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Maintained, th e S uprernac p of the Illsh 9 p o f Ilmote proved to bee.otitrat'y to the Scriptoria and.prinntive Ethers, and the Reformed F,piseopai Church In England, Irelakd - , and Scotland, prored to be a bows(' and ortlicidvx part of the Catholic Cliureh. Coinpiled froni the most emi nent Divines. . nrf-rE LAY. of the SCOTTISH FIDDLE ! a Yom.—This • Poerit, thimgh professing to he from the pelt oft 110 illustrious Poet of Caledonia, is' undoubtcilly the production of Atuerictut genius, and such, the English Edi- Witur v - ill he happy to fie the means of giving it celebrity in tilt Mother Cowin'''. ILLusioN. 11 , •s•• , " • • with Orange Batten, and ` 4 , n;s aak. AlL:sus, . ~ '; THEATRE. ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. `THIS PRESENT EVENING, Dec. 20, will bei,perfumed THE BE(MAR'S OPBII.A. _ After whid, ORANGE- 130VEN ! ! ! This flav was published., :~ RIOTIC SONG, 'sung by M r . THE PAT MAHAN!, with enthnsiastic applause, a t th e gran d • Dinner given in honor of the EMANCIPATION of HOL LAND, and written and composed by .1. PARRY, price Is. (id. Alsn the favourite Melo•Draina of The Miller and his Men, now performing at the Theatre-Royal, Covent-Garden, cum pcsect and arranged. for the Pianoforte, by H. It. fliShop, ,price 104. tid. London: Published by Goulding, D'Almaitie, Potter, and Co. No. 214 . Sobo-square, ana Na. 7, Westmoreland-street, Dnliliti. By.EDWARD BARWICK, A. M Of 'trinity College, Dublin. , Sold by Messrs. F; C. and J. Itivington, Si ; I ) ,4ul i ii ctiltiet van!, and J. Hatehaid,.Pieendilly, London; A. Constable and Cu. Edinburgh; 'William Watson, an d q C. P. Arcfidr; Dublin ; and Wilburn Robinson, Liverpool. I , • . 11-111 s WIGGINS. . . :To which will be added the new 'Melo-Dramatic Opera of FOIL ENGLAND, HO ! "To-niorrow, For England, His-! -with (firsttime) Fair Game, itd Aladdin. ; I. ~; . ~.~ 5. . E. . ;; r.ar f r y' t 4 . v t of. ~.;1~ <K ct , r. I kit 0 0 1 ' ~a~ t‘ ) 013 rt 1,1 it 41- I T.‘ t. CONCERN in a BREWERY at DOVER TO 5 1 , 13 . I SPOSED OF, and entered upon iwmediately, one fil Part tiers retiring. 0 11 1 e. SULU, ONE HAIR PART of that 11 ,,,apw1 . ";\ anciently established, and mast resmetahlo p4114 - ', - L.! . ! DOVER, carried on , i- Messrs. 1:0111 , At 1 and ulvii tt i" , A4;l. l WMKIM, now in 'full flumishing Tradr o 114, 4 1 144 t1ke i ! to it 1.). twe.o 20 and 30 Inns and Public 1 ,, ,.....t.:. 4 qt:0f them piirticularly welt accustomed, and - 1 ". f - I„attsiderable private Trade in Strong and Table tt i t t e iii m i l ? "rewerf, which i 4 worked by Steam , and Cop ;►jocs.s. nil arrangement, ft:r carrying on a oilit estteiisive I. : tolo or " 4 : 4 t :oines gram powercandlitdlities, with a systen? 4 crl sr " 4 . 4 t, ,, natilsp the concern to be conducted upon a ktliret.;rto‘); r.tl,l‘l!Ctr pen! ijirlf advantaeous, and which i kx in t will be found to possess.. The i );1' • •• Store. -• Vats, and all theAppoolages, ore tlil•4't's ; I onding with the respeetabt . it . ;:,i , i na e le t r: f o t tl i s i , e cor a r c i e .s r p il. tttc Dwell ing ,." 4se 4114' I.'lll Partn • , 11 forms a vrent eel and ;oust ex -144 Re • tr- b iu* to the Bresvhouse, i ft 4 S l idt."Ce ' c'' ' "- '1;1 Pr ro-i••tor will' ae „, 14,0 anen .ry the rareaaver. 7 - -C. I r t. of the 'tireCk' , l the Purchaser with a very coirstarrante r )'Appgi,,.sl.l•avy Mort -4104 e; and part iettlar3 may be 'moat htf i fi:`"‘lida toDover' ISI3. .--..................... C A4 , ' . r 7.. ) rOM.IiOiE, .ii"ALP. ti LONDON, 1/th Pee. 1813. his " 44 .4... - . 1 .:_"1 Order of the Hon. the Cotonfis!lon!: , Ili "i," : , , U uotorus, DI 'Wednesday, the 15th, 1 htirda:t n . rs of . r tVtd"t";-.Priday, the ' lith, and in the following Wee k ,. o_ c tet t . 