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. . _ ..I • . • 1 . .i "r7r - :• . . C ' , 4 k. . o r,e r i 4 h • t...; 7 ... :. , • . . 07, i l it,ll4. I. . y ...." c •. . . .. . .10 - • ~..., + , . • 0 60‘.4‘,Z) teitfti mliogrtiri ones ••w 0311 !mar «<.b iree7floo.o 141 NUMBER 4884. ". KING'S THEATRE. T HIS EVENING, SATURDAY, July 11, .in berepoled IL BARBIERE DI SIVIGLIA. End of the Gm Act, the mew Divettloeseet, After the Opera, the Ballet of LA DADISOM ANI E. Vivant Res et Retina! T11R.4171E-ROYAL. COVRNT-GARDRN. m HIS EVENING, SkTURDAY, July 11, will be acted, e Comedy, eallfil SI'EED THE PLOUGH. Sir Philip RhindlOrd, Mr. Egerton; Sir Abel Reedy, Mr. Stenrher.l; Morringion, Mr. Chapati's; Bob Needy, Mr. Joni.; Henry. Mr. Abbott; Fernier AabsrW, Mr. Emery. Blandford, Min S Booth; Lady Handy, Min Logan; hugest Ashhelil, Mira Foote. To which will be addled, she Farce of KILLING No MURDER. Sir Walter Wilton, Mr. Simmons; Apollo Belvi. Mr. I.iMoo; %skits, Mr. Desiring. Nancy, Ilra. ; Fanny, Mrs The theirs to be opened at Six o'Clock, and tbe Play to begin at Scrim Boxes, 7r.; &Toad Price, 3a. 38. Ad ; Second Prier, 2..—l.ovrrr Gallery, 2...; fkcoad Price, ls.—Upper Galihry, la. ; Serried Price, MI. A Private Ilox way be had fur the Seam% or Nightly, of ►lr. Ilitatirlait, al the Box Office. (hi Monday, the Tragedy of The Apostate, and Harlequin Gulliver. TFILITIRR-ROTA L USK OPERA, STRAND. THIS EVENING. SATURDAY. July will be presented, the Cookie Opera of THE DUENNA. Den Jerome, Mr. Bartley (his 3d appearance in that character); Don Carlos (3d time), Mr. Yeoman; Isaac Mendes% Mr. W. S. Chatterley. Clara, Miss Caren (late of the Tleatrelluyal, Covent-Garden, her 3d appearance in that character, and 3d on this Stage); Margaret (the Du elists), Mts. Grove; Louisa, Mimi I. Stevenson. To which will be added, the revived Ballet Drama, called LA PEROUSE OR, THE DESOLATE ISLAND. La Premise (the Navigator), Mr. T. P. Cooke (from the Theatre-Rein!, Drary-lane, his bib appearance on this Singe) Madame Palouse, Mies Aylett; other Characters by the AMERICAN INDIAN WARRIORS. lately ar rived in England. The Great Saloon will be opened at Eight o'Cloelt, as a Promenade and Waitiag.room for the Second Price, being tastefully fittcd up as an Illuminated Co tory, with orweral haildreds of Trees, Shrubs, and Flowers. Two 111.1 p• and elegant Jets IY Saws have been coustructed, the lulling waters of which spread a refreshing coolness through the whole lloase. Boxes, Places, *ad Pi Wats Boxes, may be takes of Mr. Stevenson, at the Bus Offsee, Strand Entrance, from Tea till Four; and at Frarman's Library, 170, New Bond-street, oppNite Burlioaiwaiyardeno. On Monday will be performed, for the Aral time, a aew Open MI, to be called The Bull's Head. After which, The grr's Opera: Polly (Ann lime), Miss Carew. To which will be added, La Pennine. Various Noieltiea and Riviera!, are in active preparation. THEATRE ROYAL, HAYMARKET. THE Public are most reaper trolly informed that THIS THEATRE WILL OPEN as WED NE‘DAY NEXT, July IS, with • favourite COMEDY, and oiler, ENTERTAINMENTS, which *ill be expensed Is (mare Advenjarnaeets. hoxes, 35.--First Gallery, Ita.—Sewed 10. The Donn to be opened at Six &Clock, aed the Per im:more to begin at Seven. PI ins for the Sum to be taken of Mr. Maninghaai, at the Theatre. N.H A Private Box may be had nightly, by applieatiou at the Box Office. EY TO N. Stock-Broker. 4, COaNHILL, takes the surliest opportnitity of submitting the Scheme of a new tom ry, which Iwgin■ drawing so early as the 4th of Au s. it The mss diode of Prises is very great—and she anmh.•r of Tickets remarkably small:—There being Two Priv* of £355,000, with so few Tickets as to o o i—beoutes th savants:vs. Two of the Prise* will receive in addition, Eight Pipes of Port Wine, or Madeira, or Eight Hogsheads of Clues, on be clown by the holders themselves. E. E. solicits a isrefrrenee as shove, where Schemes, with full Par. titulars, may he had gratis. All Business is the Public Funds transacted with the most Silrhiy soil dispatch. A NEW ERA. TITO PRIZES OF f 30,000!!! Wilk on 4 8,000 Tickets. GCARROLL, the Contractor, tubmita In s the PuYie, with greatful confidence, founder! on the recommendations of Adventurer., olio being unanimous in wisloiug fur Prises of Thirty Thouasad Pounds, ha is proud to at rte that although Ilit Lottery is limited by Government to 0.000 Ticket., yet the Scheme orao huast ut 2 Prises of 30,0001. besides the usual number 4.f other Cop:tots and smaller Prizes ; and as it mast he evi ol.n• that elmone Merriman in proportion as the number of TA kris is teaselled, this Lottery presents to ativroturers Imo!) tbiliiirs of obtaining 90,01101, %shock nu Lottery ever bcr.t r, in this or soy other Country. .