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Alerclionts, Cdplitios, Atitt . the Trade, supplied on adtan. 'Fstis terms. . - •, . 1i)1,‘...t-I,ktVl,, 1 4 .111..LARD'A FAST INI)IA,WAIt4:IIOI7SES, • , No. 16, CHEAPtiIDE.. i • Ir!DIES h .1 V 1114 Illi)re.Ptgi.elaS (W t! in they.haV 4 occaskon forotlay exchange thee* for othet.tivode to ad raiiiiir,e, or reeeivK their utmost 4.tllti• in CAA, hi.epPlYilat n 4 above, whareAha greateAt varietrolay ha kiipeeted,at the firAt prices, together with it peculiar choice of chriJti Itnit.t. Oohs of ditto, in Cashmire, - A14414, Telier , f, Sic. together Orith the new Polandke and Sel.ivord;Lo '1'1 . 41-0144c 'bevel. ..,. . ..' tun of pimicrtlar snot 14 . 6 II t' l. l ; Marshal Soult, who onnr, with his family at Dusseldorf, hal reistived the assurance that he shall soon be struck out 'ot the list Of Proerip; riots, and reinstated in Ilk rank of France would utidOithtedly recover in one of i " most able comt»anders, whose political, of., [ekes itisiardi the Bourbons itfe surely less con4l - those, for example, of'llsrs Sucher;' who has-been tfgrtin received into favour, and of whose conduct. in March, 1815, an interesting acotrut has been publiilted.- According to titre inteptted - iiigmet;tation of the rench striny, every leginieut of infantry will he raised to 1000 melt, .and every !egiment of cavalry to 601) men ; great, complaints have lately been made again respecting the VeiatioutcOndo et of the Ft ench Custom-house Officers on tbeStviss frontiers ; and it is a tact that they bait. not pi oreedvd with such rigour at HOY period ifitltira these last 20 year's. Vet still large cnitiigoments of foreign goods are suniggled into France. For some past the roads leading,to liesancon and 'Lyons are covered with convoys of l‘ileryitillielt are removing from.,the French frost: tier fortiessesiOto others, in the neighbourhood of Nvhich there are no, allied troop. A great (ran • titY Of heavy artillery has ~arrived at IlesAocon and Grenoble ; it come chiefly. from • Metz and StrAsborg, front which place 3 all the artillery that , s not nb , ohitely necessary is to be brought away. The ammunition is removed in like manner. A nnat al depBt of artillery and.ammiinitiou is esta blished at Of leans, which receives likewise a great A nAntity of artiilery coating front the northern Anti eastern departments. The French cannon tounderies and inanniactories of arms are busily yluployed in order to repair, its far as possible, the immense losses sustained at the campaign in 1815. are few !minim lissociatiuns.hetter coliatitwed 'halt • , . i illose.a , the'sm tigglevi lhOtigli divided ill' to in. leper lent 'cornpatget, the genet al. spirit tends to the'-itine object, 'amt . : they are boUnd tbgether by oneliertottoo interesti; Iln , uritical , tiloment3 they , all nearcti togeOier Ander ,i4i!e booll ( !er; they shtille wirtiou! . jealousy the dan.;ers, the honours, anti dots profits of fileVictorY. It is innio3 . sittltto'fii the number of their cot'- ' respondents, disguited. onder .every fottn, . in, this 4frins and villagst i okthe font kingdonss of. A mi tt =. fitsiu, of the secret patroirs'of all ranks; of whole fentilies tkat subsist by smuggling. , The true' . 