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N :, 4 1 19 DA. 44 Al • . 6d , di • I • I 04 5 th 111 ' l 4 a pr •ib•.l4 1 r~•~ k~ v FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1816. ttinntit FiRTCP, SEV.EXPENCB., . . THEATIIE-11.0YAL, DEWRY-LANE. ir' MIS PIiL,SEN ls EVENING; M.ty 17, IS I6 , Wir - Majesties' Servants will perform . , fur the lith. time, kiletv Tragedy, caned .ERTR AM i ' OK., TI-TV, CASTLE OF ST. Al.flOtIKAIO• ' , _...'fini principal. Characters hy Nlr. Kean, Mr.' Pope, Mr. ti olland, Nliss Royce, and Mrss Somerville. - After which, a 'New ;11elo-llra.natic Romance, called ' Tie MA6PIE; 011., 111 F, NI: M OF PALAISEAII, ' Doo - rs will he opened at. Half-past Five, and the Play, rie4iiiat litilf:paet six - . , ~ To.iiiiirrow, Bertram ; with Who's Who ?-0n Monday; Bertram ;,with The Magpie.--On Tuesday, Beitroin ; after %Illicit will hi• produced, for the first time, a Fairy Tale, in , Two Acts, called Ohtriiii's Oath ;-' or, 'lltd Paladin and the; Prin,:ess. • 1 - lerp.-.II.I.I4YO ! OFFIcE, !log 15, I$lG. rESHE COMiIIISSiONEItS for VICTUALLING AL . His 41,441 1 ;57,1".F Y do.hereby give Notice, that an,Ti!ursday, Instant,,4tr. lletAs, their Agent at Porismoutli., will be.rearly ,rece4ve sealed Ten den, and treat for Seven Hundred Quarters', of ENGLISH WHE AT (weighing 57165. per, bushel), for tho.servic.e of the Vidaalling Department at that Port, ,to be.answerable t.) a ;Sample that will be exhibited at his Office:, to he delivered in one - mongh ; and to be . paid for by , Bilis, payable with Inte rest, ninety days after date. . • - COMMEMORATION OF IS IJItNS. PRE FRIENDS and ADNI IRERS of ROBERT EltlltNS, in LONDON, trll DINE together at FREE , . MAS9NS' RALL; Clneen-street, Linephi lon Fietdf, ua SATURDAY,. the 25th of May, in aid of the Suhseriptiou for compieting the Monument over his Grave, now 'erecting at'Duinfriet. DUTCH, lIANthURCIH, AND rLANDittS MAILS. • • ST. PETEnBURGii, ApatL 24.--His Majesty the Emperor has , ,address.ed to., all the , Courts ,)E 'Europe a . highly interesting declaration, in which heanuounces, that the sacred alliance concluded between him and his high Allies their. Majesties the Emperor of Austria and the King of Prussia., has no other object in' view than peaceably, to found the i9ternal yappmess of States, and not only to 'confirm the most inviolable sentirnetits peace, concord, and benevolence towards all Christian nations ; but also to extend them fa . .• • • those which do not profess the Christian Weil. gion; This declaration and interretatipu oftirn sacred alliance cow - inns therefore time s y stem ct ime)Ke, adopted by our august Sovereign towarj% time 6ttoMan Potle also, and is the flout contra dietiWn of the secret views ascribed by sonme fo• reign papers to time sacred alliance. ' .• ", •PRESIDENT, • " ' ••• • The Right Honourable the EARL of ABERDEEN, K. T. STEWARDS.. •• Rt. tio'n: Lord Vise. 'Melville Francis Horner, Eiq. Rf.tion.LordVisc.Palmerstun .1, F. HUnt, Esq. Lard Arettibald klatuilton Join) Irving, Esq. M.P. Sir T. Hell, Knt. Sheriff, &c. Witliat» Jertiatt, Esq. Tlitima4 Campbell, Esq. . Alex. Key, Esq.. . • Archibmlti Campbell, k.sq , Peter Laurie, Esq: W. 11. K. Douglas, Esq. M.P. Rev. Dt. J. Lindsay Ocit.,Jaints Dunlop,' M.P.Sir J..Mitrjoriltanlts, Bt. M.P. Kirlimait Fiat-ay, Esq. M. P. _ John Nichol, Esq. . • • Charles Forbes, Esq. M.P. ' Costuo Orme, Esq. Chartes,tiranyitn. Esq. M.P, Cuutts Trotter, k:sq. G. liatliorti, Esq., . John Torino, Esq • .