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Penley, Ramblin g 'lino For Traders in 4he Interior of Novas Ames iris, and I . ri.c..ive ihe Report of Ilse ' Dowton, Harley, Smith, Guide, 111.1Leou, Mrs. W. e ',uprising die &elle of Contest between Lord Selkirk and I. the 2fftls ultio-- m. Mom Carew, and 31iss Kelly. the North-West Company. . I 044- 1 . Prolae 10 b e +Poke° by gre• Pore ; the Cpilorge sold by Egerum, Whitehall • Sherwood, Neely, end 11-- ... Eliigiall, Mr...oBlyr, and Mrs. Edwin. Pateviu.sier-row; and I. Rieha ' rdenn, Roy" " To which will rr, he added, the Farm of Of whom may 1,.. ' THE PRISONER Al' LARGE. IR EPORT of tba "- ' ro .l nonoml, Mr. Barnard; (ltd Dawdle, Mr. Munden I I . - 1 /141 ' 11T o t r r i v o, Slr. Gsttie; Jack Co:seme, ,Mr.. Russ. ..... Mr. Knight. A.l.lside, Miss Carr' " :. I : ..M.lf y, Mrs. Marlowe f: -a 1. Mr N F.R ACTED. :11EATRE-1:0 Al., initinr-LANF. is INENIN(L WEDNESDAY, Oot. 00. mijesty's Servants will perform, first time, a mew Drnmion three acts, culled THE FISHERMAN'S HUT. 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Ciuck at Noon, precioely ; In receive the Report of the Amblers for the 'ear ending riss the 29th altirno--lo elect i)ieeclora for the:smiting 'ear — and to determine on a rreuninsenilation nT the Mood, " That a Dividend of Five per Cent. de Fit/4e on the con panja Stock, at Chriottwas neat." The Ballot for Diri (goes will commence at Twelve, awd close at Three o'Clock, precisely. wAaNnn PHICPS, See. 4t y bee princes kneel down and nonslip tlie getievere !--(Tkie admirable portritio of the dieioe ...Died a tafeihnles of (hrislianily was Ad,reof ft:lh tier riot! &MON , peals eepprohahms.)-If this he out the gook I,f• the Divinity, Thou I yield to the reptile amblion sift tit •ef , Atheist. I see no God ab ove-I are no eoverno t eol.o,,. ; • 04 and I yield too euneciousot se of an immortal son! to. tili 4 boasted fraternity with the norm that pei'istws ! -Rot, n i retrial whew I thus concede to him the divine origin or e r • Christian faith, I arrest him upon woetilly prineipme-1 sire him to volute, from oil the wisdom all* tomh, .6 'Ore a system of lwactiral code of a Mira noire sublime iu its coureption--more math* in its inn mis-:Si ore %sy and more powerful in its operation : if Fe vo.ie:it • do p es, I then Da/ tH lilrt l / 4 01:! in 1110111111 Hr Of ..e role•lat its. • ling policy, filch not guide from.yinittg; tnaubood, and its crytch front no. ! --(Greed pppltinft,;-. , Though the light I follow may lead me astras,noili I th.sik that it is light from Ilcavets: The g tool, mid meld. nisi grist, are my companionts-.iny delightfiil hope is hat ',i.e.'s, if not holy; and wake me not to a disappniutteent, wh:o is pone tomb of unni . hiletion I shall not taste Inerofot! To propagate th e sacred eteed--to te.le for ioistartent-so enrich the poor'-to intone this world it Oh the sideirdmirs of the next-to make men happy, ton ? s:a trk•on• sad redeem million:, you fan never lc "i n .-10u •Ijawe ' ro t ?OW hallowed Mositosaties forward; and wryer did •111 holier vision rise, 'ban that of this 'etiteetilt. - gtostrialo •itt haapy.-(.4pprotint.',e-'lleiltinks I see the iif tefffito exiles biddiug farewell, perhaps for ?ter, to their 's oya' country i-foregoing borne, sold retold.. soil Isistary.o-to tempt the savage sea, nr men more tor:4e Vino the noon/ element-to it..,,. the polar ten:pe.t. end the tropic:lre, smut often doomed lay ter Coif, it of their lives to ghee their pre. cep* ri proof ;mil nn eapialinn-r(App.Thisre.l- .1 1 is Oise delightful in real over the:t Reports., and itt thelshomeil product of their labours. They leave no clime werisited,ete petit uneticountroil. In the Smith Sea Isle-oils they forte it Ite . populat ion almost eradicated by the ma ra ilii-, t 111 was God Almighty, says Bo; Royal c oli v.ri of (IssLriir, who sent yutir misetne. fo the, remainder Of toy people I do not wish to shock ynnr Christian oars with the free.