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••• 4: / . • NCataeß 1088.) • Imtiftrge. rpllls PRES ENT EVE N NG, July I, will I be re , evit•d. the Grand Saffetia Open of LA MORTE DI CLEOPATRA. • I n which madame Gramini ansl Mr. Brawn will perform. • End of the Fitst AQ , the Divertassmetit of LES JARDINIERS. Meer the Opera v.:I be perfoinsid. the G•and Mlles M • • ARMIDE ET RENAUD. Compete' by Yens. Rind. Igo ROYAL. HAY MARRPT. — FrSIB PRESENT EVENING ; J u ly I, w ill be refi.-4, (701torrir eoinedv of SHE WOU'D AND SHE'WOU'D ROT ; - OR. THE KIND IMPOSTOR. *wart, Mr. Matlw•ws • Don Phihn, Mr. Palmer, Jun.; 1 Octavio, Mr De Camp Dos: Livis, Mr King; Soto..Mr •ti i s a zo ; Tranpapti, Mr risreett.,• fic,tohta, Mrs. Glower; le , me t Terlor Flora, Miss Grant; Vilest., Mrs. Gibbs. • To which ire added, a Payee, called, FORTUNE'S FROLICK. Roughlmad, Mr Litton; Dolly, Mn.s Gibbs. simCitil/TOtt 11114•41trr RADE. LITTLE ARGYLL EH •! . .r. triAro.IIIIII IiVF:NING„ HMV S. P,I44ESSIIS. EaCtiDIER tad SLADE rrepea-., I fury inform the N o b i lity an d G entry , t h at they may . ye Tickets for the Itimolteraele ' by applyrog any tine tit 0 O'Clock THIS EVENING, at the Rayon in ArgyS• anat. . • Subirription Tickets, including Supper, Port !Nervy, and ' ' . ehaq,l4l , .e. for Ladies, It. Is each; ditto, fo r Gentheasaa, .. DI. Its bd. • Derri.. , nea, Character Mauer, Masks, are. may be had at the Rooms. Donn to he evened at "Eleven o'Clotk. * The Nrisfhty and .3entry are requested to order their set **fits to set down rah their hUrk4Of heads teraratOratArpll • *test, amigo take up the 'overlie way. Pepe. Olfientt will CIILLSY.A HOSPI I AL, Jute SS, 1806: #rHESE are, by Order of the Right Honour & awe tne lands midadhers, COVenolleiouera for managing fh.,. Affairs of the Royal Hospital aTCheluta, to give Notice, Slit all Out.Peasioners (as well Letter-men "as others), be. Ruling to es, said Hospital, melding in London, or within threoti Rte macs thereof, are required to appear personally • ffisd regloteliteßY, arthreeeretery's Office in the said Hospital, i§n the remie , :tive day* endrrinentioned, wham 'Mondial* will lie given front Nine &Clock in the Morning until Thies ia the tenicsan, vu. • On WILDNESDAY, the ed Joly. The' Pension-is from the let end id Regiment* of Life at:aftte, the late Ist and 24 Troops of 244 its Ci oaths, the tato Ist and 2rl Troops of Harm Grenadier Guards, the Rossi Florae Cu. ,L (11.* a), the Caeca's Gilead., the 34, 4th, sad R:gre.ents of Hume, all the Draftiness and Feneible Ca . Miley,. the British L.gton of Home, with the Wagers Twin. itao the S. ['points, Corporal., and Private Men whismslabg • 'the intie:s•sf Pension of One Shilling and Sispisetr,. god Stir ling .Al Twopence, and One Shiduit per Day, de d► eutast of /Shoal ten Os THURSDAY. the Sd July the retiabosiers front the Ist, 24, and 24 Beg:menus of Foot <horde r On FRIDAY, 4th July. • Throe from the 1.4 toil,- 27th Regiments of Toot isielosime. sAtun DAV, tine Sri, July. 'ose froth the 98th to She 7ltia B g meats of Foot in , eihtve. 0•11 4 4(ii26.kr the 7th July. Thai,. frog& the 77th to the I.3)rh Regiments of Ira** ist- Ifiesive Also the Peneetilan from the Qu -en's German Rel. gishient, lire Africau Corp.. Lays' Irian, Lord Strathavenb. i!isjors E'ford's, 31.4 Wisher's Corps, the Q4emill Isngtrl, Fencible Conn, Royal Garrison lila ultou, Cnititie n. ena Lincathire Volunteers, the R..v.l Hospital Corps, sitth the Milittiq also three fr.ian the Royal Veteran Bat. tell us ,t S. per rEi•in. the Pensioner a from tb. late Ind•pend..,i Ant t:.mpaniea .if I.iwl+rls, with up.4o from the R-decod Ye- Sweus of Marines On TUESDAY, the Bth July. - • The Lettermen at ts. per day, the Ser;eaots from the Foot; Abates, at 9d: pee day ; Can tire Seijeatits