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1 ~:ji 4,477,.. ,!% . , x , ~ •-. - • • •-•-• *o t . t . , . • arb . .. 1 . 1 1 cx 1 .. .4 .9 , e .OO . .9 o . i k . • .• •• .. .. j .• ,;:ao3 . pa Vi . •:.. .--, i, . , ~ - . . . ... • . ~ i .:. • •-,1•..,:- , . i ...;.... tt i il'r 1. ' lort 0 . . . :34 ' . sPI •44 • . • afttot • . . . ~.----, .... • * , .• . . . • • ' • :•• ..• . . , , -,. _,_ •__ , • • l • . . ............... tnna " .. „ ....5........ e. ..: .....---..-. —..d. —...... ...._ I" ---k. .~ ,~ NUMBEit 4911. FOCATEENTII NIGHT 0F THE NSW CON, THEArnR-ROYAI., HAFRIARIMT. TillS EVENING. FRIDAY. Farpirenher 4, wall be r erforssed, a Drassatir Proverb, rolled SEEING IS BELIEVING. ~ crobse, Mr. Watbiases; lorptit, Mr. Rises.; Eats. i, Nitissliade, Mr. Ifirssal; AlaWll, Mr. ). Rasarli ; P.sier. Mr Misses. Miss Di, Miss * Blenelairra; Kw?, ltliw Cuprisail. After which 14th tines) a New C,ostrilf 'is three ads, callnl THE GREEN M AN. The principal Citerseters by Mr. Pests. Mr. Ssisaril, Pr. Cowley, Mr. Tukely..Mr. Corerar, Mr. Tray, Mr.-assis. erll, Mr Waikinaor, Mr. Morton, Mr. Minion, Mr. 11..ilisiga. worth, Mr. Appleby, Mrs. Glow, Miss E. Mascbard, sod Mrs Gibbs. the Earning's Estertsisments is easels& with (is Iwo - nt sets IM IVera THE CASTLE OF ANDALUSIA. Dmi %rips°, Mr. 1441Wroth;Don Fe r. rnando, Mr. 1)n. ready Peeking', Mr. Liston; Spats, M Tobets; on tater, Mr Nip's. Victoria, MIN Scott ; C• 1131.1111, M r .4/0141111; Lorenzo, Mist Matthews. Bowe, fos.—rat, 3s.—First Gallery, 28.—Secou‘l Gal len, 14. The Doors , * ha opened at Six 'Minch, and the Parlours. sere to iota Mime. Pliers fur lie eases le be taken of Mr. Maasiugltarn, at . the Theatre. N.8.—.4 Private Dot Rosy be had nightly, hy application at thr Olin. The n e w Comedy, call& The Green Man, will he repeat eJ every Evening tail farther notice, BPII. fit. /X11.1,A. TO-111t11111. with TX Rival Soldiers; after which sill be levireil, the FAICe of The First Floor. %MTH NIGIIT OF AMATEURS AND ACTORS. • IffIN.II7IE-IIOYAL fiNGLINH OPERA, ATit:IND. T"s' RVENINCL FRIDAY, September 4, will be performed, the Comic Open of TIlk: PRIVATEER. Sir Besitasin Dore, Mr. W. S. Chatted , y; Captain Iron %tar., tlr. Harley; &Mehl, Mr. Broadhurvi ; Belficiil, jiiiiiar, Mr. Permian • Skiff, Mr. Wiikinson ; Goodwin, Mr. .I Islam Lady Dave, Mra. Grove; Sophia, bliss Kelly ; Tioleim, Miss Love; Fanny Goodwin, Miss I. Stsvenaua ; Lilly, Mrs. Ilichardsun. Aries which (6th time) a Musical Farce, in two Acts (not taken from the French), called ANIATEURS AND ACTOR: 4 . Daviil Disks, E.q. a Musical Dramatic Amateur, who era. ploys Mr. 0. P. Bustle, and autarbed to Theatritals arid Miss Mars Hereon., Mr. Pearson; Mr. 0. P. Bustk, • pro vincial Maingiv, brit engaged to superintend some private 'firestriesibi, Mr. Harley; Whig, • poor Confitry Actor, Mr. %Visa; Berry, an Actor foe the heavy business, Mr. Siderlarry, a retired Mannfaclorer, simple in it and assairers , and uir.-rly suicouainteil with' Theatricals, Mr. Motley; Gcuffry Maintop, an elderly Charity Buy, lei out e a servant at Busile's Lodging. Mr. Wilkinson. Jelin Mary Nankai. • fugitive ward of Elderberry's, Alias , Lore; At.. Mary GListrik a strolling Tragedy Actress, cud a serials evil to her bosh:old, Mrs Pistols. The Gc-piksolooa will be opened at Eight °Tina, as • Pomona& and Wait torsos he Ms Wound hien,' Asks tastefiay fitted up as an Illnsiorieed Conservatory, wills reeeri in..dretls of Trees, Shrubs, and Flowers. Two • lace Roil elegant Jets D'Eanx have hven conairorted, the father waters of which spread a refreshing cookies. through she alone House. Boars, bs.—Pit. 35.-I.nwer Gallery, 2s.