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PI Ir. !*: • ' V 'IV .:10 i' 1 'l . ' ts: t • r.• 111{1 k, •17t•,;1 t~ e E . . :%.,,.............. . 011 01119 1 M ,7 k. . 4 ..~ W - Nut t : _ Mr IMF • a 11... .- L' • • • FEBRUARY 16, 1820. • • .N Palms 74. ' LON DON, W r• a l 11 UN 111Elt 5365 . s TB EATBE.ROTA DRUET.LAN E. 'U-MORROW, THURSDAY. Februsry,lt o 1016, as °MAN A L SELECTION of M(SIC. SAC RED AND SECI/LAR, • • , labeitßehod aid Mimed I/ ODES. ofrertilesealily to the mimosa fedi*, of teepees to the of woe late ii.M resieb. Sommigo, mid the MG. me" doe hi hie moot iliessmow, the blasagemeas of Ilea Theatre have sot (min the. dry) deemed it pier/ se mato gahlic assomearne* of she nemesia& folly hum Mat their miromt thalith he.M milsamm s mold be duly appreciated, although the immicsilare of the er-ePeolollemml ant, miler their anima dewy, be folly advemised instil the day*? priforamore. There will be shim ODES; a MONODY Is the Me. story if she late Kim will be recited by Mrs. W. West; as ADS to BRITANNIA. by Dm. Gilmer; mod a CON GRATULATORY ODE, by Mr. Mime. The First Act will comprise the mad popular Coasposa. tivoi of Handel. she &moil sad Third Acta will be illieed. moos, the whole coodudiog with the Coresesiois Anthem. Principal Vocal reviewer's-41ra. Salemo. Mn. Bimodo Mir Pam. Miss Caddie, Mies Carew, Mr. T. coMe; Mr. Pedissao, Mr. G. Smith. Mr. Theme% MK SPReilk Mr. Mr. Bemis, mil lie..lllrahess. The Bead salmi dosierom eitiimelplets: Leader, Mr. H. Salmi. The Performers is Ma Phoeuem, .oiler the ed. periatemlaisse of Mr. Prim, Will aloe be ouswersisa, Me m. shoed *iv she Voinig .Goaderses of his Majesty's Dispel Royal, Si. Pawn Csdiestral, mid Wmaisioster Abbey. The whole miler the illeamiso of MA N.eelN, who will preside at the Wyss,. The Bus dace camel be mimed till Thursday mania& Tea eaock, and so places will be tee .ail that how. - - AMEETING of the LIVERY sod o th er MEMOS we SUPPORTERS of THOMAS WIL. SON, Erg. will take plus es the City of Limbs Tame, TIXMOit ROW, the 17th, at Twelve (or Owe **Peek, I. swami& r wf dor swearwres weeessery few Nearing his oir.elee. tion u me of the Represessatives of thee City is Paella. wet. whirs the release of seen Gesitferwea is his lateral is isirwestly requested. CHINA now Selling at et'? REDUCED PRICES. Throe who are Furnishing, will And sir «shinier Collection at Breakfast, Disteer,Tes„ and Dessert Services, with as elegem CwWeise we Orwarrreirtal Articles, Prowler NIKI British, at PARK-STREET, OXFORD. STREET. This day are published, is era. price 12s. IE(.7TURES. chiefly oo the DRAMATIC 4 LITERATURE of the AGE of ELIZARETH.o— Delonered at the Surrey lestitistiote Ily WILLIAM HAZLITT. 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LAND, troiltako to On EAST INDIES, di kopek, Ow Sioeiee, • not Ma TRANSFER HOOKS at the swirl COX PANT'S STOCK trill Ise SHUT es THURSDAY At td Hanle next. al Timm eClotk, sod OPENED AGAIN as THURSDAY, Om 1301 April ; Tbei a DUARTIIRLY COMPANY will br liehl ni DOR lb",la Leaambilii ard, ins WEDNESDAY, lite 1W seat, at Sm. e'Clotit is the Foreseen ; . • net a GENERAL COURT of the meld COMPANY will be held et their Norse us Lewlesimill-s I rere ea, WRQ NESIDAY, I. ltth Apt' ono, free Nine °Verb is the Slibreitir Set ie the Einaker, fee the fid.RCTION of SIX DIR KS ef the meld COMPANY for FOUR YEAR; And Shit the USTI of the MRMICRA of tbe mist COMPANY will he reedy to be DELIVERED at this Mesa ten SATURDAY, the fah of March ant. 10111,111 DART, Secretary. id the said ARMY C0111 1 41111(111. Comenssanum toormituert, Titeasvait• • Commas, rusirastv B. ISIS. NOTICE u And" giros i• Perm's desir es. of doldrodby sr Supply l 1 11111? sad soturros I. My Mafjoetek Laud Arcs . is Cieetentsbeede, Qwerters, ..4berm**, in .. _ - • Ibtawd, Beeks(iweludittig