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~~'. ~' ~ 'i ~, ~: ~~ az- \.."4 P:f T -1 774 e , Erq NI FIN V?". A • r o„V\W 1=:;Y1 . : A . _ - yill,'lttqb •'" • fe-r 1 i • a:.~' ‘,l e Lt 6, , O ) Uhti3 ER 8282 EAST INDIA HOUSE, March 3, 1819. H couRT of *UNITED COMPANY of NIERCH . ANTS of ENG• LAN • TRADING to' the EAST INDIES, do hereby g ive `notice, That the QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said ,°24IPANy, appointed to he heldat their horse in Leaden ;l) all-street, on NVEDNESDAY, the .2,31; Instant. is made I ,ECIAL, for the purpose of layin g - befnre the PROPRIE- I tS, for their approbation, a RESOLIJTION of the INT of DIRECTORS of the 17th ultimo, granting to DAM ES WILKINSON, under the Circumstances therein 1 1 1t44 ' d, the S tun o f 75,000 Sieca - Rtirees, iS• the Current ? s e, with the Interest the;•eon at 6 per Cent. per Annum, tr od llth Octobei, 1"16, to the day when Payment shall betnade. x I e°P IES of th e aye -Law relating: to the Case of Mr. WIL- St) N, with th e REPORT required by the Bye-La tti ' 6 , See. 20, will he r• ady fur the . inspection of the Pro 7 et ' r s, at this House, on FRIDAY time ipth Instant. . 40:,EP1-11)AILT, Stcittary. PATENT GASSED LACE. lir ' s briVe beawifnl, (.1. :sr, aryl transparent P P ti l , Tide, in every description of LACE, both figured and t• .'i "."' liit , finest Bobbin Nets, Quillings, &c. to the il ' ,l f a'nl coarsest article of British manufacture, way be Mt'th e 'very respectable Deal ,r in ; - , ejiingcloio., • . . Mt. r ongli and filirons proper', ' , ..S (Jr ~,.., kited of 'British !ll': ) i ) . 4ru l Itg t etulevey to rein up ;4!1(1 .tilleittql in washing, , 1 , 1 .1 1A s : 11 tilt stibject of. nitivecsal cippl.aint of every Lady ; i i ..I,4T('lefere been a great desid c r a tuyij o resolLr • it typal 4 4,,, t , r i) ,, s ao d transpurenew to tti; hoisti ilmible Foreign iNii, Yhtead L i ,,,-,,. Th e ' p..vry,NT "c;,.;,:SF,i) LACE is A t. ) ,"i" gniSll ' . I ^ • i •:I he • oft .nr .1 - 16, „,., , d ; ,,,. ..‘ ,trom kiiy ot iet,.. t t.llo - . 4... d, . N Ni t " , t'" l ;4' Hie smallest piece i;i water,. aud perfectly Ir N t '' if •etutine, it will, on Twilling it up :o the light, k l !be f: 1 1 drift as before; brit if not, it wilt thicken and be -411 .1 uf . fibre for coniumit..Lace iiaS a partiiii alni-arti ' ea . ' '-, "less given it by starching,which it loses in Washing. kg , -..._ -14c 1.1 , :ry -- , tip. ? , OR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF ° 'ONS lAIPRISONEI) FOR SMALL DEBTS. Craven-street, Strand, March 3, 1819. Itt'NEPACTIONS :SIN CE Tin: LAST ' ikei i:1. ,C. s. d. PORT, viz. 1,.. ' 4 ln wi i , , rl ti L ,, ,,. n erforce, Esq. M. P. - • Annual 2. .2 0 -h,4, 4 7 t .% d 1 t 1 Pignit, Esti. .. - 21 0 0 , i ' , 1 11,,,,,, 1 , 5 uwn, Esq. - - A. 9. ...! 0 14 4 Vibi t " - - - ,A. I 1 0 10. 1i?, >,.„ field, Esq. - - • -A. -2 2 0 0 Wt, el l - • - - A.: '4 4 0 4 1,, (~;, I r ‘ -, it .. - - A. 2 2 0 i t elili 13,:l" , 'Il ' -• • - - A. 2 2 0 Ait C,,„ :"'' Esq. .- . - - A. 5, CI 0 . Oi x ,,• " .4 , 161(4. .•• " A. 55 0 k i ht7l,' l , Esq. 4. - , e , - A. 2 0 0 14'• r)i , 'rand, Efick. A. 2 2 0 f;' Nie t , 4 , ( M ' - - - - • A. 2' 2 0 .t.,,,i. ..ti. as N. ' 11 , ,, ; ~d ti, ttsiso - - - A. 1 1 ..0 tt ~"4 , its t. ' , ' "ekis. Egq. . - ' - A. 9 2 0 P I . '' 4 Yrinn, Et , q. - A. 1 1 0 - -tv ' 4 .1 ( - - _ - 2'o 0 it S hav• B - onlie-per tioarez -.: - A. .9 2 0 , t ' i; ,„ - . 