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• . - Pei tent . /--- 9: •/,,,_0(.- -.- . • - k • • ~t .... .• .. . ... ~• „..• ; of _ .., a..... . i .. . .. ..... 1 IP . •it " 4 T. ; ::' 1 1 • .....-1 1111111 Ire lr... .. '...trall:iti-i l e 1 ,./' •..- -./ . -77 7 , - . . (1.... 0 j ~. 1 ‘ r, ......., %1 il . 1 , . ./ ... Ilt •Is L fr. A.. .. ...w. ( i s. .•••••• ". ••••••,.. 0 01 eft., -.wow% I'Zia. .•• ._ .. . • - • - NUMBER 6198. LONDON, TUESDAY; O.CI'OBEII 15, 1822. PKICE Id. , __ .. _._ _, T=gs---- r THE nEVENUt. . r, NNW THEATRE ROYAL. DIMBY-LANE. ' I EAwr INDIA HOUSE, Oc-pegaga g, mg. HE COURT of DIRECTORS 'cif ' the ' - T --0111 w— - IPPIIIIIP.IIIMII IIIIIPIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII.IIIIII.II"IPIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIPIM1171111111111111.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMI"lillIlrillillIl lilliaillIllIll" "PllPillIlli"Ill i"Ilfgil.Izoj.ft,1;tuorTvedwilEutDtNta,hs.io T HLP.Er.b.hcillebere.,"l - 4.,, T O UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of ENG- ABSTRACT of the iirr PRODUCE fitte NEPE.ViIE of GREAT BRITAIN, heat rears ended 10th October 139.1, odd 10th °doter 1822. Dal', October 111, with as Oceasioaal Adams. 1 911111 Pu by LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, de hereby ow distinguishing the Quarles* i and also the TOW Produce' of the Consolidated Find, the Annual Duties, and War 'axes; as also the Total Produce of ehe C. c o l,,„„, E.I. Is be 'pekoe by Mr. Terry (his first appear. IVd ,,,, ii ,"_ , L_ COMMI TTE E . Custom and Excise. ass o• Nis stasieh-elleir which his Majesty's fkrirmats will '"" t 1"` or BUYING and WARE- . will he read i y f. ',re lire Proposals io lirilialt, sal. quarters coded. quarters encied. r forrn Shrridasee Cooky HOUSES of rd tip. ea ur before WEDNESDAY, she 2 3J October, 'throws. DISTINGUISHING Tilt Cossoi.tisaiter d i- Veer Goaded ..,-.......---....a.------... y aw en d e d THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. DM, from sods eyesore as May be einiag Id stipp . 17 Ike POND. INS ANNUAL DUTIES. ABM tat Wes 1 , 51811104117 sth sth April, ph die)... hod s (lets: loth Oes o use. oth .I.,Ossory MI Aftril. • 511 s July, 10th (t. 10th Oct. sir Peter Tess!e s , Hr. 81•nden ; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. c on , r .,, y with Tats. a 1821. 1821. Isl2l. ISA. 1991. MIL . 1111192. 180. len. Mae - . _— —.------‘ I Nunn: ; Sir Brajainia Ilsekbile, Sir. Harley; Joseph Sur- BRITISH REFINED SULPHUR; Coatoussa. .. ...-..............4........ ...... ..f t.Sa5 415 A 1.798.576 £801,934 £1,251.7at .I'6 731.7r6 .4 1 ,• - gsae xi. 963 5108 .C 6116496 ,51,456710 A. 4118.889 lee, Mr. Cooper; Chsrl, a Sutton , Mr. Elli s ion; Crabtree, and that the Cooditions of the Cqutriel may be seem Oat p. I Excise.. 111 r. Gallic; Careless; Sfr. Baron. il Lade Teazle, Mrs. plicat um to the Clerk of the said Committee, with whelk the &amps ........ . ... .............-.42. ... .... ........... 1,41.5.474 1,41h.799 1,5(8.493 , 1,621.225 G 149 95C 1.497.128 1,112.346 1,500,116 1.1174.X13 61156593 Seed ; Lady Ileeerwell , Mrs. Knighl ; Mrs. Candour r, Mrs. Proposals mist he left before Elrven of she Clods ors the Past-Ogee. ..... ... ........ ................ ........... 321.000 1.10.000 3111,0. 0 311.0017 1 1:51.r0n 3 , 1.000 7190.0L0 4 355,000 3614000 1,313.000 Girder; Maria, Miss Sistitb. said 23.1 day of OClnlier, after which boor tiro Committee Assessed Tann .. ... 2.,".5:.674 842.531 1.376010 793.5.0 6 297.777 .2.291708 832.672 2.196511 651.229 3.971.129 Tu whirls will be added the Comic Opera of will out receive any Trader. Lead Tans • . •••••• .• •• •• es. 401,0117 41.0.4.0.4•••• • •••••• 127.512 157,477 44..5,366 907.481. 1.•.:17.1155 473000 355,199 474.749 161,211 1.763 t&'9 THE POOR MIEDIER. PETER AUBER, Aseistrom Seermare. Mlscelleneoila ~ .....,«»......., ... 114.187 57,573 64,9t2 61.221 197.914 119.06 86.183 99,451 91.40 370,095 Unappropriated War D0tie5....................„;,,,,, 20505 951 8 172 17,01 ' 296.4 7.200 1,461 2.90 2.491 14,1'(6 CopOsie Fitzroy, Mr. Barnard; PAtrielt. Madame Wagtail . ___,„. „ 4 _,..____ VAN 1.11F.M A N'S LAND. Dermot, Mr. Adler (ha Ard &performer us any wage); Total Consolidated And 1..........-.... 12.276.379 1 1 .739.118 11,176203 1:.:.69,01!7 14.534.567 11.581.501 10,786017 12.013.637 10,9414155 45.37681 U Jest peblished, price lc Oil, Ds,by, Mr. Menden ; Fa th er Luke, Mr. G. Smith; Bspa- - • -.. . • ...-... —..-.........— ------ -._-.....--...---- -- ------- .