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After which will he perfornied the Grand Musical Romance of LODOISK To-inorrow, A Cnri, for the ileitrt-Aelie; with reJo Strings t j " your Bow. --On Thuriday, King- Henry the Fourth; Sir oilt. Falstaff, M r. S tephen ~.„4 11t w Operatic Drama, in Three Acts,which has been l on g "' PitPatstion, will be Speedily produced. TIiMTAF, ROYAL, COVENT-4iAnDEN. R'S PRESENT EVENING :Oct. ,5, will be produced it new Musical Piece, (sailed TH E NONDESCRIPT. de principal Characters by Mr..,lones, Mr. Blanchard, Cllr' Mr. Liston - , Mr. Treby, M. Simmons, Miss Lo- Pn. Miss 4. Booth, &c, &c. Orr which will be reriyetta Persian Tale, in Two Acts, called SELIMA AND A ZO, &ander Mr. Slader ; R Ali, Mr. Blatt helim a, Miss Matthews. To winch will he added the Farce of THE sr.Enp w,A LAHR. To Sornno (the Sleep Walker), Mr. Mathews. I:notr. A s rtaxerxes ; Mandane, Miss Stephens.—On 41 7 ‘ dRY, Othello Othello, Mr. Conway ; Desdemona, Mrs. "t , from • the Thea tre lto -0 - Norwich; being her first oPlotaratice in London 1 / 1 413 10N FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, NEW BRIDGE-STREET, BLACKFRIARS, 1 In2P o ered by A c t o f P ar li ament; for INSURANCE fr0m: 1 , 4 2:, and on LIVES; and for the Oiant and Purchase of INSURANCES falling clue at Michaelmas w ill utiles.; reneWed within.tifteen days from th a t pc arlY`" The system of Fire Insurance pursued by this Com si:affords every advantage which such a security can, yield. l'eirniirances out of London' the Premiums have bean con. - ' I4I Y lowered. A large allowance on . Life InSnr th. arid in that, and in every department of the business, tou l'ompany's arrangements are attended with all possible i" elntnee and dispatch. WARNER PLUPPS, Secretary. Ti; , at g, • .05 "mpany's (Mice fur West-end of Loudon, is f_ord-.)s.t!)'e7e't.un the . West -side of New Bond -street, near Ox- rp,,n, UT . ENT 111 PERI AL DINING-TA- R 'LES, and PA'rENT TRAFALGAR SIDEBO.ARDS -44 b INING-TAIILES, in one elegant Piece of Pist.nitttre, .tvid upon Five new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa il'`!' and Chair Beds; Brass-screw Four Post, and Tent —"nslads; Furniture and Bedding conipletc ; Portable Claiirs•with several other new invented and - improved articles 6f fara ltAmi; also a general and very extensive assortment of rUpholster4aturCabinet Articles for furnishing Houses com let,. •i• . _, La niannfootured; %•:here Families may select and urnislfa,whole House .Ina few days,' Inronv • ' • ` . i.iiicine of wititng•several Months in completing their k.stablishinent. Lost rind 'West India Articles, ArinY avoiding the extreme Morsini atid.Sander terms the most toutl:;4 l t 6 t, for pro m • and 17, Catiterine-s s pt payment. and I‘: ;r l e n el ' S & t e r . at 6 id c ',. o b n Y • . TO BE SOLD 131 AUCTION, 13Y Air., $ I L A. It I) O\V N, At tb . 1-2 . I , t', 1 .2 Yo °f Ar;'. THOMAS RORERT% the New El y h " t '''''- , --itfri r,,„,. „, p ent driat, , au. • t tic c i n riitt z -.4, ink, • On Thursday, the fOrirrn i s of November next, sKliject to such Conditions of Hole nis *ball .he then prto . duced, (unless previously disrns"l id by private contrac ), fr _L f which (hie notice will be given in this Paper, rfliEf very rtlable 'and intpro ' vable .E . S . TATE,. I , Part of PONTEFRACT PARK District, adjoining OIL —uteugh of Pontefract Quid giving an . interestlherein bet ter understood Acres and 37 than explained), consist ing of sundry Farm rule convenient Out-bniNings, ° lesi or thereabouts, of Arable, a_cl " v