tbe Tows apf Cie'ele► (itter& I. time City a &Wel), Ruselea;ll, Sala% ... Hougrefued), Haws.. Sost;nel, , Berwick, Hereford, Stafford, Becks, Hertford, Suffolk. Cu"Mk* (Swls,' Hauls Seriey, diet the Tenn litietteMsn, Swore, of Newntsrker), Id* of Wig bt, Warwick, Closter. . kind, Weetnumelead. Contrail (jaded- Lancaster, Wiles, iag Scilly), Leicester, Worcester. ~ Cosabsrisad, Liocolis, Twit. Derby, Al iddiren, In lid 'event/ Dever, Motrartioth, Colasities of North Dorset. Norfolk, arid South Widen, Donna fleeted- Neethooptets. Aid is Ike one iegHoly Island), Northumberlead rat Commies is Efate, Nottingham, North ileitaio. TM it the deliveries are to comaireate on mid for the tbdt day of Illeich meet; that Proposals is Writing, waled up sad marked "Tender fur Arley Supplies." well be received at this Offrer,o• or before Tuesday the Ith day of Mardi (but none will be received after Twelve orlon ton that slay), sad if soot by pest, the pelage nest be paid. Proposals mist be wade separately far each County and lelawil, 'wept fur the Counties comprising North sod Surds Wales, all of which oust be included in one Testier; as slur tweet the several Commies in North Britain; end each Proposal suet bees the loner which is ausseard to the Tea. der propeely Atka up by Two Penton of known Property mason to brume bound with the petty terokrlog is the awned stated is the printed particulars, fur the dee pee fororaoce of the Cosine* ; nil so proposal will be noticed salves node on a printed Trader. sad the prices expreend • in words at length; sod should it so haws that daring the condensate of the Cosine so Troops should be sop. plied by virtue of the sante, the amount of the *lmps se lie Coolrlisi and Bead, paid in the Int instance by the Cootracter, will be refunded Ita him. Partienkees of the Contracts say he bad epos applies dor at ibis 011ine between the boon of Firms awl Five, sad at the Oats of Deputy Comusiesary-Geonel Tomer, 1iA.J......1. MILLARD'S IMPERIAL SHIRTING CLOTH. (Py his Majesty's Royal Letters Patrol ) FAMILIES going shroud, or re ttttt now front the Es sod West Indies, Ike Nobility, Illerolsauts, and the Public, are motorail, Odorant!, the shore Cloth is sold, stamped rielosively by the Patestee, at his Foreign and British Fundy Liner Warehouse, No. IS, Chespeide, and so where eke whatever, Wholesale for Exportation, and by the Piece; the Pieces toutain from 26 to 62 yards for Shirting, and is &sod desirable to weer in the East and West Indies, where s weenier edict, then Limo is revoked, se well as in the cold climates, sod fur its economy. The Pieces for Sheeting contain from Iwo to four pair each. Orders executed with Ike greatest fidelity. Every &scrip. lion of Family Lim's, India end British loieg Cloths, White Chists, and Ajengon. lades and British Sloshes, lee_ lie most Superb ladia sod Curious British Shawls, peculiar to die Homey. READING SAUCE. jrCOCKS. the lisrelitor and Proprietor of • the CELEBRATED READING SAUCE, omit re. epeelfully eaatiuw the Nubility, Families, and the Public, spawn the Jody frauds and neptunium. practised by loamy Loodoo rose Cottony Oiliness and Fisb Sauce Venders, to deceive and deprive therm of the Gamine Readily' Sauce. Nome are gelignite but those which have the Corks seated with She hovers • "J. Cock., Reading," and also the fol lowing deseriptium of the Sauce, tim an orange.coloured label: " licadime Sauce, for Fi.b, euricbimg Gravies, &c. prepared and sold, wholesale sod retail, by J. Cocks Reasliae." This Sauce is generally used st table with all soden( Fish, in preference to all wiser Fish Sauces, and is esteemed pree liitly delicious with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Steaks, and Cold Meal; warranted to keep good green years in any cli