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Du lit' d, by Permimon, to her Grace the Duchess of 0 .v.inroir,.. Be WI!.1 I tM BELL., Esq Of Jesus College, ‘f 'l. F A S and late Fellow of Emmanuel College, Cambiodge. lit the Work are g van 43 coloured Pates ' taken from cc- Curate D, iwitigi mad , ow rite Spot by the Author, and chiefly engraved by %dr. Method. Each Plate has to appropriate Lamar preo description, in %Thiel' every Pri.eaution has been s e m ., ~,, !r eeky th e Suhjeet meellisible to the Reader The Wank it deogned to afford an Opnoitirtity to .itch as It die ties ate led Oa Country, of forming their own it; , most. of the Topreespl,y of Homer *Ti we Verse. of ir' , e Iliad and Odyssey are third, whi di deseriae, or aprot-ar to deo-riw, the pant:n . .2. Portions or kfonumest.• of rh- Troad. ro e v do s eonsh i t of a Delineation of the whole Ciao of Ph ygi • from A ti ta n d t -s ii i the Ciulph d Adarnyttinnt, t r the Vale of Thembra on the Nlellespont. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ormr, No. 39, Fateroneer row. . - This Day is published, in Ode Vol aso pile., is. in hoard>, Th. Third Edition of RURAL Pi lILOSOPHY ; or Reflections on Knowledge, Virtue, and Happiness ; ihi 9.1- in Reteteoce tea Life of itetir • iient in thc Ciiiint.v WI ot.n on Cocc4- Sow of the late D.. Zins , ne-man's 0 .couree on Sioluad a. By ELY BATES, E.Q. Printed fee Longinan, hunt, Rees,aislOrim-, No 39, Pater arietee.rOlit. . t. i " T.lthillill Me are of a tMitrtb and relo;ioirs torn of mini *ego rellielldests will prove a 'patent mad tamable acquisition We plainly pumas th it Mr. Bat :s i i. i i min w h o has h a te 1 , 1 . enettoo and ability list tan, mien, in of the powes. of reason : lie does net forget to give due wench' to the redresentation of the sern - e, which may he temh,fed to the cause of rchetott, by the precept sod essinple of tin- tortuous man in rural .. ,- May. 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We understand that Government lave received Paris Papers up to the sth instant. !Icy are said to contain little more thin the disgustinz, poricit. tars of fetes, court in eszntations, and diplomatic audiences, in honour of the Coronation of the Corsi can Usurper: but the absence of real information from the Continent is compens ited by the abun dance of ICS WI It, now the fashion.thle name for the rumours of the day. It is said that our cruisers in the Mediterranean have taken a ship with General MORSAU on board,' who has gladly exchanged Cor sican banishment for English hospitality. It is said that Mr. Faux had received his passes from the Princes( PRACE, but remain.: at Madrid, at the ftquest of the Prince of A sic IA ‘. It ;i said, that, by the blowing up of Fort it Mgt!, at C. 11.411, 60 ves sels in the harbour, and a part of the no:thern ram parts of that city, 300 gunners and sailors, aad 30 old= inhabitants ::ate bean destroyed. It i, said has brought the ••••••••••.- - • BONA P ARTE. the most scandalous as in the anrals of modern history, has passed, not only without con demnation, but with applause. It is said, that Bo r....TARTE has saluted the Prince of PLACE' a Regent of Sp:tin ; but that the King of SCA IT 14. LS Lanished him to the clines of Peru, and sent the QUE►S to a Convent. It is said, that another treaty has been signed between T ar.t.tv RAND and Mr. Moskot, at Paris, in which France undertakes, on the part of Spain, to give op Florida to America, for thirty mil lions of dollars, of which ten millions are to be paid into the private purse of BONAPARTE. We men tion these as the mere rumours of the day, without claiming for them any credit. IlUfll4 An Evening Paper, which has been for some time very adive in propagating rumours of dis content and disaffection in Ireland, last night made its recantation in the following words The reports which have for some time past been cir:tt. Wed respelling the state of Ireland, we are ;.