The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1804-11-30 00:00:00

T ti• C' • • .---... C. , ': - . ' •••• , ' - ' l e.. ',7 7 " . " 4 ', 4 1 : . . - !Ail! "1 ; ;:. *4 !•-• , : ~...t ,w 7 .. ..; . '''.' • ,- c c• Y • • - • ' • • • - . • rtitto.b .13.refo, - ^ ..,:• . , o'. ...,;%; 3 1 !J /C• !et •-• Jl:7, • i•••••-- . 5t 31 rrHEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Nov. 30, Their Ma joties Servants will ne7inrin P;av, called DEAF AND DUMB. Julio, Miss De Camp ; Darilmiont,iir7Wrottehton ; St. Ai m% qtr H. Johnston ; Franyal, Mr. Idarrytnore ; Do L'Epes, 11„)ominique, Mr St:ett. Madame nanyal, p," Marianne, Mrs. M-niltain (with a Song computed by Mr. Kelly); Claudine, Mrs. Sparks. After which will be performed (for the 10th dine) an Operatic iii two acts, called MATRIMONY. The Principal Characters by Mr. peeton, Mr. Elliston, Mr. Johnstone, Mr. Fisher, Mr. ni,e, Mrs. Jordan Mr' gland. 'Om YOUNG RI)SCIUS Iwint enraged at this Theatre, the are reepetlfaliy informed, that he will make his First Ap.dearance early in the Second Week in 1/ecember. The New Operatic Piece of Matrimony will he repeated every eweaing till further antice.--fu morrow, after the Co. ' nu de Of The Dirtylludy. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT -1 GARDEN. THIS EVENING:, FRIDAY, Nov. 90, ail br performe4 a New Comedy. in Five Aas, called THIi. BLIND BARGAIN; 0 , , HEAR HIM OUT. With New Scenes and Dresses. The Cnaracteis by Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Farley, Mr. Finery, Mr Wanclierd, Mr. C Nemble, Mr. Cutting, Mr. Jefferie, Mr. At kins, Mr.. GilOw, Mrs. Davenport, Mitt Davies (with a Song ur Character),Mrs.Eniery. To Which wiill be;coldril, the Musical Piece of PAUL ANI) VIRGINIA. The Public are respectfully informed that Triernneow Master BETTY will mak. his Fast Appearance in London, in the Character of ACIIMET, i the Tragedy of eA BIROSSA —.To which will be added, The Horse and the Widow. The Nights of Master BETTY's Performance in the ensuing Week, wdl be on Monday, Wedneiday, and Friday. N 0.4, CORNHILI., and No 9, CH NRINO.C9OSS. BISH solicits the Public to read with atten -1 • that the GR 4.ND LOTTERY SCHEME in is Pr• per, which they will find to contain mire CAPIT.U. I'YI%'•.S than usual in a Lottery of so few Tickets, and th.. ereat semen that hat attended the Purchasers of Ticket,: And Saart.s at his Offices of late years (with the pubctu.lity 'hit ha; hem oh-erred in the l'atßiem; will, he flatters himself, ensure Caeir future Lagoon. The prer:mt S.-heme contains 1 Prize of 25,601 3 Pre:es of I. 5,000 2 10,000 to _ _ he tie. Stc Tickets and Share' are ,eding at the above Offie 3 in rent Taney, anal ail Bustue.s au the Pubiie Funds taansacted with fidelity and dispatch. and J. PATRICK mo s t res p ect f u ll y i n f orm J the Sabilnv sad Gentry in ge , ierail, that they have con siderably ambled the.. ,remeres, laid in all MI6!! ~.•w rU tent of PaSHI4 . ./NAIILE and Ht/USEI-14/I,D DRA• PERT, which thr, sulonit for their inspection; arnmigst which are a variety of rich Ital , Ari Lustre', wove Serms, and the newest patterns in Fury Cambric., far drere,; Utl - hested Cambric 21.1.; Super Long Cl ut h s 4s. ; V:1-11 an-1 throe-quarters wide Cambric Mesita, 21. 4d. very fine dint., 3s. id ; With en assrtment of fancy and coloured Muslin& and Acqwets, lmitation India Shawls, &c. ' INDIA GOO'n .F . . 1 1-witle India Calicoes 10d Stout date, "Ms simelliostilisolies Asset; *CI om4•4rrt Sectsmen, e Mulls, 24. 6d. Stripes and C tied Checks at 3i.6d. 101.1SEHOLD LINEN.--F. II and Tied An.l Half wide Sentch, and Menke Ho:l.trel Sheetruri; several dozen of Diaper - itali.fast Cloths, from 2s. 1 . 