1 -.-- 5 0 0 Ifli.; irjf,',l.)nrriert and Co.( lial,.ncel - 0 3 4 . 14 1 4111, u. ,,, 1t tot t pct. ('lrAtteris and Co. 5 0 0 ' ''''i'ki" • 11. 1 ,1 i,„ . ). F.,,, ... • - , A. 1 1 0 '" / =4 - ; 1 1e, - F •q - --.- ' 7 ' - ' ' • • 22 0 4 - r ':ii l i ll ''' ile -s y•- - ;•ciach rive f , ir Fxtiirti ' or 0 15 0 4 - . q l / 4 1.etter-ltox) - - 1 1 0 bi t , Cie: -'4jl2 a t (;1, 1 , t) .!4: 1 , 4 :td relieved from various Prisons, 4261 I I 2 t"Att ' ), E , , fer ;-1,. , Basle Of - .. : , 114t . t irt! CaSt'S Of 46 Petitioners ; :11.- i t 'ktlii, °i Iktt , ..!::td for further lutiutry . , : .. l' t e ,;''; atitt.i' i-•;,!cted tt.i. • l',,s4;,,''''Ne.'i are ili • t;eived by John f.;attuten Niel,' , lisq. the 110'tlItt;'• eli eyne-wa.'s, Chelsea; also by . ."-.lc.srs. Herries, h ql; ; \i' i 'ad U). st. :lanic. - i',:- street; Messrs. lloares, Fleef lit:sc'ts• 0 ' ;'• ( . hattcris, %V it it ni o rc, and Co. Loutbard-stree..; iii,&,,Lt5.1.,""4, Cocks, Ridge, and Iliddulpb, Chatin , Cr i oss : 11,,''Ici, ''}utrieu watt Co. Finch-lane, Cot uhill; 111t•ssts, 1...a.mi -I,t" ' " 1" I' 'I 11 •N . Noes Co. 77, Lornhari,- lt„ t • ; q t " ~ • • a. ; . essr,,.and , ~ _ v. IN ) r t t1,,,,P V• 1 ,... Sf.t . rett.lrY, Nti• 7 , Craven-streFt, Stmt . at k• 041 1 n 4- ' c olz , tr• - t - be seen by those who. are incittied to •it v, ..4is c , ' ." i • tt,,i ' l " , ltv, and whet•e the Saitit ty. meet on the ' , "thlY in c . • - • lontlt. i l , 1 I, t r . , .i ... •C 4.)., -----...._ - ‘1 -(1 er ` ) Cdti C . URED Ii"I'1101;1' INWAnD N11:-' DICINE. 1 4 , IttAi'i"vcitir I:ce of the be no ti , ifi I- --Etivet 9 Of I:;l,.(;4tli'lL','''''S 1.!.. .A 11 1:0(.'. 3 .1'10'.`4f0r the Cure of that it stress hp w e T i '"t the FIat)PING C(112C.III, his Majcily's Letters "i't ('Dili. € ..!.ltpCl-IE, to stature to hint his va -4'44"Y Ili„ P"' "'". - - lc i i tci t .. c rand s of Children are cured annually by this kit i '' ' 'lll,.•p,," the first zatacli, ao immediate application of ~,, It l'i--;.V.Va.), ^ :iprevent the, complaint taking any lik`• 1,, ,t, c ' .ll, •titutiair - and a fear tithes may 'tompletCly . fr q S r Lithe most o:oil:tate cases, perseverance wilLproduce iti t , (4l• lll ' , - e ffect ; a, ;( 1, ii ,-, it,,,,,.d v ( ~1 , ,, lie so well caiculated . t il ' 4, ll ' ; . " "4 this, fur it i eu,iiii•es lii raedicine to !..e taljen 11,14 Apse'‘ , ll,? ,3Q4o lllls.lit'diti n e be genuine. unleis signed on 1. .i., 11 •10 0 ,• Roche, and on e• - •.try stamp s the naine3 of (ii ' !k r ji-wuds, tsi, St. Paul's Chtyl:ll, ya ... rd. fl . -iec 4s : it'd kll „ L i , 1 ctt re. I)c,i• Edwas, t.W. St. Pani's,, an the Fool.way, :Ind , It till / 4 . l )t'alers in Vlitii , -iiis •' • - ..: - 1- 1 1 . ttimiitssi' - NIFSIT SAthm.. A„,,,„,,,,t,i, ,th,„,..„, ~.: ''i) ., vi , ii by the Ntrhi -1,1 th t ki ,..nd ent Py tr,lo n 1 Ilt: a llori; NEW-Sti;ETCE, imtucis 1,,, ,,'1 1 !"w5, Mes..:l.s. JO:IN lII;J:CVS.S auiPSON, to ••' l ' i • 1 4 Ill(; ' ll ie at t , , '... • • •' 1 - 41 • .qtl t , , n on ,. .. .d , W* .• • ~ I •il •oil i:goti; inp.i . atp;) !: , ..,, • , stel i , ii t i ri ,.' s can la , ii. , !, il up•tt as nefitchie stti tna,t , etc h l i i•al ki , , : tleil inder their runt and -- Ath.l . rot. and also t„ . it Licr oa sing , tliuir Sigou me. : •'„ :441'1.1pti.