The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-01-01 00:00:00

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Lexie* be - a SI, tilt. ~ ode ot An day.' • Tibet, Si ' s' Meets ore I - • . - . a * r. . •of th e sipitisb-'BB dlelll4lollBe OP twifP l f lb° ti•llAs VsiglOsstCh, Is ' lIS EV ENING. SATU II D AY. Janglers , 1. I COUNTY ANNUITY' AMOCIATION. their herds. pecies. ... - Lit and wee '- • Iss 4 °ll PAosdld is •AO er IN. Bel .. 1 will be retested mewl ., fassurik , open, m od"( A GENERA . L .IitEETINO or 11,, Nlenthet• te a pp ose . nee s t • I eve 1.„ ? ism , - 404. . , ...4 1 , 8 21wwi a i ff mr, i h e 4. - e0111111114•fhet ' trio. of - Veer * al aUren a rdi e r vil di. • ' . ?distil beyored oodebk lllool no ehjedbellblial , ed ' LE NUZZE DI FICiARO, . a this Assonaken wall Ise hisideo oe FRIDAY, Me • menses ewe. in IS •se in inseusies. of se ' - 7th of Janda. y, at Half-past Ekveu o'Clock, at the Cots • • laid of the fi rst Act, the stew Di vertisenient. pent. chemist. and . of Europese • ' • ' t' i • • Fire•ollice, &gnat-street ' 0'"""-•'" • . , s i ai m iri ku b illii ri e P s 61 . 11 1 1 0 ose kw otelowtoil a• .• titer toe Opera, the Imo Balkt, eempeee4 try Moss. Hollis, J. T. BARKER BEAUNOPIT, Point "t at a diototteo• hehit4 llo * PI t a 1 "' •*" sr i dat Wiellbee - a thifientbee .: entitled Mansgiug Dirretor. planter. Tlw twang,. : lemon. the 'ldle "we • tle° 6 l. ehillski eidei =ll/1 elf *eV, hay LE SULTAN GENERFOX. ' The Chair will be taken at Tweiee u •Chwk pmeieely. pomegranate, a n d mail r ern r i d Sseollsodsld to lbs two ploploo. the ef #lll • • Ow Settled', meet, Janusry 8, will to produced, foe the - rot date ia this corner, Room" Por"' l ° Opera' en 6l " FOUR PRIZES OF 20.0001. FOR THE SMALL LOT. with thaw or Em•Pil "I" , r nit lad th e w,' die wine ell the nisalwes *idea . • • garde's* are. enussidepe47. stn teed whit on the seatte , W e ard al liWoorfarrta rliiiiii". ll 4o Oisem illiniellinillite" Lei t"illaii ntre. der leiliclifii" ulsallell. I Cenewasels, for the debut of Sitter- r omp . An eiiiiiely TERM, TO BEGIN THE NEW YEAR,• -•.- ' -'• ' ter Opera, composed by Signor Liver. ii, / wilted Gemara IV EI)N ES 1)A Y. JAis u s liY 12.-a-, Fon Pric es utsclul culinary vegetal.", Their extensive vier. • sod . .40 diemeeill Sipe. the C aps will lie • ef thislegript tee. tiateek is a . t • Plyardeos in active oreparatioal, in ' latch Slow itieeellii 7 I 4,f 20,0001. trust be &elated is the Famt Five yards are ensilaged gesseedly with flock and lefty I Wei" OIL 41 Of AIMIMIIMS ' ~ .. 1 4,i also make hie firmappearaace in l' ~ moutiy. Minnie+ of the Maggio!, and ihe T ro th drawn Pi iae above pelmets.. or oak , wheeh port with their Immo 04 we"! /Moss esoootillitt• .. .. . hes rinelsed,oh amino zzg oki l o dim mi o v a: grabble 'lls • iisioduitiwy a: . . . ( ,,.s• -- --- , SOL 00.0 d. will ham Tend, Thousand Pound.. ro..re. 'hoot months in the ye*.sod in w olosoTtewi tuit 000.51 ie t u lf tlr tnt o t f k tis w e ll o i si l: y. "" ll l 4ll 4oll kw neli IBM IWO* ef calisoies, se eel • rHilArßit.tioyA4. I.lo' Itr.LAN R. J. and J. SIYEWRIGHT had the pleasure in close the ahem , * o f se t t or 'viol.. fret . frlllls EVENING, SATUItDAY. litioary 1, Ohl Tem I. distriberiog , under their New System', • great:v ing; tho *ate el the egasima by. bindle l, --. 1 - , • ' • ... hi. Majesty's bervauts will perfoim the Comedy of excess a p r i m .. of 1111,00.11. to fortunate A.lireotiirers is berige.rewe are sometime's-7f qatiace. . A - Winn% 'terrier defy o f ;kw 4 .. dm fit*, sod dpr 'alp of tifiebery of • .. . THE SUSPICIOUS HI;SBAN D. Lowden sod its • wiriest'', end urarly Thirty other Colin sad out reed or myrtle. Milt of the 44elltake 'a • le• g . " ot. I s 4 .It•llaw° is Paid ha ten : wile enddlisimpoighd. ~ . -- 7 . " '' r. Strietlaud, Mr Pope ; Frankly, M. Pesky; Bellailay, Towns to Eeeissel moat seantsod ; and they hope at the he- the told proptielott are seseat oticlatalites. to market. ottmouting at proment.lb.elhemt - 11111111111 es, „, s 1 lesgiters annually. Broody pert .11* moss Meet' • '. 