- ties from whirh you bare reiteefneil these tislsa.ds, %WI you believe it, that they hail beau educated in scull trionelmf (minty, is to excavate the vigils, and firm ea otseu of burn ing atones, into which they . liimilly threw . their iiviiio rants, and orrrreit thi-ir infernal appi st irh the fleidi Will yon belies.. it, thitt they thuneht morilee • goitirfoi to the Good of Merry !-end the blood of his treat.. re, as their hest libation! In nine •of these iriands those abominations av• extinct-intantieitfe is aleihsheif--their orisooers- are es. changed-society is now cemented by the bond of brother hood, and the nerormil shrines that streamed with tiniest* gore, sod blazed with human Portion, wow erhos the. ~.i . u . rof peace and the sweet airline of inety. In too, *kern Prrividetiee, for seine esp. riot purpose, pi remor these litt!e „ insofar specks to hold shove one hundred millions in snli• jection-a phenomena gesreely to I* parrtseled iu himory-:. the spell of Brahma is dissolving:-the chin* of Caste at falling off-the wheals of .1 tighernaut are scarce ensaiivi int d e-The horrid custom of self-immolation iwdoity disam.,,aroot .-sad the sacred stream of birds. , mingles with the Gorges. •-(Great aprfause.l-Evun the rtarle'ssohber„ 'olidetstoitto arms, pod the license of the camp, ;mike? (fay, your Mio s ionaey)' that Bible the inmate of to s knonsvck, aoJ the companion of. Isis pillow.'-Bloch has beep the surer,* of your Missions in that count re, that one of your own Judo. s • leas publicly *Sowed, slog these Why left lodise waif yeses ago, can form on joist estimate rif what now exists there. Torn from Ouse boots to that of Africa, a Hanle I now can locution within* horror. In sixteen tlo ie Irm o , s o ot many of their islsrodp, we see the SOH of Christianiiy srisiog, tool an it rises, the whole spectral train of es. 'viable; in air. Avicolotro and rivihxation are limy in the liipoevl, Ord the pose HNlsiitsld, hustllsio at Mee *has. i On** ilia lOode en remionater osst Air !S; see plasue.)-11 any thing, SiW, moo mid to the sot itifsciihe t lint :I freh'it is the rormtriummesstlvit knowledge and Cisrisi ore adwarsciug hand in hand, and t h at whei ever I see sour 1 111issioniarice journeying, I see schools entire tip, NI it Wert, ?As landmark of their irrngress. And who ran tell what 'the consequences of this may he in offer egos? can tell whether those remote regions may not, hereafter. bi-.. come the rivals of European improve's:nit? Who shall place a loin upon the tutelltet do rivet from the %The shall sly that the future poet favernat• wilds, and that the philosopher iind the mateemno shall mit repose together beneath eh. Shadow of their -pitlwoirers - Thi• may he visinoney, but surely, in a moralimint of so. W, ' the advantages of education are not visionary -r . A twig end coutioued burst of applause followed this passim... mot in 'ti ardour impeded tbe connexion and progress of out Report. ?Mil ! prevented us float &toiling some Moat eseellesit mowark• tin • the advantages of the cultivation of the human These, Sir-othe propagation of ihr Gospel-ilie onlysoore, rent of science and of industry-the perfection. i•rth's sits the diffusion of knooledge--the happiness of iiisieltind tort and hereafteri-thrse me the blined at •of soot 'ii 4 s . sionaries, and, compared ' , nth these all bothatt earibilion sinks into the dust rosancutOrd chatiot of the c 00.,. gneror pauses--t lie sreptre fallpfrona the imperial grasp-the blossom wither, even in the patriot's garland. But dreti% like these require no panegyric-it. the word' of that Jeer friend whose tonne cool nevi r die-[lti this allusion to his lamented