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„.,...-,,,..„....-„.;,., ~,,, ~,,, ----...),..„, .„.„,,,,%.i., vumtrat 7333 ~, . „ THEArafi,llotAktprEeltUßY-1,,1NE. *.: ' . 1116 -MORROW EVENING, .March 7, 1816 -JL their ? alestiesi,Seevants will perform A NEW WAY TO-PAY OLD DEIVIIS. Lord I..civell, Mr. Holland ; Sir 'Giles Oeer-rcach, 10. 'Reno r Wrillnirn, Mr. parley; Allwrirtli, Mr. S. Penicy ; Jut .tice Greedy, Mi. Oxiierry; Mpsrell, Mr. Maiden: Furnace, 11r. Penley: Lady Allworth, Mrs. Glovers Mert.7 - aretl Mrs. liorn ; Froth, ..‘liss Tidsivell. ' • . To which Will hr added (56 tirnr ) , WHAT NEXT? _ . On Saturday will be revived, with eonsideralar 31trration4 Itlassinger's Play of The Duke Or Milan ; Ludovico Sfurze Attrst time), Mr. Kean ; with Wbat Next ? . . ... • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARI?Ef 4 L , MO. - MORROW EVE N ING, Marthl, 1816, will be performed • JANE SHORE. - • Lord Hastings, Mr. Young; Jane Singe, Miss O'Neill. To which will he added, CYMON. Saturday will be produced, for the .firat time, * new Musical Play, in Thrte Acts, callcd Guy Manuering ; or,The tiipsey's Prophesy. Ttm PATENT IMPERIAL DINING-TA IILFS, and PATENT TRAFALGAR - SIDEBOARDS, Ind PINING-TABLES, in one elegant Pitee of Furniture, and upon Five new different Plans ; the Patent Improved Sofa Reds and Chair Beds; 140 s-screw Font. ,Post, and Tent Furniture and Bedding 'complete ; Portable .Chairs, with several other new invcnted and improved articles of furniture; also a general and very extensive assortment of 'pholstery and Cabinet Articles fur furnishing Houses com plete. ready manufactnred, where Families may select and furnish rs whole liouxe in a few days, avoiding the extreme incolivrnienee of waiting several Months into: Welting their Establishing i nt. East and %Vest India Article's, Army and:Navy, ArtfAcc. by Morgan and Sanders, ItS and 17, Catherine-streetiStoind, on terms the most moderate, for prompt payment.:•• •, Oft d IGINA I rgaat 2. the highest Japan :17r a o rn i i i s c li, s a pre lr s ' ett i s lt ti e % e t L i st e l 4 ):lr and'prrrelitsits cracking, does not soil the linen, is par frilly free from any unpleasant smell, and will retain its vir. timesin any elituate. Sold, wholesale, by 11.0111EItT. WARREN, 14, Sl.Martites- hoc, bondon • and retail by Caldwell, 'Dublin; Vhite,‘ Wiiterford ; Thomson, Belfast; Itaeburn, Edinburgh; Os borne, Glas4ow • Lyciii, Inveriress; Cool4Orelly, Plymouths Einorsumi Co. Chester: Clark, Lancasier; Wenti.Birmiag bum ; Merrideir, Coven:ry ; Pierson, : ShullSeld4 fireaoslade, Guernsey ; aml by his .$ t uts'iit t very 'fown in.the Kingdom, its Stone Bottles, Is. lid. a Pint, 10d. IrlalriZlifilt land id. tench. • CAUTION.--Observe s 'none are . Genuine unless ( jplai) • ajulein • i f .i z ned on the Label, and 14, St. Martin's-lane, stanlped ip the hottli., as the sorelioi quality of this Blacking hai in iced I>everAl liapostors to sell Spurious Cutupositiurts soder the above Nallle. Just published, in 'f,wo Vols. aro. 11. 4s. boards, 'trim . SECOND USURPATION a BUO: Flif•tivey : Ca.ses, S.rogrees and Termination of the Revolution in France in I 815; particu- Lrly comprising a minute mid circumstantial Accoullt of the tver-otemorahle Victay. of Waterloo; to which are added, Appen.liees, cpntaining the Oilieia Bulletins of this glorious Stud decisive Battle. • By EDMUND BOYCE, • Asaisleti by Orizinal and Important Communications from )3ritish and Prussian Officers. . • F.NIBELIISHNIENTS, &c., . • . • 1. Portrait of the Duke of Wellington, frooragem, sur sounded, with appropriate Ornaments. 