The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-04-12 00:00:00

r WNUON, SATURDAY, Atatt 12. rere for the that hit , !lic.l wed, 'end ride Inc [eel den ,o:o cops pro. nee) the :ries. ,den, i;a 1! . the D, Ca IU of )n at atios luk:s ob ebige Diet ii* Abet, Auks Sgau, r M. arise 1111 is 'bich, AtIP gig ta air tr dc rant, :Le •:. feral en in ~, 132. girt . w • t!,•• 1 2 cf. DbIC3! le sr. :ufac -0.000 try ,~p,~ ~ . 17 0. d::ci. THE BRITISH PRES S. The Pcesst SP M MST e 3, at Hat burgh, has .given notice to the Etsottsw IllittivrEa, resident there, that no interrupti:,n will be given to the hlail.. Two of them, those due on Sunday aid Wednesday last, arrived ye,terday. 1 hey were brought to Harwich by a merchant vessel, the A ., 1.- Nope, which left Cuxhaven nn Sunday afternoon A letter, da►ed from the Swedish head-quarterq, at Lange, in Mecklenburg, the 30th March, states, that the Swedish troops quartered in that vicinity were shortly to be withdrawn into Pomerania : they cortiqed of three brigades, one of which is com r•.tr:ded by /lie SWEDISH Mimes , in person.- 5 'tie apprehensions appear to have been en tettaineci, at that time, of the invasion of the Du. c ,, y of Lattentsurgh, as His MAJESTY. before his depaiture from Itatzliurg, on the C;th, endea voured to tranquill,ze the fears of the inhabitants, by assuring them, that the people of that country should always find protalion in his troops. The German Papers, received by the Mail, which come down to ►he ittla instant, contain nothing farther upon this subjea ; but private letters have been te ceived, which state, that a body of eighteen thor sand Prussians has received orders to occupy tl.v Duchy of Laucnburgli, and to aft against 'Swedish Pomerania. They add, 4. the corps will be divided into two columns, under the orders of Generals K•t ►art its and bcuNLTTau. They WtTCLO march on the 7th of this month. "General K.. uterus-Ws corps, on its arrival at tiketmunsie and Pasewaik, was to wait for further orders. It consists of the grenadier battalion of Schliefen ; the grenadier battalion of Hulsen ; the regiments of B• eke, Pitch, and l3rattnschseig•Oels; ten squadr,.ns of the regiment of lianigin; the re giment r. al z•BAy et n ; besides artillery. "The troops wider Gen. SCHMETtAV were ass•m- bling in the country between Havelberg, Perl?Le-;-„, and Kyritz, and are intended to occupy LAuenburgh. they are composed of the grenadier battalion of Hausten, the regiments of Kleist, Tsehammer, Ka il kammer, and Reitzenstein ; a regimen , of cuiras siers, and a battalion of hussars. The letter add., that the King of Soccitis has made every prepara tion to defend himself vigorously at Stra'sond." BON A IP A [Cr I proposes to enlarge DJ:rll.ll:.t by the addition of Ragusa, Previsa. and other pnrtc VI V I TO afttern side of the Adriatic. Th's is evidently enly the fist step, in the ex • uuon of his plan to re voluti -inize Turkey. and expel the Russians from tile South of Europe. It is satisfy turf to find thar Aus tria, in even her reduced state, has the courage to par. sue the course which her true interests point out in thi case, and to still cultivate the friendship of Russia. The Pa Escn A wsassanoa's demand. at Vienna. of a passage for French troops over the bridge of Ponteba has been refused—a second demand of a passage for French troops. thrr:uw,:i Bohemia. in the event of hostilities between Ilas,ia an•l France, has also been refused ; the Austrian Go vernment alleging, that Bohemia has been so much exhausted by the last war, as to he wholly incapable of supplying any large body of men with provisions. It is void, that after the Crand Military 4te which is to take place nest month, in Paris, Botter►e ti will set out for Venire and Naples, and that part of his equipage has already arrived at Turin. The objea of his visit to Naples is, no doubt, to assist at thr Coronation of JO:trif 13 , 111 AP AIITC, the new \ing of Naples. A Principality is also to 1 s carved out in Italy for Madame B.os TLe re 4. . 