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' -e-e-' f '' Z- 000-r Cl / " 1 • t . „-• - 1 - 1- , t'AIIIER 8830.] PI CTIII4L : L7NG-OFFICE, Dcd• 7, 1 520. u 1 COMMISSIONERSIor VICTU24L -4INGIFisMrIJES7'Y'S NA 1, - Y -do hereby' pre N'to teits. 4 "! 0 4 Friday, the I:sth last. ,thry i.e ready . to•,:e-, 7e7leitrs wraing (.sealed ni)), and treat (or 7'ho usan d Sa c k, : o f lIISK ET M F., A L.' dncr Fifty Tons of NEW . 0 ATM ESL h et,, lic deli vere d into 1 - lia Majrsln'w riefluzinng Storrs at r . thc spart 01 One Month, by cqual,weekir i;7 4 °.nN ; and to be paid for - 4 Bills payable, vitliout SixtY dugs after Oh. of the ("extracts Aga?v/ to sceJi at the Se will 7., had to anti Tender at which 'the : Price 'T - ‘e inSceled in n.ords at PIT! h, or that A'hattnot ;`,.7 ed. t o the Bfaird bepre One o'Gloch on the said c 15th inst. nrr Ittdess the Person who 'male. , 01r or 'some Penal: on his behalf,' atteads,.tO, wt:r, ~ crele d r , , , ho t ACI' FOR GOLD LACK. ~ CO 'TR . - H OSPITAL-FOR SE.INIEN, • Dexeruher 4. 189.0. BL.cif p ersons as ma y be g .to contract supplyi nr , this Hospital With GOLD LACE, Httodted '`ands of Broad,- nod Fiftern.lltindred Yards tl : r° 79 iliav deliver In their Proposal; to .the 1 Directors. tlotpital, at this Place, on SA I.l3RD'‘,. , the ttr.. 44lari t.tt Moven o'Clock in the orenoon*; and 4! the • f and nc -I{;•ti„,..t 5 t fqnsished . Fo of op farther particulars, by jar:l'6ring at the rc sttn l' dTt Office here. 1 1 , : „ ,11 ' NO Proposal will be received after the hour aforet , :6l, : 11 a'lY be attended to that al-e,noi tigree . able to the said nor Unless the Partiespersonally appear. 1 10 t CONTRACT FOR HOPS: RosprrA L FOR SEAMEN AT GRF,ENWICH, Dec. 4, Isip. NIJCIR persons as may be willing to Contract • 1, 4 fur Supplying this Hospital with 'Fight 'funs of. h'ilf ltt Bags, and half in Poehets, maidelirer in % c -1.41,4)5;115t°, th e Di rec t ors o f the said. Hospital, at this 11„, (74TiSATUTtDAV, the t6th Ins'. at Eieven o,'Clock in 44 ..q00ti ; and in the mean time be futinished with Proposals.; and acquainted with tlurtltor inquiriN t at the Steward's Office here. ' 4 : No Propoal s w ill b e rece i ve d a ft er in e hour afore. 7 1,4 '"" arty he attended to that are nut 4greeable to the ( Thas -'nor unless the Patties personally aypear. 4 01 ,. CONTRACT FOR FLOUR. 411- "aSPITAL FOR SEAMEN, Al' 6REFNwtqI, ry 1- 1 1,854. , . g tICII PER SONC as maybe D Willi: to Cod tor stypiyiug this 'Hospital, 'kith: -:StiO gnctws.of ma}deliver in their Proposals to the Threctors of 'll4 Hospital, et this Place, on Saturday next, the italt , :, tr t at Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon ; and in the mean' at "v.furuilicdWith Forms of Proposals. and acallainteo } r 1-a partieuhrs, by inquiring at the Steward's Office 1:1 ° c) l'reposals will he received after the boor aforesAid# k. 17. *llll 4y be attended to that are not agreeable to the Forms il'etnicted ; nor unless the Parties personallY.llPPcr. 1.) E C B 14, 1820 TH.URSD AY, TRAITS add rrt EA Two Vols. I4s. boar Os., , • (in the lst January iII be published, • TRAVIS - and TRIALS ;ra Noyel; itl, Tivo vui es• ¶V at, what is toe, but repose_ of ail A puri..erheri.tal calla that knows.au stop.a.". • Tztamsor.r. Pt iuted forJantes.Cawtbarne,Cocksjarr street,' 4 4' Art ADDEND/3 to the c:ATAi,Ofitit of the I.IItITISU LABAARY will 'be publi:ibed at the satoe't late: A CO:`;STAr . 4"I" TRA DLR. 