2. Map •of Belgium, with part of France, &c. coloured. 3. Envirolii. of Bruxelles, exhibiting the situation of the Atmieviii the I Sth, tsth, 17th, and ldth of Jona, coloured. 4. A large and accurate Plan of the Battle of Waterluo, ar Mount St. Jean, from official sources of information, neatly Apt; correctly coloured. •Also, Just publisbed, .LABAUM E'S NARRATIVE OF THE cxgrAlaN IN ItUSSI A, Men. with Flails,' new Edition, 105..5d.15'. With Plans and a large cntoured Map, 12s. fid. bile. • LABAUNIE'S NARRATIVE, Juno. with- Plans,. 55. - Bd. p lards. "0111AUDIS"CAMPAIGN OF PARIS in 1814 and 1815, &c. with Map{ and Plan. •s. bds. THE "CONGRESS. OF VIENNA*,"-hy•M. OE PRADT, translated from the French, in one volume Miro. lOs.tid. *,,* Fifteen 'Thousand 'Copies of this interesting Work have been •sold in France during the short trace of a few Imusehs, hNt is now suppresied by order of the I , reach Govern ,dent. It drvelopes very important facts connected With the present and hit nre condition' of the Continental. States. . BLAGDON',S FRENCH: INTERPRETER, new .edit. im proved, Ge, . CO.'S MANUEL 1)U VOYAGEUR, in English,_Fsench, and Italia:l.:new edit.' 6s. d. half-bound. REICHARD'S ITINERARY of FRANCE, BELGIUNI, tr.wit!t - Map, 6.c. Rs. hnn,i I.• MANTA'S I NEW PICTURE of PARIS, with Map and Plan,. (ht. 6(1. . • • • • - ~nnOr(3:'S BELGIAN TRAVELLER, with large colour e d Map and Plan, Ili.. bound. ''PLANTA'NI'ARIS and GA zErrEER of rrtmslc.E, bound together, 9e; Od.. ...Printed for Samuel Leigh, 18, Strand. "M ATRINIW+Y., . . . • , • icIEGPLE ever} , pqy adoration to the 311_, shrine of Wedlock; hut,' where the Constitution has 'been tainterilly disease, or' debilitated 'by a Ctiftain habit, criitracted at an may age, a renovation of stability previous to entering that state is indispensably requisite to revive ths Anniberin4 sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. l'or iso (limier's:vs have eontribated more essentially to destroy Xlymentul happiness thaictliose which - . are the censertuences gf 'utiguardsel. pleasure. It was this consideration which ins tloud Mussrs. cupitir. and Co. Surgeons of calinenclo high professional OM:lntents Members of the' Royal Cul - I.vges of London nod lidinburgl ' i, to present to the Public the . result ; of thirty vesrs experience in the Cure of Venereal Complaints, and those Debilities and Deficiencies which Aar; unfrequentlf prevent or itubitter the triuriatossial stele. fur the varmits gradations, from recent infection to confirmed Lifts, their treatment commands ;very, oftev, fi,sgrtilfs and always a rodical Cure. In dubious cases, their long and well iirealigerl experience gives them a prompiitude of elociaiers that *Mutes, rte Patient frOU3 losing; inertortalised rate his ex istence, or haring his, constitution undormined,,apd, the vi a!iirinciple destroyed by a latent, but insidion s disease, rit tslisiCatid fatal contlilenie in shallow pretenders. liti Nar vanwiDissosses, :Vascular Relaxation, and ifetany.of the Or iletWkliaing from excessive indnlgeoce, imislixhriant