di.harldrd from the Late Independent Crim e an:es, who receive Is per day, with ehosedlselraiged from the ft nal Veteran Battalion, who name the foe ea.eit Petition 491 mid Is. tier da ; a:so the private' %Amide - nen. who receive Annuities trots the late Ire sad Sda troops of Horse Grants. And that all Out.Pzosioners, as well Lettermen at oth:ors, helnnii.ne to the said H•npiral, whb live at a great,. distance than 23 mites from Lnadan, and those in Scotland arid Ire are hereby requited and command:4, oiler thc sth of I:cember nest, and steer eedy suet e. ding 23th of Dec... • bier cud 21th or June, until further erderr, to aptly to my of Hi, . hlaiesty's Justices o: the Peace, in the neighliermAimi. Mliere they ret•le, and make the following Af f idavit, the said Magistrate for the County, City, Borniigh, err RAS& Arum whom the Perrioner appears, win sign and date, vit. came before in one of Ills Msjesty's Justice, df the Peace for the Connie of , and made oath, that lie IA al adr.lutte4 an Out-P:ninonr of Chelsta Hospital. on i.Ly of ,17 , (or IS ), Corn Regiment or n wa2dect by , wit then aged years, wee Mee • far , and that flo is tto otheiwi.e p r ovided irir I, to, Fahlt, hat as a Piarsu,ner . ..l the said linepital, arid tire Parish of a in the County of Simon before me this day of Oh}, " Tice Aiffdavn drawn according to the above form, dared and 'Jested by a Magistrate, i. to remit in a cover, add sort by tianirrat Pet. dimeted time To the Right 11.. a. the Pa•m - ittee-Gederal, Horse Lniuldn," and marking in the comer of the cover, • Chelsea Peitsmievs Affidavits" A. 4 Cionnaparta Or Duplicates of the said Afteta•its, are to res'ree I brnEttat-Pensomen r. q ectierly to Le exhibited t•• such 1 6 .Prione :mishit!! be directed to pay them, that they may t • satjafiel thdt all such as may claim Out-Pensiona, are the r-al P. r. 013 COrql:.11 t t receive the sante. And to the end eon the Coinniesatoners for the Affairs of Corisealliniittal any he satisfied that the Pensioners are the •.•• leers ,os who hate pasted their examination, it it hereby riethor tliiecti.of, that • itch of them who luve se:ved in, and hue breil drichat,; (room any tif the Regi:n au, or Indepeital ind Compandt, tit* !strata., are not to mention in their arida •7*., (Nth Stejrmeuq sr Conpatiy of in wl.ieh trey redlad, but. the Regiment, Or Corps 01 the Army 0.1 wete hot diszbarged and recomdiended, and t \mired at eitirliota Flospdel. Ante air Meg/literal payment. in Great Britain and Ireland, t the mil of the *truing months, ant gene rally regulated t!ie place: of residence mentioned by the s'etisioners who r • mu teed at Ciiehisa in prmaciti, anti in the body of the tite r' difichelf;searly affidavits of Lone who live et a distance, it it hereby:aid:mid and diteeel, that no person, who shall change the 'lace of his abnels given in at his nitotter, or spertfied hit* fft vii at resod, .n 4 who may apioly tor hi, Pension (ex, l'if.if!Z to the Lltlmer. at EleIC nearest such place of statUrei...itie th, seine, unseat it almear4, b, the certificate of I • • •ciettatile tyro ns, that •Itch removal was through unavold f••••• neurone, whmh he or thy c'tted rot funnel or prevent; ur.l that den, Pensioner al•all fraudulently atieinitt to reciAve a Im%. 'minim* of the Perodin, (whir at Chelsea, iir at dif• :cunt pekes, be s!ialt be etitick off the bit,. f.aaly, dla noti;isil, that node will Sr ant-red upon the I. , clegtx /if the sant liisat ital, or be entiilee! to FIX 'tee any bene . 2- then-Gores, who shall not act agreeably to these order. and dlbseelreiv, parttputarly in vending their half-yearly &Waists to hie mytisaanosuaina io l, as aterynnfirected, and to nn other gri, which several of the Pensioners hay, of late witherlNlbeted to do, in sent 'them ungainly to el her departments. C. AIJST, Secretary amid R•gattar. \ _~-4 . . . . •.ok s - .' ' .... ,:‘," 771F: 4 .." 