41 with a variety of large Dunn 'r no, very cheat, some a little soiled in) ; an even v assortment of the cheapest And best Counter:sane; rer !feted to sale; a rick of Superfine Furniture Dimities. at south 2s. 641. Pine Welch Flannels Fami:y .ee. &c. all charge 1 the lowest Wrin.e:ale Prices for R. 317 ISloney, from which it is an invariable rule to make im abate ment, at ICI. 1, Franeis.street, and No 13, Mary-la-bonne street, Piccadilly. SIIICURITY TO THE PUBLIC. TO prevent Fraud, the Hon. the Commissioners of His Maiesty's Stamp Office have granted periiii..si .ti to DR. BRODU‘L to lure 116 . 11413 C in full I.mgth ins-rted 03 the Stamps of his :Medicines. viz. WM. BRODUNI, NO. 9, ALBION •ST :lEr.'l', BIACK ERIAR'S-R0 %LI, to imitate which is Felony. The M...shcines are nut genuine, unless the above Name is on the Stamps A certain Preventive of many Dleorders.—Nothing bring Mat wanting at this season of the year than a purifier of tile blood, that will effectually era.licalr those eruptions, which wow generally make their appearance on thee! w h o are of lict•A with a Scorbutic Complaint, it iv wah iiinnite p:easioro wi• amour:tee the soaves that has attendorl the administration of the Botanic'''. Syrup Another inoti-e fur us to present thi. Address to the Public is, the knowledge that if the 11.itanicai Syrup is taken in time, it will prevent those severe is of M eets, which always prevail in this and the ensuing month;. , ?he Bota.lical Syrup effectually cures Evils, Cancers, Le. prosy, and Scooptiol.nis Complaints. The many tlubt4nti tots performed by this invaluable Medicine may be readily wen in the Lo,: Inn and Bath Papers. The Botanical Syrup nil Rest•iortive Ne,.., 0 4 Cordial to bo had at the house, Nu. 9, lb:on-street, Bliesfrini road. N. 11.—. A. 1). iwouton, the Proprietor (Son of Dr. Swinton, dhow of th- Royal College of' Physicians, London , may be •nsulted from 10 t ill 5 , or b y Latter containing the usual res. A five Guinea Bottle contains six at 225. I BY THE KING' . ROYAL LETTERS P A T ENT. GODBOLLYs VEGETABLE BALSAM, f or the Cure a col io liS . COLDS, ASTHM AS, and CON SUMP Ilt./NS. It is admitted by 1 body of Phialciarts, that this Medicine is the first in the weld for the above Complaints; sad for the benefit of the Community, the folluieng persons bare desired their Cues to be made public : J. Coward, Jeweller, asissi•es aim he was cured of a deep Decline by the above Me.twinst, after being given over be Dr. Boyer, mid continues in perfect health. Signed H. Coward, Prillemstreet, May 1, 1604. William Joliet, Carpenter, Aldgate, informs the Public, he was cured of a deep Decline by the same Medicine, after he. o'e ;dyes over b y D r. L staom . Signed Wm. Jones, June 40, late. J• Keene, Gardener, Godalming, through the recommends- Woof Larly laibella Tumour, inform* the Public, he 'mei. .1 a perfect Cure by the same Medicine, after b-irig iii a deep W ein', anl given over by the most eminent of the Faculty. Signed' Keene, Jan 1, 1804. A Child and a young Woman at Ox'ord, through the "troth herniation of the Rey. Mr. Hinton, are aku cured of the stove Bonder by the seeie Molicine. Siried Men A. /baton, .Aug. k Ift4. ___ Williant Wheeler Rix, Henley, b'g the Public to b^ ir•.