• well assured, were, for the most part, No symptoms of discontent have of late been mani fested in that country; the accounts relative to the escape of state prisoners in different parts of the country are wholly unfounded, nor lave there been for some time past any persons of that &so iptiuu in confinement, except at kilmtinham, and a very small number at Cork and Belfast." Our readers will learn, with indignation, that the charges against Ireland, thus simply contradiaed, without any ap p trent shame or contrition, as harmless rumours, were announced to the world by the Print alluded to, as fads upon the authority of 4. Government I nformatton." According to a private letter from Paris, of the 2tith ult.—" As Bost r a err has lately become very fond of hunting, a decree has just been determined upon and published from the War- Office, prohibiting, under the pain of the gal leys, all other persons, but those attached to his person or court, from hunting in the imperial and national forests. No person has, in future, a right to hunt or shoot, even on his own estate, without having previously obtained a permission from the Minister of War, General BIRTH I K, the Inspeaor General over the Woods and Forests, for which 300 livies ;IM ) are to be paid, and this permission is to be renewed yearly. " The ci-ektient nobility have now their turn to make use of the word ei-devaut ; as no other persbns are at present meant by it but those who were for merly fanatical Jacobins, they are called ri-delant citizens, in contempt or abhorrence. This has caus ed even the newspaper, called Le Citoyen Francais, to change its name to Le Cvirier Frawcais. Ten years ago the Jacobins stard all persons of the pri vileged classes, ,se, of honour, which was then a title of proscription ; at present, when any person is spok en of AS a great rogue, or blood•t'.lirsty villain, he is said to be a loge citizev, or a ,tavn'h m.t,iot. This perversion of sense meld only be endured in our fickle and enslaved ration. " The private expences of 131• P IRT for his co. tonation, Ate calculated at q 0 millions (3,541,0001.), hitherto not paid in cash, but in Sues on the imperial treasury, which are aireadf at a discount of I'2 per cent. Notwithstanding the great exivnces of fo reigners, money continues very scarce. " Every thing ti:At cat cause the repuiilie to be remembered vanishes 14 !egrets. Except the mili taty, all other persons who wear the national cork tie are turned into rileule. 13:1": APA Ttrz never wears it but when in full regimentals. It will not decorate his imperial crown. In return, every thing is now imperial. Imperial hotels, imperial coffee houses, imperial bathing-'louses, and even the fa mous Madame D'Esr A Is:MEAL C her ersnytmt of the fr ail active sistcrhooJ, the Imperial "L'emple of Paphos. 'the cap of liberty over her ho use, as every where else, has been exchanged I.ur 411 im perial crown. behii tryn N We have not yet here so many Gr.R vay Pe iNers as were eve/led two months ago. As every thing has risen to an exorbitant price, on account of tba crowd of strangers come to witness the Curonation Ceremony, 'natty suppose that the great expenees have prevented several patriotic GERHAH PRINCes from following their inclinations. From Berlin. we have, besides Baron KNIIILLSDOIIf, the. Comman der, Baron Hatrita Imo, brother to the Prussian Minister of State; Count WIVIORRICI, Major SCHACK, and the Patesia a Am aass•uoit appoint ed to the Spanish Court, who will not set out for Madrid before the Coronation, and its at• tendant numerous fetes are over. The only Rus sians of distinaion here, are the Prince and Princess Micilisat. GALLITZIN, who, to the great surprise of every one, are npon very intimate terms with BON APARTeS Aid-de-camp Cat LIACC car,the same brigand who headed the banditti that seized the Doke of Eat/at/as last Spring in neutral Baden. Not a SwedMi Nobleman or Gentleman is here ; And some Swedish merchants, who came upon were last week unexpededly arrested, and _. • ... ;~~+l to the other side of the Rhine. Ten Danisi• of destine/ion and fortune are upon the lis urgers, who will be allowed the honour of flog &sue/ilex. E.'S levees. Most of the other ous body of foreigners are Italians, Spaniards, or liatavians, who have