'ate ' , r:-...._ . • .., . . , iu . . liti tot . •. .....: I t , ... rt , i El rtirtg---: 1.;“ ___ • _ the ,•••• (lilts of the Let theta tier Oo tick 14410. .• sated/ aid eireotion kt thee • these sentiments to Aniskildani t dal - fluor of tooassoreo, soil of Ow , wish to can awr , w 'always osslisktth• alto carry 110,414110411105 s Deputies el. that Isifikboseint 447, - Lops Test aeon to, !WitgelOi .. h 1147410 W Or all Welts wi 71•116 %Hike sato. AA• aiiiiiMiiid WiT Ws Of fea. the thihovhies Ise a 4mAgar. over We ilisk my ▪ gioiy etihs swim. sAtihis HAMMON!' Sim Armin! of lila Is2ol+l Order lig the trtrffil**-e Fo v*l* •.m. • en the Ist inst. of his dignity, an_ _ his eerrtettee will be The new English The Counsellor _ bete. The Esehsnge a/Couriers &hi Paris, is still very WA. T V M. Roebefoocault. has also had sa - • The Generatof Gial at Eibe•Taiiiiis e is- - - The finiliorall the Adriatic Sea, to the has been notified by a cite reign Corinth. It may be a the prohibition will be taken the evacnatinn of cattaro; now certainly' moat take *es. We erpea to learn, n the Cs!dinal k'esch, what will be of Germany i it is said, states of . .the aatpire. medal of seam isighbourag prim I tin ems. • :~ p nahi -- • rag_ Fans esero, piell by the French troops; • ~ measure has been taken, in Ports from any attack on prep.sratioes • for defence en Miter-eat points of the coast shortly the Regiment -of Cardinal !Cuff°, well die been banished from the k" ( Hees‘orge Cerrsopea.desesej For some days a grrakaiti. in our arsenals sad a considen, tieging artillery has been get ras A . Courier has arrived from Russian Early, M. Alopeus. r aise dispatched for St. I'. fettle dr !tore', Jai, e 4 ) chastens.. T ._ The Count hatinily, Envoy of 1.111111110 - valanced to the Porte, tbs his eosin bailossedees M. semi two ships of wit, with Fresh MOW' illa board, feous Sebeatopol to Cagle ; and that time snips wets/dente, within t fear days, at the ellirale . • of the. lasts of Constantinople :, the Rik= replied, that the 1 4 4 rte, under the mesa* stances, ci iuld art grant 1 p.unge for • tivisitMetilpil. without dm aiing upon itself Lhe reptoaches Of iiio- , thee greaero'Ner. The Coo ist.ltodiusky then reminded the Poeta of the tteatie of amity which existed, and which Asid recently been renewed between it and Radnitt.; Oa that, in virtue of these treaties, the passage tad/ not be sefusedte the troops of Hir Imperial Ma jesty. but it the P:nte should peritht in oppotdng this passage. the Russian ship s would fired theta selves under the necessity of opining, by ill/tode road to their 4:stinatinn. - la spenseerence of this declaration ' the Parte has. dmilraisea upon tending a squad into the Fleck Sea. hi order to mainrein it:neutrality.. Ot the fleet deu;ned fe the Mediterranean, theme were osity twelve ships. of different rates, soiled foe the Archipelago, hut, within these three days,* nu ban reinhore:esi by tour hips's. Bit ship ofthe Nin e • of the fir.t rate, five :litotes, several bey sad sal leys, under the &doss of • the Captain RAI and Vice-Aisuiriel Seheremel Beg. are to nurse 411 the lonian Se.a„ the Motes. and the Areliipsdago. ' 1 tiambargh Correspoodenters, Jane '2!../ rr•Li, Nib,' SO. i l'cangnillity by no means prevails in the kingdom 4 . of Naples, the coasts of winch ate threatened by the hu.sians and English. At the time when the krenth occupied Reggio, and the town was illuminated foe a rejoicing, the Eng:.stiboanharded it On the sraside , and did some tlamage. The vs -riot% of Gaeta, on the 16, is . Riede a sortie, whiiiii was supported Ly the hitglieh, who welt up theAlarigriano in :heir boats. The ntsitygcnis er•ntmit v...t :drags.. 