4 mother. The Pore is t o re s id e at V en i ce , nn the title of Patria rc h. B ut f or w h at distio re ed favourite t h e P a l ace of t h e V at i can i s vet} w e h av e no i n f or m st i on . G erman y. we understand, is still doomed to suffer new revolutions ar.d changes. Two new federative states are stiil to be formed in it ; but the mate. r;alz are not mention. l. The Prussian provinces which were to have formed the indemnity of the Archrinke Finn:,i %n , are to be added to Holland; all Lops Balt 4PAITC if ti ‘ot plAced at its head. `yids Cie old ti:le of Stad:l. . ler. This last regu lation is, however, only to be found trader the Paris brad, in the Cermar. Papers. The new, from the Hague is no later than the lst, on which day the legislature held its first ettrordinary sittii g. the priceedings of which have not transpired.— T;ie contribution lately &mania' from Hamburgh. is repsearered as a fine imposed upon it fur its ad xlissirn of English manufalutes. Frankftp is also to feel Bona r.s *vies slispkasure, probably for as same ollracr. althou it h the Ifififaiioll is an favored in the Jacobin cant of friendship aid frateraity.. The Emper-r NaPos.eoss is to take that city under his immediate protrehn. to place to it a g tr:ison of 1000 melt s ander the orders iv tie Couim indant of Meats, and he is also is sr- p•i•it its evil gleisttriragraph which announces this abjei state of Alavery, as sates us that Frankfort is to remain a Wee and in dependent city. A Lisbon M,il is a l rived et ra!month, k)rought )y the Ar 6lu,.J packet, in four teen days. The let ters will be received in tnwn this day. A Deal boat. which came into Deal Thniydsy afterimon, srees, that a French lug-sail boat, with the French flag at her maintop. was olisz 4 red standing over, aypsrently for Dover Roads ; she wag supposed to be a Flag of Truce. The same letter sal , n states, that same morning, at day-! , realc. a King's Messenger landed at Devi from a shop of war. with two Foreign Orticere, cupposed to be Prussians, and immediately set off for Londen. Mr. SISAw did not arrive at Mr. Fior's Office on Tunday. with dispatch:s. as errisaemly stated in several Papers. That gentleman has not been out of England sirce his return from Russi smr2rll menthe since. Ihe dispatches which came by the Flag of Truce, were brought to Mr. Foe, on Tues day, by Captain Wat.KEtt, of Dover. l'he following letter was received at LLOYD'S yesterday : " GENTLEMEN-el 114.6 the heu..er to aeuuYint you that ceders have, Ott* 4.,, bout reeviyvelLeye loon the Prue yen t;ut erruneut, by the Malta, C0.11111.1141ng (Wirer f the Pme.nce, to Shut the RII. F. , : a agaio.t •'I hl , ttiOt veviety! I luau' tia yo• wv.ll aY Inipurtapt mason., roe the inf./lOW , 011 01 the 1114 , !reninti. A. • " I a.n,Gtutlelneu, ) oar moat obrdi,nt bumble aorta.. t, (S.goeJ) " 1 . 1;1E01:RICK LIND.. MAN " 1 i.. trltj,•stv's Consul at E‘utocien " To the Mait,,es of 11.1ore't Cog,. him.. Captain ['rums k appointed to the command of the Brlletie s'onp of war, at Sheerness. Capt. 1)., VIE. of the Furovrit, sloop of in', cap tured Gnree, on the 16. h of Janu.ri r, by a French sciaadron. and sent to Falmett:h rn the rsu carte., off the Western isles tell in with the Woolwich ,t .re. s!.ip, tc. which Capt g re information of the en,my, when the Wsoiatirh imme lately made sail to J - In .- . lr J. b. Wausau's squa:ron, cruising 1 off Tear The Letwerd, ard nine sail of In lia ships, out watd-honnd. unJer enavrw. were sp,ken with by the G.'nev, ltear-Admiral `‘r RUNG. on the 3d inst. in lat. 4 - . 