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.a Cam` , • • , h 6ll , 4*:<e .: lgi, - \ •*E 44 4 , 4 • • I,Ri SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 18q7. [v.iitcE .sIXIT,NCE; NUMEER 46g6.] THhATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GARDEN. ALBION•BREWERY. If' fCTURAUINO.OFFICE, ‘, Sept. 29;' ! T HE VOMIIIISSIONETiVbr FIC'T7II -X- 'II'S 1 1 '4,7 11. tYA , ofrrehr Kivi* \Like, `1. 1 )4 , Wrofersday'lberf; of 089ber:nexi, they led/ kr Pr.:di i. ,ertive Tenders, ht*wrlling (reeled q) ire# Aa• Etrikt Quarters of Pale, mid Two Hun4red Quarters at CI s.: !)Tied AMBER' MALT; te,ist ' a ''Forik;gia, tfrikly .I?r&py ortiurr, into , If iguy , ifioll. ll,l lgS l,o 4 , 1 ) , '1 4 1 - - 1 ,d altriih be paid p,. wi ib ailys after Stir. • - : (I N AiONDAY NEXT, -Oa. b, IHO7, will k..." be performed KING HENRY TUE EIGHTH. tiLairy, lain,: et Mr.PUPE Wolsey, Mt. Cardinal Campeius, Nor.. HULL ; tranmer, Archbishop of (! . .itircrilbrv, MIIRRAW;' Katharine, Quern 61 England, Mrs SIDDUNS, ,(Being her first appearance thiS Season) ; Ann Bull n, Miss U N TONI - Pdtiene e (wi t n a S ong ), Mi ss BOL TON. WITH AT . a: MEETING of SUBSCRIBERS, hell at the Castle 'Tititetn•,, Mark lane, on Tacs(l:y the 29t0 of September, Six Gentlemen were appointed at a Provi, CAAntittee 4tid Trustees, the remaining five tp be chosen oti a i"tibli`c Meeting of Subscribers held fur that pur pdse. • ' ON BIJ9NAPAYWs -SPf LATIYL,: D}'„ 'A trench P j uince '1 . 152, - 11 111, , .s will Itttow how to eoncinato tho iny'rests Ut tiis ur v Subjeas with the first and m6st sacred of hi.; Particulars may be had, and Subscriptions received, A l Messrs. Satison, Blake, 311(1 Postlethwait's,.No.6s`, Lombard.: street ; 19t1!4rs. Marsh, Stbbald, Stracey, and Co.'s, per nera-strcut ; and at Mr. Castleman's, Castle TAVCra, Mark lune. • This French Prince is 41!,ItoNt g'nt7ONAPINRTL, . • wuy of parentho,,is, is nttitker a Frenchman not a Pi. n Ce. The Conditions qj the Cantraß may he seen at ti.w Secretaty'r ofce. ." Nc, rertrd hal to a.-ut Tender In ustich tMe Prk" sA„, not 4e inceried in wards at or tbrit shall ns,el,e , delizeted to the lica;d' Lief re One eeleek on 'tli raid - I'Ved)tetd.ty; 'the yth of Oetoke •nex:, n4r toii , ,c the Person , tkho wakes (be fen de.. or sAge Pets4n cn Lis behalf, attend:, t aMlL'a, when called Ice. I'ONI THUMB - I'RE GREAT. King Arthur, Mr. t!tii.UN D 4 Toni Mastzr CitODWIN; Lord cit.44le, Mr. Li STON ; Noodle, Itir. TAYLOR; . pondle, - Mx. SI MMO ; Queen 'D01144)112, Mrs. LIS roN Yrinccss liuncimunca, tinis . l3ol.,:rdist ; •Glyrndalca, Id* LES,.ttVL. flexes 6s. Seeott Price 35.—Pit js. 6d. Second Price Gallery 2i. Satond is.—Upper -Gallery is. Secenti Price 6 —No Money to be returned. Plat--; for the ltoxrs to -tie t:1 1 .:ell Or Mr. Brandon, at the D9x-oiliLc, In VI tit- Aigct.. The boils to be opetiA at halt'-past Five, and begin at 'licit-past Six. • Trageily nilpkcao . 