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--.P.,2 _A IT: Management of .AR Y FUND, will meet on TKUKSDAY, 16th . at t!+• home of the Society, N0.:15, Ger• raid street, ... at Three o'Clock preci.ely, on the usual 8/11111661. 8.,. Order, EDMUND BAKER, 4)03. nth, 1606. Cletk to the Registrars. MONEY LENT, AND FORTUNES INCRE ANED. ?CONEY b E h y immediately o y ty, on 0 n l;iLc..e.sr,tof . these who have Money may lay it out to great iid. - atimle. Ap ply or addr...4 (ponalidiii) he the Mecham of the basoon' Olhces, It, N, Marsasei - strsou r astesuisub-squore, seat No 9, Ambit !the, Bia *Aunt, Cheapsiale. Theeo who reguire it, may Da visited Upon at their own anowita. 191Pekl L Ne4D MANUFACTORY, Nw.„ 191.0091919U11Y-SQUARE. A .CARD.•—•IIO Nobility, and Ladies of Fashi ,, n, are Mort rovomfally folielted int;oct C. tioi.rs AmAnistnis( arid Ornaments, particularly 1.10 Patent which, fur 1 ichriess us colour and shade, air equal to red_ Also. a large A , ortnsent of different Bead., in lunation of ***rent (kips • the whole farming upwards o f T on 'f humn,: a Rows. )teal Coal and Carnelian. N. 11..A.laancity of Bracelet Tubes, in gold, and gilt. ••• C. li. is desdatimisard u, moiler big !louse otle or the theaptilt in Louden. I r4V/MENT-OFFICE, GVII.DfI Ott 7, 18 , 06. 'T'HE COMMISSIONERS of SEWERS ai the Cite of leradnn, and Libertit4 thereof, hereby Rive Iwo that. they will meet iu the Cuinlyil Chensber of the ball of the said Ciry, on Fiefay the tilde install, at e'erris o'clock in the fo retanon , f or the choice at es Intpeitot of Pistil 'rents, dc. in the theca of Jolia Leopev, deceased. The Cbieladatea must wad,orand inaasurang and laying.ont nr P 'cements, end alto the constructiou and necestaigievaia of Sowers nod be enatileil co jotters otllie quality of Stones, lawewtheirldaterials Lard in the Sewers and P •enietite. Any isc . ireportoulars may be known al the Clerk's Office, GuildhalL It IS eepeete.! that the person who 'hall be appointed, will employ toe who:nor his time in toe Cut.net. of dna olf.ce. WS! BOND, Pinicipal LOYAL HUMANE SOCUITY. PATIUN, ' THE KING'S SIOSF E \CELLENT MAJESTY. earn The RIGHT HON P ARL nr STAMFORD. TEXT SUNDAY MORNING, the 12th In kichatrl Hint. • SERMON of aomltto,,r-boil by the Reverend HattrillUn. blinoster oi Chapef Wow of St. Whites and St 8..t0i 1 0. Bishowpate ,• and Chapreen to the Delce of Hamilton and &melon ; at the Pariah Church Sr. of .roFtwt. HAMPSTEAD, in behalf thu 1 1 / 4 11011:11 od idatleatitetsige Instaut.oh —Prayers at Eleven. Anniversary, I aO6-.Trevaitterb Rersot. Agustin Totication, bv.—Revrardo petal -D039. Dosser ie Pwothini and • Elaponess Stroller, Fgontoted. Ti, the State, Relieved. t9fll. Subscriptions, rfty. received at Rain* Duniolakts; Fuller Esoil Cliatterie; Down, 'Thornton, aid Ca . .; Drurnmpi.d's; lornagh Rank ; by Dr. Hawes Snital-square i and JOHN BEAUMONT, Rog. and Sec. Villier's street, Strand. Roavvieed Claret' end ethos wlll wend Divine Ref. %IV lk 1 AND ICLI AND GEARING CROSS rrICKETS and SHARES o f t h e State Lottery, h A Y to begi n D raw i ng on MONDAY NEIVE, are Selhnifi SWIFT and CO. at their Licensed Ifificti Nu. 11,raskay, tesw,ii.beet in 17595, and No It, iChering ernes (wilt Des t the Golden eeinn). 'The L•otry asnaillo but of *O4O The Scheme - ...c eratain: die follwlng Pcit....., vi:. 3..0f.. L. 20,009 1 M..0t.. 15 z) 3 ........ 10 OM 1 SU io.) 3 ........ 5,000 4O 5l b ..... ..... 