18. lung. 6.33..411 well. A French privateer mry i data, the month of St. Cettn7e's Channel Sae has captured the Reeerer,v, belon7ing to Clyde. and aoprehensi ire ar ewer. tained f,r several • her Clyde ships that had sailed to loin the convr,y At Cork for the We , t-Indies. C • ars& IL, from New York for Jamaica, is lost at Bei muda. Qo Wednesday anti Thursday. the 30th R g*. meat marched into Maidernw. train Fav-rsham, on their tore to Ring .-oo 1, i •I'hursday the lit and 3d battal.ms the Ist Guards. were nevi. wed, at Chatham, by G.npr rl Tic xaa n , v•bo cxisr ssed his high iipprobaticts I 'heir military .ppeqralce. A L et“: 1 • r lifficer, (Ire of the R.ince.) a l'sisonvr at Verdun. dated the l;th of Marc:i to his relative in Birtningliarri, Jives the following account of is capture, on the 19 of July la::, by the Rochefort squadrna : Ihe tia•lrer struck to two frigates. whew. we were immesficety put on hoard the Commodore's ship, and 1:• s: day the Ranger, being isr.fit fur ser vice. was burnt. " The fleet consisted of the Le Aids -gnu. 120 Runs; Sallie/14 74 ; Af Rn. awe, 71 ; Liam. T 4; yeasoppe. 74; Glare, 44 ; iirasede, 44 ; 7 bars, 44 ; Sy4e, ; and Pedynwe 18, commanded by Mour. Allem t:•.1. Chief in-cadre, three Jays from Roche fent. which raptured the Galt-tato of 34, the ifarTer, Amer, and !3 merchant ships. We were landed at Bichelle (1000 in number, including 7 ladies), on the 29th of December: on the 13th of January, lift Rochelle, and arrived here on the llth ct Fe roar'''. alter a march of 400 Maess during which ste must have %%tiered severely, but for .I.e Officers •.ehu oad us under escort. Ver.low is a ,nod li::le town. and the inhabitants are very accommniating. We I..dge where s. e please, and have the :ange of Si! miles rwlnd. In the sworner we have rac-s, and other amusements, as there are about 8000 prisoners, wh l 1 rye tiiir paroles. among whom are the Earl of *a'aisnouds. and the I run. Gen. Abercrurnby." By the terns of the cartel est ahlighed between this country and Frar.ce, we tuderstand that the ex change is to be man for ma . including the Ei,glish prisoners made in France helf-re the commence ment of hostilities. the merits of whose case are to be reserved for future consideration. The trading smack Seine, of Aberdeen, armed by Government. commanded by Captain SMITH, on her voyage from Aberdeen to London, was tet t cited by a Fienea logger privateer. oil Flambe,- rough Head, en Striday last: Captain im tne.fiately pre Bred for ultimo, stood up :o toe lug %er, and fired several guns ; upon which the lugger immediately hauled her wind, and stood out to sea in great haste. To the spirited conduet of Captain Sutras. the owners have certainly been indebted for the safety of the ve , sel end cargo. Upon the prir vatcer coming ip sight. Capfaia Siwll. hoisted his c:itaurs, and lowered his gar top-sai!, as it making s ignals for assistance, which had the elFcdt of com pletely intimid.ting th. people on board the priva teer, who ran out to sea with great precipitation. Several colliers. and other vessels, were in sight—, they, also, are indehted to Capt. butys's judicious con.loa, for their safety. The Danish island of tit. Thomas appears to have speedily repaired the 1111011711)11s 1,411 which it sus. tamed in the course of the last year, when the city WAS entirely destroyed by a fire. The neutrality has enabled her to continue to be the settled man of an imme.:se commerce. Is giving an account. at the time, of the disasters which the city of St. el;:elieuced. the Journals ornit.:d to TO ,- lion ova Anecdote, which, however, deserves to be related. A wealthy mis r, who was not at borne when ch fire commenced, entered us house we cirita-eiy, ran towards his strong boa. and ei:den visored to drag it from the place where it stood that he was not able to da this. he pros. tramd himself on the has. and closely e.s.brAced it, resolseJ never to part from it ai.ve. lie was found ord ruins of bis house, burned to death in this F. 35114012. r- e . vw .1 • • "1 -* BRIGHTON, Arai'. 