4 110- - ----- 7 Jack g, xxxs , m t . ginning of the New Teak in divide Foust more Priam of Their divelissigs. Iti r rewonitit ,'" q Maraud; Renter, Me. Ellietoe ; lrel*M2ll .1104ii.LIGALlici. • 4, R,' roll ; Becht'', Mr. Fitting; Teeter, Mr. Knight. Mee. 'SAW at Oath footles:le °See% coelaiii ill•dinuice of .. kinds, bile ion s fist sod he re •lee ntaY elmarlfas, -4141 t h e Cope beeedissi: .;• • Maud, Mrs Orger ; Clarlisda, Mrs llierio; Jaded., 37, Carm= ; 1 11. Maumee i. . .. .. iamb , a ssn. s i ts „o f s h ee r • with h o o f . are eves worse th e 111 - bet dila bedl4llllol l' ""1°-7 3e. Hairesearr; I let. Ogruitn.reaerr ; • „ f ess i isim o a k % g m 1,, oaring to their impolliee ftlinettess. Ulllllllleadain Ir.. Illardyn; Lueetta, Miss Kelly. 1 .,- where Tithe's and 11111"11 are ani Sete in the women variety. ISOM Of . . ' . - .roar which, Bth time, an naively ere Cowie Psetosibees bill, calk TWO SUPERIOR SCHOOL ROOKS. .., . , JACKgrfnPz*lit'lii4N•4.o.l7K,_ I i• .44 s ...18siadeek•pdadieheSwerlet114Mt -- - „--'!•-• -- -M510 11;1 ' " 11104,014-104,*, by • 1.r.1r54 of .. .. ... . • • . . , i ' , .....ter r 411174.4 . . 00 1 EasIIII.MQUI AND HE . °WIS. • 'I. I IIIIE NATIONAL SPE!.LING-BOOK, , . . engfarf i b7 ht e le veto o f t Mar '.lslolllfillk .: • T .,„• as ' _l___ • • Th e On., Mr Haulms; leek NO* finery, efterwordsllee. gawk ' - ye Guide to Eaab.b S pe lli ng sad p ro „,„,, a , toe .. avenues of old oek, 'the excellently hese The ksora-liosselt id • sow regnele - _ _ * A O. go, _ . .• , • .. •nie . "41.4 r 1 " . . , !sons, Mr Retest,* ; Panalona, Mr. Elliott ; Clow*, kte• Hon; •Ihe whale compiled fmni the Dienoevries of Walker be pelderes and eore4elds, the Mee-dressed the Cape district to the turd sm ri teta sr age.. m Inearbon, ' - ere - Owetkley ; Reheat Sauter. Mr. Beeson- Jack's Ort"ilater, Mrs. Shetidsn:sed Jeans; the Syllables theadett anal accented' vineyards, orchards, and oftogeries; the right or Saldanha Bay, sod most parte of litolleollstals, tin - `"' ' • at-. ••'l' - . . , ', Name • demos ( afterwards Celailliine), Miss Tree; Aro!, agreeably to their improved methods, and arranged on such numberless well-fed cattle, and the widely-extended both sides of the Lit range of assloStosolle as for tee veneer doelgelbste ' ( s 1 &wine or the Here, Alm Orley; Nigro, (ire's W''e a plan ag cannot fail to familiarizr the art of Spelling sal click of oral buildings for biros. stables, wimp. fuer or five days - journey hom.Cape Town. Meat Am t"r tk l ktle t tn" Olt . •aa. anal Ent Genies , Mr. Xlesellith. Proeuncietion, remove the difficulties, •ed facilitate g. los. it. li the ceeptese wow of them coltivate the vise alio for their own eau. 244 Dramobor. Vir aori ‘7 4 ,, atoo . Dowd . • A grower, Pas Deux, by Messrs. Boleros and lkoatliby. .ral improvement in the Enelieh knesarge. presses, burl work-obope, foresail altogether's stied A Pas sa• oi to bins The. By B. TABART. delightful annemblage of objects. E gay •filisence, b and that of their more distant neighbours; and per esellessese, tease • side" ler aims Boxes 75.; Second Price 3s. eat.-Pit as. 6i1.; Second 2. The NATIONAL. REA DER ; consisting of Easy rational utility. rodeo caution. soil gleeful alien. neer its advanced price, even those beyond the tke let Arad. ad' Moe . of Nth Jell. 1111164 n Pool Y's.-Lower Gallery to.; Second Price ls.