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''''' -- - • - "..,.e ar- ,...N.. . -.. . ... ... - ••.. • - - . .... ..... _ _...r- ° C : re sew tha' I , ll o ' :401 WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1819. NU MBER 831 .] [PRICE SEVENPFNCE. PUI3LICATIONS. LITERARY REVIEW. LONDON JOURNALS. This Day was published, In Octavo. price 12s. board s , S ec o n d Editi on o f AN N INQUIRY into the NATURE and ORIGIN of PUBLIC WEALTH, and into the Means and Causes of its Increase. By the Earl of LAUDERDALE. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh, and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Hurst, Ito bireson, and Co. Cheapside, Loudon. The ,ENEIS of VIRGIL. Translated by CHARLES SYMMONS, D.D. of Jesus ((Urge, Oxford.-4to. FROM THE MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY. i ghOU S 1 s • i d ; 1 , " 4 ! !Pit' , . Voile vitltiour, et in niediis conatibtts iegre n 0; Lingua valet. [Morning Post.] SOUTH Ar;taitca.—Some interesting advices were yesterday received (via Trinidad) relative to the state of Venezuela and New Grenada. The operations of the advanced posts had all been in favour of the Patriots. They mention the insur rection in the Province of Coro and the western part of Venezuela, and the desertion of the Spa nish Commandant Roeha, with. 300 cavalry, to the service of the Patriots ; be took also alOng with him all the cattle, horses, and mules, in tended for the use of the Royal army. The Cor 7 reo contains also two letters from General Morino to General Zaraza, inviting him to desert from the Patriots, offering him, in the name of Ferdinand, a military command of a higher grade; and his spitited answer 'to Morillo, dated sth of last October. i f,. of This Day were published, In Rowel Octavo, with plates, price 11. U. hoards , ESSAYS on the MORBID ANATOMY U a the HUMAN EYE. ,vvt• ' By JAMES VARDROP, F.R.S.E. • VOLUME SECOND. Printed for Archibald Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, and Hurst, Ro binson, and Co. Cheapside, Londini. Speedily will be published, A New Edition of Volume the First of the above Work. tido . DO, -t . • °PfICE OF ORDNANCE, .ran. 8, 1819. IP t H E PRINC Jas IPAL OFFICERS of His Ml - 4.B7T's ORAKINCE do hereby give Notice, lit ''.° P O sals will b e rece i ve d at t h e i r Offi ce, in Pall-Mull, le i : 6Cf.ore Monday, the 25th Instant, from such I:er ttrs4 '".,/ be willing to undertake the Supply of TR IM - 6'e,,,ic,,N1 BUGLES, including LINES and TASSELS, Jar 4te,'.'f this Department, for a period of Three . 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V s • - sPITAL FOR SEAMEN, Al' GREENWICH, ‘J- Veil January 14, 1819. % a tract f.L'ERSONS at. , may be trilling to Con te:.l t ,l cof F irl ' plying this Hospital with Fire Hundred 0f 413 -, may deli ver i n th e i r P roposa l s t o th e Di th:'llllii"e s aid Hospital at this Place, on Saturday, ' at El even o 'Cl uc h i n the F orenoon ; and in 4: 144 iit. 11 " 1 t he furnish e d w ith Forms of Proposals, and t''4 :(l' ' , 4 „ Wll h further particulars, by etaquiring at the "thee here. ki ) ,, •N A p ro Fir . 4 1 P°Vil will he received after the hour aforesaid, 4t): 4 " ittt,ended to that are nut agrckeable to the said 11 nl e's the Parties personally appear. 4 1 Z , 11 . F. 4r i t, b e .---- CONP A lIqSIONERS for INVESTIGTING 4 1\ 1 , ° I: "l'ltike I lITE NABOBS of the CARNATIc , 11..Nl atilester-huildings, Westminster. January 19, 181 9. 