mate. It is presumed that au Sauce ever met with suck ge neral approbation and extensive sale; It is patronised and recommended by most of the first families is the kingdom. Is Is retailed io London by 21i0 of the must respectable Oil. men and Fisk Sauce Venders; in Rath by 30; Bristol 10; Edinburgh and Glasgow 50; and by all the principal Fish Saner Marrs in the United Kiugdor•, must of whom sell COCKS'S GENUINE ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES, made with prigs, Gorginia Fish, rich as missiblir. Tht t►ial of • bottle will clinic it the preference. This day is published, dedicated, by permission, to the Lord itishop of Chester, hardsootely priukd Wa two yule. Syn. prier :10s. boards, fiIIASSIFS JEttIJSALEM DELIVERED: so Heroic Prim; wilb Igtoles, wool oweasiousl 111. Stations. Translated by the Fteverend .1. H. HLtliT, A.M, late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. lanoluti : Priorrrl for .1. 31Awesas, 39, Ludgate-stmt. " Me. Hanes bold owner., as "'Translator atria appreseh bean, to the crawls:air and spirit of she original, than say trauslstisiii of the sautleesi Classics that we passive— (Numbly Key. elepteasher, 11819.)--u It is valuable for its ample fidelity, foe its harmed comparison of passages in ep)c *rile/sowed for the isfurinatiuss cootaiued is the Notes." —lbid, Join, 1111$1. " Tice Tirsaislatur has topmost/it the Author's 011/0101.1 in his own style, and reflected the Neuss of lbe original in their own colours; and the result is, that he has coached his assist language with a work which has lung brew greatly wasted, awl than which Koos see few existing which will more delight the poetical Rader."—fire Gentleness's 31agise mine, ins*, Intik. It ratirely sopenedmi every tramdati.* of the /mom. lea Deliversd which has hitherto been peesented Ia the Paiblie, and ors do out hesitate to doelare, that, is oar opt alas, she Two of Mr. Hoot reed nut fear o cansporbmis Wall& the liarkaret Pione."llfritiale Mae. Mt 1••••••• MIN FOICEIUN INTELLIGEACE. PARIS PARINI , PARK. I,lollii AST If. Lieutenont•Generel silly nue am at lihrriy yes. terday. Hie hfileorr bovine teased to lllkpacerosio oolicitasiou of lire Royal Risher* the Ileke of illmpialeme. hoe declined by ea ordineace that doe facia imposed to the Gaseral are coolloriped is the anissecv of Jemmy, 1.4116, aid that all pimecotion alcialethe &scowling*. It has been auninecieed that tboilicor leo of else. item will be definitn4p prearamot ca Brinder neat. We have. however, Wei amend by geed medoe. Lily NM the principal boom of the project hem coot M yet bee% determined by the Castled.-- letter on the Mils of January to the It'embers of the Cheater of. Corunterce at &yams:, is which he announces to them that tllajuarasstioe of ob. servation which hod been nuion the harbour of Cadiz, had terminated ou the 15th of the month, and that the commercial relations of that tows. with fureito couutnes were resumed. Os The Liie►ols of Boordaioi •pretend to have re ceived letters front Madrid of the Slit January. which speak of the entrance of the insurgents into Cadix on the it6th, but the ill success of the attack of the St34l proves that they bad iso amass of tak ing that town. We are assured that a Deputy from the South west !Art of Hayti, charged with propasittous at the part of Buyer. has arrived is Paris. INSURRECTION IN SPAIN. L'lndieldest„• Bosardrouit Journal, has published she following Proclamation by Quirnico, Chief of the Spanish lusurgesits. addressed to the troops iu Audal a•ia " Soldiers! Placed at your head by the choice of the officers of the army, I shill speak to.you with that frankness which ought to exist between coo passions in anns. " Our Spain I. on the worried gestruction, your:, ruin would be completed by t h at the country; you