‘nol, in sdtbnon to all the Prism paid by Government, ILs a Toolmte of Gratitude fur Public 1 , • conferred un (.. C.% 1111 )LI., he has sonde arraugenieuts that Puichasers storll lime the optima of rereiviug GULL) fur the Two Prises of 1,000 Sovereigns, with PORT, CLARET, air MADEIRA, smuutitiog for roar Pips of Purl or M•detras or rimy MM. lag. I. for each or the Prize. of One Thuusatul Si... ro and I o proportions for Slums. The If tie to be chosen by the Nobler: themselves. BEGINS 41u ArGUST. ROLL'S SCIIENIE. No I'IXED PRIZE—AI.I. STERLING 310 N EY. 0,4;, t 4.1401) Ti,k, : t.. ...lisis4s of ... t 30,00111 6.. PriSre 0r... AIM 2,000 I JO ci..vvit irs.) l,OOO '2o 000 1,560 300 roues Shama and Soil by CAIIROI,L. In the Last Lottery. 9 . 1 * 1 ..Mize of —Y20.000 I And in his late Contracts, ". ,09 ....... 1,000 12,125 5,2 , 45 11.2a5 0,5119 • 7so . 1t,a4O 7.735 „Prize of iio,enn 6.345 3,645 ....... • 4,349 Sce acc. i l / 4 c &c t:e. Yield 14 and Share. are now oil Sa!e et the Office. or ( . 7 : 1- i!'' l t u.itractor, Nu 7, Coruhill, 20, Oxfortl-411:61, L' o43, , 6iq *ll his Agent. thrtoughuul the Commtry. LONDON, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 18lA. AMMESS OF NH. PHILLIPS TO THE ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF SLIGO, ON DECLINING THE POLL lle aseemi, lease*, it is with feelings rather of refi tted, *ft of dirappuivilment that I • Wolter/ mysitlf from the ellenetit spots the present ocratiun. I Iliad tit it we Cannot Wee ft fair probability assurers', and with every personal re spect for your late Members. and with the mom heartfelt af. faction fur psis. I do not feel mvo-if w•rranteal in potting Stem to the expense, or rot to the ineouveurence al . Hy eltoacquesit on a contested election. The state of your Re. gistry, which I have just received, has compelled me to this determines ttttt It is ass salloisishing and disgraceful fart, that seek is the political apathy of pour euuoty, that one-i wentieth of its fret holders are soul restricted. The wily privilege which the people are left is the el. entre franchise, and even this it seems they have not the' spirit to exercise. After this, what richt has Ir. laud to compliant, if, either tin the Window Tax gavot' tttt t or r y other question. her R• presentative* will sod sor r is give Ibrinsadiaes the trouble ..f cro, isix the Chasond ! If you are contented i.l*.a busts ill thus tttt t it is not for me Its murmur, c.sitish , e• as I am, by my own of re. glermies myself notividnatly. li. I hear. howl ver, that *mascot' your ft. w..aliem wharves have taken an offence .4 an raprea. is lit my Ashd ref, seal as every man alto pion loin., if hlirslly fill .6 ghouls' b.• able to eiv.. reason for a. she faith that is no hon." you shall have mine (rely and tarleredy,..- The Oar:dims was, that if the next Paeliaissetal he like the leetoor may write he epitaph of 'h.. Ilr•iish Constilot Irs peat as n o w, lOW I further slid, that it is impassible things rail pa psi wairliaatal aria t•aza. all II -inherit ire return to that House, oi in the r risiiintimi of that House 011 elf. Air tun aware that of abet is railed sla. ll..use of Colommos, • y_ Iwo Peers ttttt ninate 300. imi 123 Cosimemers nominate Ili?, and lbw. r •ir have, not "(VW Ilenthets, 4V Reliantly semi waled Iry 20b Cis...two- sits. and this they call the Repsesenta. How of too a eo le! If this rootiosies, is there any star ui elections—is abet any use iu ik it honing, where liked ma jos thee ran shaft be tone, -hid • lesionelkmoricerisog in fluence can defeat the otlkr ? Doe 4 an in mammas• a re. formalities of the Neaten', h. is init., ly ile ttttt meet, se • visi tttt ary, r, nurse. SO it was io England w ith Fox and • Wan, and she conaripseisce we, sire lost Ames iris. S.. it Was minsing.l yout,t-Ivra, w Ili Cr anon noel with Flood, and IM corker' WI