- --- tele. Mr. Gone. Nurab, Milli Verde; listh:sea, Miss Cupe. A GEOGRA I',HICAL, HISTORICAL. Roil ' A DOTI= TO PAT Orr BILL& t 104. . TIIPOGRA PIIICt 1., DESCRIPTION of VAN untums - -'" ' 232.244 111,119 • 1•P96,765 1,659.327 1,711,038 P 71.791 -' 116670, 825.612 1.507.107 34116190 321.703 519,822 Thie Doer will be sported at Halt-paat IBIS .'Clod, aod DIEISAWS- LeNl3; odds imposinins Hi... ma Mamigo4on. Estes ls.n ... .e , r.5 r 5....................... 30 296.11 JA.444 in... - viik . q _•.? ••• 4 9 :Aii 3 ° 5 . 5 9 .. •• • • •• • • she ferferisasere lISISIGITIsre as &TT*. OGG POMllairl 11411,10 an/0 foe Goons of Land; higniiirr Possess& ••••••••••• • . • ••••.•.,.... .. • ••••••=m• ••••• Nem•••• ......... 4 ••••••, , /•••mm•••• --••••• •••a. -... ......, So ws T ai a Ipos a . rest, Be. 44_,,,,pi, 8,,,,, ej, ;, g erm i pies with feferwrietAn• at to IS must useful Articles fur Prisms It -tuner Gallery. Is. ; Elwood Pitt. lc-Upper Galles, lo take eels To 'Hsieh is added, an Abstratt fess the Total Annual D0de5............ ...... 247 891 112.700 6996,765 1.556409 3,019.561 1 I,r-091110 112.870 1126,612 1,62.8.5410 . 4.1:1111,902 b.; Iloaelad Pries:4H. . ; • • Geiser:el Master Books fur the years 1819 awl Ititek, and a ___ ____,---- -- --__ —.__— -- --.— .List_uf the Civil Establishment ; embellished oith a S'iew of Permanent and Annual Duties Moen for 154 Dawes to be Mlles of Mr. Spring, as the Bin. -- . -- •-•-----' Oiler, is the Rotolo* 'bete Family Boxes for the accent. nil "' t • """• Wat Taste. By G. W. EVANS, asediiill. of Pamirs COMING lame le the Theatre) so•y be F.xcise Surveyor Geneva of the Colony. 323,183 imaged, toad • Private Boa had sightly; as also of Mr. Customs. . . . Also, A LARGE CHART of the ISLAND, 30 leek's— ---- ---- ...re-. -- . - o ,— ---- 000lsham of Bond street, who M appointed sole of al by let Wed Ir.oill .1 she lairs for the 'sightly disposal of Prt- 24, draw. 417 the *ewe. villa the 5' 10194,4 11 1 of Ilig Nor- Total War Taxes. 443.00 614,459 61:4.584 1.10.377 3 0111.507 395.273 1,119.1r9 boors end River., slid is which the various G ran t s o f L au d MN Drier beiourgios lo the Loewe of this Theatre. are aecormely laid down. Total Revenue, distinguishing the Con- ' Da Thursday, the tragedy of Hamlet : Hamlet, Mr. Young Permed fur John Sower, 73, 111. Paul'. Church yard. solidabed Fund, the Annual Duties. 16147,9111 10,459.177 12.880 952 14,010,793 50,557,440 13.575.417 10.898,677 12.940,90 ' 13.219.408 50 . 334.091 (eis AM appearance Go this stage); Ophelsa (list tome), — and War Taxes. . _____.. Madame Vflperje.....GANl What Nest ? Th i s Aso is polrliolied, hi 4 vols. 12so. price It 4s. ___, - 1 --.-. --- --..— ~ , Oa Friday, The Heir at Law : Cicely Honsespeo, Mrs. ACHILLINION : • Highland Tole.-Be the 'gem & DIsTINGUISHING cur CIIITOSIS atm Excise. Replan (Crum the Theme Royal, Exeter, bee Seat appear- M Author of " Redmond the Rebel"-" H. Rash. Total Produce of Condoms, as particularised ahoy* 2.117.619 1 956276 1.898 199 2 844.2.31 8.765.865 140.096 2.095.878 1.946108 6941,987 I 9.470.769 me go Iliiii stage). Imre," ice. Total Produce of Excise. ditto ditto 6315,737 5.707,590 6,296510 8,149,526 26, 471,:16.3 8.500,789 5,656,798 6,268,738 7.30.997 ! 2494329 In Mil Upeni le Deponent, Mr. Rrolon. Min Stephens, Pawed for A. K. Nervosa sad Co. Leedimbell street. Stamps, Post. Office. A mined. Property, and sod SC& Ausiim (from Moe Theatre Royal, Dahlia). are ea- Land Taws, bliscellaneous, and Ilimpywo- 6734,522 2.856,311 4,683,043 5,047,3:4 13,321,7,12 4,6107,738 9,10415,e4; 4.625,403 2,947,914 1 15417,000 The Ilullowiag will appear this Wieser : gored. THE SCARLET HANDKERCHIEF ; by the Author of priatedDuties and Pensions. dec. ditt0......... '-''''"'""" ''''-'''''''"''''"' --"---- --* '''''--- '''' .6 .....i • TMRAIMR -ROYAL, COVERTGARDRN. Total Revenue. disthiguisbise the Cue- - A SKETCH OF HER OWN CIRCLE; by Miss Resell. toms and Excise. r is EVENING, TU ESI/AY, October IS, 3 'Oh. Deduct the Receipt upon Property and Damp -2.605 981 8.172 17.881 99,659 7.330 1,461 2,966 6494 14,121 will be performed tbe Opera of WHAT SHALL BE, SHALL BE; • Novel: by Mrs. propriated War Duties. GUY MANNERING, Meek,. 4 (rum. '''''"""-- ---- 1 -- THEODORE CYPHON ; or, the Jew :by George Total R e ve nue, exclaims of Property , 1 Col. Mswrrise, Mr. Abbott ; Hear Bertrem, Mr. Pear- 13,163.313 10,468,196 12.676rA0 14,022.912 50,529101 13498417 10,897.156 12.837.253 116167,314 50,519.970 ra ‘. 1 . 