1,000 4,104 tO The rust Drawn fwket will rer.iva 10001. SefiESIES GRATIS. ONLY TWENTY - rHuum ANL) nate rs hatiett. CAPITAL PRIZES AND I.LSS TICKETS. TWO! Tallllll , Toogoond PostOrt 'lflirao 1i0nt....).1 Pound P , 10141, Tine.. Vora Th..outhl Peu,S Proms, Mn Pole les, than 201 • E.X'r MONDAY, 13 t h OCTOBER, the -• GRAND STATE. LOTTERY begun. Drawsit, II cantata. • puller? looprolonfl of Catkin Prima to the Number of luc4cts , ikao any foruffi...ttery. Nu. of &tun. Valor of .•Jr . .l Total %%iv. • Lae.nto ' 1.8.400 D 3 • •.,4 10,000 .. . ............ . 5,(4/0 1 . 000 a....... so • • ....... 40 .......... 4.100 .p ........ 111',004) r1i.. 1 39 11ekets 1. 2C,:.1.00 L. 10,000 rat q e Vor.t Mellen T , ekt, Ariniail 4/11”1 , itauselile elllPilarPl4.lllll4llit iof 21,40.44•44 tiles.... 7 , ..kct ...L.P., 17 0 t!. ....... LlO3 01 Eighth ...... 11 a 44 ........ 0 15124241 th t 11) NigNtoißs of the LIFE Of . CO L ONEL 1 FIUTCITINSUN, Galore of hinthaghans Cestio Town, It cpresentatiee ut tltg CnuMrti ettitighate retirement, and of the Town of Ntteinzhain in th e gist p. i r. lament of Ctiarleall fire, ;•elith oriebtal Anecdotes of mai l , deti..euitheti of 1,,, Contempnetries, and a tai. teary 111,eleut of Potil.c Affairs: on/ten by his Widow*Uo•c, Dattehte. of A:lcis Alwkf , Lielat,ntet of the Tower, Are: New drat puhli.lied from the tr.gotil he anoscript. By the Rte. JULIUS iluyrriiNsu Ni . T. which is prefixed, .1 he Life u( Mrs. flotation'', written by herself; a yragtnent. Printed fur Longman, Hurst. Rees, and Orme, Paternoster• tow In the course tal the ore-ene ',tenth will ate la,boslse.l, S . lan. the 'Third smarted and much en larged, of A POLITICAL INDI..X to the HISTORIES otGKEAf PRI TAPS awl ItaLAND ; or, A (Mitt Ph fe R.:giseer o( the Hereditary Hermit". Panty' , (Micas, a ~1 r• rsesa in °Sea. from. i tic earlieat periods' is the ;weary* time. Hy ROBRIIT 111EATS0h1; L L.D. Matte./ for Longinao. Hurst, Kew, and Orme, Niro°, ter-row. - • 't This Partin* ere certainly obliged to the Author for Mee Comp.. omelet suit publreetioir oft, useful ;+ Work i t, •Mt ic Knitted at the expellee of much time err% cram labels end 'sec ante* with tenet Re•.ew, As store may he keel, by•the susw, Authdr, NAVAL MILITANT MEMOIRS of GREAT' SitirAlN,ltoos to 1783: rhe Second 144 1 .0..0, wait a calm:1114110U, us But Volumes, Ociaao, mice SI 3.. lit &acme, of the inflate' month well ba PUbliShia, la rei tut (1111r2.. illuurreeil Misty -to.. etigra elan", ATlifiA fuming, iMp.oving, altai fem - Nivn g COUNTRY RENipEmcEs; and on the 'Rotations alyroiniate to every Oast of putehesers. 1 ai the riej.wt is anew n In untte,lU a bet!cr man tier 1.. s I inherit, ii:co i ~,r, a tare fnundoel tat nature, with to.u•otty ani wtlitt, us cane:acting. itt improving felmtatotia, 4th/tattier Rorer Width, go, so al ha e , sterne architectural fitness with pictiiresitire effect ; end in forioiog,Gaident. Oreplastla, Tcir., Parke, lalcasioiormaods, all kinds of tttftll or deerstati.ft Plentationa, and Perry °hove of conwrnierico os beauty peculiar to Coulil,y Seale ; tecording to the extent, eh.. tactile. or Style of otuat.uns, multi, rank, telnott, suit calms. dew'. of Pm )d.tor. ; (min the cottage to the palace. Weh an APPF.NI/IX, containing an Mini', into the utilay and merits if Mr. Reptulee mode of Mewing effects by 51 dc. surf Sketches and S'ricrures on Ills Upitoooa end Practice to Land. 