—Upper Gal y. Is. Second Prey at Nine o'Clock. Roots, Pliers, mid Private Burro, only be taken of Mr. Siermion, at the Box Office, Strand Enti twee, from Teti till Fur; and at Feantasea Library, 170, New Bond-street, opposite Barbaro's-gardens. To-morrow will Ise produced, for Ilse first lime, a new Canoe Operetta, Ir, be called The Relickevniss. Principal Charsters, Mr. Harley, kfr. W. S. Chaiterley, Mr. Broad loom, Mr. J dimes, Mr. Salter, Miss Kelly, Mr.. W. S Chat . Grier. and Vim I. Stevens.. After which, AltlaieUri soul Aetna, and The Bee Hive. NORWICH UNION INSURANCE. Speedily will be publicised (by order of the Directors). 4 BRIEF anti DISPASSIONATE APPEAL ZS. In the MEMBERS. nu the Subject of the Meacircs kuutierleti with the 3leetings lately held at the 'George sod Yrhare Timers, Curuhill. London. r.r mart than sweaty-am years this Society has toren ex -1.1..1it5% itself over various parts of Great Britain and Ire iaiu!, and the Does-tors have been lung accustomed to re ceive dr most satisfactory test insoisies fs oils the I osuretl, as tl themasuer in which losses Imre been askiochirti, and the grioefai eutierrne of the Institution corrietlfli. la London, however. where the Society's business (nt least In any extent) is compiritivelf of recent rime, snitch dims tisferibin has I dell been fomented, and the measurer tow. sled by the resnolattiiiic priies have excited the attesitioo of the Washers tlinincfiost the kiiiploni. A resperbible Linton Committee brim( now occupied in the of the Society's centrists in that district, strobe ilw express saartimetsif the Directors, bey have been unwilling in say 'nuttier to antiripite the Report of that Committee. But the tinse of its publics' besot sneer. tails, mail the Illenshrro throssiglsout die CoVIMO , y having shy requested iiifici it inform:okm as Orr late buns:l4l,one F Tow.., the Directors feel that this is no more than they ar: entitled tu, iodepsnilently of any measures (lint may be in ref eSS Ms:. cling the Metropolis end lie vin u:ty. ' r thou. circumstances (and esprsi4t!y since the esetwze 5...1 r.doire Committee ISA i issued a Report, the Dirod lons dot to iiuhlodi such a statement a. may Lw• the wishes of the eonntrjt Members; to doing wt....!4, 11,y sill fur the present eselw.le from their cuisisailerntion iii'- orowittell claiid,• its the London disir:rt, or if it rhoold h • foond needful to allude to it..llan, it will he dom. too for. Cs, thi-i nosy be unavoidable for cuierrin; to the gem's! thok!'? 'wooers the information they desire. I L NIEIIICAN SOOTHING SYRUP', Inr J thibl.en while Cutting their Tecth 111.)r• gill:Illir !net 'ore of the efficacy of this intraltinhle :11..d.r o ur (4,15101 ire Vaunt, than in the Me of a Child uflll.a. Saitth'e. Iko peirine.st rw t, 11' ateehror.roa.1, thc child at 19 old harm: wily 6.4. r ter lb, and sioies lit; under the mustal.owil.ix waste of body, it war rii.-.ei•seil Iw coal 1 . gre , l6at his suns appeared to conirin rn.!;- a 4ihr.:.!‘ sub. Sinn: r, nu horn• iheiug telt ; th.• child hervred to.iny miuths , incapable of h. inn alien dnectrit her In try the SOO rff rrYllll. , I', n. hi, :I one wei-k four more !CIA it, and 41.-sirnyert the yre a hich +t)IIHOC the Ili*: the nho '.mw four ),.t. 01,1, haring rut All hi; leg th, and the b o w, • in I n b.. regoi, .11.1 IM it uatatal rhirecift.r, end the clot., • rti'e a milk with the n‘ri.itatiee of n ro-c..cl• o.r hall another hill' three natintloi s r -t tw l u te qr snug 111.• Syrup Ps his Chin,. Shirt' bruccitt its 4.1 . raac, and therein,• prey, 0.1 tb.in• so when attest., ••••• flll. *bore en I. ca.: a.y hr prayed by ari.!yi.lg av atenret "I" , " the clui.l•l 4 r• T.. IR. laJ of Pruprivlon, J.,611.1.011 Waal Wolliamag, 91. F.