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Tlris deb iipeblialmod, Ott lc 4 N ACC.OIINT of the NE% ERAL UFE ./X. ASSURANCE COMPANIES ENTABLISIDDO iu I.OA DON, coittaiiiiiix a View tlwir respective Merits sod AiliJutaces By FRANCIS DAILY. Sold by Juba Riche-doom. Royal Eztlisage. _ EDINBURGH MEDICAL AND WIGWAG JOURNAL. _ _ This day is published, coottinityf Niae Shells et Letter press, price a.. THE EDINIWItGIi MEDICAL awl 51.712- GICAL JOURNAL., N.. I:ll..(publielted Quarterly,l exhibiting a eoneme View of the latest end moat i inpoti ant I)tierrerirs in Medic , ue, Surgery, and Pharmacy ; contain. isg the &Hun tog urigtnal Communicatims Part 1..--Ortgival COmmunicatiuoi : 7 -Molicel Report f..r Watlintha . m. irony March, laws, to &beet, lung - By :Lours Clarks, M DmeOlwerrations on Purulent Ophthalmia. By Mr. William Goudt.ad -.Obse.rationr on the l'.wer which appeared in the a.nj. from Spain, it their it tarn to this eounary. by drool Mdegri,;ur, M O In Lars B.wina littewropiea. by C. Ctistmlin, It. 1) --t'ase of Seirrhous Oyn: y, Int By Ire Junes Millman Cole> the Ramis of Aixenie. By Mr. G. N. Hill.—Sequel to " e Apology for th.: Cutting &fryer." By Mr. W. Sitmuons !-,Obsetwa tine on the Cause of Purelent Ophthalnita of Inbints. By 11r. W An4ers.4-On the Purulent Ophthalmia of Infants. Py Mr. Robert Lynn: T .os the Connexion that subrists be tween Aineiturrliain sad phtbris Pulnionatis. Cy 11'illiam Iltheareurtio, ata ',jugular Diamisc itf the kiestet• IyM.J H. Melina Part. Aitalysis wiaThe Muscular Motions of the Human Daily. By /oho' be Prin ciples of Midwifery, &c. ' By Mr. John Beros.-=Practical flturrretinns on the. Stilenarts of the Urethra, axe. By Mr. Timms, LlV({llll,..—Art Essay on the Turpiuity of .It.tunds. By H /Gear, M. L.).....l.lwirtholdesObscrraterns sue PAtiguilie rles:trique in Nutters. Cooti.ent. Part I I —Lfeelteal Intel *net :-.Quarterly Repoli of the Carey...met oistiuguished Medical Persona who diet within the hlist year.—Latrect tri a Letter frum Mr. ilVoodlosin to Ur. Wohniteurgh : Painted A.r Arehibal.l Constable and Co. r.buburels, add Con.nab!e, Hunter, Park, and 141111frf, try Ludgate-atrart, London ; to whom eominnuicatwus for tlte 1% , oak may be transmoted. or show ❑ld) be had, The EDINBURGH and SVRGICA T. 1t31./KNAL, fur lan*, tend, tao 7, 11108, sod lat,9, Twenty %swift's. :IL Ili is floc Vokunes, bo4rda, price 31. ea (1.1. FRENCH PAPERS. -~...~ PA UM DM 24. On the let inst. the Landaminau of Switzerland • inform.d the Cantos, by a circular letter, of a re. port hoeing reached him, thee a number of fugi. Wes, from the adjacent ternturies. which hail been •in a state of insurre *ion. have mad: their escape ifito Switzerland ; and that among them are severil leaders of the insurgents. The Landaminan tlieu points nut the reason* of pohcy and rt4-itirserva von which should induce the frontier Governments ,to redouble their sigstatice, to preveut the eutrance of ouch persons into S terrier's!. We learn from Augsburg. under date of the 14th instant, that the Post-waster there had rereibrol en official nonfication, dated the I Ith. from Inspruelt, that the communication with Italy was then quite open and safe, end that the poet would no longer experience any ohatacle in taking that direction... A letter from VfetiNa, of the 9th. says, that Bank paper continued to fall rapidly ; from 420 to 430 Boring in paper were given fur 100 in specie. Letter. from &folio of the 21.1 ult. state, that thc Pachas of Berbier and other parts of Bosnia continued, by impaling and other modes of punish ment, to pat •to 4. nth numbers of Greek C iris tiaus, who bad taken part iu the late plan of maul-. rectioo. The King °Meets! reselird Frankfort on the 111th, in the evenig. His Majesty left it nest day, ene his return to his dowillitsus. litrzatot, Ctrs r055.•....%11 Imperial Derrer, ,fat ed the 7th of (Moiety last. permits the entry In wards of dye-stuffs, for which the French Cuivmls St Amsterdam and Rotterdam fumy have granted certificates of origin, beliire they were apprised of Hi. Majesty's decision of the 17th of July. re-, ea blishing the prohibition that had been suspended on the Sth of June. with respect to colonial goods coming from Flolland.--A indication has bren made. to know whether the prohibition contained in Art.s. of the law of 10th Brumaire, year 5, extends to the coarse curveting of cow-hair, manufactured in the environs of Breda : the entrance of which has hi therto been permitted. on pa) moist of a duty of 10 per cent. •d valorem. The wamet has been, that as the decision of tile 30th or March applies the prohi bition of hair-ekik to all carpeting of which that material forms a part, the importation of the Breda carpets is ttnally inadmissible. On Monday last, His Majesty the King of Wir temberg visited M. David, the celebrated painter ; he stopped for some titue, and his conversation proved Jinn to be a very enlightened amateur of the fine arts. Os the 14th ing. arrived at Dunkirk. the Swedish ship Sigoir Ormage,CNtain Simnel Vert letroom, captured on her passa ; jt, in ballast, front , London to Liverpool, by the Rodeo" priiateer, of Boulogne. The American vessel which came in • few days before, a prize to the Fares, is called th e Apopka, of Philadelphie. She was hound front Vora with a cargo of linen, brandy, soil grain. The Nopokon-k-Grand privateer sailed from Nantes on the 13th ult. on a cruise, and pot into Brest on the toth inst. On the 4tb and 6th she captured two vessels. from which she parted on the 11th, in a storm. 'llse one was a Portuguese vessel, hound from Brasil to Liverpool with sugar, cotton, ; the other an Engtish vessel from Surinam, with oolonial produce. The privateer had on bard by r 16 English prisoners, and 10 Portuguese. We kern frogs Bourdeaux, that a galliot, laden with end•fivh, had been sent into Soca*, by is priva teer belonging to that port. As American galliot from Wiltiistore, and a *hip from Sidem, had arrived at St. Sebastian:a. 11311 etRITISH PRZSS. LoNnA, TIVIDAY, ItiuAay 5. Gem ..6:Stsw LotdoCasrmasacoes bro ther, arrived on Wednesday at Portsmouth, to embark for Portugal. with the reinforeerueuts of artillery, &c. that have been foe some time under orders to join the army in that fluor. They mown, to about 10.000 men, mind, it •is' tincitrstood, thee! with these reitiforcenseuts, Lord Wei ftf4GTON hasi declared lie eau defend Portugal against the euetny —at least that lie cau defend it for a considerable time. It is. however, the general opinion, that the late defeat and dispersion of• all the considerable Spanish armies, the fall of Gerona, and the Multi tude of French troops constantly poured into Spain, Kill, its a few months, render the evacuation of Portugal by our troops indispensable. it is, be sides, c•erisiu, th it the deterintuation to avid rc incorceinents to Late and to Cauado, has caused a considerable redaction to be made in the number of troops which were originally desteatd toe Por tugal. 