4 ,, F !',d,aYt the 22d, and Thursday, the 934111f4t,tc111:0..).1. Prle th, - ,` - tark itt the Afternoon of the said Days pi ., Y - ...°llg Room, Custoni-liouse, London, . . , k .. .the stn GOODS, which are allotted in - , .. 41 --e4l O , 1":. f or • .1) . rb Whathowe to be i 143 1 C I na utit . : - the better accominOtlation of the 1 - -'p;,. i - •lii3 Wei as private LibUt , 1,. ,C.IRSCriI. r lt v r VP -""OR'I'l l.TION.--=-East Inilla Prohibited -Goods, &c. I' I-I \ ,- . ~ aolr, t; ' lt-CO NSUMPTION.—SOrituoiIs Li quors, li' rn o c,. 14/tlttlai,lt4 Balton, Essence of tipruee, a large assor t me nt .in ! . ), t , (..",; Grueerv, Preserves Candles, A iltanet 'Root, . . 114 'ili ' ' I ' l N uts, 'Drugs Liners Wnallen Caps, Horse-hair, esiiil Mats, Goat Skies, PreiLtred Nieditine, Salt s I'ctr e , ~ .I„Nr.o,,,!Llaeecs Goo flints, I li4le-pins,' liardware'll)°,in4c'entf iiN.:, luds. ' 24ti'l re, Pickled Herrin g s,' Linen Mother iir a t' 9, i e,„ ace,. Watches, Pearl Heads, Jewellery, r..‘, 144 tiValers, Otto of MOWS Prititc atlci Maps, a 1 e?'" 1 - 1 1 ,1 , • eatharitie I)ortithea, Ruses, of l'essols . , 1/o , ats, 41. Ald' e'r ' 860 11 y, • Staves, Cordage, Slate!, Sale, f.f . tni- Ile• i• : 4 1 sontiry other Goods as mentioned in the Cart . t(i'at Of 411 I)uties. I ti,(l,l,llPowder to be viewed at Nltntitle'' Ma g azine ' r • L • l ' rk". A lit Not at the London Docks • hello:its, Deals, I": 14 'l+ll .Cordac t ..., silt", s•aves e 'v,,,,,sej, and Materials of r (1 41 l i lt ToVaceo‘ Ground, ltotherbithe, ,atid all the '4 'it. , n, utmt ' at his Ail: • t) ''9 Warehouses Custoin-house l t* ‘vt 'ete C • . 1 its . l• •• d ' t'c• One Shit . C l / 4 11; , • Oa ogues will be de it ete ,pi t. )t si !' (4, 6 d _,. . . 1., I tik ixi ""r the first , second, and third Days Sale may ' 4 e b. I'll Nionditv, the ' 1f31.11 :ind Toesttoy, the 14th. inst. ; . vr .1, fit t i t l e futirtlfand fi fth Do t es Sale, on l an t l A Y' the 20th, ;. 4 i 11 ) :: P.! . 21st instant, and osi the ILlys of sale, from ~*.ll,l:!?atoing to One in the Afternoon. %L n , l 4 , try of the Ist .2d and :441, DitC, Sale to commence 41 t, 14 ' th " 20 tt hist ' , •! l ' iid Ihe 4th and sth Dti.) . s'Sale on lti r.i,1271.13 instant'. ' .' st..,,.',''ls hoilght at this Sale must be 11:11(1 for on (Sr 4e ;1'44, i,.. I :ie I Itis Os .11;noor -, 1814, lietn...eii the hours ~1:,.1 , „, ' , 1 . t.i the Burnie;; arid Thret• in tio. Afternoon, N (i.,,,,,4:- "Lidetheretit. l absolutely became forfeited, *lc-taid at a future Sale. lee" 't • r'i ~~., ' No 1 1 ;1) THE LAST LorrEiti% No.efi, -.2 ‘ 1, a Prize of L. 90,050, in One-fourth, :Iwo -eighths, ' 11o„ 3 911, 1 and Eight-sNteenths, 't• Prize of 1..10 . ,025, in One-half, and Eight.: sixteenths, It‘,l3sA s rues Prizes of 10901.3001. 2001. 1001. &C. . :lINSBY anti Co. Stuck-Brokers,. respec- Ir ecii , inform the Public, that the above, TIC . KETS • 43sii them in 20 SEIAILES, and th e le s ser 1 , role;i , n ' k tSl and the Nloney;paid immediately. 'IICM, , 1 Prie t , A "ttES arc selling in great Variety, and at the lowest CV3 l t '4l l ' P ' " , lie may s l e p en d on h av i ng . a grand Selection of W , N n ~z es in th e present L otter y, to h e drawn on the 14th e,,,e.tity NEXT,at their old estahlish'ed Office, Q 4, t t ,„ - " l ni ll• Orders by Post or Carrier executed on the slime ,-,ent. • 'IIIII,ITioN ANTIKNT :IND MODERN PICTURFA 4 f guts ; 1 .. IirOODBUR-N, jun, vev respectfully tins Nobility ' Gentry, and Lovers of the Fine ),) gent:T.4l, that his ANNUA ENIIIIIITION Of N. and MODERN . PICTURES, on Cottnni”ion .for Private Contract, will OPEN rally in JANITAItY, hariny llucto s y to :awe who favoured Mr. Woodbur g heen highl n, jun. t* Ores for Sale,.a large portion ate already receiv e d for ilia. ` i ufiEzltiltitrn, therefore no Picture can be admitted the 24til of Decenthei, nor above the half length size.