were destined to deatb, more the purpose ofi 0 4 releasing the government tho tined inspired 'Sy your courage, than to a conquest Of the Colossies---a tiling vrbidi ' l 2vcerlse jlll4swindl•ms. In the mean time, - yaw Iliiittlirs i tiobrd remain in i the most merciless slavery, ender a tyrannical and!, arbitrary Government, which disposes at will . of the) properties. the existence, •and the liberties of the , unhappy Spaniards. " Soldiers, this Government was about to destroy the station, and ends by destroying itself. It was unit possible any longer to endure its sway. On the one hand, viuleace and weakness, end on the other, only indignation and contempt were pro salted. whilst, to resider the nation happy, the Government ought to inspire confidence, love, and reeves& " Soldiers, let us employ for our welfare and that of our countrymen the arms which have se cured the independence of the nstiou against the power of Bonaparte ; the enterprim is easy awl glorious. Does there exist a Spanish soldier who will oppose our views.?—No! In the very ranks of those whom the Government may iss @entitle you will find brothers who will join us ; and if some base-born miscreants should dare to turn their anus against you, let them perish ss the satellites of tyranny should do, unworthy the name of Spaniards ! _ . .. " Soldiers, I depend upon you; you are the' worthy children of the canopy; justify yourselves as such. Union and discipline—this is what 1 re commend to you. I shall have the ,sotilifactiou of recompensing those who may distinguish them selves; but if any one forget his duty. I shall prove that authority hos not been cooliclerl to the in and that the energy of u Govenallald which seek. good, is always superior to that of despots. " Soldiers, victory awaits our *ewers. and in her train the glory and rewards' whir& the colon/try will' lavishly bestow. ( Signed) " Aireolllo QtalitoGA, The General-is-Chief 'dilate Notional Army. " Hemlioarters et tits Fessiaado, Jai. b, IMP." (Quirugs has addressed as tailor Proclamation' to the umirine forces.) HAM lIVIIGH •' • • O• the 233 lestaat din/ Priem Cl=i=e l l Goo. lash, is the 35th year of bia ev, Air irdail ilium of awry pare. . UOM Tits ',scams. A. approaching saarriage is spoke's of betweets the Kiwi of ‘l'lrteattlent sod tome of the Preesereurs, batiste of the late Doke Leiria of Wirtembert stArerretuire• as muses, ahatti.taT t 4. There is no more 'boogie. of tailing souther she wield' Slates of the Electorate—that i., the Knight*, Prelates, Cl - mot Peasants, or of she establishment of a canstito snot for the likrtireate, Hut Royal Highness She Elector is ✓aid to have declared on several OCCOSIODIN, shat every tido*, Nod espeeially the bosoms, were in the lest wise, soil there fore it was sawasAinaey lY asseinlik the Mutes to teapots new taxes. • corsmusaw. &AWVAIIIr 29. (the room of enchant* is ~Weal, rims". Tharsilty asol yesterday the Representatives al She Natioamil Rauh were asseinbleti, ia snips, as it ii atilt, to deliberate on the Royal proposition, namely, is withemer Rona eirewlation lam air fa Wish welter 40 911411 e P•7, 11.10,1 Ps "41 , Ness e sod Or improve N. oil OM Mop olvellbi M oskva so imbibe. be o ll beremmslettol mos p 45 110010 8 boots to be Mewed re 20 yobs. campeitellt4, 11411111•11111111 ferisissloo bee Wm emu to e bio wile. Is seek bevy for tbe proms s.HI • Mu ihMestieel Ile Airlift of Ibis sea is Me . • C lips flop wit lead 'bowlers sot to low Ste eity. sod ebeligo 4osit MI seals seers or mehe r. 5... • 141111141C4 MAIL. Erman. 