, Mr. WHITE, and several Gentle men. Lady Dc DCSISTANVILLE will aiie a grand rout on the rith of May. , The Earl of St riot.' is gone to Seven Oaks, Kent, (or a new days. Mrs. Matcotra will give a grand rout at her house in Mansfield-street, The Ist of May. The Hon Jona PRACHET has lately arrived in town from his seat is Herts, and taken an elegant house is Ba ker -street, Portman-square. The Earl and Countess of Cuteness-ea are enjoy ing rural retirement at their seat, Stanmure, near Lames, fur a law days. Lady CoaNWALL will give a grand rout to-mor row, at her house, Stanhope -street, Mayfair. The new Theatre at Glasgow was to open last • night with the entertainments of The Homey Moog and Xosing tie Wiwi. Mrs. linen arrived at her house in Cavendisk square, on Saturday, from her seat near Doncaster, Yorkshire. The Bloomsbury and Inns of Court Associatine, are drilling every morning this week, to prepare for a general muster and inspeßion, by the Officer of the distria, on Tuesday next. ig The muthsr or BONAPARTE is to inhabit the apartment in the Thoillnries lately occupied by the Pore. Dr. Pasta was in the Choir of St. George's Chapel, Windsor, at the lustallation of the Knights of the Garter. Yesterday morning, between seven and eiet o'clock, the Duchess of Benno an was safely deliver ed of a remarkably fine boy, at her house, in Stable-yard, St. James's, which, together wills d.e Noble Duchess, arc likely to do well. It is a curious fait, that the Lord Weill,- priva• teen lost her rudder the day of Mr. Wui rear Al) Motion. relative to Lord Islat.vir. Le ; and that the City of Milan man of war was taken about tie cart time BUSAP err announced the Cky of M. . place of his coronation as Kiso of Lily. Mr. CAlarav, Piuma.sier to the Prince el WALLS aid Duke et YORIL, WAS ordered to al. tend the Palaces with their plume.. and also thr - Graces the Dukes of DLYONSH I POICILAND, Rurta so, on Monday. 'lhe Paisc.a, end t''; Duke of YORK% plumes were shown to His M JEiT sr and the Quasi'. and the Pt iscasses. anl gave general satisfaaion. Mr. C. was then (waved to mount several plumes for the Peri:cum, to imp , tate the knights, for the eveliing Yeste ciet? W. l Inst'toti prtse;v fele.) b ed a mc t h e Mel Llrd After was chs Ta}•lor, ?be .6 Afte /6 , 1 vi The! The tow: th Aso A bew was SO SOCil Vern lA spec sit a Itigh lera thLy very plus' *PO -17 obse / •atoe avai five that dub 1 unt i E of El; zna ad fit pi, (J E di CI