'cape Cadening. Illustreted err desenptio is of teener ' Emitting., by reference,. to c,.uhr ry feats, 4.4 ;meager ort wutt try in omit pant of Great Yy JOHN LOUGGN, E.l F.I. S. Member sof the Societrecf Arts, t otnrricrar, Jkc Londsn ; of the Society of Agoeulttire, Marmo t , Ns. Bath; of a Treirtise oaf - lot-houses end t.V....ozationson Verde:Gino, Sic. Primed kw Lawman, nurse, Rees, and Orme, Prernader r SW. HELMS' TXAVELS FRO%I !MENUS AYRkS • TO . PEIIII. Ii• Day is published, ulustraied by • Map, in One ele‘aai • V..luius, somil Whore. pries Gs. in beard.. RAVEL 3 (rum BUENOS AyftEs across j tlb Cootose;t of st/I.ITH AkIERICA, by POTOSI, its' LIMA; pc,f onie.l iho 'front 179 , / and 1791; being this lAtert Travels tluu eh thwc Coaniiiosi wish cyppt"us Notts by tha fraiis!atos ; recitations meibentic beoeriptions of all flit Spanoli Poolrooms in &milli - Aiiitiireo, drawn hens :he Nast and boss Authors( 14 • ••• . ANnIONY ZICIIARIUS HELMS, poimode Diokon of the Mine , ries, er.o.r, and late I:itafhar of lb. Mows, stolid toe Prioress of Asps siolsa bon. ut Peru. Printed for fitiehani Phillips, No. 6, lilacs-street, Illazk fria,.•; and to be kid ot Xll BM's'', is IN ohms. 'rajah's he hod. The P cENr S rATE of rEqu, in Une elegant Vo f,me. Q mno. rmxflMid okle Treaty colunroJ tiqpnvin f ,s. ers:e SI. 1. .prank. I 'VAAM 4 Y-AMirhisfaiV4. l 444 Fzttl9f THE r nVA institr . . imnewet. t in F sttrita of a . lettkr from liavelter hilted lei hn ar Frankfurt; 1011 the'l 7FII kiitbsit '• " t• 'll.e King.of Prinsia is One ct the- honestest men i,f Lis C ut t ;. he is well aware of the true inte ie.ts of his country ; he loves and desires peace with Peyote c but unfortunately, among those who direa its athiirs, it is not him who poetesses the moot M lle;fllugwitz. wi s tica fur itealie with I.lauce, but he wants energy of nitod to resisi his 'adversariet • Ni. Lombard also wishes fur peace; he is too .enlisbtessed not to sieli the &angel's of - a change of system but his credit : isrionaire4iecouse flit fun ;ions are only exercise 4, dirsekr wish the King, "The Duke of Erunircick, General Mol lendoriT, and rhihy other Lis'eldo3ll; kre for Peace, bur they do not urge , their. wialwistist ariprsn portionate degree to their iitchuatioest _ . 13444s wow, such as we have described them, have no weight whets(); ver. Wellave been tempted in this view of thliggete ask of our Traveller, who then in l'thisia 4/fitAttil to gl to war ? We must, replies be, in Coe firs; place, pit at the head, of the ‘N'a- Falti6n the Queen, an ainiables and even a kitiantifel is•Mhan, butaight and inconsiderate, who thinks herself flinch more clever than her husband, an,: who is titged on in laze ob jects, by hey relations, and, perhalis, by her attach- ment to Russia. Almost an. the bailiet of the Conyt are in a delirium:at theorecolledtion of the EmpesOr Alexap,dex, , ancl, artitriated by 41,e eitample of dial,. Queer., areiirdeni upoo iKe subject of war. , a We must also take into the account the young =aims," sa i n s who, weaned- of Ibaleitsiignilevnee, aisei-dicontiatit - *ilk their wretched pay, hope every thring from the fortune of war. Let the pat ty of England also not be forgotten, which the mis underseanding -between the two countries h.,s not prevented truth nixkigg its way into the middling circle:, almost us versa lx Ihtoughout the conntiy. " This inthenstOon, if delreltg," glen room Mt 10015 Q4 1 {,V 4 44 0 1400 Wh:t pextoosupsen lirasree was ;Le first eku,e qin F rt_rolution? .What othair the cause of the ruin of her Hemet ..Wftif tither, in fine, in London, is thk principal ebuig.4 the continuation of the war?