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, „Pr-T _ - - • , a wry of the kind or itiermaant to which they oked forward—it ha4,ist i pejpciple existed in other yea of the 1111onarcbg, 5u51..6011.Y it hod terciat.i ;he so.'entir sanction of Gleam Beanie assi , Rsassiq we believe of Adattiorlsol tdits#94** people Of Spain, thereinset, in mewing! th•Agle ',Hi!) GOD and nature hive •Atiteli hal larlllllllll. w a ,fp a l io ir p Or de wining whet system otrosoloroliPlL v i coagenial to their principle., hat, hilibtejratinie; noires. and their wants, acted.'Mit"nOlY C . 4 .4•1 idyrc moderation towards their own Sovereign; lira , they mint have flattered themselves that they w*: doing nothing to excite the Shirai or jealousy of any other State or Sovereign in the world. Bolide*, what country could this revolution injure?--to wl:at State was Spain .to became formidable ? autocs what people was her example to excite principles dangerous to the well-being of society ? Does Great Britain apprehend ? —does France? —dues Itussia ? 'either of these countries do cir- cu rest:nce s exist . drialogoas in any degree to the condition of Spain; why then should either of these Powers interfere in the affairs of the Peninsula ? 1-liriony mil been felt ? None whatever. Spain has evinced no disposition to interrupt her pacific eels thins wi‘li either of these Powers; why then should they conspire to injure her ?. Moreover, has not exPerience Sheen that a greater evil might, be ap prehended from interfering with a great people, than from suffering them to proceed according to their wishes in regulating their domestic economy ? The occurrences , in Naples might now be sideline ed as an argument to slew the necessary of inter fering asith Spain and Naples, for the purpose of checking the spirit of political regeneration. But what'evil . has inset from the occurrences in either country to justify . so violent an outrage upon national • indeptodenee •so the interference of a despotic Sovereigns in the concerns of an independent State? No dangeretan. be appre hended from the power of Naples, rind the in fluence-of its example can be .fe4 Only among peo ple !sink as the Spaniards and Neenolitans were iii s hisoer- r and who is there in this country who would nos rejoiceat such an example having beeirsuocass. fnty'itniteird ? The Emperor of Russia has hitherto affected to Atv.thrtaintherharactir of a friend to freedom, and to the sersitary eXtension of liberal principles among app inaullind ; and even in his .Note•to the Spanish illinister.; raid this Temprial . to the .Allied Powers, he still ',imamate, that he is not an enemy to the este. 9alishmint of such institstirpos in_ Spain as might give ewer gy • In: • Gortionnibisk.4o4£4frandons• to . the But tagive`iiiiillittkikl,l6 - itsiireney to his tiseorotical apprphaliansand glaistiail hostility to the Constitution 'or the Cortes, he driers imine fanciful distibctinit between the effects of a corn. stnution granted by the KING and • constitution emanating from the pebple. " Inslittitions," he ob server,: "emanating frost thrones are conservatory ; .page if they spring up amidst troubles, they only • engender a new charms." In the Memorial he tim elier lays. " that institutions would cease to be a • iiieans of peace and happiness, if instead of being icnietf by . kindness us a voluntary concession, they s:hostld•be no,opted.by weakness as a last re. source of salvation?' end then his MaJearr re probates the ike - itientes in Spain as having found their origin - in:guilts' Institutions must arise in en.. slaved Stotee, either - 161;014%f holuntiary concession of theNtsttarchote from the active energy of the people. if , itstitutions are to mark the feelings and wishes • ••Of"tiie nation, 'end if gOvernntents be established good of the community aud Awl foeiltbe Vitification of ,the Swvereign. 'what WV?