Cli. Matgs, or solitary sensuality, their practice sir es n e w life (fad irner;rt tol the system; ecen in eases which are crrgingon de peir. s tri c tures. and .other deraxigemlnts of the Urethra, they mouser in. a mild and effectual IliMililer. slight and re' cent cases bf Venereal Intectiurt arc mired in the short_period of two daYs. To the Female Sex it will be consolatory to )1A0%111141. they:may be cued of those Deb4itiais Which defeat ' c ""l 4l9l vs and Sal) 014! , r futmaalion ...wow felicity. pmi.,..ts. ;treated with.custrlour, delicacy, and i nViislable se 'Mesm. Cur Fie and Co. may be eonstilted every day, at house, Iv; Hatton-gardert.—Letters from the';C ountr Y s *fitting minutely the case, mode of 1 . 1 14, 1 , t+c anti endosit y ' , •i Remittance fur Adrice rinsl Airtlicifici, will b t r edte d 'e+'s th it+ilrloAr'atlerstion.—NO.lo7, Hatton-garden. Fi cyl „ V..4r • I 44,4 , - • • CO,,,VtP4CPS Fon e:•ISISIIT ;!IND riNEO/111. . . . , . . • • • • Nary-Office, Feb, .4t3, 181 G. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS - STONERS of . 11.1:5: - .314-1JES7'ret N/11 2 7 Atwell give-Notice, that on Wednesday, the lethn .11fitrth steal, al One 14'C:ode, they WM '• be ready Cu Oat with inch l'ersont as may be 10 - Contract for, ,Ittppbyittg• Afujoly's Yards at- .I.7eptforel, Woolwich, thitham, Portanouth.•Yend PlOnbuth, I'ALLOt CAN DLES; ontirlso supplying hie Nojeityl,s: Yard at Dept ford with VJNEGAIt. Sarpla af the Candles ang.,Finetar i ..and - a Form of vie ,Tender may he seen at this O-Oft, No Tender will Lc re oeiuett,titerOne p!Cloci, on. 14 day of lja• any etotiecd, unless the Party, ar as Agent for him, attends. , - _ 'Every Tender must be.accompanied by a Letter addrcsAed to Me Nary _Board, and aigned Ly. boo- responvilde Persons, engaging* to become bound tOilh Ice Pers'cm tendering, io Mt , Sam 2001. for each of the said Yards, for the dor, perform unce of the Contract for .Candles; . and in the Sum of 50u1. for the due performance of the Contract for Pincgar. - • WtDNESDAt MAitCH 6,,181,6 riou Tog LONDON GA ZE;rTs, MAncit 5,181 G. Crow.* (Vice, March 3. 111ettiber feturiked to !erre us this rr'esent Particarnent. Count* of Stafford—Vitt ltiKlit George tiran• Lcret.un Gower, Otaitoonly caticil, Earl kioWcr. BANKIWIYMY -ENLARGED,. thouvis ;ones the elder, Greentruft, Durbara, banker, • ftom Februmy 3 to Mnrcb 49, /3.lL,NKR.uvrcats .suPERSEDED. Jame.' Sparkts, Hampton, Middlesex, coackl-tualter. Julio (.;ituisun, Mandt . esier, &ester. . • - DANKAUP'rS. • John Haw, nrentforo, victualler, to surread;•r Mareh9, and April Ili. at ten, at Guildhall. •Atiorney, Mr. BouS dept, J3edt-erie-street, fleet-street. . • Joseph Tucker, Bath, coal-intirchtint, March 18, 20, and Apra 16, at one, at the Elephant aad Castle Inn, Bath. 'Mint , nits, Messrs. Frowil and Kasai, Sierlt-streat, Lincoln'slun, or Mr. Thomas M. Chitty:OlL Bath. John Reynolds, George-street, Tower-hill, ship . broker, March 11, lv, and April IG, at eleven, at Guild hall. Attotney,.Mr. Julia patetsoir,Coptliall-court, Tin og - • morton-strect.' Solomon Isaac Loh, Windmill7street, Finsburi-Cquare, role chant, March 9, 13, ntut April its, at ten, at Guildhall. — Attorney. Mv. [sauce, liiiry—a ' Uee, St. Mary-Axe. Frederick Blame Ilaslvell, Peelhato, Surrey, dealer, March 13, 211, and April IG, at tea, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. John Paterson, CoPtliall-court, Throgaiorton-street. John Thor', Ely, Cambridge...l6re, merchant, March .11, at eleven. 