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Martag - enten! of 1 44 4 • in _ ` l ' 'rye for,witleit Le. f oh , sf i t , tr!;st anti Cr: -.3tienee, Si•ettrity t., ;t ‘ l , • required —loidication to he made by let •' ' • N 0.70, Mark:lane. • • TO TUE FACULTY. • ' 1 2r'rit. )ie -e, islet >ii tAt I T()IVN ~ T)Npoc; A.T„ w; 1 •11 a void Retail 1 ," ' ) elt% of rot , !ate nact;tiorter. tart (if 1.1, 24, r will rert , ii-rd to be , taid f!'" 11, or"r 1 " 4 1, 4 t, . • • N oth • ra-l• v • tt)r. the r. ,,, :ortia,r . . er lU ;11'4 : "Or 4 4 11.1 ) to Messrs. Editat ani!Co: Nleclical Agents, Lbw MIT •.. 1 CLOTTI, 1 , "-tent 1863 ) ' of H yr-111,76o t ! 111 t-' • ;``. 14 :171 '1, titsie is n'o•t- tiOt.l) "t*til • the P;Pce mull. •at the Pa ' •--T F P DE, ;ear !;•i - -0 1^7: ; and '"t ;;114 - C - o.'s. 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I''''.- tunkeepers„ Co,leli and .., -on t , t Oir f , o K itt _ i•• ar shops', s at idi,„ , ; t ad Sliop!tveper , ,ii f ul qa a ii .i, s nti in liir-,es, price Is tid: ; 55.64; I Os, t;d• ; tti:llir.,'pil„ wwc,,,,i,,,e...:,.„:•:,. iii•,;',l , ;e ar ?,‘ l t-i-... ,' :-. :, v ,• 1 Ito . coi.titins a cr,,rtity cuffie - ,ent to' .- I n ti t , - ' s of \. l- •` . ' l- ; 0:- Four times, .vitil v hid!: it al; i 5a.,,,,, ' T;-10. ;TS-k•rs',P NI 1 LFC, and it will an ')oparroliit 1;a• all n ' t n ' er i t iti.ls of work. l'illy!,, p s4 c t.o zi f ~.. ,ii..„,,,,.,..,,,:tti:.:11.r0ker, 2. Cfmn hill, J• 01 18,. .. ~ , ,,t ' 4,44 tes,!-t.!et., sail tlie. eai•iv ' aftelit: , Of :.is utnAiti.".(YrrEttt_olie to the, mo.ii-approved . .t:lieine of the 4,. •, n-f, which begias Ist of SF.PL'ILNiBFAI; ' , lad 2, '' • :of. , . • t 0,,, ••• , . • • 2 0,,,-.0 i. 2..... ~0 f L ,5 .000 if3litici,,ti 14i,"1it..1., , i. 2 R. ... ... L'ic'.... &c. -: N s 1 ~ . •.." • . 1 t),(;0o I 2 2,003 A ii'Y't,q , ~,Ots, 4 : ; )(1 all the ezioitals Eloating —Price o f . a i,,, ,tizt., ; •or, h ,„:l .a sxteenth', onir 11. ?s.. '' at EY - 1.0:.'s ittt:!,e.l),,`„'f.r.'ol:,' ~:i i! cl 11, torentry street. St-h"re.' moo. '11;1/ Q is-i tis ► . ll w (• ; ;‘, 11,,r _ .% sii!,l I'l I he lasi i,ottery.—.ol !lusintss N . . r„,:wiisi,a.tiii iiLier Governfue at Seeueities t.-41.15 , • i. "''ic•id fidelity. . '''' LOp• ~--------•-----.----. . ' Ill 'aV :b r :begins Drawini , istSE P i T 4P3F ri , '• " '•"f• ' ..Slc Fp , ~;;14. T. 40,000. 20,000 100100 1, •'' '..• • .., .. • • 2,0U0 4,000 1 4 :••• . •• • ... ‘ ' • 1,009 4,n00 ,•.„ :I . ' • •.::' •• • . , .:' 500 2,500 ~6 0 • •.. •••• . .. " 2tio 2,000 1,5!)0 3o l,OOO 1115 e1, 20.. . iv:. ,a,.. o,ll' oP , bk •NV ‘.. , ~_ ~, ~Ert. ;vIC%• WI b 2:. •• • ....... Ist, .5 . 1. : :, l i • . : :!!..:.: s„: . , 8,1 ~i.,,,,... • ..... . Lit h •-: -! . .•.,...1?!;,.. "" •• • • • • • , . i7f:. s LI i E V 11 " lt , cov I)N(lbt•t'C' 4"d S li•' It i'N • , -.. ~ , 1)v RICH I.RII 'ir! IC c, s ti --1, ;Ind ( -•.- "": ' " - -. uovry. at.th.e', t 4i ;At vi.)2.. •,: k • otttrac.ors ,• ~>• ~.1. . ....d lacing ug, ,\, er f 11;t:11-Intildii,, Cul-111114i a" " % Chai • t ' . ' N E.. 1,.. 1111...- t r uss. %trtt;••,....'ePiof 4 Ticlirt... •.. /..19. 