'Fite difficulty of dattling sub'stence will be the greatest impedonent to the process of the French, the Spaniards having to ide every pastille etfurt to remove the corn from Leon, and the, north of Estrem Moira, to Asturias while the French armies were drawl to the southward to tight AU ttAG.t and the Doke Oct. PARQUE. We expressed • hope, yesterday, that the rnmoors of an Insurrection at Madras, in which Sir GEORGE BAKI OW was pat to death, and Lord /11111 TO was seized arid imprisoned, ate without. foundation.— Our inquiries since, and all the intelligence which we trace obtained upon this interesting subject, tend to rueourege this hope and expectation. Among this supplemental intelligence, a letter from a Gentleman. high in office, at Madras, deserves particular notice. It is dated the 4th of July last, and says, in a postscript, of news I have little to etertmuiticate. We have, at present, iv> war in India, and affairs in general are going on well.— You will hear much of the army quest 1111 l —rest as. gored, hoarier, that, by adhering to the wise and steady coarse of measures adopted Sir (koalas Iliaatove, he will bring that business to a success fel terinination."---The whole of the letter front Madras, from a loci we have made this extract, is written in a spirit of confidence, and betrays not the slightest symptom of anxiety, or apprehension of a calamity so great as that which is given nut in common rumours. In addition to this positive les titoonY, we have also the evidence arising from the general inaccurate, of Oise reports. Tee GLOBS newspaper, of last night, in its observations spot; th;s put of the sulnect, says:-r"" Ke are very far from desiring, or intending, to diininieh, at the expense of truth, the 'natural and just alarm felt by all orders of petiole, at the reports re. crived from Leh*, relative to the state Cl our alt sirs nu the coast of Comm:toilet. They are very critical, serious, sill affording subject of nivah anxiety. But, when one of the Morning Papers. which makes pretension to authenticity, accu racy, and priority of intelligence, informs us, that Sir Geoune. Iliatow is to be ru callad from Madras, and Sir JaNATMAK Dutecas from Bombs)? ; we can only admire at the utter ignorance demonstrated in such statewide...- The latest official or direct intelligence, which had reached the East India lletise. on Tuesday night. (the 2d of Jailuar ) from Madras, war stated the 4th of July last. At that period, the civil Go vernment and the army were in a state of variance and mutual animosity; butt it was hoped, that all acts of violence might be prevented. There is no such person as Sir Jnearnew DVICAN, a Ba ronet created by lAe Times. Mr. Duecen, the present Governor of Bombay, is not only admitted to be one of the most ineritorioua, high•ininded, incorrupt, and able servants of the Compsny in India ; he has sustained their • public credit and filmier', in an eminent de. gree, it a time when Marquis Weteente's pro fusion anti spirit of cotiqneet, had plunged the Ben gal treasury in distress, and involved the army in arrears. At this time, the most flourishing, best administered, and least indebted portion of oar possessions in Asia, is admitted to be the Preis dency of Bombay. For what reason, therefore, on what pretext. or for what fault, he is to be recalled, we must leave to TAe Times to inform us.- . By no possibility can he be implicated in, or teem connected with, the commotion* subsisting on the opposite coast. %Ye owe this detail and exposition to truth ; for, with the present Governor of Bom bay, we have no connexion whatever. Accounts from Madras, down to the beginning of Septemlwr, are expected by sea. not overland, by the middle of the present month. They will enable as to form a correct opinion 'OO the real position of our *Giro its that quarter of the it world."—Under all these circumstances, therefore, we remain confi- . deut. that the dispute between the military and civil power at Madras, is greatly exagge rated, and that it has not led to the shocking ex tremities, which report has stated.—Whether it is intended to concede to the of of the Madras , amay s the allowances, the curtailment of which is I assigned as the cause of the prevailing misuuder. stending, we have uot learned.—Sir Ofinane Ban• LOW is a men of firinne,s, but he is alm a man of I great prudence, anti not likely to is ~ turf Interests of the country, either from obstibilt folly.—lt is certain, however, that the general 44, 4 of affairs iu India is considered highly alariningi and that it has so fir attracted the retinas attention of Ministers, that they are sending rtiVrt a reinforce ment of troops to that quarter.—We' pritiCed, yes-' terday, the report that Lord W Ettiowro Yr is going out as Commander-in-Chief.—Ambog other Offi cers, whom rumour has appointed to the mime ser vice, are also the monies of Sir Evan Coorz, Sir DAVID Batao, and General BROWNRIGG. The curtailment of allowances, alluded to as the cause of the discontent, called, in the letter from Madras, of the ath July, shove cited, " The Army Quest' •" is that of the accustomed ply, given by the East India Company for rice-mon e y, udder the name of bats. The European troops. we understend, were the first to evince symptoms of insubordination at this curtailment. Their example soon infected the sepoys, and the native Minces, hostile to the British interests, are actively employed in promot ing sad taking advantage of the prevailing diver der. The Public are of necessity unacquainted with all the particulars, as there will be no discus sion upon the last dispatches in the Court of Di- . rectors, until their body is rendered complete, by the election of a successor to the late Sir WILLIAM BENSLVT. It is said to be the intention of the Opposition Party in the Consuion Council, headed