-wrln a (111(aara %Wel. 1...:1 . .•111; Rani us Owl: rtr r•ii..tm. ul ur it. espies's.. li.'l! Ille and rtr jit toot tly. a l• -.-11101 11111N‘,/,. p R.11.1,31. el Iter to •..4..11 4 17 Tiles.la% %Aim: ay Mao ?jaw fall .A . 14.14k, In b. :.11..ig a 1..11.. fain Mat tcyt eal • ARMY CONTRACTS, CO3IMISSA a, AT DEPARTMENT, Tousuak Cusetscas, Avoure 250818. NOTICV. given to sti 1)-1 , ,004 itr.ir ling of runt/wing to supply the fuliuking Articles too the Doe of the Army, !MEAD, Ti. his Rfolje,ty:s !Anil Forces in Cantonments, °eerier., mut &wrecks, in the untler-nientinned Cunene§ Intl Ildentry, Ilt•slfned, • &The (14elrelin( din Town a 14 IN gt3 : 6llld), arrwriti, Storks, Censheidge the Town ul Netrossetei), Cheater,turnwill (inetodisig Scilly), Cunitsethersl, D, Dors. I, L ter, Leicester, Lincoln, Middles':, Monmouth 'Northampton, Northnothainuel, Nottingham, Oxfold, . • • Su frotk; Sar►ry, Saws, Warwick, Wegionorclaad, Wihs, Il'ore•ster, York, North and Swath iPales, Add in, the rtirerAl Counties in North Britain. As ahni OM•nd to the House . hold Tritons id London add I its Vicmit). OATS, To his Msjesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quarters, in the under-mrutiuntil Cum:ties and Istanda:.-• Mules, Limo. Gl•outrt.ter (iocluaint Ms City of Be imul), Gocroory, Hoop. 11 erveod, llctifood, Hoots, I.te ui MAN Isle or Wight, J. irm ). Redford, Be. Cambridge, Christer, Curubrrlaud r Witty, Hterturd, Hertford, Leicester, lancolts, limsniwith, Oxfu;d, kistlaud. WeAtnureland, Werretter, Nurd. and South %Vales. V.Z. Oats„ Hay, and Straw, to h racks, and Oats in Casittoun der.otentiuneti Counties in Berta, Cornwall, Devon, Dorset, Lutes, Hants (including the his of IVight) Kent, Lancaster, Middlesex, Norfolk, Ns 'Majesty's Cavalry is Bar- Will. awl Usiarlert., in the un- South Britain :- 1 Northampton, Nuttinsiwon, Somerset, Sufrolt, um", Sussex, Warwick, Wilts, 1 York, And in the several Comities in North Britain. Tbat lb. Deliveries are to commence on and for tbetelb day of (*tuber next ; that Proposals in Writing, sealed up and marked "'resider fur Army Supplies ." will be re ceived at this Deice um or before THURSDAY, the 2451. day of September (but none will be received after Twelve 1/11 that day); aud, warn( by Post, the ?simile must he paid Priopu•als roust be wade separately fur each County and Island, except for the Comities cutnprisinu North and South Wales, all of which must be included in one Tender; as also must the several Comities In North Batton ; and each Pro. post most have the Letter "ditch is aunexed to the Tender properly filled up. by Two Persons of known Property, engar„ing to become bound with she party tendeiing in the amount stated in the printed Particulars, for the slue Performance or Ike C.ontract and no Pinpoint will he noticed unless made on a Printed Tender, and the Priers expressed in words at length; and should it so happen that shoring the saudiuunsice of the Contract nu To-90p* sliuuhl be supplied iss the County, the expense of the Stamps fur the Contract aud Bond, paid in the best Maumee by the Contractor, will be refunded to him. Particulars uT the Contracts may be had upon applies liiin at florae Chtilth•rs, hrt* . ersi the hours of Eleven and Fire; and at the Office of Deputy Commissary G I Yollet, Edinburgh. P. S.—Siinipks of the Bread and Meal mac be seen at the Cliausbers between the hours of Twelve and Two. EXCilEak:LIt BILL OFFICE, Ftrrvinirk 1,1818. TO DE PAID OFF, ALI. doled in the months of July, Angus', and September, 1617, eit. Supply, 1617 r 11.060.000 57 Geo. M. e.sp. 2. 