* legitimate source of their existence ? The I va Of the profile undoubtedly. Again, sttoulttiblfilibo revel sense of the community, as in Spain - - Naples, require a regeneration of the State. and ''• t he. Stire'reigii be 'ilbstimite and ill-advisedV Shall rile dic i eisltiectif the people sassit"histeillareor his caprice ? 1F iii • such • coves institutions - be notA 4 , granted' kindness' ss •voliniary cinicesitj Linn, "bures be adopted,' as they 'were tit F.ipaiss. bi''ireaknesi as a last resource of valiation," to whOm ought this circumstance be attributed And can it-with justice or propriety he urged 11.4 stab act of crime- igainst the people if. in dye' ' clesvetate and derided condition if - their Goyerai.t. meat,- they arimast.oreirloorsy stria r itfe sip 'insideration 'Winin& the eiiiisitlitiltraerit of such in., stitutiope , ..tvareVihelr minds . cialcolated to infuse,: energy Jule the glate p and to redeem:the lust itepdatr of tinliridilistrei - -• • • - • 1 The Esitteacin 'Vet fieeti,4 elOf ... • 6.L • • l'oivers should demand certain declarations f4m, the Cortes, denying the tight of .aitering tht fans of Goiii•rnmentia . iiist fri*:the•pehple: such a declaration neutratieethe.eireet of -the etaanple ? The object of tbellensund, the EMPEROR acknovr;, Y ledges, is thildefeat "itie. Rifoltificirr it the veep - , moment nbeOilthought to obtints triumph." Them Cortes most, foisnoth, deploretheiniranieteplOyed ti r their ono Vseishliiilithetit, and for regenerating . their degraded sod Gillen cuuntry,,st the very mo- Inept when the ••••embly is devising dye •Inost • tiectual reiiani of 'reworrdiss 4 qteregti wad his irap Won the 'Corfeir sobroitt their - die they ociv __. i 4 should the Corteanilla taliktideclaration, dad 1 . 49 5- istruietain ?Acidly ot "bue . regatta's. qualm'''. • tliroldanievial a v 03606111 ' L , v' 6 4 ;P ilit ! iti° ,. 13 1 4r t /ft_ 4 , th kt ; V4l7'n:s e „Ol f Britain, r finch otigiatiangh .41 1 00 1 10• to two ;Ile 'Emptily: trwaittr . tbe 7. !y •r!Ow . ,i t oittc the , '4 . 4101 r•C;stris, :4;6: raecret~i of cobincts • err ;160,1 , tleeeloviert; MO we probably ehrilt r liZt tiforit u ttio sasikari IFtril aseirellfrleedimiliedi by the respeelive Court. 11141i1 tire result be commtruicited to Cortei of: ( . . ..... Spain by s u Acta'. tloutuld, that they eliesi f i sir. ; reader MeV indtpendebee our patio of bring distantly .. titiOnrtit W gene - diet With the rest Of gitone. By the forms of the - ikritish Constitutigu &mat Britain happily : eseapiti'ilietitilfltion of the Holy Alliance, but.thst feelings a 4141 f Ministry were too .ctthirfy 'etiressed by the dangerous advice they gave their Sovereign to avow his approbation of its pria cipler. Happily the farina of the constitution will. agnin interfere to ease this country from being plunged by its Government into* crusade ; Voisist the liberties of We . fear that OW sentiments of our Moisters upon the subject *incur iu every respect with those of the Russian, • and it is not •imprithable that some relation tuitlit be traced between this Memorial and the " excel lent English muskets" that now arm the insurgent peasantry of 'Galicia. But the evil cannot extend far, for should its effects once become visible in the altered aspect of our public relations with Spain, there is still, i virtue enough left in Parliament to interfere with strong hand, and rescue the charac ter and the best iuterests of the -empire from be ing sacrificed to the imaginary fears, or selfish principles of foreign despots. We lament to state that the Paris papers of Sun day.- last, *bleb have arrived at •our office, *o p.:mice the commencement of a civil war in Si neily, which "seem. to be waged by the contending loarties in an obstinate and sanguinary manner.