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.: • Pubtidied in Soo. price Se.. IRSERYATIONS on PULMONARY CON. l SG 11 P lot ; An Er ay on the Lichen Islandicus considered as Ali-..eat ani Medicine in that Disorder. By :I B. RE.GNAUI.T, M D. Late Plir,,cian to the Military Hos i estals and Fortes of /Prance, c Third Etition, ornamented with Plates. Print. d 4.r S. flighley, N. ti , Fleetelniet ; Dulao. squire;Seht and J Callow, Criiwn-court. " The recommended by Dr. Regnante, will 'rurally be fueedMeneficlal. It is het, however, tri theoretical reason ing t. , at I.e seems desirous of appealing; he gives the history of many Gs -es selected, so as to introduce as ;ouch sanely as possible. They appear to us fair, and several of them seem siiirseientiv desperate to give the plan a full trial. 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By Sir 111(11AR L.l COLT HOARE, Bart. Volume the First contains, • *minus Life of Giraldns, and an IsiterluiSion to the 11 , stnry of Miles, in which the Inca_ Mims of MIRA, ft, of J airiness+ ir, Plan tiri,Claud.u., and Oltenia, Bea osteunistly rhyl.-rified by Maps; as well as the Po.crem of the Boma Leon= in Wales, until the towhiel of its Gnat Subju gation by Azreya's; ri g ether with a dirt/tiled Account .1 the nme•al Komar, Wads 31141 Stii44llll still existing i.i the Prinei. petty. This Volume cencluies with the first Rook of the Itinerary, and eontsins 14 Views sof Castles Abbey;en graved by the Ism kin . Byrne, in his bat master, 4 small Maus, and 14 Plat.' b. Basing. 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The &law of The Annual Reriew, after describing . _ s, the ingatte is th • learner com r•rai. &cum ' ta the young WRIGHT. (EXTINCT' FROM AN EVENING PA,Et)• The - fate of this gillant OfE.!er ought to be known in erre part of the civilized world. We should think nut selves aid. to emery feeling of justice and humanity, if we did OA exert. out l 'eroits lit exposing the unexampled barbirity of tie Fretv!h• Government, and the state of degradation to which the French nation muss be reduced, when such enormities are committed • arid tolerated, Our Readers will recollect, that Captain Wright was con fined in toe Temple, in Paris becan , e his ship had conveyed lose Royalists to France. We need not appeal to the history of fruitier wars, because the Freiteli have annihilated every vestige of precedent, and of solemn , ouvention ; but. during the lett, when we took marry of the ship, that landed rebels in Ireland, and spies in Great Hi Nails, we treated their Com mandeer arid Officer as prisoners of war, who were exchanged, arid had every privilege usually granted to brave men taken in combat. Sir Sidney Smith was likewise in the Temple. He was fortunate enough to escape; but, had ti • lived to the reign of Bnnapa•tr, he would have shared the fate of his brave country man, Wright ; because he would hasp displayed the. same in flexi►ility of principle, the same attachment to hi. country. The Frc• ch Covemment conceived, that Captain Wright was is the Secrets of hi. Goircriatent, and determined snit, if he refused to become a traitor, he should perish a vi man pesrearets, Fetiches Private Secretary, ordered him to a final private interrogatory, in 'which he offar,•d him • latge sum of money, and the milk of Admiral n the French service, if he would divulge what he knew of the plans of his Government, and of its correspondence wit► the disaffected in France. This ►pi ited Ofheer replied with Indignation to these pecipasals; but, as they were frequently re..eirtsu, with new allurement., he concluded with remaining silent. He was then tolsl, that the torture 'Medd soon restore Alm the use c.f his voice. He was seix , ll, ald laid on the rack: There he uttered no complaint, thought instrument* the most tormenting were employed, and pains the most acute were endured. When threatened that he should eXpire ice torments, he said, " 1 do not fear to die; my country wail revenge my murder, and got reneve my soul." During the two hours of the Ant day that he was stretched en the rack, ho left arts and right leg were lirokeri, and his nail* ter., from the toes id