10. TIT return of His Royal Highnoss the Pr:nce of WA I ES hAi diffused pleasure into every circle. He, this day, accompanied by the Duke of Susssr, and a numerous S•afF, reviewed the lst Dragoon Guards on the Downs, at the hack of Brighton barracks. The regiment marched past, mounted, and then dismounted ; after wl ich His Raya! High ness inspeBed the recruits, and the recruit horses, The tegirnent t;:eil went thrnugh a number of manceovres (which His Roy a l Highness direeled) much to his satislaainn, and he expressed his appro bation to the Commandinz (Ifictr, Col. FAKE. in the warmest manner. There was a number of car riages on the ground. Ail the cfficets of the 6th Dragoon Guards at tended, and His Royal Highness was pleased to communicate to them, Ids intention of reviewing stiem to-morrow mourn;,, at tsselve o'clock, on the same ground, it the weather permitted ; if isnt, the next day. Lady De Curroao, and Lady &Lute Elflike, were in Mrs. 1:i I zokaixar's carriage; Mrotnd Alts. T. SuEu IDA !I wrrc present. lard CNA %Les SOAMS•T I in uniform, atteoded the kstirfoc. 711KATRF.S. otuav-raiss. List night. Tr.- 7 1 a .ellert again !ark the it stands at tins with their usuai •ucce-s ; Mr, Bias EAU EaS .S 1 mu..., recovered from tne efieas of the aecisleiit m.it with on Wednesday, A. to give his charming snags with the happiest 'Tea ; Mrs. Moursxsiw and Signora Sron ace, were in fine voice; Mr. Wcwir axe took Mr. BAN S isTER's part, who is still confined ; the house was crowded. In 'Jar cle of fas!;ion we obis Freed Lady Ass WIS:011Ahl, Lady PIPPLiIt•, Mrs J. T. SEEDS, whose Poems and Paintings have so long been the admiration of the Ner.tii and (-17mo:re-nit. Her residence in St. Jamet's.tcpare, is now the favour ite lounge of the 19,... , 1, of the Fine Arts, to admire the brilliant eff.cts of her animated pencil. covesix-r; SEDER. Th. While Plante was again performed last night. Mr I'. Diable:, the very successful dirmatic wri ter, is ti e avowed anther of the dialogue and por.try The piece has undergone some very ju dicious alterations and curtaiime-ts. Their 11/answer had a Conccrt, and a idea pa-ty, on Thursday evening. Yesterday, the Duke of Kzur, Princesses Au ors r• and Smalls, attended by Lord CA lIIC .1 sr. tdok an airing tn. horseback. Died, at three o'clock in the morning of the 14 of April, at Berlin, His Royal Highness Prince JELII2L FiIIiDoNAND LLOPOLD. youngest SOD Ot the K ng of Pansy a. Lord and Lady GRENVILLE will come 'o tows next Monday ft-sin Drnprnore-hill. T. G. E.TCOU.T, -sq, is expested joloatja ;teas hforida - WftninThis sea!, ll..vizes, The Earl of, 11.71asinus arrived at I'shridg.-- honse yesterday - , front Windsor. Fatal Ponta rit left town yesterday for I limo°, St. George, Somersetshire. Meadcaa and 11. ice are again matched for 500 guineas a side, nay or play. 7.:rtir Weed and Kirk are shortly to right for 30 guineas a side. The Duchess of Coutoore dined yesterday with the Earl and ronntess of EaLISTON, at their house, Upper Brooke-;trees. When Miss S'EAgLe attempted singing on T' ors day night, she trusted to " Le.rk os he: fact, awl yor spin forzet it all" Mn.s Huai a arrived at the house of her br:ther, Dr. Hut it, in Grosvenor -street, yesterday, Captain' C11.11.4111"0% arrended.the first represent atinn of " The While Name," at Covent-Garden Tneatre, on Thursday last, to snatch ad attitudi e narian grace from Mr. H. lonerrols. Lis Came, ScsoraLssio, Haurnts, Lau seer, and C. Lamm:cut.; t! e Honourable Mrs. Mt:Lunt; Honourable Mrs. Suomi ; Colonel 1...4E011C11 B. and Colonel Gnivit.t.a, honoured the Academic Theatre with their presence last night. Mr. DANIS:. LtalitltT, Ow huge marl, according to report, st il ride %Lnar.S , the huge horse, down Rotten-ron, to-morrow. Wednesday morni•ig, between eleven and twelve o'clock, rho remains of