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I'ease, Oatmeal, Bakehouse Sweepings , Butter,,Chevse, Zuoßtroyig,er,tl l cefi I'ntli, and Suet, CaAdl?Atxes; Bags anti !tap ; Loge r,, flt!tt, Coat:; Runt' Pundieon, Tiet:te and ) ,Sittves ;i liroken Star - es ; Heading; t iind, dry • a quantity , of Fire Wood ; u slumber of Wine Pipes, ;and and . Barrels ;and,2,09 Tons oflJldlron H?o,ps. Deptai; of p5l. per cant. i.s./(4 6es m b nye upon. the amount i?eaihLat at the time of sal4.anit tAr ienkiader of the I n ert. .chase-onouey . pair 4 before the Stores are remove4for whici pit7ose a p‘ritutof I-I workinif cloys :oat be aPw oerl tie - day of. ale, thr;Alyer; prirlicalarly obth44.ing . , r.i;rr nos t ent644lf of the'ynantity is to be tahenatotr.Y franvihe pre. - Within the first scorn day.,, and !lir remit ingot id#,tht seven lott o wing ibut, ,•,:.4e the deposit money wilt b e f o rf e ited, and tlx 'Provisions or Stores remain the property of 1 Crown, a.t ,ie . ':rtelfsi-on of time will, on any account, le • granted.- SOCIETY for the • ENC'CitiftAGEM'ENT of ARTS; MANI:- FACTURES,.and COMMERCE. , • . Adelphi, Nov. 13, WC. A .LL Persons who propose to become dates for the Office of SECRETARY to the SOCIETY, in .the room of the late - CHARLES TAYLOR, \I. D. are hereby desired to take notice, that they are to attend at the socirty on ‘VKIDNF;SIMY, the 18th of December, ,at Ste o'Clock in the , Evening, there persntmlly to deliver in their filtmotials in their owls hand-writing, and to he read' to apwer such questions relative to their sevOal qualifications as ntaY be ptit to them. - N.B..The interests of this Society depending in a 'portion lar manner on the proper choice of a Secretary, it is r,-cont mended to every Mettitrer of the Society, not to engago Vote on the present Vacancy Julia the qualifications. of 144 several Candidates shall have undergone the considcratibu of the Society, • t 'Dila AT FRANKFORT. The following is the speech Of the Baron de GAGEILN, the Plenipotentiary of the KING of the NETilliltLANDi, for Luxemberg, on the day of the opening of the Diet:— " White I' have the honour to deliver to yon, Gentlemen, lay ciedentials, I wish you to look tipoo it its is proof of the intelligent and benevolent .ientitnentt of the King, my master, that he has sent a German amongst you, and is German who is net onacyttlinted with your old.affiirs, " By meai.s of that lino%dedge,' on 0 future occasion, perhaps, place in a KIM elcatcr thitl the Frankish Princes whom we call Carolingians It new quite well what they did, when initheir - partitions they to separa:e France &Om Germany by a con'siderahleinterVen. ing St which,. under various - tletionripations - , has in the 'course of time' inclined alwaymore and more to an equilibrium On the German side. For, if in those thneithere.was still more cnitiv:r.- ilon iii Filoce than on this side of the Rhine, for a longveriod there was a more concentrated power therii, and a more tranquil federal system here. • " When the ruin of Charles the Bold, threaten 'ed to destroy flat equilibrium, the marriage at ALaximilian with Maria, the heiress of Burgandy, waa considered necessary in the eyes of the iniel ligent: But Centuries have also d4nr'bed these relations and their consequencegand in the plate.' ut thiOiiiii.riage compitet Came that close toad of friendshjp, , tire ftrru - maintenance of Which wilt here betity and 'Ray sacred duty. " This Intlepenilefireitli(ence, this efficiency of ).he. ,Netherlands in tire ~ 1 4nropean • .rays; ear of. States, isimot the mere siraxini of this or that part v., of this or that Ministry in England, Illaastone eidightetiAl Conintezitari enum,eratei i lt among the Witish ydie,ll.:nd mental it4nts•—.tit: ideas t.t a .country where cor rect ~ .titles camemnquestionahly to litoec nnit nri ty. And 'it is the'highe,t poll; - ti e ' 4 l . l,inrc of tL e powers, .arid the powerful, its at they wished to make both— r Germany and the Netherla'nils—o he key Stone of their proceedings. " Had the slightest dun in still remained on this iiabjeet, the necessity of the 'connection . would since have been Ssfithlislied On•tbe, 'clearest ed. deuce bythe hloudy (lily of 'Waterloo; wad by the , blood of my valiant ertMli Prince 'it eras been tieuled 16441 Confirmed. 