11 :A rerft'l'en ce to the 19th Clause of ale DL.etl of 11, 11- ''&l44l't"lhetween the United Company of Merchants ti. t:4111 6 e44111 g to the East Indies, of the one part, and ."e '' -.11 Cif tile late Nabobs of the Carnatic, of thattlte 1 / 4 4 4 , -"") tbe t'OII IISSIONERS appointed under , 1.1414 (/,-,' '- - ' sc HEDULE of NA. (k ) ,7 1 (I I : v-r. NOTICE, That a „ I,‘l'lN't;tNl for SALARY and ALLOWANCES, in -N4t s ." I° N of the SCHEDULE dated the 16th Isloh -4441' 11 18 ' I i `IS SEEN ..-3 IBLISHED under date the 12t Itldida'Y' IN, (54(1 111 14 v li oti le we , hasbee i t t affixed in that pact of the East iti th h ere N oti n ee l e the former Schedules have been placed, up, in order that all 144411:1N : 8 41 commonly:1) : 17 lia:•e• put irtterest to oppose or iris ,.... ''-kt „, any so to do. e ' "lay hare sufficient opportunity GEORGE PARKHOUSE, Secretary. lkistro 1 ( )0, boNjti 4811 UltY- SQUA RE, Foul!. Dtmrs ". t.:, - ;•NEN"P of s th a pton-street, Holhorni is the 1414 COMP' A uu NlS ul t;inly WAREHOUSE in LON f)r• htti ite lie S ul~ prat 41 NINFTEEN YFARS th e ' Will Shirting arid Sheeting Cloth by the W . " 4: 141• 4goes price WARRANTED for Duraby, At; ' ?, t $ h e c• e tlav the }iurchase-money should any fault 444(!rtIPitilv, from the nature of their Establish- Nt i. (1 19 ° 1 ()tier to the Community the above , %4 e- itit tl e . trit,Per than they can he procured through any „" 0 41 41 41, „"uod Irish Bills and Bank of Ireland Notes WOK; boiv,-.ounrry (miens punctually attended to. be t , ,t ) N 4 Bloomsbury- square. tAgelltll. Sale fe w ,"-E, 11 ' St ' Abt;ey J mlndred • • arY f soiled ' Shirting Cloth are cousiderably b t( I (. 0:v t o licir cost price. • -- PrT BLICAT j 0 NS: - () ;:q C 1 : 1 a few Weeks will be published, 1.',14'S ATE11()ItI A L to CONURESS. (.3 :11,, / '.I ii a Preface, Notes, and Appendix. 04111,4Ppt,„. 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Before the press supplied the ready means of multiplying copies, verbal errors would inevitably grow under -the frequent hand of the transcribers, and these would necessarily have a tendency to throw ob scurity into the text of the author. To rectify this result of ignorant or careless transcription, many learned men, since the revival of literature, have exerted their critical sagacity for the restor ation of the original reading; and, in numerous in stances, they have happily succeeded. They have, however, frequently failed ; and in all the classics are still to be. found some passages which have not yet been rescued from corruption and obscu rity. When one of these, therefore, has fortu nately been amended or explained by a more re cent'commentator, we regard the circumstance, how trivial soever it may seem to a superficial ob server, as a benefit to the cause of literature.— With these remarks, we think it right to preface a Note which it is now our purpose to extract front the Work of Dr. SYMMONS before us ; il lustrative as it is of a passage hitherto unex plained by any of the numerous Commentators who have attempted it. The note in question is on that puzzling place in the Sixth Book, in which, according to the received reading, VIRGIL makes the pains of his purgatory extend to his Elysium, and thus pollutes, with expiatory punishments, those regions which he evidently intended to be the mansions of perfect blessedness. B. VI. 983.