147, Author o f " Three Spauiards," Ike. New Ed ition - sae. Dowdolo flompeow, Mr. W. PISMO ; Deadly Diemsoot, N A..- Mt. 6.. ; Dirt Hatteeeick, Ole. Comes; Who rt GLIIIIII. Mr. elasehand. Limy Illertram, Mime M. Tree; Julia Mao- DE MOWBRAY ; or, the Stranger Knight : • Raorsoos. BRAZIL. ' he hiceretirel, arid the benevolent views of Providence eueld DOD entered into the society of bidependent nations, to wheels retina_ il ias !..vet Mrs. ll‘Calidlisk_ lira_ Da•rmeari , New B y Nella Steptleas. 4 vole. be defeated. at luau for many years retarded.. _ . _ . . 1 you possess a rightful claim. The boomer and d.fritily of the ...... . - - - • - ... _ .. . • rarimmedrikeDlFAL, COVIINTGARDEN. rris EVENING, TU ESDA V, October 15, will bo performed the Opera of GUY MANNERING. at Masseriar, Mr. Abbott ; Herr, Bertram, Mr. Petr els.; DowtorMS•eopeow, Mr. W. Fames ; Doodle Dienumot, Me.. Meriore ; Dort Hatteeaick, 61r. Comm ; Gilb. rt Gliwaio ; 111r.Illaoebanil. Limy Bertram, Mile M. Tree; Julia Man se/Mg, Ni.. Love; Mr.. ll 4 Candlisk, Mrs. Davenport; Meg ilardies, Ma. Flilleil. To which will be addled the Melodrama of THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. Griellaf (the Miller), Mr. Farley; Conn] Frederick Fri berg; Mr. Horrebow • Karl. Mr. Ellanchaid ; Loam'', Mr. Abbalt-; Cobwrg, M. G. Pyre. Claudine, Mrs. Vinl.lll Rainas, Mrs. Faucit. Doers to he opened et Half-pad Six—the Play to begin at Seven. loxes 7. ; Second Price 3.. LI —Pit Sr. 6.1.; Second Filmic—Lower Gallery Is. ; Second Price le.—Upper Gal lery] 0. ; Served P. lee Od. BRAZIL. amtie MA NI FESTO Or NIS ROYAL 11101111C•11 INC CONITVIIITIONAL /PRISON AND WNIVNTVAL DUSTS DU* OW TN6 1111141 DOM Or-daily TO THE OF THAT KINGDOM. BRAZILIANS !--The time • for deceiving mankind is pest. Gnvermainsts which would still !ovoid their power upon the pretended ignoeswee of the people, er spun antiquated errors MIA shines, are destined to see the plusses of their gre•t• mess fall from the fragile basis ea whit% it had been erected. It is is conseqeersee of ems encodes.' le this principle, that the Cortes of LaIDNIN knee forced the pesivhsees of the south of Brazil to threw of the yoke prepared for them. It is in conseqwence of being duly impressed with it, that I arm see all Breed united amend me, calling upon nae to defeat its rights aril maiutaiir its liberty and independence. I comply. Brazilians, while I declare I. you the truth. Listen to sue! The Cowen at Lisbeat s aseatewlioS, to *oaf 46, .Trittoisti right of Imposing era Braid a new conspact—as at We of faith, signed under • partial read prospective i alb, tied •kieh could is no way involve the approval of self destruction— has compelled us to examine the pretended titles which are set up, and to investigate the injustice of such nureasoaahle pretensions. This examination, which insulted reason coon Belled aad required, has proved to the Brazilian that Ports• gal, is overthrowing all established formsa—ms changing all the ancient tied respectable institutions of the Monarchy—in passing the sponge of moral oblivion over all her relations, and in re-ronstitatowg herself anew, motto compel us to ac cept a dishirisouralde and degrading systems,lwitlinut violet leg those very priociples on which -he has founded tor ri vo- Males aid the right of changing her political insiiiistiitna— without destioyimg those based upon which her own rights, the inslienable rights of maw, are founded, without opp,s iug the progrese of reason and justice, which loss Mr laws in the nature sof things, and sever is the individual capiers of ml a. he tereentest ; sod the benevolent views of Providence would be defeated, at least for many years retarded. I should be responsible fur all these evils, for the blood which world be shed, for the victims which would Infallibly be sacrificed to passioas and to private interests. I have therefore fotwird my resolution—l have adopted the room which t►► people wished, and I have ordennttlia convocation of the Assembly of Brazil, is order to cement the political iudepeodesice of she kingdom, witasit breaths( the sift of Portuguese fraternity. Thus may the dim rent parts of the •cited Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil, and Algaives, justly and decorously harmonise ; and thus may be pieierved us. der Doe chief, two families which are separated by immense sea•, and which can alone be retained in tibiae by the hoods founded on au equality of rights mid a reciprocity of in. tercets. Braziliaos!