'sea( • Berea ram alma BLANCO. aacturasa I. " As Estroordispet Coveter is jest arrived, brief/jag itstelligesce aR Ake& bait/ seersowded by the Patriots it Sou Vsabes. sett Ai* Belitst vas brsiq/ing Cartilage's. Bo& has beep mite. stale)is hie esuiessed by Use Congress sf Tows. zrels. " &upstate imen.ueemee...ll/ gala w eaved Nam lialantsais, is sepses, that its swish. brissliosti, es well a. the mar. of Florida end Mezics, haws been ' , Wird with treareseless plea. seal the want weather esperiesced that ever hod been ramenebered. Vessels ate beady reassiug io ta Havasisah ist disteen." EXTRACT FRO* A SATTER TARR ET. THOSIAeII, ',scum& 16. " Accounts have reached this place to-day from Angostura. stating, that General Froablette had arrived there fruto the Andepeudent army. ■ttd that he had brought to Montreal 3.000 infant►y. who had bee. joined by Geueral Par: wish 4.000 cavalry. lie left General Bolivar is Santa Fe with G.OOO men, who wet to fallow bias in .• few days; in the mean time all his troops its Merge ritta and Mittens' were to proceed to Montreal. Gen. Arismendi hail left Angolan fur Maturin to dispatch the troops from thersee: sod if these of General Drveresta's legless had trot armed from Margarine. be iutessdad to proceed to that Weed. to bode.. them, where the whale will be cancels trated. They will aaie.rat. it is said. to 16.000 men. " A report was in eirewlatiats ow Tinsley. that Sir Gregor IrPGregar bad lately keen killed at Ana Cayes. by some of the perilous who had been deluded iota his service." tiT. SAGO DI LA VISA, JANUARY I. EXTRACT 11011 A LSTTIR Pitolt sT. THoNAes, DATED DECREIDER IS. ( From the Corm* del Orinoco. November 1.) " I have the satisfaction to inform cos that Cocoas was takes by the divi.ion of Ssoblette oa the 23d October, whew Gianni De la Torre was completely detested, leaving every thing belied him. The day axed upon for the concentration of all the armies was the 6th of this womb; they 'mold touch is nee graisd army, amoontiog to upwards of 12.000 sm. sport Caracole, and the wiltLiopitioua of Aile Fills. aquavit to the ewe" or mlllirl - eontbined forces do' not exceed 6.000 amen. lied *164'0 them will desert the bantieri of Verdi ..artad 50 moo as the Patriots will give them k ett l e . . The nasiben of the :mud armies ere as follow The Imo of Gerrerol liutivor ISIS The only et General Pass (Cavalry) IOW • Ditto General Marino, whir% has marched rms . Maoris no*, Besides the division of General Lanza and Cedeno, and the Englibb fumes at IMergaritta of 14.000 ex cellent, soldiers. The haad-qoartera of Murillo were at Veneerer." (From the Royal JUNltlitill Gazette of January 49.) We learn by the .Thesp, that accounts had reach ed Carthage's* of Gyn. BOLIVAR having arrived at Pompeian's from Santo Fe. It is said he took away nearly to the valise of five millions of dollars, of both public awl private properly, 'satin lathing that came in his way. Previous to the Wasp leav ing Rio Charles. 'accounts had beta received that five hundred freebooters, supposed to belong. to Avast's desperadoes, had landed and taken poo. Grano. of• Chaps., a small town, 14 leagues from Pan/11111. General Hens had dispatched 300 re. galore and 300 militia to encounter them.. • Accounts by the Manion state, thatlduriag her stay at Curacua, the Governor of the Caraceita, Ge. nerd Palms, had lauded the►e in an open-boat from La Grim, accorsipissied by as Aide.vle.Cansp and fourteen of hos followers, with about 100.001.1 duller. in specie; it is supposed his object was to proceed to Pero. The iutelligeoce from the South Sea mentioned the raising of she blockade of the co.,at by Lord Cocitaaos. whn had retired front Lima to Valpanneo. Item added, that his squadron had been augassieted to le soil of differest descrip tions. (Gazette de Feaseeq• 1.4 Reatatuzeze. to whoa the repeat of Swope so a species er tioniteutiaa elot 4ibdeiat heads hove bathes oat et•Teeior WaWaseillwiefantry re- giment of *vat aid 'doe 1.; - the gaged. TM, Wen reeeintA