by Mr. WAIIIIMAIf. at the meeting on Toesday nest, to go trot only into the question of Hat Answer to their Address. but also to inquire into the cause why the Address from the COllllllOll flail was not received upon the, Throne; and to propose. on t..e part of the City, a personal confer. ence with the Sovereign. for the purpose of pro curing fur them that feria, to which they confider themselves entitled. This procedure, 011 the part fif the City. we understand, is not nthel, but grounded upon precedent. A full report of the proceedings at the dinner, yesterday, at the Crown and Arithor, is given in our suhaequent columns. It was announced as* grand reconciliation Ate, in ohich character tits. Proprietor, of Covent-Gardeu 'Foram' wissat , I*l riled. We are sorry, however, to say, that itafal not exactly WWI er this tie.eriptoon. A prcipitA to t restore Mr. BRANDON was rejected. Indied, Ails' company would scarcely listra to it ; and the loathe, were, in general, complimentary to the principles and cominct of the Chairman and his party them selves. The rules of common politene.is, in all eases, require that the host should avoid every thing ungrateful to his guests ; hut, in a Viet like the preleut,tinporti.ig to he a grand recoucliation diiiiier, the ride applies with more than common strength, sad the quarrel, and every this( that could recall it to the recollection of the company, 'ought to have beets kept out of sight, and buried in complete oblivion. Ministers, it i SAIII, hare ileiermioesi to recall Mr. JACKSON from America. •ud not to appoint • su , cessor ill his plaice. We have ref-emit some more American Papees r ' including the Norfolk Journals to the 21 In a country like America, where party shit runs so high, and the public press is enlisted upon the sine side or the other, it is impossible to draw any conclusion from the newspapers, of which one set are as loud in the praise of Mr. .Iscathisi se the other in the praise of Mr. SMITH. It is, therefore, on y in official docsQurWa, and the proctroding. of Congress, we ran exixet to find the• 114hts necessary to assist the judgmtit. to forming an opinion on the mews of the cast, as well as of the probable result. The misunderstanding be tween Great Britain mod America not haring been token up in Cui.gress, the PRESIDENT'S speech, and the correspondence between the Secretaries of I the respective cou.itries, constitute the whule in formation before us and that is, certainly, as we have before oloervcd, of a very unfavourable and mum complexion. We stated, inane time sr, that the Dnke of. Rieman's 0, accommodating binurlf to the 'wreat hes of Mr. Psactvat,„ had declined the Blue itilt.• bon. under Site idea, that the Litter had more tires,- in.; use for understand it is to be given to Milrguik I n the off. rs of situations made by the present Admiaistration, we understand that the office of Chancellor of the &cheerer was tendered to Mr. VartstTraftT,• and refused. It was afterward+ pro posed to elevate Mr. Iluintasolit to that munition, Jest after he had resigned the subordinate steno's of Secretary to the Treasury; the honour els+ likewise declined by him! The Army Medical Board. it is confidently said. is very shortly to be abolished. Mr. Huns, after adverting to the extremely hi. voloue object, as he terms it. which caused the war of 1756, makes this reflection s—s. Our late delu sions have mach 'acceded uny thing known iii History. not excepting even the Crusades; for I suppose there is no demonstration so dear. thit the Holy Land was not the road to Paradise, as there is, that the redless increase of national debt is the direct road to nuthrisaterna. But haring how eaarpktely reached that goal, it is needles+ at present to look back on the past. It will be found inthe present year (1776) that all the revenue, of this island, north of the Trent, and west of Heading. are mortgaged and anticipated for ever." He con cludes with thi+ remark ;It egregiout,:ilideed. been our folly. that we have lost ail (tile to compawatm. in the nunserrius cidamitiei l that are awaiti!.., us." Wr all feel s in ISO), Mir* Mr. llttiC was mistaken. ..z4fri=. • • .4 1 4 1 4; $4,4 • fdltiellAN PAsnroNs. •,• t twelvilerstife, and at the Theatre, oar ladies I N eoveredlwills Air, like the uatims of Laplaud ; at a ball, k concert; er a private party, they are as transparent aa and as lightly clothed as blame. Bet tueb ellpnra play around their uecks, Sr fall from their ears; their ins, and fans are au covered with spangles, that they may ap e* with little more thaws their outward garb, without Ns perceived. The reflectiou of the lights on this profersiro golden ornaments and diarsonds, will rot perin4 as% curious utriarcer In ix his eyes fur an instant ua their chiral, A deem eiivrred with spangles is at perseat the NW Plia , 4 of taste and elegance. They are culled robed plan eft, (gtl ilkooraised gowns); from which we away towchrde, that ma t the time of n 141114 oar ladles have not charged, sat m at 4 gulden .lower has still the same effect on them. The M ir , sad all kiaris of head-dresses, are isinamcnt,ed with *MS Wirer spangles. blowers of gold and silver have also ke g iutrurlaced. We lately remarked a beach of hells, cospo st ,i of asivu, and diamonds. Wreaths af gold aim slu e are also very fasltionalole. Ostrich feathers and lairds ap t .. slice we mach worn In the head. Piak and white am o n prevailing colours. Friday 1191 la:e So own c d er noustro retock. s s, k; it oue, r main upon :101 cutup* tro Local ; eelletit ; jumble difle the morui noon, shipti to o we I tilt there, tilt sod Co. !Moore were whole of 0 04 U ti gale' C 1001 111 T,.• (:•,I,leit I 11,4, frirtielll that t Ott; of .11 , ! rt,trwo of lite the holed et hot The day Idits ;"''en 4astgitogghaitt u Hotlefts dt acd kg Jrtty, the bel the digtiitgi runs et iittei till retie i nieuded.t. tot Frith most 144 tropol:t. of thi I cester I ',opted to t The ball I Motes , ire new and with lain el4lll, Mr. deviert. A must ton, at one &Wuxi or with the to Dancing rr ketur, company Early attrut tainturnt may a Port tuld surpit dies, ur th Amongst_ Lhdy Diet the Lath, ivarde, A 'Mrs. MTh.* Schrieber, Ara Itavealtill, Nut *ate, Illarkit So, /4 Bleck ■wets, NT: Shutt kWh ; Major William, Mr. 10 a far great ' l "bahog Mr."' la Um umber The ►eef; Comae, lino I blight be eici perfret liberality of again the Ili hew grand ai ed to display powers, is n traversin g the of anent as maw the elegant I mince we lam of her wince, the favourite with the Nun rod voriation music. 