1 k nights .ot the order, .wlio ectittr the conntry ,OA horseback,„ armed at all paitics; whose dress indie. rates cpmliry, and openly prtvoltet the dangers ciE Wsr,' could form a re;,l,inlet4t tii:Ovalry, that is Cu say, *corp.' of 1000 or 'l'2o6,inettilivell equipped. They recruit therthelVes 1 and no, person is Ad m it, tedinto their raiii,s without ..suilicieut trial. , As to their etplipmein, it is tinly'fine, aryl no part of it must he omitted, eiccept on certain occasions. when the, nature of the service. Itnperiunsly re-. crtires it. , • . . . This milltlry and conitne . rcial asintlasticin has its agents, its clerks, and its , Couniing.ltouses, at .Gibrahar. Light vessels,,.coisters of all .sizes,, keep up the most activecommunicstion. Lawst dictated by reciprocattidvantage are establiilted, and most religiously observed. At Otte' 0f Alm . gates of the English takti asuitable place is, krof. :vided as a depot fur „the arms of the smugglet 'going to the market, . When admitted into the interior of the place•he is 11611011 g hit! a peaceful trailer ivorthy of every confidence. Ile purchases all the manufactured commodities that Spain doe% not furnish i fie sells all that is forhidden.to be exported froin t he Pettit - Isola. . The balance 'is eel'. vainly nut itiifavoneof Spain:' A thousand vessels ready to sail receive die goods. The duties of . tonnage arc known. . Two, three. or four smug • gicis accompatif dileir merchandise....-The master of the vessel. does . not •know, till he gets Out to sea, to what place he is bound. Intelligence ha*, peen previously sent, and the armed batothristenit to the point of the coast which has been deiig. noted. If the vigilance of rite Custotn•lionsoi oilicers, it the preseni.'.e of the troops of the line, solely destined for this kind of watf.ire, ,preveut th e l‘tridiug:,' it is only alcferred : they put back to Gibraltar. 'rids feinth it attended .with nE ,rent inconivenienciei i it is not till attei., the ihnd di,inpoin,ment of , this kind that ther are, obli.,4ed to, 'pay' exportation duties, t' it the goods were shipped for the first. time...-. Every thing. is .provided and .arranged for the toutuat i advan . tage of the parties interested. WheiA the landing is effected, the Smugglers, tits ,• have conic train theAnterinr, - hastily cart r fJtr ea the packages, the dimensions of which ate. so dirt.' trivet, hat the removal'of them may lint he (fon blesome. Tobacco, velvet, cottims, litee,', Usu.. keen, and the prodUce of Nil the Hoglkh Ililiiftt4 factures,.are thus -conveyed in a moment lion) the: sea coast to, the inaccessible otountains of Anita. lusia. The packages are carried away without examinatlnnl . their Sentinels are divided in dm most scrupulous tnanneti, in West intpenetrablik retreats: There each fectives.'what belongs tot, him—what hos been owned by his customets.—. There theslighteSt charge of dishonesty writild be instantly decided upon without appeal ;. the smal lest breach of trust woulil ,he fatal to hint .whro This Day was published, ST; CLYDE ; a ThreC mice 134. hoards. . ! ; I.3reatlo.s the're a Man with soul so dead, :Ul:never to hall] said, - • 1 0 . 1h.is.ls my nine, InV nalare laud Whlnii heart has ne'er'Withiti him burned; Al.l,put4 his foowteps behterf turned, „ From Wandering on s foreign strittid." • Rott. .1.40d0n c Printed for Gale and Fenner, Paternoster-row. i . .. •T...•tsir Tliti;• KING'S 1101" A t, I,3LTI'ERS - I;ATENT.. 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Iowa; di a highly ie• i t : 'l,.l..'table contieethin forbado Min to otter his Nledicizie . puli.. 1 t ' ‘ l) :' ' 110 " 1 g: I'o4ol . l6i:it Imintesi, 'bo nu longer. li,e.tat es !ield to the impuounities of those numerous frietids who Nile themse lvec'etperieneed, and , seen , in others, the benefit At'iisitig from the use of tlie Tincture in eery obstiume eases, i Pur inilliy years' the Pro tibial' . has di , tribilied his Medicine • Trutt:tom:ly. f.; I• P f e deirrirtimi, including that ' tlistrissitig speeie ° s u , g t ' i ' le' 9 l-14 1 7c71n' Cotig I, itare yi; Wed tai its utitlgtick;,sols...m,iit, ilidee,d,phawbeett its etticiicy, that lie cau w1,Pc41,,,A•111 confidence to a discerning Public, fully aiiured, lhittltite NI.: IV LONDON if.O.llGll . TCT INURE' u cud' an li'be , fairly tried to ensure it 9• C 011111101! SIICCt SI. The N'opriet o r Ciithoi-putili.b fictitious CitSCq of CUM', but ThP"lt'tqli to.gisa zeal, ad t ,iresscs to any one who will apply tu li iiii.