4ine.haFittgdlcan atahmes.4 — tverimith the highest WV brAill4itt iiVergow ing uclivnce i ‘v; 11 be`re , PrAttli on Wednesday. To whiLiii ,wil pe added, Pakticek • On Thursday, Macbeth ; with Hartford tridge. Mr. R'. [ones, from the Theatre Royal in Publn, is en. raged at this Theatre, and will make his appearancenn Fri. day next, in.t he C•lnerly of l'he)toirt.tn-Att:9 : .Gokoinch. Mr. !ones. 1 6which will (never acted at 'this Theatitl, a t.lusical farce, walled To.rticitAiawn,' *redericl:, Mr. lones. Aj.L FQRAIER LOTTERIES Ecypsru! GRAND PRIZE OF FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS. NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE, And DOUBLE CHANCES for thr same Money. Btit whercverlie is to rei-.;ti, it will 'not . he amiss .to inquire upon whilt terms he about to take be! . .S ' io . ln o this kingdom. ' , the''` first and Most sacred Of his citifies" is to sacrifice every thing to his . elder brother. It th',i be' not what IluoxArArti'a theant to say, llis f.iligtivge iK 'Assin'elly, this Jt . am be the ablest - Sri of his age, if the skill to , conciliate the interest of 'his future S:keets with . that'of'the eldeiti&ONArAlrit.: for - tliO ititerest of that' BUON srsrt Tr i., to extort from es . ..ry country Whiiih he Riles, which tie prote6ts,' or iiiinply'e presses a "reg,ard for, the last fin - tiding, 'and tite last Flinn capable of beating arms: his obje6t to ex- . haunt the'specie', to sacrifice the' lull:164 nit , in' the support of a'ferocious and ft..tipicambitiiiit: .interest of the people of 'Westphalia; if to preserve their mow: 7 and tlicii• physical extstenCe . , If JEROME, as 'We already' Ghieivcd, be sofa ciently adroit to reconcile these j:ltrig interests, without incurring the of the "I rant Or immolating die Unfortunate objeAs over `afatri he'is Made tole . r, he must be' the ablest Poliiioian that the world has yet seen. Vo one accusesilin of sach - an eiCeis• or ioit. love: undoubtedly, he has not the mnst 'remote idea . of it. Illis t elder brother has need of bai-iissing and draininv, eun'ai:tres of 'finance b, all the countries which he haS the inpans in subjugal ing those .vii Ii may •t; . tr..ciibt him., Flecatinot do evens thing In . heaos . by his Prefe.ets, and in For , ipt• u n . fledged Kings whom every year brim: , , an 1 who, hatcht.d in the . warmt h of I ., .!volutionary dung hills, are merely the tpt,ans and the elements of ia;ur OTTERY, on a NEW PLAN, begins Drawing I_4 oduber loth, 1407. SCHEME. 1C.71.1.4L1.1NG.0FF1C8, • • Sept.3b, to4.' TH E commlsstoNEffs . ncruAL G i IS , itfA ) 4 ENTY'r NAP)" ;10 ke.reht. May, ox Tina - day the COsbtr next, they e.,dy to Per, ;.e i” writing (seated up) , and treat j.' web e,antities of B I SK ET, pria,re Wlll,le Mca 1 , at the retp.edive Manufac. Imre, I fe. !bat Allele may think proper to Glee ; to I , e'lietit.eredi7 two s ilintht,hy Weel . lyPrpporaens,inti., Bit Majr.vjet Pißaalling Storer at lief if ; and to he paid for ly filthy payable, with beret:4 ninety Jays after date. • • • , • N. B. V 0 Tenderise a lets Quantly than Three Ranched 114: • • • •••• will be admitted. r Prize of 443.003 . - 440,000 2 . - coo . . 40.0 . 00 2 - - I 00.40 5 SZO6 • A. • 110 CP(' 5 - - - 503 • 2400 20 • o • " So " s o ' 7 7 C 2, So° laoo • - - - - Zi - . . 