so& pp tattation Em thio Aa il* ,• Spaistiom bee* Some. . rro bodies here bees meo6 . elarre, Pad . peso &mud on there from e h mew of vorri hot leara l l:d. Some melte of eel auto here , also floated ishore. • The Comml of France at Cal% adelreorell a SUNRAY ADDRESS. Yesterday • sumernes . hleeting of the Nobility sad Gentry of the County of Surrey took place et the Spread Eagle Tavern. Epsom. *array. %ree lable to public notice. for the purpose of moodier rug of au Address to the King or,cooduleuce end congratulation. • At one o'clock the area in front of the TOVe/64 wee cruwmsed with bwd...nue etpriiiagev. sod the large rows was thronged with some of the most respectehle permit's of the county. The lituu StfiglLlFl opened the bo,inere by ob serving. that the resocriehilitv of the agnotores to the restunateou4red made it esaposvible for to hesitstir or delay in any degree (*thug the Meet.. iag. One of the Camay Members who timid sign ed (Mr. H. Stronser), helm/petted to toy, woo pri vented from alleadaog by intlivoestion. I 4 had twat hi. apology in •Ictter wbtels the High Sheriff reed to the Lord 111101.1110111 then, withost prefect. moved an . Address , which he handed to the High Sheriff. who read it. It woo brie,' coached. sea onstaiiltappreindO the ~empathy of tho•allammg Ihrllhoralleekielk lie ..._i . • Mojeety km smittimed by 110 Shilli of kis -- eeweral fasiser, which oliserviasiu• Meriiiiilowed by autis assists of comenitelatims dad. he lied kik Ms re , sem Illiejesty the meow, ai his wham. and Or whatever( Ins coadiset as exesapitsiod it i=tl with espressissakof arofideuee which she have is the pesteetioo . which the float/at • ... a sure to waive from ells sale af. hi. Pammli: , Mr. Demssens. is seeendiag spg Addrada tri : Noble•Lood e said. that ail Geofimleist Valift aa meek cats., to regent the idisivortat hit. CAM" *ism* riollagedlt . 1 •1100 hie 88 /rue, bee:me the poilsetirsobirM, Illenr.ima limits than his own. He declared hasself Our super pond fee such a. smidertslisag. it warludirsest ases s . lea% he seed, te espeame ow she !lettere oird satiate lidlate Illajoity. rot if y " Ow Jtiftihnii the Image eaperiessee. of - has '64 she iiik artists which he lei ie 'ai m . sa se illislisrante simple its . that such as mom esetege away beast iiiwilaissiOises 4 Ms sallespoat hie, sr its regret hie halleceue. l , His late Majesty had oactsidell the throne at dial early age of twenty-two years, sod at a period ri the highest political insportsoce. The wodes• .access of the British arms at the time. end the increase tor maim* wealth and resmorces. were peeve liarly remarkable. The cambia of the young Kies was sort less splendid then any aka ciictsisisnioar in the chancier and stars of the (aroersonsaii. I reminded them of see of the broistifol easing,s of t: historian . " Scipio. et jottersis, 0 etcleie. et Meter." Notwith:nioding all the allareuressis of rank, ma the blandishment's which accompany it.'he kept or undeviating course of honour and attitude. of chastity sad piety. from the commencement to do last hoer of his existence. He set that splendid esansisk of proptiety.which, when exhibited by those of the highest rank. always had its tired. teem apse the lowest orders in the State. Thom 'a one period of titre late King's grearentent objets. perhaps. more than any other, distinguished 1 manly character of the Menem*. The A ' war at one time lad rendered the liovernment • little napopuler. Hie ailitssainsity throughout, the whole of that trying cams was an object pectal liarly fit for the adminsuoe of a free and liberal pea l pie. Perhaps he (Mr. Deoissio) inifin Ise weinig in teaching more directly on the subject of polities. He must, however, just point to two or their of the prominent events of the late