left misery at home to forget the sufferings of their own cowl ', come here to partake of the amusements of common oppressors. An adventurer is now in n, who arrived some time ago from the Isle of Ice, where he had been landed from an Ame- I ship. tie pretended to be an extraordinary ebassador from the Emperor of CHI FA to Bo- Lea RTC. The Council of state even deliberated what manner he was to be presented at Court, ten he was recognised by our police spies to be a (Frenchman, of the name of Rai - ixs. se.o to the colonies sixteen years ago for forgery. I (is suite con sists of sixteen persons, of whom five are real Chi nese, all the others are vagabonds from other parts of India. He pretended not to understand the French, but spoke by the assistance of an interpreter, until he wasknown again. As he has plenty of mone), and diamonds to the value of 2,0u0,000 of livres (82,00D1.), it is generally believed, that he has been paid by some foreign state to play a trick upon BON A. e • r x's vanity. It is said that he will be tried as a furger, having presented credentials, signed as by the Emperor of CHINA. He insists, however, that they are real ones, though he does not drily that his name is R tTIER, nor that he was cunvided of for gery in 1785." Yesterday, at one o'clock, the NEAPOLITAN A st- IASSADOR had an audience of Lord H RIR/Will', at his office in Downing-street, and continued with his Lordship till half-past two. His Excellency, afterwards, trance fed business with Mr. Pax. The Dar+ Isn A stassssno a had an audience of Lord H A ROWDY, from two till three. Lord DOISCIEGIIIIORE, Chief Commissioner of Revenue in Ireland, is arrived in England, and has had several interviews with Mr. PITT on the misun derstanding that has lately arisen between him and Mr &sum the First Lord of the Irish Treasury. The American brig, _Um's! Vernon, ('aft. Cox, which passed Falmouth, on her way to Ostend, 14st Monday, fell in (about a fortnight ago) with 1.1 SOW, and La D,dos, French frigates, m company of a French privateer, of I u guns, hound for France. By a Passenger who was captured in the Aithra East Indiatnan, arrived at Boston, advice is receiv ed, that the Marengo man of war and three frigates sailed from the Isles of France on a cruise, a viort time previous to the 16th of July. The Coldstream, Dr NI, and the /faanah, Ht. t tocc, from London, were all well on the Coast of Peril, in April last. The Cuu,tlcnd, 'ince:, from Landon far the South Seas, was all well round Cape Horn, on the 9th of April last. The Industry, Dasusanw, of Whitby, was wreck ed off the mouth of the Humber on the 3d its:ant; crew saved. _ _ The Thomas, Scour, from the liavanstalh for Liverpool, and the Spanow, Mow se 41r, from New Orleans, for ditto, have put into Charleston, leaks.. The fleet for the West Indiej (consisting of fifty. six sail) sailed from Cork on the 7th inst. wider convoy of the Rem Drer and Heron sloops of war ; La Loire frigate accompanies them to Ishideii a. On Monday morninz, an American ship arrived in the river Tyne, wflith left Cherhourgh on the 4th. 'fife Captain state.. that BON *PAVIA WAS certainly crowned on the day appointed, Sunday. the 2d. No account, however, could have reached Cher -gh so soon as the t:h, unless by the telegraph. The Captain adds, that rejoicings and illuminations took place at Cnerbourgh on the evening of the ?A. l.etters from Bengal by the Morminstioi East In dianian state, that a battle had been (ought with HOLK AR'S forces in the Bundelcund, in which the enemy had gained some advantage. Lieut. Col. of the Bengal Artillery, died of his ' wounds near Bursar, in the Bundelcund, on the 27th of %lay last. The tre.