—" And few we are who gain these blissful seats," &c. Exiude per amplurn Mittimur Elysium, et pauci Imta arva tenemus: Donee Conga dies, perfecto teruporis Concretani exemit labem, &c. This pas4tige, which, as it is now pointed, clearly implies either a continuation of the penal purgation, or a renewal of it in Elysium (repre sented by VIRGIL' as the mansion of pure bliss), has puzzled all the Commentators, without the exception even of the sagacious IIEY-NE. Ei RV NR, indeed, is for cuffing the Gordian knot, which he cannot untie, and would reject these verses,with. out the authority of a single MS., because he cannot explain them in consistency with the avowed design of - VIRGIL. "Ut nunc versus se ordine excipiunt," says this able Commentator, " aut nova in Elysio fit, aut inehoata ante anima rum purgatio in Elysio absolvitur, plod oinn ino est et insotens : and then he proceedi to give his reasons for their expunction. he explanation of them by Itvmus, which depends upon an un authorised meaning, assigned by hin►, to donee, cannot he admitted. TLAPP proposes a different placing of the verses in question, and would read the passage thus :--- Infect= eluitur scelns, ant exuritur igni ; Donee longa dies, perfecto temporis ()the, Concretam exemit labem, purumqne reliquit fEtherium sensum atquc aurat sitnplicis igncm, Quisque suos patimur Manes; exittde per amplum Mittimur Elysium, et pauci keta area tenemus. This disposition of the passage would give good sense, though not, as 1 conceive, the pre cise sense intended by Vtaom ; but, unfortunately, it is not supported by any MS. authority ; and, without this, we have no right to alter for our .own purposes, be these purposes ever so justi fiable. But to me there appears to be no dill culty in the passage, nor any occasion to change it in any way. 1 would point it thus : Quiseue suos patimur Manes: exinde per amplum Mittimur Elysium; et pauci lieta arra teuemus Donec longa dies, perfecto temporis urbe, Concretaus czemit labem, tee. and 1 would translate it according to its obvious meaning, viz. The manes of us all undergo expiatory infliction.' We are, then, sent into spacious Elysium; and few of us attain to these blissful fields till a long period, the circuit of time being completed, has effaced the concreted. stain. In other words, few are allowed to enjoy Elysium, till they have undergone a long period of purgation : but some, among whom (as it would appear from the short interval between his death and this interview with his son) was AN CHISES himself, are admitted to the blessed state after a *hurt term of purifying punishment. No stop, or at' most a comma, must be interposed after Lemurs, and the emphatic words of the sentence are pauci surd longa. Some were de- tained in this preparatory state for a longer and - some for a shorter time : but the multitude con- tinned in it for a long period. 'the hero's father was in purgatory with the rest : hut he was soon dismissed into Elysium. lf I have been tedious in my explanation of this passage, I trust that, in consequence of its importance, the Reader will pardon me. i g° I This Day were published, In Octavo, price 1 as. in boards, TWO ESSAYS ; one upon Single Vision with Two Eyes, the other upon Dew; a Letter to the Right Honourable Lloyd Lord Kenyon ; and an Account of a Fe male of the White Race of Mankind, part of whose skin re sembles that of a Negro, with some Observations on the Causes of the Differences in Colour and Form between the White and Negro Races of Men. By the late W. C. WELLS, M.D. F.R.S:L. and E. 