114010,000 The Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's 7'reasnry girce dirertions . for paying off the Principal of the .burr-aseritiossed Prshespeer Rills, with Ike Interest one thereon, at Ilw I::xchrgeer nits (Vire in the Receipt of Er cheques., New Polner-yard, Westminster, on Wednesday. the 434 Day of septernber, attenclanee will be yiren daily 0-Stas days and /Mislays exer;stml), until and including Thurs. dun, she WA hatant, from ten u'clurri i.e Ile warning ehe in the a (lemma, ,fur The perpose of receirtny the .7same ; and, fur the geenter Inspects* the Bowers of Ike hills are desired to place each deseription of !!ills in esporntr Lieit •'shish are to be obtained at this limn in ens. unleref theirs . ..yet - tire Dates, salt are . fur She sane .-Imonst being numerically armor:eel, and spedlying the principal Suns, and In terest dm: thereon, etaapntNl from, but excluding Mu dor on whads they .we respeetirely dated, to Ilot said 21st eny of Seotamber Inclusire,rehr.r Ilse Interest will cease; and fd Itenrees,4olll4 t hey be acting as the Afield, of Hold ers whase names ore inserted in the Bills, arc!weriuusly to prerare the Itlithn•Araffrai gruel, Bidders; and the Bear ers gr.! Oro iodAvenatibly regorired to endorse each Bill with their naiad signals:re*, a 'al to write their Same,: 411 d Ile , rideeee at the bottoms of tack separule List ; oral !leg ore se:•rc , wer respired th glletal the rehergs..r Rill Office for Pernmeset., and to recent Messer Bills, and giro Ike Receipts fur the same. If any of the /folders of the aforesaid Mlle &aid he desirso , :*ca reeeiring Postmen' of lei Prineipal and Interest pa:grants to the still *3sl day of Septeesber. they nosy be ITC'. econnombsted.on computing the Interest to Ile Bayou which the. wish to Ti paid, and tearing Ike said Bills fok.e exit noiention sine day prier !heeds,. Suds Persuas is. may be designs's of haring re''. r. re he. gm, r Bills is , e hole Cr in purl of Po ! •meht of Principal, 'pen Pm/whims new Bills, and mentioning the Ammon , at the bottom of their Lute, d. lirered on or b. Pre Thursday, the 174 of Aepteniher, may he rweroisinoth 'ell with new Inge, isomoble to or Meter, earriiing au later a 4 fg . Twmprnee by a r day, on orrry One Mimi fed p oom j m ,, t said 114;1, wilt Urar dole the said 23(1 day of Sepe-mber, aid till be elnlitered, together with the latetert dare in rc..S' of the Ititki ao dvired te, be er changed, en I hatraday, 'Metals day of held, tuber, and ike follrwing direr. Axcherser Bills to he jewel in exchange. Yid made perrnhle to or Order. as c. hues mentioned, morn ke r"her tromsferrest hy emslorsens: 4. no- re:// be paid Isr Lae Itesrer. if f)le Musk r hea ,',d he pod nu. .V IP. .1i! 'fir/seiner Bills stated pr,,e Ibl7, kai ad•r. d tete air ;DY. FOR Al IBER 4. 1818. This day is published, price Ir. • TIIE TrEvoicr of t6t ( . O%INIITTEE sit liwF the Georre sod Toltitre.Taverii, to INQUI,RE into the FUNDS and CONDUCT of the N(IRtVICII UNION WIRE sr/ LlyE tiaNIIETY, wish the Itesolutiobs adopted ammo by a Grateful Metint %•• of Loudon Insurers on the t itb of August . Published b y order of the Coot raistre. Sold at the lair of the Grorgo sod Vishme Tavern ; Sher wood, Neely, anti dimes, Patehlostii-row ; H. K. Casigin, Birehio-lime; Neely, Iminli.irol-slreat , and ail other Book sellers iu the United Kingdom. This day was published, in One thick Volume, 12ino. price tts. 6J. hound, A GRAMMAR 01 . RHETORIC and PO LITE LITERATURE; compreheortiag , the Prince. plea of Language and Style ; the Elements of Taste and Criticism k with Roles for the Study of Composition and Eloquence. Ithiatratell by appropriate Ex:1111yIrq. 