-,Fis under orde-s for embarkation at Portsmouth are certainly to he commanded by the gallant Sir Jous Moose. It is generally be lievecthat Madeira is the first place of their desti nation. arin [iced, on Wednesday, that the squadron under the i.:.aers of Lord Nt asou had made several capture, in the Mediterranean. This statement is con firmed by dispatches since received at the Admiralty, ith the important addition, that an entire Spanish regiment, which was going to reinforce the garrison of Minorca, has been intero.pted And detained by our cruisers. Nothing further is known rexpeßing the late at tack at Calais. Char wes-els withdrew to a certain distant* before the explosion took place; so that the estent of the injury sustained by the enemy has not yet been accurately ascertained. Of the destruftiln of Fort Rouge, which stands on the Southern Pier of the hat:lout , no doubt, however, is entertained ; and it is deemed probable by the Officers who i..r^ returned to the 'Downs, that some of the vesseis have who suffered. Several reports were circulated yesterday, but of so vague a nature as not to ►e en titled to serious attention. A private letter from Vienna, of the 24th ult. states—" That the reason why England, Turkey, and Sweden. have not yet acknowledged Fe ascit 11. as an Hereditary Emperor of Austria, originated in the Proclamation tif this Sovereign, ia which the two COMYTALLS make him say, that he assumes this new title, after the erciele of France, or, which-is the same, that he puts himself, though a legitimate Sovereign, upon an quit footing with a criminal and low Usurper. The explanation given by our Minister, COILNIMIL, here," continues our Correspondent. •' has nct been able to convince any one of the rliey of inserting these words, schizo many think BONA •It IL'S lane ertliV,l4 y here, Cif •M. erase, smuggled in by hit intrigues, or caused to be inserted by his gold." THE .1 TitE, DRVRY-LAWL The Young Rosc:us performed Norval, in the Tragedy of nogzios, last night. It was his second appearance at this theatre in the same character, tnn, •• um es ►epettta reemerge." The eve can never tire in beholding so charming a picture. The ofkeder we see it, the more bea ut i es we perce:ve. Where then the appetite only grow s with gratification, and those who have witnessed ha astonishing exertions are among the most anxiou s to behold this wonderful boy again, it is impossible to calculate the duration of the pfesent enthusiasm, and form any idea of the time when the attra6tive force of this plunnomenon shall suffer a diminution • The pressure and the crowd were excessive ; but tile arrangements made to preserve order and decorum weie so complete and judicious as to prevent the least tumult or confusion. The house improves each succeeding night in brilliancy and 1a•:.,0n. FASHIONABLE ARRIVAL , . The tart of Scarborough, from his regiment, in Yorkshire, ti The Duke di. Bourbon, from Twickenham. The Earl and Countess of Liverpool, from Adscoirb Croyd , in, to Hertford 'greet. Lord sod Lady Dual°, from Brightim, to Spring ganle.n M trrwit and MarChhlllo.6 ul Abercurit, trout the Green .tract. Lord and Lady Kinnair.l, from rrinaird House, Pyrthvhire, to Grosvenor-street 1.0. d and Lady Carleton, to Ge-ice.ertet. Lurd as I Lady Sudley, f o:n Newhouse* 8UC 1 24, to D i m,. street. Lord Mulgrave, * from hn scat, York4hire, to Harley-eie* lw Itowager Countess of Morningt,,n, from Hotelpeos, I I , nrietrs vtruev. Eo.I and Coliaton of Malmsbory, from Hem!.y, to Sprig gar , lena Lori Suntenr.lle, frnm Somer., Mid-Loth.aa, to ii,rkeky..quore. Yg st..rday morning. His MAJTST Y, attenied br General Fir v, went to Winds:sr Great I'ark„t4 inspen the Oxtord 111tws.. They performed mash to the satisfattion 01 His MAJESTY. Princesses SOPHIA and AMELIA, attended Its Lady PITT, Lord WALSINSItASI, Colonel Dr.snt.- sounu, and Mrs. Bt. nto.sv, took au airing ca liors.:back in Windsor Great Park. On Wednesday, Lady Incutsraa and Family left Windsor for Dot.etsliire. Mr. and Mrs. JONES left the London Hotel yes terday for Bath. Mr. BARKER, of Park-s tr eet, left town yesterday, on a visit to Governor H..st at his seat, Tewkesbury, Gloticestei shire. Sir. kix us and Family left Grosvrnor.street yes terday, to spend the holidays at Bath. The last Bash arrivals Arc— Viscountem Finding, Countess et 111.1 town, Fairi.of Tete , Lord and ',Ay Tara, Lont Coleraine, J..naf:',iirda-, Bishop of Coyne, Dowager Lade Arnhem, Lady 1107/11Iti: Lady SirJoha, Lady, and two • arm santo., G.