- flame', be 11 curd of a deep Ikvlitie by the same 114delne, l>r it , :blgiven (met by the Faculty. Styled Wm. Whiselcr Now winter falls " A heavy (NOM op , re.sive tier the world, nature d ling inlluence malign, Aml rouses upth, weds of.lark disease.' I T is now, indeed. that many a complaint, before lurking in Ow habit, begin. to be severely felt. The Scurvy and the Scrophula, no longer ea.. -A by rspirat i na, appear with aggr ivated symptom.. Grant It pe hromVism rack the joint., and prociams, iu potatol to mg.., the change of season. Colds, Cough., Asthma, and other affect:on. of the Lung., are the commons, thotigi danger.,,,., attend.,,., o f wlwt-r. If you WWI for advice hnw best to avos:d their attack., h''w to 01 " 1 2 1 'e th e ir wwentYs and bow, h, concor-ence with Naturu'. knot .111 its , to obtain ee ire , read Dr. WEIIS'ITR's « PRACTICAL 0 4 NERvAinuNs on hi e pßEseavA- Ttov aIrIEALTII;" awl avail yourself of Isis Limitable dis covery', the ESGLIStiI DIET DRINK: the aifety, towl efßeacr of whteh have long been placed, by repeated ti.tl., boyonil the :ioselaility of a doubt. The Edwin of the. Work, price 4.. end the Diet Drt .k, in pint , bottle., at 7s. 6.1. or, pith a double rittantity, 14s. • . . . at N 0.29. ' Age. t. 'l. 1.4, CI". ilat and ; Joe. Nook. , • --. •••, a WWII, qua n tity, ley LW e•cunl• . miltaco cwcc• V W etc h (duty included — ), arc sohl by tbe Proprietors, at NI 21 !• 19• 1614. , Konn.ngton.lane, Vainehali; also by their prviciord A Certcates of Cures from the Right Hon. Maript.s ' , if."' Mr. W. Forbes, V 9, Poultry ; Nfes.rs. flacon and Co. 4n, Lord , Dudley and Ward. Growl'''. Mae °^3l ` l 9 OxfArd-street ; Ward, ;Ha, Moinoro ; Ox'ey and Cu. me, and nuoserous ushers of th e &c- lag "e cYr nom/ to Her Majesty. 27. Haymarket; Pididgley, aPPlymg to the Pmpribtors, Bloolintb tryst Islam Druggist, 49, Strand ; Commeree. row, Wu 14 11 So!cl by Ching and Butler, Clace:Pod• I •%hmir and "" mad ; Herriett Druggist 28, High steer , cup kl St. Nora Cliorch•yard; IVI , ;41. and Co. lie. 1:6 Oa- dan, ruggist, ?3, Whitchapl; 3114 In At least one. J "t'c't ; mid mum Aber Public Vender* I* 11 1 , " V ai l l id seller or respectable Vendor is Punlie Medicines in ovary morloie • cilia Town in the United Kingdom. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1804. PERCII A RD, Mayor. A Common Council, holden in the Chamber of the Guild hall, of the City 0 London, on THURSDAY the 20tli day of November, 1804; RIC , OLVE THAT the THANKS o f t hi s COURT be given tome Right Honourable JOFIN PER ltIN(;, late Loyd Mayor of this City, fur his film and unriKlit Cvi,ditct, for his strut and impartial Administration of Justice, 4111,1 ti,r he; inte grity mid ahility in performing the several Pubic Giitiei of that high and important Office. WOODTGURPE. GUILIMALL, LONDON, Nov 29, 1 1 104. T HE commirrhE for GENERAL PUR POSES will meet at the Mansiin House, on WED NESDAY next, the 3th day of Decemher, at Twelve o'Ci oc k at Noon pre e l se ly, to LE TT by PUBLIC AUCTION, a DE PUTATION or LEASE, for Two Tenn, from Christmas next, of the TOLLS laid upon all HORS'S and CARRIAGE% paiailif,- on a SUNDAY, over IifACKFRIAIt'a VOA:, by virtue of an Act of Parliament, in that use matte awl pro voled. Father Particulars may be known, by application at the Town Clerk's Office, between the hours of El-vet, .out Three. WOOI /THOR PE TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK. LA OM. AND GI! LLLL M E N, H AVVNG already signified my intention of be coming. cANninArE fo- a Scat in the Dirretim:, whenever a Vauancy might take ober, I now beg leave ttio,t earnestly to entreat tt'e honour ol root Vote and Interest, to sae. ceerl your late much lamented Director, Mr: JACKSON. In the diligent pursuit of my Canvas for that honourable , :ituation, my rynomal application will ilot,l trUit, be deemed iotrusive ; and, , •houtil they bar crowned with successful marks of your fa. vourable opinion, ray seal shall be ouremitted to evince the high semis 1 entertain of my