Me A °3 ses ' sments very low. "tira7Parochial, 'rithe-freeiand Pasture Land, ),/„ ' ''. l " 3 very desiraide Estat: ll 4 Lancaster, for SI years the holde 6 n by Lease under his • ' ie 't9l ac ;I parcel of the Duchy o f on ;vol. trots Lady -day, 180, cation sat the Duelry Office. renewable every twelve y e ars to Mr. i v 4„ M aP thereof may be seen, leave to view th e Premises 'l ll, and ' ther particitlars known, On app lication icwati mit ° t,, u , a t Pontefract. P l 9 ANTI;AT'I'RITION. . ' , , i now tinequivoeidly proved that the PA -4:.1 ' .2I iNT I‘ - 11, %,TTRITION COMPOSITION is the 14 1 , t ,':t: 4 t tun' 1 , e;;;. Thing ever Yet dis'eovered for Ships Bop '',Al.' I ""tead of_ Conner • to preserve Cables from being rub. itte,°'',llit 1.1„,,„., insteadl,',4,l of a Prat, Service, or Round fl'f''l'ff C h h e ' al . ll. ft‘g ... l — ng --- of --- S ! liipsfrotn the lyeather,,.u . nd ... f . rora .„ , 10 th e 4 instead ot Parcelme, and hut ite , t Alits; V l ' 4 and Carriages of Guns; to render Leather and la 'sc,„, W ater-proOf; and to prevent thq Effects of Friction o tlitty"'"eagitie s , Mills, Sneer- .'`>, Threshing-Millar -(or Cart.i.„l4lenients of liushandry geacially used , by Farmer,,) d es . : ' e ' ,l 4 , siatt i SV• on Carts, iLid Nlachinery of every ""Pti° 'Ls ' dgg ' '' • i• i—e the Blades Il i f Kw ~,,,t l' It is also the best I hing to prtsct t . . 'to,t, '''''• and all kinds, of Polished Steel Artic s le;, from li,, i , i: 1, It trill lilie w h e p rcs , rv e Spouts, Posts, Rails, Oates, ho t , ~4iii!," ;anti carry "kind of ,Woml, and Woodeii Building, NV,:.4tr" W:•ather, Worm, and Di y Rot, either in the Ea'St. or A 4 ' 4, 11. 1 :'1" , or in any Climate il. will not only preserve i re th e i,''vaYs from ciorroding and wearing o•ktf but also reit "to, - "'aught so light, that Oil, , Ic ' (.) Pntn ing Of th •CO tiposition is, in some Cases, ..eqlial 14444er Haudnul 'App ' T •a l i - i• of :Oil; Tallow, or an other l'i t tlti t! ii C ' sr ease Paint IL U• ' t .1. 1 -a r r ' and the Public save,.by its use, _„"' tt,-,'"'ee tfund t'; . four ' Thous:indicter cent. exclusive wc -,,tutit re r t ° i in Machifiery Wheels, &.c. hi , tvh o. , the "Siar and Isar "'le P, i ,...` s$ it Saving.' of expent.c more than that ' s of s . i r tvin„-- 4'41, 4) ''s mit of Ten, end nothing can he so ch.ot l i its 541 4 1 ‘'D give' sa little Trouble. Cla ri l '. "Meade and Retail for. the PatenteeS s at No, 4?' `Op t (,l I tNiss, near the Atirldraltys London; and, by their s I *l) ral ' i t - '* °t • at root Ship-Chandlers; Priuters, Book , sellets, leal x , n , : f.titali tillers,_Druggist.4, Oil Uilti ( . 0100r 81 . 1 , 01)S. Iron d - V4 g''' I N C i l uti v•rss Cnachuuthers, Intikeepers Coach , an I,.ri -,ii.ers, saddl ers 4 1 .„1 sh o idieeperS, in the ,Liii . ted 9lik 6 (``, }t u , to laixes irite•'l, 6tl • 24 . "•; ss. 6d.; I°S. 661.; kPont,"4l;')llkNl: , Izt• 1)4.), • • l'ile".llt4'4 'llid .I'''.l" ? e lrl e rt a:C l e ( h tlantityStlifiCient to trims 44 .f 4 '‘‘ ' let 1 t '''Eri's , :i . :;', ' 'i l ee l : wit ' h l wilich it will run uwards flip lsixiit: Thousand ' Miles, witliout applyitiganv thing"f.s! to ';' , llifi t ,"fesA; KIM One ilia-Guinea Box contains a sufficient , 1 4tilio i . i . rtil i, 'vitt' work - ' it ts: ; " )1* a Stage-Waggon to travel Thirty-three Thousand k With Woad Axletrees, or with coin- Itis k i, o f hod Aaletrees -. ,i' any kind. The must satisfactory 4l "te ' ihe Imer ita of tini C ripositirut may be seers at the p l ,„ ta . Au b ~,",tcti,,,,'ll l,s 'i oio. 