1s party of these, bel.ngiog to the garrison of Gaits. having if been Cat , ff tram the place in the last sortie, retired to the mow:tains of lure, where, the insarreaion h.- wre.,..! %IA Luther into t:i4.• provincr of Abruseo. Fr ..sh French troops an. continually OA their match for the kingswin of Naples. INF I 111 -.A TUESDAY, JULY 1, 1806. _ . VICTUALLIN4-OFriCP..../I.tia 10, 18'$. THE COMMISSIONERS for Vidualiine hiaiestei Nee, do hereby gist Notice That ass TtlEso AY , the Ed 1 Septersther nett, they tedt he ray to wow Toole, a as Icratax, (saaOnt up), end treat f..r th e settpleitte of tollgt FRESH BEEF, SEA PROVISIONS, and WINE, eh le steli4tlll for the am of IE4 llojest‘'s ship *ad twaseit at Lisbon, for the space of twelve mimics certain, rot forth& Ln tit os maths sweaty shall .tse :two; to be pia lir by RA, porthie, with interest. (Cindy Per 'fir , ' Dale. The Condition* Of . the Crania may he its. at the • Secretart;'s Oftsv ; eat this e irr by opplyost so His Britissaic bloferty's Coast, at Lishoo. tde regard wit bc Rol II VIM Ttwttr , 4 trigirk the Priee shall Not b• issterted to Words al lerifth. rth u Ask act be dtctoreeei to the Board loft e One seCtoelt. 111 the mkil. %wee, the 2d of Septemihee Nett; her huhu She Fano. SOW MAO tha Terefir, or mow Person on his behalf; .ttessels to mower whets salted tier VAUXHALL —Under rlie Patronage of His Royal Highness the PRIINE of WALES—To. MORROW, July 2, will be a Cowl GkLA and bnlivot Exhibition of FIRE-WURKS —.Admission ' Three Sirllings Doors open at $11.4161, awl the Casten beginsetint at Zeit o'Clock.-..The Duodena ere Open every Monday, W.J. ittadayoutt Friday, as 0 . 42 a Nights; a$ other nights they are abut. • _ PHIBITION in the CITY is Op e n, aeTh. ISA, 014 Change, Chevelde, including Two large Mettles of the vicrofty of TRAFALGAR. One repie. sewing the Immortal Nelson wounded. with the Portraits of lateen mid !Oen actoallf serving= Wald l the other thews the Situation of the Ship the Morning after Action. Admittance 0' eShll'ene GUILDHALL, Juma 17, 1646. PAVING STONES. THE COMMISSIONERS of SEWERS of the Ca; of LONDON, sod Libertim thereof, g•nt Notice, that they will meet in the Council Chamber of the Guildhall, en TUESDAY, the Ist July next, at Five o'Clock ie the Afternoon, to mei PROPOfitLe for the PURCHASE of the OLD CIRRI AGE.WAY PAVING STONES, at per Ten. now lying at their Yard, in We• Al - Mectiftelda, where they may be viewed any falwritirg previoet to the Sale. SOsiD. Pilnernial Clerk A LARGE PLOT or GROUND. WANTED, in the CITY of LONDON. ■ PLOT of FrIZEHOLD GROUND, vacali, or arsenal with Raiding% tonal .ing so ACT. 0! . shout F.lteen or Twenty Thousand. Fast; if nearly square, it would tin pre ferred. Airy porton. hawing an Eats of such dinien-iunr to itis pose of, are requested to send partiailars viewer t., Coy Sureryor, at the OGee a 1 Weds, ; stating the situ , aims, the terror on which the same is to as tienaio.l and whmt possession tan be given t it is not aniukteli neve-wy that it /You 4 be in front e any public suers, but as .g sear the same will render it rinses CHARIO7 VOA SALE AN elegant new fAsh:ortable CHARIOT, hod• painted pet.et ectiotir, cier . tagr roe, i.ned woh item wee , barnuche,eat, &c arid 11$ to Le Um r h, .1101, *oder thr west prier for a Ch+•iot of the vote deeerspart.. Mat be teen at R_w• ant Hue/lard Cattittt Agency Office, appetite the Prt:tc.- of Weise Key. Lette-eteeet, Leiceetenequaro 4 . 