25000 PriZCs of Tickets 64.)03 jin tug: Supipmen- ze each , 124,00* (Lary Lottory, wuith 7685 Prizes. £257,000 - ONLY ONE FIXEI') In proof •of the Value of a- SuppleinentarY , Ticket, WA engages to pay Twenty Pounds fur every Stip plopeldary nt,proporriun for every Sh.cre pur chas'id sat his Or any ~ ther Licensed State Lottery - MTh:I% it blo9glit for S .can or be lore the i 6 hof Noveatber, 15•37, being three cf,y Occur,: the Drawing 4 , 1' the Supplementary Lutiery. rtalilersof every such Ticket or Share, not re giving Alone) , will be - entitled to their Chance in the Supplententary Lottery, wlticn Jae4ins Drawing 'the 19th No. Xetiiberf and cuutaitis.the lullowiug Prizes: Prizeot • £20,000 , is - . Z 20 , 000 :1 . Aiv,iuus .. 1003 5 20 - The assditions of the' Contrat7 env he seen at .she * Seeivtary's Qjlce. N, regard will l e bad to and , Tender in 'which the Price s h a ll net 1:e inset tei its 7i•roodr . or ''t hat JET 14.srd be/ore ,Une o'Clock Ka the ~said l'hursdai the' ash t/ 017,6er new, no — unless the' 1'0164 ze,h,liteiat‘i Fe 71.nlis;ir sere fervi,le on his behalf, atte!stis, : to-ansiO,r 111 . 6"4 1. OLYMPIC .PAVI T. I (IN. NEW,CASTL E.T, STRAND, • EtstabiWted'h} , Authority Of the Lord Cliainbolain. AsTLEy most rqctS;llufly b 9 .113 14mve to io4 9. tiii that the WHO LE I NTE RIC) R cif. the Above T RI? having been newly Paintod, • De.. eorAttd, .and Eintivllisited, WI LL OPEN, for the WIZNE. TER . SEAS (I N, . TRA,MSPOR7' OFFICE, 28, 1 . 8ei7. 'WHEREAS the French Prisoner of 'Wanted and descrtirod .at io2l hemf, ort" t.. a 4161 h Mouth, in vir:l4.ior* of as Paro:e 6 . 1 Horrout, abAeond frcm . the Team of tidiharm,. flatirixtbiters 7he Corronistbrrers for the Transport Service. Ve. do hereby r er a Reward sf Five Garittear to av Perron or Ferrol,' who shall appiehand she ratt-Prlsbrar', and delays, his at thisMfice, or cause him Nit siOiree, Ix'ged in ay. of tkipwAtic•Ga , ls. 1.. 130 :14 E F fl an Ermegne .de Vaisseau, taken In the 13el i e Pottle French Frigate, 23 Yeah of . Age, 5 Feet Inches high, luzle . Eyes, found Visage,' pate Complexitid, wqelOptsdey, : and,marketi wit h the Span Pcx.. i);i MONDAY NEXT, Odober 5, 18 0 7, With a Variety of NEW ENTERTAINMENTS. 20 - .. . so LSC IS - . . - 2 I,foo* 1 i5 3 Prigs. InAhem nothing will be neglected to rvilder the Amusements ratocuidrly interestitty;, of the first utility, and agreeab.e to :the liletnents of An•and Sdence, uuder.the supenntenclance Of Mr. A S'i VEY, junior, • and executed by - autumns Per. .tortners, etnine...t.EqueStrians. Artists,' Ace. their first Ap. r e e rance at this . ..rhu.stre• the Seenery,-Majtinery, Dresses, Caparisons, dre. entire. ) . y ;few. Further particulars in future Hills and Advertiseineats, Doors to be opened j t t Si x , an d b eg i n at o'cluik pre cisely. binces4t. .Pit I.s, CJillery•is.--.1-1,411-price at Nine oTioclc. Places tbr the Boxes to De taken at the Pavilion front Ten 'till throe o'Cloek. • ,C63,0p0 TICKETS and SHARES ate nn Sale at ). NER's Licensed Lottery 011 Ice, No. lb, Curnliill, lacing the itoyal Exchange‘ • PRESENX PRICE. • Ticket . ,Czo 19 o Half . - 410 t o ' - -,C 2 is a Quarters 8 Sixteenth - s 0 To.he drawn in Ten Days, in regular Drawings of Two Tliou4and,eacii. Country Ranks sending Orders through tfteir Bankers in Lonlion, may leeeive tlusante I lowance CAils*-i) Agents. Cliths, Societies, Merchants' Bankers' Clocks, will meet with liberal. EnconrJoinent • :old all OrderS tram the COUII. try,. containing, Pay meta, will he treated