'lO sail from Graves e nd otY r r brfOre stli January for p 0.1.47 BAY: ditc:t. - • - THE..Five SHIP SARA'', I. .13 9 rthen, CK, roos, JAMES IN:IOIVi . O.N. tof ).:<;: - " r ,:,%„ Hon ('urlipan'y'sServic) Onuniander. Has poty,• andi•soperior •Accoinzurriatiork :for • Pass, tigers, and carries a Surgeon. • Yo• Ni g ht. Qr . Passage, apply, to M e ssrs. ItIM ARDS, CN MAic&l•l3Sti.- aftd Co. BishopsO.Me-street, or to DtjeKtir.S t , BAGSTER, t - and 81JC,L4.4.Nfl N., 2S, Nis-'t• *.#l.4tztfe„ to :Sail on or before , Ist ue arcater itait - c2:41";:(1 Ft)it MADRAS AND . 111t.tiGii THE I' ii New. Coppered. ' ' eµ' . sin? . xl()FrATi', THom-As W. ALDli.k.ri, .‘ 7 el-. our len /., orls. in le c t —or • tt _;tc‘.l; s city tins very superior ilc:ccuT:itioC‘a rJza4-,- • tints for l'a.sseugeiti; fort ticll,or for Fs upply.to the Untwilit',4ler, thr,lrtuaem fee- Hor,v, - or to BUCKLE'S, 13A(,;STElt, and BUCIii\NAN, 33,1\1:1.1 , k-I:me. 1301 ()refund!, 1820. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. china, and all kinds of furniture; will also soon be in great ; cquest. to it of thy kind: is enoplously dear, an.j. scarceil i precnrable. I:11e. atcrenans are extrennly popalar with the NEW COLONY AT TH' CAPE The 'folio wing . far her particulars aro extracted from a, letter, dated Tiviottiale (formerly vian's River), Sept. '2l, tB2O take the opport.unity , ,of mention7ng, that I. and.zmy Frr.rty hEiVe been located on the fiavia.n's kiver, tOwhich the Cover:tor haB beo r . plensed, at rc . y'regite_:st; to give the fit-me of Ti /viotdale. We are placed at the very source of the river, r.:_ijc,ining,to the l'arls.a, and ate, con a nosition'a great .tteal.exposed to t.:e attack s Oi not:, go!erazen anovkaffers. 1' to theattention a - QVCriloi AutLo riti,,:s, in supAying its With a slaci , ..nt..g - uarki: Cr Hottentots, until. the country around usls bitter 'settled, e have remained .- hithert - o tnrnolested . , although oF h neigbours have. had; ,, C:ttle . stolen abnost every week since our arrival.. 4rxcept:is -this particit4ar, andin regard to the ro . a.ds up the . river,, which are almost, hp - passable (but which ii 'lmo. doubt, be repaired- by G overuawnt) it we are very muc.l). - pleased with our situation.. it .. at present, rather i lOnelY, - ', the nearest fartn being rnik* distant; but,- on. the arrival of -.our cOuntrymen, we. shall enjormore both of society securitY. _ _ . erected our huts, in a sort of forti fted catn a p, including our cattle kraals, and we :count re.piar sentinels. every night. I am happy to add, we are ail in excellent health tnd spirits, and 'all very happy and unaninio:us . among our selves.. Our . huts are really very comfortable, awl our gardens and infant orchards most pro mising., , We have also ploughed, .sows:, and, irrj gated about 20 acres of, land, and if the season is any way tolerable,' shall have greatly . more'than sufficient for next year's subsistence. . • " The place allotted, to us was formerly occu pied by one of the rebellious. Boors, who were executed a few years ago, and our African neigh hours appear to be , in general a very rude and ungainly set, but the little intercourse we have had with them has been marked only by civili ties on both sides, " This plaCe having been for several years un inhabited, and overrun with quaggs and other large garne, we are at present rather annoyed with beasts of prey, particularly lions, which have stveral thaws attetinyted to take our,horses at rtig•ht - frotn our very tent dOors'; :but ive have always put them to flight as yet v, ithout any SFitIE the view of .;ett ling beside us,suy-Ino ther, now in Ilkatland, and antitiler whom we daily expect to join us from . the United States ; I have obtained from the _Government an, addi tional grant of land, of suilicienl extent ; and upon theirjunction I shall have the satisfaction of .seeing my father's family a,u;aity united in one 11: - Ippy society, after being scattered by . accident and ill fortune over the world in a valley of _ _ much natural beauty, and which we shall endea vou.r.to make, as much as possible, a picture of our uative Tiviotdale." ISLAND or TonAoo.