„01.1,),'.i0i,tl e0i , i.e.i, : i . ,..n, i , i,f tii3 ••,•ince, ltein•' 'olatilcil I t -Of • 'Sr [las ctilistlO'n rreat ile,i-liar tor it, arid its in 1. trtl e 'renlot• 4 i r-; i I ' •••• I'l • d ton, ,l e i t i t ,,i L „ .. .. ..noi i, 3. 3 r to equal t Ito. 414)1.0 I • Sill 11 ii r . i a r f S r . } / ,1 ; , .. i t r:.• :; . f . A.•l` “.... ; 110V1 It::: . t i . o:y•,.resfits.tt.tuity : ,,,, , ,- N a ,:iv e 5 ., , , - . , -.. t.,‘,40 !tare tro; 113 t a it, tieing cuntunat , t , , istaet, n t o t t,,, "i res , ',..p - I ," '' ' '• ...„, n "set No. 107 -(eori‘ier'iii t ' ne l,'' Sa a oo t ;•-steps),:i ~ -------.__ s ' 'l'it- A l) ,-Lontl °lir ... I,„ ExczssivE. INTTUI:CieNt:IES.• t lri tt 1 ' ;if i t e e „ ( l, 3 , ll i)I A . I' HA 1 . , N1 I>t GI LEA I), by its % i t,,.0, Liti0.... ~,,,,, ! , t ealtn 4. , awl tunic qii.ititi es , kot:weli as by tht.4;tg,:vh, and .„ t e. s . , rti : i i t tl , ,...i i ils , a sue 111 - 41reCt. of returning I ti ties l4 3 re do )i , itaicil i ' l ' . l . ie of muscular iiiv:r., , ,r . ai bit!, to 4• tlit e • • hei„, „ Fist wiro . 7 . liretiiiitiir' e or exc.essive itiduh- Thtt,,iid ;dental dee: 4lt us Al f sight, vertigos, loss of ttp- Illt4 (4 '14 1 1 Balm- ;r•• ' 'll. e ''''d ." - o ' ' le ad * ;110t .: '6 • I r`u ' llv Cherishes 1 - i 'l l ie l - w s 4r( . l •1e " e ' 5 , .: 1 ! ),1) . " ) ! . . 1P . t ( 1 1 . e life of the y' z..•g i e• r d e au ' d tutu mt. lit ilet,,resto,, wi,t,Jt".e.'„111.1..., lowness of ~ta xation In 0 0 , this medicine ‘.iitary or owing to NoUtliftil i:llpra- L 4rl 7 . t,„ eon will afford the ;mist triderfitl relief. . u . , L, -T . izi ': , . anti c o. 1 504 Oxtorthitreet ; •Waid, 324, If 01ti1.1,4150 ti l . 1, 41 so b y t .:,; Strati,'; awl Nly. G6 , ttl . ev, 103, Nlilmrle''' )eri, ) ,tlhout ti i , t ,r ,rePutabie I,7i•toler. in all Mai Let TOWOS • 4izi, , , _l,lB. ~,,.I)::_liiit,ti!oln, 't,tnd all other 'Medicine Vttiders, ti,..,::11,,;(,1,,,,,ti1, it r 3 l ,l : . i i i in tine Pa ha ily 'IOU le for ;3::s, by which iv. b , e "gra % , (l V ' i ,th lb(' words " Samuel Solomon, ..,t,,,.• r. ~,1.,,,. lin the lb(', i ttr„ ,l ""Plini, )" i s , •I' ' I. • , ,:se,t .„, i, „ f ~ .... .w an consitlted by letter, the , tri } , 4 , l :' ).1),.....y 1,,tt,..7ne N'lllid Ilift to be int lostol, ad 4. Aid a (40 ,,• Dr. s; 1 2 -o . ol moo, Gilead kloioe, Hear ' le lii,Cat.•. SAT U R DAY, MARCH 20. TilE LOTTE It Y. TIIE 18d OF TI-HS MONTH ,THE STATE LOTTERY A SINGLE TICKET MAY GAIN SIXTY TIIOI3SAND POUNDS A SIXTEENTH MAY GAIN 20,000 GUINEAS. BIS Contractor tor Ihe Two last Lotteries, • reApeetfully ietuill his best Friemis the Public, that STATE UirTERY 1).• ; ;;n NEXT TUESDAY, 25d Instant. _ TICKETS and - SHAKES are now . n Sale at the old establichen Others of T. liisll, 4, CORNHILI., and 9, CHARING•CHOSS, London (and Ageoi in the country), twriirre, in the last Lottery, he sold No. 5,191, ilrawn a Prize of 20,0001.; No. 1,0:5, a Prize of 20,0001., bob in Shares, &c. &c.; being (A 4 USUAL) more i ban any other Office-Leeper; :and in the preceding Lottery, N 0.5,535, 30,0001. &c. Bank, India, South Sea, 5 per Cents. 4 per Cent. C;msnk, Ilethored, °amino), India Bonds, Excbegnre and al: kind of Government Securities, bought and sold by Commission.. •t" The Prices of .Stucts are 'affixed, hourly, against PISWs Mice, in Cornhill, by which the Public can see the fluctuations. . . SALE OF Ez•'J'ATES. LEIC;ESTEIiSEI IltE. MANOR,I.`.!ANSION, an!lt;.