'wire tell chive! from the British Clwid fur the Übe of Schools and private Teachers. *, Ry ALIMANDER JASIIESON, Author of " A Treaties tin Oar," and &lime •of a New and Improved Edition of " Adams', Useful Kuowledgc," &e. Ike. Panned G anti W. B. ithittaker (late Law and Whit tAt.r), 13, Ave• Maria-lane. This day was pulslisisd, in One Volume, 12mo. the Second &Idiom, piece 4..6d. bound, pin SCHOOL ORATOR; or, Rcetei..es in Elocution, theoretically arranged: front which Modeling may learn to articulate every word wish propriety; be taught to Mute she voice, and to speak sills act: mac, of blurt two. Goss the taken to the must difficult specimens of Suglish composition. By JAMES WRIGHT. Author of "The Philosophy of Fistention." Ps Weal for G. snit W. B. Whittaktr (tale Law sod Whit taker), 13, Ave-Maria (sae Ricuismicintal of the First Edition :—" We are so much loess,d with the srenucemeut of this Work, which is truly 'scientific in its principles, that we desire to oiler the Author oor hest praise."—" We comma politically express Ilw antisfaciiou with which we have perused this Work."— Critical Review. C SSICA ROOKS. Pnbliblied by J. MAWMAN, 39, LokiitAlmel, London. lESCHYLI SEi•TE.II CONTRA '111E1;AS ail Mon Miouseriptorene erneffil•vit uoirs ct Glusearitson nakeit. CAHOLUS JACOBUS BLOMPIELD, A.M. Co!kill $S Testaitati. aped Cantahrigi,usys mow &nisi. K LIN, 6rrli.llCTS FROM TDE 111..Mo1ltS OF Da. ?RADIUM. (Continued Poal oar Pfper of peiforday ) " Oar humble family early embraced the Re formed Religion. Our firrefethers continued Pro testants through the reign of Mary, though they w.resonsetimea in danger ,of peraiecritroo oil wc (vivid wi their zeal against Pottery. They had an Euglieli Bible, and to conceal it, and place it in safety, it was fastened open with Noes under and within the cover of a joint stool. Wtien my great grandfather wished to rend it to he placed joint atoll out his knees, and theu turned over the leaves under die tapes. One of the clUld reis stood at the door to give irotire if lie saw the approrit or email:ie. wher was an !Alien of this Bpi. iir.ual Court : iu that case the stool was Wired dowu again upon its feet, whetilite Bible remained concealed under it as before. This anecdote I had Rout uncle Benjamin. The family coistsnued all of the Church of England till about the end of Charles the Second's reign, when some of the Mi nisters that had been ousted far their noti-ciiir tormity, bnldutg conventicles in N.bithernittousliire, my uncle Benjamin and my father Josiah 'Whets-if to them, arid so cominuell all their lives. The list of the family remained with the Episearial Clititch. "My fattier married r 000 g. I fan.. tl.his wife, with three children, to New Criglirial, ahem 1692. The conveiltieles being at that time IMllidden by law, end frequently slionsibrd is the nrecirogs, some considerable into of hie uctlitgisititsice deter mined to go to that country. and he %vas prevniled with to OCCOININny thrill iii her, %%licit' they ex pected to enjoy the exercise of phi it religion w ith freedom. By the same wife lily lather had bow children iiitite horn Oicre, and by a seemal ten !O'er! ; in all seventeen ; remember to have seen thirteen sirii r g toge-Ifiri nt his mule. who all grew up to years of maturity, and were ore I. I w.is the youiigest 10111, and the youngest of 411 the children except fvio drjghters, I wa s born in Bestial. in New Eliglarid, January 17, 1706. My elder brothers were all put apprentices to Illiferellt hides. I was put to the grammar school at eight year. of 14 , :e; my father intending to devote one a. the tithe of his tams to the service of the church. My early reatiliiiet , ii w lc:aping to read (which intuit have been very early, as I do not re member when I could not read). and the opinion of all his friend!, that I should