huth his feet He was thee placed under the care of a surgeon, during the weeks; but be fore hr• was perfeery cured, lie was carried to another private interrogatory, at which, besides DesenarCts, Fuache and heal wets present. The Minis•er of Pol co now infurmed his., that, from the• 'retained stye of nit. ►ode, he most be convinced, that it was not the intention of the French “overninerit tier to re t..re him to hi. country, where he might relate eieols she pesky of Fra.sre required to be booed in oblivion ; pie , there- fore, had no choice between serving the Enipmor of the French, and perishing in power. He replied, that he was resigioni his distiny, and would die as he had lived, faithful to inn King and Country. The man in the full possession of his mental qualities and eorpereal strength, is generaily different from that utifirtimate being whose mind M enervated by sufferings, asideritiose is weakened by wants. Fur five months, Captain WirgiS had seen roily cation, spier , exeuutton , rs, letters, arid racks; his food had been bread, and his drank wars. He woo, thus si tuated, preserves his natrve drawn. and sciaiiiienta, is llllN•worthy of inuiterriehtli or statue., than the Legislator or the Cr.riquernr. Captors W'rreht was again stretched on the rack, and what is called by the French regoneratom the t. lifer nal tor. meets," were Warded on hi•n After he had been pinch:d with red not units, ►ra.ndy aid guismwder were poured Into his moutadv, and set several times con fire, until his flesh was heady buret so the eerie In the coninsimens, the cense. quince at ihee sufferings, he is said to have bitten off a part of his Uligurr; hot still no groans were hew d. As life remained, he was gam plec.•d und•:e tire cite of a surgeon ; and a .pv, in the drew of a Protestant Cie/smite, presented himself, as if to pray by min. This offer he accepted, bun when this man beers to ask some insidious questions, he cult on him a Ink of emitenipt, never spoke t.. him again At last, every method 40 Obtain iiifallTatl - va hum him proving ineryee tool, • Mame uke strangled him on Ins bed. Thus rap rid al WV.. "hey tete etas micited nesse compassion, trod obese , Chalid,r low r•Miree More ddiniratioit, evo•e in France, than any of me grew men who have falMn fighting for the migsty Napoleon. Caimans Wright has diffused new rays f glory •n the nritiats name, from his dungeon on I from Mr tomb. If any thing could equal the barbarity of the deed, it is the barefaced impisisnee wit's w:. eh the French Government acquainted the wend with hi. death. We extraa the relation (rem The Seen of November 1, IE O S, as translated from the o.stfte de Irnerf " Captain Wright, of the F.uglish Navy, a prisoner in thell'emple, has put au end to his existence iii Ins prison, after having read in the dLeireer, an account of the dent action or the Austrian army !" This atrocious act may, to some of our Readers, appear incredible. The Writer, oil whose authority we state most of the punicul.ira s thus explains the means of his knowledge " Cart Wright was attendsd by a surgeon of the name of Vrorgeatd, who gained his c-infiderice, and was.worthy of it From mon s eiraly conceived, he sorir ire.' his patient sinus twelve hours; during which he wrote tire shocking dead% and sent them to thr►e of the members of the Foreign Mole niatic C0,,,r with • pryer to hare in •re forw.,ru s d t o Sir Seiner Smyth, or no Mr Windham. From one of Alin:stem 1 have obtained the original, in Vaugeard'a hand w iting." W. Stephen...Ws method of at)e, well mad-, soil the practice upon it will rive ri pia* Irtivght solo the beireet.l panying 1141 Wart virr;l JO found very t4seful Laid..urreyor. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23. Sir Joan Wnanam's squadron, which is fitting, out at Portsmouth, will be ready ter sea in the course of the present week. The R , v.hge and Re % statance, which were to have farmed part of it, are withdrawn. The Ffbee, of 74 guns, is to be suhiti• teted for the Revenge, acrd another frigate for the Rilislamen The Danish Consul at Leith, has received advice, tharthe blockade does not extend to the river Traave, as was at first intended. - -...M......