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By Lieut COLLINS, of the Royal Marines, Several Years Judge A Iv. cue and S 4 4 that Camay, and now L outen.iiit-Gnverlior of P.irt r:iuted fur T. Cidell and W. Davies, Strand. This flay are published, in nro vas Br., pri er I -i THE POETICAL WORKS of CHARL7S CH triCHILL ; with Notes, Life, and Head of the Author. London Pirated tore. and R. Baldwin, N. sr Bridge-etre...a •' This Vitt •n is acconysoi-ilwitO very comas and interest ing Notes, which collect whatever itireed.ors serve to elueidste t h e illy*, common cat the vsorki lif Churchill; a satisfse tory Biography is menaced. Th. E4lllO, hat fil:Celited his of fice with unusual diligence, a:6J complete propriety. A gene: service cannot be rendered to an author's reputation, than to select from the vansintst literature of his time, whatever can render his allesions intelligible."—Critical Review, ►fae, 1804 46 rb.• rt. , eu• Edition is introduced by some well-written Me. moire of the Author's Life, and illustrated by many exp . ...eau) f Notes. ti.roughnot which we °Merge a remarkable nr.p.iline•s aid -e.olotl i. 6 the rtserinritration ..1 character, and an honest sblvirreuce of subterfuge and vier"—.Geritleinan's Nlagaarue, May, 1804. Tine Editor has estecuted his task in a manner highly use ful to the ihustration of lira Ant , mr, and nelita►le to his • n taste and means of .nformar;on e —L.tera•y Jcsontal, N 43. s• The notes are eareedrogly corona. ■nd intere.tiise ; they contain a number of rc.ecdotes, innovative of allusions in Churchill's Works."—Monthly Msg. Supp • I. 17. '• TM Notes aceompa..•Me the present Edition are full, sa. :rsfseter's sndin•licroo• `—%franthle Her. Armen, Iho4 Tlits Das is hUblishei. i n Octavo, Pore..re bonds AN ESSAY on the SPIRIT and INFLUE\ CE of the REFORMATION of LIITIIER. Frew the French of Cliaries Vgiars, with copious Notes. By JAmrs M 11.1.. Faq. London : hinted for C. and A 11.41 win, New Bridge-street • Tire Notes misled by the Translator, arid 'shin ',car a ennudereble proportion to theeneinal itself, are intended to it lostone more filly, all the important points on which the A•r.. thor maw have touched more I (fitly than their magnitude in..r were to deem,.; to add to Its rothortant repro-emotions the light cinch sari-us ein.n.tht Amh.irs of this sOUllitry hiss. i m the subteen; and tr direct the Iteadm a. th. prac. Beal comlusions which the comp!iettedtraosactinns of thereat R a .f.,„„c o , suggest --As a hare translarma only of this work has b ee n annoanced lon another quart. r. Penmen. des rout of possessing this !Amen, which will be bulb to areeperse many valuable Additions to t re anginal Week s NI meow to ircify it particular!! In their Orders. 'Th is haw in 11q. mends, STATISI'ICAL and HISTORICAI. QUIRY.r.t. the Progress and present Maguitidle of the eurvLATIoN vf IRELAND. B F TITOMAS NEVVENit Esi. Author of several political Tracts relative to Ireland. _ _ - . London' Printed kw C and R. Rald•in. of Mr. Endo-street. In this Enqiiiry. Nr. Newesilians takei a view (lithe Catboat which *poem to have sioe.ated m aurrnenting the Population of then' the test Centeirs ; of the Cinsideraiions which warrant a possum e tinn. that the porulttinn of ltd ind doubles iw 44 sew. ; of the Nuturical Ihnprwtinn of the R•irnan Ca tholk• to the Protestants of Ireland ; and of the cJin,ictency of Ireland to support a much greater Piyalation than it sum contains. Tbo Day eras pub , ished. in Q.wrto, pries IL Is.. 6d. tba Sreon,l Edition of CAPTAIN PERCIVAL's ACCOUNT of the ISLAND of CEYLON ••• Bead's arty coouneraSie Addition. in the bode of the Work, a copious lodes, ar.d an Atlrendis, eantaininz some Partieii , an of the Candan War, will he found in thy. Edsti It is also further embeil -hid be beatnifirt Vlers of the l , at. phant"near Mature • the Cinnamon Gallen.. near Colombo; the Fort az ami•, a d sarnaunding Count .; and ..ther Plates. A few Cfloire we printed on itoTal Paiorr. with Proof Inn. prerisiiiny .if ilia proreg:. 12$ 6d Named i it C. and-11 New Pr./v.-moot. ILK whom may be bad, by the tame Author, in Qiiirto, mice 11 board.. An ACCOVNT et the CAP[ of 000!) HOPE t eon. taming an Histo-ical View of Ns ericonsl Settlement ne she Hutch, by t..e await in 1793; And the d.fferent Policy purserittkere by the lterea an4llllntadt Get...invents. Al•e, • Skeen rt st• .eocr.lo.v. Pmduatem., the 144.4M1P,11 •..d of t••• hetnYvtarue, &e &c. Wen a of t..• Pohneal •• Inn It:ch Fella he der.red nem is 4;IA Illeitur FOREIGN INTFI.I.IIESCE. PARIS. DEC. IS. We are now curio's to know how affairs will turn nut, with respell to Prussia. Among the Ft,. reign Roves s, Prussia holds a distinguished place in the public opinion. All those who have the Order of the Black Eagle, make a point of constantly wear ing it. The Hereditary Prince of I lohenlobe Ingel fi.tgPn, was received with great di,tinaion, as the son o: a Prussian General, by all the Members of the Imperial family, and his speedy departure was greatly regretted. The bankrupt c: o' M. Recamier has been greatly exaggerated abroad. It amounts only to sixteen mi!