-Upper Lessons is M a i m , Geserspial. Baaosphy. mythology. Don to every thing being kept in the malt exact owl a snug winetothe ape market. auy . no i ins Iv • • Gaßkry le.; Second Peke &I. Natural 'Lawry, &r. The whole arranged on I. new plan, order, were every where conspic noes throughout of, thorn are substootial farmers, who can scud to U. A loose *Mom elk Ortihoosioot ios doldilleos- The aux-Oftee will be ores from Eleven till Five &Clock this little domino ti" iag seeds :- •• and illoatratod by nearly one hundred Engravings, being a the cepital four or five thousand bushel* of wheat -Places to he taken of Mr. RodirelL Bee Book-keeper. Sequel to the National Spelhlig. By the Rev. T.Clerk. "164 oeseleated Dr. Measelt-Phyeiden abate Palms. annually. besides their owls au pply. wh i c h is not re. wee ei iii i,,,,,e ; st d i s „ m is s „, ba a„, d ,, e i i i peug h ea Private Hones to be had (nightly) of Mr. Sprang, who Os cep- wit ., 31. Their Stovers and cattle, of which they have get p' end that or their neighbours, who content has jade expired. has Isms the sosissewrew , and amailleensies• pouted C.,lllrtfollor of the RouDlEre Receipts the Private Printed for J. Snake, 7 3 , St. Paul's ChUffla.yarel; sold , nervily a stifficse . itt stock foe the supply of their - 11.. v. a and Ticket Deparliaent, es well as the general arrange. •Iso by Bowdery meat Co. Oxford-sheet. themselves with griming cattle. Their houses are the who'd of Me sad sta. He ea do n or en Ow f=i tiumeroua families, are usually kept at some dis- a s..l of the boon . and he will do whatever he is required. Wit Ms generally much inferior to there of the wine-boor; • The new Pantomime of Jack sod the Brea Stalk will be THE freeholds, which are generally about 140 English and they are usually to be known be slit or eight thr emim P ai l l " le lisl N S i". °ld Ml. ' repealed every evening till further note. Publiihed thia day 3d. • Decree, dated March 111%, 10ishirlimmillbt • On Illosiday, the Opera of The Siege of Belgrade. trees, chiefly oak, which limit as if they Weer 11.1. A. By BALDWIN, CRADOCK, and JOY, Patcrnosier.row, acres. They visit their friends, or go to church or , • ,' , _ i ___ . __l the ` 4. " 44.4. '' "OS° 1 • oPretor-amorsi of Ohl goodoollois. . -- -- - - place d mere merely to anew, b y t h eir intonwess sou 4th. The sassinatlas a the Doi be thc TURA TR IC-ROYAL. CO I.: NT-0 AND EN. CONTAIIa market ill waggons covered with trots, and drawn PrIIIS EVENING. SATURDAY, January 1, General Reflection% oiremiers hyllftly, seen in the Years b y sax or eight hone, which they drive aittior on I• x uriance of growth, that the owners might here From this exaelioatiee it sprayed gel Ss Dow • 1816„ 1818 ; some Accomit of Juke Clare, au Agricultural ' " • -. ' ••• . others in different parts of their premises, if they denied twette had eurfolrgolllooll *MI dot NA will be acted Sbakspeare's Lahauerer and Pnet.-11.4ring Authors. No. I The Author the front stet. more by the exercise of a long whip Elba: he denied also - waillait Ile beer le quelbe COM EDI . OF Eli RO RS. of the Scotch Novels; Modest Offer of Sri ...re from M. Bun- had nes predetermined that it should rio t be so - thou by the rent, guiding them with wooderful ilex. ~,.1 1 . . ' its De. Rewin' ; swot Issairiesd dot head eel 1 e vineyard of the corp-boor is the only patch pl „„„ g • i0 „ en ,„,„ 6 .,„,,,, d of d :. - =,,.. . . I Five Acts--with Songs, Deets, Glee., mad Choruses, se- woe to the Editor; Agee-moral Enormities; Mr. 1111,11114 Mr. terity 011•• full gallop, over heathy and deep sands, lecteil entirely floe* his Playa, Poems, sod Somine. Hardy Yams ; Tonsbouse Werelootsr, ..r Miaansie dm air up end down the steep and stony p sr high that la enclosed, *odes be should have, which is floury days at keeitsties, mod tbet be eat mewls Ma . Salim's, Doke a Eloi•siis Mr. Ellteet°n; /EP . "' Mr. Modes Moommenials at Paris; Influence of Religious and mud rorged hills. The wealthiest gentleman-far- not often the case, a small garden. with a few Neckar' wail the With of Match. . chapriisa i Anti o lsolis of Ephmais, Mr. Damsel t •Antipholis straggling co bs -or. winch is still more rare, I The charges reined the Geste'', so the *doer Patriotic /cello [ " 1 • 11 " 11 "*- -Th e Tn've lier i No. I. . otter in Eugland cannot be more indepentleiat than . , X7rllctoei Mr. tonrov• Droeuio of EPheollos Me "%Parrs. ; Veve ) ; Advents's.