• • 4. c. Herriett, Esq. Commis. Sty G. Warreuiler,l3t. sary-in-Chief. - David Wilkie, Esq. R.A. Adm. SO; O. J. , .110pe, Bt. M.P.. • Dinner on Table at Six o'Clocls precisely. ' . , 14 . 4 :N. 111 40.130-ttajl of the Fiteviards 1-at flic'Etarifft4e. , Frefelthwinte Tavertli seller, l'.,rnhia ; and at• the .Murning Post, Star, and Sun New paper • Wo regard will b,r . /Aitd to ,any Tender In which the Price that: not be- inserted in wordy at length, or that skull not he delivered hVore7ehle o'Clin:k on the said. Thursday, the gar/ Instant; nor unless the Peroou who maks the 'Tender, " some Periwig opt his - behalf, attends to answer whejj v called for. 'the Conel?tions of the Contract may be seta at the Victual ling-Wee at Portsmouth. TIIEATILI s . 14.4nek1.., , COVENT , 44:4II.DEN. THIS 1 1 1tESilStreVENING,' . 41tay 17, 1816,, , ;-witi Acted - the:hew Mitstettl Play of GUY MANN F RING ; flit, TI-I.lr. GITSI"S TROMP:QT. '. ColottelManneting; Mr. Abbott i Henry Bertram, Nlr.Sin..' flair; Muoinie .iatupson, Air. LiStilll ; Dandle Din Wont, Nil.. .}:inery ; Lucy Bt;ri: %al, '!q•is-s - Stephens i . Julia Nianticting, Mi , i Mattlicw•:; f'• , -,t, Mrs. Seyrnout ; Mrs. M'Catullisb, `. 6l ts. Davenport; - N14. 4 Merrilies, Nlrs. EgertOn. ,Aftec which, the Farce of . LOVE. -1 , •••%w.• AND PHYSIC. . ... .. ; . Flexible, Mr. Mathews. • To-morrow:lhr Jealous Wife ; with CUmus.--On Monday, 1t 0n ,,,,, m i l d Juhel 1 with Alajdin; or, The Wuriflertat Lamp. —Oh Tues•lay, The Jealous Wife.-.—On Wednesday, ;1 Mid ti,unuu.,l- Niglit'i Damn ; with 'The Sleep - 'Walltr, and 1111- :das.-013 1 11itmilay. will be prtalucel- it new rragrly.(never pe:forthed iii this Country), called Adelaide; or, .11te EMI . - gs ants. . . ARMY coNTitAct. CoMilli!,sary in Ciiiers 01lice, Great Cetire . Street, London, May aottia. N OTICE is hereby given to ail Persous de- . sirous of. Contracting to supplyl3RE.lD tu 4110 ut his, %lajesty's Laud Forces in Csntownents, - Quarters, and Bar: racki,. as may be, rrquired- in LONDON, and its Vicinity. This Ply was published, iu m.o. price •II B. I,S TABE Ac. By S. T. 'COLE RIDGE.. "Tout Wild anal singularly original and 1 4 entitiftil Pqem." . Priutrd for John Murray, Albemarle-street. Bitrristi , FIRE OFFICE, London, May RI, 181 a. ;:rollete,..iii;livrebyt h riveti that a GENERAL .1.1111 COtitri• of PROPitIEI'ORS will be holden W ED NKSOAVithe 'll9th•Dak.af'May inst. at 12 o'cloelt'at Noon, at their (Kee in the Strand, when a DIVIDLND will be de clued for the Half Year ending. at L'Ady'lUy last. TLa Chair Will betakell at Opie 0'0 . 04 rteeisely. Secretary. Thitt the Deliveries are to commence on and for th e 25th day of June next= that Proposals, writin, sealed up and marked " Tender fur Army Supplies," 'will he reeetreif at this Office on or: before nieiday, the 4th 'clay of said manth attune (but none will he received after Twelve o'Clo;:k Ott that day), arid, i(sent by bust, the pestagltoust A N - Octavo Edition 'of Mr. PARK's LAST • .11 . .101m,NEY and LIFE, anti of his former TRAVELS in th,, , INTEruoR of A.FitleA, will he published in a few days. The Volumes will he sold seperately, price Us. Printed fur John Murray, Albemarle-street. , , ALL 