'ill, ( hat iii as .aboVe• . _ __,, ' 4 ella ; 4 ar a:iitven with each Box which are signed; 11 , .........iI. s . ~ • Ti t , ITALLANPS ANTIBILIOUS P11.T.1.,, i r: 4 toi , in • • Corn -1,11„.„01;ii,it, , e , 4 cY of these Pills 'Bilious rirki) ;- " t Y Y- Ti •eatl•ach Heart-hunt &c. are well-known, klh, al Vestir r tti "II "P 411 VI'C' L In Indig,cs i tinn, L 049 Of Aept , kft , e ,, , kg t ' 1 . 1 :4 1 4'014 c ""Si and those numerous train .of dtsurit-,•, lit it. ; , 40 ... „ oustitutions nehilitated by 114 climates, as •svai i luxuries of s4t' 'q tl l l."';erl 'iri tin"lt i ' l litligerifies ift the various t _ , s ) aiiktios, Prodnee the' most happy effects, and they I, i , • , t , 4 14. k; !„ ti,,,i,. nature, 09 to require no restraint. f .41 ( it14 4)44,:t •;.•.(litel‘wt,(l,,,l.l.,lnixollii:6l), o s xt . 4 1 1 1 1, u ti l d i a . ( ; 1 1 , 1 : 4 1 rr b li y - yf a i r ti d , d e L tt ii m li d s o I n n , • • , . 141. . r -. PICTLULLI.VG-OF:FICZ, Oct. 4, I S la. T HE cOmMISsIoNERsfor riCre_iLLlNt; Ills .114 ESTY A 7.4 PY 7 : Treby glut Notice, That on Tuesday, the 19th ioestamt, they will . K.; 2:e4idy to rece.we Tenders iIL writing (seakfl up), and treat with each .Perrone as will undePtahe to - furnish what TALLOW - CANDLES' may be dernandedfor the ieseßf the 7ietualling Stares at Per Yard, for One Year,frain the 23t1 inst. to be paid for by pay able with interest, Ninety days after date. The ConditiOns of the Contrat may be seen at Me Secre- tarys Office.. No re s srard will be had to any Tender in art the Price shall 7401 be ;averted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the 19th instant, nor unless the Person who maka the Tender,..or some Person on his behalf', attends., , to answer when called for. NEW AWSIC. This Day was published, LES PETITS BIJOUX. N 0.12, containing " Rest Weary Traveller," the rtvourite Duet, in the celebrated Opera of " The Devil's 'Bridge," composed by Mr. Brabant, and arranged with Variations for the Piano Forte, G. KM'!mark, price 2s: Ditto, N. 11, containing the " Valencia Wake," composed by J. De Michell, price 2a. to be continued. " Martini's celebrated Overture to Henry the 4th," arranged for the Piano Forte, Harp, and. Flute, by J.Mazzingbi, price' ss. or single for the Piano Forte • and Flute only, price Ss. " Statis di pas Calm'," a favourite Venetian Air, with Variations for the Harp or Piano Forte, by V. Marini,. price as. The." Borchanian Divertisemettt," for the Piano Forte, composed by J, W. Holden, Mus. Doc. price 3s, " The Robin,' a - favourite Song, composed, with an Accompaniment for the Flageolet by Mr. Pitman, price 611. London : Published . by Gonlding„ D'Almaine, Potter, and Co. No. in, Soho-square, and No. 7, W stmore;and-street, Thia'Day was published, price '2 s . eti, LEBATE at the EAST INDIA HOUSE, . at a Gener,A Co.urf of PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK, on AVednesdav, • the tst September, 1313, • - on the subject of prOcuring . computelit Authority to charge the Property Tax on the Divide-ad:4 upon the Territorial . Re venues of the Company, and for increasing tlit, Salaries iof the Direetors.. • , . By the EDITOIt of the FORMER IIk:TIMES. . • Printed far Black, Parry,.and Go. Leadenhall-street. 01 whom 11U be had, it two volumes svo. price ?4s. ,t Com plete Collection of the Debates at the Eat India Muse duringfthe Negotiation for a Renewal of thetaAit, India Com pany's Charter. 