* mad Dwadvantages of Rome as a School an urn herd of urages, peaches, and the more cow. 1 proceedings, were- o e of these old family freeholders of the Cape of neurelei of 'receive. Mr. Limos; Angelo Mr. Claremont; of Arts; Fermis Criticism on a al. :bested German Work ; let. That lie betrayed the King. in riesoplidg . son fruits of the country. Doctor Pimett. Mr. Blanchard. Abbess, lake. Froth; A . l. searching the Tilaer For Remains of Antiquity.-lesters Good Hope. • -ma*. Mf it Stepheas; Luciana, Mies M. Tree; Led Was from Woke, No. I. The Veoeiiao Nubility ; Farewell to . h might reasonably be supposed that those per. The Cape corn-boor is en unskilful agriculturist. any place under Bonaparte Wage the todr Atm. core& EN laud , Nladeieht Illours.-The Collector, No. I. The sous who corriell the vine with them to this cow tee He knows nothing of the advantage of a rotation March ; whores he had on the Seth Wee anibis ' -1 4 . 4 , "rt Kier witiett, 6th time, • new Grand Romaatic and Comic Ivy ; Sonnet from /karma's ; Wiriter-lie eh -The Drama . ' knew somethin; of it. culture; mud it is equo'l4 of crops ; nor has be the most distant notion of noted to fill she of fi ce of iiespeate-Geneeld a dle , . • - _pi . Pantomime, railed No. I. Notices of Hie Fire Arts ; Gkamings from toe . HARLEQUIN ANO DON QUIXOTE; Fors Igo Journak.--Critical Notice of Anastastus ;of Ingo- redeemable to conclude that. from it. rapid and raking any other kind of green food, except a little Gendarmerie; end. ''.i:.'"/•, • . barley sod masse ; though turnips. carrots, pot.. Id. That he. by secret esmsmovnes..aedllll4l, --11 •- ' _.. . Or, SANCHO PANZA IN HIS GLORY. lioe; and of this Sicilian Sharp, by Barry Corawall; Lite- luxuriant growth. from the excellence and variety. .., . .., • tees, lucent. clover, and, we have TeelOti to think, of ctitettllti Watt:niece feeddaltd . the Mew . •-,..-* • • -•• •.'-''. is which the various exploits of that renowned Relight sed rasp and Scientific latelligewce ; Report of Maisie; Roesl of the grapes. which rarely espenence an unproduc- Smart ale faithfully primmest threarbessi. Ectwoosies •• Medical Report ; Commescial Repose ; Hisio- tivt seasois from the different kinds of soil, situation. ever ! kiud of srtitividi g rass ""id do well in this Bentepatte to Frames. - • Alter the residing of the doettairots, t h e Onllbt. . --:. '* f 4 Qetwida (afterwards Dun Quixote), Mr. Norman ; his cleat sail &Wool solmoorY of Public EvelW i Calootal sod aspect, it could wercely hoppeu by to enema. efiwatr- Ni P ri " nints of thy reed is ever awilw to meet the contiegent7 a , droegbt e L a lta i de Baytto was inie° lll lWL e s s.'"mellitl= '. • .s" • I Niece (afterward" Columbine.), Mks Seoul; Saaeleat Pasta lotenilleoof I Polar Dolooseoloo Ste. Ste. nageineut, that some specitueue of good wend tire s = (afterward@ the 'Squire), Mr. Grimak c llt r l d l o okes Me 5 " .- -----+-- ------ ` -- v- ------ ---'--------*--"•- of • wet end defidebrieetierthemild net be dookte. ate 44 Ahhe'ettelteet tit *Ode milky eagirolllllV &sawed& ' -- • it. be& Mr Seerts ; Searpme Cameo Mr. Eller. a THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. ed. Such. however..is est the case; at least hoot of perish in great numbers. Wheat is the only grain tenant-General, :sod the diem:boo of Growl-ON- • . Buses la ; Second Price 3s. Bd.-Pit 3s. ILL; floonad ............ this devcription hove yet Nand their wily to this coon- which he cultivate. for the market; his plough cer of the Legion of Hmeitur. Ile bowed Ile Slit! .. er • ... 1 0 'rice Ta.