public antori‘ate obligation. I have rite honour to be, w;th the greatest respect, Ladies and Gentlemen Wallwood-Histrie, Your devoted humble Servant, Laytonitnne, Nov 24,1504. GEORGE MILLETT. A MEETING of Capt. MILLETT' s FRIEND S ri will be held at the LONDON TAVERN, 141•11011,i- G ‘TE•TE on TUESDAY NFXT, tt,e 4th of DE CENINFIt, at TWO o'Clock precisely, for the Pur i mie of clutvirtering of the proper Steps to be pur,heel to secure the Sucees, or hi; APPLICA TION for the VAC-S,NT SEAT is the EAST INDIA DIRECTION. Cornautee Room, No. 2, Cowper's-court, Cornhil!, Nov 29. TO THE PROPRIETOR S.(ll' EASY INDIA STOCK. LADIIS 'No GENTI.I,FI4, NIOTIVF:S, whi c h fl.itter myself y o u will sp .& prove, inch, me to !!evivits giving von any trouble on the present YAC:V4CY is the DIKFMON, occasioned by the •Ivich lam-nted Death of Mr WILLIAIII ADAIR JACKSON. It h a daty, bower -r, •ehieh I owe to ytm, as well ; tny'selr, now expliettly to clec'are, that it is my fisA itination to bring my pretension. , o your favour to the fl;,!tor, on the next Vacancy 'flitch nay occur, when I IIiVC much pleasitr , in a. - surittg you, 'tut the reidd• of my own estirtiss, and "se report of nay Friends, I 1.4 r ,. every prospect •tf complete S. news. 1 it tve the liono..r to be, Lat!tes and Gmtlemets, Amery-- square,. Your obed:eat faithful Servant, 29th N.,0.1p04. JAMES SHAW. TO 17111ZRISPRIFTORS Of EAST'INDIA STOCK. L 4 IWftga GINTIA/411111, T"voliou. desire I feel t o b e emp l oye d in the Servireug the East India Curiev.ly ? twoottilad by tge nate I tering etiewiragement 4* 71 ateiverous• Frit .nduoes wie to offer my:elf. a CANDIDATE for the I)IREC riON, with no other Claim to your Favour than Icing and approved .-rakes ; thirty seo.snf ivy life having been devoted to the mil - t y pro feiiion on sour eatab!kinnerit in Bengal. Shonid I llt • (sire tr.casiolt) be honoured with your S.•tfiagea, having no ralg •;zervit.mt,, ivy tune will be ~,rind- •Leticaterl to the duties of ti.t ofrice I solicit, 'old which my. aril to discharge wtb the utmost t. - al and fidelity: I have the honotir to be, with the reatest respect, Ladies and Gentlenaen, llerticird-tre t, Your devoted awl nbedieht Setvant May F.lll' TH4)%I kS OLD ESTABLISHED MILITIA OFFICE. WILLIAM WILSON, TREASURER, No. 15, LEICES TER PLACE, LEICESTER SQUARE. P ECEIPTS of Indemnification to provide artsinat the mutat RA I.LOT of the MILITIA for the COUNTY of MIDDLESLX, are •eadv to be d iluered -- Persons not worth 5004. to pay 11.1 s. G. 1,1 others, above that Sum, 15i. to the Ist Day of November, 180.5. Parlous re siding in loy of the adjoining Couritie. may At insured, at en enerelsed Premium, the Part.. Wars of which way be known at the (Ace. "TA FE Lorr FAY, begins Drawing the `2Bth LE of JANUARY, 1805. SCHEME. 1 of L. 25,000 h L 25,000 2 ...—... 20,000 ...--. 40,000 3 --- 10,000 --- 30,000 3 -- 5,CuO ---... 1:,,q161 6 -- 1,0 , 00 f,'oo 10 550 ---5, 00 30 - —.— 1 , ,41 . :1,000 60 -- 50 0,00 6,150 . 30 --..... 12...4090 .—....... V ~0,10 Tickets 1. ,3J, , )( 0 Tickets mid Sii.iret are aeli!;el at every Lieens..i Lottery (Klee. Puce of 'll •k -t 1..18 1J 0 Ilatr .L.9 9 0 1 Eighth -L. 2 e 0 Q.tarter 4 1:1 0 1 Sate •trh 1 4 0 •• • ' 1:110,C Ishii a, i.h to It ire particular Mumbles, should be speedy in their A 1 ,17!i '4 Om, blames of the Lottery tSfices, as the bail de:ivery of Tickets from the Lusk of Englarad will take place on the 29th of December. VICTLI.