'rills Day wa.3 potAlabed, • - • 111). pritte OriP 4 ... YNOPSIS NOSOLOGIAL AucToRE GOLIELMO CULLEN, M. D. Nuper in Acad. Ediu. Med. Pract. Prof. Medico ltegio aped Scotus. Pri. valtrio, :ice: To -which is added, an A ppoidix, containing a Synopsis of the Systems ofSailvaices, Lionceits, Vogel, Sager, 111 6 11 ride, C alien, Swediaur (Me), Young' (I 613) ; Within's Classification of Cutaneous Diseases ; and a Translation of Cullen's Nosology, with itcferzlices to the best Authors who have written since his Time. , By JOHN - THOMSON', M. D. Printed for Longninii, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, London ; and John Anderson and Co. Edinburgh. THE BRITISH GALLERY or ricrt.rup, , i; FIRST SE ' RTES.--Publishing in NUMBERS and PARTS. This pay Was published, - - Price 10s. ad.; Proofs on India Paper, tl. 1 c ; or correctly Coloured, in imitation of the Originals, 2L 12s. ad. the TWENTY-SECOND NUMR.EIt of 11"6:' MARQUIS of STAFFORD'S • COL LECTION of !PICTURES; arranged according to Schools, and in Chronological Ordler ; with Remarks, and a particular DescriOiOn of each Pictin • . , - • . By W. Y. QTTLEY, Esq. F. S. A. •- - Containing the full.o winT Subjects, on Two Plates, finely en- . graved . by J.'eagle and J. H. 1. Regaling at an Alehouse Door. 'from G. Tilborgh. 2. Au Italian Marhet.'.. J.. Lingelback... 3. The Distribution of Soup at the ) Jan Ni el. • Gate Of a Convent . ' • - • ' 4. A Music Party - Lys. 5.A Lan&cape and Figures • F. Zuccherelli. Also,'Parts I. tr. m. and IV. price each I. Is. ad. ; Proofs on India :Paper, SL si. ; or -'correctly coloured - .and ruounted,Twelve Gutoeas and a Ilalf; containing th Fifteen first Numbers of the aboreiWork. be continued is.lontlity, in Numbers, till the Collection'be . completed' in about Fitty 'Ntimbers, arid in Parts, each Containing Five Numbers, every •Six Months. Published by Longman and Co.'Patetnoster-roW; Fleet-street; Catlett and Davies, Strand ; and - P. W. Torn kills, and at the British Gallery of Pictures, $4, New Bend street, where-the beautiful Drawings in Water Colonrs i A:xe cutcd expressly for. this, publication, are exhibited, Admit tanceS to'Nou-übscribers, One HE value 4 of Dr. FREENIAN'a (U 'TA rlir SALUTARIS has been so long proved, that nn of t h e present day can bear a competition with it, in all the different stages of a certain Disease, which it of fectualiy curtss, ,and eradicates from the habit, without excit ing the painful freliug and exPosilre that attend Salivation— without debilitating the Constitution in any degree, or tier' confinement from business, 'or restriction o f diet.— virtu of these inestimable 'Drops have pr o v e d ..I t) g e lt' til: radicalicn4'lal ti es to public approbation, for more than 30 years. -In all the debility Of both Semi they prove a never i .failing Re storative, whether the debility is produced by too free use o f Mercury, by illicit pipamtres, or the effects of a warm climate. To Travellers, and those going abroad, they cannot be ree,om mended too strongly, us tbsiy will receive a safe s speedy, and c omplete Cure, in all old stubborn Gle t t s , old every Weak ne ss that streets the Bladder and Organs of Urine. liy its ef ficacy many Women have become ••lothers,-who for many years had-been thlprived of that happiness. Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Chimp gida; corner of Paternoster-row; Sharp and Belarn, 'Ports mouth ; Jones, Weston, Mika, Mallory PortseA ; no d Johnston, Gosport; Coleman and thlcob, !ille, r;t e,cs ; Gran vill e , Nettleton, and Gilbert, Ply mout h ; p e ch, ItoSs and Turner, hull; tloso;ind and Contiwot thy, -Ll o yd, and S nox and whiney mid Co. Go. Birmingha m; Billinge, Edwards, an d p e ony, and Lathbury, Liverpool ; Stain e s and I.vrielr; Manchester; 'Erewritait, Exeter ; s mith, manderto burn, Scott, and Boster, Palinburgh ; Baxterand Macdona ld, Glasgow ; Bulgen and Barry, Bristol.; Stevenson and Cu. tsiorwtch ; Swinfen, 1 -ade"ter ; Dunn and 'Sutton, Notting, h a m ; and retail by most 'Country I\ledisine Veuders, in Boxes a t 0 0 , pd. and 6s. each, FOREIGN lINITELLIGENCE. FRENCH PAITItt. Pitt tr , SEPt. 28.