— Ailiiirpreheasions have been entertained even from the "Mgt Commencement of the Revolution in Naples, that .the people of .Sicily, and more especially the I&Athirst' that island, would not concur with the llosigiotitins in their wishes.. for the:establishment r iltOrk 'Spanish Constitution, and the unsettled . .itate Of the public mind in the two portions of the *indent -was likely to he aggravated into &feeling - of noutnal hostility' by the domirie‘ering spirit of the Revolutionists .in Naples and the national jiadou'y of the Sicilians. ~The accounts -of the commotions f in Sicily are as yet—vague and unsatisfactory; b ath i it ft Pr9trilile that the acts of violence will be fun ; to hive arisen from the injudicious anxiety of thi Revoluljonists of Naples to s fOrce the Spanish Constitution upon the'penple of Sicily. The must jiUsistiPieltitio circumstance attending the commence. ) Ist. of -this civil war is, that it will instantly " "ilitord to Atistria the wished-for onortunity of in. .terfering rn the concerns oLNaples. - A manor prevailed in Paris on the faith of o Bel ,, vian paper, that an isivurreetiati Lad broken out in 'llefliii, but the Illowiteur afivoilw4issit the report is pjAmaly de.tittst4„4. foUndation.l:l* . Verman pa. 114411 . 1 stake no nsootion of such an.ocewerence. There is tie 'recent intelligence in these papers from Spann. .. • The French Forirls..-Fivoiko'Cents. 7O 1. 95 c.; Rank Stock, 1.380 f. . ! -'"i . The the 3d itottitit from Norfolk, Virginia, afters pas. one of 23 days. She has brought papers to the . loth last. Their Principal contents are accounts of the levletration of the anniversary of American inde pendence. which was solemnised throughout the Union with all the eclat Lf public dinners and re. cinigiess is prorogued to the 2d November. Cupt. Joaviow, arrived ot,Cork on 7 1 - Vlle twat Chiefa of .St.. Doming, are, it is thiliiid;preparisig to determine by the sword the fate their respective Covernroents. Sir Howe Poto- Rau exerted himself with great address rind energy i•hiihiriarrabaurt an• amicable- reconciliation between .-Kitvg Hutto and President .Boyce, but in vain. Tbk hoirrility between the Monarchical and Repub lican partivans of Hayti is implacable: the latter consider the further as in* state of object slavery, The Republican force under BoTER amounts to .83,000 , seteubOot•intleed well elothed r por uniformly butifall -animated. bt the notion that they . are aboOt to rescue their fellow-creatures from ty. ranny.lities are ,expected to. break. out in I,lol , lweeentutorith of.ateguiri,..and the war will be refits. most Itorrible.earnage. •; • Rut 4holJgh . Sit Howe Portia,' failed in his' • troxioris trideasours to reconcile the-trio Chiefs. ,: istid to prevent r civil war, he succeeder) with both yr hisi negotiations for an ainic..hle understanding , 'stdh tin . country, by winch na countenance should be giver, to rothrtsay negroes„ or to depredators, pirates, or deserters from soy of our islands.. The ship /dying tuft wag., it seems, carried off froth Jamaica by some pirates, and taken to Port lth-Corsil. 'The ship was . claimed by Sir Howe POPNSI4; rind a letter will returned. by BOYER. couched ' in language and. conveying sentiments which would do lionuur to any Sr;vereign or Stales✓ its the. World, The PRESIDENT'S letter will itt stuotlr.t part .of our Paper: • intended 'to 'build a new.' chord) of Work- ' corbli of contaii li i 4.000' person*, the In be betray td, by Govkitiotent s►• -- litr of Itte Mr. Cvawsx. and l'aixcas% shqusided wi \ litghtaelle silo adults; the . • :, , . , ) •* •mtt oi 1941 I.II,IIILOCOOPII 4110404Woittole *di tolanolei 11 , • br , Pril, Oft ivitvrtii , r. . ~. ...tie + A "Mei ..: 'lotion/4w 1 . • OD "Irtlelder4ll4 ' di yeeterirelotellt when! v$ stwids ofi of 100 pilau tfi t eilte4l ilt"TOrtiftlesle cis 'v . • c4tittoVelCes. 5 4 1 4 ' i$A 4 111q44 1 asst, tie Ph . 4 i t hWath. ohicit. lel alb g‘ed agocavo. 14.4atioarti41... 8 1 Royal Highness received viiiw.fessea. eke Datelleassi .:Wf,'D LOUCESTIIII, the Pcitteellt it DOIOSTA•4 the 'Priii.i 'lira boasts, the Dot' 'Of ,Iflttfit - 4'lseblikelil CONDIT DE E, &C. •Itefitiiiilly . - err( ../)ind .19h ry s l glrgPir's 4 1 Apt li fe lisgpited Disesa It Arellitrid t ge. iti a volt: . Peary under. the eliur.cb. 4 e t ioqiNwr. 