13, and April la, at nine; at the 'Lamb Inn, Ely.— Attornies Messrs. Pickering and Smith, Staple Inn, or Messrs. iraus and Archer, Ely. John Hutchins, Charlton, Soutlianipt.On, butcher, March cc, at three, 27, at-eleven, and April 117, at three, at the Ma sons' Arms, Andover. Attorinesi. Messrs. Brentridge and Sun, Dyer's-buildings, lioli.urn, or Messrs. Todd and , Foot tier, Andover. John Davey, Exeter, thither-merchant, March 27, 28, :tnd April 11i, at eleven. at the Globe rtieern, Exeter. Attor ' uses, Messrs. Parke, Church and Darke, Princes,street, Medford-rote, or Mr. James Tweets; Exeter. Simeon Weisman, Otter) , Saint Mary, Devonshire, .lipilder„ Morels •Iti, at six, 23, - and Aptil.ll, at eleven, at the Ilalf Moon Inn, Exeter. Attornies, Messrs. Sandys, Borten, and lloarke, Crane-court, Fleet-street, or Mr. CirVare, F.xeter. • William Band. Tredington, Worceslei.hire ' butcher, March 19,90; and April Ili, at eleven, at the Red Horse. Inn, Stratford-upon-Avon. Attornies, Messrs. l'es.V and Rains, Lincoln's Inn Old-square, or Alm's. 'fibbits and Son, Warwick: John Smith, Vere.stiCet, Clare-market, tripe-man, March 9, 19, and April Id, at twelve; at C:uildtmli. Attorqq, Mr. Burma, Jane Crager and Philip Crager, Oiford.street4 glass-sellers, March 9, 19, and April lti, at twelve, 'it Guildhall. At imy, • Mr.tileyasott, ksurrow'-s-buidingA, Blackfrier's .' toad. William Richardson, the Island,'Lancratit, Cuniherland„ ale tionse-keeper, Nlarch 20, 21, and April 16, at eleven, at She Georgeaud Dragon, Brampton. Attorriies, Mr. J. Buivt4l Brrunptoti, or Messrs. Bleasdale, Alexander and kialuie, New Tust. • ' • CONTRACTS MR BARRACK' STORES. , . 6ormaissnry in Chief's Office, 14b. 29:1 ' SUCH Persons as are desirous of Contracting with the Commissary in Ckief to supply LINEN 'AR- TicLEs of BEDDING, 'BLANKETS, IRONMONGERY, TIN WARE, EARTHEN WARE, TABLES,-: CHAIRS, WHEELBARROWS, COOPERS' - COAL MEA SURES, TURNERY ARTICLES - , and FIRE BUCKETS, may receive Particulars 'of the Contracts at this Office be tween the hotirs of Eleven and Five, and deliver their Ten ders, sealed up and directed to the Commissary in Chief, mark ing thereon 6, Tender for Barrack Stores," on or before Trtesdny, the 12th of March; but none will be received after Twelve o'clock on that, day; nor will any Proposal be no ticed unless made ore or anneit-d to a printer? Partienlar,and the prices inserted in words at length ; nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal signed by . two Persons of known Property engaging to -become bound with the Party tender ing, in the Sum. e x pressed in the Particulars for the due Per formance oftite Contract. T"F QUART R EVI E‘V, No. XXVII. will be published •on SATURDAY NSX.T, the loth Instant, • , . •MR„ WEST'S PICTURES. I - 11411'1.ST . RtJECTED, his. S#ACOND Pie -AU 'runt of cuntisT HEALING in the TEMPLE, the DESIGN . of - the-, CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR.. with ?everal additional ,PIMURES (ruin zlcrivtural Sulriepo.. are now E . 145, near .-Carltoll lieitse, every day (Sundays exceiited), from Ten in Op Merit- Ing*tin rivain the Afternoon. •By Order, CHARLES" SMART, Secretary BRITISH PROPERTY CONFISCATED IN DENMARK. 