the.sarne as it re. Sent. 110LIANTD AND THE RAM: E. ` This Day was :In a large and very. elegant •VAiluine. accompltiied numerous Engravings, price,sos. in buaids, . AI'OULI through ROL 14 AN D, along the Right and Lett tlanks of the RHIN F., to IMRM. STA Di; in the Suniiner 'Autumn of ilioft• • • . Hy Sir '101•IN CARR, . Author of The Stranger in lreliod, A Northern Summer, or Tiant'Rottasi•-t6 See. Pergit et linSt4les Itanta est fiductai films • Inconntatits un am. Tn this.. Work an.imptirtial account is given of the Manners, Custnint,' Arts, and' 'Condition of the Dutch, since the versiai of • the keiniolio o the Seven United Provinces into a Kingdom, and a Description of the most interesibig objects and siettety in Holland, and on tin- Kinks of the Whine; interspersed with a varlets of Anecdotes illustrative of the p et itil e a 1-Initand, nit ul that part of and Getinany • througti winch the 'Author passed; and the whole etithel. liblied with tw•ente Engravings by a distinguished A itist, from Do wings titide•iin the spot. , Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, ilrid4c.stictet, i i iariii . iatut to h e had of all llooksellers. • Ot whine itily be had, • The' gorthern price 21. zs. The Straitly:l' lit Ireland, price 2b. cs. ST TIIOMA G Ul's HOSPITALS. MR. AS'ILEY COOPER will .begin his LEC ,,,zitciiliy,M SE Evening. SURGERY.! oultforixl,Y,oaxis.a.t.Eight mg. Algoiric NIATE,I2.I.ALS AND.SSTA.TE, KltiC . S- C ATE, ISLE OF THANET. No LICENC'E required for LOTTERY AGENTS, And those that arc Agents at present may be Agents to onror more 0 itwes, A LL Persons willing to a& . as Lottery Agents L'l luny be supplied with TICK IiTS and StiAttts, ,the must aavantageous Terms, Wr Ready-money. snorr.(l.ted bdis, or Post-Ottlee Orders ; ittl tickets " or Shames un.. 'sold at the Continetwentent or the Ontwilig (stay kturnod, unci the amount of the ate p44ipp WARNER, at h(a State Lottery ()Ike, No. 16, eortiltill, near the lo):11, • Ext.:haw, 'Note.—Clubs, Societies, Ikc. will meet wit:a liberal Eu couragtimnt. N i t ESSRS: HOGGART mid PHILLIPS respeft• infpon the Pill)tic: ' That in the ,course of th; prese n t in , ;:ctlt,:hey will Oter to S ale the Nlardials of Ceiltre House, at Kingsgate, including a map considmd of the tinrst Proportioini in the ", 'l`gt!"m ; two tine Antique - 41am ltelievoa, 1611140)1e 41,14ibie Ciiininey- Pieces, OA Floor., gaugd FliPt- t .vork,. • 2ral other !Maier Ps for the gener.l purist).* iit . M.O Par wo e . E 4 tafr, tiS; O 1;;% ot t : n.,AlAn44, .capaoie of beilig converter{ into two ckC.llrut P one of them with A Fi4loon t suitable.iiur an (Hotel ; with the beautilol Pleasuie-Grounde and t and, containing about a.> Acres.. . Trk F4RMERS IN GENERAL. . _ . Its'a few Days will be published, llabdsornely printed in Quarto,. on vVritins Paper, pripr, in • boslits..Ss. 