her Grace the Dtiche.:s cf Drruv.it tea were interred in the family vault, in All-S it is t..hurch. in Derby. We u :derstand Mrs. JORDAN intends reviving excel!ent f arcs r.f The tielTuh► Urst. on her night, and performing the part of Mrs. Nattgrorila D,gg,re'l Lilly &AK Cv arrived. yesterday, at her house in Gloucester-place. from Castle- Blaney, Ireland. Countess &from had a small card party last evenirk, at her house, in Atli. gton-street. We did not mean to 4.ffer.J any of Mils DCIP• can's champions, when we stated, t'...at 'be had :rrnckeJ npna 'Miss Ds Came's line of parts, at Drury-Line. They thir.k ne stattm-nt answered. by asserting t?..at no charatter 'Jaye.: by Miss Da Ca me, has been taken (tom her, and given to Miss Dt:.cas. This answer proves only ihe ir.i4l ince of the writer. The Manager of Drury.lane would be incapaiole of offering so great an insult to Miss UE ; but we ask in our turn, why Miss De hid not the refusal cf Yeditea in Th e Hew!, 111... n? and whether Mi ss De CAM/ wnnlci not have Clad that charaßer, had not Miss Dusicas been brought into the company of that Theatr- ? ‘V e have in announce to the Pubic, rc-open ing of the Roy +t. CIeCUS ; the house is plendid, and the scenery, machinery, and decorationt, are heynnd nor u:most expeaatinns. We have alai to notice, that they have liberaliy engaged several ern:- nent pe:farner; ; amongst whom we have to men tion Messdames WYstow, Hsaasar , Rorssv, Muss Joi“sTori (from the Opera-house), and Mr. flocoes• ; the,e, assisted by Beans:Jae and Morieseuser, the two Clowns, can never fail of amusing a discerning public. . , . SP(FRTfIVG INTELLIGLNCE. NE‘N".lAnKrr CR •VFN MEETING. ruclso..v, isr-ti 10. Mr CAW* !• , by Mire. nit if %ms. 1.., 10-iat Mr Airclieor • s 114thoirt, 2!b. i ts I. It. TM • t.. t n Rinierr. .fr. R Fiqyre% Rfainwrsten, R.% beat 1.4 rolitra Abotilute, Sat AS Aa bi 1 Oft lirarbWo , ll . . M.. B,ten't Guiles . ..A-, Rot 121 b Mgt r n'ilen-ree J.iinper, :Y.b. AC,OSii the 10Qgs —.row to I on Grattte•le. Mr. M ml':-11', Rit b-it 1,1 Grotre.i.•••r fn. , . Sit. Inib. A'• M. ?Oft. h. It —Eleven to IS 4111 k'.. . I Me.,or I, 84. be-t Mr. M.-111101 . 11 St ',le,. s.t. Ab Aelaws toe F4t, 2000. h it.—eleven to I aril. R4.1.:07a. Nca:miles nog, R-t h-at Mr. Rilrloci Fanny fancy, Sit 1 lb M. 1Q 0 e- —T.- . to 1 tot Fbriti I) of G ,It .t's For,, tt.e, spit' of RAMC. beat Mr. %lel . ' Loc'er Coi UAL Two-yr. 1 to 4 o •rre.ter. Mr avid. Sir I", I, R-t ?Ib rite. ft. from 3. , A• Sbelley's Sr lotinealot. 7.. t. I ilh I) I . slogs. TEST3IINSTRR TiSq trorning, jabtrx rt-rtmado, an old offendei, wtto had been six times tried at the bar of tl.ia Cnurr, received sentence on a convtainn l• r " un t lar:fully and falsely" nirtaining .orne loolt.:tga glasses at the shop of Me,e.t. Hudson and ror, cabinet-makers, in St. 'tVertminster. The Pt ison-r represente 1 to :he shoptromap of the Prosecutors, thst he came from Mt. Lloyd, of Matitcheyer, a well-knowel customer of th sit a commission to take the goods nn his accietnr ; and, on this r.-presentaiinn, obtained t'itre lookiar. • glas.es, valued is the ir. , fitlmi••:: at 11. 144 'rhe CHAIM/4 AN pronotioced :h in.:remelt of the Court, hamely, that. the Prioner should be trans. pored for the term of seven years. 2%1n Dow, Was tried on A chirp,; of tallow. twli counterfeit dollar% gr. the Coach and Hoses puttlic.hou.e, in L. Martin's-tan*, ea the 17th of Feri t trary last. The'Prisener, on hi; apprehension. aecouneet for the psassession of them in various ways ; bet in hie defe:tee to th , Jury seat •d. fiat be obtained thank in part of chn..ge f..r a Ilaok note, with whiArhe paid for some things he bad bought of a kw is Kati Fair. TheCNAIRre inf , rmect the fury,that he thameht the statute under the prisolurr was ritdia-rd,' w a s levelled at persons who make a p-aftice, and a livi"g. of etre, ing hase coin, and not aeariot those who might p:ss mln,y of that Jes-.riprion, which they accidt,rita iy beervre p assessed Jury retired for about half ass Innw, ansi then returned a vertfilt of G 'req. prinmer was, toereferv. sentenced to 'is mnn a Imprison/mint ; and, At the exporation of that pet !, to find aecuri•y f. .r Soot betraviouc far t..e succutling slit months. • I'U/J('i..