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[Morning Chronicle.] The Honourable Edward Stewart, one of the Commissioners of the Navy, is to be appointed Commissioner of Customs—and the Honourable G. A. C. Stapylton, tow Paymaster and Inspector of Marines, is to succeed Mr. Stewart as Com missioner of the Navy—Colonel Shaw is to suc ceed Colonel Stapylton as Paymaster of Marines. All the tenants of the houses on the north side of Cockspor-street, from the end of the illyinarket to the King's Mews, including part of Stitfulk ttreet, have received notice to quit on the expira tion of theirVespective leases at Lady-Day, when the new street leading to St. Martin's-lane will he commenced. The lower part of the King's Mews is also to be pulled down. St. Martin's Church (next to St. Paul's, the most magnificent in the met►opolis), will thus be opened, and form a striking object from Pall-Mall and Charing-Cress. —(lbid.) [New Times.] A great deal of business was yesterday done at . the Stock Exchange. The Account appeared to have closed very favourably. No failures were announced, nor were any expected. It was what is technically termed a Bear Account. Stock was evidently scarce ; and, accordingly, Consols were done in the early part of the day as high as SO. At the close of the market, indeed, they were somewhat flat, as compared with the prices of the morning; hut yet, on the whole, they were con sidered as looking very well. From the LONDON GAZETTE of Jan. 19. BANKRUPT F. Collins, New Fishbortie, Sussex, mealman, to surrender Jan. 2G, 30, March 2, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Hume, Holborn-court, Gray's-inn, H. Lucy, Tupsley, Herefordshire, builder ; Jan. 28, 99, March 2, at the Coffee-house-inn, Hereford, Attorney, Al r. l't w triss; Gray's-inn. R. Bradshaw, Manchester, check-manufacturer, Jan: NO, Feb. 6, March 2, at the Windmill-ion, Manchester. At torney, Mr. Shaw, Ely-Place Holborn. _ . . „ J. David, Threedneetilc-stre.t, merchant, Jan. 23, Feb. 2, March 2, a,t Gniidball. Atturnies,, Messrs. Knight and Freeman, Basiagball-street.. T. Ritchie, Air-street, Piccadilly, merchant, Jan. 26, 30, March at Guildhall. Attornies, Muss's. Evans and Bar— tram, St. Mildred's-court, Poultry. J. Brunner, Birmingham, patten-manufacturer. Jan. 27, 28, March 2, at the Wool Pack, Moore-street, Birmingham. Attorney, Mr. Bousileld, Bouverie-street, Fleet-street. DIVIDENDS. Feb. 15, J. Kendal, Exeter, statuary—Feb. 11, J. Griffith, Carnarvon, lemberseller—Feb. 1-2, T. George, Leeds, nier". chant—Feb. 13, ,J. Gomm, Buckland common, Bucking hamshire, timber-merchant—Feb. 9, W. Coltman, Long acre, baker—Feb. 13, J.‘ P. de Roure and J. Hambrook, An gel-court, Thiogmortun-street, merchants—Feb. 13, J. Mar tindale, New Bond-street, wine-merchant—Feb. 13. W. A. Bragg, Rotherhithe-wall, shipwright—Feb. 16 9 J. Palmer, Piccadilly, tailor—Feb. 20, F. H. Ronald ßonald,, andJ. Singleton, Foster-lane, Cheapside, warehousemen—Feb. 11, A. Dueg, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, ship-builder—Feb. 1.5, J. Saiith,Mau chester, manufacturer. CERTIFICATF.S—FED. 9. E. Evans, Maesyrbcw, Carmarthenshire, timber-merchant —NV. Myers, Commercial•road, master mariner—G. Faw cett, George-yard, Lombard-street, paper-hanger—T. S. Lancaster, Cateaton-street, tnerchant—J. Moses, Lime-street, merchant—W. Adnam, Midghatn, Berkshire, farmet—W. Powell, Brockbury, Herefordshire ' farmer—lt. Davis, Low Foss, Yorkshire, dealer—J. Small, Bristol,' coach-proprietor —W. Bond, Dover, brewer—M. Hime, Manchester, ap praiser. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. T. Wintersgili and R. Bandies, Liverpool, ship-brokers-- J. Absalom and T. Chubb, Port , ea, hailders—G. Armstrong and J. Brown, latcliff-cross, coal-merchants-3. Horsficl and Co. Swillington, corn-millers, as far as regards J. Hors field, sett.---IV. Rivers and Co.. Shelton, Staffordshire, ma nufacturers of earthenware—S. Bennington, Gravel-lane, Blackfriars-road, and F. 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