'T IVO'fiCi; hereby given 'to those ioterest4d J_ therein, 'that a MEETING Will bu held on THURS DAY, 7th March, at Twelve e'Clock, at the City of London Tavern, Bishomate-street, to receive the REPORT of- the COMMITTEE, appointed to confer with Government. for their Relief, and to determine what further steps should be token' to protecute 01;4 Otani). CHARLES PRICE, Chairman. CORPORATION OF•THE SONS OF THE CLERGY, 9111 - IE - ELEC'fION of POOH: CLORG YMEN with good Characters lend large Families, to partake of Dr. TAYLOU It, Air. MYDDELTON, and Mrs. ANN CAM's BENEFACTIONS, the present Year, Oil take place in MAY next. Jilkink Petitions may be had at tbo Corporation litiuse, No. 9, Blootusbary-place, London, any flay (Sunday's ex cepted) between the hours of 'fru and Three o'Clock. MESSRS. LINGFORD, Na, 1 , Little Brook = street, Bend-itriet, beg to acquaint those persons afflicted with RUPTURE, of their PATENT ANATOMICAL SELF-REGULATING TRUSS. No invention bitberto'dis catered can Pe of such essential service; as it may he regutated either higher, lower, backward, or forward, to the elect part affected. Its - superiority will instantly be apparent en examination. Dispensaries and ilespitato regularly supplied. Messrs. Ls. further beg to observe, they continue to practise with unabated success the radical Cure pf all Ruptures which can be reduced. This Day was üblisbed, in 't vols. tiro, price 11..15. hoards, A T REAIISE on the:RECORDS at the CUE ATtori, and on theNORAL ATTRIlitinS of the CREATOR; with particular Reference to the. Jewish His tory, itild to the Consistency of the Principle of Population with the Wisdom and Goodness of the Deity. • JOHN DlltD 81.1bINI6R, = Printed for J. llistehard, Piccadilly. .Where may he had, by the' same Author; in t vol. octavo, pries 7s. in boards, Apostollcal Preaching considered. . T 1 is Day was published, pried 4i. hoards, superb plate. IL4kIVIIIRATtI, PRINCE, of I. ) Ett!li A ; an Ara bian Moral 'MO Travels of Sylvester ramPe'r through the Intecietr of South Africa . , tine plates 3s. ad. Third Editioti.--The Battle of 'Wat'Crloo,' a Pociu; ftt the sryluvf,cilevy owe, by Ggurg boards, Se cond Adventures of Timothy Thoughtless, plates, Is. Patch vro ; k, plate, Is. ' —London: Puirlished by G. Walker, 1(36, Great Portland- Strott l naldv.in, thitdoelt, and Pateruosta-row; and Sutherland, Calton-street,Edieburgh. • R. CA MERON is consulted every Day.(Sti it. days extepted) till Three o:Clock, at his Nu. 1.1, tierners-street, Oxfurd-atreet.—Patients unable to attend are requested to send a sinall quantity of t h ei r. Morii• Urine.—Although Pr. C's method is 'insults'', it is a we ' ll known fact, that he hasxestored many to perfect health, when ttie,toost eminent of the Profession have failed, in path. lingeriog,and dangerous eases, as Diseases of the Liver, Illlious, and otter Ohstractious, , Jaundice ' Complaints in the Sturnaish, Nervous Debility; Gravel, Dropsy, &c. 'Also those Complaints peculiar to .P.lnalos at the different periods of Life:—Adriee to the Poor without a Fes. DIXON'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS. • . PHESE PILLS tang Once Obtained a just brity in the private , practice of the Pr o p rietor, Mr. DIXON; Apothecary ; and from their great success in toasty 04 , .. stittate silionsDisor tiers ' on numerous Patients pf distinct*, p ar ticularly the Dultc.of Bedford, the Dowager Lady Say and Sete, the I. 7 'iscountest Bulkeley, &c. &c. 