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~.~ • - - ' . • , . . . \ __l -.- is'T - ,-- 4 ,- .. , 7 7„ . , • •) -- 1-T Ii: I c•ljirl. Ai -,... ;"1••• - ~,...,7.- • -- , ,,, , ,a .f, ; > •,- 7 IA -----, •••„,,.. ... . !!:, S 4r,' " 4. r• - ' --- -:;- / z .., ''... * " „ 4 1 0 ,A. , Yil 7 t {ll+ , .•F. I ' \ -a\ , ...) a .. 01' 1 1 1 P lc l7 mn-n..6302.] TUEATRE ROYAL, DRUItY-LAN. THIS PRESENT EVENING, November 19, 15312, Their' Majesties Se'rvants will perform Bicker q.atr's Comic Opera of . . - ,-- - LIONEL AND CLARISSA. . - Lionel, Mr. PIELIPPS; ' Colonel Oldboy, Mr: DOWTON; SirJobrc.Flowrclale, Mr. POW`LL; ....„.. • _ . - . Jessamy, Mr. DE CAMI'; Jenkins, Mr. - SW . 111; llai Man, Mr. IfYiNE; Clarissa, Mrs. DICKON -;: . , Lady Mary - Oldboy, Mr 4. SP.kP.KS; , Diana, Miss KELLY; ' , • . Jenny, .Mrs. BLAND. , . To which will be added the. Farce of - . THE MOCK DOCTOR: Sir Jasper, Mr. - MADDOCK'S . ; .• • • Leander, Mr. WALLACK, jun. . , -Gregory, Mr. BANNISTER; • - 1 Robert, Mr. WALDEGRAVE ; . , • . • • ' Dorcas, Miss MELLON; , Charlotte, Mrs SCOTT; - Maid, Miss,JONES. The Doors to be opened at half past Five o'clock, t i o be gin at half pest Six. . - . . Boxes,.72, 6 econd Price.t - is. &L.—Pit, ss. Cd.;• Second Price, 2s.—Lower Gallery' 25.; Second PriCes lg.—Upper Gallery, ls.; Second Price, 6d. • ' , , Boxes and Places to he taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book-, keeper; .at the , Ofiice in Little ROssell-street, from -Ten till , Four, and from Ten in the Evening until the Doors are closed. • • ' . , . , , - The principal Box' Entrances :_re in Brydges-street - , vith 'exi anxiliary cioor in - Russel-street; the Pit Entrances are in Russell-street and Wolturn-street ; the Lower s:ailery •En- tra kl ces are iti Itik:iell-street and Woimrn-street ; the Upper ' Gallery Entrance is. in Wolittrn-street only. Carriages to the Boxes, to set dow:i and take up Irons Great Russel-street, Covent-Garden,.snd titiiw off towards the Strand. :TO the Pit, to set doiVtt from Gieatitossell-street, and draw O. down - Little Russell-street and Drury-lane. Stage Manager, Mr'. BAYMOND.—No honey to' be Bet:riled. . , . . . yivant Rex et Re:,ina. To-morrow, ,the Comedy of The S )ps of Erin; or, Mo dern Sentiment ; with the Musical Entertainment of My Grandmother.—On Saturday, the , -Moon; witli the ' Musical Entertainment of Netlev Abbey.—On Monday, the •Confederacy ; with Rhiring the:-.Wind.—On Tuesday, .linle a . Wife and Ilave.a Wife,—On.Wednysday,. The West Indian.; with tlre•Ohalter. • - - • All Persons having made good their Title of Free Admis sion, three days at' the least, previous to the exercise' of such Bight, wilt be required tcusign their 'Names at-the War, ju a Book vlhich will be kept ready-tor that purpose, and will poi be admitted withMtt - Such sig,nature: . •-• The right hand door, leading front the has in Bryges street, will -he opened for , Free Admissions to the-Boxes, .and contined:to,them only. Free Adrnissions to the Pit and Galleries will be received -at their respeetive•Doors'in Woburn-street only. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. • - PI:PO-MORROW' EVENING,'Nor. 20, 1812, AL. will be•perfoitned theXemie O, era of • THE LORD OF TUE MANOR. The Music chiefly by . the late Dr.. Jachso . p, of Exctet-, with additions by Bishop, • 'K.-Welsh, ,lore, Davy., 4c.) •:;i1; John Contrast, Mr. i'AWCETT; - 'tastily; Mr. 