—We have received letters and papers from the. Island of Tobago of the (21th of October. - We are glad to learn that the Colony ;was' in a tranquil state : but the late rising of the blacks had created so much alarm that the Governor and Inhabitants determined to adopt measures to prevent a_repetition and at a General Meeting, it was resolved unailimouSlY, that the streets should be pate pled for the pre servation of li'ves and • property. Application' was also made to the-Governor of Barbadoes for a renifOrCement of troops to quell -any iDqurrec tion that might again shmv itself. This - was more necessary, as the' blacks, although subdued for a time, sitewed symptoms of insubordination. Severnl hundred troops had arrived at Tobago from Barbadoes, Previously to the departure of the achices. , . , Accounts of the 22d of November from Naples state the following particulars :—Lieutenant, General FLoar..syAN 1it..., tp : whom the Ki6g htuAglimted the ribbon of- the order ,of St. Fel.'- dinand; has ,solicited his I . l;_i.ih's't -- 08 . ,peyinission not to wear it . until he shall have justified his . conduct.a:t - Palermo. • - .A. letter . of Prince VILLA itA/ic;i, of i'alertno, to General PFITE, cir,-.ulatd here for cone days back, in 'which the Ex.-P.iesi..; dent of the Provisional Junta of Sicily protests againzt the At.t. - of the National Parliaznent, - b_ . 7 which the Convention of Palerno is declared . n'uil and void. The. fortress. of - Graete has been put into a state of complete tlffence. Some pew gal leries lof -mines, have been constructed the:-v. A Gerreau l'iince, who approacivA the kingdom (of 'Naples) riitti a passport signed by .Pritlee ituFFO, the late Arnbassalur at. Vienna,- was. r strictly f.. - ;.,--. bidden .to pan; tiv f:ontier - ...--..111 one ; of the . lat-. sittings of the Parilat:)ent, Colonel . Pp,r . y, I . (1 , 1 ,1, ._ motion against Cie unln.idl , ..ll ,prodigality.) I Ti. , ' Theatres of N. pies, which e:..zpentled cuei::,- - !!: 1 , . , ;:n5,. ' The fi-reat 1eP.4. - . - w.:ttic,' s,al:l i... 4 e..(qi jk .madness. to give oop 1,01!.; , 1) rewi,,1 , .... c z , i ..„ b 1,, of t;ubsitnir , i a whole re , riturent.' f t ~,-.::.., : - 1..' T..' .i• . -J nOntained, quite as nureasowo,, , ,, ,:-. : , : ::,,,t ~,:-, er,,,,.., sums to time 'riteafrer.---1.-;LP;-:: L'o,l! 1 tletil """au=e that time Sardinian (:c.,-,- , ‘,i-: - .......,:nt Nils cau3ettthe fOi.tre'.63 of Alexandria to be I.lro . visioned For a year.. 'File ,garrion is at pre.,:ent very .numerods ) amounting to no leis than 18 7 C-00 Imen." - , . . SOUTH dMEitiCA. By letters fro;n 13arranquilia,,dated the 13th of Septeniber last, we have the following account of the piogres of the Patriot -cause in New G-renalla : • " The object of the expedition to Rio de la /lathe (vT,. the forming a junction with Urdaneta by the Val d'P . pari) havi:tg been found imprac- ticable, Col. Alontilla drew back his army with the :intention of reimbarking, when he was at tacked by the Spanish General Sanchez Lima, with ; .5,00 men. The Irish Legion, 800 strong, which constituted the:chief. part of IVfontilla's force; notwithstanding-much previous inspbordi7: nation, asembled in arms,' and drove the Spaniards from th€ field. After this, the Irish,, becoming violently mutinous, were shipped off . _ :for Jamaica. 