1 numerous, in metropolis ■ csrdial curl r ftlinstion "ski! and layman rornplimput insldst awls rolitribuitonv •.re receive iEdinbtsrgi Mtßeport a t e 111. 1, 0 ,4 11 the G ime e .eheral Cita M the Graven The vicar , Image Do' ten danger° 'lteren. , 141 0 1 ;flay. t . 4 TALLto wei I aaalttoi lonament (al,eral waa a Ihical friend' PkAasos !111, PRINCIII ' 4 9,411.1, 0 *eve 44 S i 1 sPigl. .'•. . • - • •MB clay it atitglanisl, en Pc ••••••,.-- - -- --- Marling, we have uot learned.-Sir Genaoe Bon• 1 -• n 0...e; - 1 ;It. n,_! l n.§ .14 N ACCOUNT of the SEA ERAL LIFE fil .mi - wry' s I s t pm& Ss. LOW is a men of firinneve, but he is ales a man of .. _ 47, ' .v`.t ri 'A; = , •A 10 x MAUR% 8C tr: COMPANIES - - ---- 4-* " ---,-- - great prodeuce, and not likely to con tleel •' '''. . Ilk 6 Friday I" I.OA DON, contaimieg a View of their respective Xenia „ .i. .„ • add adiJutaers By FRANCIS ISAILY. LO IVA, interests of the country, either from obeli htici ef ; P. 0 ' .-.•,. ' . . - c s. l-4 -- - - 4! - .... .- 0 N.,ld by Jultulticherdsoo, Royal Extlmoge. folly.-It is certain, however, that the general 44g, ~,, ~ - , „, ? ..,i h ser ~ \ • 3n... sain t C .* e lock. a st; . .- .... . -....---....---- EDINBURGH MEDICAL AND SURGICAL - }'R!DA ' t, latiumte 5. of affairs iu India is considered highly alarming 1, di ;,•-, 2,-. • fIeIRPRIAN PASMONS. JOURNAL. -..........-. and that it has so far attracted the serious atteution N......" :, . i.a *,,, ~• „ 1 .._ This day is published , containing Nine Sheets ef Letter - and LoSsIwCASTLE4I462" bro - of Ministers, that they are sending tiltrt a reinforce- Mt tlitoPaliernin, and at the Theatre ' 6 " Is/lin 1 ,, e le't cutup , press, price es. 11111 HE E DIN III: 1 RGU M Eine A L and SUR- ther , arrived on Wednesday at Portsmouth, to merit of troops to that nuarter.--1V ii thii..ed, yes-' covreoti l loich ta r , like the 'melees of Laplaud ;at a al l,, . even Local A GICAL JOURNAL, N.. litl..(publi•died Quarterly,l embark for Portugal, with the reinfurcerueuts of terday, the report that Lord W ELI4I4TO Yr Is going c alleert ii , a r a private party, they are as transparent se hi . %C ritelli; fl exhibiting a concise View attic west end mom i imoni wit ... and as lightly clothed as Linea. Bet tuck seperle lartin„,; •nable &fit Monweries in Medicine, Surgery, a nd Pharmacy ; ormolu. artillery, &c. that have been Ine,ioine time under out as Commander -iii-Chief.-Ambog tither Offi- play around their necks, Sr fall from their ears ; m elt g .,, --- o th e morn tog the folio. tag origtital Commuoicatiens .- ordero to join the Fumy in that "Dhow. They mown! errs, whom rumour has appointed to die mime see- and Cots are iiii covered with spauglsa, that they we , appe , fore noon! Part L-Otigival Communicatunti i 7 -3littliell Report for w et ih ag iu; a , h ara •m a r e e, isot , to Nbr e i , „e,,9 By Liter s to abut 10,000 men, cud, it as tio tr. 004 , that, ' -• (1 L I t also of Sir V • s ‘'''s • • pew with lisle more r t e h reet t i b t7e ir or r tie e l rd igl irs tts rb o ' n w t i h th" is pris e f il tr i tio bent o 0 s i th itpt i lt : vice, are the names - Clarke, SI OrmOhsereat ions on Purulent Ophihalusis. By with these reinforcements, Lord We LLi St Geoff has ' n ...AVID Betas, •nd Genteel BROWNRIGG. eAurtkio.os severed with w to it te spa hia n e g y i : f is ur mativerwinstan:tut : us hede ti .... l: : c . h om er itat r 4 t„h ours were Mr. William Goodie,' -.olne.rationa on the Fever which 1. declared lIC eau defend Portugal ngaino the enemy The curtailment of allowances, alluded to as the golden ornaments and dialmods, will rot veria4 the vb. % ' site tiprintrol its tbr :I. , ':ny. from Spoil, MI their I,,toru to ten, infantry. by Jeluyr Maegri,;or, 11 O ~..iln turn Ehorina -at least that lie can defend it for a considerable Itiremropica. Hy C. Chisholm, M.D -Caw of Scirrlom* ,: _ le tress of the discontent , called, in the letter from It is however , the general opinion, that the Madra s, o f the ath July, shore cited, iii The Army of taste ~,,deer k recce. They ice culled robe 4 p1 ,.., - 1: (0. 1 " . .' i lle s i .r :fcivt i s n e Ti t,.. 66111 . 2.0 1 - d9* .i l v e ° l Csl e : el n 4)"' "&t Be Wv Junes m "'mt. "(1 --7 - '''' the Ejects "n • ' l Of Alireale. By r. G. N. Hip . -Sequel to "As Apology bete defeat and dispersion of • all the considerable Q uest . ," is that of the sccustomed pay, given by sk a .,,,h st o gown .), r m r w hi c h f.t. ...y t ,,,, iiide.th es ....- ut5....._ gam: fu ` ti'' Canting C" r r e .!'" , B y !tt ., r 'e l e t. ' , Si ' mw n •" 411beere o e- Swint h armies, the fall of Gerona, and the multi - the East [tolls Company for rice-money, under the thelinie of namitt oar ladles hose nut c harged , - in ---. 'Fel' faun - tins on the Cattle of rareient uponments of intents . B y • " ale. W An4ers.A-On the Purulent Ophthalmia uf Infa nts. toile of French troops constantly poured into Spain, name offsets. The European troops. we understand, gulden slower has still the same effect tin them. TIN: Si t 1 ,, j o kies t I Illy Mr. Robert Laatin e stne the Connexion that clinics be- will, its a few months, render the evacuetion of were the fi rst to eviuce symptoms of insubordination sad all kimis of load-dresses , are ornamented with s o ar t ; -,,. ( v air'. sween Amenorrhoea aid Ililttliisia Pulmonatis. Cy William *liver spangles . !newton of gold and silver have Woo I ra , 7,i: t i l t / n al Mearnon, U. 0.-s•Cnso at 'linguist Distese of the thine Portugal by our troops indispensnble. It is, be- at this curtailmeto. Their example soon infected iuttorlacea. We lately remarked a beach or tool coo a gree d that 14 hit. J H. Wisliait *isle., certain, th it the determination to seed r t . Part. ll—Critical Abalysis sooThe Muicalar Motions of the sepoye, and the native Princes, hostile to the .. Wreath. i roan of h.:a, &river, and diamonds. of geld aim • • of h t h e 't imber , 1 3 d y . By sow bo o ms'', 111. D. - ,•• he Prin. ntrorcements to ladia and to Catiodo , hat caused a British interests, are actively employed in promo :- are also very fashionalde. ostrich feathers sad birds o f ith ' 4 ' edli . :i ' beit a igtL , , k ,br i : tdliejibesu r p t ieta h rx ,, y e Molts of Midwifery, A:e. - By Mr. Jolla Berns.