Wl' was, Home who bought yois, Pohl you. We were hart. red into • Province, suit hail the oilier day an the Imperial Parliament, lipid' a vatal gisraiimo. a. wenty-five of your Meinhers left you at the incicy of a poppet majerity, who not only rivetted your chain, brit Wolk e.l you fair Clanking it ! Thu is the way in which I wish to inert the question—nut by empty al clarnetion, but lay stubborn fares —feels which are now recut deal to our sheltie, upon the Plant saat of history Look to liar e Inet of the very last. Parliament, in al I sat ry iiistance the selio of the Mi nister, and the justificei ion of the malcontent—conduct which. I will den ttttt stew, h dune more to disgrace us abroad and to flollaVt . us at has ne, than more unequivocal, usiblit.hong ilepottitis erer cosh, have &COOL Look to that conduct. Afar • proles led war, unparalleled its its dos stmts. anal utaprovokail irs its origin, (fisting a hieh money ennugb was spent to purchase, and Mood esi..ugh shed to in sulate the Ciiiiiinete —during which we alternately fought mill subsidised ' fait hli as despot—now libelling Ilse covey worthless, nue• latt,liesit the day in the field rill, tenspoiir ug Aquaria. bribing the convenient Prussia—mew upon Pulaud's plunder—now estalilishiug the Spanish Inquisition—now at Amiens, ark nitwit ding the French Consul—now at iVaterloo, cheering the blood cry of Legitimacy Attie. Ibis haseaban. doument of public priuciple—this barbarous gambling aide the Nation's happiness, we found ours/brew at last, con sistent in nothing tint our inconsistencies—seated in the Legi lim•le Congress of Vienna, be t• nen the Northern Autocrat and a Set j. ant of Napoleon ! Was nut this a rare,* natural cousummati ~,,, will worthy the Gaudin' leagues and bloody infractions which had diversifir d ibe contest, well worthy the orphanage and the widowhood which had sha , towed England with woe, and the frantic expenditure whirls has almost beggared ber with debt ? This has been the consequence; and what, do yl.ll remember, was the motive to this grrwiott? Was it the establishment of human liberty— was it the advance of human morals—was it tow vindica tion of national character—was it evils any high-toned anil heroic impulse which Rang • factitious clory over the warrior's progrtnn, and gave the battle homers a vision. ary jui-tificatiun ? Far from it. It was She most enjualls liable motive that ever unsheathed the British sword; the most iniesinstitulioual t h at ever stained the British antialas It W 35 3 bore-faced hilerfcrenee with • (oleic,' country is the choice of it, own Govicitmein ; • &net infraction of Ike very principle upon shish England founded her glurine• Itcroluti iiii . It ass a I. tontine &mown' . of she dec.. trines acted on in 168 N, proclaiming James a martyr, Mid William an itsurticr, and the people no better than rebel. hum regicides! This war, however, of comae, hail its pre. Maces. Its First was the French Republic; driven from this, its next was Peace and R. tributioa. Indemnity and security was the Premier's war.whoop—and what has bees our indemnity ? The massacre of our population—the de. Isom timid tit our character—Hie accumulation of JAN beyond all spendthrift puce - dent—famine sun our streets, 6611 fiver its oar houses—she ustablisliment in litirope of a mi. Mary despotiam, which I • the very name of freedom • snuilery—the payment of war taxes in limo of peseei scarcely leaving it doubtful slobber the burdens were two posed to animate! the oar, ar the war commenced to justify the taxes—the suspension of our Constitution, if we wile to rt monstiale. This has been our dearly-buts& Wow Aud chat is our security? An Holy AWN" i.e. moth ! A league of Bingo, unhallowed and mist bound by compacts which must nut he known, and= by liammeta which cannot be resisted! This is our sees.' city! The breath of Princes, the caprice of an hydra, team fatigued steer the recent banquet, and only waiting fur its hungry hoar again to glisten its ungorged rapacity ! Ales, what tenure have we even of such an alliance ! Is them II member of that Punic horde who has uot been in torn the foe of his ally, and the ally of his fire, and do yon raped they will presciae that faith towards us, which they bane out been able to p towards one another ! Is thares man of