-Lower Gallery Ss.; Second Price lc...Upper Gal. try. Those of Orakenstein approach nearest to is on unwieldy mechine, which, heavily drugged Council • as he entered, sod they rose to rebels' [teem " The Quarter!! !Urine.") twelve or sixteen °eels, just scratches the the "I'lle• • se -.: o i.ry le.; Second Price 6d. - the filadeirs. Vldetoia, and Marsala ; but ere ince. . ill•n g b y The uses- rsoiemli" of Hari sin seed Doe Qui " 6 will Of the 120,000 squire miles included within riur to all of them. Tire Steiii.wines, which were surface r and avoids airy little patch that bey be ' The P r esid ent listed his met title , * ke‘ . le' .". be reposteiteopey creole,.Welty or b us h y, or staler than the rest. He some- which having answeleal, he delivered g t ~. the present limits of the colony, one half may supposed to resemble tho-e of the Rhine, were go. .. ,! ... - ii Oa Monday, the Tragedy of Mary Stant, green of Rest- .MO. fairly he s ubtracted for the korroo plains and staked nerally found to acquire by a , e a sweetish taste, t, times turns the ground to let it lie fallow, bat ePeech ; - ~.7 , .1 seldom gives himself the trouble of collecting •! Geotlemen, I **invoked. Ate fonr ytark,thle- . . 7.. . 4 ; , , tvo Toraday, Shallsosare's Comedy of Errors. ranges of mountoms; and of the remaining 60,000 owing to the over - ripene s s of the fruit, and per. 011 Tedues6ay, the uew Comedy of The Steward, we may safely take away a moiety as of little or no hasps imperfect fermentation; they have Into et usanere ; yet he rarely reels* less than fifteen for day which at lest thiinseeptie ow. eirmseissaiscor ..... -,. -, ---- - - THOMPSON AND COATES'S CAPE WINE&- „' '•: - '‘. \ torooluc , f o ivr country. .FrOtt) the nature of the stir- is raw, harsh, and without 11.. v mr. The dry P ke hew the se' l l'us and eii. wet •• Seldiwi ° s ee- iiiirrtal ' in fbeei lf ik • °it' en d he ' s Pre ` rut ' d 4114' • - . . T imm psoN and COATES apprise the Pub. , toe is hp far the brat thet we h. ye tasted ;it lute the ;ace omen we have briefly de.crihed, and the pre. Pie co_ .en a eareferslytred&n t. la uler el a yea from npliesriug the First Council of War.' '• -E. lie, that they hate long paid particular etteatied to tliose bows which are the growth of the Cape, nod that sailing scarcity of water which the rand soil run burrs of rurt with the fl ivour of Burgundy. ition. by 'ladle ; • the straw used chaff wren left to which had peas.. . epos Inc accuvatiou orellio.ll • fee e u ,.,,, their ex perience, aided by their extensive business , they speedily ab , orhs, it will be readily supposed that The sweet wines nre rich end towhees, bet with- be scatteoltd by the winds, till isslenliited fur it by as now the obje _ Lahintld thew Wye appeared' .7. r i , ~.. • ore a.ferang THE MOST SUPERIOR CAPE WINES, at these see owl all armhole; on the contrary, we should out much fl 'your. Even the coo 'a is eve the Elign sh t •bn ke p t hlean rr e r lb° Gri° ,• . e dwypikaset its the manse confidence dint ..-; • Ow t..llowing unusually hoe prism:- say that our-third start oily. or 10,000 square miles, way inferior to the Madeira, &Islam dosage. (1 - ... .1 i t to market. in few . • the world ,• r Ittisedelltr, vi trot, before a it-droned CAPE WHITE WNS. I CAPE RED WINES. is ever likely to feel the ploughshare ; the other covens. or Frontigoac. But the - a ape Markle., 20s. per doz. I Red Pontse,les. and 365 , a seass i- scisre d finer wheat proddicettlem et t sot •e. • ._• =typist: veeteld efface all recollection.. - i awe all its - tights. It leawliwt ale. two-thitls, hoiveve.r. are exeetratiogly well adapted tr as h which it telling in London under the names aar 3I- tutil. W6eitailli ___, ' welt ' .i-,v, ~ : Do. awl a geperlor. 