—.Letfe rs 'to li e ` post paid. ,s ^ i 9 liktlicilecile-atno ret4ll, :a4,45. fiti, the .hnttle (stamp iu cuuleil) 111 the Proprietor, 6, Little Warner-street, Clethen -I‘4ll.l!Ftml-atity be, had by hiS appoilit went, of Mr. kV. Rey :,',ll'l',l.i7, Oxford-street i Mr. Johnston, GB, • Corihiil; Mr. Kni.;:lit, itroggist, 11, Norton Petlkiter; 'Mr. .1. S. Callum, 11, Snot h iiiiiptiyif-strcetc, Clunheiwell ; ,sir. . liurilett , 14, Parliu -luent.teet , I ; ;a, y,lil Mr:Sanser, Vte Bacon, Oxford4tteet ;', Mr. Culk, 2 9 , Flet-sti act ; 4, 8 11 1 r d, ii " 1 ", l':ditiburgli;" :Mr. P. 1.!. rsall, 331,. i-ligh H ol born, 'IY The . most wen respectable-ders Au Towti nuCoun try,; whet'', may he had, Toweri's Stomachic F i siciice, f‘nr na g" dis ulders, Ilatidenev, fitintitig, ;toil hysteric . affectio,,i. ......-_____ . . . . . - 'This day It seat oubliShed, one iolume 86,-priee 15q• b"urtis, oPoRt i'ront the :SEI.AF.C;I .COAI M ITT F.: ...; of the HOUSE of COMMONS, appointid to inquire into the Education of the :.Lowe , Orders in the MetropuliS, with the First, second, Third, and Fourth Report of the Mi nutes of Eiiitenimtak'en before the Committee.. Ordered, by the Howe of C.onutions tOw printed. To which are subjoin ed, au Addenda, and a digested Index. London: Printed for Gale and F e nne r , P a t ernos t e r , eow. Where way he had, I he Secoud,Third, and Fourth Reports, price. 10s. holrits,to - tomplete sets. - • This Day was Published, Price 7s. plates . ,. 121110 . 4 boards, •Fiftli 'Edition, enlarged and improved. SHOU'rEtt'S GUIDE, or colr4;lutt. S COl/1 pa 11 410 ; t 1:1 i COM e ou View of the Gaon. Laws; a description of the variiiti kinds o Dogs, thi• •!best unide of breding, r rearing, stud then' ; oti account of the Diseases to they: are liable, an the beds` tbeth.ds c t /:tare. Directions for tioius.., Pm intige, ‘votificucli, Snipe, 43are. and WitdDuch. Shouting, with particular instructions for the Juve it ite Spats man; iod touch miscellaneous infornia:iost till! choice Of Guns, Outi:powder, Shot, &c.&e. !!. 11-10M.1%:, ' London : Primed for Gale and Feltner, Paternoster-row.' HISTORY OF ISsECTS. This Day wni the Sedond Eiliti6n, enlarged . • autl i.qrovetl, iBl. of N li;III.IOIYUCTiUN EN i'ONIOLOGY . ; Ilk. or; ;Eletileras ‘ , l the IC'atural 1-16t,iwy of lostiels. By N 1 KtIV.SY, And WiI f yrk•NI . SPENC . E„ Esq. le, - . V'tllllllle the illustrated by (:•ontirettelates. ri'ork is intended as .t geaeral and popular History 0: :1 ' 110.4r0 4, ..nt voluitiA .ce,viiiit Ai( -the in thi!! oceabipil, the hi:MAO s derived from the iamitrphoses they undergo, their alreethol for t win yimatf , their varions kind - ; Owl, WV), the 1i10.1.111 h. WI , Wit . they pu w . cure it; allescription ot their nahitatiimq. - The . two remaining volumes W7ll. be given with all rune nictif aii'd it is hoped will he equaily iiitercstoig that now pititlishod„ • Vrint,il for Loogitian, Flnrst, , Rees, .'.lrine, and Brown, Pecrooster-raw. • - • swiTzRat,AND, AUG. 12.