'he was persuaded, to offer theta -to the Public, Under the sanction of their Names, They : are .found 'to he ad incomparable Remedy for' In digestion, and rotoring..the tone, of the Stomach. They reorovri habitnal a nd temporary Costiveness, Sick Head- Aches, and ',Heart-Man, whether arising from the acrinitint of the redundant , bile, intempesate diet, or drinhing to-eX eels, and will be found a most valuable Medicine to be re sortiKto upon every Indivesition occasiened by a di4orriera statd"of the Stomach and Dowtls. Sold.at Messrs. Butler nn4 Son's, N 0.4, Cheripside, La* don, in foxes at is. 9d.; 65.; and 2te.i and also by flits :rincird Booloqilrra-aug 510:4i4iiue Vttuttrs ist ttfury Tpulp, ~.. -. • • iit,:4,„' . - w...47,`, , 1- ... • •-• 1 4 ) , t, IT I 7I - 1 .; '7, -' ' " ;; . - •".‘r Veti: (W, ... i•-k , 4 ) 4- - "t•-•_ • k s.ll- —c- ...--- - Os .....j '•••• • % '.. zi.- -- 4 - it At . 5 ,1 •" - - 4: . , - , Z• , ,,, wr ' •4 . 1. , ":' , ..z. 4 44 . h ~,,„) • .../ .. ,( 1 4 : . •-,.. 4.1i., -Mt, i t... 1..V. /;/ 41 $1;1)4\ IMM t, • -- oolgor. • e DIVIDENDS. March 96. E. Mason ) , Great Swan-alley, Culrman-street, carpenter—March 26. D. ?ureter and A. Annie, Witceehureh street, merchants—April 4. W. Clarke, Tenterdzn, Kent, wine-merchatit--Minvh 30.. IL Jackson and J. Riding, King ston-upon-Hull,ship-ownersMarciil6.J.Wright, Nathamp tired, deater—ltlerch 16. S. Senders. Fleet-street, pc . r f ulu er.—Maxch JO. W. S. Andrews, Itichmondorpotheeary —March 26, .1. F. Street and W. Street, Rucklersbory, sta tioners—May 19. T. D. Lath:int and J. Parry, Deroll4lijfe. iquare, sorechants- - March 26. J. 'lnmates), Fnre-sircet, Lambeth, dealer—Mareli.te. S. Keene, Upper North-ph4er, Gray's Inn-lane, upbolder—March 95. G. Cliadwiir,; Itr,iss ington, Derbyshire, corn-lactnr—Mareh 23. G. Gregory,,sen. Chester, cheese-factor—March 214. J. Meale, utherwise May, 'Huddersfield, shupliseper--Marell QB. R. Jennings, ney-Fen, Liueolishire,. horse-dealer—March 26. J. Westin' and T. Thornton, King.tunupoit-Ilull, tiraher-merchants—s March 30. C. L. Spina, F. Mulling, 0. Malting, and 11. A. Spitta, Laa•repre, Poitutoey• lane, werchantshlareh 23. A. Wray, Tottentouse-yard, merchant—March 30. T. Herbert, Andover, Hants, grocer March 26. It. Friend, Old Wind sor, dealer in hay. CERTIFICATES—Mown eff. W. H. Marks the younger, of Bath, woollen-draper.—T. Holden, formerly of Mato. nester, butcher, attd late a prisoner far debt in the Castle of Laucaster.—A Cleland, of Charles street, St. Mary-lt-lionne, Middlesex,' cabinet-maker.--W. Hill s of Cock-hill, near Ratcliffe-highway, Nliddletex, grocer.-=4. Henewel!, late of Elland, Halifax, York, wool len-manufacturers—J. CieFg, of ; Manchester, cotton-o'er cliantr,—*P. B. Cusack, of - Isingstott-upoit-thill, merchant.