94 , .. Red Constanlia, 32*. mid 30s. 1 . td lII* my dill to shorten the h-tm at tery'. ,and also for the grazing, or rather brows- of Cape Chempegne. Burgitudy, Barsac. Sao. ISO Deitch-pounds. ego.' tor t. • mid r.,. Sherry mot eidonia, Us. De in Fiats, lbs. per doses, ! for *I Do. Hoek sad Brume, .16s. kith:ding battles. Mg of le. term, &c. ore so m an y , ree j,, s , i „,,,,,,„, which the Speciinesis of it, relellited . is . rk-lede, bet; ''''.. t so* l'ibal ..a. l - easily believed *Neu I soy • rAtt'Y onto' ,ieocliption of Foreign wiooo, and also of The 410,000 squ i re miles (aterly 20,000,000 cheapness or the common awl inferior mimes of the eu""laweetill i .P es . i°ll•.° W7 guttr tin t• - IP ' , l' a •"'t ';f l. - •- -- l l . w rhat lire a..: "". " 7 "env' 4 5 S : , ,•.e, me terms equally colleting cenepetidiee • acres) me held, as it is called, by shout 3,ona faini- Cape allows the senders of them t• usse as the basis The resod , or . lho ' boig. o r oo .•t o . - - , . ..t X ....: ' .,...0.41. , yi i" ,.ol :: , ° m al... 7 ._ . , „:l: briti r G ° : lgta t a ij ur - "-- • --4.l '' '- 4, Holbo, a hill -Coe ot iug•lsonee up the Gateway. - • 0 ."4 /, lies. Hence it will be seen how very small to par.. or the several compositiodo, at the 'morose of the they have all the appositions, when as _halotaatailf die - howl. that held' ' •e?•• .4' 1111BPTUBES speedily arid rodicolly cured ;ion of thieeateroir k e country us occu p ied , much stomach end bowels of th eir customers. sod of the . Iti ,_,_ _ IS keil l i tr e i t : e . tru V W Sf i r l i t k' s h ' • ' . ' - less put ender any ind of culture, and oy very little share of chasecter which the real Cape wines 4 ,. 3 4 .0.1,,....... wither t Pala. or saplissikalOpyystion.escoor, t au sys In c ln , t r .:, ears ... .- w ~, •.. , , ' . ' .• hither, fast conetlettee is' • • ' at Parish unit. Martinelli-114MM'. Feb. 27,1819. thinly the scanty population it scattered over it. hod *N ai t o,. • Phial, shel .Ma eiti , by •'•' • • , ' . .-, ~ !T. boo heoitoted, :I:1r • r i p -- - ~ a' We, the Overseers A the Poor of this Pariah , do hem- Till of late yeses it was divided into four districts The ~,,,,h . , ma d di s o los hl e 2, vv i ge whi c h• s lh elk s, 'er 0f ....., a llheL i t i fbeafirea utiL ilt : A ~- w . .-• :t. •,'-',.. 710 . '', - : ' - 'r ' , :e hY '""ft'a 1111 ; Milli Berl" .eat 31 t 'kis° 1 - 4 b 4 " 11 9 only-the Cape . Stellenbosch, Zwellendam, and Cape vetoes more sr p ossess. sod Witch Olt : "" . ,_* L __osoree k _77l___,.../ 4 -le ' ' '-• (' 1 • . . - • 'Nit .ve.i 81; Robert Ed war ds, arid Id; and 'Rchard Martin, Graff Report; over each of which was placed a Mitch cull the C . ' - 1 --- f • 000 teqemdlt hems 1 . ,7 watillttwat w !.. 0 i_„ . . r • • ira ' '. :' , v -• ..? irt pr .. i ., * its fiatfitig to ylielr • .r. .1,1 . • .a. ! r.' 11, twiag in the Workhonse, amid kiss severely of.'envy , ow.. mint •,.. - ',ea with Roplures were seal by es ro. the purpose of Chief mlgistrate, named the Landrost ; hut the the 'subject of discus, t the conottil g'lliaes • wte teternt ma At aL _ ._ .- - _. ' 1 1 • • : .. • • 4, e• to Mr. Wm. 13 4 ufoor; all of whom were perfectly last three have been sobdivided into Tulbagh. not appear to hate yet. et diseosorelf; ;hit 10 - 9 i ft tilut.°F 44 . -"'•"") . 'he 1 4 111,Z.;: v , ....,. • .-.. ': rile .. Cpaidestre as l'- • . : t 0r . . a .:1 ; •r. twAr.A-' . ~,• ...I mode, his ovation,' in a very On* an** of time, as George, and Uilenhage ;each also buying its land- l oses t• be regre ete t t. anvil that cieirecrertestir meth dte siegio; - MN . a 011ie --. . ' • la, 4,4 r. 4e...rt , ' ' • al, • • -,. * feather si T rar by the several Cedilla** *fried by 'to' . rest, and its town of village, church, sod school. saga be reeweed, t little baps .di e v,..vh. ritad a...i liami' be• ' - '', • di e•-•••• , a, deseelho a g tome part it-sleety their coca . 4id *hide s ite the . 