19 ° 5'..,, „...,, ,... ~ •1p 7 0 F.ightli..... 5 0 I Slxte r nth— L. 140,000 t lit, , Uttrristi coxsTi-rtiTioN AL CLASSICS, c:01'. oli c .Pi.El'E ift,, et.i . •1118.•/%ItS are requested to co . 1 1,„ .1163 ;,I„4,ll'''di4tely, as no single' Nom'oers- can he ha hi 1..1., next Aluntir. Any ..4. - Ut tior complete may be hail 'Mil. ' apiete t h e i r i P "lit' s ( ' 13..ti01d. ;qamientaries' on the Lks of tilikqiiti iii',l".tl) do'oie t itle-:pags;. 'to he be gi,ll,ilctia:r. 4::114111,•s, 'at the . option df Witt I _ l *' ea' ti; ',:.'•• • • • .• • • '' ' *** ~ ‘... A„ it ~ ~, vooF:tittttion of EfIg!MM9 t.?',r; ), .'. 1, alight down ti) the -present 1 •,alt,e, .) Le L, • ' • twc, tit ...., nou.ot• in (toe 01 - Ili, v lt! ) ••• • • • ..... • ' **** 4 rx. I rated • T. . ,• • ',7, • li ty . q iii ieati,e on krovernment, )4 ~ , r .... • . iti.,, lettztr,•• •• • • •,•• •.** : ... . . ..... .1 % it,.,,, Chi',,two Not .. .4,1 a 1,,,, oas an I •7" ' II .. I • I,,•irt . Jr itIR,I e l ., !., tt 1.,., , ( , ... r(I tor .L4)4'1301, Prop:; -t k1,,.. /41 ' • ,•-etnirt, purylwie • an,' s . i'l tile RanoLl` um ' ' b_. •- ....L.2 13 6 1 7 0 ,c.s.e. .28 .Nos. 2.0 5 0 7 G. .3 0 4 fi . 5 —t) 7 (i !; a : r „ z.c; Id 5: 1.4 JorY ,dl/ :1Y0*" 1 14 gre' t ,}e . ,C. V( ( 1 , VIP 0 1 )1 0 1 cf°l.llP Or le o' ! I.l 'col 7f>'' 2 . 1"~`~y ,e ~~~u ys' - , ;NV' e 0 1. , ~,ilf'U 'e ; s ttee 4 .; Cr s l . ol If c " •J• ,ess' TU ES DAY, J 12.4 LY 19, 1814. . . LOTTERY OFFICE, Smnerset-place, July n, 1514. • . NT IIoNIL JuBrLE :. I N-FortmATION is berOy that the TkI(ETS for admission into SAINT JAk:S's for the above-meLiC)ned GALA, are now ItEIDY fir DELI VEILY at '! . .his Odice, and at all the letti6. Offices, licensed by Gor,..rittnen t, price One Gninea for Two Tickets. The La, 4 , cs and Gentlemen intending to honour the FNe with their 'attendance, are, respectfully informeti, t\ at the • whole tc Money arising from the Sale of the Tickets will be expended for some important purpoie f•National Charity', to mark he eventful and gleriaus titueS in which this Public Festival will have taken . place. ' • - - It is particutarle requested, that .. - ery early application may be mm 4; for Tickets, that every ace nmnodation may be pre riot:4y arranqed at the different F.l.orances, and in all parts of tae 1 , 10. c; ict-ended for toe amweineut of the Po , dic . c to t;:e numbers: that,by fit.; delivery ~ f Tickeis, t:trre tuaj• Ile rcas,i; to expect will attend ; and it is also desired that parti..nlar notie2e'tVay 11 , . taken of the Egtra;lce -dont, and the !lour of •AlmissiorieXpres%,ed u?u: - ; e tch Tichoz, at Which Suc:: Ticket :lit iiles the 7.3earer to 13e ai.o that every in-. co , iveniL nee n too many :'ers'ans apirlyag at. utic Entrance' m4y he av,;(301. The Day of the Junilee idace will be expressed in future Ativetti;eniet3ts . ; hut. if the weather favourable, it wile he witnin burteen days frour the irresnit date. - It is furt_er to be ol:sereed, that this•mode of admission by Tickets nas.been ca.ealated exprc:sly for the convenience of such L'ersan•; 'as ivi3h to partake of tl.e.,Entertaiurnent withow d.