--The ao.counts rioiii various pits of Switzerland still speak of the 1111 - -4)) (MR'S caused by the itiondat ions. Of whom may had, I. An Appenilix to thi? I:fr+it E.'iliii m, comp! i.i.,tr Ow :,,1,1, tlOO4l Meter Oserted it, tlue,' , .t.:bnil 1.1 , 1il Imo, pi icc. is ~, I. ' l .l. 14fonograitL'kis Apitto 4siviite. ~By the Rev. iy. Kii 4,., i! 2 vols. am puce Ij. is. 404rtIs. %ittiug of the Die; on the Bth, a Note of fix 3,1 of August, front his Excellent} , the Ni ;6:ter of tioal4inia, 1 / 4 4 , As read, as also the Ansiver rat him by the Directory, and which the Dier ipproeed, respecting the TI eat ies concluded on the 13th of last April, between the Coat of Turin and the C11'311 , 11 or the GERMAN PAPERS. MILITARY PREPAR.VrIONS IN FRANCE. A Report was also read concerning the Com mercial Consulates established by the Helvetic Government. The 1)let recognising the great utility, of this Institution, has not only 'confirtiecl the ,Consulates actually established, but autho rised the creation of several new ones, in places Theft' the interest of the Swiss Merchants seem to call for them. " Irtv4lidique, patrum rot :rant jejitnifitiat)."—N'tll G. ----'^^---- Fr , itt t hi. fainteint.race • ITim i . 1 y, 6, . .- 1 11 y sous at ise—a puny ,race! Atkiti.i(.E itlititiltl tic the foundation of so oi rt; cl ' il it altlitheas; which is after' di,turhed, lit Ong!' the i, - ‘" ''''' that fu t iu the uti . oui not taking ilium., pi ecaut im}s .. Cult irotilil secure them the enjoyment olttifit great dome— 'le htesiing, Amidst the melo,rvulioly vhsiety of disortlers Il Y itl " It Ilia liiirtian nature is known to suffer,there AN tient. tosi-, ! ;11,,i ming ur tifstre•Psing than those - whirk r e sult from litsitiouiiiile r' ' V • -I•• d's ••p• tion or military inteitipe aie les, cal i I..si n , , , t'Aifee, .- b . . . • A ,4, 1 " 4 r5• CUltilTE and Co., big to ,bete ,that the sedun los --., eilliiiii of t pr. dice exeltiskely diveetcrl' fii tlie ireatnituut : 1 4 . 1 cttre 'of wiiii . AlN,coMPLAlN'fs entitle them to the ~ I l i tLo of suuerior itegnirenteut : 4 ss ryg t itiar Surge , ll‘, they 4 ,,,. ‘..^- ' 4 "lit;etly am' pt.rrii.n.edeettreifor every stage of that clif.- ' .4,yr. which i,. - ...mtructed a ,.in an niignerded ,uninseut, and li,"„` Li t Potiotir the springs fir iffe;'ind 114 eet4.y ehistra fieiii . ~.- 7 .,vt'llich is t tic consequence of jktvesttle nultseretko4. Vre iting the maturity of thafilidbtl, b Atailitig 'brantit.ipatiott, 'b' l l its Unhappy victim all the infirmities of old axe^ —the body; 1 teuntior enerytted anti emaciated—nte cheeks rell , w and iloudl v Ey' . '• •• ' • vI j I. Fun t' •' lt of ~ , ---,old the mud &utility Mit s e ecte . tilt r, ,u ~ ther e ' success in this partienlar branch, they riftqtt, that : 1" anvil, which, they flatter the'itiselyes, 'they •hare au ti T e rvtl, by thirty years', experience, itialtuch eXttlndisi pres C-.. In "ight. anti recent cities of sAtttlicic complaints,' 'a pt: feet stuns is e:mipleled iii the .short pe r iod t ut tyro days,; and wneTes of gtrietures, pains in tit, ootteh, sleets, seminal irt.. , ,t ntqes . Ikt:. Atc. a proper persereraitee itl tifeir seminal of i i Meta iti.ures to the patient an invigorated constitution. . the Atti tt ED NVO'rl EN, wholtare Mag. - tieen ilithippoitit ed' io , i It EN,pF.CTATIONS of a FA ).111,S, is he ssitired I hat. ...“_lltlt!st• instances, such tlefe'ct. ,tr'e cutitilt. try nit dical skill"; : 111 ::- 1 1 . 1 / 1 ' U gh the remural of such itulatilituentil be an object of • de- Sects, b y the wiili oilers, yet the cure of such de uient ofittieir experience.grciti'iltm:gins. iffltnuegf.uni is the acclaim , Messrs CIJIIIIII, . tither 1 ,. • -, Awl CO. play lie consulted by p4tients ,?I h 0t ,... , , s ),t, With tho *realest isecitecy. 