The Sun. — London, England, 1813-11-01 00:00:00

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THIS PRESENT EVENIN(I, Nov. 1, their - W eActs, Maje!stir ealltds Servants will perfor m (id ti me ) anew C ome dy, FIRST IMPRESSIONS Or, IIiADE IN THE \VEST. T 9 which Ai!' lie added the Meto-T)rame of ELLA lIOSENP,ERG. TG •ranrrow,:lrirst Impression* ; with The' Pee-Hive. AZIRD, I s (0......t0c_.,r0,; . er5, r eihretfully larorni the - Pnbtl, that the e:iitiing 41 ilt be I)rawii in Two Days, viz. the h NflVF:iwlll I: , :aoriAti.ig of .fini? it,Al3 enntains iiT . 01 2 0, 1 )1')1. - 1. - i` s t C.lpl:J.lO frOai 3,0.jU1• to 11,-tr et t it ) Bh tt ,, i ace kle at their Office, No. 14, ( • 1. Ai , r.A.CRANciii E. THE ^ • - nr.r 1)11.1.W.I1C NEXT W'U'D N E.;DAY. nail Co. :bet; leave t() that tile moly PRI2F, of TEN TiiOI:SANI) '14) , 11, '7' " :11 ..nt'lt, drawn la 'the last •Lottcry, •was shared and Eight Sixteenth,: ; Mso No.l . , 178, a 11. ` , 0 flanked Ode o.ortrteir, on e i s en, Sixttmoths and Abe Moiti7 paid i tomir Y.. r a 'eke's and Sliitrei 411'e lling ;it the lowest Priv , s . On. , y lieu , . Two Grand lYizes of 2 0 , 0001 . be-la" a great t.tpital 11144 M • 4 (;;:crier dot). at+entled to, at their .04 , 1 basiarrg t , ttg• f.ottev ()ice., c,:urnikil, where all hind of ia it d cls caref.illy exele.utcd.' • NEN.T WEDNESDAY. yid` CO.. , o t ,ntll - 1 actoys, relpecjf , 1111 y, 1,0T,;,,111c1.1.b e that the Dr,t‘vin . i oftho the 0;1 v tVEDESDAY E.s.f, , , . 4te auly 8(4) Tit hetr N N • • . StITFAIE.. qr.., , • are..../ 4 ,4p,000, • • • ... 6,006 4 ....... ...... 1. - mo . .•-• • ' 3,O°P ............... • .... 9.(t.1 . • • " . ............. 10:)... • . 1 040 : ....... . . . g° at* .... . *. 1:11 . 1 ...... 52,71ank ' s 10 ' 1. enel .ll ,, :o°o°l6 , O 'ikk * I ' S' and 31-11RLS ell at r and .Co• & 4 ate S IS • • fin . 4 l ;•Porettr I N 0.31, Aldgate Nigh- • ' NP- * * k 2 )Cliaritil,..-eross ; street. • :%4lt tk ' W ILLTANT rt. mousT,tiN, 'll l 'r•fkive!S• 111;:). I) INN, •••irlo)r-1-lill* London,, ,„ "t, e tOlinnealation Trav•ellets, - gaiid Beds, 'nit •clgltit Ligrlut•s , t,i TITINIC.titte elli4rget!- . - CnaIXCS, set fron 1 le'Sse, ; 1 "; s Lettc...tiet, • - • -. 1 4 1, 7 4 ;, 41 41 ‘Veyntotttli 1 •? . . • - .r.11I I( EITil, Dartmouth, and Salisbut), tr to t) , : ‘ , s.. ?'",ls*Al r urnlitg at hail put Six o'elnct". thrtitgli 0.0 1 " Jllandrord, .3asingstoke, and sis u - , pideling, l'eter%orenegh, Ctilton and IT m,•,...- 6. 41 , 1 1 'i1e itoyal sets out eve6 , 1 , ..e ( 111 1 •4• 1 ---C....aehes and litu .a4eii, The Expethtlon, ew-erY: Even i"g e;e 7 l, a h, to the Inn, alle,treet, . 't,ua.rtled • V!c. • c• • li".i Th e sets oilt i• aen‘ t'• ..• , • 1 " . •/. • re : • Itry o'clot-It';' carries I ourinite t 4 ca‘ Cru4rfl th p•N;ll.plit. cc'rottgli s;;in:Ne,i, Newark, iletiord,l)orie . ,...ite r, I'Vry ~., to t - '44 :idite hy G c olhrt:LiTTil; ditr seenitnol Extiedition.of this Coach, it :is 1 : 16 "" eonenlete ` l tll ut I 1)t:i.lt; 44t1,,11} 1 ?Celt 91, Verhy-Len , iooJe., It, b -nr sq)Or:' , and , "Vi r} Aft!r --;10) iet Cin ri el f• I , ia f,reen, Annan, Durarrieq, I I (ingswe)l, , i...;.! t (Daily) , ." I IF& tirm , ll - new Cold) performed' s th OVealt IT , ( TTUArii Ik•ts out every :I‘iretitig at half :y of tewisli , Itetford, 'Padea..l.-r, Dar r.l.•:•petli, and 111 0 ~P4 l geri tioeba. theme.''