%U.ING OFFICE, Nuv. 1, 1904. THE COMMISSIONERS for riassalling His M.sjesty's Nary do kereby glee No:;ce, That an WEDN'ES DAY, the 12th Dec nest, they will he ready to receive Tenders in westing (sealed op), real treat far Ce Sopply if what fresh Berf may be rtgaired for the use al Bis Maj•rty's Skips and Vessels at Berrhacen, an 4 in Bantry Bay, an the Coast of Ireland, for the Sparc oy* naive Months, ceouriewiNg the lit of Jenso:soy, and ending the 31st of December, 1805 . ; to As paid for ay Bills, payable with Interest, ninety days after doe The Caaditioas of the CoontraA hong he 'ern at the &rectory's Office at this Ogice ; or 4 . 1 i apptjh, to Mr. Diasteroille, the Agent tor the Vlctualliag, at the Core of Cork. No liet,ar.i wilt be had to any Tower on which the Price shall not be inserted to Il ards at tvortii, or that shall no t b e deferred to the 'lows! before One OTlock on the said ifititteilily, the 14th of Deeczaber neat, nor snit as the Periom sakes makes the Tender, or *w oe Person on his Behalf; attends to answer alters rolled for. ROYAL JENNERIAN SOCIETY, FOR THE EXTER MINATION OF THE SMALL PDX. QUARTF:RLY GENERAL COURT c.f the 1, GovF.RNoRs will be Hokleo at the CENTRAL HOUSE of the SOCIETY, 14, Saliabui)-squary Fleet -stroet, on WEDNESDAY NEXT, the .sth Thy of ' December, at One o'Clock. CHARLES MURRAY, See. 13, Bedford-street, 11-dfo , d•row. ••• The Chair will be taken at Two o'Clock This Day •as published, price Is. W. MATRIMONY : a PETIT OPERA. as now pedant:tin at the Theatre Royal, Drury LLIIC O w.th universal Applause. _ • • W,ltten by JAMES KENNEY. Eq. Author of Raising the Wind, &c. Primed for I..angman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pat:rnoster low. Of whom may be had, lately pit , dished, by the tame Author, 1. RAISING THE WIND, A Farce, in Two Acts, as perfurm•d at the Theatre Royal, Covent Darden, Price It. 6d. 2. SOCIETY: a Poem, in Two Parts, with other Poems, in 1 Vol. small Bvo. 41. lords. CIIINA FLEET. This Day it pie.stithed, at New Bond-street, A COLOCRED L) ENGRAVING, from a raw sn ide by an ()Meer ENGRAVING, ic eer is the S e rve, a faithfiil Delineation id the ever meatornble der. .t of the French Admiral Inuit mid tits Squadron, by the tlarnzward blidmil C hina Fieet, under the Cumniand of CJMIII AO/ a Sir N. Itan.•.!. Price I,s. ' Published and S W by F.dward Orme, Printveller to lib Majed.v, No. 59, New Bond itreet. PLIRTR Air of sue N DANCE, fr•rm a Miniature by Mr. nce, is now finistial, pric..ibs. and ?,. 64. t. U.nie has likewise thz i.atisfaction to irenrm his Friends and the Public' that the inigni6emit Wort. dr India, V. ill+Cla has been lour yeari engraving, will be completA next Mundt This Dfr n publisheil, in one thick Voionie ban•kor•telv print it, Fuollscaiso.l..tv u , uu S , upetfuir ' Wove A.A.:et; price 74 is boast's, P cr.-rrnm _ - wf LEARhiI VC. bioi sue naaa Ama . Me . T By BASIL MON'EAQU, Eaq. A. M. Prioted far J. Mtwrom, Poultry. Of when ;nay be had, by the same Author, A SUMMARY of it,. LAW of SET-QFF, and a DI GEST"( the PANKRUPT LAWS, of which Work ;he S.:- cowl loluwe wili be published washy um the next NEW ROMANCE-41Y TIIF. AUTHOR OF THE MONK' i! 'Chas Day is publiMed, itt-One Volume, Crown Sm, price fir THE BRAVO of VENICE: a Romance. By M. 'G. LEWIS, Fag. The Author of The Moak, Castle Spedre, &c. &c. ROSA; or, The Child of rie Abbey. 4 Vols. 16s. By Sophia WundfaM, of tile Theatre Biqa!, Haymark e t. EDMUND IRONSIDE or, The Cavan( (solar: an His torical Legend of the Ninth 3 Vols. 12s DONALDA; or, The Witches of Glensheil. 2 Vol.. 9s. By Julia Mary Young. VOI.TA I RIANA. 