-nPracticai considerane redsiction to be made in the number ing aid taking advantage of the presenting diem. dim wee mach w o rn la the head. !halt and white Pvt. fnmereanons on the Stilriarts of the Urethra, oc. By Mr. a,, a t ad the i Tliotna. 1,0,,,00:.,..-Alt Baser on t h e 'c urpwa y u e, 1 „,„„ 0 ,. o f tr oo p s w hi c h, were orig i na lly dentate' Inc Pur- der. The Public are of necessity unacquainted prevailing cutouts. veiled at hot Br H Metre, M. arrilluerthohlesObsereattons our l'Aisgo II lc togal. 'rite difilealty of Milling subinstence will with all the particular., as there will be no discus- CUILVTESS Of CetilliTOWN. The day Ineetrepse do Nutlet... Conthastit. parliVe;••••tio Part 111 -....Weatral Intel limier: -- Quarterly Repoli , of be the greatest impediment to the progress of the sion upou the last. dispatches in the Court of Di- . -e-a s s...--. Died, on Wednesday morning. at her wit t i "" 4" , 111 the earey.otrtet Disprit.ary.-.3leuteirs of ontiugutaherl French, the Spaniards having made every 1,014161 e rectors , until their body is rendered complete , by 11rilitral Persons wbo duel within the List year.-Extrect at effort to remove the corn from Leoll, iiiiil the, north the election of a succemor to the late Sir WILLIAM Ilam Common, Mary, Countess; of Courteen, %vie t Hartley ei a Letter from Mr. IViJodh.o. t.. Or. wineu.to the Earl of Courtown, and staugliter and IV. heiress of Richard Puwya, Enh. of Iliotleshan t ilei, 16)1 ; :trilde if ; Folinlnergh : Printed Sr, Archlbahl Constable sod Co. of E.stremulstra, to Asturias roil Gallon, while the BLXXLC.T. E'lluburch; and Ce n iat a we, m ower , Park , sod Winter, French urtuies were drew , . to the sonilnrard to light in Su ff olk, by Lady Mary Brudenell. sister Am . th e da ": 11 P lit, Lucleate- . reel , London ;to whom eominnuientious , It is said to be the imention of the Oppoeition late Duke of Muntegue ; she has left Moe, tn. rung st line fur the wore may be *mama:ed. Art ItAGA and the Unske Deb PARQUE. Or show 1110 be had, —ww-r.rwr Party in the Consuion Council, (leaded by Mr. count Stopford, Comptroller of the King's House. il l till roar The EninnuttGis sfLotc.lL a nd St:MG/CAL %VP expressed • hope, yesterday, that the rnmotirs WAIIIIMAN, at the meeting on Tamday next , to hold, and three other sous. Iler Ladyship sae f., inteudirdie 01htNaL, fin tvAs, tenni 101.7, WS, sod s, Tweiay • . , of an Insurrection at Madras, in which Sir (Attain go not only into the question of Hu MasesoY'a sdvauced in life, and the Earl, who survives her, ii .linsubeis, si. wr is floe liroteStell, IyArdS, price 31. iti. tiel.l in Ins 79th year. Beet ow was put to death , and Lord Altars was Answer to their Address , but ale* to inquire into ---..-_.-- - FRENCH PAPERS. seized and imprisoned, a l e w ithout, foundetion.- the cause why the Address from the Common The Duke of Libr/YORD ha, sent several fine ,e 4 Last Fridt Our inquiries since, and all the intelligence which flail was not received upon the Throne ; and to deer, from his park at Woburn, to the. Earl d he most alti . .. - w o w .. Meer, at the Oaks. . tropola. B FARM DEC. 24. we have obtamed upon this interesting subject, tend propose, on ti.e part of the City, a personal confer- On the tot lest. the Landammau of Switzerland to encourege this hope and expectation. AlllOll , Lord and Lady Griteievon.z •rrived et Clod. "nor of thi iti ence with the Sovereign. for the purpose In pro- fool House. corner of Oxford-road. on Weilliettin Gloucester I • iriforit-d the Catitte,s, by stimulate letter, of a re. this supplemental intelligence, • letter from a euring fur them that form, to which they confider evening, from their seat , at Dr more , for the adspted to t port having reached him, that a Dumber of Nisi- . ' ' . . . . Gentlemon , high in office, at Madras, deserves themselves entitled. This procedare, on the part season. His Lordship will give a grand dinner, ss The hall tiler, from the adjacent territories, which had hero •in s state of iiisurre tiou, have mad: their escape particular notice. It is tinted the nth of July last, of the City , we understand, is out nusel, but Wedneeday next, to the principal eu h iporter,ef s o Mrs. Mole* late election at Oxford. the nee and Oita Switzerland ; and that among Mein are several end euye, in a poetscript, ss of news I have little to grounded upon preeeilent. i• leader. of the insergesita. The Lendaminon then Lord and Lady Nommen arrived at their • aclunith.' etiorimunicate. We have, at present, iv> war in —.we- house.. in Upper Brook -street, Grosvenorisquare irated with points out the rearms, of policy and velf-prinervo- Indio, and affairs in general are going on well.- A full report of the proceediese •at the dinner, wer4Vistiesdwy; for tbeneason. tin:rated lain bon a hich should induce the frontier Governments yesterday, at the Crown and Mellor, is given in .to redouble their tie:slice. to prevent the entrance You will lieso much of the army question - rest our subeequent columns. It was announced as a peeled, next Wednesday, at their house, in N n devices. Mr- of stucli permits into Switzerland . grand reconcili a tion Pe, in uhich character tfitnuiltholtugtou-streete from Bury St.Eihnund - s, fordo A most el We learn from Augsburg, under date of the 14th steady course of measures adopted Li% Sir (koalas - p i ton, et one Instant, that the Poet-wester there had reeeiseol nu • . d• mount . otiott .. b i_ stat e ovv in , n h a e 01 7 i , l . l bring that buoitient to a success- PUT to expected, on the t5ll England or Official notification, dated the 11th, from lespruck, ii - i ir t n ed Pr . -14 11 71 e ere C so ° r v ey e , fil li G ow 4 e rri ve e r a , t T o n s e e 4 ;, re th v a l t7t-illild iliP s 'il . enV'.7. ' c ' flt r . ti . --The whole of the letter front A _._,-,.. 