4 , vo..octo est the outside of Ilia chinch. lokiii4l. , woo*. ikii Rol stated yeeteeilay was boat isy. the iste Usebess.{ under her owed;riretimr a i i=iesideisci, ' othg! , ... reason assigittclib#ll,o ext ' ''s - ttike is. that a lady tp whoop she wait otoss.Strsttopife4'alterjjed was buried there. atilt her Royal Ikgltisees l ii parti cular and special desire was; that her' -mantissa might he near hers. The lady's name, we under. *Loot, wait BuNgualr. The Royal remains were put into a wooden colfiii ou Sunday night, cud last night it was _pat in a leaden coffin by Messrs. BAY LOY and SAVO. DERS. the royal undertakers. The remains of the beloved Duchess, it is said. are to'lie iu state on Sunday, cad also on Monday morning, audit' the afternoon of that day the funeral is to take place. which is to be as private as possible. The Duke is to follow as chief mourner. His Royal Highness is to he foloned by the Dukes of CLARENCE. SUaSEX. and Catmints's, and PliaCe LEOPOI.D. , . The Hid of LAUDERDALE. as one of the exe cutors with Prince LEOPOI.D to her Royal High. nrsei will; Lidy CULLING SMITH, to whom her Royal Highness was particularly attached. and also . her Ladyship's daughter, are to attend. The prin cipal attendants and some of the household belong. iug to her late Royal Highness, will also attend. Tuesday the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, the Duchess' of SAXE-WEIMAR, the Princess •AUGUsTA, the Duke of Sussex. &c. dined with the Duchess of GI.OUCEsTER. The Duke of CAU . BRIDGE was to have berm of the party, but was un avoidably prevented. Yesterday the seine. Royal „„party diried with the Princess AUGUSTA, at her • apertments in Buckingham House. • Yesterday the Duchess of Saxe-We:wait and her daughter, attended by Captain Using, went to view Chelsea College, &c. t' Prince CHARLES of Leiningen, the sou of 'the Duchess of KENT, has heels at College at 'Geneva. which place he left at tho vocation. on M visit, to his. Royal Mother. He ..is iu his ie.• vesteenth year.- which- be sill complete next month. His -Serene Highness, asseosapanied by Mr. WADNER, his tutor, and suite, atrliettot debris on' Sunday,; where he was met bylipagtalts Cextdy. On Monday the Prince, accoaopauted by folitino C.ONROT, left Calais anti arrived at Dover the same day. Early nu Tuesday inoiniug- they left Dower fur Kensington Palace, where they arrived about four o'clock. An rare's having been sent to the Duchess of Kerr, at Claremont, where her Royal Highness was on a visit to Prince I...EoPOLD, inform ing her Royal • Highoess of the arrival of the Prince, tire 'Docile** hastened to tire Palace with all poSsible speed, and arrived there about half an hour after her beloved sari. Tbe Meet ing was most affectionate and rejoicing, nog two years since they had met. The Princess FEODOW, the. Dochess's eldest daeghter, fully participated in the joyous meeting of bet beloved brother. General WETHEIALL wrote' lo the KING, informing him of the arrival of the young Prince. His Sereue Highness was soon after in troduced to his Royal Highness the Doke of Sus sex. Yesterday the Prince accompanied los Royal Mother and Princess FEODOR iu an open carriage, The royal party drove to Buckingham House, where the Pritice had the honour and pleasure of being introduced to .several of the Royal Family, easembled thereat the time on a visit to the Priacess AUGUSTA, viz. the Duchess of Gi.isocurtaa, the Duke and Duchess of CLARENCE, and the Duke of CAMBRIDGE. The Duchess of KENT, accOm- ponied by the Prince, the Princess FeciDot, and the Duchess of CLAIIENCE, proceeded from the Pa lace to Clarence-house, St. James's, where they were soon afterwards ,ioined by the Duchess of S•xa.WEIMAR and her daughter. The .venerable Marquis CMOLMONDILLET. we understand, has been *reml days at Cholmoude• ley Cattle. Tim Earl of STAMTORD AND WARRINGTON is arrived at his magnificent seat