'INC..EDON 'Young „Contrast, ?Jr. JONES;. Trumure, 'grr:`SlNCLAtit 1;1 .Mr. MA HEWS; . Rental, Mi. CHAPMAN; , • Sirjeant - Sas,h, Mr:"TRFAVI; Cvporal eMr. HAM Eler ON; • • ; • Cor'poral Simp, Mr. IIINC; Paipli Mr 'J'i-ViLOIt; Buntsmaa. Mi. DE:111 ' Sop;lia, ;firs ti - fEI; Annette, Miss 130' Pegg,: Mrs. LIS I(ji Moll flagon, ON. • After which will be producc k a New F .rce (with Music) calfed LOVE, LAW, AND PHYSIC. . . The Characters Mr—BLANCHARD, Mr. !NIA:MEWS, 'Mr. LF.,!'OS, Mr. BROHDHURST, Mr. ATKIN!;, Mr. EMERY, Mr. SLADER, Mrs. Miss E. BOLION. ,Places for the Iloxe, hi be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Inc‘‘ Boi,4lllice,' Hatt-street. The Debrs will be openect at hi:lf-past Five, and the Piay begin at liLlf-Tast Six.- • • , , Boxrs 7s. Second Price 3s. 6d.—Pit 3s. pd. Secand Price 2s. Lower Gallery 2s. Second Price :s.—Upper Gallery is. Se cond Price 6d. , , The it.% ival of the Trag edy of Alexander the Great, having been hon,,nred with the mint t,oqualified appri;l)ation and applause, will he repeated au Sa. virday and Tuesday next.; On Monday the Tragic Play of Pi:e,-arro.—On Wednesday, 6th time, Shakespeare's Play of the The Tempest, or The Enchanted Istiaid. * T.b,e. Public are. respectfully inf3rated, that a New 'Grand Uistorical Play (in three acts; intersperse& With Mask,. has been long in preparation, and will speedily be pr:iduced, called The Renegade. . B ;INKING BUSINF,SS. ANY Person of Property who has -influence in his Neighbourhood, May have a concern (without part nership) in a London Batilinig-House, that will proro ex tremely profitable. • • Any such, giving a sattsfactcry account of his Responsi `bility and Credit, - will pleal:t . cl' to address a _hie to Mr. Jtyder, 18, Portland-strcct. Nov. 6, 1812. FIL COMNISS TONERS for CTUALLING -•"- His MAJESTY'S heresy giz,e Nutice, That on Tuesday, Vic 24th - Insteine; they will-be ready . to receive Tenders in 'Writing.; (ectled up), for such quantities of good sound STANISA : WINE, as the . respeet,..ve ..lierchants ,and • DealersthereinmFrthink proper -to offer; 'to be subject. to a Wii7+antY of TwelVe Months; to he _delivered, free if CastaMs and and E.icise Duties, One Half therce between .the Ist of January:and the . 15th April next; and the other -Half -bct amen the 16th April, and ; ' Xune following, into his MA J 'elty's rictuaying. - : Stores et Pefitford,' Portsmouth, and and to k. paid for by Bills, 'payable with In: -rest, N;noty Days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be_ seen at the Seere tary's No re..crard will be had . to any Thalcr in which the ,Price Shall not. inserte'd in wiJrds at lcnith, or that shall not .be delivcred to thelloord.before One O' Clock on the said'Taesday, al' 24th instant, nor un ;ess the Person un'id-makes the Tender, or soinC . fiersO4z On his Wadi; attends, to answer when called for. , . In a few Day's 7.yi1l be published, The Second Editiim, , hand.winely printed lin One Volame, price Ten Shillings and Sixptaiec, , • . A FATHER'S REASONS for being a CHRIS . • TIAN. By the Rev. CHARLES POR LETT, Chaplain in • Ordinary to his Royal Highness the Prince Itement. `' To be Sold by John-Booth; Duke-stretit, Thatland.place ; Messrs. Itivington's St. - Paul's Church-yard ;.and J. Ilatchard, Piccadilly. - Thi~•Work't:!t'ers itself"asa most suitable present for Young Persons at tae approaching season of thc, Year---X choice of bindings will be kept for this purpose. FASHIONABLE DANCING BY