0i r. _ , meant. at Ms hommain Portman-square. with the ii that the communication with Italy was then quite a not exactly atlases this deecription. proposso u os .4 , ,IThe Coined} oft .... . A a open slid trite, and that the post wind(' no longer Madras, from oh,cli we have made this extract , is re, a attracted p la c in g it ism Sc o of liefur tore Mr. BRANDON Wee rejected. Indeed, titte,74.4gigg'-' %Mimic. audience, at Covent-Gamlen Into experience any obstacle in taking that directiou... written in • spirit of confidence, sod homy. tint . company would scarcely bora to it ;acrd the costa*, Me, istotiamignwr MM. C. KanaLl, in the part of kept up, vi venoms). d A letter from VICUNA, of the 9 th, says, that Bank the slightest sympiom of anxiety, or soprehensinn paper continued to fall rapidly; from 420 to 430 were, in general, complimentary to the principles Mrs. FersiSan, t:hsplayed her usual vivacity sod of a cilionity so great as that which is given out in lively totem . rtainment Ikons in pithier were given fur 100 iu specie , aud cendect of the Chairman and his party them- judgment, • snit wee admirably supported by Ms common rumours. lii addition to this positive des- Jo lilac .in the loquacious volatile Mr. Ferment- say a luri Letter* from Studio of die 21st ult. state, that h; ..., - • • selves. The rules of commie politenees, in all•robation t ot--- r . we have also ..te evidence arising from the Nei pevfoemer ever made more rapid prawns,/ the Pachas of Berbier and other parts of Bosnia cases, require that the host animist avoid every liable! favour, than this 'gentlemen; nor w a n th e "Id eurPa ~ general itiaccuracy of there reports. THIL GLOBS troutinued, by impaling and other modes of punishdies, ur th thing ungrateful to his guests ; h u t, i n a case like etc: apt Hl:timer so much before the public in tie tment, to pot 'to /Iv nth nutabtr* of Greek Chris- lieMillYiper, of last night, in its observations upon the present , importi.ig to be a grand recoucliation. mime apace of tune. Mr. EMIT and Mr. SLIM* An "... n g s t tiaus, who bad tacit part iu the late plea of insure tins p.rt of the subject, says:re.' % 1 r are very .. t_ • rule • with All Swer e Ise eminently auctrossia. noey ue n'i mistier, the applies more than common --- a ten, the Luli rectiuit. far from desiring , or intending, to doninieh, at The King of %teeny reached Fraakfnrt on tile strength, mid the querrel. and every thing that The Me. JONI/. who joined in • • duet, yrsterdsy, .. raagford, al the expense of truth, the natural and just alarm - Inante. / 18ih, in the eveniag. His Majesty left it next day, , e e .. could recall it to the recollection of the company. Geutlemsn oho sang at the former O.P. diluter, M " - Pnh'''' I it by all orders of people, at the rt ports re. . tos his return to his d•stuinitsoe. - ought to have been kept out of sight, and buried S..hriehe . r, Arai (Tired from India, relative to the mate of our and not Mr. IL Jonas, of Covent-Garden Three. R VCIIIIIII, Ns) Istrantat, C05r0n5.•....%11 IllpPrild Duvet, tie- . in complete oblivion. Cal the 2011 of lb:toner last , pertain the entry in- all are no the coast of Coromandel . They are very • • I...tillitit Hone GEORGE Pil!llkiNlT, his LAY audit, BIWA andefonn „Arrived on Tutelary eVelitil at tarn fitutth, Ir a .", wards of dye-stuffs, for which the French Cu t viiilit erltieul. serious, eel affertheg subject of M in h Ministers, it i- SAM, have arts-mil/ea to recall house ist4: 4 l4tep•ikrret, from Irelautl, and sot N"Ile;o• M'C a Amsterdam aunt Rotterdam luny h ave granted anxieti. But, when our of the Morning PApers, Mr. JACKSON groin America, and not to appoint a . „,,,,,,ri v44 „ ~ , certificates of origin, berme they were apprised of which mikes pretension to autheisticity, arcs- lu " . " 5 " iii lilt pl ' ice. . 'I, by ,z, Earl ( saes and Lord Gun ha T, 4 ll . ll . l , t u N . h i :: r li Williams, Mt lis. Majesty ' s dtcituan of the Roth of July, re-, et a - • We have rerreved Nome more American PapeMr' .' lnrosichea,.mitlielte,6gureof His Infernal Wetly ha far great racy, and priority of intelligence, informs us, that Wishing the prohibition that hest been suspended on including the Norfolk Journals to the 2,1 last.ntaii -u• enked u she ,' *I b the , i pig *wider ; Men ~ . the 4th of June, with respect to colonial goo d s Sir GEORGE itSELoW is to be ri ealkd from In a country like America, where party ayit4,' , t u i t io n , e n d a re wofri by all our dashing belles to (he amber coming frem Flolland.-Apolicetion has been made. Madras, mid Sir JoNATMAK DUNC•N from num so high, and the public press is enlisted that it nosy be soltc_ftie devil reign iu the bosoms J to know whether the prohibition contained in Art.s. Bombay ; we can only admire At the utter upon the issue aide or the other. it is impossible o r lanr „gel,. , .‘,u. or the law of 10th Brumaire, year 5, extends to the : to draw any conclusion from the newspapers . of IRV l'jnetiaLnuid Mrs. Waimea are the her , tenorance deinonstreted in such statement, coarse curveting of cow-hair, iminufacturecl in the - '-- which one set are as loud in the praise of Mr. and herviate i ff - His Whitehaven•Thentre. The latest official or direct intelligence, which lied environs of Breda ; the entrance of which has hi- •d a cesnsi as the °thee in the praise st . f Mr. SMITH. Tee- D i ik e o f 1 1 1 4)(11 m o . lies r e fused songs. for The "eel Comte, firs therto been permitted. on pit ) meld of • duty of to reached the Ea,l Indio !Unser on Tuesday night. It 1., therefore, Oilly . lll o ffi cial 111OCIIMMIIIS, Oild Ilia a r e in a sikitly fine colt, rising two years old. per cent. ed reforees. The lINIOTer has been, that as (the 2d of Joiluar ) from niladeas, was dated the proce•dings a Congress. we con expect to find the' the decision of the 3 0 th of March applies the prohi- 4th of July hrit. At that period, the civil Go- lights necessary to sssiat Ow judgmetit to forming On Ctitrility se'unight, Wm. Russet., Esq. bitinn of heir-cloth to all carpeting of which that an opinion on the merits of the case, as well as of Brancepeth Castle. neer Newt:mat, with ins cu again: th o f ?eminent and the army were in • state of variance the proh.ble revolt. The misunderstanding be- beef en d mutton, with a prohiottionate quennty tower (munificence, distributed seventy stouts, hew rand 4 material forms a part, the importation of the Breda carpets is totally toadmissible. • and mutual animosity; but it was hoped , that all toren Great Britain and America not having been bread, to the pour of that neighneurhood ;he s pm... In _ On MotidAy last, His Majesty the King of Wir- acts of violence might be prevented. - there is no taken up in Cuisgress, the PRESIDENT 1 speech. clothed several poor families as usual at thissea. , : tuven -1 0. , tili '' temberg visited M. Devitt, the celebrated !winter ; each person as Sir -I -ONATHAN DttleCaN, a B a - anal the corresponneisee between the Secretaries of The Earl