of Dtinham Massy; in Cheshire. Sir anus GUT EanaTon's .dinner will take . Ogee in the park behind the Albion Hotel. Ches. ter; on Tuesday the 15th instant; it is anticipated that nearly ei thousand persons will he present. Sir Joiit EGERTON, Colonel TOWISHIEND, and a great number of. their friends have, we understand, already announced their intention to. attend an elegant piece of plate, now nearly finished, weigh ing, as we understand, about 800 ounces, will be presented to .Sir— occii%ion. Among the / of Yana., not vied but a ' ...Walton-upon them liberat watched over trrests by hes • list of infirm , .London, who were Highness's 'sum twenty likewsise humanity, and r -which she took in the hipping+. or .fellievNereidattees ik r e S -- r : • . • gifillit.olo4 l 4W4;• A ordt Deer .poillookbalEis Maar, sight. entitle& MIN grompi•Ac a .ffrftandett swum. poems which obliehed as ' • French piece whiliadlivAitstsc,Bo4Awile liihiapsamow. mitaiKir.,ebe• onkel obteettilerbitlkiolefillret4istfo; snelerSX iiSt: l ffe k ' 44 . Prawn. a - Wail& vitt ri lly\ • Mink/ 4st Vl* 01144ics 4 ,,, by the same of :Fingals care) 1;44 , f16`siii,•* 1 1011: 1 110111.71411eift bt 1 . 10 . 01 4 'O4 ittfitettionitiftlVittiPflifty',l64 ; agrl. • uitee -of a . Pwa. p,, .0546 tit itt4titik olocztw 0 g ;fry, • r 7 ono,: vaunt Ifrioperkj•arieti: Wirt eisiosaip.6o I , • 4▪ 0, jr) ' Apeositesteubpprocoa* st• ifioiMetW fetitieif eitoreereemirN It • . , 1▪ I,44l4 4 .o 4s teitelltoiell.birebillcbtatO! • Vetthr; itt e . talstilieseye Asa - . P' SS *e a 'attilat•laied . Warm • fair emel44lletteoe,l •ir:. • „ . Itriy. 4 . 4 i after kill, liked from bee arias • tt h iteißepirepOe strearn•of Ittb.• • Whit* Peri* rftirtilit Worm bulb lamer to sire them From swlft mitermitsatiosr. Voila. Yr' • " std.—from fora is rum they dm, Anti though lie 9hoelt he pple.seil shied the eye, Such is their trusttrrosis art, .the tuipiss virgins Shaft atioret.sad aropit.into theisgruu, .. • lakt!heedsoheis gas/dna by the trasilisk. • •Arioi.Sits un! . Coda. 34yraewils too stone the relics lie • Ot C..neass), called' the Idoinly—Stalls stiff , His seisp.of Aar tasorsabers. ror his crimes His 'Pint Wants • Vlnsoire, in the form Of M.irslea's Kiwi; to evuat tug elicitor's o'er, Wosid be an endless Is di—nudes to say, ills race of terror will Iconorrovrenit, Aloes. he wins some virgin fur his ;trey, 'Lee sets the full orb'd moon. 'The victim sought is, as was olnerved before, the Lady Iliarguri:t, now asleep in the cave. The Spirits propose to save her, still for this purpose present to her view in his double form of fiend and mortal, the lover nho is about in sue for her. 'll,e tir o ni A itt'in6.7roma k c,.. 'rim principal personages engaged m 4 is follow • •IN TIM VISION. (lode, Spir(i of Ike Flood • Miss Love. Atirl, Sprat Of Oaf "fir ..6 Mier V9466;m50. A Verinfre 4.. v . P Cooke. Lady ,ltetrerst • IN THE M.ELO•DRAME. RWhysit s Rost ' Voids* hOwalti, J , aroa of lA. Isles . *Mr. Birth,. ilObsrl,ascpisi l lishatlsoclast on Ike Boron Air. restless. • AVSlitql4htit,etiroesAfenchsean Andttly,tifloasd to itatirss 'Mr. Minton. twig Magard, darghtir lo Ronald Mrs. Cbsittrlcy. • - Aft* Swelleditew Miss Carr sr. llfiditl, .I.4oritkamaldro dirstrisimmer..l; Arc Grove. , trarilled with lierehreir, who got mop tally. Weenier) .41file defending him from robbers, somewhere us. /tidy. .ilia surprise amounts to edit. "sternation when he finds hit friend, supposed to le '!,iletirl; "it 'llle'sitittur whim he has encouraged to drinand fiii'dsiTet. Roth wen being introduced to his miiitempa l pmurOly ezeites'bornir in het mind, from istuirsimuabLitice to the Spectre her *dream dis closed te'iitskintlisgal's cave. Ilia ground being et length; Miteried. slid the liour• for the cern- • Motif_ bettig 'a h greed on (of cornet:it comes *Motu . person or .the next mootilfAmmottibg). diver.' mien is emitted. however, in . favour 'of the yeting Lsay,.bytßwritens learning from Robert that herald Effie