friend, Citron, Mr. Philion's feelings weer as - &idly much affected] -4 Thep are recorded in the liesrt from whetter they sprung, Moil in the hour of adverse vs irimitude,.ifever it shotild arrive, sweet will hr the odour of their memory, awl "melons the balm of their Amodio ion? "„Beforc I sit down, Sir, I must take the liberty of sallnt,f, that the principal objection which 1 have iteartl noised against your Institution is with me the principal motive of sly admiration-I allude, Sir, to the diffusive prineirini on *hick it o foonilml. I have seen to*. much. Sit. of sectarian higolry-tt a man. I abhor it-ris o Che•stian, blush at it-it is nut only degrading to the religion Modem. ploys even the shadow of ifitolerance, but it is nu ittioti.l34 despotism in the !Government -that colsofenaticeb it. 'hirer are my upinious, and I wilt not suppress them. Our teii 7 gigs has its Valletta demi-Must...rue nett they sire nit so gliug to the same!bout% by different ar , lin.s, sod when I meet them um their way-I eare not o iis y be - Protestant nr Preshyterinn, litomoder or Catholic, know sionista Cbrimtans, mot I will embrace them •I Isrethiren.--Pti% 'whir and libel al issutinsent was eterivitl with the warmest burst of heartfelt sympathy and &hold' I hail, then, the futitidotios of such a'Society as this-I mat it, in many respects, as an' happr omen.-1 h a ll it a s so mtgary of that roming day when :he bright bow of Chris. tinnily, commencing its the heavens mot encoanditiplog the earth., shall Meted* the etribiemi of every clime mot ciikor beneath she aryls of its prninise and the glory of its 1 thank this meeting for the mime than corirto-ip with which it has received me, nod I feel great pleasure io lo oposing this fttotoint inn for their minplion.' • After Mr. l'billips sat deem the cheering eontioweil.for FOORTIi •NNIVEHSARY OF THE GLOUC AS TE KS H UK MISSIONARY SO CIETY. [From the ChcfrinioneCitroeirle.) On Theraday, as we hot week antie4pmerl, s most moan- nos meeting was held in our Town.halletrt ereeive the Report of the Committee, and adopt m eson,* foe th e f u t ure ' , u ps. 'rot v or the i n stit u tion. stn the minion of the Rev. William Iti•frop. of (Amender. that " Obadiah P. Walkers, F.M. do take the Chair," tieing unanimously earned, Mr. Wathen, so I Thairnann, addressed the meeting in a most ingenuous anti applicable *peril,. I inertia:l that the inteprlant office had not devolved op .11 a Orson More capable of sustaining it. He then ari)eend le Aloe formation of iheSociety, in 1'796, fiat traced ila pmgresis lip in the preaent period. *lt arose," said he, " like the - email cloud seen by St. Paul, no bigger ilea man's handobet which had now printed all over the sky, mad Was pining down the slovens of blessedness all over Ike earth. He then recapitulated some of the happy tense riiieleces that had been effected by the exertions of the Mix. *notaries; and requested the Rey. .h.thit Border, of Stroud, .10 rend Id the %belief the presses* that had been made *ince the tail 'tepee. ~f the Committee, which having bete dime, the Chairman call. di upon the Rev. William Rishopv wise in a speech of much detail pointed out the great and important advantage* which bad been achieved over regions ; and proposed the Ilan Resolution. which wa•leconded in a very animated speech by the Cdkins, and carried nosnistously. Flue Iles. W. Ttioltet 1110 W roxe sell propeard the second Reatilittion. II had, been objected to the plan sad object of the Missionary Society, that man should be cieilizeri, before he was Chriklionicerl; hut this point he was by no Means willing le rmiretle, purposed aoimadvert ine open it at the Cheltenham Chapel iu the evening. As an evidence, however, of the futility of such an assertion, he dwelt considerably epos the rapid progress of civilisatioe amongst the Hottentots after they had first eeperieuced the benefit 'awl Hie effiracy of Gospel troth; and proceeded to elucidate his statements tia facts. The Revereod Gentlemen - now opettal au immense clasp kinfe, which occarienei so e‘traoralinary Mullein amongst his auditors—'a Be nee alarmed," and he, " it is not' a tomahawk—but a praising hunk!"