— W. Johnson, of Leeds, York, inn-keeper-41. of .St: Bennett's-hilt, London, Wholesale di ' gist-- T. Haynes, of Blackfriars-road, Surrey, glass and Staffordshire weuehouseman—R. Pugh, of Kinston, Hereford, victual ler—J. Walker, Nicholas-lane, ',widen Pulidersoit's-place, Bettinal-green, Middlesex, insarance-I , roker ,Cooper, Rot liwell, otherwise Rowe 11, Northampton, farmer—T. Hail, Leeds, Turk, 'merchant. *EPITATII, 13Y WILLIANI GIVFORD,ESQ. I not one of those who lure to.eontemplate the' - frail me- mortals" of the dead, And slo' not, therefore, COUItt ti.ts Vary hours occisionally spent in a church -yard among the most snelaticlialy tints of my :life, ilot in London, this is a giatitication rarely to he found;, for, either through caution or ,suino le,ta woolly . motive, the eemetri are .closed against the 'stranger . .. ;I hare been in thil practice of passing by the Chapel hs south Aintky street., Groavenontstittere, alinatit e very day .for sereral weeks, yet nevar saw the door of the Iturying-groitnii.open 11l yesterday. I did not neglect the opportunity thus offered, ut walked in. I load it far more spacious, and airy'thaiii expected; but J. tart with nothing very uoVel or interesting till I came to a low taint), plain hat neat, where I watt both 0 tai ,,,4 apt) hy Lite. following inscription, which I behove has never yet appeared and which'seenis not, unworthy of yvnr miscellany. hf, D. January 24, Isles: , Here lies the BAY of ANN IJAVIES, -(far more than twenty yearS) .4ierrant to WtI.I.IANI GIFYOKO. •She died February 0, in the forty-third year of her 3p, ,uf a tedious and painful malady, ....which she lore 'with exesnplary patience and tesiguatlard- Her deeply-afflicted Artiste ' 6 erected this stone to her memory, as a faithful testimony of tier uncommon worth, and of big perpetual gratitude, ' respett and affection, for her long and meritorious services, 'though here unktivwn, dear ANN, thy ashes rest, tittlttives thy tutelary in our grateful breast,' Thist traced thy course tbi °ugh many a painful year, time isiarketEthry humble hope, thy pious fuer,—. Oh ! when this frame, which yet, while life remained, Thy duteous love, with trembling band, Sustained, Dioalv" ( 114 soup it must), may that blest Pow's,- Who beamed on thine, Murat my parting huut I: $o shall I greet thee where\go ills Add what was sewn in grief is reaped in Jost; Where worthobniired below, bursts into aay, • ,And those arepa wbuns liittrilt could never pay. • We copy this, from a periodical work. Such te4timonit# si t ggsl Lowy talk v. 11804/oral/lc to Cho linos awl thc ip. Ten rinViztirvlcz. J!ILF NCf P Pi RS. 3 Pains, Martert .2.-4)oring the last fortnigl4 an infamoos libel, having, for ins object to - over+ tarn the:Governnient, and replunge the cnimtty in all thc.horrors. of civil war, has been chiies. ttnely circulated under the title of the. Trieo/our . , Dtiarf. As soon . as this s,editious pamphlet got abroad, the Minister- of Police took the most wise .. and active, measures to discover its origin helms beth completely successful.' An attentive examii. nation of the typographical characters of . after several searches, led to the discovery of the founder of the types,. This person declared that lie • 'tabloid them to printers at Troyes, tit Augers, and several other cities. #resh proofs obtained, it its said, in consequence of, the arrest of the printer Babeuf,son of the notorious Graechusßabeuf, of re. volutionary, mernory, executed at Vendome in 1796, led to an order to examine the printing-houses at Troyes. Last Tuesday an Inspector General of _Police set off for that city, and by hit exertions the printer of the Pricolaur Dwarf Was arrested its the very act of printing a second 'number, the manuscript of which was seized and sent to Paris. A great part of the first edition was also found in the same office. This first disco% cry led to that of the authors, editors, publishers, &c. of this criminal writing. 