` ; the.dr es fa'igoed • l'roni f • tetif nut It•tt.,4t time they plea,e, !hell pia. 4 "I with out „" „,j,Jiti on aj Fare. the Coli v-rtere V.irk,•rein: coaclie- - , to ti!citclerl:inel, - ' . and ot.ier " , s'2, Nt)II:111 and Walsal Po•A-1,0at.11, every , (!,ki t ri , T ‘ i Penrith, and It i sr> ; rues ,"“r and a Goarit .11,„i44, Appleby, Greataltrieie.' i •t , ' , iblikughhridge, 'kc , e th c . t h v , 'A!lerforet, aim s n,•• , . • t every 'Noe pints ? " 1 pill - " a 3 " 3 • s '• j • Pits ?rtti.i the jeoarney w ith l'- • 11," 111 tloiCrtell ot) flit?. 11.4 ad by bm , "r — " 1 have of their Scitt3 • m • ~‘„ wit 1, P .••e erc ry at liali-past • 1. 411., Newport, Illtitellurele, TarporleY,'N , Isi, and Aiuetlewich, Post-( oach, ever)" Eve'""g, ttti n to tire St I , aaoderlithd nd Yarn), new ( ": 03 ': 11 , Prer Y ' eorke S. 4 11,! '11 N(:11 EY•I'l• IViaslow Lvery / 1, llitAliiigtorr- anti MI , •.‘ irirhote, every Evening at rive " i Rork sh,Xllt fiLD and Rotherham l'o4t -Coach, trite y (- " , iel,: 44 1 11 ,,; 111 ! . 1I . ) . Ni • Wincheitter,. filvefiford, and /salon 11t1• -LNetting. ; Coird sets out e • 1:,;(411kM :11ereury Pogt ' , v." a t overl .-kfterior,,n, ;4;10 - rent Birmiimliain next uaY . l' 11'.t'1,1 ;wit Shipstone, to the Ilu Lt s i I_llllk 1 `) , 111-*tteet, 13irmingthon. t _ 4.: oiteh 4 ' , Aort heat e I !owden, Thorn, and Doncaster, I 03_ 4iI I 11 ' eVery tialf-nrot Six o'clock, to the Bull Myton-kiate, 11)41. • tvitt' 'Oki), Ware, lioildesel,,n, and dires I . l o ,2artkr at . hunt 0,36 0 ' vtiNa - • • at lI . JIf-Kist ..1 and hdou,ntni) f .1, 0 ! • t j yen Vc ltAlt' 1)4 " Tw Ilia-past- Four, t0r1 , 11a1..-p.s • 11,_ 1( ,1 11. Niot 7 N'l'AlN and Co'.' ri ,, ,pvcifall acquaint Lthle 1 ittid tit will noflie ac"" 6 " 1 ". ;: r any IV ; i n ., r, • ••• /- ,c ffve of n1q..0 Lban , Mit! ne 1 1 . lust or alt. the S I,,ad 11,), T (742V1'' 41 , Rn l' ' areol . for all KCq~ill*h:twit's Nt:tvlVltite; i!or.te ('d;LtiColtle-t 5..: {~ st w ico, ,r A 11 )1 the a o g 'be {'{'s 141 5 ' 11 1 A" 4 tri bet ,tOOl. the „g itse °t 'titl ell i 113, V ° v. t f cou' it e yes ) tichP, t e datt;"t 00:owlet , ltA les l‘ i* ..str ie :r 11°. 1 .10. 4 was t O O% toYg i $ 11 :, 604,i 1 , 0 n I,e 1 0 0 ote 4 , U , d ! loyanY 1)4! .4 J i 4; f gl r ote, toiiv. P &c ' ,rt ". ro , 110 , '„ , iiiry to:,‘ o rfo , ; 'Or 0 ' ot • 0 .0.1 0i6(!r . ,4 •bc "§: ~nlto Gs. Pr' 4.# - ;,efo" 111(`'.,e1. 11C Mei L I ING OFFICE, Oct. ±;,.15! :3. _ rrag CO3I.IIISSIONERSfor VICV.Lei LLING Ills ltl t.IESTY'S NAry Rio herebg' give Notice; that on criday the 5M Navember next, they will be ready' to receive 7'enders in writing. (sealed stp), and treat for Three Hundred Tons of MUSCOVADO SUGAR, to be answerable to Sainples (of not less than Two Poands weight each) to be produced with the Tenders; to be delitieeed in the original Packages, at the rate of from Seventy to Eighty Tons per Week, into his Majesty's rielaalling Stores at Deffod, and to be paid for by Bills payable, with Interest, Ninety days after date. The Conditions for the Contract may be seen at the Secte tary's ' • No regard will be had io any Tender in wh►ch the Price shall not be inserted Us words at length, or that shall not be delinered to the ljpard before One o'Cloch on the said Friday the 6th November next ; ;or uniesq the Person who ;macs the Tender,.or swan Prison an his isehail, attends, to answer when Balled fro.. . • • . • - This Day was pnblishetl, In One Vulinne, Bro. }nice It.s. 6 . 