4, In Belgium they knew, with great exactness, in. those hot days, when the valour of the enemy was overpowered, but not exceled, what ought to be tneeibed to thei gi - eatAliellingtOn;t and 11>0 Ettglishi and the SCOtall a and what to Metier anti the Pruisians ; but they also know what they ought to ascribe to the HOuse of Brunswick, and against what air overnhehning titimber the force of that bight IVelfisk Muse, including the valiant German Legion, and trot forgettin B the regiments Nassau, appeared and kept their ground on the ' Hofer, tlie l efrort of %%min and Ilinse coni.ecttli with him had stich ronsideiablc 'infinencc on our reyiyal, and the growing Sethi* of nap tioird independence. The violent deaths of him, and the innocent and thctv,O Uldenburgeri Fink and 13eiger, were uniouhteilly national Ca lamities and national, injnriet, which since bale oki kd the i I ) p t ;ac ; ) Ther i#4,4) , 144t onglit every wliCre tO lat seen. tint that it may never he agditi nects , ,.ity 10 corns: to end, cx.pences and such''consecla: . ,ons, must depend only on the wisdom 9f..-ottv Courts, on the reasonable obedience of the lief pie;, the restilt ,of our- endei . ivotirs. I%tSl eltotti and ore I dediente. , to.you, who have prcee ed rile U3 ll ll the eltipre4Sioll t.f yoar's„ and inttead t 4 kieveiory, i g more eircility:t.intially the views of.llii the Kimg,*nty m e osttr, I stn It merely' nnintion, 4PPiteatn.tn. to - otirtitAination, the titottat of .his " Jet , inti;dieilifra(,"—ci tball to akntain.) , By Order, woonFALt„ Sec. pro tem This Day was puOlhbed, in 4ro. price 51. 6d. Tr!EEI 111'1) CANTO of C I EHAR OLD. T ily the:ltiabt Hon. LORD BYRON. .r.Pri , ned for J ohn Morray, Albemarle-strert. The PRISONkIb of VF111.1..0N - (by Lord Byron) will be publislwd in a few 44)'A. No Yonng Trndeurin should be without the following :-- TOE BEST (;1 FT r 0 his APPIII , .' , ;TICE on OA o , tset , .- in Lire, pointing - out way to, Wealth :nrl lirpotaiion; price3f. The'ECON( ) •.; •:•••+';'; pfice 1:. • 13y pn ;Men , to' them.: two 43nplisst.goad fortune may Soon! be • TO TUE EDITOR OF THE SUN. Sta,—The frononrable the - Clerk of the Ot 4 rl. nonce in Englrturl, IIOBRItT Iltano, Esq. M L'. sniird from the Pigeon-house, in the Illontrtive !Jacket, on Saturday.—lle lias been uhove thfee months employed bere, in (as For as possibl e ) reducing the Aliiferent hruneheß of that extol - Sive Deprtntertt, To enable hint tti ;Acenntiiiisi k more effectually his object of retienclirnent,- he vi , ited every Coldtrance I)epot and Stfition in Ire land, ae,companicit by'Colonel Itoi4trA, the rE;1)- cipal Ordnanpe Store-keeperi and Gen. Fyers, the Commanding Royal Englienr i protiting l , y iltlie experience, end, itt inim y yrtheit. lehitl 'knowledge, ttitile investigating varithittiftiiisicvf cxrlidittiro, For some t!!lie past, since 1118 rourn to Dublin, time has heel, dedicktk.il to communications with the bends of Departments, and toorra,nge (news at the Ordrittnee ()nice, with the re , : , e.i:tive oirwers - , examining into accounts, e , ;tirmttes, to every one, evert ttio lowest in the Dereartntettr, 'WhOSe petitionS tie Memorials Reared to merit the kit nttention. ", Exclusive of the reduction lottficrirteaue at the commenecut of peace, it is StkpitOhttil t he re will nom bnn „ retienekinent 9f-nt.ledst tore thousand pos t tits in the Ordoa nee Eitillliitc% for thri Country*. to, be laid 4ctnre I. ) atilunient next-tiessittn. " • , 14.113NEIV.STREET. vvt, tbe . ThielerOgneti, being ieritiestta to stir. V vey tk l iiptve situated on the 4a4t„Side of • the Nevi Stmt omtoiite'Catittin.tit3use, hi 'constant,: wee "of !befalling of the .Front thereof on Tues4a' : last, 0 9 ,c4rtys, lOW VietC cif the Premisei,' au J theStateinents made to us h IN: Clerks. of the WOrtt.s-Of-the Buildings and of Ibe hap itiscinagr :of , Water llahletied'tiorhigthe ;light p•ci.