'One of the authors - is, named Dairy. Babeuf was.ertiployed to send the manuk Scripts to 'froyes,'and to receive the copies which were deposited at Paris. The.suspeeted persons • will be sent - before the Provofal Conrt. We are assured, indeed - , that, pfeSied by' the force of the proofs ...avirich. arose agains,t them, they all con. leased utithefirst interrogatory. By a new act of inexhatistible clemency, 'the King has just frielyiardoned ten individuals who Were condemned to imprisonment and death, for rebellion against him; by, the CoUrt-Martials at Martinique. A Spanish equadron,. ecursisting of a ship-of the line, two_ rigates anti' a brig, sailed on the sth. frotn, Cadiz., : It shaped its, coUise for the Metliter.' ranean, and is supposed to begone for Charles IV; and family. i'•• - , !taste, Fee,. 19,—Lord Rentinek is gone. This cession of Spezzia to the English is not etnnpati. ble ivith the • interests of the Sardinian Court:-.. SOch arrangements would' change the Syitem of equilibrium among the Powers of Europe., The Court of Austria and the Cabinet of St. James's lippeartoagree.sufliciently, especially if the latter siteuroito the former Italian Switzeriaa,Tor. tons, and the fortresses of Oavi and Alexandria. NAVA G N SWS DRAG, MARCH s.—Arrirett the Suffolk, Boss, from Gibraltar, Came down from the River the Java, lionutts, for India ; Jitlitts,'AurnottN, for St; Kitt's ; and remain in the Downs with the rest of the ship 4 as per last. 'Pat beck by con. Crary wind the Layton, HAFTRONTHWAIT, for Jamaica.--Wind W. POR'IIMOUT/t, 111.11tcli 5.--Arrived the Daphne: transport from Cork ; Harmony transport fir.tn London'. S died his ship Granims fur Li lb ind S.W. , " HA awlrlit, MAnett 5.---Arrived the Lady Ne pGan packet with a paystngens front CuNliav'en.--Wind NV, 3.—The wind all slay at South-crest, with sunlit gales.—The wind is now, (10 o'clock, P.:4.) ANOrth•wcst, blows hard, sand squally.---'lnn hrigs.bave atyiyed this afternoon s hut we cannot , learn their names. Our Correspondent informs us ..that soon after , )lessrs. Coorsa and Co. the celebrated Surgeons, had eStabliilled the Medical Board at Charlotte* sionse,,Blaeltfriars-roatl, a fetvof the Profession imbibed a degree of jealously, and eOrrimitted themselves, by avovving their sentiments contrary to the cli,4racter of sq liberal a Profession. Ther have, hpwever, since sbewn some contrition, and acknowledge they were not, aware of whom the Board wat.cothposed, or that private Praetitionere. attended for advice with their patients, and who are considered one of the Board during consnitai We are well, assured that thonsmitis victims ttl, improper treatment, The .I!dtdietit Board must, tberetore, be. considered Ii public benelit, and acknowledged the fountain heath - Among Counselliira , there .nrust he wisdom ; and we have no 41uubt., btu. - many liies will be pre* served by um.atis of these Gentlemen, rind that those who have been trealvils avail theinselvea of such _an c“oblklimont--- 41 4' • dicta ,Cr:eihtlemen,who, gtiend,,mit4 their littionts. are prtiont iito cosuitAtion ! , . - -