4. boards, 4 GRICULTURAT, 111ECitti`411iiit i - or, a _LA_ llisptsy of the 4ti•veri; Prodettii:is and 'lowers of the Vehicles, hoiden opts; viol .)lactiiitery, contlectvd with 111.- ba4dry,, znplay.rated ‘N.ith ;wcuty t.:opper-platof. . . By Capt. TIICAIAS. WILLIANISCI.:•:, • Author oi "The I,!vit IniliiVactr-:llccuin.7 c & . ~ . . Printed for lilotk„Varry, and Co, Lcadonhallcstrcet. ~. Tlii Day was published, In iloynl C2c!arin, prke 31. s§. in boardi, writ?, - EUROPEAN IN INDIA ;, from a C• - lettion of Itr.wings by Charlq Doyley, Esq., engraved by .1. H. C. Doh...mirk, with a'Prefitee' in copious eription f,t till nT, accompanied WAtt ns•id . of .. tlciunt :put Modern India, from tin, earliest povi neq of A y to' thetermittation of the late Mahrtittd War, by V. Iy. Blagtlon, Esti, ;, • Lonil,,n: Printed for Edward Orme, Rond-streei, Corner of Broob-qtreet, Printseller and Publisher to his Majesty and his Royal ilighnots . the Prince Regent ;'and Parry, and Co. ponl(ellers, to 'the East India Company, Leaden half street. • , or CREY II ‘llti 'll not be I,D A, :•en ' ili j f.,;,,re, if ;It IN . i t tnssi:t useri con stantly, to 111 , 1 , ,%,11 the Pair when dreqsbig. It is I:irored the. hui‘t tool Ino , t whoir:oine pi... Titration in the tuti.'erp. far the great a tiourisher if used tionstint, never a hair will or tufo gi ; sitort,'wlittre there is hair hy tire, 'old it 'has got 'tido or bald, and the lt , Ast rants re.,:da, by Vitt rvglibtaly, you may rel. , - on its being rtisin..ed.—Protionel'eye-brotvot, whiilters, 'prevent Witis4er4 turning' ccditisli or i .rrry. is natal he the Royal Family, and LntliAs Getitte.nion of dis tinction. • Oblerve, the cover of each lirittla has 'a British Govern inettt, St toup tbet efo re any.,shoplieeper or hairdresser selling limstsi3 Oil, under any pretence whatever, without " Mr. prince' plinterl iu the Dritlsh' (lorettlllleta unp, are im p ar.ti sellers of coUntrrfeits. Ask for Priure's Rossi.) Oil, at Rs, per bottle, or one bottle, eraitstiolog four sto,lll, ; or six large far IL duty in chided. St 1(1 br thr Proprietor, Prince, Dentist.—Obseire, it it oppo,ite No. 8; the• Nninhers are irre gular. in .101m-sii,, , t, o.sford- , treet. Lailit, or ("4ollettien setioliitr Berl - mt. 1 . .)r Tlns i,t Oil, will he pitrticalur ta give Ol(n) ahove, a there are petty . s . hops ill Jolla street, as well as in other streets, that. sell Counterfeit Ituk: sin 011: . sold alAn MI:. Smyth, Perfntner to hic M'ajestv, New rret ; I ro,4:)x tnii- it rect . ; t tier* -I,29:Strand; ; Tut), itopt Exchan;;T: awl by most principal Perfumers or :ledicine Venders in the Mug-dom. A.../TONFX is ready to advance, with promptitude lytt. and secrecy, atskgal.Annuitr tuterest, an FrEehold, Leaselio!il* or .Foroled firopeny, 'tent Charges, Mar ri :ge Avttleforlits, Withrws Jointurea, Wilk, Clergymen's Livings, acid Annuity Thiods. • Apply personally, between Nine and Five, or by letter, to the Director of tlie National Bank, No. 8, Lower .lolin-street, Goltlen-miltare. Matters of 1114Kuittnle will be preferred. This Day' wits published, in Byo. price Ss. in boards,, A TB CA'FISE on PLANP, and SPITiaIIeAL TruiioNO:giunV. ilonrrlT 11 - 00D1-10T.I.SE, A. M. •F., It. S. nilow of Co n ville a nd Caitl9 Colle g e, Cambri4e. The S;econd C.:9rre:tecl, Altered, and Ealar g e,l. Lo n don ; Printod for 'Mach, P4rry, oncl street, and Deighton and Sono, Caohridge. . _ Pay.was punikhed, Dedicated to the: Tionottraltii Court , of Directorcof the Eaßt India Company, in Two Volumes Octavo, price One Pound Eight in hoards, ' : . BAST INDIA VADE-MECUM or, compkte Guide, to Peutielum intended for itw Isrilitary, or Vocal, Service of the honourable Ewit tiwia Company. 