'Mid ' 114Miiir; tit' then Iktmh'lv • A , h. 107 Hitt 1c r 1 i , 1 luitti in the country, i , t ,.... ), , in . Tzt I,Vie .I. viielz, tit cosr, age, ;toil gO•iieral I, ',it. .".." livtug, &c. &. wilt b a -i tr 4 lqilo,4illipe rite a dy Nit 39/ I givikiiiei, the saute ....._,....._.,, flattonC;arthm. . - . '''''.-. ir.. teen or sent to any part of the fdligtloin, tAYLA t•, . Nu. 9, New ilrid -stcuet Iffat4TV Ilinxnu imp 5, g, • 14.1(1 leave to inform ron, that ever since the vt'liici,efrr 179e i: I had b,,,e,,,iimi,;t4.(1,:wit.4-te'.r.,nol:Vener. aont its obstinately resisting every, course ot medicine th'e(hiast. mains:lll4e t lie faculty 'liege, tend Oti -411-44"iitg *evrralsevere ,courses of saiit'iti°4l and he the tfo.i,it;(l 1, little rdli.ft; Onhld appear TO to , 11100, invettwatv natur e .. Lit tice sprkilvd last yeur , t u '_`9 l urder had got to such ahear'i,.. nuttily to,put ;s pertod ,4,ll"Yrxistersce-.4lusd:a larire ulati - 1)11'0A:wow° of oty head', olt rtnevaelt artn, and me legs w e rp br o ke out in a frightful It"tfr ; m1 dANdfolry 'pabtfit I, and Mu d lieeti'in a , t . leritt ,fpn the last seven,year , ; 11 1 4' k ft-1' 41 , 1 04 . ' lr g" noirei it; -. lvi t diseulOttad; an t hat 11 , 1 , 1 •• n xerociating pain, particularly when vyarra r in . a „ ?I'Y to deprive use of rest ; in this lamentable state, 1 vri,',i'vcconnientled by. Mr. .1. Thottitison i , (whn reedit:o so 4 cu re y theta here), to talse.vour Lealie's Patent Pills, I , "elan to ito nit: Retied Mwv; tliti'eotirsh of a ", t . I began, co receive betscit-,lts littlo imorc,tlt , iti a nti t ",.tr)t Ulcers on my head and arluirivete st.ti radii tur,!the soresism intlegs ; teitriOy, l i t)lellV.'; hi nis tligculuunttion the skin, and tin t l I Otc left, which, hyAbo •hli sung of God, a n d ali ttle tierseveionee in your invluable MediOne, sitistiles ; oinksPc the dins re a gaining its itatitral h l oe, and ),,,,: r t ';, 1 1).90• 1 prints - ' gradually going thus Iscc•antei hy advice and ;medicine, pertectly free front all' my str: l ,7„. l. ,to:nittaints—h a v e recovered nit former spirits avid 4 14hii"`" , And am become jolly and fat, In which state liar IL: I Pjled natty mouths In'tlic astonishment of all who knew 14 ) ,,,!` "In at a loss in who' t terms to express my gratitude, hut t1i . ;14, 11 , far the' good of o th er sulfe7ing mortals, to inaUe i,ll77 f ar public as possible, us .1 shall on svery ocea t s 9 doing yoil wilt greatly oblige, • t ils yinii grateful, obedient, very hunihle serant, 8v- ALEX. 1,1.411 i ER 11?1 s "" s e. Ingli-gt•reet, Edinburgh. -gbh t. the above Cure:- 6 w Poultry Market, Edinburgh ; 'p' . 41 4litt A Oidssensitly Close, Edinburgh. t01..../cturd said by the' sole Prnprictor, TL-101.S TAY -1,44'4' Member o f she lto , •al College of Surge ii', at his tap t`h , * 5. New Bridge! , st London whine, :LUCE a ClilhrrillireQQACV-11f.niore 'than 40 years, a practice parti . ..i i litiL Y „,.‘!:: *u cted to the cure of Venereal Coiliplinnts an 4 0;40 sq,,,` —.us to the Etils'or Clem ration, !kit invitifable . cY , Which men of his frofession should always übsOve'-he gr,itil tiilli t .' 4 W4 lie natter s himself the advice and asAstatiee lot h e !tott tulplittisters to persons taking this .led ‘ i • nio•c, will satt„i„.Vl4. c , Icy it discerni n g Public, us an Istivat.tnge seidom Also k 'lug and void alai atubirtity. •by his appoitstmt•ut, for the convenience cif those naidist:4; ; ce, :it the Toysliop, No. 1113, Oxford-it reet ; `- t 'll , 6l.