4 Vols. F .olscap 2..0. price 11. with a hue Portrait. By Mackenzie; cantaining Ileauties of Voltaire, Ben Mots, Jew' d'Esprits. Kuruerks, ere. ; and an entite New Lde, ext•acted from the i'i,at au thentic Duiaitnents; curninising the mow conspire •, and the only Delicate Selection of his Work. beer published. Printed fur .1. F. Ilughes, Wigmore-street; aua to be had at every reepectable Bookseller's in the Empire. MOREAU, GEORGES, THE DUKE OF ENGIIIk:N, POUCHE, LINOIS, fie. In a Fortnight will be published, in Three Holey printed Vo. tomes, limo. price let. is boards, A THIRD EDITION, Corrected and considerably improved, embellished with faith ful Vierrait. of Moreati,Pichegrii, an I the Doke of Engisien, and a Fee Simile of fart of • curious Memmial ot the Spy Mehee la Torch*, with a Sketch of the War in LA Vendee, • ri I HE REVOLUTIONARY PLU PA RCM ; exhibiting the moo dietingoish,d Characters, Literary, Militsrv, and Political, in the recent Annals of the F...ne4 Re,mblie. The greater Part from the Original Idermation of A GENTLEMAN RESIDENT AT P.ARIS. Th.. Itiograntueal Mvssoirs heeled , among other', TiIt:WHOLE OF THE HUON.APIRTE FAMILY. THE EMI'EROR; The F..112er1e 4 Fattier and agother....CAßLO RUONA- P.ARTK and LETITIA RANIGLINL Srotlieri -JOSVPH,LUCIEN, LOUIS, and JER cnrr. 146 Siitcni--Mxdame RACCHIOCHI, Priecess SANTA C R UC F., Dfad,one MIA AT, the Prince.* SORGHUM, MAL-rant Madame Lk: CLERC. THE EMPRESS. Ile, Son—EUGENIUS DF RE.AUHARNOIS. Iler Dmighter.-FANNYDE REAUHARNOIS, now Princess LOUIS Hi iNAPARTE. All the Generale and Admirals commanding an the Army of Eii,r and, with copious Lives of Moreau, Prchegru, Georges, the Duke D'Enghierr, Mehee De La Touche, &Miter, An- Recharnbeau, Menou, Terevtand, the Grand Judge Sm. dm. including a cornet Die, lay of THE SINGULAR POLICE NOW EXISTING IN PARIS. Printed for J. Manny, N 0.32, Fleet -street; and/. Harding, No. Sri, St. darnisewemeee, Loinlort • Sell ad Breelfute, Edon • , curgli t and Gilb er t arid Hodge., Difultit • and may be had of usery Sueskseller througlinut the Uoired Kingdom. It were muds to be weaved that these ' , domes could rind their w,v into every louse, and into every cottage in the united kurgdorni, the mensal of them would scarcely fail to excite 4bl...richer of the wretches who now threaten to conve.t our eourirr, into tire tam. Wen, of desolation, blood, and %ire, ac they Lave conesierd all other ministries ennu i Ma winch vita intrigues or their arsus . hare secured them a footine." Anti .Jacobiu Review. • I ,PENCS. This Day is poldisherk In Three Ifoleinek Itmol price IL. Marra,. OVF. and GRAi'II'UDE t or, Traits of the I_4 Homan Heart. Six Novels; translated from Augustus La F.iutaine. Preparedte the Press. • By Mrs. PARSONS, Anchor of Waterloos 'Warning, Girl of the Mountain. &e. Brentfoid : Printed by Anti for P. N , Prbury; and sold by Longman, [hurt, Reea, aod Oro:, P.,terooster-row. PAPAL ALLOCUTION. • His Holiness the Pope, previously to his depar ture from Rome, assembled a Secret Consistory on . the 2th C)etober, to whom he delivered the follovr- ' ing Speech or Allocritiew in the Latin hinguige : VENLNASIE BRETHREN. It was horn this place that the (barn-del was begun hy us e Hu Majesty the F.raperor rat the French, then First Coned ; and it is lion, this place that we have communicated to you that joy with which the Old of all comfort has riawsbil our hearts to overflow for the hippy change, or ewaverden to th.r interest of the Catholic Religion, whorl{ has f' ?reduced by that C.tuvreat in those vast and popoleue - FM* that time the holy Temples have been again openottioudgwki fled front the profanations they Had *ecoed, alters vershgune • built, the handiest of the health.bearing Cross waabgidti reeied i f• thl true wor.hip of Gail restored, the augwt uystet e, et nth giodfreely and publicly celebrated, lawful pastors given to tide • people, who