1.0151 7 ,Y PRIZES: . FIFTY CAPI I'ALS'STILI, IN TI-I& WHEEL. NEYT.W/IbNESDAY: Ciintraetor Cly the present State Lat,t, . begs . to infant . ' de Politic, ' th at NEXT WED NESDAY. tvitlit . e.thcLiit - Thty.ot Dra*itig but 0 oe. The following is thi. State of thj-Wheel,:, I ..,. Prizes of — I .30,040 •tre I .60,0 0 .0 t b 6 ' W . , 2OOO 6 , l .; 17 Is . , — •• ltl o -:•• • - • l,aoo • . &e. &e. &c. The First-draien -Vrize above 5601. ntrist'be at least 0,0001. and may be t aa,Oupi, . . Warranted undrawii*Ttclicts'an Stiii.'eA' are now selling by the Contractor, T. BlSti,. 4, C.4tilail I, and 9, eilarillg-crus; al 1/ his Agents•throughont the United Kingdom. ' EXCELLENT WINv.S. No. to, sNOW-1111,T., und 310, OX FORIXS - Tit LET, . C()NIMEILCIAL LINLE, \VINE CONI , P.INY have the pleaiure to inform' the Public, that at their Coxterrls til.k,ve, slut -Oreler4t,ti'atty of their_AgearS itt the CO . tittl Ey. way stilt be had the genuiise ‘lrinei of that 1;1e/write Viotugs, )512, Tlie wlsieh• is of tilt Fira Isilvetattots, the &vow.' Importation, .443. Fee D02e41 . Fine tit.oOt New Posts, flAt. per Pipe. Supersor Cape tll4sleira's,, of high Flavour,. stout quality, $.19. - per D:,Sett. SillArularly-delitate ibit'ffivoured'CapiVin 4fr Gr4te, Bottles, 4Stsi, per PoZett., .r# stuafl tea t'uti! v of Stventteti Years in not tie,' stis. 'ter Dozitt ; with thet fintAt. !tom Ports, Ma- SherFys, Mahosey's, M 054.1 1 .5, Chum. c;iti Iso produced fur Sale, ail at their ostiAl low grit rt. , . • 'Nit. A4iron Qtiantity of . ifititt partie'ulatlyttigh-fiivourerl Huck. 40 Years old.. ' l• ••• • • ' ' This Any wera , po?)lialt*d, by two l'ob r ) ,!c { ., ' , ', „, ' , ' :, ' , ' ,. 9 .. l3 ,, 9 ,,, i , ' : l A, B l44 4 o ) r e 's c4 c! i lr l :l e it ti nTXPOitlitg at some of t he mu: - erous Mis-stateinents and plisrepreseo " tai )t)T' t co;ituilieit in 4 Pamplitt CoMmotils ltnnwn by the " n 31011( Mr .11Ioefy.it's Patuptilyt, entilied Tlito,4rtits',&e." and " A Defence of the 11 fur thy il,egist r;:tion of Slaves." 131•JOY.PII AlAttltYA'..„ E• 4114.1. P. Agent for Grenittla. • : Prititeq toe J. NI. Ltioliardson, Corottill, opposite Itoy.ll CAtttNe; rind .1. Iti4way, In:l r a k,. he Ivid, fourth Edition of Thoughts on the Al) Jlit it;lt'Of Trade and Ciellization of Arica; With itetioas on the Aft real'. institution, Ind an- Ex4ioina., lion of the Iteport of their Committee, recommending a Go. *rat it-Ogistry , of slaves is Alto British %Veit India Wands. " Nlontrer crux gni sc perthmt duns la considera tion di' passe."—St,moNnt. Ult. COOP IV:+ M2O:CAI. BOA 11,1),. (3-lilitLUlTii ' HOUSE, IILICKFIIWIS-ROAD, The salutary elect of this-INSTITIi 110. N is manifest from _ttu folio %ing very Extraordinary Cure se.tifiritlon to wit. - • 'TOE'S JACKS'ON, of the Borough of Srittlir.vark, Itrolrer, 'Turkel!) oath and laith, that l a the ,Yr ,, r LRI hi; W.is nitlielett With 4 dangerous disorder,' stud rra,t'iiculy seventeen trinntlts under the, care of several rstpectable SoNeons , , seithont , obtaining any relief. The diso.tie rapidly ittcreasing t his likbeing iu clangor, lie was t e coin:trended CO Dr. r.'oatlet Medico' Board, Charlotte House, 31 taLlifrtat.' Ito. 1.!, Allele the progress of, thserrse was itotne -dintely stopped, avtru he was .oori restored to perteat health, which, be the (iod, : he sWI etnoys, hereby de viaring, that in statjn; these facts, he is ittttuenced by no alter motive thin a graerfut return far so miraculous a cure, and the duty he utit fellow c4-e hi res (sagnetl), JOl IN JACI‘SON. Witnesses present, "r. M. Laivrenet, 95, 111.,:.....!imr 'Feet. llorotigh. ' 1 Charlotte-street, Bluehfriars'Road. " 3 s hottus I)ar4v St. Mbelta.tl's-allay, • Curnintl, " StV4)l n itt the Ma.ision-house, thin 9th :.ay of' March, 1810tie,foreute, Cl r tiitrtizr!) 