‘prra L FREEFIOIDESTATE, containing unn - arrts sl X HUNIPIED ACRES, &c. TO I RESOLD RV AUCTION, By Messrs. SUIBB :Ind SON, at the TIlitEE CROWNS INN, LEIC:EsTEII, On MONDAY, April 1 and Tuesday, April 13, 1819, at 'l'wtive o'Clock at Nuuu, lrk; LOTS, N txtentive Val-able, rind FREEHOLD PROPERTY, lielonjng to kVAL CER RIMING, Esq. situated in Westcot es Bromkingstborpe, and the Parish of St. Mary, near% the Borough of Leicester; consisting of a Manor or Reputed Manor, an excellent Nlansion-house, Of fices, &c. and Estate, coutaining altogether ( d }3 A. I It. 301'. of most fertile Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land. together with the Tithes of - Corn and Grain thereof, and of other Lands in Bronikingsthorpe; the whole in fine coudition, and lying contiguous tot Town; on both sides of the Turnpike Roads leading from Leicester tu Hinckley and Narborongh, adjoining the River Soar. The Land urty he viewed by leave of the Tenants, but the Manion only by Tic:toils. Particulars may I%e had ten days preceding-the Sale, at the ThreeCrownti, Leicesitrr ; Swan, Market Halloo' .4 1 Head, ; Iliad, Hinckley; Queen's Head, Asliti%! Aie•la;Zauch ; Denhigh Arno, Lot terworth ; :Ind the George, - Northampton ; Messrs. Flaitnate and Nveld, Sedieitors, Essex-street; and Mr. Wyatt, NeW Inn; Mes , rs. S'quibb and Son, Sarille-row,, tendon; and of Messrs. Miles, 'Alston, and M iics, Solicitors, Leicester; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen, and Tickets bad. tar viewing the Man sion. • • 1819. LITERARY REVIEW. The ENEIS of VIRGIL: 'l'ra►►slated by CHARLES SymmoNs, D.D. of Jesus College, Oxford.—lto. Vette videmur., ct in metiiis conatibus Legre Succidimas, non Linirua valet. In a pause of our attenti o n to the great political discussions of the clay, we are happy to return, to our favourite subject of Literature—to bre,ithe pure air on th,e banks Of the classic Tiber ; and to refresh ourselves iu the orange groves of Maro.-- The last'six hooks of the 2ENtEts have commonly been considered as inferior, in mater and in workmanship, to the (431 six ; and as derogating, by their subordinate quality, from the consummate excellence of the Poem. VVe have always regarci- cif this charge against one moiety of the gre4t Augustan Epic as totally unjust, and as the consequence rather of the transcendent splemloor of some of the prrccding parts, t:,an of any ac-: it'd deficiency of which it conid be convicted. In this opinion we are happy to find . that Dr. SYMMONs coincides with u 3 ; and we fed pleasure when we extract from his Cornmentaly the fol lowing Observations on the subject : PUBLICATIONS. - This Day i'vere pub!i;her!, In 2 vols•Sro. the sth I , ,ctition,. Avid) a Portrait, and two • nt hen En,!travings,, ; pr t ice, 11. Is. THE .REMAINS ,ot HENRY. KIRKE WHITE, of :\Tottingham, la.t s . of St. John's C ollege, Carnh*T-it•; with an Arcoliit of IA Life. ROB.F.R.T SOtITI-I EY, Esq. Portl.anreal e. Printed for Longman, Ilurst, Itees, °rine, and Brown, Loudon. . . Thig Day %yen! pohllslied, In 12rno. price 9s. (lA. Immui, the 2,1 Edition. Improved, -- ENTRODUCTOUY LATIN EXERCISE' to those of -CLARKE, ELLP.I, - and TURNER.; designed for the youpger Clagses of Learners..; „ , NATHANIEL 11(YWATID. P.lnted for Longman, flur,t, Rees, Orme, and Brown, -• • . Of whom may he had, :)y the same Author, Greth and Eu4;‘,111,..ue price 3s. hound. The Loudon Vocatiu:ary, LMin and Eli,:limb, Is. 