'By Captain TtIOMAS WILLIAISON, Author of the ' Witt Sports of the East,' &c./ke. Printed for . 11114, Parry, and Co. Leitlenhall-street. r111(1: OF sTo(A Batik •ztori:,gl9 Nlvy 5 rt. Cetii. fibit iri4ll 5 per.Cnt. 4 p,r 71 oer Cent...C;ffig. vt ~71 53 !i' - i;CA , L. Aim. 14 1-ittii 00it "t,, c 1,,, 17:4 ON s.-yrunnivv. Inaia 1i0n41 , , par, I. tii9. tiwitit Sty S4ork, Z...t.r.• Ann. 35.4 A. pr. ()nunairl, imperial 3 rex Cent. lliao Ann. '- Com. for iStil Nor. 5Ri coIITES. FROM .1 SPANISH PAPER. • , nrscnuash PlioNotncciip BY SENOR:DON 1. MIGUEL GoltDoA, PRESIDENT .01 , C,ENBRALANI) ,EX TRAORDINARY CoRTES ON Tit E. I..AST DAY THEIR SHEsIONs, scrr. 14, 1813. . . , SENOI;7 I - - Antid the acclamations c) the most generous people upon earth, theseA4eneral eNtra- . ordinary Cortes were installed, soul now they conic. to.give l 4h9nks to God, the author end supreme legislator:of society, for paving granted them to arrive sit the close of their lahonrs, after having ' laid the ckner;'stottes. of the sumptuons edifice which is about-to - be raised, 9f the prospenty mid glory of the Spanish Empire Sunk in atlisgrace -1.61 'shimbee humbled to the dust, rent and sold by Own children, and dispersed and insulted by fo :reigners, deprived of till her strength, and ‘l,poil ed of her royal :robt.,s,, .wretched tintLettsiaved, lay the sii., - crcig,p mis Cress of an hundred the provinces, Queen. which gave l a ws to the tw o worlds,— .Ntrhat.had.'becoine of her-first intitittions What of !ter lcictis trhiclt eOritahled, improved, , the w1 , .- dom of all antiquity, sod which screed its a . model for the codes of modern natious % 1 1 . 7 hat Ise ' come of her:ancient liberties and privileges?' What o f h er val o ur, her constancy., acid verity of her 4ii tiles ? The very iveght of her grandenr, the power. of her hlughty Kings ivhitt'li conti nually, although Slowly, extended its liliiita, the ambition of , the.poiYerAd, the ,corruption of men produced hy. riches, 1111..,eo4trilnittql to canse the laws to be forgotten nrul . eootencoetl, find topro duce the moral tliSsolution'of the State. Then Eingit, misled by evil'advisers, .coannittod *very :innovation on the liberties of the people, none wire forward to resist them, nod to et , mplain w:ls considered as a crime against - the Stute,--• 6vemin_our clays, cnid -under_ onr eyes, a::.i;teri legions hand clared. to tone!, and tear, Awny the racred deposit Of thc,olliwnce cif tbe peopie PiitieF*4. this deplorable (Oily •I hose who sleep did•not par ceiVe-, w the evilf.hicit t hrvateneti ns. But thcs'e . in .whomllie noble -Spanisif pride, nus .tiot yet extinguisbed, tho:i - e; who Id:nifor,y4arsAtinorn c(, in'reervr tint•late of their 'Country, jaw thut a fortunate .s)srant sidistittited -the law .of the sword for the law -of nations. The Aesola ring r inption of our peilittlions'neighbours.vai iiit