1 PA= LIT . A N eligible OppVivni.y it Div", *Or - rite flaeN . hinliment of a G..ntlentan. pesper'y so•Wtlik, in ffi- ' of SUR T, NIII)NXI7EKT, and VR AC I ICE of IWEI)1 CINE. is • Market Town. lot , .ato in • I wr of ;se Nelitholo hood 1 the present Provist .rs Reclining on account of ill hea,l h. mr kw., may be kniinn by • line srldreued to kt. I. PeeW. enliee-hotios, r rKGI.I MEDICAL JOURNAL ....Nu. VII. FJR JULY. This Day is rubiolvd. price 3,. rrIF. EIHNBURGH MIWICAL and SUR GICAL JOURNAL, Nn. VU. exhibiting a Genesee View of the hies, and rued i.npurtent Drecoveries in Medicine, Stargzry, ►nd P:sarrnaey. Punted fur Archbald Constable and Co. Edinburgh; and John Murroy, fleet -sheer, Lon•lon. Of obeli may be !tad, The First Volume of The Edinburak Medias! Journal, for 1605, enirivrisiny four Numbers, WIC* LI& 6.1 in brurds ; min the subsequent, or any forgoer Nuutlior„may be had separate, price 30. This day is publithed, price 2s. THE ECLECTIC REV) EW, for JULY. The C..tducter4 of Tilts Eclectic Review, when t ey circulated their Prospectus, conce.md that all new Publica tions, properly included in their plan, ,might at/nobly re. viewed in a Monthly Numbs, of Are sheets; and having era blishen their wi.rle, not for niernmaiy end., but for the pro tectien of multiples which they hold to be sacred, they offer,d it at a price much lower, cumporatively, than that of any other Critical Journal. Expertegice, however, 15.,. onevincod them, that the limits thus valencd to their Numbers, are too neimw to allows them to keep pace even with the selccl pro. duttions of the pre,.; and they have, cmisequently, had (a q•retrt oca.h•gs to regret, that Cinque. of interesting Winks have been both unduly d -toyed, a rid incenventen•ly coatratted. Al a Fourth Pert rrt, their Work will comma/ice with the Number for July, acid as they have to announce a change :e the Aepaitutcht of Publisher, they have gleterm,,,, e i th em. brace the present opnortuirity of obviating the inconvenience so sensibly felt; in compliame, therefore, with the sevesterns of seated friends, the future Nommirs will coolant Gilt addl. tional sheet. This ausmestation, they tru , t, will enable then d.ily to ni•Uce the Pun COt.olas of the Aar, and will them to give a more minute analysis of important Works, and 1... aqua thernselv. is mire extensivelrlif interesting extract.. It will be anticipate.l, that so increaoe u, the eisi: of the Work meal OCCAsioo out advance in the trice.—which, int Led, the Conductors are conSient they mi.;ht not uaea•onaby have propoacd ..tliee grounds. 11 adding Sotene ce, fuse, to the present costar the Numbers, they have trio mei...ac tion of knowing ti.et thew do not ne,•art from their or 'vial rincipies, awl that The Eclectic Review wail still muntatn its profro.ion of being the cheapest Critical Journal pub:lobed to the Metropolis. The Inrush of T'.e Eclectic Reviler, sod the public, re, therefore, teepecrfuly that it will, art future, eunrtin S:x Sheets, and this Day it will be r• , bhuaed at 1 ILA Shillings each Number, by Laniginao, 11034 it u „,, , ,„d Paterocnter.roo ; to whore all Conammications should be ad dressed, fret of expellee. 10AVGN INTELLIGLSGE. FROM THE l em PAPERS. N•01.1Z, JONI 24. • Yesterday their Majesties made their solemn en trance into this place. The prncessitnleft the Pa. lace in the Wood, at noon, in the follaidrb order : A Herald at Arms—his Majesty's Hone Gaards— The Guard of Ilonour—lbt Council of State in three coaches—The Admirals in one emsch-11se Ministers in two coaches—The Great Officers of thi Crown in one coach— rttua . • NAJZITteII. The Generals in two coaches—.l he Ladies and O. ,-tiers of the Royal Household in one cd'ach. These were followed by aides-de-camp, and other officers. Detachments of hussars aad dragooss closed the procession. When the proem:Woo reached the Palace of their High Mightmesses, their Majesties were received at .the door by foul Deputies from the Assembly. .They.ascended the great stiirciose , pleated through The Chamber of the Haddad Lffiseery, sod webs res ceived at the door of the anti-chamber by the Pre sident of their High Miglitinesses, and two other Deputies. Having entered the 1i..11 of the Assem bly, her Majesty was conduEted to her Tribute by two Dentine'. 