of LOXIDALS gave, on St. Thome of veen t au he stopped for some titue, and his cotiverention ronet created by The Times. Mr. Dustcart, the respective countries, constitute the whule in- Dip (Dec 21.) his annual donation of most tot n . a..... . .. I 'scored Min to be a very enlightened amateur of the present Governor of Bombay, is not only formation before us, and that is, certainly, es we lent beef, weighing 1800Iba. to 80 families, le ti • t ry;e7 l :,___r the fine arts. have before ohserved, of a very unfavourable and perish of Lowther, consisting of 020 persons. Tr. !hare rt . admitted to be one of the must ineritoriutes. augry complentou. Oa the 14th inst. arrived at Outthink, the most infirm and indigent, in the neighbourhood o et ne ~. r voice Swedish ship Niger Ormngs,Cntitain Simnel Vert. hiohmsindeif, incorrupt, and able servants of We stated, mine time -ago. that the Duke of. L o wther; hare meat and soup, of the hest 14"*I" the f avour i te setruom, captured on her passa:jts, in ballast, from I the Cot:tipsily in India ;he has sustained their fitcustotv ti, eccommotisting himself to the preemie r e g ul a rly d out to them, three Limas wet., ' w i t h t h e ~,,0 , London to Liverpool, by the Rodeo, privateer, of public credit and filiatteeS, in an eminent de. lies of Mr. Paiute/it, had declined the Blue Rilr• his bordship's directions. and variation Boulogne. The Ainericau resort which came in gree, it a time when Marquis WierotsLeY's pro- bon. under ate idea, that the latter had more press- On Wednesday last, Wm. BASSAIS, FN• al . music. • few days before, a prize to the Facet, is called the ing use for it...We understand it is to be given to Marsden-cottoor, cause of age, when suntiouo inutrierous, i t fusion and spirit. of cotiqueet, had plunged the Ben- M arqu i s ur • Aroerke, of Philade l phia . She was hoond from .. soo.stit.ao. entertainments were gives to the teatime at SAitb metropolis 4 Vurel with a csrgo of linen, brandy, anti grain. gal treasury in distress, and involved the smutty in Iti the off. rs of situations made by the present Shields and Gateshead. On the same °testi^^ cordial and r The Nepokon.k-Grand privateer sailed from arrears. At this time, the most flourishing. best 41,1mi:iteration. we understand that t h e office of Mr. BA IIItASS benevolently presented a donation . nitration win Nantes on the 13th ult. on a cruise, and pot into administered, sod tenet indebted portion of our Chancellor of the Exchequer was tendered so Mr. 601. to the Newcastle lain:lay. and impress'. Breve on the 13th inst. On the 4tb and 6th s he possessions in Asia, is admitted to be the Preis- Vartstyritn,- and refused. ft was afterwards pro- Mrs. Dietig* wee ha perform the parts of 0' rompliineut captured two vessels, from which she parted on the &rice of Bombay. For what reason . therefore, posed to elevate Mr. Ilusinasos to that munition, 'twi n e, ~, The /St il e, and Margaret/a, 11l the fr. m . am id st elt llth, in a storm. The Otte oast Portuguese vessel , -on jest after he had resigned the sulsortlinate Ammo of of Ani Suet, A. Nipper. last night, at Ihr li-' contributioni what pretext. or for what fault, he is to be recalled, hound from Brazil to Liverpool with su ga r, c otto n , Secretary to the Treasury; the honour wax likewise scales;T if ‘ Inc.; the other NW engtiah vessel from Surinam, we must leave to The Times to inform us.- de c li ne d by him! MI, to-morrow, the port of tiatiar‘ e "re recta', in The English Fleet. tEdinbargi with , olnnial produce. The privateer had on boar d a ßy no possibility can he be implicated in, or evertevert The Army Medical Board. it is confidently said, It ma y nave surprised many of our t"lde"' . isected with, the commotion* sulnisting on the is very shortly to be abolished. see the nesochalawee with - which 800 AAAAA 11, her 16 English prisoners, end 10 Portu guese . cop Report au We learn from Bourdeaux. that a Ohm, laden opposite coast. %Ye owe this detail and exposition Mr. Hung, after adverting to the extremely frit. solved his MISITIIige with Madame BOSS.rsailiT, ill. . Lord i ' la the Gene with codrfish , had been sent into docoa, by a pries- coleus object, as he terms it, which caused the war without any reetirrence to the forma of the , Cl 3O, to truth ; for, with the present G'orernor of Born- teer belonging to that port. Aft American galliot of 1756, makes this reflection t-sii Our late delu- or us soy dospeitostios from the Head of di C . _, 'coeval co i bay, we have no connexion whatever. Accounts ! . from Biltintore, and a ship from Sarin, had arrived at St. Seloistian:e. from Madras, down to the beginning of September,Weer Consider The who ., sinus h ave mach exceeded ti n y t c h ., M ai g ad lt es no ; known 17 TioghethfrectpeiNriodthvbehii: marriages marriage was cont n eteo ed os ,., n .hi t c h n e i (" sir, _r o s ol m r: t mum Do co:mower. bee. ie. are e xpe c ted by sea, not oterlaud, by the middle suppose there is no deusonstratiou so clear. thst France es mere civil contracts, anti . w r ere , The letters by the b ri t post from Rolland concur of the present month. They will enable us to the Ii Lily Land we. not the road to Paradise, as Wooed in church. The parties went' s :J er i: is:, 'Z .. di a n i g necre. in nbserviaer, that the speech of lite Majesty the form a correct opinion 'on the real position of our there is, that the escllew; increase a national debt Menial Ofil ev, and were there 6 regi t is. Emperor Napoleon. and that of filo Maiesty the u that quarter of the u world."-Under all lOW i is the direct road to nutionetrwia. But having stow Monday. i /ITALIA we King of Holland, to the Legielative babes of the re eourplefely rescAed that goal. it is needless so present a re nt li l g r o t u fe :f w ons ithei or utLe r tg oo s t o? oat ,or °bier. - mg s two nations, indicate changes of ats isnot tent and these circumstances, therefore, we remain confi- to look bock on the past. It will be found nettle Stows COSW.-On the 14th ult. 38 conks o , f , i: .