— 'phis inconstant and light sex, as capable . ot psepos session,s and pirsiiins, as they are little susceptit.ic of nett see the abyss isfore they be on the brink of it: then they weep, they tigh but, in conteau, tears are feeble ems. If, at our traveiicr affirms, the Queen of Prussia be at the head of the•Vs'ar P.irty, we fear werniii form:, that her fine eyes will shortly melt into tins. • ‘• Sheik; then % is the ape:litchi: whit% Pxoesigews habits; a. Qieen. young and hendiotne, whe ought to tie adabgel Of •cincili i athn and of peaze,. ( 4 an agent , of.driteodd and of war I repete with w i ndmill aaid peob:ty, dtifs ism display IT* rests lutiun of, a tifonare.i; eoliglire ot td, Was a n e ster is sfriai.t destitute it towage. fit fine r .p powerful Mt:hardy Is Its•:If dtking it'e s a!ays, which lb going' to swallow it sp. ft hat listnjail fly;' • •• $ • I Potts, oast,. Their Mijesties arrivlsi . it M. on Sunday the 26:h. O s passnig thiot:gh Metz, flit bilajwiy. wat silt hOuis'uni• horseback ir.spedling the fortifica tionsi:thli" thi Imperial school for the artillery atiskcinps of engineers, and the other mi litary estahlislinients of that city, which ism@ of the strongest piaces in the Ert:pre. Front tfie ^ld to the '2Bth of September, Prince Murat, Prince liorghese, Marshals . Keller:nano; INnoc, Atmercau, nloncey ; liessieres, and other Generals, have successively passed through th.: de partment of the Meuse, on their way to Mentz.- I)uring ,he slee space of time ten thousand troops, among which were the first and second regiments of the Guards, took the same route. OCT. 4. Died at Pads on the lit of this month, the flight llev. Father in God Stephen Alexander John Bap. ti te Maria Bernier, late Bishop of Orkans, and for merly one of the most formidable Chiefs of the Cnouan Army. The Enrol , Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo tentiary of Prussia, General knobeladaulf, set off on Tne:day morning last, in order to j•aii the Em peror at Mentz. This is thought to oe 1:1 con;e quence of dispatches he received front Beroo, the day after the departure of T.I. end R. M.— - Jour nal de tarn Act O • LITTlit Teen vearion, seer. 47. " Their Majesties arrived in this town yesterday at five o'clocc in the morning, without being ex pecl.J. They stopped here only the short time ne cost iTy to change boraes; but these few moments suLictJ to assemble in an WOOS the letl7lZ papal (A. this LOWO, emulous to otria w their Soy:. _ . ant whk/a emu Leonia' riot/ the •• '• • • .... .. and the puitZt_ ., pu of chest autiaayi .edit eness of the equartrOir t the eases . French coloni es IS a 'dearer achievement. • ir ,', , to the others, the sweeties of this kind halts se• zingly multiplied in this war and the.last.• wol:soqu qe sufficielyfopthe Admiralty to send - • .. rice to a colony . it is in a sure ti( csptote, as they • _.„ notify ttiaeft rfre IC in a 'state of blockade.' It ill ' melees. sitigatar to observe, that this conquest, to .• whirdt they attach so much importance at doundotel t is hitrally peretimd on Elie Contioent. lkte-itS! . °Fir - German village makes mu&sensation here tI. -. 'the c inqurst of a kingdom in. 7lsi2; Entlkod h ' reduced tho fillope an P r i nces ou benollenstireend. .. nee with itiel ti . i..unce ; she has eternally peraspee.. Isol thrift with accessory interests; she AIAS Co state! -. kept up their ti aarre l s; she hits carttrully .• :. ,•• their industry, tbrie,aavy, antinhair a n t 'l state state of indifference in which she keepatheta it' , • reaped, she completes at full liberty her system. she er.tends thi all' tier: her Empire; without the other ,powertevem thinking at disputiarit . with her. - She makes immense acquisitions alcumasiebasteraareet her sword,. and when she judges pregittliprilas t--a+rs a fhiffr.ltn4n'tt or ptace. "be keep's t sae! . - eonigusair, vistlefieterers only ruined. twilit! • ... •.. '• '• Eneasidoulat oft* rigouts of 'her • Laws, whep ...!: was apprehensive that the Colitie. irtntal rowers might ,F..,i tow cieffli into her Ft fensleiti.s, and istight unite 10 escape her monoOsly . she made concessions to Neutrals. when her we ~ pauses >yee glwf s clLyfith.,gouds which she wisSrd fn . get ipeedily rid of, or when her Colonies Wet" ia , iffant* of the Neutral; to supply them with sabsist ence. At present, she seems to announce, that the Akt.of Nkvigation is to•tee again resorted to is all its vigour; she regrets the sacs trice:" made to net ;,. '.. City; shi thinks she has sufficieutly embroiled etg iloweeref tit* Mnilnene with their evil diVisions Al i he any hinged in nerd fif sparing them, sod to came sutrunoie the ruin of their peop:e. ThcordArisesete v:ith which tlicy see these enormous nsurpattors, se: ms - wonderfully strange, upon being compared with the restless uneasiness which they tlsplay ins", .- ' tie affairs of the Continent. • *' " Thr vulgar perceive nothing beyond the terri-. tory they' inhabit; they are apt to look upon univera sal trade and Immense colonies as objedis feteign to the p isyer et nations; but thl er.lightened man acs. that ift the state of civilization which Lurope ha, lir nved ch. - tracts and the navy have a 'posderful isltlts• exi4e over the strength and prosperity of teem:es.— He who disposes at his pleasure of the tiel;is of In. • 1 dia and America, and who nnees natioos to receive the prnduetions of his industry, really leyies enor mous taxes upon theist; he arbitrarily exercises statue. constitutes sovereignty, and this gopire is not so chi merical AS some people may suppose. " No 'doubt the political existence of France pre sents 'a more solid and a m , -se real power. Her means are within herself, and their cencentration gives her an immense .ildv.uasage ; but we see in their developernent wither tile same exti.usi , -n nor the same ItIcnnVIT.it.:NES, for t 1....: in Oseci :ty of other -irate.. &fore the Iterdhrion, l•Lrance wis the r iasst of En d hland, as to her Navy end herTsarvi she p•s • settees toe colonies thS. rie:.est in cultivation- oil* lost both, 'and would have desternsle.l44 tlitowest rank of F,'Jsvers. if. brthieGianins ou t lier Tel 'and thceourye of her Armiesh she bad am acquired . • ..n The Nntirenr a compensation for the !dues she .. had ***Wed. '' The power of England, augniezred : .. by as imiatirse E7npire in fh.fir, by aeveral Colo- nit,. in .lineriel. by die i:Ape. Cle i.s.trovembent of those O.e ic*d baute, ,and the Irst:,nuioqmpf tlp-ir rival scttiements. brings into the lAißeal Filance of Europe suck a weight, that all the it4llttenee acquir ed by France can hardly keep up the eliiilibrinin. - It is with the riches of bask Indies that ehl i gnetbatet '‘ European discords. The super:sit iry of her 14iya, would bean irreskrihle advantage, it her poollatrojr were at the rate of h e t ambitious clesisia,o011111,11? she had completed the 'colossi it sunsbse s te wheel" she still meditates, and even oiler her i_Affijent Allies. Ste endeavours to turn aside the - IM's of other Powers, by , owinir among them apprehensitne upon the views of Franc:. ht.t upon orm,euing the use they have h. th nrade of their strength, it wit( be found, that she is the mot to be dreaded and the most ambitious. On the ore hand, we see, that France has e.niq•tered the half of Europe, • and has remained w;thir her limits; the States . attached to her f: Berate system, might be united to her; they have remained separate, and will be independent Powers. lint all that England has conquered, is definitively anr.exed to her Lmpire....... His Britannic htliesty commands in l'odo,rap, cos be does in Ireland. 