'I he King seated himself on his *1 hrnne, and rim on his hat. On the right side, and behind his Majesty. sat the Grand Chamberlain, and the aide-de-camp General ; on the left, the Mester of the Horse, and the Grand Muster of the Civil List. All the other Officers of State were ranged in proper situations. The Members of the Assem bly stout up in their places nocovered on the en trance of the King ; but when his Majesty covered himself, they followed his example. l'he President p..ced himself is his chair, direaly opposite to the After the king was seated no his threue, he directed the Grand Master of the Cureintinies to atminister the shahs or allegiance to their High Mightinesses. The oaths were accordingly first taken by the President, and afterwards by Ilse other Members, in the order of their seniority. Each Nieulber approached to the toot of the Throne, and was sworn on the Holy Emagelists. When all the Members were sworn, His Majesty delivered the hill.kwing Speech to the Assembly : a Men, Wi.ea ea one! Deputies taint to tlifer we the throne *kWh I ticerii4 lion day, I azokted it, un•ier the ....without teat it we. the W. 44 n the whole ett•nee-ahat the euelidsitee and the hettesais• et all called-ow to it. •• Relyst,g oa the intviNgesse,,teal, end pat ate or the prinei•ai Juin:lnm .rles, and ticually pi) yo.ht, hull the Depute., I nave lisaie.s.s ssesituse is my rousd the iussfortit ie. ei sae their fullest witted.. Assiihsteri 'by the Oceeire .le-ire t piniquit as.. werfarz ur this good pee. pie, • 41 :ntert ...mg a bete: !bat I Etiould day .rya thin en atrial vv..* sadtamart;wh.ca, 1.15 dam, bad be seer 44,1%.1t-ZIT. I ••••••••47, IMP 1.11=1., 41114 .11.1g1. 4 114.41ig peened dip wheTh ww = liw it . 11.1."1"11111.1. pnekielakif, ..te Sher • SS , ad . icy tiliiriee , three dirties' welch that mow pcu. rdebee 11*. • - ir:ao the humour or beams" It. " I butte CASOAldid to separate myself, for the hellahlelllollllll . lain. I fay 'maic!, has powiesered my leesallfhlletire. !es iris repine and independeusee which.** when t lea ieu call. he g C. ra cannot Isaveto rtes ham, the septa. tent I in wining weeM fin me ugh apprchensim, even in the mist traimoil time., and who-, pre.ente preclude. flinger. I have condoning to all this, and, Gentlemen. had I not sl.m. a. , 1 was d neverthei,. vet set the same cart, .31111 art by the evnly, j..y,•rel confidence e: the people through wham eumitty I h‘..e pa-v. 4. they have proved to me, that yeu were the true Igh - fUlwiltri O. OW nation, now especially, whet I am convinced., hot I may irly on your seal, tour anaelliment to the interests of year native land, end on pant euntidenim mei litefity tneards me. " Gentlemen, this is the first day of the real indcpendmce ef the United Provinces_ A transient gl ate et past ages II "efficient to co...knee in, that they never had a stable Govern ment. • fixed destiny, a rest inde,.enderice. Wider that (a main people, whom they. fought aed ',reed by turn., as under .the Vrank.•nd the Empire of the West, they were neither free ash tranquil " Neither were they so afterwards, when autixtell Mr lip tun. " Their wars, and their repeated elearre:s until the Utile*. added tis the piney of the nation, cmfirissed its risi.ries in meet of frankness, intrepidity, and linuour, for winch, indeed, it bete been al.say. selebrered ; but its etforti pro. wird it neither teas. • futility nor independence, glen under the Princes of Orange ' isno, though the, etre us..tel to toeir cow:try. as so.diersesel statesmen, were always dnturbt..g it, by pretending, of qr d eae