•,:caity or eall),r - r and, at the "same time, to hive the sat l,factian _,:ateinutiag to objects of national • benevolence a:; 'l gratitude. This Day was pad Aled, Very neatly printed in Two Voiunie 3vo.:priee 16s.'.Boards, r : 1 111-1W.BISTORY of PRANCE, under. the KitritS of the race rif L'alos4, front the Accessi:l of Charles the Fifth in 1364,.t 0 th e Dvath of Charles the Ninth, in WM. fly sir NATHANIEL W 7.1. Knt. The'tOrd..Edition„ with very conshierahle Augmentations. • Lu;, - ;-ite-street ) Lohdort• Of whom also fifi.s• be lifed, :9y the S. mt A,: ;qt , .!ly lished, Ont . third Edition, corrected ao,d priee: 4s. boards. A Tour througli the Western; Soutbi.rh - ; and Interor Pro vinces of France, in tile Yeiers 1775 and 176. • Nnyloes llißtory of the Helvetic Republics, four Vols. Fivo. 11. 16s. in hoards. • - CHEAP EDITION OF CREVIEIL'S LINTY. . This Day was published, • Neatly printed, in ;;ix Vol,, Svo, price '2l. 2s: in boards• and •u tla L riper, price. 31. 3s. in boards, . Lit ir PATAtIN'T HISTORIAitUM ab o urge Cort9itt supersont, xxxv. Recensuit et 9,4 i, act ugnal.'4l,Wacurn; at:entnroodit .1. 11. L. CRAWLER; Emeritus .11,netolre. Professor iu G•illmio D - ormano-Bellovaco, 11:iirer;sitatis Pare ien is. Impensis Nlawma!‘, 89, I,lafitte-street. • " Lii-y" say, C;i) "conimins ;t sensible Life Of t!ni, Historian, a inditioas selection on ilte best remarks on his work, a -.11 disi;loys as :ouch, intelligence tls taste on the part of tbe. Editor." Ernesti speaks not less favourably -of CI - crier's Notes. 'Lit' neatness,.clioapness, •and 'correctness of this Edition, a ill, it is hoped, it a ci4itu to the attention of Scholars. ACADENII, 10, SOUTT! STORE-'s TitEET, 13EDFORI)-:.;j)r:',. RE) r7 7 V-1T; . - PITA rii IATION . ot this ACADE\IY riacc lir. f;ILI.,":N..or' peOer our-str,•et, the 17 , r. 7 , Alfred-place, a l et •er who were. iilexteel to expftss their fail approhat:.,•• L. p,-o g re ss of the,- Pupil.; t o 'ai! t.-ts connttou rend Greek Liter ete e , Enzlish and &c. Mr. rj - sE be g s ictre to r• z f , , hi.; Friends fen- th-ir very li ber„i e,i• r.f Classical Education.-- Th e will resluned el.'N E5t.).1.17', t.).1.17', ' , el . ti,C, to be hail 111 t. , e Actileuty. WE PATENT \TIT:A.IAL *;illF,iioAilDs and DI 1. , in one ele4:mt o Po- 0 ore, aid upon Fir, !It'V luervic Nuns"; the l'ati , ,uit 'iot t Ited- and h:tir Ben:: 'lrass-,erew Foul auti 'rent 3edsteac:s, rittnitttru .ad colculete ; Chairs. -v . it • s•veral of far:ithre; also a ge ";t, and very CKtPI;-:r.•,.: assortment of Upaolst.ry 10" fi,r - Nrclin!)ing. fi,ust. , s, cum -let t:•.• • I, wner L may seleLt atail till ~o a V...111:1, I! it few /lays" a the nc ,uli: if waiting sev,n - aI :-lont'as esnupletiug tkir :tahlis! -•Vnt : - t ;.tui Cvst Tntint .kr;i:!;..l,. Army and Navy, &e. &c. !r)• 10 a icl 17, Catherine-street, Strand, .