'Colonel MOntilla anti Admiral atio.n. then procetOed to attack Savanilla, a port oh; tfiewes.terninok inonth'.of the river Magda- lena, - Having 'succeeded ,their enterprise, the whole country declared for the Patriots. 'a partisan officer, then descended the. Magdalena from Santa Fe, with a holly of volunteers, in 8 canoes (one of them carrying n _ _ _ four-pounder), attacke4 the Spa!thh gunlhoats Teaeritre icy iii-ponniiers, and manned r with ."5() soldiers ; and, in a few minutes, -captured or destroyed the whole, the Commandant blowing himgelf up. By. this means the whole' course of the Magdalena, .fromsant.a. Fe to Savanilla, was opened to the Pitriots, 'and C a rtliagetia altine remained: to the Spaniards. - This town was speedily invested by Montilla and Garcia, whose . head-quarters were , fixed at TUrbaco, about a league off. In the mean time, Bolivia, at Cucuta, had concluded an ar mistice' of a month with La Torre . , who Proposed it on the part crf Morille, in order to prepare for a lasting accommodation. Bojirar,however, .dis tinctly stated .that termsould be listened to, Conn unless the Republic of Comlsia were acknow ledged a 5 free, sovefeign and - indePendent state. He then Set of for Mompox,. where he arrived on the 15th of August, and was received with an enthusiasm which surpasses nll cOneep . tion. ...Thence,he - :PrOceeded la BarranqUilht to inspect the gun-boats, previously to an .eZpedi - - tion:deStined against Santa Ilartha. The 'army . of Paez, with divisions of Irish under Colonels Power and. Lyster,:remaitiettat , CalaboY.o, ready to join-. Bolivar when occasion might require. The armYof , the South, three thousand .strong - , with a corps of British under: - Valdez, 'was:proceeding for Quito, having rotited the . garrison of •PopaYan, in an action in w« - dcli, the British, commanded by Captain.. Mackintosh, greatly. distinguished them- Bolivar 'received GeAeral cordially at. BarranqUilla, and.acquitted'him of any blame on account of. the defectien of the ; • . • • • ,• • • • ."- The expedition to Santa Martha was delayed in consequence of a sally made- by -the garrison of Ca.rthaena ; upon - which occasion the whole corps of Colonel:Ayala - awl Garcia, part of . the blockading . force, took to flight, the COlonels foremost.. A body of .25 Irish attempted in vain to sustain' the fight ; and Lienteuant Barnes, of t.IIJ- -- Arttlery -- ; was killed, gallantly . defendik his gnu, Tche sallying party succPede:l in.reachit4 Turbaco, Nvhere they maisAcred about a liamlred inhabitants (chiefly • wo!; - ,:en and• Children), the -church, and took the chest with abent :;000 -dollars v-about 50 Of. the blockading party fell in the'surprise. On ;he approach of a smai ,paity - of - the Patriot ctivalry,i4e . Spaniards retired to.Carthageita,- w,hich noi.V. so-invested with troops and gun.boats, that it must shortly .nirrentler. San. .1 1 . - t k rtilaNv as eqcct€4.l to preueCA SOON. :;.:4 the naval force of the Spaniards at (.7.ar., ,- .getla was destroied.. Bu livar.had set off on i;is • return to Cucuta a fe•. - ,' hones: only before 'the sally on rurbace, hich is supposed to have. bet dparticulariy aimed at his I person i 110 T are sumises of treaLhery ". The demand for manufak;tured goo.Ts stick as linens, cloths, haO, all tle,icriiitiOns of wearing apparel,ofEC'erb= appointments, is ex - trekne:y