- We have given, in ■ piece ling column, an article intitled " Captain Watour ," purporting to be a most minute and circumstantial detail of the cir cumstances of the death of that brave but unfortu. nate Officer, in a French prison. It is from the same pen that wroteVt Luv es letter, and is a still more impudent fabrication. Whn that believes that tale, can lament ;he fate of Admiral V i ct.s.ra reva ? A writer in the MisiOt.... could not invent a story more fevisur able to BONAT'AIITS, by who;e order, it is generally supposed, Vt.t.Litauvz was murder ed. With respect to the article intitled " Captain Wticstr," it contains stronger evidence of a fabri cation, and relieves us from the necessity of point ing out its absurdity ; but the ground upon which we consider it ►till more censurable than Vii Le. szuve's pretended letter, is, its introduction of the names of Mr. WINDIi•M and Sir Sin..tv Surru. The French Gwernmant insi.ted, in justiGce- Crui cif its treatment of Captain WE mar, t'at be conducted an enterprize, the oSiect of which was 'the assusinatian of Bot4v Aal x. —Mr. WaiimeiA and Sir SIDNEY SMITII -have beet represented Is per,ott&lly hostile to 80N.4P 4 ETE, who, we, believe, charged the former, in prusence of str. Fox, with being privy to the attempt upon his of the infernal wachioe. Why are Sir Stases' SMITH and Nir.Wtet DH A •4 nt.w combined with Cap tain WEIGHT, and pointed out as ehe pers ,, n:i to revenge his foul and atrocious tour ter ? We refer our readers to the article for an answer. Upon these fabrications of Frenrh hmigranit, we coul.l say mt:11; but, we trust, that a total exclusion of them in future from the pUblic prints, will relieve us from the necessity which we must otherwise feel of exposing them and their abettors. His M attn . , is expeeted in town to-day, to hold a Privy Council. Windsor Terrace wa! very numerously attended on Monday evening. It was honoured with the presence of His MAJESTY, Princesses Plus turn, MARY, AMELIA, and SOPHIA, attended by COUJIt MUNSTER, Ge:h.-rais GAIIIH and FITZROY, TAYLOR and DEsettotv. The gay scene was en livened by Her MAJrsTy's and the Stafford bands. playing several dttiglitiul pieces. The ROYAL FAMILY retired to the Castle *non after eight o'clock. Yesterday morning Her M AJESTY and Princesses ELIZA etT at a:id MARY took an airing, in a earriage _and tottr, to Cumberland Lodge. His MaJx.sl and the taper Pr Inc 'Aug rode on horseback. The fist of the French navy, distinguishing the ships taken or destroyed, given in some of the Pa pers of yesterday, is very inaccurate. The Thera,. the Alares_•o, a:4l several other capuat4,44ph Ld line, are n.nitted. General Du moot test has arrived at Harw ich from the Continent. He is at present detained at that port, until he shall obtain the necessary passports: Monday, a General Court Martial, whereof Cul.• Sir I. HAY is President, assembled in the Castle of Edinliurph on the trial of Claptaia CIAWPORD of the Stirliogs:iire Militia. We have received the Iferada'reA • Correerioneteelen if the 41st instant, which is one Jay later than the Papers brought by the Mail. It contains no intelli gence of importance, but it is worthy o notica, that we find in it no corroboration of the accounts et the. evacuation of the Catarro, which appear in the Paper of the 20th. It is also nor a little remarkable, that the Paris Papers to the 17th. which were received last week, are silent on this subj,ct, though the re treat of the Russian troops is an event which we shoold suppose would have bees quickly known, and eagerly announced, in Paris. The demands upon the Elettorate of Hanover are 2:1,000 rix.d liars (4,0001 sterling) monthly more than during the period of the French occupation; and the pretest for this additional expenditure is, that Ilia PacsstAa MAJESTY is tinder the necessity of paying the sums borrowed by France from the Hans Towas. We yesterday copied a paragraph from another Paper, stating, that a commission was sent from the Admiralty on Saturday last to Di ielors' Com mons," to issue Letters of Marque against Prussian and Pappenbtirgh vessels, pursuant to the order of Council in The liazette. In answer, however, to ser:m-al applications, to know if it were in con templation to issue them soon, it was answered. " that no commission had been ordered to he made out, nor was there any time fixed upon' for that purpose." On Wednesday a detachment of the Royal Flying Artillery marched into Winchester, fr'irn ford: on the following day they were reviewed by General M•F and on Friday put sued their route to Wareham, in Do setshire. Last Kiday, the tith Dra:mon Guards, stati ,- ..ned at Lewes, were reviewed, on the Downs, near Pit igh ton by Lieut.