—lt hail heel) betittelii over by a telation of his, who had visited the Cape, and been amongst several of the sbanary stations, where he (initial the most glories* evidences of the force of Christiminy, and of the semeandel seal mid proweeracce of. the M 'Mi. knife bad bees ' , hewn to the manufacture's of Sheffield, who all declared that Sliettield never had, and never could minion p se perior Retitle, and yet it was the work of tenanted Hot. trinnts next produced a frill, the work of the female rearesta, which had cached the admiration of several Ladies to • whom it had bees shine ; Lord Somerset's family bad ordered entire dresses of the same worneilecture. My rale lien, said be,.haa aim spoken much of the sweeteemof Vbe viiien'tte the Hutteamota, pas ientarly• is religiose eIIIIMIMMI I me that, enmpared with (IBMs the Si. et it, chnits he ever heard erille.Wiladdllealld: • heard much of disinterested besemeireica4l principle—We Love sundries* not fur its own asks% which the love of it impede. have _As fee its awn Wettest,/ as for the pleasure of that heartiness kindles in thvbeert..- ,nterealed benevolence" is at best but an amiable selfi ~—and of that welhshuras I impeach yin', Mr. Chair man, am' I impeach this Meeting; neither will I myself mond acquitted of it. I own, whersoer the feast of benevoleuce is held, I like to he a poet—one it only to pick ep the crumbs that fall from the table. And this M a selealasese which I triad may never be stiffens' to abate! In velour arithmetic, if you subtraefflon from stece.thenfire resale; but in the arithmetic of Chris t en besevulenee, If you nib tenet Ire Pam amen, ihirle. Nee T enlatis-.-beeatme, we are told, that all heavenly rot artla.aretteven•fuld -aurl, therefore, sere* limits fire is ihiriliise!—(Losg anti sashimi's! syl ph:me eoemies of the /Society hare Compared our alissioas to the Crusades—and charged upon our headset! the fanaticism and mnilitese of name times —The Rev. Speaker then most ably contrasted the peewees and the rants of the M1.9i011111! Society with the desolating and of the Crusades. and not only vindicated the Sor' ty from the aspersion% of its opponents, hot placed its character in the most exalted point of view. It was the maxim of the great est captain that ever lived, Carew, " to naafi nothing done, while aright remained to do." In she same sincerity let Ha all anile iu the prepagatitre nfilsis great and godlike canoe, amid comet nothing dune while any thing remains to do:— [This burst of oratory came so tinetepertedly upon Yes, that we ',intent extremely we are not able to furnish a store minute report of it ] The Iteetillition was seconded by the Roy. John Brown, who, in a most ciamplimeolary 'speech, paid a just Kamm to the abilities of the Rev. Mr. Thorpe, the effect of winch he akonlil not weaken by any effort of his, which men fall so infinitely beneath the powerful sp. peal IQ which they bad just liarned with se mach delight. The Rev. G fiUltrivSt, ti.cretary to the I.oetkie Society, at the request of the Chairmen, entered into a detail of the general pressen of the Slissionaries' labours, and enumerat ed their various amitosis and appointments. The Rev.-- WaLyra roposed the Third Pinotetine, which was aecnn'led by the Reverend H. 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L EXICON to the NEW TESTA3I ENT, with Et:- ample , of thelerontar Indervione, &e lo the pocket sire. •.