'THE FARMEIVs DAILY JOURNAL. and CO(111);,th; ACCOMRtur, tyr the -Year 1807 and tBoB, commencio,; on the 29th Day of September , being the Third VCO or its Publication ; Ltlpta,iiting Ruled Pages Ito every , Week i n the Y e ar, for an Account to no kept of every Day's tabour of Horses, Servantio r dsc. employed on a Farm ; also Gra:Amy, Poultry, and Dairy Account for every yileekovith various uwittl Tables, Bre. &C - , 11Y A PRACTICAL FARMER -I.onrifiti • • • Paul's -,,' • I tinted for C. ai.d I. Itivirottons . No. 62, Sr. hurch.yarl • and sold• by all Flooksclleta itt Now n ano coiiio t •Y• 11‘11i$ I)4y was published, price i5...6d• The Second Edition, with two additional Charadleisr Of. rig EPICS of the TON ; or, tlio - Glories of • • Nat World 4 .1 Puerta. With ?rotes' London Printed for C.and K • Baldwin, New Bridge-street. * The Portraits, in general. seem eepied from toe Lite, . .ald though they are embellish e d with poetic Flowers of van. ens hues, they appear very .teldoin to deviate freitt Nature ail Truth. *line whole may be regarded as a sort of historic gallery o f 'Portraits of contemporary P e rs on s o f both S i x es, or, which we go: with vivid saiistattion. The Author fa vours us e only with the initials at their Names; but the Cha. ratters aro so correctly drawn, and so much like .the Lite, that no mistake can well occur in the application.. Crit. Review, August, The Female Book is a piatire gallety, in.whic.lt the Pr r. traits of a number of Ladies, highly distinguished in the .a. pals of Fashion, are exhibited. Tligy are drawn to the Lire, y the hand of a Mager, and are arranged with singular Anti. jacobin Review, August. CRISIS IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS. This Day.was pufAished, the Second Edition, price as. 6d. 3 Y , 'ILE CRISIS. To which is added, .a•Ppiitscipt on the King's Declaration. - . the AUTHOR of " Flout Fads ; or, a Review of the ofConduct r laded for Stbekcialei jun. i Nu. 41 atehituisters , about. ” the middle on ' t he North Side ut and La Grange, Nassau-btrper, Oublin.' • Where maybe had,. • Stri4lhres on the C.athotie 11111 lolut Bowles, Esq.. : as, ~I•Ivro Lette rs t o M r ., Whitbread on the Education of the '°°r ; by lohn bowies, Fut zd'Etlit on. enlarged, 3s. • More:talents still ; being Lord Crenville'S Letter to Dr. I Gaskin, vita the.Atii‘vers thereto, .is• • • That incomparable Pamphlet, a Vindication to the Court of Russia ; jd Edition. es. 6d. Letter.tu Lord, Viscount Castlereagh, on the Present State gr Lieland, as. thC Talents in Ireland, a Satirical Poem ;''by the Au. thor of the preceding ; ad Eilitioni• is. 6d. All the l'aleitts, a Satirical Poem, in tour Dialogues, and R Pastoral Epilogue, with a Frontispiece ; iSth Edition, 6s. A few Cripies on tine thawing.paper s tcs. 6d. • Flagellum flagellated, a Satincal Peem; by Ben Block, is. 64: Alt' tile Talents' Garland; . a few Rockets, let ofrat a cele- Ittiited Alinistry • including Elijah':i Almale. the Uti Pow. Aletis, and other ' Pocins• of 'the same Author. ISy Erninpit Political Chsroders; 311 , Edition, boards, 4.s • P.ict 11. to c;omplete the former Edition, :s. The liritaninad and Ritierni;ul; Satirical Poems on t1:11 itvioe and Change of ,Ibilinititets, 23.6 d. DRIZES Sharod, •Seild, and ittlisterel. by HUiNSU and Co in the I.4si 1 , 01,11.4 Lotteries : • . Two ut . 430,a7.0 Twerty :four n of ksotto, l'rn -4.. *ooze° Tin rty sec) TWo 15.000 Fifty-six • . lotto Seimiteen Eight.:6stat pro •Tickets and• Shares (et the t'icaent 'State Lottery sire on Sale at their Licensed Ottices (agrc;2ahly to At of P.ltlia ntent), 26. Cornhill, 52, Charing.leross.