'c tr wont), yor;" ./(1111,4040-t , anwn , fact, that'thnusittnis victitns to,dis '*ll4 44. o.o,,iutting illiterate men : this induced Coupe!, ndir,ll,' *.6or g s olts of thirty year. experience 1 .1 !embers if collel.-;e of Surptims" in London and Edinburgh. -is ... ( iPlieittNi s Lit pf atet, to ristablish Medtcal Board at itti.otit-Hatt e, Great Cbarlotte-street, oppJsite the Rev. rwitAand Chapel, illtiihrriari-rolrd, London; an til t)d I, l4 kietkrthpfutuntittrie l'hysibiatts hare since been added to sao d ar NTedical d 11 . us `he 'Mention of those, who have, te • to improperly treated, and part eit all) t lost. I tt, *4ll 'itliattirVi, I. rovers, SiSroptitilm " , . e rvans Dis 44!rs, usivin* /44na %tun etiolates, .Ittvelnie burtlieletintrt, 611 4 Erupti,,,,t I._ C , end luniv, sore eye , i, ul terated throat; month; and nose, lii.)isi•tars, .d ea loess, Conte... Ad sight, pains in the head mot limbs, trt.ryttarntly - itiistaketr her thettuttnisra, ivraltneis in the knees, nodes on ,wl1: 7 swelled unties, &C. are symp a• toms frich up , - Years after, awl ttoo often des! row donie.t le happiness. Cooper hint tltr. cdtistilt;ti daily 1) 4/1 .ranics'of rrolite, from Twelve till Sight; or iry l et t e r , insist a t. (tut 1 10 others are answered% staling t heir east., NS two Mem tine „ Aturiee are sent to all riarts of the The I, ▪ i ▪ ±ev "rim Was cured with hoar burtitint or cuttiog; and ` , 41 :to gratis tin Tite3day, Thor4dity, nod Sunday tWeIrC N. A side Oar and piieuto rinuns fur Females. Coope patittiti‘eS L.ta`nlistn‘: . nt for the ar.- sh 2 ,l„ of Females who*. ,ntiti.tion requires rettrt mat 1 41 1 -1 their Accuuclietnent, anti Multi:al Gen:lt:mere who - at - "h ;Isar rietieutti are rri teat at the cotsultativti. Each Proposal must have the bettor is annexed to the ',Penitr prOpurly tilled up, by twoj. l: gsatis of knmen pro perly engaging to become hound with :he Party tendering iu the amonnt stated in the printed Pilf6culars for the due per formance of the Contract; and up ,Proposal Wilt he netieed 'unless ;nude on a priated Tender ) ttua the price expre,sed in words at length. Particulars . of the Contracts may be bad upon application at this (Vice, between the hours of Eleven and Five, where may be seen Samples of the Flour and Bread.betweeta the liatirs of Twelve and Two. WANTS a Sitivition My GA M E' REPPott, all "a`ctiv6 -ularried 'Mau, who has a thorati;ll V V knowledge of brattdinit u 4 retiring Gause. , by hand; destroy and training of Dogs, and j 3 a go,thi shot; pertectlylintlerstands'Fisli anti Fisiiirte; hits la,ca nine Tears in his hot situation, which he has just loft, and has been in full practice, and can lace a t oad character. .I.ctters itilderSseci, post paid, to T.,,Post °dice, Fordingbridse, Hants, will be 'duly attended tea. WANTED, about 20 or 23 Miles from Lon don, to rent on lease or to purrhase, a HOUSE Or co rrar4F., rultsisu ED or UNFUIiesaSHELY, - isont.iiining five best bed-rooms with tolerable convenient. ofrices„ a. osd garden, and 90410'1;1nd. 