—Os your account, it is not accessary to to the evil. to which you weie subject, and which oecesioaed the representation monde to me by the serve, sod reevk of this 'ray de' the 13d of May, and gave rim to my royal decree of the 3d of June of the present your ; bet t►e respect we owe to mankind requires that we should stale the realms. whirls led to your Arm pro. ere/tinge, and to my cosiduct. The history of the acts of the Conerem of Lisboa with respect to Brazil, present. a series of unjust sad osreasonable proecedsags, the objects of wheel' Safe N paralw the prosperity of Brazil, to consume the vital 'wisely!, of the country, and to redder her to a state of inanity ►ed feebleness which would infallibly lead so her rein sad aohjogattini. To courtier the world of the truth of this asaertloa, it is only iseeeasary to cuter iota the simple exposition of the following feels : The Congress of Lebow legislated on the affairs of Brazil waiting fur her repreoi ut•tives, thus miens, aside the sovereignty of the majority of the nation. •ow entered into the soci►ty of independent nations, to which you possess a rightful claim. The honour and dignity of the nation, the desire of her prosperity, the voice of Nature her self, require that the colonies shoo Id cease to be colonies when they have attained to their virility, and that, though treated as colonies, you shall no lower be so is reality, bat shell eouthsee to remain a kingdom. Finally, the same right which Portugal had to set aside her ancient isessitstione, and to , c „ n .tit,,,, he►selr, that right should with more reason belong so you, whir inhabit a vast and ememive country. with a population larger, thoegh mac mattered, than that of Portugal, sad which will p a. hiereasiag with the same rapidity which dimiugoishes the fell of heavy bodies through the air. If Pottage, deny yo■ this right, else herself renounces the right which she may plod ies order to obtain the recogssitine her sew moodily, doe by fore-Igo maims., who would i• that case have It in their parte to allege just motives for Interfering with bet doss. AM athirst, 904 , visitation the att►ibutes uf the earno reianty and iadepNs•te of nation•. What then remain. for you to dn. arsailians !--It remelts for you to sneer yourselves all in interest, on lose, is hopes; e• essehlish the august assembly of t►e Brazil in the exercise of its runt lists', in order th st is holding by the helm of res. son and predeeste, it may succe ed le avoiding the rucks which are so eoforiessiely presented in the al • .f revolu tion by Frame', Spoilt, sad twee Portugal ►erself; and in outer that it may smirk olds greater precision and wisdom the division of the powers, and esiablishiog the code of year legislation i• woad philosophy, may apply it to your pecu liar eireuessiaecem On She itt Oetob-r was published, price Ss. ed. sewed, r r tHE MUSEUM : PART' 11. containing 13 Nus. for JULY, AUGUST, aryl SEPTEMBER; for the ate a Ms C0 1 0156'0. or f..r Persons travellior. This Work is devoted to Gram' Liierature, isrludiag Reviews of Books, sad Eassys ea Men sad Slaraers—The Relies Lrttree and Fine Aria--Sirieace nod Phihrouphy—Tke Drams —Antiquities sod Biography—Varieties sod Fr/retire la Prose and Verse, Ike. PART I. coataittiveyy 10 Nos. for April. May. &ail 'Oaf, wart published no the Ist July, prier 6.. 8.1. sewed. THE MUSEUM is published every tkierday Morrie', at SJ. la Loadan sod its Eavirooss, or Gee by post Is. by Joist Miller, 68. Fleet street ; sad say I. bud of all Rook. sellers, No.lll/I.leo, and Book• Clubs. Resells' Siteietie., sod Porous who an set pisiliookisillpelisiesw• of basis., ibis Most du the Asp sit' pals. liestiost, say metes the Nuissbirs weekly, at $l. cask us Monlbly. with the MairOaillt• •tril Reviews by 'mitt( • par ticular order to their respective Buiehaglike. or Agents. Mery for the Boxes to be had of Mr Brandon, at the Box- Hort-eireet, from Tr' 101 l Fuar. Ta.asorrow, The Jealous Wife—and Meddle. Os T►ursday, Veu et Preserved—sad Fuel' , Thieves. Ow Uttar, tie Opera of Foataiseittes The Mod gef. A kw Grand Serious Melo drama is is relirsirsal, will k 'seduced this week. anti UST NIGHT OF THE COMPANY'S PERFORMING THIS SEASON. TM EATR E-ROyel, HAT-MARKET. THIS EVENING. TUESDAY. Oviober is, will be perhowted • Cowie Piece. is imme awl, called LOVERS' QUA RR ELS. Carlos, Mr. Raker; Salaam., Mr. W. Wed t; Lopez, Mr. Fliwortle. Leonora, Miss Boyce; Jacialha, Mrs.Tayleara. After which ihe Comedy of THE BELLES STRATAGEM. HAZARD end CO. ...repecifally rccumatenil to the *itemises althea. Frieods arid the Politic the &Woe of the Grand Lottery, whirli begies Disarm,/ the 3041, of THIS MONTH (OCTOBER). The very peewit approbation it has snet with, from the soperior speed It pea. wires *err all the Schemes witch have been tatopiail within the last Thirty Years, lathier, thew rthinthotly to anticipate an erpreewiented drowsed for Tickets nod Shares. OLD ENGLISH LOTTERY. Arraited ow the rod old plats of 1792. 