oi n i ng to ....ra i n tomer the introit th ralls " Nor meld Holland be coo-irterred in that Eat: in keep times, when the ea,eatimi .4 ideas, and the general soatiee. of Europe, se long suspended the repast of minions. • " Atter ,o .nacy viciontoder, so much aft z tetion, an terreg Milamittee; and at a ti ate when the great states *cm trobngitag thernaelves, innelieratine and canceat:aturg their Giverranietts and their (ores's, this countiy caul.' eripsv too real safety nee Soda...relives, bet in • .tenderate nmeagehinel stele; a (-rat .hick had pu-ti acknoaladg at Jiieurg a kr/ ;ner,od, mid by •efi nation, 11l Its tut., a. tine 1111/ t 1/11 . 1;C,1, 41111 it nut abso lutely se, yet as much so as the 1101110 S Of man 041 admit But, doubtless, if perfezinni were tire last of hurnsierty„ we might then disposes with • Qavernmerit of this kind. Laws woutd then be fouttaest au wietlem, end obeyed without reject. mace or obstacle; virtue would rein niumprient, and ensure , it- own reward ; vice wowed ba ha:imbed, and wickedness me dered Olt potent ;" but i.l rowans which favour soda romantic iileae cd . hitting nature, are irans.ent ; and experience soon bring, we back to ire iti•e facts " However, even 'monarchy is net serlitient for a ceuntry which, though pow. rfill and ini.initant, i. nut sufficiently se Inc it. ;sedum, which re ie•res 'seem of toe hest talk b nth by land awl via. It wit, t:rerpfore, be DOcAlsari fur it to form II coodeututi with one of the great Meer,. of Eum;.e„ with which ire *mite may be etonieny enured, withuut suy aqui. alien .r ire indipearlence. • •• Thu, G. 11.11edis, u• ehat pun nation hay done; this is the triject of its eon.tduimnat lees and alga that of my tak ing upon me an emp.nyment W glorious; 1114 is CIS oh je. ma ptacmg myself in the ends. of a people wen are, arid tier shell be atilt, by thy aft. ti.o and my solitnuile %tali pfsle I percent two of till, mine p.. 1 of gia:esonie.,t a. d to..sdence offer ng the...elves to one; the Is.ftemr std the Niter of the a:ha:Marie: Gentlemen, ttesa shall tie the real suaporters of the etimee—l wish for 110 otner grit./1% F..f my part. 1 aeon OW d.st.sitriorrs or religion or pea, —distihtmee eft/ °Lily arise f urn merit and serv.ces. My ti.su u cut us Dots 1.1 gusismis Uw eras Winch the country has nattered. The drat tau of them twin, and the diffieuity la remedying ...ft only increase tr;•1 r...altSe my Achy. " etre" them re;'lechl. I hire occasion fnr the entire coe• fidekee ef the nation, tilSie seenteete devotion, and a.I the t i'e.de of the sleuth:nuked men *hang it cor.tairm, but part, of sue, Gentlemen, whoseetal, Went., and imuournm, are '• at ins moment appealing to ttto gczd and faithful - IMI a ' I • - - SUP: ItltNt WINES. PENCER and PERKINS, No. 115, Newpae -1...7 street !atwitter' of %V •se t u •wards of tone y ..in, for sixteen of which they hsve ad •pt-r 1 Nut admirable male fif meliorating in large lets of S .std 4,00 , aii.lll. content.. s• it u practise! in Germany, sod *Vier places a . if.419 be whin:tine,. Winos air sb inionfted In devour, and their c•irdiai qualities tl retained, that thee are tint only aiisheiriso I quor I. the r ,- c , late, but grateful to the stomachs Of &sewn* haons, roe tI Reed and infuse. Their moth of Old Port, Madeira. S u e.... cella, &c. is of 14, 1 1001. setae, by which nvart aro rota- 4 to keep Wine to great ages, both in cisk and bottle. Thew also keer. a loge wick of Cognac tlrandy, ri.pe al k iJamate.• Item, si and East India Omega Shrub, the oldest in London, tr. ated us h the sass manner 111 vats, which, with their Whoa, they sell I „ on the tenet moderate terms, for ready money. tl Not less than a doaeu sent to any part of the town, free of I „. expenee. EDINISURGII MEDICAL JOURNAL—No. VII. FuR /4