6d. In th•~ Prvss, Introductory Greek Exercises, to those of Neilson, Dun bar, ancl,uthers. MORTINIER'A CONINIERCIAI, DICTIONARY. • TharSdav, April 1, will be puillisheil, PART I. price 5.. (to he emopreted in.ahotit Six Parts, form in4 One large Volume, SKo. closely piloted) of A GENERAL COAI MLR CIAL 1)1C -1—.11. TIONARY, ciunpreliending • Manufactures, Trade, Na viliatiun, and Agriculture, •as. eons/ecru) with (:nnimerce ; with Abstracts of the Laws relatimr• to the Regulation and Protection of Trad.; and MoVetinniti;:e. Ity THOMAS moimmEn, Esq. A new Editinn, carefully revised thron4hoat, with consider able Additioas anti Impro.ronrinc, ".• By- WILLIAM 1./IycE:NSON, Esq.. With the Assistance of ProfLs.iiittiti tivialenieti in the various Dt' pito . 111191 i.. Londint : Printed' for Lingman,. Furst, Ares, Orme, o.tirl, Ilyown, Paternoster-row. :yew Editions of CAP ER's TOPOGRAPRICAUDIC 110 NARY of . the united Kingdiinv, and 'of,. W•ArKINS's il i tOgßA - 11-11CAL DICTIONARY, are in considorahlefor wit' does.. ,„ . CA'I'ON ON THE I'ENEttEM."DISEASE AND ITS - •: (;()NI:.I.,).IIENCES. ; • Ti is I).av Wtt', published, A New Eilition„ [nice ss:illustrated with Cases, of A • AC T L A . ItEATI SE on the I'll E - f)N t and CURE of -the VENEREAL DIS• EA E exhibit Citaractor, Symptoms,. and "Ircatinent. of tAp... I . i 3 ca,cs immelitately or rvinottly contivetrd with it'; cmitan;in tAicervations on 'Cilect, Stlicture, M icxl 1):s -charges, the , itse of the - Ckustie. and Common Bougie, Cu tat eons limptionc, isrimg,inary: litnereal DiseaseS,• I)ehility ganel ail or local, Ilte•Theory al Gltetation,&c. kc.; cow y Work fnr 4tiiat . iits, and a Guide to the 1 Iteiider ; interspersed with select Prescriptions appli eubie to eavh , division of tte.disraie fc , : • • • . 'l. No. fb, Stanhope stmt, Nii,leasille-street . , Strand; 11'-ufe ot%tlie Unittd it/id Guy's: Pi intro . fon, l'ilelsrs. ood And! Co. .20, l'aropiostvr T row; and Son. ; Ncely,.74, CouWaril-sttect, bindon. • • . Just publi-bed. title „ ALI Ij„.EAT,J , :, , t, I)ISiTASE, o,y wlAcii ai• one inaveiirelliniSell)—conlitininz plain lincl a rstletfeal -4ninlfy eradiesting•irom .the Syitt m.tviry SYntiptotri , rif•tivphilitie and l'xiirreal , Diseases. By JOHN LIGNUNf, Sqr;zecin, 11.1ancLestei, had of Mr. 1,;;:!i no, Bild:ze-street, 11ay.:iester us!,entirt, London , ; and of rota cslier Booksellers , rand- Itl•rdicino Vvi:ders in _Town and l'9a ry. the above is sifire"t‘ i ..;l of TQcliiileal Term;, it .sill LP tinind a valitaldp eont - peniliitin thi4 disease. The prescriptions are all git en in IsliKlirh, and every tiling is ex plained in the iuust iistelligitile [tawnier. •1171. Ll:iNliltl'S PILLS, For-tte Cure of .all Negress if Syphilitic Di eases. One pill is a dosera.:d the tAitiy.: of one box; in a re cent care, will convince file patient of lie speedy recovery.— Nothing eau he better contrived, more safe and convenient .than this remedy, in totally eradicating every symprom of this ( k..te,,elive malady, by sea or land, as it needs nu cenfine ‘nient, (Tali - Hint of diet,- or hinderanee of hnsittegs... • Sold by hi r. I.ig tutu, Nlattenester; J. Evan. and Son, 47, Smitlineld Sutton a - 04 Co. Bow church -yard: ri 1a y nod Sons, 115, ; Edwiods, 66, St. Paul's, -Chtsrc4-yard ; Butler Knit 5un5,..4,--Cheapside,.London;•and H-84# Snekrille-strert, Dublin; and, the Medicine Veudc'rs in Town and