—tus explaining the Terms oat which Pictures are n:ay be had of Mr. Woodburn. jun. St. Martin' s- • , C•hllrctions . of Pictures nrranged and valued, cleaned, !mired. . v.tiSicALS rity-EmINENdE. THE newly-irvented, highly admired HARP LIJES which posts a power, harmony, quality of tone and eilect nearly equal to that of the great Harp, al though not one quarter so large,, and are comparatively of but small price, with every other desirable requisite, as' very elegant amt graceful.; a matt charming aecompaniMent to the voice, &c. so portable, and moreover being sic very soon learnt, arc to be had of J. LIGHT, Music Professor, the In ventor cold Proprietor, No. 8; Foley-place, Cavendiih— square ; wholikewise gives the necessary Instruction I,lpan , the Harp-Lute, also on, the Piano Forte, in Singing, &c. both at home nod out. N. B. The abOve superior little Instruments are also to be had of his - son, T. Light, Harp Master, &c. 9, Belvidere, ,Batli,.bnt no where else. • DEMBMITY OF THE HUMAN FRAME, &c. &c. . MOODY, Market-place, Salisbury, lin . pressed with a grateful sense of the almost unparal leled encourngement he is constantly favoured with i n hi s profession,.atlers his services to the Public (under the most distinguished patronage of the Governors of the Salisbury Infirmary) in the .folloWing branches:—Meclninical Appa ratus, for the perfect.COre eel the Distortion of the Spine, or • what is generally termed Deformity; also for crook e d Legs, defective Feet, or any part of the Hainan Frame. J. M. is authorised to' S iva references to some of the parents of those who haVe been henefitted, to Medical Gentlemen of the first eminence, who leave most humanely and narrowly watched • hkei.,practire; and Cases of the most demonstrative nature he seen at his [louse. The progress,of Cure may he in spected by any Gentleman of the Faculty appointed by those inte! , ::;ted in- the same. 1. M. also manufactures and applies. Truses for every species of Rupture, on the most improved -principles; 'Bandages far the Prolapsus &c. . To qualify himself for the 'above Bitsiness, J. M. has added to his mechanical acquirements many years of ;mato mical'researches ; and pledim himself to the codianunity to accomplish all ou th e most scientific principles, and on the plan pursued bv Mr. Cheshate. . N. B. Mrs. NI. attends the Ladies.; and the Poor in all cases considered. . • WILLIAM B. MOUNTAIN, SARACEN'S HEAD INN, Snow-Mill, London, The best Accommodation for 'Travellers, good Beds choice Liquors, and moderat e Ch arges . .. The following Post Coachs!•:, i/ 4lssaches, Etai • *ft my from the Saracen's H - lead Inn, Snow-Hill. • sir jvvapooL POST COACH, carry four • R Insides, sets nut evert .darning, throng-6 Lutterworth, High Cross, Hinckley, Atherstone, Ta luwortb, Litchfield, ' Ullesthorpe, Northampton, and Dunstable. EXICI'ER, Plymouth, )Veymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Morning at halt past Six,o'clock, through lioniton, Axminster, Brid port,landlord, BaSingstolic, and Bagsbot. - • BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough, Stiltnn and Hunting don, new Royal Mail Coach, sets out every Eveninz.—Cauches prom Boston to Spilshy, Louth, Grimsby, and: • BATH and BRISTOL Hying Nst , Cpaches, through chippenham, Cable, and Marlborough, every Afternoon ; arrive at Mt. May's, the G re yho un d tun, and the Lon im-Taveru, Thomas -street, and the Swan, Bristol, • next Morning.—Coaches tie Wells, Bridgewater, T 4un t o „, • I,t , ,EDS new Light COach, called The Rockingham, sets out , every Morning ut Eight o'clock;' carries Four Inside.) only, and goes remarkably easy, with' a Guard throughout. Passes through Stamford, NiNceeark, Retford, Doncaster,. and Ferry bridge, to the Golden Lion, Leeds, next day at Noon. Not withstanding tf,, uncommon Expedition of this Coach; it is allowed to be the most agreeable and Complete Public'C, n. veymacc on Alm North Road, • bcing.uneptalled in aticomato dation by any ()trier. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lansdale, Bolton, • Chorley, Ormskirlk, and Gitstaug Post-(Caches, every After noon, at Five o'clock. Guarded. • GLASGOW, Longtown, Cretna.Green, Annun, Dumfries, Brown.hill, _Thornhill, Sar.quilar-libi, Cantnock, Kiugssvell, aro]. all Parts of Scotland, ( ,erdown Coach (Daily) YORK,. Newcastle and Edio!)nrgb, new Cole!), performed with a Guard throughout, s.,ts out every Morning at half • past S.;x o'elOch, by way of Newark, Retford, Tadc:tster, , Dar- N,;ith tilcrton,. /turban), Morpeth, and Berwick. l',,seogers fintlio4 themselves fatigued from the length of flit; joarnq, lady rev,. what.time they ideu , e, and then pro ccrd on withoot•tiny additional rare. Ciark, the Black swan, Coney-street, York, run'', Coaches to Sunderland, I lull, !Scarborough, Whitby, and other,places.... BIUDGENORTH and Walsal new Post-Coach, every. Evening. • -• . C,ARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitchaven, Post-Coach, goes' with Fl) r •Horsehond a Guard all the way. •Passes theoitgh Itcough,. Applchc, Greatabridge, Richmond, Gatterick," Boroughbridge,.Wetherby, Ahertord, Doncaster, and .Gran thaw (the nearest way by I .; Miles), sets out Lvery Moroutg, and • performs the, jumrney with the greatest facility. Pas sengers detained on the Road by business or pleasure, hate Ow peculiar advantage ut their Seats being secured in the 'next Coach. : • '4,IKEFIELD Post• Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six o'clock. CHESTER, Newptirt, Whitclnirch, Tarporlep, .Nantwich, Northwieli, and Middlcwich, Post-Coach, every Evening, as Five o'clock. iTNDERL.II4I), tackton, and Yartn, new Coach, every m o rniug, to the George inn, Sowierland. , 5 . • . ;:s TER, Winslow, Con Teton, Ken - castle, Walsal, and Wolvviritatnuton, Post-Coach, every Afternoon. Guarded. sIIRgWSBURY, Wellington and Shiffnal, Post-Coach, the Royal Charlotte, every Evening at Five o'clock. Guasded. SIIF.FFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Ruck ingitant, even; Nlorning. SOUTILIIPTON, Winchester, Alreaford, and Alto* Coacb every F,ecning. • lIIIAIINCHAM Mercury Post Cool), with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Ilirmingitant next day at , Passes by Oxford, Euston aad Shipitune, to the Saracen's Had, Bull-street, Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, Bowden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post• Coach, every Morning at half-past Six -o'clock, to the Bull and Sun Inn, Myton-Gatc, HERTFORD, Ware, lioddesdti», and Cheshunt Coach, yv Morning. TeiriliNHAM and Edmonton Coach, Daily, al , Ten, , Half-past Two; Halt-Nast Foal . , and. ilulf-pot Seven o'elack: WILLIAM R. ,MOUNTAIN and Cn. respeithilly acquaint • their Friends and the Public, that they will nut bv .aecount able for uny Writing, "Parcels, a r Luggage., Ac. of fild)re than Fite Pounds Valne, if lost or damaged, nalessvntered as such and pita fur accordingly, at the Saracen's !lead Ina, Snow- H i I • Lott do° . • • * 4 * Passengers and Parcels are husked' for. all flue above . coaeho 4 , at iintehett's New White Horse Cellar t:each-011icer, • ' I iXfi-OFFIC E, Dec. 3, ISI 3: .T FIE COMMISSONERS'for VICIVALLING His AfiljESTI'S. NAVY do ki!rehy give Notice, That on Friday, the 7114 January next, they will be ready to receire Thulers in writing, (sealer! up) and treat for the supply r". separate Contracts) of what FRESH BEEF may be repsired ft r the use of his Mafisty's Ship', and Vessels at Li.nerick_ and in the River Shannon ; Londonderry and LQughsteilly; and Ballast, Carrickfergus, Larne