ceriainly make a good scholar, encouraged him in this ()mior of his. My uncle BenjaMin too appyoved of it, and pro posed to give rue his volumes or sermon. to set up with,if I would learn hie short-band. I combined, however, at the gtainmar-school rather less than a . . year, though in that time I had risen from the middle of the class of that year to be at the head of the sane class, and was removed into the next class, whence 1 wife to he plated the third at the rust of the year. But my lather, bur dened with a numerous family, was unable oithout inconvenience to support the expense of a college education: considering mot rover, as lie said to one of his friends in toy presence, the little rociiiirage men' that line of life afforded to flitter educated for it, he gave op his first intentions, tuok.me 00111 the granimar-school, and sent use to a. school for writ ing and arithmetic, kept by a then . GllllOll4 man, Mr. George llitiwnwell. Ile was a rkiiful master, and surcessful in his protessino, employing Only the mildest and most eteNsuragintr, methods. Un der him I learned to write a good hand petty soon, but entirely failed in arithmetic. At tau years old I was taken to help my father in hi, bustoess, which was that °fa trillaw-cliandler and 4VIIOII/ler. • business to which lie was tint bred; hut had as mimed on Ins arrival at New England, bee:m.4e he found that his dyeing trade, bring iii lithe request. would nut maintain his raiiii!v. Accordingly, was emplaned in cutting wick for the candles, till iug the moulds for east-catidlcs, uttetallog the shop, glhog of errands, &c. I disliked the trade, and had a strong Melina. tiro to loves, but my father declared against it. But, residing near the water, I was much in it, and on it. I learned to swim well and to manage boats; cod when embarked ittli other boys I at.% COI 1111 l tioly ▪ d to govern, especially neon tiny case of dlr. ticults ; and upon other occsaions I was geneially the leader among the boys, nod sometimes lid them into serapes, of whirl' 1 *hall mention one instance, as it skews an early projecting politic spirit, though not then justly conduCted. There was n salt-marsh which bounded part of the mill pond, on the edge of a hicli, at 111411 water, we used to stand to fish for minnows, By trampling we hail made it a mere quagmire.— My proposal was to build u wharf these for us to stand upon; and I spewed my comrades a large heap of stones, which were intended for a new b o os near the marsh, and which *mild very well volt our purpose, Accordingly, in the evening, wheii the workinui were gone home, assembled a num ber of my plays fellows, and we worked diligently, like so malty et ttttt ids, sometimes two or three to a stone, till we browl;lit them all to make our little *hart: Tit!! next ono-Mug the workmen were sur prised at sisi•siog the i t tomes which Merl famed 4)111 . iotiony was made alter the author: tel tymisfer—we weir discovered, complained of, Mid 'corrected by our fathers; I though Itt pirated the utility of Our W4.11i; mint' 4:011V1110d me that what was not honest, not be truly useful. "1 MIPIMISIe you may like to know :al( lilllll of • man my falter o;1.. tie 11.111 an excel lila colisti. Intim), was ..r a middle statiire, e'rll-ttel, att,i very ✓!r0..4!, lir could ilia* Orettily. snail ors ,killed hltle iii this Suite Was sUllOrtitl4 rlld agrt-e -ob!e, so 1041 whew he played 011 110. tlOllll, :41111 • wit holt , ns It Mies le:e11•1011.0.4 to ill a':er Ile IP.tviateatt oh the Jay wits over, it was extiesody agreeable to hear. hint same !soon ledge of tiwel•asties, suit run caw was arty hood v with min f But his great rxrellenee was Ins sound unde,strud iuY. end Lai sotid juil,puebt, iii prtident , :d warners, FJiiio Se;milda Vivo 14: hoards. ••• in the Nets, AGA M FAINON. 