- lions. Several Generals had placed sums of money in his hands, but there k sufficient to corer them. Since the failure of M. Itecamier, the wife of Michel, the banker, is the most fashionable beauty. 'Ube nupti r 1 presents of the Viceroy Eugene, for the Elecct ral Princess of Bavaria, are preparing here. 03 account of this union, our Empress has set out from Strasburgh for Munich. by way of Catisrtilie, Stutgardt, Ulm and Augsburg, and has been every where received Witt a pony 'at d magnificence due to her el!vated rank. Admiral Villeneuve, who now a prisoner of war in Lugland, was informed that he was to be superseded by Admiral Rosilly. lie instantly se solved either to perish, or to prove himself worthy of the command. General co:ireyed to the Emperor the details of the u. fortunate engage men'. Messrs. Domesnil and Desgenettes, w‘io were sent to Spain to examine into the yellow fever, liana re- turned to P.,: is. It will be recollected, that the celerated astro - nonier,lande, puhlished a Dintioulny of Aik,ish. This wark he has recently enriched with a sum-de m:lt, for which he has not procured the thanks of this w!to are classed in it. In the Dinionary, Bo:. suet, Fenelun, and Pascal, figure as Atheists; in the supplement the author has associated with them the present President of the Senate, and.ei-decant Direc tor, Francais de Neufchateau. He, however, like many others, publicly protested against this unwel come introduction of his name into such a nomen clature. It cannot be denied, that many of the proceedings of the grey astronomer are of sazh a nature as to obscure kis early literary reputat:,..m. STATE PAPERS. SPEECH OF NIS IieIIESIE 11101,11CSS THE tt.ecrag OP WIRTEMBIRO, TO Till DEPUT:ES OF THE 1r ATES, Al STI:TGAIMOT, OCTODIR 5, ISM " During the eight years of my government, A think I have given se many praof; of my paternal attent'ol to the welfare of my subjeas, to which consc'ente bears witness, that I Am convinced I ju.tly claims the confidence of my %tees, and of my subjeas. Some time ag , I communicated to the Deputies, through my Privy Conned, srh.-..h is the connening link between me and my COll - !:y, and has equal duties to perform towards both, the perilous situation in w:.ich my native land, .tad my Llectoral House were placed, as well as the urgent necessity of devising mean. to avezt the imp eating danger. . 4 The answers which I received on this subject were replete was mistrust. My Privy Council, by my command, repeated ch. same sentiments ; but with as little effea. Of the mmy dtsrespealitl ex pressions, intersperse! in these an,wers, I took no notice whatever. I returned ; still I could obtain no decisive declaration, and my good intentions were misconstrued. Nevertheless, I did not suffzr myself to be diverted Ir.mi my exertiow for the benefit of my country. I sought to obtain an armed, or a sinvle, neu trality fur my dominions ; but neither the Emistrar of the Frenci, nor the Emperor of Russia, would comply with that desire. Bath were equally soli citous to attain me to their C.CISC, and even a pow erful German Court, in which I was justified in placing the greatest hope, came to no determination. All my endeavours were ineffeßuaL Circumstances turned out as I had foreseen. " Tae French armies inundated my dominions ; my very residences were not spa-ed ; the one was partly taken by storm, and the other was threaten ed with it. I rem tined firm ; I despised the dan ger which menaced my pers.'s, my dignity, and th ise who are united to me by the most sacred ties of blond, my wife, ray children, in a word, all that is dear to my heart. I hod pledged nos-self not to abandon my subjects—l remained. The French Emperor came in persnn to me ; I intreated h:m to gra:,t me a neutrality. " He that is not with me, is against me," was his answer. " At that moment the fate of Wirtenaberg was in my hands. Had I made opposition, my dominions s-could have been i 'volved in ruin. My Elrloral House was exposed to the dan t". of ineurrin; the melancholy fate of so many other s.:vereign falai ; lies, who are reduced to the neceacity of living upon the charity of other COlllll, and who receive, by I way of alms, the sum assigned tor maintenance. My country would have been treated by the victo riuus French army as a conquered proriace; it wow, have been compelled to litriush a cuturtou:loa eight millions, ST3O horse:, and As many n:ei as were required fur cuoveying the artillery, And ter other imrposes. The terms offerel to me were, that Wirtemberg should join to the French army a force of 10,000 men, inclading 1,000 cavalry. I answered, that th exceeded the limits of my ability ; th at the resources for the maintenance of my cyan!), were insuffi.:ien., without discharging a consideiaSle p ntion of them in the course of the year. " If you cannot mAint..i. them, your country tan,' said Napoleon. *. states will not consent," replied I. .6 Against them I will support you," rejoined the French Emper , r. .6 1 h,ad no choice left; I stVi-cribed. .ir• titles of the treaty which I have concluded, 1 +el cow read to yoti. [ilzre follow the articles of the tre.e.y, have already been given.] " l'his treaty L have signed : I will, I most Leon it. 