•11 teriiri the most inn4etAto,..for ;.rotnia.paynient. . Tliis Day was published, in svo. price is. boards, • . TIIE CLOUD AI I±;SSENGER . of C ALIOASA. Trnnslat,:ti . +VILSON, Ent' of.CUlctitta.' ."I'lle excellence. of 11r. Wilion's Version, regardirg• it oniN lifts far abase the humble, tt, rauk ut tr.n,: [lig poetical ury,ens see m t:, cize on the p•; , .t... •I 3, iti, t alike it his o•vn. We feel- in 4 word-, th , l :,1:i• ion can inily.he written by a pnet."—Vide Lord iV4into'.s spee:..l, 2051 i September, 1818. .Print.d for Black.. 1 1 ,1rry, and Co. llo o i t , e il ers .t o the llnnourable East India Cur.ipany, Leadyithall-stret;t. in: 11. A. BRAD LEY die N ewrstreet , llid '9 Gough-square, Lunitin, will satisfy the miistscrulitt taus Inquirer as to the , - Ltitheitticitv of a Friend .0f big ,iel. '-' great "t twit fr no t-e (‘ - )111)(.11., BALM ut GILEAD, r,,iiii: , ~ , . - i ! , ~ -,, , .re discrtler of tit orreoas, ,bijious, and flatulent kin , ,, 'A ! 'VhiCll hi: hilt! I )t:C11 lung atilicted. Fleecy, High-strecti vouches for the Care of a Genticnian ion; in a deep Decline, havi , :;" tal.ei. r iwttirs of the Cordial Salm of Gilead. The spirits, .nd appetite of tile voulig man were visibly and ,s•ery mi!ertaii; - improved; and brcoNtinning the use of it a few wee!is lort2;er, he Avas, with (;od's Idesiiue, and to the ,•7 , -eat comfort aril astonishment of his family and friends, restored to perfect health. B. Boothrovd, o; Pontefract, reports of a man in that ne:ghbuurhood, ahout the age of thirty, bad the appear ance of labouring under that most dangerous diieae, the Pulninc is, o r Consumption. kit had a eonsideraole degree of hectic fever, pr 'fuse night-swries, -vnectorated much, and \vas reduced to a'state of eNtreme deirilit.. Ilaviog had the kest ,uedieal advice he cou4l procure, without obtain- ing reli4, he had recourse to the Cordial fialm of Gilead persevering in the. use of it, all the unfavourahte symptoms gradually abated, and he has attained a rigorous state of health. C;overnment - Secarity agnins't Connterftits, besides a Soing of One But:le in Four.—The Coroial ilaim of Gilead is sold in bottles, price I Is, each ; or the - quontity of .four in one Bettie on one n hottle,is saved, duty 11.:Ituled; tioe ta•op of which bear.: the Proprietor's name ant: address to the engraving, " Solomon, Liverpool," t - : - .‘,rvilate which is felony; and this privilege of ts particular set of ',lotus for his stamp has :e.en granted to Dr..Solumon, by of his Majesty's Hon. Cominisfietters of Stamp purposeiy to secure the Pnblic against•conitterfeits nom.. ar ise are r•enuin Sold by sautu.d %eh., it, No. I Strand ; Sutton and Co. I ,lat e Dicey and Sntton Boa. Church-yard; Bacon anti Co. No. 150, Oxford-street, Lo:nion;—Brortie ancPDtreding, Salisbury; A. th, Pet 'mute, No• tit Bridge, ; Martin I:eene, NO. '3, Col;ege-gree:),, at Davisen's, No. I, Parliament-streut, and of files-ts. Newhory and on, Dttqiirl; and retail, by all Nl,•:ic.ne Venders in the Cnitcd Kingdoot. .