• The object of this 11'ork is to of to the Public, cat 111 forts Anted to bind up with the Pocket (:sews 'reynotteent, all that is necessary Co- a gentral piplerstunling of thtt portion of the Holy Seri/warm in the Grerk Tongue. It will contain many IVurds vinnamonly omitted to, other Lexicons. CHESS IN TABLEA. On the lath of November will he publiehrd, by Baldwin, Cratlock, awl Joy, in royal Sri). wills an a legant Feu's t ispiette, ii ESS rendered Fi ! rnilior by TA RULA It IL/ DEIIONSTIIATIONS of the carton* Positiotta and Movementa of the Atacribtit in the Analytical Teeatiew by P 11110.0; peavey Critical Sititatiunn Moves, and a Familiar IntenduAina tat the Game. G. rOtlitMAN. ADELPHI THEATRE. STRAND, I LATE THE SANS PAR EIL. The New Barletta of The Green Dragon was law night ho. nourcil by a most elegant snit crowded awenshlage with the most decided approtratiou and unanimous applause t in counequence of the great overflow to terry mot of the Theatre, the Public are most respeetfidly informed it will lie repeated every Evening till further notice. THIS EVENING. Vl' EDN ESDA Y. Oet. 20, preceding thi P•oformanee, an OCCASIONAL AD DRESS will be 'pokes by Mrs.W. S. Chatterlcy (of the Eng lish Opera-House) and Mr. Lee. Afterashich will be pretest" an entis new Cusnic Barletta, entitled ..„' • THE' GREEN DRAGON ; OR, rvE QUITE vottour. With appropriate nt w Music, Dresses, Scenery, and Decorations. Captain Venture, Mr. Jones; Squire Jovial. Mr. Lee (from the Surrey and Olympic Theatres); Squire Rattlepate,.Mr. John Reeve (I,om the English Open-Hoissel ; Eliot. Mr. W S. Chaiterh-y (from the English Opera-Hasse); Roger Sieveskull, Mr. Wilkiuson (from the English Op , ra.lloitav) ; II umpbry Nob, Mr. Cowcli ifrom the Theatre Royal, Drnry hoe). Cars, Miss Elise Scott (from the Theatre Royal, Haimarket. Iteturrn the Pieces, a P 26 de Trois, by the three Misses Dennett (from the Theatre Royal, Covent-garden). To resirlodt with the Barletta of TOM THUMB. Tern Thumb the Great, Mass Norsey (from the Rom, The stre); King Arthur, Mr. W. S. Chatterley ; Lord Geis. ale, Mr. John Reeve (his 3d appearance in that character); No idle, Mr. Jones; Dundle, Mr. Campbell ; Ghost of Gaffer Tlion:b., Mr. O'Callaghan (from the Etsgli.iti Opr(*.House. Do'l3loll*, Mrs. Alsop (fruits the Theatres Royal Drury.laue soil Caveat-garden). _—.---------. *. Oa the 10th of November will be published, by Crsdock, And Jes, • DISCOTTRSES liw TIiREE CREEDS, and on the nom ACP. offered in nor SAVIOUR no certain and particular Occasions, during his Ministry, as eaprerered in the Exarizetiell Wntiogx, by the Greek Tern' TIPOTKINTEI. Preached hero-. the Univrisity of Oxford at St. Mary's, in the years ISIG. 1317. With a copious and diataiet Ifys in each Set of Sermon*. Etm,tan NARES, 0 D. Select Preselor, It•gi:l4 Profroior of Modern lliatmy in the University a Oxford, and Rector of Riddroden, Kent. LEYItACS FRENCH DICTIONARY. Speedily will be pnblished, in ltmo. the Second Edition of AFRENCH ENGLISH , and ENG LISH and FRENCH DICTIONARY. Dv M. DE LETIZAC. Author of the Practical Grammar of the Frenrhe Language, &c. kc. Thoronzlilv revised and improved ; the two Part• care. with the isoliention of all the irregularities of the French Prouuuct:li IOTS ; by C. Gran. Liooluit : Piiuted fur Rslderio, Crallork, and Joy, Pater nnatee ru ; Loud G. and W. R. Whittaker, Ave• Maria-lane. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. COLLIN'S, At his Auction Room, Unstreet, Town of Portses, nn MONDAY NEXT, the 'lsth of October, 11119, and tbe following days, at Sit o'Clock, ACOLLECTION OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES: comprising Gold, Silver, and sletal Waltims; earful Piste, Metes and Women's Rearing Ap parels Sol sadallYable Linen, Bed hangings, and various other articles, pledged in months prior to and in the month or October, ISIS,' with the following Pawnbrokers •iz.