event . .ineektable.frotWtheir Arenth,. and ottrwcalolis fronli their exaltation,. and oar .tlegradation. :The PtOoo, .oPpressed foreign"' force„ and by, do• mesAc despotiAn, cried, out at once for liberty, atithfor : Ow laws, Torrents of blood. flowed Oil evelt side,„ and our perjured enetnie.; extended o:4•corignests; V.pheineral tove;T,oot -sueceecled, 04s4lkother,,,oid the condition . of ~ tAte people was, not audended. - . The common. misery united 'all minds and all wishes in. one, and .this ,general wish .was for the,Cortes. !The Cortes then appeared as, the only anchor which. could save the vessel' of thu State, in the midst of tlwperilons shunt. The Cortes, in hue, were instilled,. and under' the • auspices of Divine Proeidener, foul the happy satisfaction of bestowing npop the people so:nuxiouslyasked- 7 -hovs and liberty. TO attain this end the Cortes encountered acid overcame diffitnltjes of every ,Wliich unlit have proved insupportable to who had been :minuted by less love '“) their country; less firm ness in.resisting its enendos t aud.less constancy in advosity. The Tyrant of the Continent had then. subju-Ated the whole of it,. it all administered to his ambition ,cyteept the virtuons and constant Spa nish nation. The r fimperor quit in the knowleilgeof .his.power, or, his noble, elthidid soul, deceived by the rub able adv an tages o f nen tbdity, or what may be more Cl-ily believed, mot being informed o f the extraut ,di,.. nary eventS of the Peninsida, did n o thi n g f or the general independence, nor fOr its town threat cited indepentlimee. Austria, through neces sity, hall , aishort time before formed with tho .13arharirnic, Mot . invaded and n this bled , h er at his pleasure, an alliance so fatal . to the 'lnman,, race; Airbieb be demanded and dentands w i t h more .ardour in the. pre , Sept erit,irt, hits. tens taco-operate in the .worit of vow mon liberty, in which conjointlypowernd nations act, and to clothe herself with .Tier ancient grandeur and di gn ity, by at once ..lecalting the bonds, which, without advantage or lionourto her, daily More confine her. Sweden and Prussia scarcely ga ve signs of political eNi , tence, and, in general, the mAlevolcut influence which reign* over the French to their. opprohrhoo nod dkp,Titee; stock. all the Princes of Europe into lethargy, or ;into slavery,• f.r into time most ominous indolence. The King of Naples and Sicilywas, tis he -now is,, our , ally and &kit& but despoiled .of a gre?.t. port of his people, and obliged! to direct all,his.resonrecs to prserve the. inter'or and exterior minquility of his States, coul d l not lend ug.any aid, which he' himself wanted.- Our friend Portugal, in volved in the same contest, saw her , lute ,ie pend outs ; but was not in a conditioo attetttl.!n any other thing than the Mewle of her Quern soil. Mnittianimote; Enghto , l contiotted the efficaciotti generous- co7operaticwl r high she Dent 'is from the beginning of the conic. 41, hilt it was neither stillicient to impe,k, nor del ti:n the torrent; of destroction To the vt.rv-toes of Ca diz.; and Nvlio is he that can des,rile -without indignatiwi and witJtour the , ituatinn the cohot in 1810 ? This orphan -nation, divarnwd. and needy, ',teas oblig.cd to (Atter int n o tear without any oilier. '4ltiltiwrt. 