120 CAPITALS, ALI. MONEY. all a which •y be draws the First Day—Ns Classes—Nu P l ead Puss. Wirt:vett, Mr. C. Keroble; Hardy, Mr. Tiqvy ; Mr George Tauarkvoutl, Mr. Baker; Flatter. Mr. Liaison •' Saville. Mr. Faulkurr; Courtall, Mr. Covina,. Letitia Hardy, Mu. L'astirrity i Mrs. Racket, Mrs. W. Clifford; Lady Fiauces Toackaapod, Mimi Scull; Mica Ogle, Mi.a &Ice. Tu conclude .ilk the Farce of X. Y. Z. That CitsrVas denied to Brasil a delegataou of the ewes. live power, so vecemary for the developetweat of its full force, cowsidering the great distance whirls separates Ports. gal fro• Brazil, lbws leaving the latter without laws suited I. her climate aid local rirrunasistreea, sod without prompt .1116041ritrill far her wet-emit les. 3 1 10 e 2 3 kr. Sit ikr. Tickets sad Shares Of. Selluag ky HAZARD sad Co. Stork-Brokers, at thesr uid establerhed Hd fioo Walt Offices, lyre' Eschaolge-gate ; 26, Gyration ; sad 1114, Ovoid. •orres.roruer of Regent •Ilirret ; MIMS 6.11 THREE Pessess uj 110 000 so 'be last Wier, sad is tie precesiim4 Cusisroci. Csntsie Gatlitmtl, Mr. Baker; Nectar Bray, Mr. Liston ; Grubbietea, Mr. Wilhast• ; lienties Albinos, Mr. Taylseire ; Barb renrre.cl, Mr ()sherry. Mari•, Miss Smith; Mrs. Nasser, Mils Boyce; Morn 1111.11111111111, Mrs. Pester. SURREY THEATRE. rpnis EVENING. TUESDAY. October 15. a mid Amine the week, the sew grand et•Ii0111 fieestriaa Hele•Drawe, guinea expressly tuft We Theatre by Mr. I.H. Amherst, called i'HE INFERNAL. SECRET; OR, THE INTULNEHAELE! Parithis AatsOdi , Mr. &Atm rf ; Dow Alpihonew, Mr. M , •Moa; Den Auswein, Mr. Shaw; Dow Airing, Mr. Brows ; Uwe Frraamlo, Mr. Jones; 1 beudwre, Mr. Warc►ard; Figaro, Mr J lEsqrht ; MJ4IIIII (lie Isswolnerable), Mr. 11. Enable. lardera, Mrs. Pope Rums, Mrs. llaredge (Add Mir% V.ocess. After which a sew Comic Balks , compoord by Mr . Girowa r railed THE RIVAI. SISTERS. Fuiscipal Clvirsoiers—Mr Girowa , Hiss Cooke, sod Miss S. Jossusi sosistud by the Coups de After whieb mull be exhibited the surprising Polasdrie twoloi.ors oil the Enchanted Ladder! seirratioderi by a Aril -I.aot display of Fire Works, by Mr. Caraway (one of the biosat.itit Compsso, s b.' will also exhibit his celebrated *impeders Vat of sisudiug un his bead us the puist of .pea. eight furl high. Ihr whole tu conclude with n new estertainseat, called 'IKE BARRER ; OR THE MILL OF HAGDAD. Door. open ai Half plu.s Five, and broil Haltpsst rkass 2s.—tialltly Is. 11.1 f-price at Hallpast lit". F. EXTRACT of SARSAPARILLA. In this Preparation are cnsertitrutod all the woe. thrivii Properties of she Sarsaparilla Root, eves to a iv/ffet smorairon of she linsairuiem wit► which it is pre. Wed. To such Pettauus, therefore, who, from virtues mars, wooled experiesee great inconvenience, or with whom it maid ►e utterly impossible to prepare the Decoction, she Paid Elliott, which possesses the advantages of portability, aid of keeping in any climate, will be found a must 4 "nahle mode of employing this oureh.esteemed medicine. The Dniemes in whirls is his proved most be.efkial are thus* of the Shia, each as Sem butte Affections, Eruptive "leaser, Sreoadary Symptoms. die. inking from a diseased state of the System at large. It mt.y be take. either slow, ar corabised with Water, rendering it of the saint strength " Dvtotlion. 'rbe Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla gray be had eiiker is a simple on roaaposad state, of Airier.. BUTLER, Ow tiricsal Preparers, N 0.4, Cbnpside, and 220, Itesgeat.sireet, ""dulai 20, Waterloo place, Edinburgh; 34, Starkville. 't^*. Dublin; sad by she principal Medici.. Veadm t r"viilai.ut the United Eisgdaras —He cameral to ask (.r Butlers' Fluid Extract Miarsaparilla." e~:~.r I.OW PItICE OF GRAIN. An Inti Digest eorreisposideat Goo Scotland olwarves, thes e onto she except in• of use very rensarkable moons, wheat is as cheap •t present as at any pegiud during she lass 600 years. In 1436, after • h of onconuason •bundassie, Ilia limier of wheat sold as low as 2s. 44.! sail in 1:64 it was 4s. a flower. In 11/0 it was as she enorsassus price of 19/. per quarter, which occasioned • decadtal fainter sad mortahly throughout &seism:. The artificial scarcity and rouse-queue dearth of 1800 and 1801 are will well ram its tiered. Front 1202 to 1303 she average st eke quarter of wheat was... Fromm 1303 to 1103 I 14 7 Fri,. 