Harbour; and ; for 'Tiveh , e Months certain, and further, until Six Azonths unfruing shall be Oyez:for the termination of th e Contracts; the Conditions of which fnay he seen at the Se cretary's Wee ; at this Ojice; Of by applying lu the Collec tors of his 41afesty's Custunts at :Limerich, Londonderry, and Belfast, reapedtively, A - upward will be had to any'reader in which the Price Mall nut he inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered let the Board hefinv . One the ~aid day, the ?!h January next, nor unless the Person why »takes the Tender, or souse Person 'on his hehall, attends, to an swer called for. • Lack !'ender must also be accompanied by a Letter by two reJrnsiblr Persons engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, it, the Penol,Sum of SOOt. for the due perlormumer ,f each of the Contracts. VICTU.4LLING-OFFICE, liec.lB, 1813. T HE COMMIS'BIONERS for kICTU4LLING .111 s MAJESTY'S 11%.111' diJ hereby give Nut;ce, That on. Tuesday the 28th instant, they will be ready to re ceire Tende'rs in (seakd up) and treat for the supply of whatever BAVINS may be demanded for the service v . hi, majw v .,.BakchOwse at Deptford during the space of TuTke Months certain from that Day, aqilfurther until Three Montha Warning shall be given tin' the termination the .";outract, the Conditions of which may be seen at the &ere t ury's oj/ice. No regard will 'be had* to any Trader in which the Pelee shall not be inserteil in worsts rat length, or that shall not he delitvrett to he Board tefore One o'Cloch nn thc.sairl enesday, the 280 instant, nor finless the Person* who makes the Tender, or some Perion ua itagll; attends,.to answer when ealbil for. Each ' Tender must also 6e accompanied, by a later signed by two respQnsible .Persons engaging to .become bound with the Party tendering, in the penal sang of 6001. for tike due performance, of the Contract. EAST'-INDIA-HOUSE, DEC. 17, 1813, TCOURT of DIRECTORS of tl:e UNIT ED -al- COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENGLAND, trading .to the EAST-INDIES, do hqeby give' Notiee,thai sundry ARTICV,S of tJA(GAGE and PRESENTS are re u►ainio in trie lzkvagej * ,os,lAbavg, hew ale, dined foe the *maid: Mitios,wrissitir+l4-kw. Cr • thereitpon, the Proprietors thereof are hereby informed, that all Gowds falling under the above description, which shall have been uncleared Six Months scorn the clearing inwards Of the Ship by which they were impotted, will be sold at the Company's Candle, on Wednesday, the 2d day of February, 1814, atTen (MO: in the Forenoon precisely. • The Court further give Notice, that sundry Wines and Spi rits are also remaining in the Company's Warehouses, ttre Duties upon which are due to the Crown, and are now de raanded from the Company by the Officers of the Revenue the Proprietors of such Wines and Spirits are hereby intiirm- ; , ed, that if the DKies of Excise and Customs upon all Wines and Spiritv.importe4 previously to Ow Ist Jan. 1818, shall not be paid to Mr. Wm. Evans, the Company's Baggage Ware houseAeeper, on or before 'Saturday the 29th July, 1814, the same will he sold at the Company's Candle, on Wednesday, the 24.Ftb. - 1F1 . 4 ; and that, if any Spirits which may be sold shall not produce the , amount of the.Putiis. and Charges due thereupon, the Importer will be called 'limit to pay the !leficiencywithout delay. , All Particulars respecting the above . may he known by in quiry of Mr, Wm. Evans, at - the CoMpatiy!s Warehouse, in . New-street, Bishopsg4e. JAS. COBB, Assist. Sec. LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPENSARY. PATRON, His Itoyal lli;liuess the Duke of York. ' GovcnNons, C.l. W. Jones, M. P. oil. H. Clenirrtte, M. P. Earl of Egre,inont. Earl•of Leitrim Mai. C►►l. J. Ilarry, M.P. Joint Lateuchei