greatthro , ,lgh the whole of the ineerior,-as far as Santa , and thence to Quito. The , :mal.l Eterk now in hand brings a profit of 500 percent; ADMIRALTY OFFICE, DEC. 11 2 ►B2O. wipows' PENSIONS. ° TrCE hereby given, That all "WIDOWS k tl rf " 410 reeeire Pensions from : the, , Charity for the Rf the Wilows 'ComatiSsion and Warrant Of la::!'"1 the Royal Navy, must send or' bring to this OfficeYo;rNl, 1) the end 81st of this Month, th,e Affidayits re -I,iz by the Rules of the Cht - .rity, in order ,to :their being . ettt ' d. on the Pension List, which.. will- be prepared next *, ithd paid on the tot b of Februry. 411 Letters from Widows, respecting their Pensions, or te i7 ul ' lr -`' new Forms for Afiiiiarits, must stare the Rank I :ll.sltands held in the Navy J. W. CRQKKIt. W Es, - ' MINSTER LIFE INSURANCE anti ANNUITY OF ti ~, '• if II:E, STRAND and CORNHILL , LONDON. . 7- FAELL9HED 'in 1792, - fur ,I,ris.viance on I‘4 1 -i , -... and granting 'Annuities, on th e 'von, advat, 1.,,,,1 4,3 '1.'ex0ts to the Public as have hitherto secured it) thi l l . .s 4 t3lig troent their decitie(l-Potronave anti Stiptiort. . . . DIRECTORS, TRUSTEES, AND AUDITORS. ' • Sift JANIE'S GRAHAM, Bart. M.P. Chairman. • h i .etixßess FREEMAN, Esq. Deputy Chairman. ‘ ,! (. 1 - 1011. ti cin k{ns Kinn:tics! WtMani Fitzlingli,,Esq. 4 4..) F. Hautpon; hart. Ralph Levccster, jun. Esq. 4 a4 , l ° } ltt Cox Hippisley, Bart. ('Ieo; G. Yl ill; •EA 4 , ,,0=',...Peter Anriol, Esq. William ;Marsh, Esq. Lt, l '-ziebh, Eiq. +Joseph Sage, Esq. 4a,„, ll l ll ifooloban.k, - Esq. 1 dollli Soane, Es.q. -... Henry Deacon, Esq. 1 Rd. Williams; Esq. Sfiliellor. ' th q b RICH Altl),.11AIIN :5,,. Secretary, . roprietors are resp_cct full y. in form ed that the last half .._ • year's 04 idepd.i.sin tbe•courtt of payment. . . etSTONP-1101:1SF.'!4 LONDON, Dectinher . l3; 1220. • - , (-)R. SALE (by Order of the lion. the Com ., / utissicititts of his 7,1, - tjt.Oy's s Citstonts,) on TI-ICRS.- the 21st, and ERIDAY the 12d Instant, at One i)!Cloclt tk i t he Aft errteon preeisely, at Ibe.Controerciati Sale Annum,' L ., 461 1:41,ane. the POLLo‘t INC; 'GOODS ")1 . hXYLT.TATItYS :—Etst India and other prohibited PictureS, &c. • . n()\ik,; Cf::Ns(' M1'110); casks of Boracic one ipyn ot. ni.out hundred weight each CaUtbric other tinen Drapery ; Sifter Plate, Jewellery, Stray. E r . o iine inr Linings, 14e;upsier Linicugs,. Got, li.oolis, Pictures, Prints, B•,1rii 1 0. Winn the " Tapinel, ,;,", i 'ver Seed, Essence -. of Spruce, Iforseltalr, and• sundry guide as n . nsntioned Ist the Gatabigne. ' • • CLEAft OF ALL DUTIE• , ;. At,.l 0 be viewed at ' the Tob;;cco Ground, Rotherllithe arehio.;;•e• a.nd Cellars,-Custotn-t - Inuse ; anti. Lonfion.Docl; ; fit ' . alttOoy the itith, Monday the 180, Tnezday . the 19th, til ‘lednesday the 20th Instant, from Tan u s Cioos in the to Three in the Afternoon,. -this Sale must be paid :or at the ~""'•oeiver of • Vines a - n:l.Forfeitures Unstow-Hoose,, on the tt.tt anua'ry, 1821; Or the Depositf, beConte j, atal.tne; to be bad at the ii,"..!,og's Warewase, ca,toni "'ll,-- r...,1r - Fritlay, .the 15th instAitt, price One CAniiiii. t 'Avil. .. . , of Tr°l :Y 010 1% 11 11 ,, • at4: o " ti Lnd ie Y no :1 0 d' , tti. t oo Ott) 3",, Or" r. 1 , 51' "till ° 1 .0 o!0 [PRICE SEVENPENCE. AG RIC ULT UR AL SOCIETIES. The following Oln,ervatien:3- on the benviig which are liir-21y to re:4l,A from the establisinnent of Agri':,ult.thal ,Socletie-i, are extracted from ". Let? '?7'S On the Emtcrn IStatrs" recently pub lished at Boston, and are equally