Ma. ALLEN, rrivntely ta! , glit, at 9, Slierrard- keet, Golden-sqpn re, Lapies and Ltm :eMell Of any -age, who have never kart that Acconr2iisiiment, or buy:: not the Modern Style. Tut R. AL141 .. .'S Systmi cif Tezi.,.: . hing is ,ex 'pressly studied for those to wl7om.it s an ~Meet to acquire easily that. fashionable itetinisite for Genteel Society, privately, and a superior Style of 'grace and elegance. Those who do not want plivate teaching, may learn at a small expence, with set of pupils on the public teaching evenings. Professors of Datacirr: 'taught the most elegant I'ary7 Dances; and all the superior arts of the .profession., The Subscription Assemblies are every I riday. STOMACH COMPLAINTS. WIND, GOUT, SPASM, CHO LIC, and GENERAL DEBILITY of the STOZIACH and INTESTINES. • • CORNWELL!s ORIENTAL, CORDIAL is a Medicine of established repatation for the Relief and Cure of the above Complaints; it was'first discovered and tised in the East Indies; where :!)ebility of the StoMach and latestincs are severe and alarming, by a Physician of con mence and character, and has been long recommended in this Country by a greatanniber of respectable Ind:viduals, who bare experienced its sitlutary, influence, among whom is the :Brother of the late Lord Alvanley, and Lord .13rplgeS Rod ney. • It restores tone to the Stomach, removes the efrects of on- . ' ripe of improper Fruit, Spasm, Cholic,_ Wind, Goat, and In digestion, and generally stretitineldtg the System, resists ffe attacts of tliose Diseases widehim) Wien terminate :n sl..dden bissolution. sole wholesale and retail by Shaw and Edwards, 6,1, St. Pinvi:s Church-yard,. London, • price 4s. Gd. and The larger containing six small Bottles, at 11. 2s. (ICr \TIT UR S pAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1812. • CONTRACT FOR CANDLES. Navy-Oflee, Novemto• 1F2, , 1913. lIE PRINCIPAL:OFFICERS and COMMIS _ SIONERS of HIS MAJESTY'S ,NAGT do hereby gi;!e Notice, That On Iredndday, the 25th Instant„ at One o'Cloch, they will be ready to treat With such Persons as may be tvilliii, to Contract for silpplying his mejestis yards at Deptford and Iroolivich with 'TALLOW CANDLES. Sample of the. Candles, -and a Form of the 'Tender, may be seen at this No Tender wilt be reeeti.ed after One o' 'on the day r+f'Trcety, nor any noticed, unless the Party, or as.-?gent for . .• hhn, attends.' ; • Eve;7g Tender must be trcenpanied by a Letter addA:vsed to the' Na: 7, , Board; and sig;xed bj Peo'responsiL , h• Pek.ions; en gagirn; to become bound thitli'the Person tendering, in - the Sum of 40,01. fer the dye performance of the Contrad: • GENERAL • POST-OFFICE, Tnesday, 27th October, 1 S 12. :sour Seven o'Cloek on the Evening- of Monday, the 26th instant, the LE;I:DS was robbed of the Bags of • Letiers fur ,Louilon, described at Foot, between Kutteriog and Ilighatn Ferrers, 'and within three Miles of Higinun Ferrers, by forcing, the Lock of the Mail Boa. • • The Bags stolen are, — Halifax of the 25th Nottingham 26th. Bradford... .ditto ' 1111iiton Alowbray, ditto Leeds ditto OaLimn). Wakefield .. ditto• • Uppinghain Huddersfield ditto • Kettering , . ditto Barnsley.... ditto Thrapstone ditto Sheffield.... ditto , Rotherham. ; ditto Chesterfield.: ditto - Mansfield ... ditto Whoever shall apprehend the Person or Persons who emu witted the said Robbery, will be entitled to a Reward of TWO lIUNDRED POUNDS, one Moiety to be paid on' Cointinitintnt for Trial, • and the other Moiety on Conviction. if 'an Atcomplice in the Rob bery will surrender himself and make Discovery, whereby Cint or more of the Persons concerned therein shall be appre hended and brought to Justice, such Discoverer will be en titled to the said Reward, and be admitted an Evidcnee for the Crown: • 11,y Command of the Postmaster-General, F. FItEELING, Sec. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, November 13, 1312. 7 111 1 HE COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING -41-- His 314.1E5T1" N4VY do hereby give Notice,'That on- Tuesday, the 94t/ iinsta;d,thi.ir Agent at Dover will be ready, at the riatvalliny gyice et that place, to re ceive Tenders in writing (sealed iv), and treat for Three ' , Hundred Thousaird-Gallons,e WILST INDIA RUM, to be delivered, Duty Froe, direct froin the Bonded I.Varchouses of ,the West India Dock C]iiipany, at the Port of London, .inio his. illajesty's Victualling Stores at •Deptford,one half within the siiace cf . ' One Manta frrmz the date of the Cent.ract, and the other Half in One Month' afterwards, at L. : ; 'and to be paid for by Bifis, payable icith Interest, • Ninety _Days after date. The Conditioiis,of the Contract may be seen by applying to the .. , lent at Dover. regard will be had to. any Tender . in' which the Price not be inserted in words ct !mirth, or that shall not be delivcrel to the Board before One o' Clock O);the i said Tuc4ay, the 44th instant, ;:or unless the Person who Inahrs the Tender, . or some Person on his belted); ‘a tends, to -answer when called for.' NEW PUBLIC ATONS. GENUINE REJECTED ADDRESSES. This Day were published, • Price Six Shillings in boards, 911 HE GENUINEREJECTED •VDDRESSF., -R. presented to the CONINIITTEE of ',IANA(7::;Ni for DkURY-LANE THEATItF.; preceded by ti.4l . By LORD BYRON• Printed and Sold by-B. , a, 7") w-street; Covent garden ; sold also; by Hatelidad, .Pireacir ; .'"!ierwood and Co. •Paterbioster-row.; Nunn, Great Queen-street ; Cawthorn, Cuclispur-street ; Tunier, 87, Strand'; • Underwu.)(l, 8.2, Fleet street; and Martin, Holles-street, Cavendish-squave. ) 1 CHA IWSQN, GOODLUCK,'; and CO. tol,t - Actors ie.. the present STATE LOTTERY. con •si,ti.o.; of 1 - J, - 440? - tiekets . , lrae..the'gratilication of acquaint ;g: the I' he that incy have been so successful as to obtain saine atokle of Dra;ving as in'the - Old. English Lotteries. Tnere are no C'La.s.ses, .but.the,whole .of the 13,09.9 different lvnaliers Which the Lottery coot Sins will 'be put into the Wheel, and , every Ticket drawn. ,sepanneL,-, for which pur pose Government has - granted two 1.),,ys 'of Drawing, the 14th and 15th of January. • SenEME. 2 of .....,C20,000 .... are ....Z . 40,000 2 2,000 1,000 50J 400 600 200 100 50 40 1,500 8,060 31,500 40 50 340 t?.,10,) (3,000 Ti eket4. 13!),000 The Favours of the _Public are . resirctfay solicited by 'MCI - 1,A.41.1)50N, GOODLUCK, and CO. who - are selling- TI(:i ,. .F,T:- acid ;4 - ll:kith:, in a variety of Numbers, at the:.r Olii ....s, 11 ..-.:. N 7.;..-ii i: i LIIIN GS, CaltNfllLL, and facing the KING' e .