'Very little aecolurwalxtioo for sta lling or carriage required. No place of an espei , siv4.l kind , Ono runtl.village-bywhich stage* pass will br preferretl.—Letters, with all particulars respectkg.the si tuation. tin distance from London, from the neatest village, and front the road, the number and site or, Aiptirt,4ritti, the, state ut repair, the rent or prietionAthe taxes, to , be ad dressed to U. F. at Mr. Newsmao, Little Ormond.. Street; Queen-square, Bloomsbury, Loudon. EsTAltustiED SI&TEEN .YE AILS. 7111 E PUBLIC are respectfully invited to an inspeauiti of yea) , large ft:itl clie.ip titoelt of ~HlltTiti(i and - Sin I.ETING . CLOTHS, now on - Sole at No. 4, the South side of .11lootnshurp-iquare. Tht Coniptiny, froin the nal twe of their Estalitishinents here and io IteJand, ofttr to the Coran.t pity the aboyt' Articles much Cheaper and better than they eon be procured through any other medium. Their LitiLois are bleached a-Oder their own inspection, with out the help of Aeids; they w.irr int their durability and lour, Ami etipgi-to retain the Monti' shaului a fault appear. Country Orders faithfully attended tn. ' • • - - A;ettts : John Doopran, No. 4. Bloaaishary-srynare, Lon-. don John Doyle, N0..31, St. Mary's Ahhey, Good Dills on Ireland, and lianti of Ireland Notes; tikhn' in payment for r hinen, ar di.contord. This Day .s . as published, it} 3 rots. limo. price H. 4c. boards, rriIiLIANTIQUARY ; a Novel, by the Author 'of'' Waverley and Cloy Manneriug," Printed' for . I.ougturta, Hurst, tiers, Orme : and Brown, rutetuuslet-row ; Conqable and Co Edir,burgh. (Il whom may be bud. Wavedeti -o t, 'TiSSisty sines:4.3 rots. 11. Is. Guy Nttunetitig; Or, the Astrologer, 3 v 01 5 .., ts. • This'Day were published, pried go. and 2, of T 4 F,CTURES on the PHILOSOPHY of MO tiPiTOIIY, delivered in the Univirrt;ity Drib liii,by GEORGE; MILLER, I).D. M.R.I.A. Ileci o r of.,l)er ryvtOan, and !Ate Fellow or . Trinity Colleg, Publin, and Lectitrer u 0 Moderil Hionry. Printed tor John Murray, A.lbemarle4trea. CUING'S IVOKNI LOZENUES. IVORNIS are allowed to be the most frequent y. sources .of Children's Diseases: their. SymThitOuis everyPnrent should be acquainted with. They occasion Loss of Appetite, a Paleness of the.Pice, Emaciation, and eta irre- , gular.state of the Bowels, attended with violent Pains; they bring on Convulsions, af f ect the growth of the Hod!, and often prove fatal by ending in a Consumption or Decay. Muth as a Preventative and Cure for these alarming f.:omplaiiits, Litt alcove excellent. Medicine Jr allowed, On the testimony of some of th e highest Characters in this Country, to have no Their public approbation, given to the Proprietor, from a.pprsunal knowledge of its eilieacy In their own fami lies, .:starups its Merits beyond competition, and gives x sane ti.ni to it which nO other Siedicine of the kind can hoist. Sold at Ntessrs. Boiler and. Sons, No. 4, Cheapsidr; Loa iUn ; in pathetic, at is. lid.; nod in Buses, :it 2•14. 