• • Sow di so rd ers i i . ;ve b e e n man y vest ' s in prvceeding to sitch a de4"l' ,, et malignancy as cannot be eradicated. in a few weeks ; therefore it is in order to encoura_ ge steady perse verance th e of Proper means that Dr. Solomon -has achi,ted the - plan of bis boxes, with three large 335. Family c. , ntaining the quantity of "I' We've at .Hs. packed up s•ife•fiir the eon n t r y, f or .a I , 'ive- pound Ihink-noto, by-which 11. I-2s. is saved ; ride " Gnittet'to Health." ' -. • , Dr. ...i.) I .OMON's Practice is now become so. great and extensici t ', that ti cOnstant crigagemci;ts require a consider aide. pot-tion of his time am! att;:riilkince; he expects, wheu constflicd, .th'e u..ual compliment id One Pound; but all written cats,ol . ;ettrns of 4(11 - iv:, , unaccompanied with tirderJOr nledicini innd remittan6e, ty lie an*wered at his leisure. aro req:rircd to enclose only/Tali a Guinea. - Drafts array bc 63i:rained at any l`o.st-ot'ri,ce,;myai.)!C at Liverpool, for sntail sums of money, which is a srire mode of conveyance.— Iciters should, for 'saft•ty, tit IS Letter. Dr. Sohunwi, Gilead lionsc, 'near Liverptiol. Pail ..•. . d 1.!!,10 postage ' i)ettei.s may he aadressed to X. Z. or %be 6tlice, till ea , •ed for. Persons who do aot iviOt. t( have vac.. • may have their boxe6 threctecit W. Z. to left calied.for: This Day,%ra's put4ishe), In One large Volume, square 1.2r00. price 10s. fd. bound, NTICK'S NEW LATIN-ENGLISE-1 fl!1(1 la .A ENGLISH-LATIN D1C":10. , 7.11tY, designed for the 'u Se of Grammar Xehool.;, nd Private Educiation... Con , allthc Words-and Phrases • - oper - for • reading the Classic .Authors.._ Accompanied every. liaprore olen t to si , pp l y the deficiencies of other ili c .ionaries, and t o enable the. S;cholar to - roist.. ;ind construe each kv,rd aeonrdirrg to its various interpretations, by the nest ;:ntliors in the English Tongue. • _ . co this Edition.has been athkd, a Classical Index of the Preterijerfects and Suppine*s Of Verbs. A New Edition, re vied and anglntiqed throughout. By WILLIAM - CIZAKET.T, A. M. - hector, of Nur.ted and - London: Printed for .J.:gawman,.29, Lmiate-street; E. and J. 'itivington ;G. Wi;ki e ; Walk er an d to.; J. 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" It WWII(' swell this article to a vervdisproportionate'size, if we were to- extract all the pal;lgei Whit: ..1)11C . :11' to us to merit notice. Indeed • there lA no part of it which•does not reflect credit ol the arearate obsi.rration-:inil• just views of the Author. The rich cottld.stn.reely untie a-inore beneficial application of their b;iunty. lives would be conveying to the. cottage of'the poor, in ,trilimpe that coalo hardly fail to' fix thcie attention, lessans of in:lustry, fragaiity,• and virtue, which might protince far. Irt,poier elfects on their domestic tnjoyments, than w fireet sift of twenty time Lire ,; ifl Iv) ich it *mild cost to da.Clis."