( ii: i a tr aa ir to , salutary description. wi th respect to Millen& Iti deut. that the dispute between the military present year ( 1776) that all the revenue, of this lora, part of th ose transmitted, tonic tine ..,, - , , • "'anent • the mean time, while the result of the great eve tit and civ i l po w er at m a d ras , i s grea tly exaggc . island, north of the Trout, and west of Reading. from London, to be stamped at the Soho .:" : 0;, ,.. sna rl was 1 in PrPplifilliail is 'netted for, its prediction hie al- rated, and that it has not led to the shocking x are mortgaged aud anticipated for ever." He con- tory, steer Boniirmhana, emountitig to the . ready had an extraordinary influence on llntch - e- - eludes with this remark ;" so egregioullormtd. 60.0001. was delivered to the c o mody o f ti e ' r. Kamm eremitic*, which report has steted.-Whether it is commerce. The p ri ce of colonial comma sties , of lisie been our folly, that w e have lust all' itle to appomiedsterneecrive . them, and rent lie . every description , has risen coaaiderablv i and, wlwu intended to concede to the o ffi cers of the Madrits ,, 'hr , i4A , 40 compasstuti. in the toinserees calemitied l that are C an al Criatarptifill•to toe 11,-;:tnp.liSt . ' .. • 1, *five a( Si the post came away, redriedsitgat could uot be had I army. the allowances, the curtailment of whit+ is a waiit A us." Wr all feel, in lob), mil* Mr. oloiltd.ohownoainorhtleolt. Anit, mum t" '• •'' , 1 fin 50 g. usigned es the cause of the prevailing otisuuders lit MS was mistaken. isillaLeenstreis4wpalehed e lty that ...or cao. - aPell. • . 111 coLower. bec. 13. The letters by the last post from I lolland concur In observirar, that the speech of Ills Majesty the Emperor Napoleon. and that or Ills Maiesty the King of Holland, to the Legislative bodies of the two nations, changes of an iturrni tint am) salutary description, with respect to Hlullsod. Iu the mean time, while the result of the great es , e lit in irreparntion is looked for, its prediction hss al ready had an estraorrltnary influence on thitch commerce. The price of colonial commodities, of every description, has risen considerably • i and, when the post came away, ralirsetisitgar could ion be hal for 50 lg. COUNTESS Of COL Iti W 9. Died, on Wednesday morning. at her teat it Ilam Common, Mary, Countess of Courttotn, to the Errl of Courtown, and 4augliter and to. heiress of Richard Powys, Esq. of Hintlridium Jk in Suffolk. by Lady Mary &Prudentll, sister du* late Doke of Muottegue ; she has left awn, want Stopford, Comptroller of the piing's House hold, slid three other son!. Her Ladyship wa, f advanced in life, and the Earl, who survives bet, in his 79th year. The Duke of iS6DIPORD has seat several Ge ref deer, from his park *1 Woburn, to the Earl of lhavv, at the Oaks. Lord and Lady Oar sytt.te arrived at Can. ford House, corner of Oxford-road, ou We•lneder evening. from their seat, at Dropmo►e, fur the season. Ills Lordship well give a grand dormer, es Wednesday- next, to the principal aupportersef hei late election at Oxford. Lord and L.dy Poosonsv arrived at their house.. in Upper Brook -strut, .Grosverior-square, inrWltOwesdvy; for tbroeason. fallacquiawaud Marehioneza CORN WA LLIS are et. peeled, next 11 - edne.day, at their house, in N clUstrirsigtou.strooti trout Bury St. Ed to u ad's, for the N1 1 •M1■ ): Viscount CovrealLT is expected, Os the 25th , instant. at hie boarosocin Portman-square. ':/"l e rile Conned} oft School of Reform attracted dirlidert.loillooot• audience, at Covent-Gamlen Thos. laiateviglit;H•Mh. C. liguatt, in the part of Mrs. Ferophst; sosplayed her usual vivacity JO judgment, amt wills admirably supported by Mr., Je war, an the loquacious volatile Mr. Ferment, Ngs , peiformer ever made more rapid pragrtoor public favour, than this 'gentleman; nor w a . this cit.: a pi dormer so much before the public mime apace of tune. Mr. Emilie and Mr. kti..tauti *ate were also eminently asicamsolul. The Mr. Jones. who joined in a duet, yrstercloy, at the diuner at the Crown and Anchor, Is he swot Geutlemarn who sang at the Fortner O.P. dinar% and not Mr. U. Jones, of Covent.Garalen Thom. Hoo., Iliconce Pontos his LsclY andjaini „Arrived on Tuesday ereou,g at tlor bower 114:4em44rpet, from Ireland, and art 10•Eirl WILT and Lord 1 1 11/•_li/ts . llretischen e . pith iie,figu re of His Infernal Majesty upototheorj *le now become the rev, , i fgaltion, and are wofii by all cur dashing belles-- that it may be sta r lit devil reigns in thi. busowsr oUtir angels. , • Iffi; UR-1111/11)d Mrs. Warns are the hto aud. bersijAstft he Vi'hitehaven•Theatre. 'riteDoke of 114)111:run lins refused .500zi. rrinahtkitly line colt, rising two years old. On Cturdity se'unight, W IL. Russet„ EN. Braneepeth Caine,l near Newcastle, with ins cis tomary ismiticence, distributed seventy stuces beef and mutton, with a proportionate quantity. bread, to the poor of that neightisurhood ; he sl clothed several poor families as usual at thissmi The Earl of LOXIDALS gave, on Si. 'fitness Dip (Dec 21.) his annual donation of most earl lent beef, weighing 1800161. to 80 families, in parish of Lis/flier, consisting .1;20 persons. T most infirm and indigent, in the umghbouthood t Lowther; have meat and soup, of the brat gulagp regular d out to them , three times a WCti ,, berdehip's directions. • On Wedoesdity lest, WM. BA BRASS, F'el• Msredisa.eottago, came of age, when bump uol enterteiousents were given to the tenants at S..ut Shields and Gateshead. On the same aeration. Mr. BA KILAII benevolently prevented a donation, 601. to the Newcastle Infirmary. Sirs. L./meows wee to perform the parts of ft 14 " ri " e, in Exile. and Margareilt, in the of No Swig. A. Slipper. brit night, ut Coe 1" . 'rhea, re ; and, 10.4SiorfOlf, the part of liatliarsto itt The EmslisA fleet. It may Ipive surprised many of our r•-iders, are the sose-ekalisece with a hich Sus APART solved his marriage with Madame BON & PART& without any recurrence to the forms of the Chant , or is any &wens itiow from the Head of the CLorcl The fact is, that his marriage was contracted del ing the period when marriages were coinidered France es mere civil contracts, and were sot CI Winded in church. The parties went before aMI niespoir Ofil et, and were there registend at Old soil wife. withdut taking any oath, or ob.erving °" relizinua forte Of ceramout • SILVER Coiw.—On the 14th ult. 38 ca.to of biro, part of these transmitted, tome titre t!"' from London to he stamped at the oho torT, near Igrwairsuhana, emnuntiug to the !Ma 60.000 1 . won delivered to the eiisfikiy o! or' appopitedstwaisirrive . theist, aw l writ b, tiv Cana Cenryti••••• tor 11..:;np..11., arri ed.l be *111116i111111 1 414.k. Amt. nos !:.$ Sillag.sear traii4wpalelkednoy the ....dr