•,: - ,:,'CiTS, cl-I.IRIN;4,CROSS. OLD MODE OF DRAWING RESTORED ! NO CLASSRS 7 - TIAVING Contracted with Gofernment for pr . esent State I,6ttery, we beg. leave, 'respectfully, to solicit the attention of tht l Public to tine under-mentioned Scheme, slid at the same time to state that we have obtained pe rn ,ii,:ion of tiovermnent to `Draw the present Lottery.ikt Two by which mean; the system of Clasies is abolished, every lieket in the Lottery a ill be put into the Wheel, and drawn out indiscriminately, in the same •manner as in the Old Lotteries.,'. SWIFT and Co. SO. On Tuesday next will be published, Handsomely printed iti One Volume; Octavo, with a Portrait, •Kiee, in hoards, Tee Shillings.,and•Sixpent. e, A new rntion, being the Eighth of THE WORKS. of the late Miss CATHARIN TALBOT. First published by. the- lute Mrs. Eliza beth Carter, and now republished, with sonic few Additional Papers, together with Notes and Illustrations,-and sonic Ac count of ter Life, by the • - • • Rev. iNIONTAGt7E PENNINGTON, 111. A. - Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, N 0.6-2, St. Paul's Church yard ;. sold also by J.. Hatehaed, No. 120, Piccadiliv. , - N.B. The purchasers of the former Editions may be sup plied with the Portrait at. is. 6d:: •01 the above-mentioned Booksellers may be . had, by the same Editor, Redemption ; ,or, a View of ti►e Rise and Progress of the Christian Religion; from - the Fall of Adam, to-its 'complete Establishment under Constantine the 'Great, in One Volume. Octavo, price Is. 64. . • Also, Mr. Pennington's Memoirs of Mrs. Carter, in Two. Volumes Octavo; price 11. • And Mrs. Carter's and'Miss Talbot's Letters, in Four Vd 'tunes Octavo, price 11. 16s. CHING's PATEN 'V WORM LOZENGES • IrIiTORMS are the most frequent-sources of Chil , oren's. Diseases. Tileit S . )11111101115 even) ParClir.:.nd Guardian of Chililren should be acquainted with. They cc; cas:on Loss of Appetite, a'Palencss ,of the Colour of the Face,' Emaciation, and irregular state of the Bowels. at tend ed. after with violent pains; they Ming on Convulsions; they aired the growth of the body, and they prove fatal, by end ing in a Consumption or Decay. Both as a Preventative and Cure of the Lie alatming Complaints, the above excellent Me. didne is universally al lowe d, on the testimony of the hi g h est Charatters in this Country, both iii rank and I especiabilit to'llave no equal. Their public approbation, gi v4rt 16 the Proprietor, trout a personal knowledge of its wonderful soca cess in their own Families, stamps us merit beyond competi tion, and gives a sanction to it, of which no other Medi: ine. of the kind can boast. Parents, - and others who have t Care of Children, should lime this Remedy as a Faintly Me dicine to resort to,.whenever the Stomach or Bowels of Chil dren are any way disordered, which it will al ways be found to relieve. Sold, wholes:4e and retail, at Mr, Butler's, No. 4, Cheap side, corner of Paternoster-row; Sharp and Belaiu, Parts mouth ; !ones, Weston, A Ilnutt, and Mallory, I'ortsea ; Hall and Johnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheer ness ; Peck, Ross, and Turner, Hull; tioxhind and Cook - worthy, Granville, Nettleton, anal Gilbert, Plymouth ; Knott and 1;loyd, and Swinney . and Co. lliinthigham Billinge, Edwards aml Penny, and l.athhnry, Liverpool ; Staines at::i Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, Exeter; Smith, Mandert-n, Raeburn, Scott, and Baxte',, Edinburgh ; Bax ter. and Macdonald, Gliisgow ; Buigin andoßarry, Bristol ; Stevenson and Co. - Norwich; Swinfen, Leicester; i)unti and Sutton, Nottingham ; anti retail by most Country Yen. tiers, in Boxes, at 25. 9d. and 6s. each. scn ~' . 