1.1.1:11 ACIII Qua Ssipvraitsti Recemmit et cum twin rum itelectr, Editht Cowles Itcubus Blotelield, No. 14u. boards EURIPIDIS HIPPOLYTUS CORONIFER. Ad Salem maituscripturnm se Veternin Eilitionstm rioruitsirit, et An. uolstmoilins instrusit Jacobus Henries. Monk, A.M. 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Larcheri • • •••• •••••• - • A LATIN awl ENGLISH lOCA lIU LARY, for the Upe of Mond% ry J..hs Jones, Author ur " Ti.* Oretk Gram nter." 12uto. b, By the sone Author, A GRAMMAB of the LATIN TONGUB. 14ttao. as. This grammar. it is shale it is italnptill for the use .1 tin. wool bu,ubl. La arm fit tig its simplicity, Ia rrigainn, mag 4 hie % ity, i 5, ail the sounr time, talrishated to iiiiiiegt dor plitlu...plilesl leacher, by the uuerliy and suit. tl.h of tl. iltiqrll,4ll An I A URI INCTION to the sTutkf of C '1 A N sin .1 , 1111 An; "al, Lx.iri•rai. By P. ig r mina Laagrogy Mrmhei the UnivriYily of Parts, owl T. .sriog rul ti, aluiltro Litiginorti Oarigni. Ittoir. $4. is [hairdo, LON DOAI, FRIDAY, f rla I COO BY EN-ALIVE. both in !invade and publictiffairs. It is true he was vireo- employed in. the latter.' the aiumerous family he hud to educate. and the ctrititileim of his circuity.? stances, keeping him close to his tide; hut L rr. oreuilier welt his 7 1initij.jrvquelitly vr.ited by kid, nig men, who,consulneil inns for, his ut»iii nut pub- lii atfaits, audithose of th4-clooicii tic belong...ll lir and who 'hewed grout reasicrt lor hi? judgment mid advice. Ile was also iu.ah, emistitied by private persons about their strain., ts'te . it ally difficulty ocir carred, aid frequeuthy chosen au oritiirator betwreu cmiteir'ing parties. At . hiv table lie liked to have, as often as be could, ?owe sentiible . triru.i or nriglihuur 11l converse with, and always took ee.re to stilt some impeilious or tiveint topic lor t divcou..ie, which might Iruci to improve the minds 0'; Ins eh liii ii. 13v this 4111 - 111110 Ile turned oar Attention to v.- hat wav good, just. -arid prudent in the conduct of hlr ; and little or do notice was ever taken or.nliat relalncd.to the vice twit? co the tale ; whether it was will-. Teased. hi et. out of eenson, of goodor had flavour, preferable or iohnior to this or that otherthingof thr.kinJ; No that I ,t a. brought up iii such. a peifeetiuottention to mitten , . as to be quite indttiVerilt what kind .4 food was act !Jame me., lodeed lady so unobsettrin4 of it, tl:at to this day, I con searve tell a Few hear* utter dinner of what dishes it eminent'. This hat been ii great eolivemetice to nieiti.tioin Bing, where my ronsioniimio hive been soniet;inev ie4 uultailyy wain of a riore imitable grata - iv:l.ton of thei more delicate, het:muse better instructed, tastes and appetites." , . (To in con fint;ed.) SIR JAMES LUCAS SIT. CAPTAIN IN TUC ReTil. WV. • - [From " Tits Nava Ciiro.nritle.l This of f icer is the sun 01, .11111ek Veit. E l .. f or .. merly Arent Victualler at Minocea. lie was born tin the 7th of October, 17/12, rod etliic tied at the ger. Nit-. IViikeg's academy, at Bis aip's Wmldiom, near %Vim:lirkttr. Having tires, tot. n.lrd fur the naval profession, lie wilt to sea at a very a under the auspices of the late Atlinitail C4 1 .4y, tie the Windsor Castle. At the close of tiie ynar.l794. having served at the taking, of :I:iitiloit j oinj. 0 . 