9d. and ad. c.Lch.; and els., by the principal Buel.sellers and Medicine Venders in every 'Vown. pEOPLE of evcry rank pay adoration to the *twilit; of Wedlock; but, where the Constitution has been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit, contracted at an early age, a renovation of stability previous to : entering that state indispensably requisite to revive the _slumbering sparks of lite, and to reanimate the system. For no disorders have rootributed more essentially to destroy Hymeneal happiness than those which are the consequences of tingoarded pleasure. It was this consideration which in* duced Messrs. Ct:ttlilE and CU. Surgeons of eminence and high puole,sional attainments, Members of the Royal Col lege, of London and 1 1 ,dinburgh, to present to the Public the result of flinty years experience in the Cure of Venereal Comitlaints, and those Debilities and Deficiencies which unfrequentif prevent ur iiiihitter the matrimonial state. lit the raviolis gradations, from recent infec.tion to conartned lazes, their treatment comtuaitils very often a speedy, and always a radical Cure. lit dubious'xitscs, their long and well airAttgrel experience gives them a promptittide of decision that secures the Patient from being niereuriabeed out of his istence, ur haring h's constinition undermined, and. the vi tal principle destr,,yed by a latent, hut insidious &seam, in a blind and fatal confidence io'sludlow Pi ctenders. In Mil. runs Diseases, Vascular Itetaxation, and Molly of the Or gans, orising from excessive indulgence, insalubrious eh, or solitary sensuality, their practice gives new,life and etier,u to the sPitein, even in cases which ate verging on de 'spair. .Strictuses . :nnti tithes. deraineemants of the•Mrethra, they remove in ar : mild and rtfrt tual :Ammer. Slight and' re cent cases of Venereal tnte4ioii aro pored ism the shun period of two days. to the tebtile' Sex be consoliitory, to know , thatthey may he cured of thwe Debilitiok which d e i e At conception, and of connubial felicity. Patients treated aah condone, delicacy, and inviolable .g. relY. M essrs. Currie Cit. may he conWi rya evirY tidy, at their house, inn Hatton-g irtleit.—f-etters'froat the-Country, stating minutely the case, *ode of living, &O. ,iollii Itemittence for Advice aiiit Ntediciites, will' tut tivatula r ,itb studious attctitiutt.:-.No. 107, liattoolpt,,lcii. Thi's Day wat published. handsomely printed in TwO lama' Visit:roes, Octavo, illustrated with upwords 14 thirty En— glarings. price 2s. 21. in beards. •• OURNAL of a TOUR. and ItESIDENCE in BRUAIN, during the Yentillllo and./311. By -A FRENCH With &marks on the - ClJoutry, its Arts, Liitratur; and 30 on the. Manners and Custoinc;ot its inhabitants, Arehibald Constable mi d Liho, uri. o l.; 4 „4 I,,,,niiivizt,lierst, Rees. Grine. ,and London, cvnimenti Atria Wurk as aiipirpi(r in its kind. s rS ire than unitising, it i, nfteil'Eiscinating : wore than informiniz, it often weals tint!) to the philosopher, in a &Owning. . style, (occasionally brilliant, with autithabis and wit." — Month!) Review, April 1814 i. This Day was published,. ht 4 vo i la, 19.w0. Nice 18s. bouidt, the ith Edition of ii ADD EUS (if IVA. R SAW.. A Novel. if y Mt„ PoitTER, , . " Tibiedkius is a wait iirgvoius, vattil has nothing to, fear at the caritild bar tif taster he hks tu receive the precious !need, of sympathy 'from evoiy Reader of unsophistie u tad s eu ti t oent Lind Ber. " This Work has ittureauerit than :can be ascrib e d t o th e cross'', of productions of this .class, acid inculejtes virtttous and Magnanimous sent i ments:":—M . Rev. Printed for Loop:tan, Hurst, Reis, Orme, and Brown, Pattrriester-row. Of whom may be had, by the saw! Author, The Scottishotniieft, 3 Pols: Viotti. price 11. 