7 1 - le has not contented hitnwif with organising new S tates . nor with snaking Alli es of J them. France has often seemed to tight for tot sign 1 interests, but Ergland has always made war for her own account; and has Jirealf .ripropriated to Las self all the profits of it. In rne,in the state to whtth she has reduced the navy a:1,1 trade of other natioae s it is happy that the erergy Of a single oue sholital . have preserved the couverpoise which tf 8 blinJ4. acs at IMI lejal kn.:, 4":5 Wads,' to 6.1.L:1:10y." • _ . • • • • • • r eJ P I t e l ti - • • ' ‘ItIMIIIIPefb '1 • ' . • , . - . •0 NUMBER 1173.) ..„ • THEATRE.RGYAL, DRURY-LANE. 'PHIS PRESENT EVENING, OR. 8, 1806, Their Majesties' geryants aN the Play of AS YOU LIKE IT. Dar, Mr. Raymond; Air.tens, Mr. Dignum ; 1 11 r. this ,(fivece) ioi hi. hat apt earar i r.• the lt d es , tre x -Royal, ; n • Cherry. Ra salind (with tee thickas Swig), Miss Duncan; Nftss 6141011; Audrey, Mio Pope. In ACt V. a Sung by Mrs Bland. After which, the Grand Operatic:a Romance of THE FORTY THIEVES. The Characters hg Mr. Kelly, Mr. Mathews, Mr. Dignure, ;Mr II S‘d.l.itu, 1./e Camp,Mr Raymond; Mrs. Harkate, 11:!1 Pland, Mrs. Mountain, Mrs. Sharp, &c. &c. U. nettle 'ay, The Wonder; with The Forts Thieve;. TRFATIt E-ROYAL, °YENTA; AR DEN. PIXS . PRESENT EVENING. OCt. 9, 1806, WEI be acted, a CO:Irrl, ' `e THE MAN OP THE WORLD. Lunthereinirt, Mr Waddy ; Sir Peninsx Manners. init, Mr. Cooke; Egerton, Mk. C. testae; Melville, Mr ~ .. ..O•f).• • Larly•lndelpha Lumbereourt, Mrs. Glover; Lady ..‘ l, c , l o 'Plsani, Mia. l.eaervi-; Constantin, Mite Brunton. A(.e which; the revived Melo-Drama of 'VALtN fINE AND,ORSON. Tilt Characters by Mr. Fadey, Mr. Grimaldi (his first an- ).earanee on this State), Mr. Blanchard, Mr. Chatmayt ; Mrs St. Leger, Mrs. ZTißdiit , Mrs . Martyr, &e. Ste. &c. Tn conclude with it Grand Pageant. To -morrow, The Beggar's Opera. LI 14.1 t A R.Y FUND. r HE COMMI I - FEE fat the Management ct l the LITERARY FUND, will meet on "FIfURSDAY, the 16th ilistatir, at t!I• flume of the Society, No. $5, Ger• raid street, Sotto, at Three o'Clock preci.ely, on the usual *.• The *Netts of this Work are to trace the origin and erogrria of the opinion Ohich'considirrs Oyhthainsia to•he ion- , te.l by coniarlon or Infection'; to insvoie,ote the Eaton- aliJ influence of thr c..s.ea of ocular lolunin.itiol in ge•ieral, but partkulatly nrthe F,;:yptian Oplithalistia ; and to iicta.l mod:: of toialso a t who'll has heeo:fOunrtetteziag•ol Its care. . In lit. L•ot.sse of the prase:it Month will 'be pleowshok to Tout., enthrliiihe.l with two e:e;zntiy engr.irog Port9iiti, . 4 414 a Vggir of Notungliam Coo te, C. , •‘‘,• n 4- - • . .. . . . • . . . - S-7.: - ..--_-.74 •-• . - ~Xlr• ' - -we V .ck . . i . . , . ,• . , _ ~, , s . 3••••,. 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ISTT/A.Elt. fespeaTully infurrna the Pubik. reigns '; " a 44 9101 / 5 13114 = . 4. -. i ' and - thei .fie . Their aies Tip ESEASONS in E N G L A N D.' W. that the FIFTH EDITION of the .ilmivir Work Is ~•.:..... , : r : r... tell.i. t .r iti r ept„ • the P?Illy I • • beseriptire Poem.. ' in the Preit, .54 5 0 i. be featly let Akaelica•aaf.o.oipe ar t." of "`"nwit the enel °I - gmn"..7 e . nr the Rev. WIL,LIAM CGuPIi.M. TAYLOR, A PAJ November next. send times repeated by iiilhaseielle Ponied for ',net Carpeeivir, Old Bind -strect; where may ••I Mae aoteroMliNew (see fonts%) M' 4 An tISAY•tit the. their resencu tilled Ayitht.ige • AO • • "Wit • tie had, • • ~ ~ AkT °I . 441I NIMMWitTatilii .44 TINV . Ig e rliiimllli 4 . 