-- Dhoti, College-strati ; Sayer, Havant-street; Kemp, Marl barongh-row ; Nathan. St. Jayvees-street ,• and Stsplefortl, kreilerick-street, Town of Portsea—with Slow, Paradise row; 'Charlotte-row; and Ctrillipp, Greeittam street. Island of Porisea—with Prtee, Wsrldttigton-strect; lierstry, St. Marirstreet ; ma Gilbert, Broad-street, Portainonth—with Tnyler, Sooth street; King, Smith strest; Jltwes. Stoth.‘ireet; Hart, North-street; aad Bur gle**, Nonb-street, Gosport. May he viewed, and Catalogues Intl at the !Nom... ELEGANT POCKET EDITION OF LIVY. • This day is publOhed. is five mall salami.% prinfiell• a very superior „ price 1/ LIVII I'ATAVINI fIISTORIARITM • LIBRI SCPERSTITES,, rum deperilitorum vu. Inmiouum cutripettiliii., oh antlers, scripture ronfemis. Fa t Drakenhocch oPdgmin Sistoptilnis Birdwell et Martin ; J. 110,:ker ; Baldwin, reaslock,•t Joy ; G rt W. B. Whittaker ; J. Walker; Cd. wards et Kaiihb; J. Rubins o n ; et B. Reynold*. • By whom elan have been recently published, accurate Editions of the Text of she followin% Anthers(, ter the denomination of THE REGENT'S CLASSICS. Horace, 4*. 6.l.—Vircil, with the Coles, &c. 6g.—Te. ream., fig.—Juvenal soul Pepsins, 2 sid.—Ltican, wit Is Msy'a Snpidaramat, 65.6.1.—0vid, 3 vols It•i.—Martial, Ss. ad.— fff Catalina, Tibullits, and Peorrtius, 3s.—Cmsar, with Bir ths*, &c. 71. 61.—Taeitii, with iirmitirt's Stipplcmetiti,' 3 vols. 100. 6d.--.Salltslo, with some insecesting stud Jast 7*.--Flornis and PA &CITY, inn*, 71.—Cionelius iSiejmus and PUIIIpUDIUS Niels, 3s. 134 *Clanstlan, 6s. 6.1. •, • Cicero mid Lucretius are in the Press. The Publisher* of this Collection flatter themselves that they render asi arceptabie and important 'service to time lovers of ancient literature, in sirovelline fur them. at a moderate and cum !mond. CLASSICAL GEOGRAPHY; Lein: a Second Part of a Sanatory of Geography, Asieirsit and Modern: a new and improved Edition. • 12rno. 3.. dil. booed. PRACTICAL GEOGRAPHY; containing a concise View , of Europe, Ards, Africa, and America, A fuller Descrip. tan of the tame Paris. A tr Sect Tab'e of the Latitude sal Longitude of the most remarkable Place* on the Earth. A calcite Index to 1.7,1 ii . I HiAory, with Tattles of the Kings of England mutt France. Ilv J . °loran, A.M. Seventh Edition, considerably tolarged. IZino. bs. bound. GEOGRAPHY and HISTORY ; selected by a Lady for thesis': of ire own Children. To which i• 110 Vi adder!, a thurt introduction to ancient Geography ; alb° a Descrip. tau of the Solar System. The tenth Edition, l2ino. et. lid. bound. SUMMARY of GEOGRAPHY and HISTORY, both [Ancient and Modern. Desigued chiefly to connect the Study of Classical Learaing with that sof General linow!edge. By Alextoilt r Adam, LL.D. Fifth Folliiioi., Svo. 154, bound. ROMAN ANTIQUITIES! or, an Account of the Mea ner, and Customs of the Romans; designed (idea, to illus trate the Latin Ceasing, by explainiug worth and Phru‘s Irmo the rites and customs to which they refer. By Alex iander Attain, LLD. deo. As. honed*. 1 The CHILDREN'S FRI EN D. Translated from the ' French by M. Rtrquiu. A new Edition, complete iii 3 vols. 112.. hoards. 1 EVENING AMUSP.MENTS; or, the Beauties of the Heaves§ Displayed; iii which several striking appearances to be o bserved in swans evenings in the Heaven*, tifing the Year 11119, are described. By William Frend, Eaq.lll A. Actuary of the Rock Life AVIOSIVOIee Company, mud late Flllow of Jesus College. Cambridge. " Doren& Disco." • '0 Thit Volume contain' Remark* on the Errors i n the •. k*p N an tical Alsitatieck fur the Years lelli, IWO, of vital im portance to the Commercial mud S hi pp in g luierests of ibis ' matey; mail on the Calculation. of Time, by whiqb the offsetting of Woe Courts of Law is regulated. The •Patle . -....11.