°ll git'si Mr. I.lixters, d tie , Edinbur g h • Mt. Callwoll' ,treet-billi is, Dublits trti, ir:Ltilerson aver), consider:l;Al! to Ali in Great, no Lt. wit i l V t. kii in boxes of only e ach, stamped, and miluXl ul` „„"I ItTld Plaits direetiuns, whereby - peksonV,' of vim* r - " 47 cure thataselres vrltli eau:, setud,secrecy, atidiututy. • FlONTlttlier O*.,SWITZPRLAND, AUG. S.--The military artuarrieots , in' France still continue; and excite attention. We'cannorassign the trite reason . of them.. • Conjectures are,Oot wanting . , but thty are too uncertain for its to . cotroromicate them. What particularly excites remark is; that the French Government has given Tenewed orders for provisiotiing'those fortresses on the frontiers •which are• not in the posses'sion Of;,the allied !troops ; 'and , for the execution of this measure la . Special Cnmmission is 'appoi n t e d in each for t • ;: reSS. Besides this, the'garrisons of those places which haver been hitherto very weak are to be strengthened, and the troops destined for this purpose mast be put on their March Without delay. There is ? however,' Oo doubt but that . , . these fortresses will' not . receive more nainerons garrisons than is flied in the ConventiOn on this subject, between the Allied Powers and France. But if we add to the' maximum of this force the active NatiOnal Giiartis who are every where or ganised in the forti6ses, it appeals that - they have 'strength enough to maintain u respeetable de fensive 'attitude: In the eastern frontier depart- , nients peiiple are more at a ioss to explttlif this, as the French Authorities are upon the' most friendly terms with the Austrian, Bavarian, Wirternberg, 1 and Prussian Commanders ; and no disetissioni . of 'any importance have hither to' taken place. These..Commantleri, however, do not allow armed National Guards to be organised in. the districts, which they occupy. SWIM attempts of the ,kilid•cottld not be carried into 'effect.. What is in every respect remarkable, is the placing in active. service (which ,has now actually, taken Place) 01a considerable number of Frenclaiencrals, :mus t ily such as the Government ha's hitherto not trusted, because They served uu der Napoleon in the ,Spring of :Sl5. An. official list of them is not yet published private let tet s mention the names of, several who have distin guWied themselves doting the,.last ten years. Of the Marshals,. Sachet, St.,Cy.r, and Mortjer are lint into activity MacclottAld is also said to 'he engaged. .N.Vbether these appoilltsstctits indicate the real taking of the command of r cosps o'arotes may be doubted, as till now• at lettst no 'orders have been publishud respecting the fistula". 1110:11 i MENU] PA PERS. PATITI('ULAM RESPECTING GIBIIAIZAIt AND THE SPANP:II SNIITC;GLERS. The geognwhie,il position cif Gibraltar: the arti. fice, .81 once milttary aml political, wl►ich trans ferred that f►►rtress at the of the last . centre (1704) into the hnnds of the English•;- the various siel;tesllYtderta►keu since that time, in vain, for the purpose of restoting-it to the Spanith Mo narchy; the admirable f►trtifications which- have rendered it completely impregnable ; the medley o f nation's, religions, idioms, and interests, which gives %t) peCuliar a ph ysiogoomy to its population ; finally, that extraordinary association which is cemented rather ihatt, compressed by the military force—bitve all.heett the'subject of a multituilv.ot .tescripiious. Tile travellers of every country have had opportunities of observing all these things,. and noting theta-, in their. itineraries ; 'and raltav i., generally•speaking, better known,than any other part of the Peninsula. But there Is One noire essential point upon which it is possible to filitlish particulars that: are new, and