them who did nol bow to Napoleon, and enedests title, mill court his itnifederation, and then demesne, him as an illegitimate usurper! and was there antufig them af terwards • coustsleut renegade to deity lbe Nand of (rater oily In Bernadotte, raised from the ranks of that arty Ns. !ninon ! Pettily. this instability of political principle may hr couuteraried hy a per I attachment. Let Prussia itumuer it whils she Inoki al Alrxatider, •iid remembers the pcs lidious abanduumiid of Tokit. Let Sweden onager it, abets she thiuks os Finland. Let Poland and Saxony ac kiiinslittlge it So Prussia. let Genoa 'peak. Let extin gotalied Venice proclaim it for Amnia. L e t A us tria h er . *elf avouch it ter France, and then turn to her immolated daughter—ins 1111 l land with a worse than Jewish cruelty, nut to the feud of banks, but to the infers's! Moloch tif Self irtereat. I spa ilk not new of that devoted France, bending over her violated Charter, and wish tears of blood expialiat the tit delity that pale its folk iis Pi ilit el; but I 'peak of Enghtsil, of the Kirbitineist of &Ostia, consenting to tins plittitter, ois the patting's, wisietederiog the resources of a generous and gallant pmiplts--di amid armies, and gesimatlons, and for what ? To forourd the Cenci Of the Coetiuenlal intriguer—to establish the lequitit on, and tor lust, mid Fridinssol—fur the Buerlism in !Mace, and the IS lons iu Spada , and the Bourbon in N•ph •—the 'oaten, henna ry townie/ of the country, fur the ohs ilete blas phemy of D. r i ne slag np f t m ill tumh, :.• I re baptised Lerrtlimitsep-.enr dot naturalism of those san guinary (minis upon humus ficedorn, aga:n.it n It ch our i , avira arose, snit our minims fought, and our 'Revolu tion thundered!—llltaili 8 of Lucke and of Milton, were these your doetritaa! D'ood of the Russells act! the Humpslens, ha. this heen your legacy! People of Coxland, is it for thi. that your Orphan and yissir %colon 115. , 11111 111 silent ressozwil —that run- industry asirresiders its hardly. enrurd ii.1141:C. , -411111 your pitor.lsouses are choked a ith . a famishing population! Let those stun answer it, alas, in the name of Parlisonent, ratified the Treaties, voted the Slipplies, :Wean( ed the tinhairlies. and f e l l /lewd the Minister, just retking from that hopeful Cotigriss, wheae I.egtttnrrr. ifnit , k with loom ol 18'.80d, Ulu t.. 00 81 11510 the bc.ile 'meow which the hbr►tira of a world were balanced Wave joss tons-hrd ibeir c•rnduct a% to oar furriin rela tions. Ilse it hero ronspensatesl by their domestic A. far as Ito Owns Iny, they hue sot foully annihilated the British Consist at olsost pared the way for a inutility des. pot ism. They Irveiled, usse he one, every barrier whit+ Ow wisdom of ages raised around the Itherties of the people. They ranspensled the Halwaa Corpus Act. Father. of (Anti lles were draeleol from their homes, loaded with isn't.. , ssals• jecled to disease. stamped with ignominy, their heirless chil. &ell turned adrift w heell'ary and prostelution ; and then, as they had hewn iinpri,osurd without crime, SO Were they re. leaned without eve•. the decency of accusuli 111 l . They then passed the istfam.os ll;neeite Act —wild's- Itlettiltrl were for. I,o4n—the power of diacsossiton was withheld—the right of petition was in fact annihilated. It was a natural cosi.... Trent r of the former ',sensor, ; when 'Loewe is no ex- coalition (rum punishment, ihr privilege of complaint is a mockery. They then cittitenailrell Lord Siolmmith's Cir. i ruler. A Msgixtrary, perhaps ignorant, perhaps corrupt, perhaps both, we, at least, cast fancy ouch a Magisirsey, were inv. bled with an aril teary construction of the Libel Act, upon which our most learned lawyrra lia‘v diffeied in oopi . They then 'sanctioned the oppressive Alien Act, which flung bark into the jsw. of death the patriot victims of des potic power, nod wu•aled from Cogland her imprescriptible privilege 44 giving iefdge to sirtitoous destitution. They Own wonted the r• te's! of the Septennial Act, an Act which they were urv.r defile Ord the power to pas., and stpstu the principle of which they might as *ell make the Represent s tint' ati heirl o om in their families. 