—....it0.a1m0wared Moan Ceres, for Ilea Year 18)9, AZARO and CO. (establi , tiutri a Century) IL gold in Shares FOUR PRIZFS of 30,0001. in the two Ina Lottery Cataract% ! btritles other Prizes of 20,0001. tto. Ce. ke. II AZAR I) and CO. respectfully recommend the New Lot tfr, to commence on LORD MAYOII'S DAY, Norms. r 9, when the 5,000 Ti. loos now on Sale wilt he drawn, whois are sore to obtain at least TWO of the EIGHT TWENTY THOUSANDS, funny and Consuls, contained ,n the Tw• United Lotteries of 10,000 Tickets each. Lowest cordial and Ilitteriag greeting, Mr. PRILLIPS effile forward and thus adds-eased the Chair. • m an ;•-o." Sir, after the elartaeace with whirl. so raawy gristle men have gratified and drlighitotthis most respeetutik amnia. bly, and after the almost inspired sildress alone of them, free almost 'shams(' of having Ofeeiled to the wishes ar the Cos. m it tee by proposing the Itesolat ion which I hove the honour to caloric. I should •pologisr, St., fur erea the few we. meets iattasiots which I menu to make apron this Sleeting, did I not ferl thlt I boil ito right tu consider in7wlf as galls stranger; did I not fcrl that the subjett Witten we inm a iiiie great social family,und gives to the merest sojiittruer the claim of a brother and • frieni.--(epplanite.)--At a time like this perti4m, when the lurid.l is abroad, sod the Prise la •.* Two Tii krt• of the lame Fair may be obtained, and omotoera rueurrtl ois rally application, AZARD and (.?a Oct,Mr WI, South Gore of the Royal Exehaulm; 26. Coombs11; and 321. Oxford-street, e quer of r-sired ; where Schemes explaining every particular, bad graile. ;1-IAI-11)511N. GOODLUCK. and CO. respectful.' acquaint the V..blie, that the STATE .'ERY of 10,090 Tickets, •ith a Chaser of Eiy,let Prizes of 20,0001. Mouey mud Cassels, beshles other C.pi tali, sad the lowest Prizes 161. in the united Scheme, con. 'llaieing all the Prises belougieg to two dielinet Lotteries of VIM Tickets each, will begin Drawieg the 9th November; Pia Day, 9th December, Ifll9. ' As the Lonely alli be drawn is Classes, I'o/chasers way die choice of soy Two Tickets or the n.nte fair, by li, if fortunate, thi y way obtain upwards or 4o,ntrot. sad Conseil , • e a sad Shares ars selliag .ley RICHARDSON, CR, sad CO. at their Offices, Uniik.buildinea, ;II Ow ; sail (seine %hotline - of thußines.taew.' Clio toe. gm.; whet sold, last Lottery, N 0.710, a Prize of 3604)01. CNlPOlite Retests gratis. 111.10 ••••••.- _ i+ de+erilied Alen, The EVENING AMUSEMENTS from the Year 1804. Captain Vi the Surrey am John Rt-eve W S. Chang Soeverk mil, A Ilumpbry NI hoe). Cora Haymarket. Iletoactoo 11 DE ttnett (fru Tern Thu Theatre); J Mr. Joh u,.11e, Mr. Ttwan:b. Mr 1)0431011a, P and Curtai- -1 Ai hie Air IIONDA fulloooiox A COL PLE w‘leitcs• t p.lirl. 11:1 4 Other 'Kid ..1 October 1:41ff,, Coll borough-ea l'rrderlck.s row; street. trio Ilerstry, Purtmont surest: '1 sprit, Noll May I llnr AZ AB. rot 1.1%; Little & II ALAI Ivry. lo I I.r Y. wit whieh art TWENT' in the Ta Prise lea •.y To !.,...ritt ' 4 l-iAZA Ezeitaitas Swznow-i nil) be LOTT El Prizes of tale, and raining a 10,0410 %Kona 1 O • As the • i Ilriee the MOW, I Rtskr 90D1 Corsiall COM/ •, I • ious C.olleetinn of I Moves, In" n r. 11. . ,... • ..r.”.•.... ..... --. . Willion, iruch en- fly J. G. r.PHLMAN. ordered entire drew ~attie, Cww par, Sir - Imo, Wiid be..has IN and many Dike, s. On the 23i 4..lll4reeipber will te p u blished. v;iites'ise the Holten A N I.IV -CONIV6N i()N to i Ise C A I.EN. me 4 sm. &opium m e i Estritris abridged /111. 13.1 r.: being.; iniketicil - soil iliionriril Gioia to the lkie- hiron gimlivii ch ..hound. I Paillic Establishments; Literary, Seterbee. and Coosisivre 8.""'