(iing.fr.out one of the Pipes of I.llo_4ety River Con): pony, occasioned by . its hati , n,, , beerimudWllativ , e;ll :a d& end only, on .Nlorlay the i tli instant. , Coiriftleriog, them Rase, " the •ond loulle stars of thAftirlae4 of the litrt•vt.iirectitting a free rent' for the clieliiirge r of so great a quantity of Water, the rel,itire 'situation ,if fhe PUblie . S9wer; avid tint uhture of the Soil brnestlii•We lire of npininu that that Arei+lent is justly_ attributable in. that excissive dis.. .4,,,ar#of s.VAter. • ~ • . • Nur. 4t, TtrOM AS „II A RIM' CK ; CHATILIN'AtEX.. (Atm (3, S. OCLCE.I4I:I,,L. WILLIAM AlO LINTAGE. • ; ;Va.. i, Vateruaster.row. --.- FOR. COT.DS; 1::(11 7 011,4, L., &c. • • tYr .1) 1 t , c )1 1 , 5 ELIXIR, or, Pe CnUciti DllOl.'S . 14 the ,:ate , : arid mot inimediate Re. :111F)Y4.Yr.1et thc Curt: of Cohk upon the I,trirgs, - ;:t.sthmt;‘ , f7Attti; ;,it r d f'col4ohiptke Cases; to which the inlmhitants,ol l kostskilood. are more rsPecially&spo*tik by tite-moi , itoeis orthe air, that *Oigstantly teull toward!'" C , 014:410 :*';lliilittt-re fse4tiral'iy•aciemtipartied by. a trouble soine and 'event uali datig,• lint3tfr's PectotitElNir • !•,o• Cough !)tops) itchintiouried , t . q . Ti t er tpnt, of the Chest and its contents,. and then-r r,mive that tendency to Consult, ption and "4.14121:13, eVE'r i • ,,, :i d t,o.sueeeed such .itijury of the Lungs.. In loan contraete. l ti, , t ~ : tslinate Cases; a Imo:Routes are lie ,et9,sary r; but irvalt r,;ceitt Coughs ' tilts Elixir acts iiktatila neously, and quickly restores tits: Patient to his fot eter Health. Otiscre• the • name of ,11.. Butler, No. 4, Cheapsitle, is. err, graved on a bidelt ,:tany, which is affixed to each Bottle ; ;at others'iiro' e , tiliti4feits. • Sold in Bottles 'ls. 91.1. at Nis44l•4. Biitlr's, and :•nnis. No. 4. Cheapsitle, London; and also by their apiloiistment, by the prim...lNa Bookieflirt and Medicine Wu- . tiers in civil' Town. • Thu Day werg , •-ilrirankly printed in Four Volumes Ocura, with Porttaits.of Mr, Maion, Lord lioltiernerie, ;tot! Dr. Bor41), from orisi ititlidotoret, price 21. 2s. in bnarti, WORKS of WILLIANI MASON, M.A. Pfeecntor of • Ynrk, anti Keeton* of :low% : consisting at the Eat dish Garden, a Yoent ; tint Dramatic of ,11..frida and thilractitcusi Micellaneou4 P'at'io,; Traniatt tion of Do fre4noy's Art nr l'esinting (wiitt Notes by Sir -34.1t0a Reynolds); Sermons, &e. Published wider the di , Xection of his Exectituri. Printed for T, (Wien and W. Davies, Strand; and W . Blackwood,. tit Eninhurgh. THE CONIMERCIAL HALL WINE COMPANY, (Established in the Year 19080 NO,lO, Skinner-street, and No. 840, Oxford-street, London . aNHL COMPANY solicit the Ptihlie attention to the Company's List of GENUINE WIPES, SPIRITS, and CORDIALS,. trustily , that, at their Prices are Mott on their usual moderate Scare, they will Xs heretofore give full satisfiction to that truly reqpectithk part of the'Communit)', pe,rsons who pay ready money 4, no. palitli,a, Ilitt-1.143:114 bein spared - fat the'lnst Eight' Yews, in IsZ 4 dat the most tiara Whirs that could he procured front the choicest Vin= tages in the world. A. 7.4.049 A 3 4 ,01154, taf 0)4 .ttee• Quarterly It*- . view, No. =X. - This Pay were published, T.Tandeossiely printed in 13 Volume's, fivo. price 91. 16s. 6d. bodrils, with Portrait and othiii• Plates, , ripint WORKS of.JONATHAN SWIFT, A.A. .11. Penn of St. Patrick's, Dublin. Containing additional • i.crot,Tr44ts, and Poems, not hitherto published; with • iln4 is Life al the ,Atittior. 