irehttinieliately going to be united. ~Ertitn •r 1 point 'ol l a6bd breeding, which is 'roe perfectly .spititualAi l t i lie Vampire,. Kafiri efers lame-' lating the least respectable victim. Having seen Effie, • and proposing to countenance the marriage, he causes 'thecompany to retire, and then forcibly carnet het etf. /tater/ follow.; and, after -the firing of a pistol. Ketthrea returns mortally wound. ed. Roisald approaches, mid swears to his dying friend to conceal his death, and to throw a ring into the waters. which 'wash the tomb of Fingal at the full mono. This tint incident did ,not seeps to operatest sll upon the plot. ' A torrent of, trilliug incidents and appropriate dialogue sneered% Which it is wholly impossible to conneci,,except.hyllie order Of &Win which they occur.. The op-shot iv, that the'.`geettifiiiiy, is about to be celebreted—the picric Nl4 ;oii;ir are wailing to soleamite* it—the moon is .oMiteettiog--Ithe Vasipiie is i i tiliaste fOr the certainties WM* rites--,when Itaasid and itabart nub in, and!** barely . enabled - to defer them tilt the moon . has actually. suok benesth , the wave. Ariel ada4 OfirlatiPlitts r 7 •llii raiipire'reficatiPto t bock, of I liwateg . thunderbolt deice 'Ai' anti strikes the fiend iutesnothingoess,the curtain falls. We liaveiel given a-specimen - of the author's poet'y, , liiiii:lll7 . . - th•referei upon that say nothing. As to it -Strays esinitidlly from the' rules of. mtriCt &artistic koimposition. , that it would .be midair to try it by any, such • atmodard."" 'nit chief difficulty lies is verilig upon' toducedJireatitbor to reamer the superstitious machinerY . kesil ae vatore" , frine the - East .to*eciiiiind, wheselhejliirl'aucii once of goblin% witches, sad spirits, ,of slip*, ill &mei; 11" of iturthern •istenentrits 'growth. hays the rtr)ritilimeteindistairtiottideetnke thiwsissi," to enjoY' j 'Advinititge tit I It! Icolkh • %vette, ; ... m it-- so, the tiiing so ; reaionable ToV tir piece. conarises an interesting selection of fristichtmeload• 'add a,thei wee trrahgedbvilasus. the 'affett vertiStetsible, - -irteeord, . r-- . 1 btl pertoniere, :4+loll•4ld o W et ii:o4 " -(M othball V . ° 6l' /~/ , •llll4:l4siethirr. hurt moit4 ~4dpiLly .6 t . indeuocil. Ch ti* T • hr pe g asas savTrAireav • lailjarlaag main flw` • goy :pimp fieriest enferwd the poolasishi.. as is *cravat ii libuild Mutt the death:bed. efilfev. SOirtee the eipi .his eorcer, U,. lirtruitinte of wit astl.tittninar. through *tribe 'ti.ricius gaff 4slivr. oreemeissto winch a rich mud vivid cuutd OW/ Ntet lithe: The "haloes .deinrotatir at tire Idt#1111 : of Its' wife-Ins setting out an Ino SPe.Oll.l %OW.; bf *MI+ ere is lalvd in the liratult ..arapk. with su much int! gaielp—his seine Will. .the g ipee.,-..the Imo of thiii.giiest appends*, .14 tH- • trtiou of trisrlinio-•-iii• wiveAtie virus to time Widow Hopeful', at YOrk—to the I,4am-house —to Ergo • • UAL Oueshirt —mid •Or various other iircirtsineat . Seines of his Tour.. are described in lutes of .moon: and easy poetry. The wit anti tent:tura of the attiey ate further enforced mid enthlezomed by 24.Pag,, by Itowlendoors, edmirahly adopted to the illustrn. thou of the story. iud coloured with great bta,i mticy. The following is on ex ti act SYNTAX At AN At leucite' the sti:orm otueli s obeer Did.ie hie timid a tome awes', Ali gh t, and to morocco green, •. Fit for she boudoir of a queen.; I know not why w eery fine, . Thought System s f* the work is mine: This now t shall moat surety hooey , What to fair troth the Work sloth owe, And public fancy mat bestow ; For here its value I Add! see, . Without a spice Zif ft story.' he voter wee man warmly stated, ,4 Its Author's lidera celebrated,- Its humour, verse, end mural poucts,,, s Suited to grave and toughing hours, .!. And slerled . by natur t pul 6y fun, ?. 0 •• • • With the gay *ill of Howlsarlono. r. ,•se- Syntax delighted iieyend Memoirs 44. '- Nodded to express his pl ..r.4 tt.:•••.; , . 