-C'seneral who expre.sed great satisfaraion at the steady and coireft manner in which they went through their several evolutions and triateceuvres. A girl( many speCtators attended ; and atter the review, the Gen..3o accompanied the Officers to Lewes, and dined with thtm at their obese. A numerous and respeEhthle meeting of the Pub• lic Bre.seis, of the city of istol, was held on kii dwy last, at the Bush Tavern, in order to peiilion P.irliameut to take off the duty on beer, and lay it on malt• On a th , solution of Parliament, the contest for Worcestershue 1 expeded to he uncommonly warm. Three cAndidates are Already known; Messis. Lv oost, Lvrrstrom, and WAND. Bs ZAU.—No Court of Aldermen being held yes. terday, the Loso MAYOR, after inspeelirg the !ilea weigNers' returns, ordered it to continue at the re.. sent price. On Thursday, according to notice from the High Sheriff, a Special County Court was held at the Castle of Chester, for the eleCtion of a Member to represent that county in Parliament, in the room of W:Rosavori, Esq. deceased, when Davie" *Ku •11 , 41.0111*, Esq. was proposed by jou,/ THom STANLEY, Faq. of Alderley. and seconded by the Rev. Rouxa JACKSON, and unanimously eleded.— Both the Mover and Seconder delivered speeches of considerable length upon this occasion, which did them great honour. Mr. DriveNroar, in a neat speect, returned thanks to the Elefloars for the ho- nour they bad conferred upon him, in which he pledged himself, that he had no political connexion, that he was perfatly unbiassed and independent, and was determined to pursue that line —that he was a sincere friend to his King and Country—that he would attend his duty punemilly, and make the in terest of his con-Ary. and that of the county of Chester, his particular study. It was rumoured, yesterday, that an account bad been received at one of the Ciiipnrts, of the squadron of Jsaorax Bestrlßrl,or more pro perly that of his /1/tator, Admirsl GUI I EAUM EZ• having been seen. about a fortnight since, a few leagues to the Westward of Cape Finisterre, appa rentiy on its return to some European port, proba bly to Ferrol. It is added, that intelligence ro this *Rea had been two days aftetv. , ards given to oar shies natioued Le trost. AIRS. SHERD IYs 0/I.IAD fA (ccffirtenno,) Immediately aft.- the arrival of Royal Hie. ness the Prime of V es, the dancing commenced in the Rail-room, which was very full, while several of the company rernrUned in the Dieu rag-ro.rms,_„ At twenty minutes :u two, a masked groupe entered, c insisting of NILKSTII. Mira Rov nutoo and BE El OLOZLI, in the character of Peatiht.s; Messrs. Frrzsisimosh., Coirv.E, 4:id A Dotson, a*.d MiNs..lTv.asii, 13 • vi is, And DA s s v. As sr' /cher ; the n:usic from Slarbel4. This marked groupe Arracted the company to the ground floor. and is (‘‘ elity mi. nu:es. table; wire 1441 out is the Drawing-rooms, for one bundredpersoni. Toe tame group, of mask. re. conducted t 4. sionsPenr b:rel: to the Sum - el.:A:aim s , when upwards of tl,re3 hundred \irrhility sat down to a most superb supper) l`fte Ps: ,ics)rr Writ w 4 in thr middle rdam.. the Drichris of C;osnort Si en the right of Hit RciAl Highness the Prince o WA I ES, and Mrs. Se SIMIAN on the left. Tls slipper consisted of every delicacy that could la procsired, and nes served up in the must elegan manner, And did gr.:at credit to Mr. AH u Lot. /Vier supper,the rhust brautiful ca:,:tir s and glen, andet t:re direction of Mr. luriass , rsr, of Dusty. krine TheAtze, were executed. A beautiful terse-. to was c.