1403 to 1503 is fell le. From 1503 to 1600 it root to I 7 4 Fro. 1600 to 1696 it was— . From 1696 to 18111 ......... „ „l 18 9 Still this is excluding the Arnialfol year 1270, and rail or two following years, in which the people suffered from the effects of that horrid famine. In 17110 three was a great acidly in Scotland ; bet that was owns( to an almost basal failure of the oat crop, fur there was very little • heat room to Scut. laud al that lime, and potatoes were them uisktruww. The public debt. too, was little or suihiag, and. of course, taxes etre trilliog : soar they are etiorisuue said overwhelming, nail malt be raised to pay the interest of nearly nine hun dred millions of what is falsely call. d " The National Debt besides the 11111111t11111 aid overgrows yearly espendsturs.— Added to all these issupportable burdens, the rents have been is many iustasces qoadre phi', the puor's rates appal. ling, the tithes most oppressive, and grail but little higher than it as. six cowhides ago. limier ibis insupportable weight of evils it is utterly imposaible that the farmers or the people at large cast longer exist, unless some speedy and effectual measures are devised for their relief. In Scotland there are ao poor). Wei sue tithes, but the farmers are still very badly off. From 1800 to 181$ grain was very high ; rattle of all kinds, particularly sheep, brought moss rxirs•a gait prices; and all that time there was a moat uoeummora rage for taking ground. If a mats gut • good Gam, he scarcely eared what real he gave; but now he feels it. .4 farm that my ancestors possessed f.oni aline immemorial, at a rest of 261. a year, is now let at 270/.; and s farm litpion log to it, that used, till about that time, to be about IN/. a year, is mow 6001. A proposition has been snide by Sir - JOHN SIN. CLA IR for calling s meeting of gentlemen of thr landed interest •t Ediutiolgh, far the purpose of digesting s plan for the considerat 1111 l of Parliament. The meeting to cousin of delegate► from every county In Scotland. - - 'e .. ~, 411111. = The southern provinces of Mail hulag, therefore, nailed and assumed lire majestic attitude of a people recognising their right so liberty and happiness, have turned thew eyes towards me, t►e sus of sleeve Coq and shear (stead, who, regarding In its true point of 'few ibis rich sod great putout of our globe, who, kurrwiNg she talents of its iababliatets, and the immense resources of its soil, sees with pain the irregular mod tyrannies, emus. of dose whose fslaely sod prematurely have named themselves the fathers of the cumetry, and have attempted to change their character of representatives of the people of Portugal into that of Soreertgus of all she im mense Porisguese Monarchy. 1 have cuoisequeotly ero t tsi. dared that it .mild be seaworthy of ate and of the great Kora whom son and delegate I am, 10 distil/Brd the wishes of his fats►ful 81,bj. CIS, who, repressing republican desires and pros peorsotiev, avoid the fasciseatierg example of neighbouring slates, and dermal to me all their hopes: in this way Royalty is presesved is site groat Anserirate toothiest., shit tire rights of the expert Bowe of Bra aaaaa ate acknowledged. 1 have acceded to the g . OCIONS and sincere wishes of this petiole, and have remained in Bras - I, making bourn my firm iesulotion to our Kiseg, suit heiog persuaded that thus sh p would Ise so the tortes of lishoit, the thermometer of the disposino■ of B asil, of its *rue of its own moody, _rid of the sew elevation of its seatimems. I hoped, also, sisal this pet:credo% would nuke she Cortes stop in the ranee which they had tonenseaced, and return to the puttee( jut. tics, from which they had departed. TUN rearms elsetased ; hut she giddy views of egotism 'tree its voice arid its pre cepts. The itrelognation of the Voited Provinces was then, as might be especial, roused, and in a stemma, as if by ensaie,all their ideas sod seolienents eouvergeol lu tote single point and to one sole cud. Without the din of arms, ■nd wiehoset the cries of anarrhy, obey emaly "repaired of me that I should, as a gsarsoter of their per clods ',betty and utmost honour, cause she pr..ntpt installation of a geuecal, roossiseent, sod legislstive asseuthly for lir•zul. I was de. •irons let delay t►e period of the meeting of this assemhly, its