41 ' •of 316 * . els.' . From tilts We may infer the improving state of the Cape wines will be ge adopted inthararitialli. L.. m.I.FL „ . ~ . ~,,,e4 i sal t . ,Lialefr c•eilet. a ., ,•, as iletbaster , s• 'ire - ' a Wel. K F.N DA Lt .. aJ. RIESARDS. ei - j - ilk - on 1 1. " THOS. THOM MN, -a THOS. BILLINGS." colony.. The strongest proof of it. however, is the el i ti sm It e v . mo v ar i l s& 0 go ne h a ve s ol omeejt, torws-thitt lzimoi lhillitlted, .... I • - ~..,•„a m i a n ank in,moll4lo.ol.llllllllll4 -7 444, W . imo ... in _arm a WM. NEWTON, great iiicrease of the population. (a 1798 •it from the Tines beiag*-dburn to thesitte *Trek- :Avolo ti , • s l '!"' '' ' . *lf 6 ' ,_ -0. jalit'tablietted. price Se. by C. Mende. 1 2 . Pal- appeared. from the annual . Cineres, olecielly, hat berry b a t h e s , foe Mot ImAha c o mes.° picot, ie . Coldsio Astd 1 . 101 • 1 • 141 lad Inertow.t 7 „ . . • 4 .. .1 , " Ph , vii.hue• Trealhii , 11, •• lA' it•Sle•l care__ ur not very weeorstely taken that the total pope's- France mud Germany, Itj might he eartOlotod, ceftWw l l l4 lo_, kA 2A o jlOP ' lletwillb .oi ,, A. 4l - ' -' h • O r . tire - 4 ... i.. •. • Mt w t:t it ee s r an t ... ' Pint. " ;' ewalainiag similar ilaaalaliwwa frvill °'."" lion ws - ' ohitos, slaves, awl 9 1tIotleitette, amounted to with more probability. to inrinit e r e . o r eoreleas l' n 'etew u ' ht l '"""' . VS" . .. - s •., libel, and from private Individaais air reepeetetrilde, , Soak and coolly absented. bp * I ei Mit • - ~L bare bees erred by his mode of triositsol. Applies- /Poet $3,000 ;of which iltooo were white , , manner of throwing the buir. • . . - 1,,,is to be made to Mr. Outset (Sorge** si 'be llarealso 26,040 slaves, and 14,000 Hottentots :at preseiii, all, ripe. rotten. sell 'Sari Iledee Aletwirdes, and it was not worth tab' 'as he enfold hose . t 4; , ~,,,. b. -• • lite did oat tlllik :/isveasaly tor the Core of Strictures. --'" .. 3. --- l'norawelle we understand. it amounts very nearly to 100,000, to tither onchronly practiceetee'erprladtgaelh. wilds carious r Dames Melietted Boogies), at N 0.41, Bernerastoret. r The proillictio'is o f the c o lon are valuable and ' hinds 0 1 gra p es h i th e sous e !I;e cir il i a l ;e7e tt r .d ue I ; l l ll " be T ileigilleft him ... • is livid 7 . '. ' eettelidelf . Debt woe its lies Mud.' of 1'" • , =bat lfk. Thi .- - . elk . Settee vibrant; to ' ... tormoseet, *here Trusses are kept *la Sale, sod Sited on Is peculiar ■ core. • Alleadailes frays Woe to four,. sad varied, but the three great staple coautiodities may at may r ate, pr e vent the ohm 'WM§ having say annam -a--:• Awed 0 thi s t :in IlleVt• IP •itte. be considered to consist of wioe, phset, awl wool t cite eheracter. Btative am rather inctined 'to at l."'_ ; sub° g ie. "" I =Y d `'''' 4' isvelr eillge" eitkie "sill i t i a l* v i , .. - 'reill.ll" .r . • ag4r u sl . ,iress,.. "lllllll 7 . hie . 1 the Dutch farmers. ....a. • . - , • of Ills impatience of which wa, rholl be able to tribute the peculiar taste to the- nature of the toil • • 1•••1114 . --- . ,_ e r .______ . • • . 5 .... , s t p h .• - - - - • owe, km. that TIIE FOLLOWING ARTICLF.2 ARE SOLD BY MOST form a better idea, from taking short view of the in which the vise implanted, thee to any of these tw o de .iielarmi es • the Ca p e , Ag. At I.f 7: . 1.11 . 4 4ti • • k pitied* PERFUMERS. situation of the three di ff erent ads of landholders, • c a us e s. Ice the wh o le cowl 4 fit cape th en are the r • itioerel owl% •7e. .1 'be l e . • . - 1 . . to 'T r ....: . 4 7 . 604 des s - . of; ewes- . TRINSON'S VIIIGETA FILE DYE chengss , ~1 aid hi: . lbw kw* us de .i t r . ~ c KU" W " OU the CAP , be the oaten o f the WP-Allters as volcaoie pre d ates , no rbelhbor litietselinke: twos - a it il ond Prance, 11l Greg or Red Hair to a prratasent brown or Sleek, . i 4.1 aide, assehi i , g „.„, k ., mews a ero bi c . Ty,, , p ropr i,, s , the Aeoeo.boor. tuba the Veerbear; that i s to soy. end clay we the limit constitorat materiels thee ' ln k : " 6 114 fill •6(11111111 ‘ . is . , • . • - It ..