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F.dinhurgb :..rrinted for ArchilOd Constable and Co.; City and Fenner, Loudon; Wilson and Sons, York ; and John taolailits, * A few Copies are printed on royal paper, Isl. is lroa ds. `.‘ The celebrated person who has here condescended to the _lntrctions of an,Ednor, is almost as touch distinguished for 0)4. ikilt and learning required for that ebaraeter, as for the eveativr genies Which' has given such unexampled popularity • to Itiensi:titiol compositions,and uniting to the minute know. ..to,kelusd. patient research of the Matonts and Chalmersys• • vigour 'of judgment, and a eivaciky of style, to which they bid nn preteuonnsi—tie . has acquitted himself. '.we think, on the nresent occasion, with great judgment anchihility. The t4it ion contains upWards of _.to9 letters: and other Origitril ipi,.ces of Swift's, never before puhlished ;.and, among the idi that has been preserved of his correspondence with • tire eelelerated Vanessa. Explanatory notes ai4d.rentat ,with great diligence to. llthe passages over which , ti:ae play hr.ve thrown any obscurity C and IC COtie4 ObSer.; `* 4 + 60* Old tyre prefixed to the more . considerable prodnr tio;4s, are, With a reasonable allowance for an Editor's r tr- Atiatity to. his Author, very candid and ingenuous."—E,,,,, I.ev. No. tit. This day wu A New raition, heing Thu Fifth, -handsuulvls , printed iu b 0 Volutties 44+, pike ;4131. In hotkt'ds, T-lE. ENCYCL()j'.i.EDIA BRITANNICA or, n DICTIONARY 01 . .ARTS,KMN:13;ti, and LE,I.L.-INVA)LiS „LITER:VT(3IE, wi . ib nearly six bundled . yozio% Pritard for Archibald Constable anti Co. Edinburgh ; and Fenner,' London t Thomas AViI ua mid Soul, York ; John, ,Itudfurd, Volt; itolOilson, Son, and lioldswarth, I;teds; and iiettu Cumming, Dublin. Of whop . % may he had, StIiTI.E.IIII 7 .NT io the ENCYCLOP&I)INBRITANNICA, 'edited by NIA..t.;VVY NAPIER, Esil. E. it. S. E. with LogtlK- Angs evi..Lited in the first style of the Art.—Vol. 1., eetisi)tilig of Two Parts, price tl. ss. each. To this Volume there is prefixed a DISCOURSE, exhibiting Reber:A:View of the Progress -tit i‘letaphysie4l, J.tbical, aid ay buciALD L. mid E. Extract from Edinburgh Review, No. 53. " This discouttse is the most splendid of Mr. Stewart's . Works T, and places, the Author at the head of the elegant writers on philosophy in our language. The Discourse is, on he whole, a composition which no other' writer of English 'Prose has ettnalled. It is but justice to say, that the present Nupplenient affords it most promising sp e cimen of the tkill 'NM care of thi . Editor; and that tee have no When s, cu any eolledion of treaties, especiull) un scientific subjects, which Contisitsta in the ,ante compass, nearly so tuna rNact and triginal infol-mation as the, two parts which have just Peen ,published: The EnCychipetilcal Dictionaries, which att-Ve late,suceeeded each other with extraordinary tarildity, hare, in more than one itistariee, sboyili strong eminencies to iniproventetit, though these favourable syntplonis have no 'where roanifisttd theinielves so clearly it 'n tins SU'ppl, , ,lient. A. wort, indeed, which is to be supprirttil in any considerable degree by the tsiotsitt,utions of such men as. Stewart, Mayfair, Lcslie,,,ltratiett, Ivory, Thomson, kildith, and c?! byre of the lathe rut ; ill t b e n i e i tces ,.._ itot t to the literary department by tat, Alison, Borrow, and morn ' of their standing', -Slaituot ' 6 l to possess extraordinary excellenee..!! I,* Port 111. b e ing the first of Voluirse and cfmmtn'cing with historical View of the mathematical al 1.1 ph gical "Lest by Professor Playfairip wOl ayirittr tit the course of inglislat Month. SPANISH AND Fine Old Sherry, direct 525. Ditto, ditto, East India, (matchless) - - Gas. Ditto, Pole ditto, ditto 6 35. RHEN -84 s. -100 s. LISBON WINES. Lisbon, direct - -49 g, Ditto. East India - (AK Old Rich Nlountain 48s, Ditto, Old Itota Tcut. SH, &c. Hoch, Old - Ditto,vcry Old ,NERI FEE'S, &c. Ditto, old • fine West India ditto Ditto, Old East India, particularly fine Moselle Rhenish - - 11111 -140 s .MADtill.A'S, T 1 Fine Teneritie -48 s Ditto Nidonia - Ditto Lailgarotte - 501. Ditto Rich Palma '506. Ditto Bronti Madeira -50 s. - Os - 903 Claret, .small Aaroured, NCH. Champagne, the finest Spartiling Pitt.. ditto, Creaming Vitis Viii_de Grave ' - - 751 Aanttirlse - -75 i Vin cie Gamma', A cari ous scarce ArtHe Old Frotitigniac but good bodied - 755. 