7 0' • But sorted o be. the sari ionfer , • . ..„ Told him he was the yureliaerr. •VvrtoNLEM. "Then .8 lusuckl &twit at two pounds tow, The Mosiey be paid by pis." • • • :or a SYNTAX. • • " Thissdirris !twining m ost alissinfi Why, Fir Stever PpulCe a wOrd. 1 might Ravi ritudried 4 . vof le or slink., • • Ts ses theirek. kWh midi a price : • With «ram 'tido I was complying, BM that had sought to do with buying." . AUCTION XXX. • " Nnddidg is bidding, ,Sir, well know.' • • - In eVry.auctios.rotou in town, • Aildotrie the Book, Sir, Iv your own... SYNTAX. - " I hoow'Sie mine—because I wrote it, ' But yon will veer, say I bought N.st, that would bee scurvy trick, • Enough to make the Author sick. If my pods Wept it, as you ray, • Why suds should be the coin to ply. • • For this newt birth t could nut bi 4,. A fool I must be if I did. . Beddow I safely may Meyers*, That he witwdoth the work possess, Were I at any time to try His bound liberality, •-• Would give me copies half a acorn', • • ' • t DM I dammed them. aye mad more." The Doctor now eugrosid she eye . • 'Of the surrounding eumpany, Nor was his person sooner kuown • • Than eery inerk'd respect oils ehowiet • Nay, as he did - the case captain, .•4 a. . Tiad nalaYan *as put my *pia ; • Mlle N its rife Iwoomodri a claim, . 4 That be wield first iimirribs his pasta, • : WheoSitiesame asiogropli wee found • . To raise tie price eaothey . pog ul d, And !Setae fell an added pie • • Whew loos kiaa*llo **Waller *lyre yoriode three. - • ~, 1, II ' I • We understand; on gootowthority, that her M iESTY has' eddretied so hisportant• leiter to • at: • Kis.. s49uld a opeo . the way towards Oil •we need stet. soy. wish what gietefig feetocKs wr .hill cesuaiwisicaie: the caseation, of it to sow' readers.—(&wain Paper.) • . . E y, • sv e..050y0r5t.,...., t h at Lady raisatrit e ori4,bw • f Sir Pamir •Pctitcso. Jos wade ors seer of. her house. which is neat to that of bawd Coon c ite Amt, it% 41. .theiiir•sepere; to her •MAJESTY. 3116aCh,hiS liters a pled. Her 11147tert 'will', take . poeseseserk.of it in. 4r inn An Address hes' bees prevented to .her MiaCtilY cf 0")• R SeWs reed its•vieinity. Fier Mai FAIT ,fdirtlaj! Wkoirlsi R s• A newer wele**4l • ti for bambiftua .('Nort h Shields sad its 'Whig for Isle afeetioosta r 41.411 1 r1 ail , 4mintoM l o•l3*a.i. legit uie t librogY ,pho ipsyxspefio doeUsk iirlieltses Uri re too; ass. Moot *PO wiy seewierslia LA bees MN , . aceir...•• ,r Chertrs . •-• r • es g ee I. ,id e l . ao • .vaattd. . '' ' • lnw able t• troi h' . . ( tx a ' . k ik • M. . •with el e x , 4 0 .4 de a- 1.1 my . . ...? . .... .ik . n rullir " •• ...".. • , ir, . • ii ....., ib. IF • r ( Viii r o n. • ' '' ' 1 ' )..- . .‘" 1 4 1 , sr Pr, 7: 1 1 ..; acce d e. 9 1 1 /14:41:A .1 d i 1 ' b a o lt iat i lou .„ . i 1 DAWN Se 0; :ie. 06611 ... I , - 1 41.1 i /.111111-1 1 lltllll " 1 ". " - 'lw . orAiNid4- - 71 . 1 11 I'o K . 21ri;',Ili mil . . . . II my : VT 111 .... .6.: . - .. .. 7777: - --,--__, nr will they in their new . 7 -born independence endure•l roan in th the ides of i receiving die:tires - from bandedloreign- I be foinid i ers ? We trust that` they will - not ;I• atid - should 1 . , they not, is the Entyrear or . RuSska prepared to ; it is ini mime the Allied Prier, to=cirri, - his menace 1 -Ington t ct into' ttecutiori, 'arid teotabine foethe* pariOse "it penili 1, of elif:aring th e . lebratallitift br ifieckie. end'l . 'obtsine'd 1 people of Spain ? The EMPEROR 'elate', hst ' TES, sad . . . .. ' -‘.. . ..,.„. .• • i f 2: - .5 ,1 , • T!. •• r . - ilaili . 5. : Is !I an s ... 4 l4 ll l=glM ili gia. • ilk Deere Mil - 4,;,„ 0 „. / 7 . Allirade4 le the *to Me al Pritaigik 1104 !me/ vs *refill's( Oti . ill "" : MMiiilO( l / 4 1 4c "Miligivel ata : 0 filiormlfifeareimoddrif . ea Ili ' ' • i Vl4(tigili'l Ve7; 1 4 lONS ' ' e s , i; ..„, . .., . ~.,,,,,,.....2 , v. 5 ,....,„,,,..,„„„, . ih r . r yi.? “: 44404 1 . "'l • . 4.• We 4 1 ; 1611 01 1,10 111 , ' . . ' ' s ...".