15s boards. Alio'sburtly will be putslished,• bx the same Authur, The Pastor's Fireiitle Novel . la 3 vols. 12tuo• • This Day was published, In'Quarto, price 21. is. 'yolume the Second, of • T HE -HISTORY. OF ENGLAND, By SHARON TURNER, P.S.A. Containing the 1 tinory of the Reigni of Edward T. Ed ward 11. Edward 111. Rieliurrt H. Henry IV. and• Henry V.--;• Also the History of Religion in England—The Ili4tory of English Portly, and of the English Language and P ose Literature. • • Printed fur Lnngmau, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Patrraoster•rnw. Of whum may he lead, by the same Antlior, 1. HISTOItY of ENGLAND, from the ~imam Con , guest, to the- Aecession of Edward the First. price. 11. las. boards. 2. The HISTORY of the ANGLO SAXONS, comprising the itistoty of England •p to the Norman Conquest, .itt Two : Vol.. 410- the Second Edition,' price aL as. boards. This Day was published, Itt Bro. prier Ilts, hoard*, the Fifth Edition nf , 11101SYCHU; or, the LEGEND of LOVE ; andother POEMS. :•• By the late :I.lra. HENRY TIGHE. With au %left i sm Portrait of the Author,. Printed fur Lougtuiti, Hurst, Rees, Oritir,.stid Brown, Pateruoster-row. - a hew Copra trf the Quilt, Edition nuty be had, price 1L ll*. Od. boards. ..,. " For elegance of design and accuracy of , execution this touch exceeds any poetical CuilipasttiOti of the present day. While.lliv-ficarts of our coullteyliteh dial! heat atthe oweetet soUittii of their native fasignAge, conveying its Natant die tstes tliY feelings of the isureat 1 1 11100111. in -I.IIIK shall this 'tale of:Psyche dwell esti s, aini they ;hull think the angel ail! is spe4iiihic."—.(Mantitly it:evil:le, Oct. ISI 1.) in FIE QUARTERLY it EVIE‘V, No. XX ‘'.lll. -IL will be PUBLISHED TO-SlititttaW. CONI' EN TS, 1. Stme of Society in the 111044114 of Beotitstßl, tine Rebeliion in 174 h Culloden Pisoms, puttlisited front tho origi ll ats is the possession of Onticatt Gew - ge Pathos, of CIO' buten-4. Tit: Tragriltes vt Vitituitt trtinilated by Charles Lloyd--3, Pek.suoat Niirrutive of 'fravols to noctial Regions.. of tne Nva , ' ijoittinaot, tly Alextoniet.. Hootttoldt-4. 'the Fair Italie! of Cidebele,. a. Cornitit 1 enee--3. 4.1 History of lurentiont and Discovorles, briotat Bealint.ton-4. Sertoos by - Aroltthald 'Caw Story Of Rimini, a Poem, by Leigh Honr,--41.11te substmtee of tiptoe Leiters snittett by an I , ;nglitknnan resident at Perin during the lait Reign of NlAptileott- , --9. Tootlitietuni Narrn tive of hoLiert letio was- wrecked ,!tat titx: Western Cast of Afriya ; was detained three year itt Skye-I'Y by Zhu limbs of th e Greta Desert, awl I'4:sided sever-Al ttionthe thatteritut in the City elf Tmfattiotuo— tO, Cost ret tit vi vant , * par K. Peatit- r t t. The Politrit;4l. Life of.Viecoolll 11 qritigt , .to t. Elgin -Morales t _Report 5: oat tier. teet-I;ont L aittte 114 the I'.;tri of &t lin ured Marbles, Ste. klin Rd tor Jwitti tiatrqs; albeutarle.sitixt, London. BERLIN, MAY 7.