• and St-Nlarearet!s Hill, Borough; where Schentes may he 1144 grdtts. Orders executed on the same Terms as if present. The Drawi n g; begins °Clam the loth. • NOW IS TI4 TIAIE the present To get a SNAKE or the 40,a701. P; i n ' sTATL LOTTERY, /. Which begins Drawing vath Glauber, 'feel. CI JAMBS BRANSCOMB and Co. No . Holborn, No. 37, and.No; 38, Haymarket, to olftrve . , the'present's TATE LOTTERY II EM E exceeds every Scheme that has gone before §y •► able to boast of a 4c,0001. Prize, with wily to,oco Tickets; and considerably less titan Two Blanks to a Prize, as the fortunate Holder of. each of the ,600-> Numbers drawn in , the first _pr principal. Lortery, awl - entitled no 'Picket in the'Supplementary,one, whim Ticket or .hire so &awn, the Holder, by applying at either* the atii.ye Of fices, may, if they choose, on or before_the.tfith November, for the full ainount, as if drawn a zoi. Prize ut ;;riot sold, the Holders of etch Numbers ' after that tine, will be entitled to every Beneficial Chalice . belonging to the Number or Numbers they posess itt . the SupPlettkericary Loticry;.*hien is to consist of toe 6000 identical .Numbers drawn as hetiire mentioned, be.the tifitintier or Nuiriber.s held by each Adventusereither a whole,Ticitet tar. a..Slotre, out any further expense or trouble of 04'1444 the Number first purchased in me principal lottcry: ' *" Schemes grutts fur botll LOUCtiC4, and Prizes paid on,de, maid. Tickets and Shares are now selling by . Sir !AMES . BRANSCOMB and CO. Proprietors of the t.ucky Lottery (tik es! , • i .",H o ib oro. 'No. 37, Coruhilt, ami No. 33, 114yrnarket. Piccadilly ; by whom, 1n the I.3st State Lottery, the following Capitald were sold iu.. Forty.t two Stiarus;,. namely : No. , 111,433, a Prize of to,oeoI: Likewise, No. t 0,167, a Price of - ;Gaol. • ' And. No. 4477,. a Prize of . ;eel, • r‘htt where the. first • 3n,epol. PRIZE EVER SOLD, - Likewise, NO. rz,719, the bit 25,0071. int& the ONLY PltlZ.h .everAntitted to 20 ; 0;01. No. savor., as first .drawn ,the Seco nd' Day, in the last Year's Lottery, were .clivided into Shares ; And in the two last Years' Lotterie,, upwards of see,oool. in Capital Prizes were also divided at the above 01i,:e3 :in 42, ShArC3l eXCIUSiVC of uvralleol. Vic:. 40.4 SURE.lttkWit, MS—SERMON:S. . This Uay were published, Priee Sixty Shillings, rtone trp tepiraftly, tllt the Pulpit, TITY OILIGINAtt, MANUSCRIPT SEW -4). 3440u5, adapted tin every Sundry in the Year, anc for' the Principal Holidays,' and Extraordinary Occasions. — Printed in a new Script Type, CASE on purpose; in exact lniitation - of - Manuscript. DIG N t -r KY of the Cl-113 g CH of r NG I,A,N, D. These Original Sertrions are reSperlfollystibmitteirto the' Clrigy 36 super our inocletn compositions, better adapted to . their avowed object than any previous attempts of the same kind. The Ainhorlias s pita:Au:4 every one of t hein , 'and he can, therefore, speAk to their suitalale - length and ofroet—lie Can also boast of the sanaion which tiwy - have re. cei yeti from very distingtiislikid ornainents Of the Church. Printed for T. - Osteltv'itkre klarili:.lane, near St. Paul's, Mantua ; and sold by all t tr.dllers in Town' And Country. N. $3. Cjergyinett Who ritak,not choose to purchase the entite . Set,' till they haVe etaiiiiiied a few, may b; aei.oniino dat,:d. with a Score, indifferently' selected, for wont,p4tind note, wliiehotay,,if agreeable; be AtiliTti:S4Sit Eq A C u4li ea.:4 by the Pont. . Can any ono seriously believe that, when Flu°. TIAPARTE compels aPrince to abdi_ate the iitle . Whieh the Constitution and the LAWS h: we givt:n him, to .