applicable to ft.u.d New F.,:glactel..;— " Their , s irq - Isseace,. tindeiraturid by tnany, regarded : Tr - all - ' indifference l'y nz..re, is fully appreciated brunt) , a few.' Yet • they have .alrndy furnished osdicati!itts the benefits . that will flow boat them ; tend the early o4nl 'avid int- • proveinetit of oar long - neglected Agriculture) has foll:swcii their Establishment. Many 'persons nsssialre. Nis object of thins, any a yes) , narrow view of their proceedinol -they can-sre no advantage in giving a prize: for ass ii or - a - wet her, too, fat to be es:tert, or 'a cuinbrous gruw , h on •a si.rglr acre.. Yet these. are exls eines, -little morel - ban curi,Atties 'in then:-select, that show the lineits Of • ca;:ahility. lint it is: the instruckiur. th,e.y•ntroreS, the 'emulation th-c-i create, tb‘st constitlites their cattsty. showissg the extent of whal'ean • he dune, they e%rrywilerc. They ?stake the farmer ashar,cd of being so far inferior to liitTsitccessful neighbour ; they melee tetra anxious to recede frinir the oppo-'. Site extreme ,oh Fover;y :Ind • .If be IL is that .a itt,sn'in . vtier - saar N e,coutiay cno :s;xty huihe!s tOtere be 4 , 11 1 1 'gets test,lte resQlt•ess ai leas !is- will have tweritY.'• 'lf •he . finds that-one of his neiglthouis Irks seared. att-tox , tlot v..eighs • • two thousand n e. hutsdred imstints, he will try 16 eat'ry his ' frOnf a thousand to- twehte. s'sr fifticirtiundred. '1 cxl rant !In? try, cffoi to that obtain the , prsket, serve: to chew Wi.at is Os.. bible, and-pltiee in- strong contrast the dis:st•l‘ ant age of bad breeds•and imperfect tillage. Eery pr . i.sle and in- . Icrect is stimulated to niake imps oveinents, aid -amelioration • it every where diffused. Write dintifictitlon -which is thins prinfticed,: is pettiapt where more realanable, or more beneficial,- ll:attics the irn- provement wilich,it causes in all kinds of live stuck... Veu4 roWsJechle oxen, sorry horses, lank lean hogs, emirs's. wuulcil, , hail slurped-sheep, constone as much fooll, cod vieldone-thirtt or one quarter stanch profit, as OtheeS of select iinprured breeds: A . poor. motto, who keeps but a single eow, or a single pig,may-partake ofthisiinprovernent; while, to the larg.er fin to - er. it is in itself sufficient to mai-zeal! the iln!.ferenci; between a productive and unproductive estate. Great itt tent tors has been -paid in this departstsent;by all the agricultural societies is Eng land; and there is no countrytttatatruids such striking anslad- • 'liftable ;Woofs of what may be , done'-by improving the breeds of aisimalt. We are beginnisizto make a progress in this wet; several ftsfeani frocn'ehe most improved Europe:ln stocks, have been imported ; arid th e. p ro fit of' having the best kind of stick is getting to -be Univeis3ll7 Understood. • We c.'. re inib'ed far from being destitute of Valuable stock, par lieu 'lady in neat cattle and swine. - The spirit of improvemeaste, leads to-the selection of the fiacst asnorithe'se, and to taising only those which toiee the requiiite iitta:i;ies for Leifig frio ifUctive. Aided by _the impoited animals, which come front • the most perfect 'breeds in Europe, we may calculate, inc a vet y few years, to exhibit generally the finest hinds of live stock. " it is the natural consequence of these societies to attract - attention to agricultsis'ahpursnits; p:oduces as ..11 , .1C11 ad- , vatitage as their specific objects. It is Ant merely the local benefit that is produced by prizes, and cattle Shows; 1.1; a • superior piece of cultivatinae, or a better