--Onr Ambassador at,t he Copti . of Great Britain, the Minister of State, Baron It cobi Kloest, has asked for.his,recal, to spend the rest of his days .in repose. He has served in the diplomatic line 34 years. COPENHAGEN, MAY Royal COMIlli3S:011 . . 13 named, to enqnire how far the entire freedom of trade, as well fpr Denmark as for foreignerit, would be useful.. It is not. yet certain %:bctihiit. the tlade to Iceland will be laid open to all mi. lions. . , There are non , five printing 7 offiees at Christia. etia, formerly there were only, (me. BRUSSELS, MAY lE—Several Genit4A anti superior Officers belonging ,to, the several Corps of the right wing of the Army of Occapatinn, who have been to Cambray to confer with the iiukts of Wellington, are now gone back to their quer tern. The Dade is still at Cambray, ,and is year much employed. In the course or the 7th Rita t%th, he.. dispatched numerous couriers to Lon.. don, Paris, Sedan, and Alsace cOtislderable changes will be made in the iinsitions of the Allied army, bur tritli no other view than to relicv,l 1 1 1 1S:tr.- inttcreted moo 1_1) , the presence of the troops. Meantime the Bri, tiih'troops cantoned iu Picardy and Artois are al. ready clot nging their poiltionst The ,number of men returning to England is uoW stated to be as hi4h as 3000, and that of those that are expected from En g land, and some of whom are already arg t rived, from 4to 5000. The same letters state ..that it is very uncertain whether the Duke of Wellington- will go to England ;it st ti n ts that he will 60011 go back to PariS, .and in the Month of June inspect the whole line from Givet to Colmar., Letters from Lille state, that in the towns of the Department of the North which ti r e n o t occu ., pied by the Allies, some regiments of infantt y and cavalry are expected, - which have been orga nised in Normandy and Brittany, They are par ticularly to increase the garrisons of Lille, Donay. and Art as, without however exceeding the bum -ser fixed by the Treaty of Paris. The chief cause of this . increase must be looked for in the rims*, sit y of relieving. -the National Cuards, who titillt do the ditty with so much real. The'Custom-liouse line,on the side Of France is to be strengthened, lit order to oppose a more eifeetual'obstaele to the smuggling. BRUASEI., MAY 13 r , , ,..Thts - .English regiments of Cavalry which are to quit the Omit 'tts rettirn to 'England hare received counter orders. The exo traordinary events, which have just threatened.. again the tranquillity of France, are doubtless connected with this new measure. In several provines ofFrance., about Paris, tilt.' eternal artisans of troubles anti revolutions have spread a report, that in the month of May a Ile* revolution, Wouihi break out in that unhappy kine dotn. -Severe measures are taken to repress this' audacity. . ' Un•ttr, the (lovtrnment of littonapßrte J Lciena,the bruther.in.law (11 Maret, Duke of Bassamo, 1)86 been-ntimed Bishop cat Liege. This prelate iu now in this city.. VIENNIk, 1.1b,Y 2.-a-The redaction of the ertny, ordered by the Government, is airelitly in u great niensure executed thelnn:ses mid the magus ints are sold or belling. Never for ureic 30 years pat:" was the Austrian army more completely ou at peoec establishment. '11)113 the Govern/Dent Can CM pl4l Well its resnarcc, in, the atatel +nntiun of tttf antl execute whatever it Undertake, is r this purpose with tin cvnfitithcc tteecsary to suc..