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Ir dp. - )E :rtttoD iprzto. - 4 ' - f4c 4.:4414;4*:71i7: A --- _ fF ompla 2464. =CA SATURDAY, DE [BER 15, Imo. yR ARDEN EATIR ROYAL. CoYINT-O. 014 PRESENT SATURDAY , Dec. 15, be Acted ue's Tragedy of KIN( JOHN TO -MORROW. the Res. W. R. CHAMP- N EYS will PREACH at MERCERS' CHAPEL, CHEAPSIDE ; ead on the SUNDAY following, the Rev CHARLES GERARD.—Prayere bees each Sunday at a Quartet before Three o'clock. Lately pab!ished, in oue volume quarto, iirive 11. is in PIICI SIXPIIIICS4fALITSWIFY. Ver. Seventeen thnusand Ines thee surrendered prisoner% of war. England will not r kno.vl..lae them, although the greater part of tiici", nlhj. -r4 grog of Ea111;41, Mr. Ramble ; Earl of Salisbury, botod: Hubmt, Mr. E R ITIOD F e loogbripge, ',. Maim , King of Franee Mr Murray i Prism 313ativ Ehaptuarc. Buzau ' Elinor, Mrs. Weston ; . foamier, Mis.Sideltins ; Blanch of Castile, Miss , LA, Falconhridge, Mrs. H smybries. y o a lark sill he added, the Puree of ALI, .111 E WOULD'ti A MTAGE. 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A TREATISE as INSANITY : to which are /11 contsined the flinciples of • new sad move practical Noeultegy of Maniacal Disorders them has yet been offered to the Public; exemplified by memento's aad scearate II 'usurer:al Relatione o f Casee,frons the A tenor's public sad ',rivulet prac tice; with Plates, illustrative of the Crauiology of Maniacs and Idiots. vier, in tit.lktion of the Cupitial..tiu4+, god of the Lew or notion•. Duriss4 eight years these points hare created long In April 1810 an English Commin t ar t arrival at Paris. To remote time ditficuliien a raogntiatnin was enmmerwr,ll. whlca Irsteti tight slotting, with . oui euef'YeS. Translated from the French of Pioel, Professor of the School of Medicine et Paris, /cc__ A NEW VOLUME OP RIVINGTONS' ANNUAL REGISTER. Lately published, price la hoards, its. rrig ANNUAL ItZGISTER; wr, a Viewer the History, awl Literalism, far the Year - • - • Franey proposed two limes ! The first was to renew that of 1780. - By the cartel of 1780, the prisoners of bath :latimis rare exchanged en inane, covering the difference by a sum of money. This basis being derlined, France proposed a total exchange of priseaer of the two Belhgeeene alttn for mAp, rerAc fn. rank, The /IWO who formed a part .of die savor army, who .itsitied •iii the tame movements, sod en-op-rated re the same operations, aere in effect the same. lu pro posingthis *easel basic, France went ten for ; she consented to give op her surplus of Spanish prima. ers, that is to say, she would abandon more than 20,040 prisoners beyond the number she si.euht ex, change. _ . By D. D. DAVIS, M.D. Physician to the Mr Meld General Infirmary. • Tainted for T. Cadet, and W. Davies, Strand. 1794.. 'Printed for E. C. and 3. Rivington, No. 6y, tit. Penh Church yard: 50.141 slat by Messrs. Payne, Egerton, Reich ard, I\ urowdle end cell and Mes..* Arch. 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Additions sod Impair...memo, by the late Ch.nles llarlifurd, Esal .Ilanrister at Le* ; and continued by Julia Kiug , of tbs Stec--The !Renate has heard, with the liveWst emo tion, your imperil', and Royal !llnjesty's 'Ms the accomplistimeht or the wishes she a o terta i aml ; and in bar 'summing admiration of the greatest of Mouarclis, she cloths to sec the braliunt star of letio illausiuming a mane, sturtmaikJ by the laurels of gluey nod the palm of virtue. " HOW sifted, Sire, have ire presented to the first of he 'roes' the haulage situ the admiration of the great station ! tee offer to-day lo the father of his country, the wishes of that cation, which is happy is yuur Lappirress, happy ill your hopes, huffy Is yogi expectations, lispity is all those eentinteits with which hr is umpired by the sagest Princess whom it esteems both ou her own aceodst sad OS your's." After the nisilieore, the Emperor, having .le wended front hi, throne, received the Foreign Am bers:Mors, who were introduced in the nine! form. The Moellerr of the 3kl contains the following note on e_paragraph in The Morning Chronicle of the 27th November [IIIKA IN VARIOUS LA NGUAGES—ORIGINA L mom AND OTHER DRAIVINGS-.4 HAM!. tRIP r, at. Inner Temple, Esq. Bs:riots. et Law. Printed by Ws Majesty's Law Printer, for T. Catlett and W. Device, Strand; F. Bud C. Riving's., St Paul's Chore's yard ; J. Butterworth, Fleet-street; 11011 Longman, Hunt, Rees, Arnie, and Bruno, Paternoster-row. ••• lu this Edition the beads of Crispin-II Law are in pert newly fiaintd, with many additional Care; great pains have alio been taken with Titles —Cumin ion, I uslittmeut, Military Law, Vs...rant, &r. &e.; anti the title Poor has been altoge ther newly arranged, with great 'chitties., sad plated in a Valente by itself, with Indexes. 