worthy of brine read with interest. _ `!'his rock is the rendezeons,, the fartnry Of the Spanish sintuglers 1.0 the wOole , eoust of the Medi terranean, especially •of those residing in the vicinity of the Strait, along an extent of near forty leagues tt)' tii ( e right and lett of Gipraltar. Antlaittsia is a e tnitry distinguished. for . the tktion of the arc , or srteat of shigglihg, .:The men who addict chemsilves to this branch t I comtheree, for to it may he tlettomin.iteti, are by no men)! rtilizitr %Yr:lent-5 rend olitew9t3 Lif soCiety. Tian thipgers of the prof, siiitm, Ihe profits is itich it yields, the petstotal beauty ftik , l the elegant 11l 1.5 S of the %viiiw.etirry it oil, its it were, ennoble the trade; Hod stooetimr . t, these enemies of the revenue are as well trrittell by tore' a 4 by - hirtime, The Antitilosisits of all ela•te. feel a very strong eittot ion at the of a smoggier, sat Lire acentint oh thc thitgas et ttir3t lie I+:ev brityett ; und this rnt..tinti is not the client "t "vem i ""lit tedlA Thr stnitggier have ( e and znysterioos connection with the most distill. nirdketi s(itts, be grunt them 4 kind ut it - tronaae ; bait; th a t their account, in it, tvini encti i$ foitlitta to the conditions of the trees(}. 'llicre thirst be guilty of it..,'These commodities are Boom diSpersed, by various 'routes, o'er . all Auditlntiai and thence, by degrees, over all Spsin. The sim.i pie pellikiutt..giil,: the line dreSs 'so closely follows the forms of nature, the getitle. , . Man, wrapped' II in L is heavy cloak, the monk, protected 'by the sanctity oU LIS habit and of lilt" office, prolunte ulike. the circulation tit these maim fruits of courage and ingennity, The smugglers, thus organised, drain the Pe- . nl oso l ii o f an enoniums tinamity of specie ; they' stifle Spanish. ineinstry ; they .amply. indemnify., England far the expo ace of troops und the forti fications of Gibraltar; its case of war they ensure ctinmitinications and authentic intelligence t he secure agents. of all ela6sol, illtbAellee ilVieS P4 ► lcirdie 4 into the very couneils,ofllladrid. It was one cif the principal causes of the ill cess nt the Peelle!! intension in 1810, that this Generals it that knowing, only how_ to fight theruhelres or to to tke soloirrs Sight. (Ns , dallied \dill a silly pride to tletive ddrstutlge froui the inliithitaiits told tliittaa of the country whielk they were to subdue. - • - But .Englantl, whose innutnOrahle fleets cover all the teas, who bas nothing more to feat hot heit:if, cloys\ not clean it der - ogatory to lie poll tidal gravity to . veatelt attentively over the vation of the smallest channels, by means of SilebbSituctli•tho sohstance of those Statei which 4.hc must not openly attack. A►►d Spain, rich in every thing that she n►rry lose will►out erasing , be H tiower of the first order, behold* a noble haitierenee her neighbours enriching theinbelves with t he tretlsitres which `B he bus long: fludelL Posleseili because she has noted their Itie books Iter Clistoin-houses. A small French dell With frill', has I+eeilsei>'' at Lone, in einitoiittenee of cow rtilmitt Ko utis OH hoard ovpearit th 4 tier itiAeninti3 iminoviog on the classical, wit Of the ancient., had cows' rsicteti t‘OCRC Sllittit hOrles, est tr tit about l'WeiVe inct),et in cirento. territhe, ow; whit.?it had the . oppearance of a bet elegaitt . play-t4ings. exainining thei! curio aticii;irly; it s i tintt the aitiinait ivere with armed Greeits. 3Elk shores and dtochinis or a ititerior tralitv II Tiii*eitl siil it ilimr,ivtry, t,t COl.ll'%C, 01i ttillowcd by tht ' detention of ale vcsbti.