order to see wheelie. the puck Of floc Curter of Lisbon would yield to the voice of reason slid justice, mid to a sense of their own inicrest ; but the order made sod trensinitted by them so the Purtapuese Consols, prohibiting the forward• iug of arms stud ammutoilios for Brazil, was a signal of war and an Retail commencement of hostilities. This kingdom accordingly required, that as I had declared • myself its perpetual defender, I should proceed to take the must rues gene and prompt measures for its security, honour, sod peemperity. If 1 had failed sum my resolution, thee would my escred promise, have hies on the one hand broken; sad on the other, who could have restrained the evils of anarchy, the dismemberment of sheik pretenses", and all the finks of democracy ? What vioksl coolest' would follow, inveterate parties, between thoneands of sikeessivi ly rising and euitiletoug factious ? To whom would then belong the gold roil ibe diamonds of our imeabateatible mines, those rich rivers which form the strength of our stator, th a t pr o ds gloss fertility which is the great 'entree of rich.. sail pros. pertly? Wbo would steuncile so many opposing pariica, who wools' civilise our scattered population, sepisraitd by siumeinus 'pea as large ss seas? Who would thee com municate with our indiaus in the evoke of their impesetra. hi e forest's, tar le hied high sad inaccessible mountains?— Brasil, this tine puriints 01 Nature's woikmanship, the env) and adititraVuu of the waives of tbs %WV, 110111 d indeed .~..1,.,j~:...w a., ••• Q _,4._ Tim Cuegreso refused to Br.zl a renter of union and power for the purpose of m14,4)16611( her, previ..usly Melt rug he; premieres to set aside that metre of waiver which was already happily established. Goveranseels were decreed to Brazil void of stability gad union, with risme humborderiate, rival, awl cualredielory rewires of ached'', thus destruyiuly the rank of Brsail as • kingdom, and undermining the basis of her furore gre•teiess and prooper , ty, sad leaving her all the eleeseuts of disorder sad anarchy. The Brazilian, were ezeluded from all honourable poste, slid your Cu irS VI re Ailed with Europese sr coops, cuerniauded by foreign, creel, and immoral chiefs. Enthissastic reeepliou and lavish encomiums were ci•en to all the barbarism, who Melded painful wounds on your beam. sad premised to continue to lacerate them. Rips. eines bards were laid co the resoure.• of the Bank of Bra. ell, which was surcharged with so enormous national debt, of which the Cougars, took no heed, though the credit of the Bank was closely coesocted with the public credit and pros• prriry of Brazil. Negoeistroos were teetered into with foreign nalkas fur alielortsug portions of your territory, fur the purpose of su f. chime sod subjentattne Your fortresses ware disarmed, your mesterei.; stripped, your mots left rlefencelres, sod your whole easy called to the ports of Portugal; your ire or re drained by re. pealed pliseders for the payment of foreign troops, who mime uninvited to shed year blood and destroy you ; while at the same lime yois were pruhibiled the use of tortilla arin;. sod anemehition, by which you might revenge yourselves and ae sert your indrpeerlence. You wee presenied with • project of commercial rela tious, which, wider false appearariere of chinieriesl recipro city surd *gustily, moiropolized year riebes,closed your purls against furtive trade, thus destroying your •griculirare Pad industry, and reducing the iuhabilsois of Brazil to the state of colonists. The Brasilia, repeemstatives were IMO t►e Int treated, and still are teemed, with indignity and contempt, ohm they have the emirate to contend fur their rights; and—whu would believe it ?—threats hare beets held out of eniaticipsi. tug the slaves, and arnsiug them against their own insster•! Finally, to close this long narrative of horrible acts of in justice, when, fur the titst time, the Congress herd the ex. premium of your just inthguatimi, they loaded the Brazilians with insult, and twilight to vindicate their own trim.. by ul. teeing that they had beta committed by your mincemeat* and eOliSeni. The delegation of tie Executive poser, which the Coo. green rejected as auti.coostitatioust, is now offered to us by a coassatesion hum that Congress, sail with such liberality, that tiourad of a ceutie of the mune pow. r, which was all that you r►quired, it is wished to t ale to you two or snore. What unheard-of getterovity ! Bat who aso blind as nut to perceive that the sails