—"I bare Ira" Ike „,,,,,,,,,,,,;;C.4 1 -604 knnitsittessa4.6o4Chwitdatlitl ..w.tikipeas. Grilse Veiled den the Punditic . "• - • 4 • —.kr ... • • •••••4•• ••• • Wit (us the flatlietti , MO. 4s. 6d. bound . I I ‘inn 4 "'" . *.• Thi• Book, which will he nobtletwissi* the mire day Virilles OM et 111 . 01 I int P"lnnint 6'44 with the dinsanacks, will be weiforat in size, and bound is flint tilt Prld° o P "P i /4 or sct"'° l ". the same manner as the ealrodars. Sorb " diermied :-isphy,” &c. 3 vols. lAwnlon : Panted for R31411.1n, Cradork. sad Joy, l'ister. nnifialn• —and of t nor t er - to w; and Suttall, Evince, nod Fox. 8114liCieefill.. M 34, amt I impeach sequiiird of it. la . . of mimeo, literature, te 1 ... . -. price, and in • small compass, a oral, mato in, sod coin- I like this permits, wilco mu to ..... . ... _..._ ___ , ;dew Libre, yof the Latin Classic rtiwtl, in typ o graphic Atheist std the disbelis ver triumph in their blasphemy, it ' After elegance and accuracy, to the celebrate d F.lzievir Iblitiona. behoves the humblest Christian to range Annul( herseeels the aistos hate and superior to them it !the purity of the text—corrected soul humeri of his faith, awl arrest, even by his martyrdom, the sincerity of hie •Ilegvioct.—!Greof Arpfwfwm.)** - Wbow 1 ~ !YEW GRANADA ANL) 'VENEZUELA. • amended as it has bren, core the day. of the' Elamite, by the industry and sagacity of Ilterarli eritits in differ'''. ante- , eonaidrr the source whence Christiemity Ws wornme*lfie , ---men-- tries froor a review of nU the existing Editions, with the .humility of its origin—the poverty of disciples-11m lei- collation of ancient Mac itscripts, which had before lain ob.. rakes nr 1,. e r ration—tthe mighty sway it Us earairsdh oot BULLETIN OF THE LI BKRATING ARMY OF NEW *cure and tinkotten in the nnexplirred rect.«, of poblie sod milyerver ths civilised await, but shish yore AtissiOse are GRANADA.—NIr. il. private Labrariee. bendy exteniline, over lawless, mindlem„ and bodkin's! OF ) ' July e 5, lair'. The aggregate productions of the separate labours of those gionc—l own the awftil presence of the Godliesidw-embing i _ it: pee as 'male cuisines haul j.tined, aloe. arm Mi r' 'n critic. 14.11ililute the destined Collectfon, which, theerfese, Ws than a Divittdv cenhl have dose it l—The plume, the , match of GArliesa, the 91-my moved ',in the °comae:" t.t may with *dice be deemed as peeler% sod mumoiete a Body preyarlices, the seperstittuns of the earth, were all is arms Ma Rosa, with the intenti.on of taking oomeasimi i.f .f Lat hilly, es csn reasonably heexpected.frota any source. against it ;it had nor swami nor . rgeptrt--its ftninder wee i 'that fertile Maine', and monsmis:ing the valley of fotemn•••• yet known to the liteiary world % the text of each Antlror Is vogir-41. *roles were lowly ilebeenern—its haverei This movrinret obit(' d the enemy to obsodure Isis pesiiiini •t being copied him that pertientac,MANtatati relerther fortigu leOpliate, lowly and ensulticated—its cradle wash in peon dm .Topego, NIA fall hack Gil Ilii. Minster Boner, i Cie •nr doesontie, which steed& lkiglatot la - . otatioa of the i to . home a d en cron— its earthly diadem a crown of= lommotfOole vicinity a the city of Takla. Os the ~ ourt Literati ; and the 'repress/6w Whig ender the And yet, forth it went—that lowly, Imaable, oral resented itself oat the • front or Me mislay's/positions, vigilant inspection el .reopere.Wlbliteseeliolyrotalilleal fir epitiomstl.tbe Melo 4 the Mendota fell i ant the t wih !Fie vlOtruliewf. from Ilk ilmw .ol-004.110 ildihst i tZt the teak. I . the mighty tivirMell i eta rajas/ma 'OS* bee Frees old Ina aid al rees4ll6.ll644lllll4olllltier —._ .., GBF.EK into‘orrr. On the idtb of NoWelcher will paildisieel, Aro. price se. M Baldwin, Credo". marl toy, WILE ‘i FATS of GREKK PitoS01)1" and et._4 NETBF compiled from s'w boil Authorities, Ali ment and By T110:11,44 WEBB. •