SURGEON. Mr. Eiernan, 'Nretnher of the Royal College, London, rrIJIS IisITITEJTION, for the exclusive Cure of VENERlisti, DISEASES, and thk;it dreadful conse quesscea, as striaares. Drt;ility, &e, bas t,, boast, the cure a no less than two thons.tud Patients annu ally, many alllicted .frota -ten to twenty years, since esta blished In 1006 4 . The early Sympt o m s of Onnorrlicra and Chancre are cured in a few days by Mr. Kiernan's superior and' efficacious mode of treatment, and that weakness and derangement of the ge nerative organs,' which w iinpair the constitution, and shorten life, are here more successfully treated than on • any 4lierplan. Mr. Kiernan may be consulted \ as usual; by either sex, at his private house, No. 21, Lower Charlotte-street, gedforil square, ,where Letters from Town and Country are t o b e ed• dressed, and the neceinkry advice and medicine Will be given or sen t to- any l e nt of the kingdom. Just published, pi ice :is. Practical Observations nn the above Diseases, by F. Kiernan; uud sold .by Sherwood and Ce. 20, Paternoster-row, at DISEASEi OF T 1 I Y., URETHRA. MR.D ITO UR, sole Proprietor 01I);: ran's eele brated Niediented having confined his Prac tice fur more than 00 years to the cite of Sirittures, Obstiuc tious,, Debility, Gonorrhea, and every other disease of the Urethra, flatters hirOfelf that t, ve prarLice , j o i ne d to the wildness of the reini.L4es lie einployi, exclutAvely pliohlvs hoe to utter safe and permanent vire, not sublect to the danger and luenicacy attending the. mut of Caustics or cola; tom Bougies Persons is the country stating their coses fully in a letter, iftelo-ing a one or o two pound note, will have proper: JTcdi- CineS sent to (hr attionnt. For the vitriOui- sytoPforos, method of cure, &c; sec Mr. r6f,tir's Practicul 'freittise nu Diseases of the Orethr:i, price 31. the seventh editbio: be bAc,I 14 of the ~ukselion rtt No. 54..Frith-st reet,. Soho, where Mr. 1). n oisy be con s ult e d bitsvecn tkc hours of g find 4, and 7'itpd 9 £veuing. • . This Day was 'published, • With considerable Alterations and 4144460145, iu itiwor Price • Gs. and in tiro. fine paper and hot-prcssedi. price 10s. (hi. boards,' the Id Edition, of • • , . T HE HISTORY of all' RELIGIONS, with Explanations of the Doctrines and Order of. Worship, ai held and practised by all the Denominations of professing Christian!;; comprehending a Series of Researches explana4 tory of the Opinions, Customs, and Representative Worship in the Churches which have been established from t h e begin ning of Time to the commencement of the Christian laispen sation • containing much folutuuttion o n Bibli ca l L i terature, at this Day unknown. BY: JOHN BELLAMY, Author of the Ophi ou „ an d Bibli cal Criticiglus in the Classic':ll Journal. • . , . Printed for .I. , nngrnani 'Hurst, .14(.5, Orme, and Brown, Paternoster Tow ; 4 ;iq at thc.British Galler, 54, New iiond street. • :.., , , PRAGUE; DEc. 1.. • ' The Prague Ga.;ettei' of .Dec. 1, contains , the following Reflections on the Answer given by BtrosiAesaTE to the Address of the President Of the Senate, 'Count L.tCEPEI)E : .`" At one of the most critical moments in which France ever found her,:ell place:4 7 —dt a moment when the very orators of the Senate speak only of terrible dangers; of unexampled treasons, and of capitulatious in the shape of proposals fur peace, —who could, without avonisktuent, hear the &Us. peror Napoleon, instead of communicating infor mation with regard to the past, or reasons cal culated to tranquitiTe 'regard to the future, Satisfy himself by replying; with apparent cool ness, that sucills tire iTite'of affairs ; that the preceding_ yeavall Europe fotight 'on his side; that now a ' ll urohe fought against him ; that th e 'opi diode of 'the world was dec;ded at one: time by Fralice, at another by England.' • Had any indolent' spti , :tator of . the political events of, the world;-.or some pitiful .14tarnalist, einnloyed commanl,f laetiszo uesibiti /TIM - in ran nobody•would-have' paid any attention to it : intriii;V•iFipco•Mtri; tfhl any thing more offensive issue from the mouth of a Sovereign. who com mands so many millions of men.. To but a point must not the French nation he degraded, if this stubborn mode of pronouncing upon, its destiny, if this stoical indifference to' its misfortunes, be incapable of humbling and afflicting it ! • " With regard . t.“ uS, who have, thank FleaVcn, still an opinion; and who dine to express it, we have read, with pleasure, the,confession .emitain ed in these• expresflonS or the' Emperor: If the opinion of the •World . is no longer decided by France,—that is, by lath' who in the name of Ft•ance, and 'disavowed" by,,France, has wished that his will and opinion should be the - vs - m.4l's law,---then we shall not have fought and con quered in vain. ' But this pretended oracular response is not binne out . by'facts, and cannot be exalted 'into' a political axiom; •The benefits which we have re ceived frOni arc inealeulable..l'Englaod prepared the glorious events now passing' in En rope ; she hat facilitate . ll their execution; and con tributed to them in a bigh proportion. ,Englaml, as having been the lever and main-spring' Of the: e grand political revolutions, Will hold a distin guished place in history; as long as future ages shall preserve. any memorial of the events of Our time. But , it• is false (atid.England herself Will protest ~against elle lying assertion), that that power prepared the grand struggle ;which now tmaing for the independence of all States,. ;tin, of all nations.- It 'was the conthiental power.' whq immediately wire it the first impulse. Rnssia, .Austrit, and Prussia: decided of themselves, and concerted of themselves ; and the other power::, syho,joined their alliance at a later period, were thereto determined by the evident justice of the cause, by theirtrne interests, and, aboVe all, by the wisdom amid generosity of the authors of this grand confederacy. To advance the unfonfulid principle, that the opinion of the world is esciti sively decided by Ftaince or Englaiid, never has • been endured, and can as little be tolerated at. the present moment. 'Neither the national prid,; of . an:E;tglishman,•nat• the ignorance and creffolity of'a Frenchman, can give authority to such an:as - sertion. The Emperor Napoleon trust, hare felt and observed, .that there exist 41f, exclusive of France and .England, independent • nations, active cabinets, , formidable arnlit..„ energy, clenacter, and talents. Vit the :1; glance one might be tempted to consider ti• is ;:-;- sertion as broached in presence of the'Senat, , fray of stratagem to degrade' the merit end h of the Continental Powers, to depreciate ihoii• litical importance, to cleitide Praifce;and pes•4;:ps even to flattel• England ; for hardly any suppo-it, on on the point can be ton harsh robe inipro!qloie. this solution is', not satisfactory : the mode of speaking to which we allude tatty be inure simply and naturally considered as one of those axial diems by which a false nrolliet' uninasked, who does nut %visit to acknowledge, and who cat: i4(!t conceal his embarrassment, eudeavours to givt himself - the appearance. of a 'mysterious wisdom, and a sublime calmness." • FORTY GUINEAS riEwAR.D. • • ..I_ 4 °'':r,or MISLAID, oil Friday, December 17, Ncyv F 71 , 1 . between the hours o f Our, mind Four. a BANK Nch i , -t1 . 000,-Tho. 4OlV.dated November 29, 1813. ll Ns found the sail Note, and. will bring' it to James Goldc Eig• No. 1, Itank-stiect; or to Mr. C. 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