1,017 sica, lie returned to Englund wt h Atimizsl anal, in the spring ttf 1795, is was iettioveil it to die Leviathan, of 74 gusts, caiuminitleil by Captais4 Duckworth, with whom he proceeilt tl to Jiimoico. In September, 1796, when Captain Out had lio:siesl•his broad pendant in Leviathan, its r,”si nialider-inscLief, he was promoted, by that officer, tip-the rink of Lieutenorst ; and, we hztieve, he was afterwards engaged in .tlw capture of tkeiertil of the enemy's privateers and merchakt vessels. Li 4799, his health having so.Tereil severely by the yellow fever, Lieutenant Yeo was ohltged to re. torn to Erigl slid; when he wag otipointed to the Veteran. of 64 guns, Captain Muss; in the North Sert. Soot. afterwards, in 1799, he was oppointed First Lieutenant of the Chorqm, of 44 guns, Cup h•liellar, in which he tiglin went to the Me. diterrirmaii. On his arrival 011 that station, lie was retrieved into it/ Corso. as First Liaviteinteat ; am!, at the Itlockoile of Genoa, is IW°, whets the launches belonging to the respective ships of Lord Keith's squadron were employed in th• went or that city, he Wll4 engaged with the enemies' batteries nearly every evening, fur some week.. . After the evacorstioit of Genoa by the French, which tank place in the 11..4:joining of uue, tl Corso, Into roam-wiled by Captain. it ckette, pro. ceedell up the Adriatic ; and, on the night of August t 26, Lieutetiant Yeo was ordered, with the 'nuts of that vessel, mud of the Pivoy cutter, to the attack of Cesenatien t the object of which was to destroy the shipping in the hat haw, the arsenal, the pier -heads, &c. all of which was completely ef fected, in the face of the troops by whit li the place was defended, and of a party of Freya,' horse ap.. prosching. .Ctiptoin Iticketto, as nuiy he inferred hunt his official letter on the subject, had previ. OUSty illtentird to make the attack from the ships. ping ; but, finding it impossible to get within grapowshot of the Mole, he woo under 14 11eC115111131 of deferring the attack till the time stated. Soon after day-light, on the following inonunpt, he per. vetoed his party to be in full possession of the town; successfully maintai ii il ig a position against 1101118 French troops iii the tieighbotirliooll ; bait, about eight o'clock, abserving a party of horse in full speed front Cervis, lie judged it prudent to roll his boats immediately on board ; not befose he 6 . 4 had the satisfaction of seeing that the gallantry of Lieutetiont Yen, aided by Mr. I)otiglas, master ~r the Pigmy, had been crowned with the fullest suc cess, the vessels said harbour at that time foriniox hit one flame." Lieutenant rest, in Ins report to Captain ltii keels, too this oz•cssion. sale — " Of thirteen vessels of differem desccipilinis lying *Wink the Mole of C. senatico, two were sneak and dram burnt, tine of them deeply laden with copy tr tummy and bale goods the harbour clinked hi the wreck of .four, sunk its the mouth of it, anal both pieri entiirly consumed." Li the following year, the island of Zsate bring II Aare of revolt, Lieutenant Vet) SCIII to 111 s. p1114C114 Colonel Colander (who had usurped the 1:W11110114 of that place). au object which lie also succeeded iu ace: ;dishing ; and, hating ;domed the colourwof the Sept-insular gepublic in the fur- Ins., lie restored the island to its riglitlul wissew, sort. Fur this service, the Turkish him the honour of piesenting him wills .1 itaiielsonies pelisse, as a clistioguishing mask of the iligh score which lie eutertained of his conduct. On his return to Malt», Lord Keith, th.! Com gaitioder-iii-Clioef of the fleet, rapproimell lam 1'% , •• LieUtriPilit the Genteel's - , ro whitii l ie t•ahu.f to England, and was paid off. In 1804. a sew series of ho..tilities having been cncousenced against France,, Mr. Yet. w..t. app.:ott er! First Lieutenant of thr 61. tabu*. 01 . 74 ; but, wSc:i Sir Thomas Troutaidge hoisted his a .1; • • 1 1 a M . ~ .~