1 will mot fin thee reca pitulate their ronoloci ; hit 1 will remind you, that the situ ation of the captive under these :fleaworts was solitary im pels° 1111 l eut. Against all I.Bw or precedent, even Alegi,- trates were (m1)1.181.48 to visit them ; Mr I ledrit, the subject of merriment, has survived only to protracted agony. 1 piss from 11w subject—it is tun painful to dwell Mi n n. %float was the pretence for this temporary despotism ?—A plot !—a ;Out, hatched by two apothecaries and a hone cobbler. 'Me 'Tower was In be stormed, and the Bank ptund.•rrd; and London garrisoned by a buckram army, whose treasury wss a cypher—whose camp equipage was a Irlsolirt—whose ammunition chest was aft old stock- ins—and whose pack of artillery consisted of the mortar which molt rebelliously outlived the wreck of the apothems. ries! Those people were arraigned tipms she evidence of a villain, all leprous with crimes, whum the event proved to be she only convict. A wretch who, • hen he saw the pre dealined victim, nod looked at the Kai Priest, fills the mind iif Ireland will, terrific recullectiJum, recalling in%troc tivelv that reign of blood when we to., ha l our Castle and ossrOlicci=ishen the hrilierl and perjured cannibal went forth inducing the crime that lie might betray the criminal —when neither youth, nor age, nor sex. nor innocence, could conciliate or ay.•rt thiae miners of human blond—those vampires of 11w grave—those monsters without a name, he. fore whose path she freshness of humanity withered—in whose accurst:l minds corueireire was o n ly a commercial instrument, and friendship treaclici y, null instil ud, murder —wbu turned this land into one scene of he'll. in which the pangs and the convulsion of the suffercr only stimulated the ferneiutta exultation of their dorm ~tors—who crept into the filially of the neural.' and she droireid, courting the board, and pledging the run, and fondling the infant,rcrn nt the very moment when they were wnylayieg the unguarded con fidence of i.el parent, to devote ltim t•o the acatfuld, and he rise upon him his tomb! 1 atis allock••d to tulk, did the late Parliament shield the employment of Ile.•e firneions and eomm.rcial cannibals? If they did not, irlont was the mean ingot she Indemnity Hill? %What difference I. there between the perpetrator of a deril stud the 3lgnit.t. r whim instigates it, ■nd she Parliament who protects it ? I ran see cone. I see them I hnitird together in one community of indiction; anti wiltribtr I touch the higheAt or the iiwert link, the i h •rll of horror is the same in its euromniticatiiin. Gentlemen, I ray again. if those things continue. we may bid farewell fur ever 10 uur lilierlii Of what use are all our visionary safetuards—of what use is the responsibi lity of Ministers, if it is so devoid limo, the will of a Par liament, whose majority is the ire:llB4re of those Ministers ? What avails our au celebrated Laws, if they are 111 be thus capriciously suspended? That is our Constitution, with its theoretic blessings, but a praelical awl splendid mockery, if its noblest ornaments are to he effaced at will, slid its strength turned into an engine of oppression ? Oh t it is worse than fatuity in us to drecire ourselves. Tower Su which we trumed, turns out at last to be but a goodly vision ; fair, indeed, lit the eye, but as false as it is (air, falling to pieces at the wand of the Minister, when the for lorn people 111111111111111 it fir Sorb, Gentlemen, are my reasons tor the assertion I hare made—their inference may he, perhaps, doubted by many, who rim niter me any thine, eve's prubl, niatucal, in the basest conduct of " Powers that be"—their existence, however, at least, is undeniable. In taking nit leave of you, fm the present, In me express my gratitude to the p pt, manly, sod friends, •ho Po milependenilt proferreil me, not only Iheir interest, but their plisses, aml particularty to the prufassiunal friends, Mho, in addition, volume, red ilwr services. The period is sppro'iching when nil may he necessary ; in the mean time, let every independent man in the twenty register his freehold, and await with emindence the boar u his liberation. 