could labour in feeding their Breit. Tits Catholic Religion itseli most happily etnerge-I from that ~.setedi is which it had been burred, and phased in noen•daysplentiorin the midst of slut renowned nation, so many swills receded frobt. tit:. paths of error into the bosom of eternirr, and s to themselves and to their ad; these crusader/Mots MIAM I , justly filled our heart with joy and exultation, which we posted out to the Lord. ai That great cud wonderful task not only then earned in oar minds the iiirst lively gratitude to that powerful Prince, who, is estahlishi:ig ilietlittrOWlleg, pin forth all his power and authority to accenernsh it; but the recollection moat always iociiim oar mind, whenever the °poem:lloy draft oder, to prom that WO are still strongly impressed with these feelings towards him. '• And row the same west peer. her Prius:e, our *arra Sus is Curl?, Napoleon, Erneefor of the French, who h e n deserved so well of the Catholic itelarott, for Irbil 1 1. his downy 41 10 signified to cs his strung dear: to he anointed with the Maly umeien, arid to receive the Imperial Crewe fre , 't tei, to the end that the *Amnia rights which are to place him is She highs. est rank, *hail b • strongly im, reseed with the char - liter of vs. lig;on, and cal; deem more powerfully Heaven's heriedietion• A named of 'his nate,' nut on'y in itself atierds the cleave* p ooh of ins m filial reverence to Can Holy Se., hot ig 11.1: mien alit whirishirabied with eildrehl deldirllittlite, be widish the Ernie-mi., informed us ef his con-taut desire to proumee tic holy feed', • t reeve the mom et of which he has labautwg with so mu. sal in the floonshul recess You there:Ore see, riot Venerable Brothers, what joat awl moinento,.., •-.ads we have for ut.dertakiire tilt hitereey ; We are moved not only by the intern's of our hey Hiliaises, blob* gratitude to drat !eiiverfel Em:ierer, who ha. us fortn all bin •utli.e.ty to :so the Catholic Religion t flee*, pefesehis eserci.ed Fot,ee; and who now has Cie eal Clashed no anxious for ,-,greas i ng the prosperity of that rrhglo ~ We horse as. formed great hope, that amoi Namibia this journey by his invitation, when w • s tall s;reagr n, I: s de :area to rice, suca things may be effegied by hoWistlasie fr the rnid of tne Cathieic Clench, which is the only adds* krratiesi, That we may he sole to cinteratultite ourselves havens per leered the work of our most holy k Vein se lire& on um weak eloquence that we euild th..t at. orp .140 wimp 11/11A/V*7 _Vi.l l /enjefee'iWilyi•vei Werth, whose when invites! hoe, Le, is posted la-prip lent the neat, of Pries:7-P, whit Ar,T NE doiphytd f„; the good effects of a saciad cerenwc., elip,cially wl, ri CB, are the :ethers of their peopls, solieitous their ceased .1 salvation, and determined to live said die true Sons et the • Catholic Church. For the muses, Venerable Bretbrpt, fielnwing s *p r y". ample of some of our predecessor-, who hay- , fo; a ilm 4 left their iswii abode 60 yid( instant regret to !invoices the interest, of .elige.sti, and to trash t'ime I'- note who nave I dese rve d the church, we 11-4.ltltire 'V prevent jour. sec, although the duitance, th• wifivoutatie ensort of the year, our advanced aee, and ilie untie is of our hrailth, would have otintfeiie completely deterred us from !inch i voy age. But we esteem these cons , derarioes as nothing, if Gel will but Frain us thcprares of our heart. Nor have tease tliingt which siauld oe heiste our ores, at eU es:aped our _hod before we firmed our serious resolution ; hut we have swell and considered every thing ; in whet cratisl.W anion massy doficulties arose, and our comiciesos wasesi wean of th-st dnibtful and uncrnain ; hut au •h answerehave been . 