• ' 7 g r a*llF 4 4. l ; • . • . , t-ri ~ • '?: ./ :ilrlmirl, r st•'.. ^ - 1 `:• 4 • '''• ' il l k ili f i r 4s• vow er.thr.i , twiekt. tedallitiftwee.fik kit 1 lioliNitielf**44lltati93l.4Biiiiiofdr 1110#0,1stron- i t ekrig . "Iji t ryaktriiiiIr iNju igtp t tut . • l a wapadopla ;" oriv " ... f ! fivwg." , .'Pv' 111,41 1 'i l i 4" :i'll V0i.41 1 1%.. 1 .WA5e.1.. lif 191"111,11.1"66.1-4, 1; 1 0 1,4 1. 110 Orr isir , "i .. i .. - 6 ---- i -----' -.7 - I.: - 'dies 7 'add mi tb ei Pali arr f ,ci Ir OHN . REY GIRTON, Ott t.... . g - . "." I 4 - -Heslnt. the I giesin - ecr;;;;1114;01 Imr ampporsei by say lefigiallim prof. , . : effect of ifteialli vitVrigreeabit7 l We . have cirieeced, .'• • w be 1 ...ie,,,,,,f , ros . i n iywa l e ~,,,,,i a to r ie g i r e r ., obey the bene fi eent•ncts of the late Duchess on behalf arthe perliiii&ii, one of the most 'one. lroaadoot awes bottakoidasairian atis:vanhosry gspedion., tot a servant of her household was mar. cesefo I isod, Joakfatos • i Boomcio of ' ottei t • ..B . .. e r r Y .." 84 ,, i " , 411 :, re ,„ 4". .„* . r . t.... “-e m be, „ ...,10.00,„,„,„1“!-4„ 1-1.-..„...4 "7 . home was provided for them by the . part lose *on ottotitoodr and lb n• case ' I " "l i t /0 - 1 7. „11 0 . 4 - ,.-.A - ` pe r-- ,,,Te e .' - ' ': --7--- - - ---. t... ' ri s• U 3 r' 4'. - and the estate and its . neighbourhood 1,.. 1r , 44•1 , 4 4; 4814mi 1 e ' *4 4 4° th kiemt degree. M r. T. ` • " Usspari'ai "tarsier , iiii %balk/fit of i IMO Illiti4% and Pri‘h cottages so tenanted. Her !toysi. V., Igfißite...#4,:idehiby taint previous repute, 0p...0d e5 .% am our wheat Wastes whole/NO kf en . Siam so founded tso Beae6 t Societies, rpc . tusle tiOna . Mico Cilla . W 'wet* free it* heuvealy "spree atissiCia, which wawa, pon.futsent . ; ode in Weybridr cu d th e other sinfully avietiiit; lend the two spirits gilt! ' kited . ' ''"" 1 " 1 " atta 114.141 . 1•14 , 164 if Illes% e4l4 "t al i , l t w e t : ow.Thanies; and not only did she endow onlithetiyn in singing the incantation, by wieb• ..l ' e t et t l i t u! te Ple d i u r t ;: s r o Ti i .: g i:" f liV a iTir - rioo op. sily at the ontse, but she unceasingly • they coned oPtior4routPhre is the brat Peet*. -I " e '. riles ilt ibe . rciaTiiicil a- la*, arid , it ilearree c Oillitillid Ad is I , er their ropes*, ;and fostered their us- ibbite'd Ingo do grelok'orecht to the lo".! " tile gigattgagetaakilieillitl.' • ...- ..." '' 4 ' • • ' sex care.„ Besides this, she . bed . a . c on . threat/We. lebomi node it Wpm?. is fililret , l'he "Is On etreessessoors is woo* I set riser& rshould in pensioners,. both male and issusje,, 1 1 - 1 patiWltitts . 4'illik i . `likeri . tb beeubie 'hotel , sip. bllyie_ . tMgliveTur w acir 0 l i th i ddielen o z el i s f y I, l i sta, be g • taro. ho were regularly paid out of hey Royal tittitts.._ _ ll 4. toi;lfti mild lood taste •be I°y. recess r a ce s I =4 bite o inu e.rigOki.l46l people, funds, 'some five pounds, worse ten, and otellootoom• • ' •• . . apsraboipuntacthowtwbich I a rbiltichccd.iausa than ly pounds a.year. The list of public' "..*TberefogY w Ingoilk" 1 -- ___lPhtlfort ease, sod ~ ./O.4OLIPP-allmAiligis*„.._!", ' ...1'.. A . 1 " . gr2f2. Lemire bear testimony to theme of peer ; , ‘ l l47 . t l ikillalltK l tells':ut, ' one 'fltole•we 'the' of . . pir , ,-P-r7 •.. ''T V 7 ..,...... 1 ' V. anal n d afford !nettle prude of L tfaiiitectat.,,'fltr oai tti r tt i t e =l i t i t i c itt il l e4 ,l4 " ; sr . - 'Tea Weis ieirev .. tostie ail ooh in every chins calealaied clitli • 4 il ". , • PI S • i ima, e; • , ; - . • • Viletiortilif Cu tw64 4111 1)0 00 1 4 1 41 004torato ere or to . a ttoiktv itiireteilheheder_ . :...yet; mew eegizt= • etwiemet " life*t.teeloPt fit moeiteie term • - f'! ,n .• ur .011104941. 0. • - Wit ;.Fraiiiirejligill the . its " 17 7'. . '. li" : '4-. rasp. .r. A- *it s! l'agirif • "ilk ar it' . . - . . . . •.! • . . • . , . , . • •-. • • • -.. ' - . , .. ... ......„ .• lh, of