4 - 11 Aiii unanim•ms and. t• L • f I ''' . I ODDITIES and OUTLINE S. By E. M . In 2, inale.l trna,specilily be pobfuhed , foolscap Bro. price lOs in bowds. ••" .'' • peered to make a liniely 41. 1 T . .. 5 r• 3 Y. SIEGWART i from the German of 3. M. NIILLRIt. I , AUyla!ic4-11q: 5/ 1 ' • • 4 1.4., 4 14.• .:.. • livh in tins town s They wirer : •' • . I rci. Py Vitus Hawkins, in 3 v014,12,n0. pyre 15: int,o4rd. , 1 .14 I t• I• 1 ...,r-mS 'most respetttultjE n aortas t he it, arifti w h at wigialent4 $ "" e ed. to- ,. . .1 • "Pubße, th . :. ?he Life int Memoirs of theist: Right •1 w ards i t ' ek• cor ...t• MR. MOGRE's NEW Wolk h s 2 gust ...wt.. Ahe rquate , • 'nun at ' H.'noteitle CH *ARLES JAMES TOw ; Wet Pr..., arty rill ....- ••• •-i • • .... t • sit: Ts ,•. • i• - This Darer. published, in One Volume, Mu. pries 11. I Is: OS. 'tsie srgnt o the, nr:ra and general be. • • • ir. t s e ereay t : a f oal : L.4o, , in bo.liii nioshiebie•ansi ems, 'cave/piths t• .. • ' 4 ' the AU EPISTLES, ODES, and other POEW. • The sources from ell At it i . i chewy_ yn . the.opst regiagqablel and mitheutic, ma the Vuh:tdier *intsleinlitbleirtllet 'it 'NT surd tstie,c with svOich the London Ne manse • /to THOMAS MOO&E, F.sq. be Cie mo s t intr , eningilVork the Pers.!' '' r"'10"41 for 4 long the Enslislt port lice tki; i t i L t its 2 4 11 1 141 Ti r d s ze. .. i riiotpd for JAthes Carpenter , Old Bond -street . ne. It vetl l be rgirt-11.711 with „ PotA. n0.1.0c Saistitss of, . , Lg. Vol Kin fs on • • 1 .• • Of whom may be had, b e ierrettitg. TWeetflooni, hhe Q t.nu - tereutgee, T 4,, V. - -"" ""9"ti eh " ' 1. ODES of ANACREON, trausLitcul into English Vero., huDge.aa 0.... ~ . . ..i. Sunday muiwng.lutA•mff Gooomolknirasor, • ' with Notes, &c. &c. ;by Thomas Moore, E.q. Filth Edition Neat Week oiilw pul9lish • ed., - REUD ' AI. TYRANrs, • „, • in 2 Vels lorilsey eve. yniee 12e. iir boards. . i Risineimi., (roe the "OPORMI 'in` Foul , V:luistie t•a G. FROM THE APGUS sATURDAY, OCT. 4. 2 The POETICAL WORKS of the. late THOMAS Lewis Lii-,.... i ng t. elt„osAli ut illpol,kggso , i k r Oillillte., LITTLE, Esq. The Eighth Edltien, price 7.3 in be . :ols, of retiS Vu'alnesr , by the Authus el •• Ane.eiit kecuril.,* " The capture of Buenos Ayres is an event *hid/ ,was•not to be espeeted4 upon tons Paring than/Miters' Th. Day is pubitalted, so Two Volumes, Moline `....ETpiece 4 .......... ......,:vrpmlrliirammirraerew•'-'76s larlimi°"lgatljliwhiLditit l eme • (Pc ' 4ber 8 ' 14s. in board; • Strength and the of tb t at aolony. wiab tbe • THE INFERNO of DANi'E, with a 'fransla. . • T' a+ ihr • l G 4 O '-'-' • • ' ' r feebleness of :le e sqlsadron : the conquests n French colonfes It a drarer achievement. &Mal Lenin sit Blank vase,: Ohms, -end a Lim of Authm. . , to the others, the etiletamsee of this kind hey! so ansa- er the Rt.._ !IFARY FPANCIS CARY, A.M. F;tcl9f THE mitts 4...tPtti'... • zingly multiplied in thit v•ar atial tble.hst, that- it ' Printed for James Carpenters Old flmed-steoet. a i itt%espi. 27, u ge 4tagifino t inf : the Admiralty to send no- will:s°9 iir »bum :nay be had, F . : tier to a colony at is in a tutu ce( cuptote, as they 1 POEMR, from the Portuguese of ruts Tlf: eq.. .a 1 r:fa o f a ietttr 4tOM a Iravelter, emitted fr= tM, wah kama,lcs on his L.fe an 4 Writings, tag s Lord • Elli lin ar Fninkfort; MI thel7Fhiditbsit f • ••'' 1 'ARO rhut'ft . i Win a start a blockade.' 1/ is 1 Viic.unt etraegrord The ['north E..lition, puce 7.. ,ii b0,..0.. ~ 11 , K • of1 , • • the m ouths • ItOriesiellllll.4l to observe, that this conquest tn Le mg. .ressia is one cf • t. SIEGIWAKT, frure the German Of J' M. MILLEK byt i s _._ • 1 ' ' men i,t his C•,uit ; , he is well aware of the true hue- 1 ``'‘`‘" rosy '‘llle•ii so mush imPunalweat ,Limetion• Miss tiackiii.