-mposeri for Melte:Aim bI Mr. Rua. p. .it., a tiVa , e vim / 4 iIV7IN, CO^ r.:Oriaft C unto, .:t.! deg w e di rrisur. • . e-Ito Min antirahHe tov.ar set C•a‘ ha refl..' op 'n • Ev t le se rt . • and sang by Atlrsirs. kr rrizstsi•aoms, • tcor.it, Coulee% Dames, lisaoo, CatiLetitn, and is Tease, with the grrati-st sueterr, +4 was e n - Stored by His Royal Highness • the 'Prince if %VAL s also LOOK's most celzbritdglee, We simp..ol 08',.“. /*CC •1 %red WWI the grestest xQ, la . o e, A grand ~ htilitsry Band. in Turkish habits. played several R 14116 il Airs. At four fficiock His Roysl 11.0:eis the Prince of WA LEt ,to thel• NV Room, when dancing. recomro •ncrd. It wst day, five ht•fore the Ps :sic went away, and s....vcit M;tt.a.: the 'whole of the Comprly del rated. 71/2 DUK h. GP AU ILE. An express arrived yesterday at A•g'•le Home, Arks lc -street, stating, that vie Duke of Aagy g h sin been seized with a pat alytic s:r ke, his seat, Invoia-y Castle, Argyl.!shirc, and teas n t etpected to recover. His t :lace is in his 86 year. Jona CA MPSZI.L. his Grace's second ►on, and•his lady, immediately yet of (or Scotland. The Doke of Nosrorc gave a grand dinner yes terday, at his house. in `st. .lame:s-sciivire, to His Royal Highness the Prince nt WALLS. Ea rl Lord r q tav, and Ge - or i 1 FiTZPATIIiCt Bart,n aa , l garontss La Ow,. iCalt will leVe I grand Masked 811 on the 13th of June, at their ht,use. in 11.inovet-minere. The writer of the sq,l,bs against tali Nat.sna, must not tat:cy that he is unknown, for the whirl* town ssvoiFband Parson. The Eartund Countess of FlienivicK c gave a grand sopp:T, last n;glit„ after the Opera, at their house, in y. James's-square A Mr. apf, a substautial farmer, died last seeck in the neighboarlsood of thatenrs. Mrs. Pirsu gave a grind tiittorai parry, Lot night, at her hous- in iitil-stree. B kelt!! •sqllAr. the decorations were nealy on the same grand s ca le as last F riday. At the r yesterday. of Co. Socirtr of Arts, mention Was made 14 a way to crave .pad, rs' tvr/o into lodv' getters The Fourth Ladies' Concert w.shald on Monday night, at the Marchurtess of SALISIIItV'S. in Ar lington...teem. '• The peincirrtl rs were, Signora Gam, tern, !Mettale .‘tarscui, Signors Rtr,nt, Kovrosso, and WittllC.l.ll. fir. Gaits- ISACH gave a charming concerto es the oboe.— Amuni ; st the company *me— • Tuetr Royal 11,ehru,sep toe I riece of We", owl Duke of Cambridge the Duchee.-e of hiorhunatert.o.f. notion. and Olt S.AfFeti, Healtoet, and Down. Ol•ite; the Latl and (Amu!.o of the Uri aull Cutorwas of Eseex, anti the .at! and Caunteiruf Selo!". The Duchess of Go.. DWI gave a grand dinner last Monday, at her house, in St. Jantes's.sepiare, to his Royal. Highness the Duke of Yost, tie E.Ol and Countess of HAttaloaTON, Lady Ave s Maxie Col sorr, Lard A r.rxa DLit C 31.1,011, Sir F. Stat.. DISK. G -neral CA Lv aar, Mr. Gattewooo, and Mr. CULtths Aerie. The Margo , . of S LISBC 31 . arrived yesterday af ternoon at his hou►e, in Arlington-six:et. fruits Hatfi►ld. Mr. Ct:ttes did vat apovar but night far Miss Ii vroe's Heaefit : Mr. Mu.tear was again hit snhstitute. Mss BRtN tall was very sacce,Aul lu the fair Ofirie; and Mr. Bituavort was most in teresting in Felix, in T4e rim, or # the Alps, a part he played at the Brightan Theatre oath so much suc cess, last summer. The audience vas both argant and r urner‘us. Mrs. Jo.:Dar: was prevented, by redden om perfortniag leer favourite part of Priv , ' iu T Girl, last night. "the House was crowded lit the extreme, and Bills wete distributed, a , nnuneing bliss McLion to have untler tiiken the part; gut Mts. 1-1 111.0 WE was Mrs. Joe!, sub stitute, and if her performance did not posses alt the indescribable :ta•rette of Mrs; 1•31 t • • le, W WAS AtA deGcieut in caneeption or colouring. Evlisi MLnic. last Right, for lier own ben-fit. SIP peared, at the Academical theatre. in the favourite parts rif the il'idoem Cheer!, and Ned, and wss le ceired with tlte mr•st unbeur.ded aprlathie, by an (windowing and elegent audience: wd cuderstAnd Lis; night concht.led the engagement of this extra ordinary club' in Londrat ahe peetirm, in the course iif the summer, at the irVirld...Nr, Itichs=j, sod :.1-rgatis 'P.:tures. _ 1