-.-11:e following extract or a letter from Dresden, dated the 22d of Septem ber, appears to us of a nature to interest our Readers '' Parties a Cossacks have into, cepted the com munication' between Leipzic and Frankfort, and the ordinary estafette Jnay suffer some interrup tion, but I will seize every opportunity of giving you intelligence..l have no other •than good :ac counts to give you. His Nialesty enjoys excellent health. On the 17th und 18111 he had his head quarters at Peterswalde 5 on the 19th sine] 20th at- Pima. Yesterday, the '..: Ist, he returned to Dres den. All . the Austrian and Russian army, coin manded 'by their Sovereigns, is shut up in the valley of Toplitz. The dispositions made by his Ma jesty keep it in check, whilst we can operate on nnother side. r , • ibt - herto continual rains hare prevented many things, which will sueeeed„hereafter. The Prince Royal of Sweden's army is upon the tight hank of the Elbe, and does Lot appear in a condition to' risk the passage of it." ' BAYREUTIT, SEPT. 18.—AFrench camp has been established at Mirzig, between Leipsic and Tor gau. This last state is i n th e b est condition it now` serves' as a point d'appui to the army com rnailed by the Prince of illoskwa. The enemy has not dared to approach it. PARIS, SEPT, 28.—Every body about the Em peror is well. The Prince of Neufchatel had some access of fever at Peterswalde; he is much better! his indisposition will be attended With no conse quences. The Duke of 13assano, as well as Count Daru, is in excellent health. COPERMAGII4', SE:1"1% 12.—His Highness the -Prince Governor of No:•way, considering' that by present'scarcity of grain, and the uneasiness which results from if,. several persons may be tempted, as the harvest approaches',., to cut their crops before their perfect noturity,:haS addressed' to all the Bishops of Norway, a rescript, desiring that in thei: bishopricks the clergymen may inform their parishioners the inconvenieucies which this unripe harvest will bring. Besides, this rescript proves, that an abundant crop is every where ex pected. INSPRUCK, SEPT. 18,—We enpy the most per. feet ,tranquility here. The citi::en guard performs the duty of the town, and maintains order, The famous Speckbachcr hovers, as we are assured; in the neighbourhood, but a very considerable price has been put upon his head: Yesterday some iuore companies of Jilt rarian troops arrived here, Th e post from Italy and the Pustuthal, which ought to havearrived on the 15th, is still wanting. Since many 4easts . , partical t irq• l i ttep, the collection of sn ow , w hi c h in great Oval. tities• bist baVe bee" found dead. Sem-. 25.