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LIkING PIPEA, AND IMPEOI'ED PA ['ENT LA MPS. rriE VP'y great wrina of time, trouble. and bisor, which is Insered by the woe of the Speaking •.1 " 1 " , ; as by auk , means a conversation racy be Patio's asked, .•r.1.1. r l:ven, and answers received. at Attune of two hundred fort from any one part of 1 411 tbesse, cortutingirunse, warehouse, be Wing, Ike. 44114 we ss if ....seeming in the same room. A la" la sees of the plsees where APPLETON has fixed N", and given universal sttisfoctisa, both fur public 1 " 0 111 me. 11n. Pipe may be seen ortside the 11.415 e, 1 4 'feet proved, at any lime, at J. APPLLToN's 40 11 WAELLIOUSE 9 100. N, Lu trate-stteet, SCOTTISH HOSPITAL, OF THE FOGS DATioN or KING CHARLES 0., EFAINCORIVRATLD BY HIS PRESENT MAJFATY. PILLS' atire--His Grace the Duke of 31outrese. V Ica-Paces newes. _ _ lamps. with sear Spirit Horner' , Isety.tire years . etn.ly nod attlentive application Iv and sea ot Lamps, I. Appleton has so far L . _ 'led to he able to offer, to a discerning public, an s more improved prinetple than any ever before it" to them lie bas a large assortment of .me, two, -"M, for Grecian Lampe, and every description - "r*, kr amain roomy , ; •roums, diutog roos, sideboards, , Its.. he. 14 :r.!_leatted, repaired, nudliew.lacquered. A greet va imer,...b.„ Liar sad ', m a re''' , so etiostracted as to • ."r Widen' to; and a great Protector in case of fire; detractions se will warrant them never to fail tt in t li •jellt. Hand lamps, in braes and japan, fur the f octants, workeheit, ei.e. tatty be reed wore clearly, sod • ‘ "Pulse than realties. A great choice of Carriage, rad Star lamps, plain, plated, and op•aned: .. „ -. "lestinatiati Lora^ with letters sod Ornans.sols; t rf other sort e Lamp*, to lei, for ba!le, Amts, tier. ,7 lowest terns. 1114 lamps takeu to .change. Au Apprentice seated. His Grace Ilse Duke of His Glare the pokier Beth Queensberry ford The Earl of Moira. Lord Hondas. Lord Komaird. Lard Keith. Akeauder Gordon, Leo. Treasurer. lILT 01'ICG to Inll-hv Riven. That the Anniversary 1111 Dinner of the CORPORATION, n•ually held Olt lit. Andrew's Day, will in parsons-or of o Resolution of a late Special General Court of 11w Governors, on err-inset of the recent death of her Royal Highness the Amelia) be bill at the Louden Tavern in Eintioposate-strett, us T H URSDAY the Jodi instant. UMW r to he uo table at Silt dela , k p tn. preriaelp. His Gi.ice the Doke of 31 . 0NTROSC, Preeident, in the Cam . At whirls the company of all the Noblemen and Gtotlemen Gemmel., sad the Bearfacton mot Entails of the 'newel ties, is same earnestly solicited. By Order. JAMES DOBIE, See. ATSWARDS. %MAllarglyee, Ewa I Juba labial's. Esq. ee Block, Pet r i Laurie, Esq clariss Campbell, Em. J *IWO E'relluen Esq. William Cbroilie, Req. r t., Janus M.Lirea. wahine Fogeys'., E.g. John Stepitesamm, E.q . William Gee, E•q. , Atexamler Wyllie. Erg. Tiebab. tea, tlltlly to be had of the Stewude, at lb. 1f ill, snot Elm of lbe Tavera, arty time on or !,fore the loth ou slant —No screams admitted tw *stem' at the Dieser, eatept d m ., d the iv r egi,tewo„ Ti, e-Pt-tAra.4, T,eaaattr , amid s :twat*. Note (I). Oes the lab, and even the 15th of No vember, none of the three divi si ons of Gen. Droner, nor the divisions of General Gardisnne, had joined the Prince of Eliding on the Testis. It is without hiving received any reinforcements, then, that this Prince besiege.% Abrantes, and manoeuvres on both hank, of the Tagus. We can also affirm, t h at on the 16th the troops of the Doke of Treviso had not yet mused the Guadiana for the purpose of enters lug the Alrutejr. The Aleniteur and Supplement of the Sel of De. ember contains the whole of the Correspondence lo toren the English sad French Commosseries, (Nlessrs. fikekeezie ani Dunaoststier), fbr n?Aotiat. nag so Exchange of Proponers of war, commencing on the tii•h of NI iv, and ending on the nth of October 1310. It is of Uncommon length. filling nearly seven pages of the• Monitenr. The follow ing is a brief ebs! ract : Since the rout nencement of the present war, Fiance and Eii. 4 l tail have not had a single cartel Inn an amateur of prisoners. That w hi cli has opposed, till this hour. this (deject, so importaot to humanity, is, it is understood, a difference upon the follow tug points:— Entenod will consider only her mete subjects as ptteunets. She w.II not extend this advantage of so exchange to the Germsns, Spaniards, Portu guese, and her other Allies, fightios in her cause, or joined with her umn The second point in dispute is the espltnlation of