2 .... of .... £9.0,0 :o .... are .... Z:46,000 10,0 ,'; 2,000 1,000 500 400 $OO , 3,000 400 100 40 -40 30 25 at 40 2,100 31,500 • 13,000 Tickets. A 130,000 To be Drawn in Two Days, the 14th and 15th January next. TICKETS and SHARES are gelling at SWIFT and Co.'s Offices , N I o. 11,'Poultry, - No. 31, Aldgate High-, No. 12, Charing CrosSi street, Where, in the last Nine Months, the Prizes t. have hem Sold iii Shares. 5,497. N 0.995 a I 4,000 :3,270, a Besides others of ;0601. soot. &c. &c. ITEAITTON' DENTIFRICE is by far the most. pleasant of any Powder recommended- for Cleansing and Beautifying the TEEI H; it -will be found to answer every end that a Tooth Powder can be reasona!;ly c4rettes4 to do; while it cleanses the. Mouth of all impure attd fir tid particles, it Whitens the Teeth, Heals the Coins, helps to Sweeten the Breath. Nothing is so great'a drawbick to Beauty as bad Teeth' nothing more offensive' than I'(2 tid Breath ; Newton's TOnth- Powder, on the _first Application, improves the former, and removes the latter, while by its antiputreseent and balsamic qualities it prevents decay, and removes all excres cences. . Prepared by 8., H. Newton, and sold by his Agents, Messrs. Niaw and Ildwaals, 66, on the Vootway, St. Paul's Church-yard, nettly. opposite the North Gate ; in Boxes 2S. 9d. each. . - L ' "'TrF SIICTITN;cr-T-T ILPPENNY. .This Day•was publi4led, In Two Volumes 12.1a0. price Fourt.,:en Sbillinss Beards, the k_ • Turd Eaiti , au. of,. . . T HE CURSE of KIrHrVMI A, a Poem. y ? . toPER,T SCl%tEii `i. Printed for Lonnuan, Hurst, Orme, and Brown, Pa t,rnoktNr-row ; and_ at the British Grtiry, 5,1, New Build • Or-whom may be had, by thz sane Autltar, vols. 12s. Mat'.uc, 2 cols. 1(;s. Joan of -Arc, 2 vol; Po env, 52 vols. 12s. - Thataba, 2 v..ds. 143. Me% trit .0. Tales, ss, Speeimims of the Later-Engl.sh 8 v;.:1,3. :11s. lid. History of the Brazils, •Ito. via of England, 4 vols. 98s, Letters from Spain and POI tugal, 10s. Gd. Chronicle of the (id, 41.-o. 1 . 1. l:;s. SPAIN. • (Ctincluded from Tuesday.) We resuine the account of this country, as given by M. RE.HFUES, Librarian to the King of Wilt- TEMBERG. The insecurity tsf the high roads is another prociT' of defective police. Few countries,. it lutist:be confose!l, are more inviting to plunderers- than Spla ; the lofty and thioly inhabited moirltains affordin t ; them the means of retre:lt, witile the high duties have the effect of presenting diem with • a ,Isind of collateral livelihood in smuggling , . We must not conceal Oyi - the Guerilla parties are in considerable degree composed ,of these doubtful m (Ameters,' v, - ho lniT. - e 'long been i - emarkW , le for theHmltiomil antiinthy to the French. far back as the : - .Y;Ir of t . 1793 ; ' a hold front the' Sierra Morena volunteered their services in the field, and fought und‘r their chieftain, Übei-N - , with the re gular army. Ifne'da.bal the temporary rank of Lieute,nant-General ; but, after having rendered very essensial service, he returned, on the Cell - f7tuslot: of peace, to his predatory habits. Dun-c -the present troubles in Spain, the number of ban ditti b..rs greatly increased. • Among other wanderers, g ypsies are hire a nu merous clp.ss. The defects of the. police, and the thinness-uf population, are farthe'r evinced by the multitude of wolves and foxes ; the former of_ which are very :destructive to the breed of horses in Andalusia. , flqieratare.—Education is in a very backward s!ate in Spain, and the recent attempts of G-overn ment seem vather to indicate a corscions sense of error than the ability of correctioo. Or,e proper measure n has been taken in reducing the twe qty-taco Uni.