-. tid o Bps is mo generally ksews to ignore eulogise', the olloo•Krnowers. th e Garr -groorenletal the greeter. compose its wok Now we have wodemeed that.. In loM' ' W l ' 'ilk Piller, as" ' . t. rilmv 1 5 ,,,,,w,.. to ca.,iiou llse Palslie against venues The cul i ofthe .tivat.en _, .. •' ' ~ " iteti ss? TO* Ifeasiht l'“, alwava the Pollnow?' sag- 11110 the colony by *erne French Protestants, who wors t f e n prod o gin g e gg mum' mg that otboriner, " s ae" err ; • " Ii 4 " 1,14 l ie ' ' ilt • - • - - • and 'vi 41111 re. -. war. I' ' re tfitli , Mt ' . 0 . heel Ord thither in search Alan asylum after the r e - the root of tge pine strikes dawa to. 4 1 4 At& _.• '' ' •bo IE6 • . Yr - ..1 ° 1.X.7 . ~ . 1 4 4 : 14.°"" - *l ' . •' - .%1•Ii I Nsoirs CUR I.ING FLUID gives a beautiful glow • and ! rhi • . arms i tow !Iwo 21111 lemma it in curl Jame eserease in awing vocation of the D ec re e of Nettle. At that time it wines are sore to etneire ea esviby t!rir, , r s llealLitt. Tet e- or ' to: no- tritot 'nee ' „ mow * , o „ . 11.11bootro r - ett ' ' •gord o)sssCh - v ~ ' amain% ce is amp smeller. It is aloe a mot see- *as alunqt limited to the 'Cope pv1114516; idle peoetetly the Ca c r imi alliollit: ;Ad es own ea u, .. .. y ens; . . .. . •ng regranimer elf Use Han ; for its peculiar virtues in these nth* *tn.+. 'bed hutch . orlipted to them IS i neeparchrof the • are eerefellt, Ideadla . . -... de lelde ! ... t141°1646- t ~ L 7 -1 '' • r lot twile 10411er • -& , - epictie-ti- - ~. . - I .-• ... ' . I . 4 lPeel, Me ellall• car/ of Geminates 'who kers freehold or in qek,egot, oaths other side of 'the infe the teraese lord the richeet.biebto 'et liwrik•iwie. ' , ,_ •. 4, a . Of j ..- oar aid __, , '' • v t • ''''' w4 l A* 14111 lir been[ 64 ' 1 far fees% is so 20 ° 7 . sandy isthmus w - 111Stsueeta it with the coubseot , steed if b r i l l. se j u 4 eb e e spiegyi.e, pleetitt es- s lt i t h 7 I ~..ssar` co - - • •u m . . . r aw none, at oar, widows roonel moth Bonk. . . r y of th e gree t chide ef I ihe sides of the hills ; .end so Ihetalle of all " l ei ' • '-' '- - • n o di ' ' '' .‘ • 4 , * ini ga 't vs . • • ATKINSON. dpip R A"'IIROSIAL KIAP, made by a mew ' but within OW , ' fhb : , r 1 he 01 0 4 r.s . ma • cw' i • P " . m. white **Pis a a ll i n itial./ s e shti ec 11 q p. sti , ilutaitar. - of Drakeetteie, the Merl.. lemloode in the Cope ere mimed loth cloy to illicit. ~ .._ 7.. 't -...t. ti -t • • t . • tio - ,.. . „ . ohor • • ,• . #.l • ' . . e . bode • At • • reedtheowileiskaad hardness hest As doo r berg awl S , afforded them a efortfeo iii ibeiposeeled‘es (memaltbe IMlsineti OM* en a .....)'-' • a .. • . v . . 7 - WOO ~, t . L !Mgt 1 Eva 4 l 1 , imeqw. , 7 !Tri‘m - e at --., ~ " I 'l'Philkohl siakei is sat: Phi to. liod ens. It situation . , • , • 1 111 4 . Wilkille OM biep for *eels& sed b Wage ;land from thetape._ ..,lhel lief teed • sell* dot tillite MOW this{ - ~. - ", , putt In Owstlewma wise hewslewskr Oates. It he Ow rip - 61 • • ,4, , .. - *.ta .- - , r , -, r .-.' : :: 1-' & . - "1 ,4..illiki IMO now set meth easier dier by titdene- "Ithweel r e" ; at* , tes logs" 4 WSW! Siel•Cen Shissis IW S Wt . 11.10 141 1 111111 0 - , - . ... • ...: .; E lf 41111.• '' ..' 61.11 •-• 4 1 t i p la'# °. " -ati lt .. -°, i .. ' hi, .. 4 h:‘ • ii-• . .4*- - r 4 l :.•Fl Rl ii ktei t . :fe. . i:-.)", •:, ..., „w ow • " ci. Coissilase. n, benaleare, Leedom. ---'--- -- - - -- it4rdiidttlavl ;1 . 11 7 4. , tIO' -- -- .. . ... ~, • ~ t , .... ~ •. , ..,.:4., .„, - ' :•• * , . < - •t o v ag, . . . .. .- . '•„-- 5....-•',... -- '-.-.-e, - -,... ..•,,,•--- •••i • • :iii• " ' • - - a fla' • - . '-... ./ k .) -. , .. , - • - ,--., • ..1. ,- .., . - •• Y . . Ist , ',re s "... 4 ' ~ ' .• •.. - • • , . . •V. . i . ... • . ? .. $ } , 2. s • ,-0 ~, e• 4 ~,N. . - 4- ' • • i 1 I '. ' ..• • - 1- -.". ....C. - L:1 -- ' 1 :.. *•.- -'.;'-': . ''- ' ',•:: -, • • '"....-.• .- •• • ' kiV-k . ...... ..,.. ~ .... . .... • • I , .._... . . . . . • f -, • %lA_ _g ....I;alikaio '-e - Wo . ... . - -