-' P 41.0, Sir J. C Hirnaley, Sir W•llarn awd Kin l'axtda. S Fri. Buller, Sir J. Pierce, Geaetal Sa , ”mer, Admiral surd West, Centokil Itedodell, Col. and Mrs. Western*, Col. liai • vey, and Lirut. Gol. Hinton. Lady ROaaRT M , .attEltS is confined by a severe cold to her house in Grosvenor square. We are sorry to learn, that Lord Gagyvit.te ig confined to iionse, in consequence of spraining his ancle. The new afm/rithia, who made her de4a. Wed nesday night,a tCovent-Garsien, is a MiFs Morvit cf.t. BONAPLaTE carried the Sword of Jaxf;el, at the Coronation, lest it should fall into the hand of some Loyalist, who might make a proper use of it. A RTHCR O'Contioa hired a man at Whitziable to chew him the way to Margate ; yet ARTHCA is one of BON P IR v'S En g/1,4 The ball given by Lieutenant-Colonel the 'fon. Ctl AaLn KINN•IIID. at Dundee, yesterday sti'n night, was very numerously attended. The Offi cers of the Forfarshire Sharpshooters, and Adsol Volunteers, and of the Fourth and Fifth Furiar shire Vol/toteml, were present. The Earl of K is. sous. enlivened the party with his presence. Mr. and Mrs. WRENCH, from the Theatre-Royal York, are the hero and heroine of the Edinburgh Theatre. _ _ - Monslay evening, November 5, The School /Jr Doughttr:. and Th.: were performed at the New-York Theatre ; a Mr. and Mrs. Daatay ap pear to be at the head of the cmspany. Among the performers at the Baltimore Thintre is Mrs. OLDM!IiON, ci-dciusal Miss GLOROL, of vo cal celebrity. The public balls announced at Paris, and per mitted by the ertica of mike, during the fetes for the Coronation, amount to ;4. Of these 244 are near the Thutlieries and the Palais Royal, 45 r.e..” the Luxembourg, ISZ on the Boulevards, 3:i in t,i • Elysian Fields, and the remainder in the 'clitTereir suburbs. _ On Christmas eye Mr. Eaatuns and Signor.' SroaAce will lend their vocal ait to Rauza!N , ' , benefit at. Bath, is the SAcred Oratorio of I Le 3lensei The Yam", Rut- as excels in the dying scel e. TALM• and klndernoiselle Vas Hoyt are the bc,t diets on the Paris stage. Rath New llvaxre goes an with a, rapidity :e'- dum observed in use ereett.en of buildings in that city. His Royal Highness the Prince of Wat ts, who WAS an original suoscritser to the totr.ioe, has ust signified that the 1 1 1.11Ce0 R. CMA/.01 Ti., likewise become a sate:ester. Nuniberltss have bees the Candidates to fill the place of the late Mr. %sown. Valet to the Duke of Devi:minims ; but his Grace. with true biller** levee, enquired who, in his household, from faithful servue, and length of years, was best entitled to his favour, and fixed on Mr. ROADLS, who bad bet:. porter to the outer-gate, for many years. Three grand theatres, and two small ones, are now open every night at BolrcLatix, where the number of aanrs amonnt to 210; aare,ses to Ifiti t and dancers of both sexes, to 144. Before the re volution. this city had only one theatre. M. FRANCIs Ta sots, clerk in the French treasury's ' died on the 19th last November, at Paris, aged r.l. He left behiad no les, than ten widows. thodgh he was a bachelor until 1;9•/. In his will he declares be never intended to marry, had not the National C , n7ention passed the law for cagy divorces. He leaves to each of his widows an annuity of 1201 livres (501.), 2.1 h► says they were all Forie4 dear to him. Nme of tlicni is yet 30 years of age. that a neutral v sat! from Antwerp has brought the I And SOMI above information. It is sail that the coronation of I business, —7 The avidi in France. ful diversio eessary to r where such 2ad such et Wwrs of pL rec iprocal r The nun r ight, Sund a lone has the other the French with their invented s :cot to tl strut:lion. volut iot sccident fi cilterta mon ab temples, r tae Theat of the M m ore nun the revoll 'rhe t f or mer rt iotroduee tie Fre" e:er wll ..h . eir p PANTI. ied tvr. h e t to appl ti urparl April v: Opera, I when P Piece ; left the by sotto complic been to tinental the tern to tow e!011 to Lbtt :j , turn, t 1117 , h.. , . pi formr, r^ G. enoog lay ed , who a walk, and, and t us u are is 2 P. /Cr rulice hi. 1 it th Al the cad Thii Spl . , TA] NI Ca an co.'