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Fine West-India Ma- I Old East India Sheri , " deieti,' Punt . ; 86s. of most curious. Old East-India Ditto, of and scarce quality - the most exquisite Fla- Fine old dry Listrou - 335. . tour and duality ' Ditto Carcartila Madeira Ditto Constantia, very ,Nlalinser Canary raro Quality - Ms. Vin de 6aNath Frontigniac - 655. PER PIPE. Ditto West India Ma deira - - - 121 Ditttis'East India ditto 163 Teneriffe and Nitlonia 9b Cape Madeira, the finest -.- 65 ERIOR EXCEI.LF.S:CE. Noyeau, Ridatid White ' 66s 4516- 455. • 455. • 58s. WINES.— Part Wines, Vintage _ 1615 - /,100 Ditto, ditto 19ii - 110 Fint 0141 Sherry - Ditto test India - 140 PORT WINtS OF SU: The Commercial 'KAI Winn , Compaor ham the pleasure to• inform their Customers, Families of the First,ltank and Ms tiortion; amine Public irt general, - that thoy- bave now for. TIIOVB.OO. POZEN of PORT WINF, for Flavour 'arid true' Excellence of Atiality is unique, — the . Price Ms.-per Pozen - . This IVine is pf the purest Qualify of PORTUG4L ltta WINE, from the Wood, and is only In tended to* litqiivrtia'frodnet- saioteiVine•at never , ese celled ; soul to prevent any other Wine from being introduced as - II& Article ' the Patine are' in 'that evert-Cork *ill be sraio; with bright Red Wax. , And t nordt" c.mmereial Ilan tt luer Cortilatny,"' - iu a CirCle,' with " in *the centre of the Sc tl. " The Duke himself there found the .dcatit of a hero, and it belongs to tlic ionic especially to honour his memory in this assembly', not only cause that great battle took place' on the soil of the Netheilands, but because I was personally connected with the two last Brunswick Princes; and still more because I had the good fortune, !) in tondo, to dissuade that valiant man from other warlike plans, and to induce him to have a full confidence in, and to.attach himself to George the Third, or the Prince Regent. Victoriously did the son avenge the niorecruel death of the father. The greatest people of antiquity did not cease tti esteem even their unforttintste'Leaders, whew they only in the hour of trouble did not forget; or neg.. lea the honour and safety of their country. The hostile ball undoubtedly hit the aged Duke on that day too early. No m e n knows better than my self how the Duke even formerly in the cutup at Kaiserslautern,' and also at the time of his success, thought' respet;ting the insufficiency of the German military strength, when the Latidaturm'of the country %vas even then in digestion: Let his tin met ited fate be' therefore a constant exhortation " To live in untinimity, and in truth, and im preparation," " I do not believe that I am here in any re spect heiides my purpose, but entertain the toll conviction that in this illostriotis German 'Semite we tire with peculiar propriety called upon al most in the manure of that distinguished people of antiquity, te., do justice to the memory of the de parted. Therefore do Inlet) 'name two very re-, 9ceted f Nembers of my 80.yal and Princely House, whir since onr separating at the Congtess'have paid the debt to maitre. Whoever, like me; had . had an opportunity of 'seeing as the 'Prince of Nassau lay in agony at Weilburg, Low all ranks, •ages ; nita seve, peasants as bell as citizens, thronged in eroWds to the'Cluirch to put op', their fervent prayers for the preserem ion of thelePrince; father, and