'But I cannot fulfil it, unless yo., pr9vide with the means. I request yoar cone nt to the refit hag of 2300 men, and desire von to tarnish me with a surw of ready money. For the present oc casion, at least, half a million will he required. Flat 1 pleated, I should not have had occasion for thi formality; the Emperor, who signed this treaty would have advanced me a still greater sum h:•1 wished it ; but I would n it accept his of&r. •• fhe kronen Emperor set off this afternoon. in. conSiso:•ly tru ts, that every thing will b^ m punau illy performed Should we fail in the loa.t to cimply, disagreeable consequences for the viol:. try wiii inevitably enioe. 4. You are the representatives of the country ; your hands is now placed the fate of your native land ; on your resolve depends its salvation or it misery. Weigh the subjea maturely, I intreat you. as a father. Mistake me not ; it is not my de mand, it is the demand of th- French Emperor, Mistake me not—a third tine I repeat, Afis• . ake me not. I implore you duly to consider, are calmly to refit& what a heavy account you will have to render to God, to your own consciences, and to posterity, if in this per 1 , us situation of your country, ycu leave it on the very brink of the Pit :11Id suffer it to be parcelled cut and divided. I will c!, my duty. " No, 1 swear I will not permit my hone, faultily, to be plunged int, wretchedness. I submit this matter to your tranquil consideration ; but, &ere is na time to be lost, and I have therefore di. relied an apartment to he prepared for you in ml palace, where you may hold your deliherazions un m Anted. I will remain with my Privy Courici assembled, and when you have finished ynos con sultation, inform me, th it I may main grant you access to me. All of you will then appear befc; pte ; n•ine shall remain beLini, none shall be ac. quitted of that responsibility you would incur, by ' which, however, I hope not to receive." DEC!. ARATI.PI OT THE DEPUTATION Of TO4I ST ATI TO Ills SLREWS HlglillESS Tilt aLacron OF Wl' TENIIIESU, OCT. 5, 1805. The c Immunication so graciously made to the Deputation of the States, by your kletetoral.Hig) nets is person, concerning the peril , us and unfor• tunate state of the country, could not fail to place !.e•ore their eyes, that highest of duties which out wei.;hs every other consideration, however import ant. to preserve the menaced integrity And consti tution of the country, and to excite them to prat their eve:-Jevoted and unshaken achment to your Elenoral House in this estraorchn i • v ct isle. While the Deputation submit to the smart:side, pressure of circun.stances, and to the rigid laws necessity, and coincide, in general in tne sci ti of the supreme power, filk I with perks o in the truth and paternal aid and so:.cetude of yo.. Eleaoral liighnest, arid ith tl e most hope, that, exhausted as the country is. the leer-s -nary stuns of money may ' e borrowed on the gntar• ral credit, they are, at the sa r.e tint*, obliged ' their duty, to give a resp-afts! aut on a„,ai-,st participation in any designs contrary to the price, pies of the constitu:ion, h may have been intro duced into the coilveutioa recently concluded, They likewise subjoin the humble request you Electoral ll'shaels, to condescend to pacify yo: un'iappy country, alarmed in these dangerous tim for its constitution, by the consolatory asst.'s-au: that it shall be maintained inviolate. " With regerd t' the manner of raising trlcps, the Deputies crnfidently true, that y 4 El: Ronal 1-femess will commit it in a coi.ti , ~ ...0:141 way. to the m inagement of a general ge l cation. They merely humbly claim the privilege presenting to your Eleaoral Highness a farther plicit declarotson s4l tLese subjeas, after rectiviv., written demand. Tne Deputils presem,recommei the highly lauseratible situation cf the county the paternal care and magnanimity of your I I tonal Higbee-s, and themselves to a cootinesse4 y:iur favour." D • '4 • ha Jr s es , 1.1 ri 1.1 n o • r.l r• : • 1 C.r *:) .tt if• c- it Y• 1 ri .11 n 1 xt ;a t Ire a its a u. • ike rrd rill es. • re- ed. sly nit di- in- cil ni- eu e ac- ts 'Es 7,1). Or- dce vt- rrt- sti- ore our 6 „ f I. ft uor eut 1 lir all )0- To- -I— . our t". - , our i . a. ?pa- e rt . ex • :g y to .1 , c- le est.