General VI alusaden, on the comtvemt of Hums but in her proposal for aciirtel,F.iegl eeprsed nee true views. It was observed, that while site appeers ed to adopt the principle of the exchange, she held ont • snare. She endeavoured limier tins pretext to rith draw the prisoners that she has in Frunce s in exchange for an equal number of French prisoners which are iu England, and she would then find some pretext for t:etaining the remaining 90,000 Frenchmen who should renctin unexclituiged, leaving in France the Spaniards, about whom she cares nothing. This trick was too gross; England accepted the principle of a •general exchange, and at the same time reserved to herself the power of making only a partial eschange, when she should have all herown prisoners in London ; for it cattalos ly was not the value whim she put upon the Spanish prisoners that would have induced her to respect the treaty, and send the remainder of the French prisons ers to France. The English negotiators termed this a concurrence in the principle of the exchange, wen for man, said rank for rank, but not to be ac ' ameeplislied simultaneously; therefore they threw down the mask, and broke' off the negotiations when the conditions of a cartel were presented which should be executed with good faith, aml rainded opals the principle, that is to say, making an ex change of 3,000 Frenchmen and their allies, against 3,000 English and their allies, in the proportion in which they should 'be found io the in , that is to say, 3,000 French against 1,000 English efd -5,000 Aseuiards. With respect to the eapstaletsoa of tValmoden, they could not come to an agree.. meut on it. England would give no more that& anen French fOr the 17,000 llenoveniins. Frani*. from a spirit of cunci.iation, reduced her preten. sinus to one-third, that is to say, to 600 n Freida, although it was proved that, of the 17.00,1 How,. verities, mere than 9000 hail served, or were servo% iag now to the English ranks. After this preamble, the Manatee contains" le official Papers :-- No. I. A Note from M. Dumoustier, French Commissary. No. 11. May 25. The project of the cartel in. closed in No. 1. the.subatence of which is, that all French, Dutch, Italians. and Neapolitans, who are • ROM detained prisoners in England, Spain, Vortus O. or the Broxils, shall be tieliterinniostele set at liberty. France and her Allies stash do the same towards England. including Hanoverian prisoners, towards her prisoners of the above description. Rossi a and Denmark shall do the same by their prisoners. and similarly treated. No. 111. M 23. Note from Mr. Mackenzie, stating. that es be was not prepared to treat fur a general exchange of primmer* belonging to all the Belligerent Powers. he therefore wilts perusissiou to write to ha Government. No. IV. May 26. M. Dumoustier declares to Mr. Mark/els e, that if England will not sec, -le to the piinciple of ge nera l n od absolute liberation of all the prisoner of wet of the two Belligerent ms.. sea. he is authorised to propose the cartel of 1700, between France end England, as the ba.is. No. V. June 23. A Note from Mr. Mackenzie to M. Dumoustier. announcing that the counter project is arrived from London. It is in substance as follow!, :—All prisoners in the possession of oilier Power, or their Allies. shall be set at liberty in the manger proposed by the French Government. and 21100 French prisoners shall be set et liberty for 2uoo Hanoverians, being the utmost number in the British service of those who capitulated under Couspte de Wslmodeo. It also states the racks of the primmer., which are t. be deemed equivalent on both sides; and concludes with an offer to estab lish Cotnmissariw,iu Laudou and Pans, to facilitate the exchange of prisoners in future. No. VII. In this Note, which is dated July 2. 1810, M. Dumoustier discusses the counter-project of the British Government. He says, if the principle of the general liberation of the two belligerent matses was agreed upon, that *afoot done for the purpose or adapting rutsaures which woul t annul or elude Its most important consequences. The French Government is convinced that the Juntas of Gullicu, Valrecia,and other insurgentOnvernments Spain, ett iy submit or disappear from those quarters, there.. fore it becomes evidently impossible to execute with them the paragraphs 11 and 12 of the Article IV. of the counter-project of the British Government; and at the same time it may he foreseen that Elea laird may refuse to liberate French prisoners olio may remain in her power after the exchange ef Engliati prisoners. Thus the adoption of the counter-project of the British will be no mare thin • parts' seshange, which liberates the chyle of the,