friend, for whom their warnitst,tears. were shed, though they had nothing but good to expect from his successor ; *ill never believe that the good old custom of the'attaehment of the betten' ehoisas of subjects to their , Pt inces *her with us extitiguislied nr decreased. Our great and inimitable I'uet in his '"ell, makes Alelehtal say :- 4 , Arti-Tbriner t rructren wiU, muss Liebe seen. '! (IL: who would reap tear, must sow love.) • " Stich fruits will We see where this Seed hap pens to be : where justice, care, anti mildness are exercised ; Atte. ithout. Molting for perfection, tltc 1,4.1 . 1 1,( 1 1,Y benevolence is only legibly written in the bra'ust. " But that I rimy not berepronched with do ing alone homage to Princes in this pl,ice, 1 will purposely make grateful mention of AotiFew Lord siniflNfr: Ward's attention to 'eetrootny, iittdthe ‘s , kiies ot the country, ()tight nut to pass wit.hourt notice, iit times when .the irtit.z;« t ion.qf the poiriie mind is - greatly tncrc i . v: , c( ) -by attacks On . the conduct of aloiost,erery elevated responsible Officer utitier.GoveruMeni, at public meetings ity the botst.r3,titto tuilrepr*.• sensations - of parogi writers, in ionic. of Our (billy io . ints. '1 . 11;5 jitst tribute,. : therefore, ti) 'Mr. tVrird's ;raloils e4erTiotts is 11011 by one wy who ha's frequently witnessed them, and .who would be happy to suppobe that all great•,pab. tic Officers, in the dileharge of their duty, :were cgnally INDEFATIGAI3LE. THE FRANKLIN MA N USC R P rs. • We ttuderstftnil that these vulintblelreitsures.nru t length show 'to be submitted tO the Public Eiy the Doctor's andsotr, Wm. TEMPLE FitAki(LlN, Esq. to-mtioni they were begnesithed, no tionbt. with] the intention that the - wnrld should In the chance of being benefitr4 bye' their pnhlication. It was cert:tinly so undermood by the person in gnestion, who, shortly niter the death of his great relative, hastened to London . „. emjiloyed an ama nuensis for acuity months in copying, &e. and had so .far prepared them for publication that prop°. sale were made by several of our principal bOok sellers for the purchase of them. The terms asked for eopy-rit2,rlit were, how. ever, so high, amounting to scveral pounds, that a demur arose, and tho,negOeintion broke nil. From this period till the..preseitt year nothing more was heard of the Manweripts, and it Wits asserted hy various persons,. high in this Country and Atnerie,i, of whom some were iod inate with the Grandson, that the proprietor kid found a bidder of it different 'description, whose o hj ec i wa s to withhold the MIAMI sei . ipts fro ni the t w h o a r t h t l i , ) nod e n y ot. toot e e t i l i t by i y sse 2 , ttia:lel or the person..to be, ti n ( ) " ( i q c fu e l ; rtnet Sl i pl .) it l l . 3 essittg this Conclusion, and the lot e r eb ti ug • - . this prolonotl sonntl politic i.ttt,:~nn~l excellent moralist, will appear forthwith.' They cansiit s We, widerstand, of Ist, his Lifc, written by himself to a. late period, aisti coutinit to the time of. his death by . lea grittitlson. 21, The Whole of, his Cui - re.vpontietik:e. ; V irate curl hi. litical. 3d, Nitineintot ,Litercry Witt Phitim)ph;eql Poets, hitherto tutpulAtislietl, 4e. The litht (and. ; perhaps the most interesting) pfationAlltieti is to appear is his Correspondence ; titesecond will he the genuine Lite, and thethird the hitherto tit:! published Literary and piiilosophicallisperi, etc. The Correspondence. is moq ilopstiently expect ed. and this may Well ha tbecase, when it is coar billeted, that among the most intimate ft ieinls of this great man were Di'. Priestley, Dr. Price, Make, Fox, the liistiop of St, Asaph, Sir Joseph tiatiks,•the of Buchan, liraud Burial .)tailvvi 1 Hilr i , lle 'Slta t cp,;. 1,( , 131111,1:1:Iti iel,si tkcutar,t ri i it : Baal strviße, Lord,Orrintbam,..laine4 t ukttttt, tVtn, Pelteney, Sir. Edward Newenhatn, &c. 84. &e.