„ q sins prie, 154. ni hnerris. is hardly perc t i m d ou t i.. e C ont i nent. llatjssoaliois ' if!..:ts of his country ; ire loves and desires- pf'ace wit h This Day me • .•tnllivhne, hall t i ausilo l f Ig l ° llo biku-mor..c. France! but unlottonat-1 ti a • orit - Gerna n vill age makes IngOsensation ere h Map r. arTIONT, th ose w h o .re ; . in eto eulurnet, ocl.oo, DOPUL AR BALLADS :tad • SONGS, (rotes I its atiairs, it is not him who possesses the most i tric c inque s t of a kingdom i tt 7 ts i e ; Erif f koctl till Ir raslnced the S alo eta Priu:es to? benollenteirtwili. & Tradition, Maiiiiscr)its, and &awe Elitit lei wal l weight. M De;Flaugwitt, wislys; Jur 16141 Sit with pels i Mith itiei 4 , •4.'11Ce i she has atepially, Reyes's{ • .vninthtions of tinder PI ees; frmn it, ancient te l .:u . ..inlau- ri.toce, but 1:e wants energy of mold to resisi his .' image; al 6.1 a fee Oncinali by tlre Eilesr. 'adversarict: • Ni. Lombard also wishes fu r peace; li ' Ole rn with accessory interests ; she us en naiad' By ROBP.Rt JAMIESON, A.M. and F A.S. . he is 'too enliEbteaed !F't to the :tutees ME "'a kept up their quarrels; she has 'careFully tee PnntLi Ix A,ch. eioisuble awl CO. FA;DaiIu . DVI i and for '- . ? el , r. . ~. - 'hi t 'Mu beirmavy, andittair it a illb 4konge of system ~ out. mid elieutt - letweimitek Bemuse e 1 l St,rrs 1 Cat1:11 aid D•sv,-., and idhil Aruitii, Lund.l6. - ' . 9 . 11111 Work is similar in plan 311.11ftilieSTelle CD MC. - his an ;ions are only exercise :I, di reqh- wish t h e : state of inditleience in which she keepathena itsabkr ' scow s miiiitrei.y or the border, a.nlTitrtv:ulAr'y applitabile f., ' King. "The Duke of Brunssvick, - Genes al Mot- • re:peel, she completes at full liberty her system; she i the rradnounay Tales of the mine Northern C .unties cst Scot . i lencloriT, znd Mitt) , other Cierielkill`, l ire'ibilobi for c::tends tin all' Eder, h er E mp i re; w i t h out the 'A b er laud. Jpiewereeven think - mg at dieputinsitiwith her. - Rho Peace, bur they do not urge , timer. wielsewiss a , fro- i This Day us publrlaed, lu thee %.4Mule, Weed. prima Te. - . 1 makes immense acquisitions elnonetoniebestdewarsw‘ portionate degree to their OM 4414 4 1 02 1 11,4 _' f; me4lB in b.,,,,, A TRF.ATISF. on the VARIETIES, CONT. • such as we have described them, have no weight . r. . vot her rg ssvo i rA r gtvili . en she judges prompt tliplibli, ~ _or; of prace, she keepi t Asset • SKQUENCES, and TR EAT .5..1 EN I' mut, voistlerieterers only ruined establi ai• °ea _ 1 whatsotver. THALMIA`; with a Plt LI4,II,INARY INQUIRY' into a. I " Weliave been tempted in this view of tlsidge , to : ccil .'7 Ene - .l4owiimisot rigouts of.. hers . . cosrAgious NATURE ask of ow - Traveller, who then to Prussia avaists to ' By ARTHUR isttmo74DstON, M.D. g' o war ?We mint, replies be, in t oe Fa rs place, I Li n w w ile P 4 s ln .`',l4...a_4PPl.ellenli,ve th at Iht_Cgr-l' iYtntal rowers g. , a too•-csearI two ear . Frei Fellow uf the Royal College et Sellowni or F-diohiSrgh. rll. at the head, of the Wa- Faltietn the Queen, an • Ponied for rviigmao, Hurst, Rees, anal Orme, Paotteioner- amiable. and •,,, a b eantif e i wmtign, htateixnt anti teaks*, and 1%4;4 unite to escape her monocolyi wow; and W. Blackwood, Edinburgh. I.e made concessinnt to Neutrals when her strionia ••• The ntiects of this week emit. trace the origin tend iaconsiderate, who thinks herself Moth more clever !• • morass of the opinion which'eonsiders o,shth.:es:. 5.....- ...__ .5. 5. I . • . . • •