~ - -_ _~ .. . 10$! teeliyenta Ye:to/Jaw. a G....llrman of envy:. Soni , inalf >re. ferrwl a complaint agst - :nt a Hari vv. totorssen, for an a , . ILIt aud Woe in.piisor,ni .1! "11e CAntath. mars hi i.fg Isqught itrforr the so.o.ra a res. he (Gentlest ta st.weit, till: the ...jai.' lo I dre, Ittleveti-ae4:ttgeive tocldtk.,.he seas cresirgit! dreg its •the itrat.ll wit:i his voiles it was taming, and .e ctar.i a cinch; but though there seto:e few ; drawn tip in the street, Is, 4n..t a co sch. man. 111 ci.-isolinence a; this. ha-wint. ;nib a p - Lc-loue newr tic plaer. but was instantly sh• on:. and tol I tiv•ri.• was On coachrt•n th(r-. lie thew ptoce.ded to take th e nnm h ers tit -he &fferent ! coaches, aid while doing this, the tktrn dolt rushed .in him, and. semi. g him by the colter, ri chained him with stealing the nonvoter l.nel o.:17 I his coach s With the whist/nee of the w...limah. draggrd hint to the watch-bouse, where hr wit tai:.est for some hours. • "liir Niautsteasts instantly cornmitte,: the CoActiman to take his trial tor me an dt re:U.l the Corti-man to prefer a complaint stair.: 1 the Coustable of th, night, who, it Appe.red. wa. 1 in a sit, of iosoaication, on that night, in vie " watch.bouse. MAIL yen 111 000M•$TICIT. , I A Cistorre- house Officer wa s hraissen beta , . , 30 M•Q:Sr• ,Ti I, clidtgusl won an assault, and aiso charged wit nniantuily srizing an., Jrtaininy half a dozen bottle, of port wine. Erie lane:tidy ..1 the Kin,,;% Arms pti‘iii:-house, at the corner o Moore. • street, stated, that the night this unom house Use: was driolstag in he when we. tog halt a dozen of wine lying to t ias Antly seized it in the Ling's name, and of e. re • a pesetas who was to the room to assist him. He s: 4; r• -d thi wine out ut the house, but loci .g pursoed i e •1 pee, sea belonginv to the house, he assauved halo, and charged tens on the watch The ( usom-house Quite:, neirg sworn, de7 I. that he saw a quantity nt wine .even throtig a back window, out of tile house, wsthant a Perim( ' in cosset:silence of whic , • ..e made the wizare. This was positively denied by several witnesses ; and the M•G:5T11611111 committed him to Sun: his trial for the assault, and also advised that be eholdi be isidiaad for perits-y. " Toorix La via wast-.•rosesi ststi^n—i. F. d'lllof iowas the Wor at Fiuton.— . And her VW &Fief in general,to her Sines .11*.jade' and Uxf.-.1-So . rt., held ty H oasts and nearly forty years, have ranked with her most dis tingtushed dispensers of the omits, of `sr m a zy wheel. In plain terms. Hnouts and CA . CIe most re. spectfuily solicit toe honour nt uhlic attention to the present very superior and advantagerns S.. h • 'n. of the State Lottety, which, among its nriowi•sus ca. pital prisms, contain, the pri cely • .re iw if.Orrni as uncommon number cf prizes of 10001., 4riet I , t. #l , -til six and seven thousand pi:Ps Ix m '20.000- 1.. 211., circums - .usces utiparalleled is a • c 'ern. •it so I. vi Tickers. Hence it must.he obvious :o exert dia. eerning adventurer, that wiule '. possesses a rich chance of oht.tining a capital prise, he ru. $ but a small risk of meeting, at any pelt rd of the drawing s a blank. Yet. alsouL.l he prove unsuccessful, he will still hive the patriotic sarisfartion of knowing, that, At A momentous crisis of hi s country ' s wei are, 1. , be cormiliutea a stake tiew.4r.lc deft lying the .1- pencvs of her just war, an i supporting the most gl;:rious cons:itution Ia the va:verw? J i 11~' • I r