Cuuutry:---rtice *a. 9d. " BOOK VII. " A very general prejudice lissprevaled against the last six books of tie ,Eneis, utt which we are now entering, as altogether interior, in matter and in execution, to the six that precede them. I call it a prejnolice, as 1 an) satisfied that it rests on no solid loimdation ; and is-to be overthrown by a just-consideration of the nature of all works like the yEneis, and by an impartial perusal of the hooks which are thus slandered. Of every long narrative poem,' some parts ~mill necessarily shine above the - rest ; and, where there is much variety of snbieet i one topic. will be more accommodated to the taste of the particular leader than another The sacking of an imperial City . ; the death of a Queen, devutibg herself on the tunerel pile under the impulse of Wive ; the descent oftiehero to the regions of the dead, with a display of all the ter rors and the joys ot tot linty ; are.stihjects of peen liar interest and magnificence. Aim of the con nexion of a long poem they could only form certain portitt'os or - links ; anti, if the impression of their brightness he to destrOy the effect ot the' concatenated work, the inevitable fate of the Poet if to be lamented, and he is to he eonsidered as falling ti:e necessary victim'of his osvn arnbAon and greatness. If the reader, in short, .will be satisfied with nothin:e which is n ot i ntense ly pa thetic or proudly sublime, he must be contented with an impeller' poem, and must snspend his perusal of the ./Eneis when• its hero has passed through the ivory gate. IW' the last six books of the All:neis possess as essential a place in time syin-. metrftef the poem, as.the six-which areestationed . heforri them. They containJtideed e the principal ot the action; and, %vitt) tibmidant.and prop:isle excellence, they will lie fonod as fully: adequate to the occupafioa of the Places assigned to them in the great work, a, those which they. succeed. If we examine them, we shall discover that, besides ite perfect adaptation to theielan of the Poem, each book is licit in variety ; :mud : is distinguished by its discriminated character and healitieS. It, Ihe seventh, the arrival ,of in the Titters the description of the'Coart of LA the dreadful eruption of the Fury to con found the league and supply probable motives for the war ; and, lastly, the critaloctie of the forces, most strike every reader as ilrt . productions of, poetry, delieliting its with ether 4 beettiiirl, the: :griand, and the 'picturesque. 1.110. 1,1;liole episode of EvaNDER must doi , versally. be telt as charming ; 4 , and the shit,!;;; fkbriecated by. VULCAN, with its Romaii change. ; as-. well as the workshop and the workinti of tube ert;,l..god,. 'cannot _be Otherwise than aditared::-TU the the uffecting , sto: y of Atstrs'aud-Obill'ALUS Colll4. mallicatci - a peettliar3iutereSC%? Tit .014 i tenth? , a! battle between a disentliatleing.aretiyhand ati:arn,y, upon the shore, a bat tle •silerta the.' deaf hs PALLAS,- LAL:aUS, and' M FACKTEUSi and it) which. the Pitatitudi that ‘VittdraVi'S• litcp•S from the field is tuosrepreetically coneehethisucl.'delineated; arrests our attenl ion with its nottulty.and. import ance. To. this bpok, also, a catalogue eee Tuscan auxiliaries gives ornament..ande vatiely. The eleventh vet y Ntk;inges 'US :Wit ;the funeral cif Paeials, the dissensionsAyletite Latin Couneil, • equesftiansonfliCt,.anathe