breed' of animals; but it. is the increased interest that is given t o the occupation of farming. This is;partieularly valuable anteing tit,' when agriculture had been so much neglected, both as a soutsce:of profit or employment. CoMmercial concernt, in all their branches, were the principal subjects of :conversation ; they brought men together, arid ifecierne popular, not only from.t ha .expectation of "greAter gains, hut because their interests iere the chief objects of s-ntsalti.ut, - aid drew within their.spht , re all active' minds. Agriculture Was not tirmiti a scale Loge eisots!ts to attract notice;—it Was' almost wholly carried sin by people with small means ; forvver - y ,a,871, as he obtained itis proper! ti . I UI nut of u s .i,s. ex(' otthe intrirst feu 1 the t.) , 'tothere •Nvas nu iii•ide to lie gratinea Irmo siiec‘•stnail expert -menu and superior management. An inferior grade in tiny of the Trofetsions, a subaltern connexion with trade, raised higher exi.ectatiOsis, nod obt ained a preference over the .reerl i ion of a farmer. The inflect of these at h ye, ett; and which will a floVit C utiStatit occupation to the : Mu d; t s i tstosilici societies dues y dPu h lem e se sc . s u co j and where the products toe so prodigiously varied aecos dirg. 10 :be management, that if it • ',illy gem's a hare slibsisr elide in most cases, it may, in others, maltea greaterret urn than cast be got on the average - of ordinary times front capital ,employed iii trade.lnthe next I.lace,it draw.; attention,it creat , s ..sympathy, it flatters the love of distinction, which is mis oral to all into, and which,' when thus dit'ected, is,.to the public at largos; as well as the indiv,dual; a salutary vanity. Men who are sufficiently favoured by circumstances to select their own a c o f u e r i she, offellow f eeling exists f‘ovrililtheinmtrisite.e az , t tu t ri o n go unit it y l , t_O stir warn' ;il;en the expectation of nrutit is in stinie degree esinol•C,ed by a genet - , u r s ii t u . e t t which e e ; t :L ga ) g t i s c • s ~t v r e o a t .l i t , c h i c ) l e o L t i la va l t s i fl trt Once turned to this kind of improve:tient, its effect; ate so 0 . -fr• clout, they are to pleasing, from tlic manner hi Which they adorn and display the cOnintry,-Itiat the pursuit a 'constant ariattee of sati:lnetiiiii. The•groWth of trees, the giving a heat appearance to firlds, the reclaiming a roil 'h, savage: spot, the making the e.lltiertirss tsa blo:smn, herconte to once the most' alluring, and the most beneficent of all . enspls. meats. ",A great advanflege follows from baring net n properly scatterid tweet-he •country, who tale an interZst in Atcrieol total imiti!erlis,- Such men are able 'fatale the risit'of (loin; things on a large ze,ile, anti it the ttuedi.tinitton of economy, ' in tlds, as in every other e,:se, be a tvie expeoilitare, they sct an example, V. - I,icli tite:r rieiglitioitrs can imitate on a_ smaller scale. 'i s h , ..:r vipetinytzts, if tticy 'lie toocoitly to be immediately profit:lllle, still' furiiih• hints to oibers, whO may take the ititt;taori.:l part of thtit, arni avoid the ex r it.,se of what is iyiittiotatnias. The intlneni:e of , i.a . cl,, , tiiiiii; seattsrel: over-the. eiiuntry, 'in pr.onotiiii; Cefinepetir ~ t rtnannera•, :5 wider sange.of inteil" , gence, an': target:- views in . policy, are of litealculabie; l'ilipiirt':iiice t,, th - ti moral and political eat ' rests ot society. Ttii's' is oic-,;:-.; :',l;gly ;hewn in 3.47:agliittil. 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