1 am, Gentlemen, with gratitude and respec►, Yuur F.4l..w.counhyntan. Dublin, Jute 21, Me. CHARLES PHILLIPS. CONTRACT TO DELIVER OATS IN THE WEST INDIES. CO3l MISSA RI AT DEPARTMENT, TRYAsustv enrlling/A, 10th JULY, ISIS. QUM Persona us ore deal of cootructing 1.7 with the Arent for Commissariat Supplies, In deliver OATS at sundry West India Statimos, may rcceive Particu lars of the Coulrart at this Office, between the hours of eleven and five, sad deliver their Tenders sealed up and directed to the Aput fur Commissariat Supplies, nsavkiur thereon " Tender fur Oats, to be delivered in the West In dies," on or before Thorsday, the 23d Instant; but n o ne will be received after Twelve istlock on that day; nor will any Proposal he noticed, sonless made on or ernesed to • rioted Particular, and the Prices inserted in wards at length; nor useless a letter be sabjiiitierl to such Proposal from two orrice, or known property engaging to beenme hound with the may wedelns( its the sons expeemeed in the Particulsrs, hp ske due perfornsasoce of the Counsel. 4 • EAST INDIA DOCK HOUSE, tla JULY 3, ISIS. •retORT of DIRECTORS of the .i • :.EART INDIA DOCK COMPANY do hereby Ors Nalire k Th.l • HALF.YEARLY GENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of the land COMPANY will he held at their House in Si Heleies.place, Riahopsgate.street, on MONDAY. the 1311. instant, at Eleven o'Clork. The Court of Directors farther rl. Notice. 'lilt at the will General Nlreting she Election of Three Direciorr will tale plore, in the room of she same number goitiq viii of Other by notation, parsnant to the provisions of the Act of Parliament. By Order of the Court, JOHN FARKAN, Secretary. N.II —The Chair will he liken at Twelve o'clock pre cisely, awl the Ballot close at Two o'Clock precisely. SECOND VOLUME. MS day is published, price 3/. 3.. Warily illnatrated with Portraits, Maps, an.l Military Plans, Vol. 11. iii 41u. of MEENIOIIIS JOIIN Doke of II ARL.IIO- INK ROUGH ; with his Orieinal Correspondence, col lected front the Family Records at Blenheim, and other au thentic Sourer.. By WILLIAM COX?, M A. F R.S F.S A. Archdeacon of Wills, and Rector of Brincrtiiii. The Third Volume, which will complete the Work, will be published in November. Printed for Lowman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Loudon. Of whom may be had, by the lame Author, 1. 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Soda Water also being put into bottles riot perfectly clean, ill rooked, 1101 quite filled, be. be has °erosionen ntlinero , ll and well.forooled erimplaiuh; all of which the Oxygenated Rids is calculated to remedy; and being perfectly free from all those objections aud inconveniences, possesses the power at all liners of impregnating the water with fixed air to any degree; and produces double Soda Water, with as each fa cility as single. *flea Oxygenated Soda remains in all climates perfectly and is therefore. particularly recommended to Merchants and Captains of ships, as • very useful and beoe- Icial article for exportation. Resides the advantages before staled, which the Oxyge sated Soda possesses of always gorilla to the water its proper and dne proportion of Axed air, it es also much cheuper, mud therefore better calculated to be put luau the power of all who may stand in need of its aid, as well as those who take it as a pleasant drink at table. Prepared and ltribl by G. NTARSIIA LI. and Co Chemists, Rrevrer.street, Goblen.Aquare, in boats at 2s. 9sl. each, cull 'aiming sufficient far one dozen of Soda Water; or sine dozen boxes fur 30a. duty included. Sold al.. by appointment, by F. Newlatry and Sons, 4f, SI. Paul's Church-yard; G Ash- Ulverstone ; Mr !looker, Ipswich; Mr. Pearce, Druggist, Exeter; Mr. &orgasm, Library, Ramsgate; Mr. R. Simpson, Rath ; Mr. W. Steven's, join. Cirencester; awl by Mr. Inchard Smith, Dame.street, Dublin. N.8.--The Pith'lean cautioned aviitiat imilaticens of this article under various names; soil (as some have thought proper 111 copy the 11111111 E Or the article and the paper of di rections vei limns) are requested to tilt-• rev, that the words " Prepared by G. Marshall and Cu." will be engraved upon every label. ••• To lie had as shove:— . _ SUPERIOR Skl Durz POWDERS, fur making Arid. lilt Water. LLTENIIAM SALTS, in Efflorescence, and in Crys. The NEW GINGER INFUSION, fur making Ginger Beer that •ill keep in all chnialra. EW CII EM ICA I. Fl E BOX cs MEDICINE CHESTS of all kionla and prices. And the finest Drop and Medicines of all kinds, foe home expurtati tttt . 