death of ‘Catatt...t..A. And tie twelfth,. distinguAltetie:by tis sodden_yhtniees of fortune, and its great opulence of matter, ena,±; jusitybe CL.asskt, With reference poetic t merit and t tier::, vcifh;the adMirted . . , • to beoks of the poe n ). It z.he — tcader IM oliicc . lto t he a t eneit h ine e.7 , ,t fightingV tit the s,,ng'ilitiaiy t;I: 1,1" sitiltiOVFl', %Ville)) occurs divitionof the Jae now,t be reminded, that stroll 'are the favourite subjecei ot her o ie ~o ng ; ( 1 14 t th e .„ battles were Aistutically as . well as . prietically no. e e s,ary for' the great catastrophe of the poem ; that their - variation is relieved with a remarkable variety of CIITIIIIISRIOCC! I arid tint they are con- - fitted to 'the lust four hoele, of the poem ; of which, after all, they _occupy , ( - tile only, •enrirely. whilst they leave a large portion ot the le s tnain-• ing three to incident of a dittt , retit titmice. It it tilut.t be allowed-that 'the battles, which cons; rate the hulk of tic Pius, are. superior to thine in the ZEneis ; and that ItoNteu describes the conflict like a spectator of the tiod, when Vlnotte arrpyed his troops anti mixesthent in combat' as' lie sitting in his study, still most it be gmtved that aft battles its the liStais are finely conceived, [PRICE SEVENPF,NC r 4 and admirably delineated, and that (here is more, of what painters style keeping in these war pieces, a more just subordination of power and effect in their several parts, than is discoverable in those of the Gredian 114 rd. Whei.e, then, are we to look for the imputed interiority of this last half of the ./Eneis ? It any where, it 'Must be found in the less perfect revi.ion which it , has received : in hat part of it which belongs to the mechanical Wild not to the ideal process. The mind of the l'oet prevails equally throughout its whole ex tent : but the careleatiess Of his band may ocea t•rionally be traced in-it. It might probably have ;been brought to a higher polish : but the feat hiVe been achieved only by VIRGIL, him self. On this subject MYtkia arid TRAPP have prefixed some' very judicious remarks to this sevrilth book ; and to them 1 will refer my -Learned or ,my English Reader, observing only th . at this portion of the 'Er/cis stand, not in need of 'the' support of any -Critic;-•and requires no thing more, for the attAinment of its i;lat praiseil than a fall . and impartial examinatint)." UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. -,- - ; OXFORD, MARCH 19.—Yesterday the Remains : ofvthe Lord Bishop or PRTERROftoUGH were pri vately interred in the Chapel ut Bailiol College, ; in this University. Tire Rev. Benjamin. Parsons •:Symons, M. A. Fellow .of Wadhunt College, and the 4c.v. cl vverd Cardwell, M. A. Fellow of Brasenose lege, hai/6-betni appointed Public Exioniners. The follf!vring Degrees have been conferrvd:—. The Rev. Chas. Valeutine - Le (;rice, M. A. of Trinity Ca lege, Caiubridgr, admitted ad vandtm. BACHELOR IN CIVIL. LAW. Iter. Robert Allen, Fellow of New Cuikge. MASTER (?F ARTS. Rev. William <<':►tson Dickha, of nerton College. John Rodhard I3.