•.. re..inve,t nil)) t'vtii;lles name of Kins; . , he hal any . other object in view than that of degradingihe Kings whom he cannot dethrone, by multipl;ing the titlos • which they bear ? When he compelled a Duke - Of Wirtemburgh to declare himself he annihi. lated all the Constitutional relations which connceled thot.,Pristce with. his People, anti his People ,with hint; :since, by virtue of this new titles,, he engage 4 him to break all the political laws of the .territies which mero,under his cAttroul., and to annihilate -tile:Statos of the C9untry. • in Saznny, too, he 1.9 s forced the Eleanr to vio, .1410 311,116 engagements towards his , Snbje A lli 4 ,7*be Jaws of the Eleii..loratep.rehibit the holding off:Alt:0 by/ Citholies ; and,. iron) ,the instant tli it ho be.. came,4ing of Saicony, he brolie throtlgh the r 4» straint of those, laws ! • It. is thus that 431.4oriAt.taltg renti% B"ntittr Ithe politic4l cornice - tied.,dF shttel, of which ,i).:(1-ranges and saLiYerts Ali the antirot religious. (ktkonos a Soirereign wllont the law had.crowtkeil, 'and Inc ,tanlowbdses, d legitimate Prinet! Iwo fi*ble anti absurd Tyrant. , An.l tu this tnauner,- by kaving the ,Klugs without Peeple,.an4: he People, without he etreas, 'at hi i pleasure, the destrtialon of the one, and the slavery of the other.. Thus,be.treats the Countries whose. antieitt ove reigns he yet periniis , to vegetate,a few tunnents! _With respect to those coututies which Ittt At:livers up, t „ the (4)114901.0 his relation and accompiit.,:es, he indulges thetp ,with 3 share of 'the plunder., as a 'rewar d f ur their„zeal in the execution of his will. Let any one now judge ; whether beings. Of this .description can possibly entertain an idea of "'con ciliating" any other. interests than 'their Owrri- and those of th4r master !. ,The House of .Saxony has recovered, -at the end of fifty years, the independence which she hud lost:" The world cannot hare forgotten, that when-Buo. NAP4rera forced the King a Prussia into war, in 1006, he pretended that Sax.ony, enslaved by Prus sia, was,drivento take tip arms contrary to her own inclinations, and that the °hied of his expeditioa was to &liver Jre ,trom the Prussian yoke. .kie well tineWtlat no perAon Eurnpe wonkt s'wtt IN least credit to cur absurdity of tiiis hind. TILE .COW Pox., - .. This ibovai pubh4hea, . . , • Illustrated vvi h ;:ecurately coloured Engravings 'of: shell:l4. ' ca,e in its various Forms, rtice 4s. ful. in hoards: . POPULAR' VIEW of. VACCINE 'INOCU- . ... .1..0'l ON. and of th e N1,,,,te of k corlduating it . ; with a' A en:4 trisan of the Sni:111-Pox anti Cow-Pon inoculations,. -intended tor heads of families, and 'Clergynten,:us well , as. the ka‘ulty. • . liy JOSEPH ADANIS.,-M:D;: • • : Ph) skian to the Small. Pox ,hospital, to the. Iletstr insbury. 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