-:rsities to half the number, nud .n dating those that are kept up by appropeiat ng to them the funds of the others. Another usefu: step has been to enjoin a course of study to the Uni versity of Salamanca; - and make it . applicable to oth-Crs. Madrid possesses several learned institutions, under the name of academies, which effect some good by their collections of books, and a little, t':ough hitherto but a Rile, by their publications. M., Rehfues, a librarian by office, is disposed to feel very sore at inattention to literary la bours. The earliest of the Madrid academies was insti tuted for the study of the Spanish language, and published_in 1739 a dictionary avowedly imper fect. What has this body done since ? They began in 1770 a new edition of this dictionary, which is not finished at the present day.—The academy for bistOry . goes on much in the same style, having taken an age to perform what a laborious man would accomplish _in two years. The Society'of Patriotic Economists formed for some time an exception frOm their brethren, t'leir papers containing many good dissertations on Go vernMent abuses ; but no attention has been paid to them, and their sittings arc now suspended.— Others of these societies are directed to mere trifles, and fritter away their time in empty for- Among the various subjects treated by M: Itch fues, is, the Basque or Fiscal' language, a topic on which our- information is still very imperfect. It is spoken in the three provinces of Biscay, in se veral towns of,Navarre, and in the rArt of France caJled Pays de.Labour. Being complytely differ ent.from the neighbouring tongues, it would not be fair to call it a mere dialect ; while it will he found, we suspect, just as little entiiled to the hizb -encomiums bestowo on it by soine enthusi astic admirers. It has been exhibited in print no where but at Bayonne ; and there ,the number of works in it scarcely exceeds half a•dozen. Seve-' cal disqUisitions, however, have been published in French and Spanifii. The preservation •of a separate tongue in so li mitpl a district has puzzled the Literati the more, be.:.-.ause they are by no means agreed as to any connection between it and the original Spanish.,-- It conists in a great measure of dissyllabic radi eais, and its rules of grammar are, as may he ex- • pected, fewand undefined. The pronunciation of the. letters is similar to the Castilian. Their nouns arc inflected by : the addition of the tv. - ticle, and 'their tenses by the addition of auxiliary . words.— The farther conjugation takes place by the em ployment of auxiliary verbs, and those verbs which have no auxiliaries constitute the irre,a lar3. Another subject, occup(-ing the larger balf_of the second volume, is an 'historical fra“nent, un der the title of " The Spaniards of the 14th Cen tury. ". Here we are introduced to known names and events : but the style of the produc-ion, as well as the want of authorities in that age of darkness, leaves little room to. doubt that the tract is chiefly a work of imagination. It, takes for its basis - the exploits of the Spanish crusaders against their unfaithful allies in the Greek empire. • ' COAL NIAIINET, Nov. is. Ships at Matviet. Ships s:Ad. 291 Newcastle . . . G . . . 41s. Od. to 575. 3d. s Sunderland . . . . 1 • . . . 40s. ed. to 41s. Ott. 1 Ciuders Price.