oijeet Or this psupusitiou Is to destroy your power and integrity, to arum provinces against provinces, and brothers against brothers We agree libel!, generous iiihtibitatits of this vast and pow erful cuspate, that the guest step of your indef. ndritre sail happiness, so Oleo foretold by the 'treat ponticiaus of Nu►upe, la now atiu.sicd. You are ova a Su►-reign p• Nab, ya a La e • I , t 4,1 y z 4 4: - ~ ~•_~ Doubt it not, Brazilians; your representatives occepird, not in II mum opymiriw , MI in estsblishit.g right', will nialutain yours which have been trampled under foot sad unksiown fur three centuries; they will cusiseciale the true proieiples of lie Brazilian represestative monarchy they will declare King of this beautiful reentry &oboe D. Joao VI , my august Father, of whose love yen Cr. entirely possesses, : they will cut of all the leads of the bydrea of annerhy sad despotism ; they will impose os all the public officers the necessary respoesibility, sod the just and legi timate will of the nailer will never more behold its majestic Bight interrupted for a single instaut. Firm iii the i•vaiiahle principle of never sauctiosieg abuses, from which sew ours are cow:tautly arising, your represeetatives will spread light and sew order thronginent the &Ai chaos of the public properly. of the economical silministratioe, and of the civil and criminal laws. They will have the courage to bel eve that id. as ...Lich are Iv Ail and nicesury to the welfare of our species, are not d.siiiked solely to adore the pages of books, and that she perfectibi lity granted to man by the Supreme Creator, should never meet with opposition, but should cooler toward. the social order sod heppitiess of natioos. They will give you a code of laws adequate to the nature of yosir local cirrentsiiinrcs, of your population, interests sad relatione, the ties of which will be reloaded to upright judges, will admiolster gratuitous josiirr, and will cease to disappear all the pettifogging cavils of your forum, on ancient, ridiculous, complicated, sod contradictory lawn. They will give yams • penal code dictated by reason sad heimenity„ in place of those embroil's.) , and 'bared laws of which you have hitherto bees the suffering victims. You will have a system of imposts which will leaped the labours of agriculture, the works of industry, the dangers of 'inceptive, and the for. duo of trade; a clear and hainioniues oysters, which will facilitate the purchase nod circulation of stock. and remove the hunched mysterious keys whirl, lock. d the obscure labyrinth of the iiiauccs, and which the citizens to understated the rate of the ask of the national funds. Brave soldiers! you shall possess alga a military code, shack, forming as army of disciplined citizens, shall unite the salon' which defends the muggy with ihr civic virtues ohich protect sad artist! her. Cultivators of literature sad acieare, almost always abhor red or despised by despitism, you will now Mid the road to honour and glory open and diseroharrassed. Virtue sod me rit will be sent io conjuucticio lit silent the sanctuary of the eouutry, while intrigue will Ho longer close the avenges of the thrust*, hitherto open wily to hyportnay and deceit. Chinas of every ricas, Brasiltau )omb, you abaft have • ostiostal code of public iostructinn, which 811.11 ruttiest& and cherish the taleuta of this blessed climate, and will plat! Sur cosslitution under the safeguard of Nine geuerslistus, transmitting It. the whole nation a literal education, which will communicate to its meniber• the isunnirtion Dircessory fur promoting the hairpins, of the geese Bragutlasit whole. Behold, inhishitaats of Brasil, hshuld the perspective of 'loin sad of &rennet', which presorts itself! loss not uni fied with the defects of yin sanest situstiou ; the wryest of (mitt:nine has already begins to pour impetuously from lite deserts of California to lb. guides of liaeathairs. Coo 'mutton and legal liberty are the itteittous.tb*Mtteee. of prodigies, sod wid form the bridge one shirts all that is guud in old soil ceavelsed Europe will pass to oar coati urn. Fear cwt the tonsils canoes; Emile, winch rt atwd the indirprudenee of the United /Unroof Americo, null *limb remained neutral is it.. Ginty& of the SpaniabSolar ' tura, (-snout fail to iscogasse the inertia...J.l cc of Bread, • loch, with so much jostler, sad •fter sorb expeditots ord crouton, has atao ded it rattily' sat. the great fa mily of uriuns. We shall Diver isra!ve vardelves La Mee " }.s-~~ •-.. 1 1 ~;, - 'I;.