—illarshal the Duke of Vainly arriVed.here yesterday. FURTHER EXTRACTS FROM CADIZ MAIL. (From Me Conciso qf Me 80M -titepast) WILL GREAT BRITAIN TREAT 'WITH BuotslArAIITE 'WITHOUT COIitiVI.TING NYAIN ? BpHiiMlS..l,loebecome of importance ; w e have become of great and acknowledged int- . portauce, since we are the most efficient and for inidab!e support of ,England, and of all Europe, against the execrable ntparte, and also the most terrible of which he can avail himself against England, and the other Spain in the power of limmaparte, would cause the ruin of Great Bri t,iin and the other European powers. Spain, ;lid, ed by Great Britain, must cause the ruin of 13u0'naparte. On. the people of.the Peninula depend the ruin of one of the two parties, and therefore 'bath consider us as the tirtnt.st supported 'their re speetive :views. But we shall be so only of those of England, while we prt,serve our Spanish character,:or that national pride by which we have hitherto effected so mulch; and if that national pride should be t!stroyed, the triumph of Minna:- , parte will be secure. . " To-the preservation of this national pride, therefore; the whole pOlicy of the nations frieooly to Spain ought to be directed, and every srep they take•which may weaken it, they take agt.inst themselves.: Rumours bare .been circulated that it was Sincerely.ititended ,that'a general ctingress should assemble at Prague, anti that- the people of the Peninsula should have: a voice in it, but it is add ed (no doubt arbitrarily), that in case of its taking place, they will be represented in it by- the Eng lish, and some even go so far as to say, that the Armistice of the North •will be extended to the Peninsula, &c. " We are. tilled with indignation' at hearing any one talk of. listening -to Buonaparte ,when be pro. .poses a suspension of hostilities, by which lv is endangered, and on the ; cessation of which it de :rends whether that t : !ant 'shall.extrieute train the diffieniiies of the moment, and in a few months be in weondition to give law to Europe, if time be but granted hint to increase his re- sources. " It is not possible topin , nade tis that the Eng lish Government can have listened to Buonaparte precisely at the time when the triumphant arms ui the,Allies In the Peninsula are in a condition to co-operate effectually with the rupture-of the ar- To restitue and continue mistiee in the North. without risking any great action, will prolong the war, and thus'proihnce the ruin of the tyrant, by the long titivation of the contest. " Buotiaparte wishes prompt and teci4ire strokes ; his antagonists ought, therefore, Mucn.as in their pOwer ; tri contimie and Vrotratt the . lvar, and4radually v taken the force of thdt enemy. owl not coko to repeat , that , the ortrt4 act of listening to Buonaparte is. n!re&tdv a tri umph to that tyrant ; his ullers ,-1: ~ , 4 .- miscs deceive—his wortls,' 'inimoderatelv fi:tt. tering,.mid it is diffienicto resist their deceptido. " How extraordinary. Would. it be; if lie shouht actually allure with splebdid , offilrs Itussla England, the only power:, he has to satisfy, and think to indemnify those two with the ruin of !he (Aber nations ? But it would he strange indeed, (and to us incredible) that.these two powers, , and especigly England, sho u ld pl ace . t h e smallest re.— , liance on the offers and promises of Jim - map:Arta, Hatch more that they should Consent to 'the dis- : grace of other nations, to advance for a tints thela own immediate interest, " But let us Suppose, for a Moment, that No n/yam! has actually made some flattering prop6.o sals, and that from their nature it is inferred, tluit he is this time sincere. Let, us suppose also, tt.;it Buonaparte is willing that the insurgents shouht take part in the Cougress, and that .England be lieves itself secure from him ; can we believe (as some ill-divoSed persons would persuade us) that England would wish to•represent us in the CCM: gress ? No, it would be doing an atrocious injury to the English Government to 'suppose that