11It. 110ERIIAAVE'S ICED PILL (No. 9.). famous throughout F:ssrupe for the Cure of every stage and symptom of a certain Complaint. It i. a melancholy fact that thouatiods fall victims to this horrid di.eaae, fining to the en.kilfulfiess of illiterate own, who, by an improper treat ment of this direful calamily, not unfrequf silly cause those foul Vlerrationa a n d Blotches which no often appear too the head, face, and body, with flimsies. in the sight, noise in the fart, deduce., strictures, o l.iinase Skits , node. ills 11 e shin-how's, nicerAted *me throat, dim 'tied none, nocturnal pa i ns i n the head and limb. (frupsemily misiakeis Air tril.rr theorilers), till al lesigih a general debility and decay of the constitution risottos, and a melancholy drills put. u pro sod to sulirriu6 mortality ! They never fail to remove every species of debility from a rositomivalr.l atase of 11w slat( en. Their effects are mild, en(,, and expeditious—acid what renders this Me dirine of the createst importasice, it requires no restrie tcos in point of diet, and no p.riraUuus to the ordinary eau catiuos so Isle. e i ot With each (fur is givcii a col • Bill of Dime!hi m ., by %hal+ all are enabled arethly Io root. iheonsoolvva With aaPty sod t.eurri, wilMaJ Iles I.Sal ciiiiiiiwment o f Inuit/atter of bosiursa. Its amazing side within the list sixty , at Id advcrtiae. , , is a erriaiii criti.rion of its immense utility. Prier only Is. 4d. pet Nux. staltd with tea way. Scatter of Caoofrrfeit•. Tie Grootine Tlorrlialtre• it e ,l Palk No. 1, or No '2, ;try sold by Leich, 1851ralid; lillll, ONforsborect ; Clicapsidt; Tull, Excimuc.:; IVartl, :;.s medicine is is sovereign remedy in chronic rheum'. .... rio.vety of blood, owl t.curfy thorl. it has esee'lvd whrn 0ei....,5i00 tlnd BONAPARTE. The fallowing anecdotes are from the Madras Papers :- 46 Some time nen we were enabled to acquaint our readers with the safe arrival of Majeaty'a (kith loot a t St. Helena, mid to give .o.ne private tierotiolit flint were iiiiheatory t f their reeling• ito soeiliately oulwegorot to their landing and -occu pying their oew titiorte:•. IVe riihjoiii oil extract of a letter, of mill later that regiment. the iirrtocil of whirls we are confi dent will out be unacceptable to our readers, 4 at. !Wean, !ta l cum 211„ " This is *i fine climate-11u cool that we I►e gvrmly limier the theeinnineter down as low as 56. Our men are rreiliekahly healthy. We received draft■ from die 53.1 em. 4 iment and from our 2.1 butialion, to the of 11411. so that we are now shove IoIUO strum:. and python. the most efficient regiment lo time oeio ire. We find the change from India to this plaer mini Wei) pleasant as to quarter.; the k,. we lire in were sent from England. and had been u►rd as lioepitals in the l'e ee i ll Before the skriet(o r,f the 2.1 battalioir embarked. the °Meer* were intruelocetl to liosta l oirte—he wa. tolerable spoke to some of them nt Eng -11.11, asked the go.arter-Ma,trr the !owe of a b 8 mod if he &kJ t:ut wake a dyed ott4nry. PRICE We have hoot yet had the honour of beitta inUodstr ed to lute. 1 have.ern lion 'menet toes walkittsc about the grott:o'.l. eissottio illaketory, our tteislor Captain.. ha. charge of hots, nod nag on fiqotiettnent it' the hose ; he has in /Mike a %sigma) tiatOe a INte that he limt 'teen him, which h- ottly..toeh hp weitt4 host at the window—be has newer itotteto to hem- " Colton Nichol called on ilaashal Bertrand' and 1.14 Lade, who 10 a rherana}K arcoingaltsitioi woman. The Piro'hal rektargird has cell the other day. •I'llere IN certainly but little chance of 1i0n.% vette making hi. escupor, reel' If hr had the 111enn4 of doing so lay see, there is a cordon hf weariest mind tits house, but a quarter of a mile distant Iw illy, and la 'light 'hal close to within ten yard. of it. I hove to visit these sentriel every third nights and a e heave order* to challenge its II vary Isar Tomei no no nut lo disturb the Itrieffiter. '• • *we...satire tor lure are all at a mast ram% Whilst ta,e loge. marl although our pay in nearly double the lam• tat the army at home, it cannot go far. " SiVesber 2. " Yesterecv we were Introduced to B impart.. Sir Georgs Bingham took us to Longwood. We called at Mcnitsal Bertrand's house, who necompa pinned us to Bonaparte's. We