111;',n that ddr Coil, the protector .of intoteence, , und ;is ow,„0 valou r ; b t u the - ways of ProvidetKe arc scrotable, men cannot hasten e v e nts writ ten in the hook cif eternni rourirtls I ha v e n'rc la r'penteil it, acid every g00t1 .. ., 4 ip t)thtrii sho.ck! g;ory in repeat 14'0 tutu tt.d int° t COtitesl, out any of the resources tietestity to sul)p . ,-.irt it, and let us,adultire the. first frnits of it. Red ;t ge neral disorder, the, cooseitenceof a general and mtchlen ,change of. things, extelidcil. to all the l?rinielles of the Ailmiiiistradini ; - they ill em ployeil, the treasures tvliich America 'supplied ‘villt ji bOuntitul * hand ; necessities increased.; nail the call of first entritusiastn,-, either foe want :of beHg properly kept n i t, or following the fate of the appearq to grows lutke;-cvaritrand and tip, strength indignation alsti git•..e. us, lau:'•,une debilitated. 111isfOrttines s.• aeeeeil cd ;. pride. increased; and .nut w it h stailifint; the tit aloSt etfortS of the free people, and that spirt which Patriots, hy their words mid ex - aniple, succeeding I:: inspiring, almost the (''Bola l'eninskan troafied under oppressiOn; and paetictif ed ‘ no othk.r, point of :safety tlititt the faithful until opulent Cadiz, At'llose 'decided lore, re'spcet - ,, atfil adlic.;ion to the national (Thogress, anti to• its de .eisionsr, renders it always entitled to the grmitotle of the,Rcpresentata yes of the Nation, a nd of the Sation - itself. Pint why shinild we conce:th, that at that time there was no longer a safe asylion thin) this inclostire, front t, M=itre Will to issue, its in tither times issued from the Austrian Minna:tins, tiro liberty of Svititi'? '.filmn the. flin.tes presented thegrandest.spectaei ever seen in the world, of as sembling amid so many dangers to save the'country,". • '%viten t hey ltad-scareely more country that the ground .on whiati they assembled . . Oh, 2-Ith of September, day for ever memorablel Thou, and the other, the firs - t of Otsra.evolittitm,, `‘rotild :lone be . =lit to. remler oily annals illohorial, and our LI hest posterity trill re:iil with espial And grotitittle., the bloody' eNpliiits of the 2sl M iv, aw l th e first specific sessions of the Cott.ilvss• fly the inte r we threw 'off a foreign: yoke; by the i• (.1. a domestic yoli:e; by the one wx, wrote with blood the deter:noted ionl of resa.liging otir,,,tdvr'S or frititful blood of. the. litSt ml'l vrs'produced those 'who crust at the beg; ining xVith I:Oirelsi, have jiist crowned themselve‘. 'with Other inifiding ones in )ekts, .anti` the . b.stit.s of the :11id.is•snit ; • in the otiter.haVe:been made those I.iws it ii il'ilait'e! reins tilted us in thelrig fit w•hl, • inenaml :is Spaniard,. To rilsa: the vtlrYttl•itiqt . '"i - ;•V i th-Y.so sill('the poivo•s I.ittrortoOnixed and confotorhed„ to ailihoe, loiNe Adelunly shiOly ., the :Apostolic Anil (.;:stliolie rell- - ion as the Only true Oire, nitil the of idte St• c ite ; to in . c . ierv e to the Kings allitheir d \musty, giv:ng to . Owns , tinliulite l poWer:t.o.slo gini.l; to 1; . ..et0 the press inutur:4l diberty which the c'eles (lid gifts fit, rind tpeceli slionl,l in ) vr . io a . bolish th s te -ancient Ciothic reina f ins of the ettilal systl!!'n lo rill1;11 the rights :Ind duties or Spa. ivatds nf• both worlds : those were die iirfq steps , t „,4.1f the. Co t utus in this it' arduous istish glorious ea veer, anti thirst. wcre the Solid base 4 were afterwards raised the edifice of tile coitsti , tuition, the fortress of liberty. 