it meant to commit two errors, viz.:— . " .1. England, as our. faith:Ail Ally, cannot consent that the affairs of Spain , should be trtra. ed of in a' Congress, witho u t, th e v e r y f act b„i n k considered as an acknowledgment of our actual Goiernment, by all the contracting powers. ; and linonapartc, if he consents .that the 'lnsurgenty shall take part in the Congress, ought to begin by acknowledging otir 'Government, and calling its, representatives directly to the Congre s s f or 1 , 1 general peace, in which the English Government would concur.. 2. 'Would it not be giving a fatal blow to our. national .character, the only instrument that has hitherto saved Eurgpe, for the. E'nglizh GOvernment ,to pretend to represent us; irreott , gress " We. repeat, and it has been frequently peated in Parliament, and by VilliOU3 English periodical writer's, that whatever contributes to enfeeble our national pride, must be to the pre. itidice of England herself ; and those Cabinets. commit a great error who, guided by the poliey,of former times, are not ultimately convinced 014 the Spaniards of 1813 are very dilfurent from the Spaniards of former periods, whether their Go. vernment be administered.ty;threil4 fipe or by one. , if the :English Goternment is not firmly persuaded of this maxim, it will be expoted to take measures which will.not advance the attain- went of n general peactshl>r the happiness of tlt world. But we repent, that if !out Fonesess should taice place, it la , ' riot po§si te t let bile , t.ntl should atm in the manner that some sup pose. And what shall we say of the ridiculous re. port circulated by some agent of the Corsicari, that the armistice will he extended to the Py renees ? No, it is not credible that the English Government should have ever even thought cif such a thing. That w ou ld h e t o know us ve , q. little. Can any pct son imagine that the Spaniiirds cult enter into treaties with the ,most trench et ow ; man in the universe, when they must be certain that he only means to enhance their miafortuues Can any Spaniard be so simple as to trust i n t h e pr(miises of Buon a p ar t e ? No, the grave is pre. ferable to 'submission to that tyrant, and to m ake treaties with him is to prepare for him the means of end : tyin (is. ‘‘ The European Cabinets who think to treat with .tile Spanish' Government, without regard to the opinion of that heroic nation, should lerlot from this time that they err in their polities, an d that their propositions will be despised, • • . It 1 $ not unusual i n po li t i cs to swiiy• an d most to forre,,the good will of Goecroment and of its mhOsters ; but it is impossible, or' at hoist very difficult, to do the same by a whole people, especially a people so determined as,ilic Spanish ----who, venerating theii Government, - w dl main. taro, to the - extremity, their noble purpose itn u the national honour. Let us be' convinced, how ever, that the wisdom of the lihiglish Government will foresee, and be able to counteract the incre dible schemes which the. most refined tualighity labour e d to propagate, and which are so little suitable ,to the interests of the British nation, awl those of its Allies, and so contrary to the gefietal good., On the continuance of the war itgainst Buonaparte, depends the salvation of Europ , :., Ele who thinks of treating with tout monster lenzh; his aid to the general slavery." At a library INiaripte, the other ni , rht a young lady dropped her gold cLai f irn without perceiving iC. 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