1 returned, an I such declarations made by order of tbe'Esupernr, that we have been peraua lerl of the utility of oar journey, fee the good of religion, which is an otrt.rt. Ant it is unnecessary to detail in a diffuse harangue, theseCilit.el TO you, to irlz.eu-1 have already corninuoicated them, and whose Re e in. n .,. (fee_ fore we uailertook a step of su..h moment) we nut orny con sulted, but Li whom, at ,t was right, we rave the greiteet weight. Nut to pass over, imwevio, that which is atone all things necerearr in imminent deliberations, well krioviiing that (at. cordnig to die saying of Divine Wisdom 11 1 . e Tosnietiool et mart dear:, !ri.-k and timid, and their frevrigli nhiubtiuf, eves of three mash who excel most in morals col in piety, and muse see cues rise like incense to the presnoce of Gbd; we have, therefor:. taken care to p u t th e must earnest prayer to the Father of all I.giit, that, direded by him, we may de ite.t only which is plea/ink in 11.. eyes, and which may eiii in the 4 prosperi y arid i.iereese of Fit Church. God is war witneet, Seh.re whom we have in all humility I poured forth our heart, to chant we have often radelour tat ler tlaly Temel.4 beseeching him to linen to hur miler arid tic p us. that we have proposal to ourselves not:ling sloe than what ouget a l eitet to b- our object;' rid glory, the iota- rests of the Ceti die teligion, the Salvaticet of Seile, ~.id the discharge of those Apostede fen, .ions wh:ch have io trusted to us, unworthy as we are You also are our w Venerable Brethren, to whom, as aseisted ar your Countite, we wished that every thing shou!..l lie perfectly knewn and undernoird, and to whom we have fully cointtiunica• el the demotic failings of our hurt. Titerefoes, Witch g.oat.R.l Obied is likely by !Lille assistance :o be co...oleted, .o. afaahfnlVicegernit ratted our Saviour, we Prawn underMicert ' that Mumey, to who it we hare been pramited by socii strong reas,as. Tae Father of all Mercies will, as we hoot, bled our footate,s, and shine on this new epoch of religion, with 1 the fullecd of increesed .glory After the example of our Predecessors, and partwillirlv the I recent exariplu of Pope Pius 11. of revered nieniorv, who j made thy saute resolution when lie set out for Veedoisme, we inform you, venerable Rrethreii, that we have (141:need and • ordzred every thing, al as that the emit, and the hearing of Cattle, with assistants from this holy seat shall remain in th e i r present Rata, until we shall have returiaed, and, at we have considered in our miiids that the necessity of death is imposed upon all, and that The day 'if our sheath is inicertaiii, we have therefore thought it necessary to &glow the exampieof oar pre decesrors, particularly of Pope Pins VI. whee he .et out foe Vendasale, by ordering the . ( * .with to be held, if God shall please to take us away nom this world, during our absence from vow. Lastly, we beg and intmat of you always to retain for me tile affection you love hitherto thew, fir roe, and that in our oh. sew, you will commend our a nil to the all•powe-..iil Cod, to our Loid Jesus Christ, to is mod glorious Virgin Mettler, and to the blessed Apostle Peter, that tau journey uf ems may be fortunate and prosperous, and that it may end happily. Which t we shall, as we hoee, he able to o b ta i n from the Aiither of all good, yeu, Veiterabte ethreo, whom we have always called to sla t e vith till in OW C•nIINNIT, and iii sill that concern. its, mu* hale a great share in the common joy, and we elia:l exult and rejoice iu the mercy of the Lehi.