0, Constitntion 0 sweet name •of hi heily 1 C) grandeur of- the I :ipaniSli Notion ! After the Cortes had besto•.ved upon tts do malty benefits, their insatiable thirst of doittg . g(t(hd v."as' lint stthiActl• Thvy gave " and mote convenient form to the l'ribinials ofJus tice ; they settled the economical cr:lovertinuent of the Provinces ; they suteeveded in forming a mil:i -t:lry Constitution, and a plan of etitic:'llt lots alld in strtiction truly tuitional for. youth ; they organiz ed the labyrinths of rite ; they sinmilifiest the system of contributions ; and what cannot, no r ever 'trill be heard without admirat ion is, that in at period of the greatest poverty and distress, thr•v• maint a ined, lit rather C'reot,;:il, me, while statin:.- nicolorable bencii:!.,, to for ; et that 1 ant a skinny upon ‘citoni t his glory in pitrt reflects. At this moment 1 only .re . colleet that 1 tun it citizen, that in tvhiat ever state or condition, in whi,oe vet corner of the monarchy, under the sltatl,arr of those laws, I shall be (tee, s.11•,111 -ye inv.fellow-eiti zens free unit happy. 'flue of the Con gress have priureittheinsclves %vortby of their high post, not ()lily by the "cares which they have. di rected to the national hand, (nit likewise by ; the , grave and circtimspeet comluct which (11'1 have , observed. 'Jibe geiteroni anti nticx.;.ionvied teiTStedneti's which they have evinced since th. , t fOrlonnte Septembor, ith tht, most ri!, , ,orotts lt terity, notwithstanding the trials to which they Zs,-ere exposed, wilt always make them esteemed by good melt. INlalevolenee calls this virtue,,,lty poerisy, or affectation of generosity, tj a to !leaven that ajl, nod csin'ciojty t1103(' etnbrncing, the saint: system, might contribute through affectation of generosity, awl tlii.y by. pounii,y, n luart of their wealth to‘v..urds urgen cies of their coontry,, or enlist themselves amidst its defenders. This Congress, the first vrbieh has. been ..seen among 'mull dilinpnsed of, bidi- Vidtiali trona the four pltlf, of the %r orlsl, olfers rowdier point of view eipt.ilv ;::mail nod lintit'stit'. The venerable successors of the ',Tn.-it:es, the ItiSterti of the Lord, the members of lit , first chit; i of tile !7;tate, inagistratvl., simple ei'" tiZt:OS, re'peCiill)ll2 Mid tr.lll(itiii 11)1(1 rl5- hftst y y'attthtssst;ml)l, , l nub filAttt.•. 1‘ : ' (priceflit: ti ho e 1 : 1 1 1 ) 1 itit si 11:. :::r i; 1. :4 1 ble of exciting, all tits toil p issions, havejlecti agitated, here ; Ito who iniowstli.o . by wit . hotOior system they svere to notoolr diction to the interests of some prii‘inces,„ but ids() to those. of some classes ; he sv4o.. t . c fl ec t,, , .ialt the multitude of Hirt projeci,s tv) l i c h sonic favour, because they believe rite((( t o ( i til s i t e h tC A t he who recollects with svhat tear:nth zeal isas been expi - esscd in tliiise august assientr.dies, pis:sided over by tits spirit of oli o ' rits _ 414 4 .1,4‘3.45.- ' This Day was.publistied, In One Volntneo/00. priee Fire in boards, 91HE - A RT r PRSSERN'INGdi kinds of - ANl',!:',l4 noel VEGETAnLE wizll.`.,TANC,}l.ti for SP:I 7 SIIM. 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