reign. The firm was' that of making the Judges independent. a measure more than soy other that could be named. ealeti• pared to secure the purity, and raise the 'esparts. bility of the Bench. He did not with. to controveril the point with those writers who thought ditierealy3 seek was his opinion. The nest meagre of impart. once was. the slatitisa of general *Gerson , . by 1 whisks. Faalishamesherassebitgeow once more whet' the emetittalias iMiniiillit *ski be. i• bis c0m1..", Then Waved the *lidos of the slave trade; and lastly. * eliseciperiee el quo Catholics, which Ow King eincemaged to tiaktllgteit which he thou i ghi' beruseamd with the eageey'orlhe emistitotisai, and thee Mediae that it was attended to paw it No her. he naiad with mealy ileinumi, anal In the enures boalisly4l . his jedgetals •Al 1.. privi!il fr ul l 4 ma" they bad beheld the Ism, King Xrequemly in the eajoynient of lasting. sled saber health,* end is. agenda( exercises. is Ids rural retreats he waild display the peaceful sod useful eirtnes, lit t successful plan of farming asiditioeral agriculture, which had been adopted by Mr. Croke, of Norfolk. red others, it was well known that hi. late Majeasy had led the way. In the metropolis, I.e dupla) ell the taste and liberality of so accomplished geode man. The Academy of Atli was founded by hiss. He bad gathered 'woof die.fioest libraries in Great Britain ; and surely bathing could prat die gene rally pf his nature sod the extent of. hilludginens beyond that wish which be bid expensed. " that every labourer in his dashikis* might be Ode to reed the Bible." His many virtuire.lotd indetd em balmed his memory is all hearts. and streagthrued the general reaelleatioms of hook in a way um to be effaced from late harts of the tieing. die ward he (Mr. D.) would add upon the reigning M. arch. It was a great happiness that has late Ma jesty's successor was •a Prince .of •sisse most maim ble and dignified vitae.. His prang Majesty was, besides, endeared to him (Mr. I).) fano the is- IRMA which he had received fubt/ lOW .i.. Noy life, end ha meld • declare his aravictions that whatever perty should have the goidassce of lips *felts. pie " were his vigilance. his jealgowni, mud his inane& that they would not fail to he-respectably aduepeis, teed. It woo to be . eauftdeatly hs.;Hr4 1, 141 .Ira Majesty would imitate the bright example left bus by his venerable father. Sir T. TORTON woOld tot *peak match opsu the topic before the siseetiog, which hart already , been Sol ably camineated upon. Is amid oat be stipples. • iris:' any perm. present was wasstiug in thaw sentiment, of loyalty, a huh were as mcess•ley far the bobjsct's basest and security, se for the dignity of the . Crown. 111 these seutiuseuts be °pat' cordially , communed. Though be could not 141 Sera sho departare of his beloved rush veuershereSareneigo, it wee as ouch subject of congrotolation Mot hie successor was, in every respect, so oortley of folios.: hug bins. Ide hid displayed his bernage as mud in the resemblance Of his father's emote. as Sit and other part of his successioo. Ice AL/ wooed shol he possessed the 'paternal sad the finneeilat sireetinit i in the same dignified and amiable tigfo. (teepee I act of magnesismity tot ahead, Ilbavired his leer He had seseechsil oat put Pawl of agrarian to brother, tang aliraalall ' from the toads. ao , *otiose that an pass saiessitria 'bead tee brad . . Men slow siege reaprks of (he Tote th Ilettessoble Bernet *diverted to the ,v of Rdequisitieo, to wheal be wain,. tid ate woos aE Jetties. He lied not moo it belied , it leer reliiiet odd, or be smirk then 6041- sitive•edv ife uttir bed bogs gilded theimigt* ibe Iltwediove of * fiats *be hod a. dam. ,joia iktpg ,Mtea!sibto cod deem. Ow M (Sii That 001+14 hey/ M shirt