waited a few mi nutes in un 11111 l 1, and were then ushered in to see the fallen Chief. His appearance is very dif ferent from what I expected, but such an impres- Sion has his face and voice made upon my mind, that I should know him again, were I to inert him forty years hence in the most remote iota of the globe. Of Sir G. he inquired ? who was the Com• mandolin Officer—awl then, addresking himself to Colonel Nicol, asked how many Field Officers he load. Ile observed, that our costs should have been ornamented sith gold and not with 'silver, as we had come from !tuba, and that ,lie supposed we were all very rich. Ile next asked whether thy Colonel thought a regiment that had been twenty veers iu India, as efficient us olii wh.ch had nut been there. The Colonel answered, Equally. if not more so.' Bonaparte went on asking—how long a regiment was in India before it was consi dered elimatiterl—whether we lost most men the first or see I year—how the ammunition, baggage. and provisions were carried on a inarch—if every soldier had not a ►ervant, &c. " Hr next turned to Colonel Doelain, and him VICICw oh serv ing his ined.ls and clasp., Nekeel i had in:quota them. Colonel D. answered, at Vt. miens, Orthr*, and the Pyierwe*. Being a*ltrd he had beets at Salamanca, Talavera, or Theiedunse, and if hi* name had not been given in as hatviirg distinguished himself in action, to save D.'s silo* *testy I answered for him, three tittles.' He turn ed to ine, and asked the if I V. 41.4 1101 Cslrtuin of Grenadiers, if t was not from Scotland. if horn the Highlands, or Plains. - I eile.wereel him in French. when he inquired of me if ass of the other Officers spoke French. I poioted out two, sand he then went to them. Bertram! print: pally interpreted to him. " He questioned the Doctor about the liver complaint in India, &v.; how many Officers three were in the mess, sod if ever we sat up driasking till midteight." SOUTH AMERICA. The following article is translated from tl 0 Journal des Ileliats, tied is a renew of • work en titled, " Considerations upon Spanish America : or, au Appeal to Truth, upon the causes, spirit. and object of the Ileuollition," by an A , IIYrICIII, friend of justice, and an eye-witnca.. We are in duced to give it publicity, not so much by tsn soundness of its reasoning, or the correctness of its views. as by a desire to do justice to all parties, and to let our readers perceive the sentiments en tertained by the Royalists opals the motives and prospects of the Isidepetidents. " The partisans of revolutions have endeavoured to represent the insurrection of the Spanish colo nies, us the inevitable result of a system of sipper:- &ion pursued by the Government of the toothier. country with tricot; to these provinces. They who have read good geographical and statistical works know, that, oil the contrary, Spanish Ame rica enjoyed before the insurrection every species of happiness, compatible with the moral and intellec tual condition of the inhabitants, and now we find a Spanish American, an eye-witness. com . n.: for ward, to colitirin upon this point the opinion of all well-informed men. " Our author thinks, that policy. an well as philosophy, ought in various respects to consider Spanish America in the tranquillity it enjoyed be fore the present troubles, as the happiest and most favoured part of the globe. It presented a faithful picture of the iloineinic quiet enjoyed by a large and opulent family. Not only did America pro.- per under the auspices of the Spanish Government, exempt front the collison of wars wh.cli illhetered every other nation, but it also enjojed the incal culable advantage of possessing one religi ~,,, one langulge. in all the various kingdoms and pro vinces, just laws, and an adininistrativn whim li daily became milder; its line, a system of mnilei:ite Government. identified witl► the genius. the cu.- ' toms, and the occupations of this great people. The Spanish Government had never ceased to pro_ tret public educali ~,, ; the sciences and literAture were professed witli”ut distinction, as 111 Spain ; owl instruction was 1101 11 ttt ited to the 'wooled of mere utility; it extended itself to all the al of luxury mill ornament, *s W1:11 di to those MO', usrcl a crl. •s Spaiu could not think of introducing itlto •rti rey