►in of 011.14 Church. Charles Serase s Diekins, of Oriel C..pllcice. Rev..lohn Rat Bingham, of Billie ►ose College. Rev. James 'Betts, of 'Trinity Col►ege. BACHELORS OF ARTS. Hoshinc, of Brasenose•College. Thomas Welch Hunt, ,Esq. of Christ Church, Grand Coin pot:oder. Thomas George Cinbett,.of Christ Church. ECCLESIASTICALTREFIZnMRNTS. The Rev. J , ,ho Maddj , , D-.D: to the Rectory; of Ilitt test with Boxlegd, in Stiff,,ik ; and .the Rev. Thomas• Strong to the Rectory of Theber.: (n u , in the same coin y, both on, the presenta tion of the Crown. The Rev. EL D. Berners, LL B. to the Arch dekieont y of - Sutfolk, by die Lord Bishop of Nor wich, the same ; being in his Lordship's gift. ,The Rev. Edmund Gray, B A. has been insti tuted, on the i+resemation of Charles Doncroobr, to the tiectory of Kirby Misp:Jton, in York shire, vacant by the death of the Rev, John 'Dere Thumls, Lord Viscount Anson has appointed the 'Rev. W. 11. BackL'bury House, one of his Lord,bip'sDonstip Th .c Ho w , ind G,,,P e n e w to the Vicarage of. Lasio.g., Essex p,ttron, the King, morgAt), of Trioily Coikty,e, 11,ontatoo, Lecture, on Soothiy ntorilihg, at St. Mary's. Mr. Page, of lirasenose Colle t ;:', Son ritty afternoon, at, St. Peter's. Mr. Rathbolie, the Atintiocialion, at New College. (A UL 141AILKW.r, I .llAncii 13. lips at Nlarliet. Ships sold. Pnce. tiewc. .tui 36i ...31s. Od. to 4/s. 3d. 20 .ti.oodel land Weld► Coal.. . 1 Culu► Od. to —s. od. •-Nbr'eunr.—Five of 'the.2o/: Prizes to be drawn : Ni..it`Tuevidy'Av-i4l each " ke:int it led to Sixteen un drawn Whole T..eliefacuNtShsres in.proportion) so drai in fact-nBii:gle Tieket,-pnrchased at tither of `Aresil'S Offices, No • 9., , C0rnki11,.0r 17. lintighte . tfriore.Toesfiny.neNt, mapgaits. ALL:T/1 REIt rrizes of 20,000/.-- 7 -N. 11. Seltetne:contains _three 20,0001. Prizes', antl37)Paller7, Capitals of 20001. 1 . 000/; . &a: &c. . • , 'not 'off , i rft , •ni.orrow thai vrbich may Ije 'done. To:d'ov ;" " 1,, vs are 4rigeronit ;" anti I,l = dcralti s ijatioti hl' ThieT of Time ;" tivere fofe;:.'n'Ooe iliniii(ll . pc lost in obtaining the three Prizes of `. l j,()OOt ".now on stile at CA ; R[IOI.L'S‘. Gcy n: 4, A ir."We Ora cic;ii Y - 1 Prizes Or :,31.1,b0"5/: and ThiFe .of 20 , 0001. ruse ieefl Nety — ritelk n '6lil CA'A titmt,'s Fortti.: note - .oClides, 19, .Coinoll, and 26, Jitioril•street ; a'tidi'n . the Nh.- 2347, 80,000/ 5001., &c. Bce. in • . r I:: . • .. ' * 4. * We are rettne'sled to infornr tour :Readers, th a t 'Nes s is, cm,rva au.d Co; Surgeons, of Char- Cir;•!at:Charlotte-street, Blakfriars rOkiit; have, , 10.ztonseyttence - of their extensive Inaetke, and for!theacconituodation of patients at the West:end' -of the Town, established a Me dical Board in:Woodstock stt ec:, Oxford -street, a f ew doorS ii-Oin'tiond:street,.where a Physician of 40 yt-nis' eXinrience. and a Surgeon of greet mi., lence, reside, and where all the Board alternately atteol, the whole of whom are Members of the ROyul Colleges—that thousands have been rester. ed to perlect health by their united talenFs is tini T • . verially ac - knowiedged, many of ‘vhom had been discharged from Hospitals, and otherwise impro net ly treated. They are consulted at Woodstock. nouse, Woodsurck-street, from Eight in the morning nurii Eigtoyat nigh; ; anthit the Medical. Charlotte:hipuse, B:ackfriars•road, from Twelve till Eigrtt in the Evening.- 7 -Alechanics • ha‘e advice gr,vis - evOy evening rem Six till *ig . ht; at hcit h houses, and Ott Suqoty mornings '6OOl Twelve o'ClueL. 110 . loCe : oar rAble r od , it of ocb - Wel t osil e ' the Ott 31 0 , tor iyof 'Ol - 0 304 los/ co, ea, An y fi t ocif ;g" )0 li - ,--.