—lteViaw of rtlrs: Lea,lbetter's. Cot tair,e Dialogars,l'irst.Part—sehristian Observer, April; 181.1. To:.TtioNiAs TAYLOR, E';'),. No. 9, New Bridge-strevf, riosnuiti:o Slit, Nl•trch Is BEG leave to inform you, thatt!ver since the y ear 1,790, I had been allicted withl the :"..nes Vencroa ; which,-ft am its obstinotely resisting every tionrse of Medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and uit 7 dergoing several severe courses of salivation, and twice dis ein,,,red f reni + ; ,: ie jl os piz a t w ith little relief,' wmald appear to be ,:f.the most inveterate•natnre. In t the sprint=, of last year my disorder had got to such a hetd„as nearly ..., put a period to my existence—l had a large ulecrint the amyl) of my heath, one on each arm. and my legs %veto broke out in a frightful manner; my right was dreadfully painful, and hati'been in a stic - of ulceration for the Itst seven yoars ; ;ivy left had also two large nodes nit it, was v:i•ry much discolour:et, and gave . me;sneli excruciating pain, particul a rly Wh e n warm in lied, as nearly to deprive 1110 of rest ;' ill this latneatable state, I was recommended by Mr. J. "fhompsic), (who reeeivertt so great a cure by thorn here), to take voitr Leal e's Patent Pii;s, which I began to do 013 the 26th of M : ty ; in• the coarse Of a forini;jlt, I begot+ to receive beneAt—in little niore than a month t ltc oluer:t an a ht „d and arms,were soundly bottled—. soon. after, the sons on my has healed also ; leaving, how ever, considerable discolouratioit in the skin, and pain in the hone of' the left, which, by the blessing of God, e a'n'd a little longer perseverance in your i.tvaluahle, Medicine, suns: t i e d ; the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its ;tatural hue, and the thatturnal :toilis'gradnally gating olf.--I t hits hccaaee, by your lil.terrl advice and medieine, porfee:dy free front all my former complaints--haye• rect)yered my former spirits and strength, and am' becuo;.• jolly a t,' nd fa in which state haring outlined many months to the astoilshmeni of ail wlio knew. ' me, 1 etc at. a loss in chat tomes tt+ express lily gratitale, but beg you, for. the timid of , other suffering mortals, to make this toy case as public as possible, as I small on ei-ery occa sion; in sti - doing you will great) y uhlige Sir, your grateful, obedient, very humble servant, • • . ALKX. MUII,KEIL. Swann's Close, High-street, Edintoargh. . . WitntFsses t ()the a:tove cure:— Jolt Thompson', No. 3, New Poultry Market, - Falluburgl.; . 301 in M‘ latish, Old Assembly Clow, Edinbnivh• Prepared and sold' by the sole tco e prietor, I'iiOMAS TAY LOR, Member 'a the. Royal College of Sou geons, at his house, No. 9, New Bridge-strCct, London ; whet e, salter a constint residence ofmort than 88 years, in a practice parti cularly directed to the cure of Venereal Complaint's and those incidental to - the Phrts of Generation, with that inviolable secrecy which men of hi .4 profession should always oliserre in such cases, l ee . thitters himself the advice and assista nce h e gratuitously adthinisters to persons taking this N/tdicine, will be t!teemett, by a discerning Ihildic, asritit 'a'dvantage seldom 1 attainable, and void of all amltiguity. • • I Al3O sold, by lies appoinimeut, for the ertnyettienet of those ! living at a distance, at the Perfumer's,- No. 35, tit. .Aiban's -, street" Pall-mall ; the Tovsliop, No. 103, Oxford-street; Air. Dishorbugh!s, "No. 7, Fish-street-hill; Mr. Baxter's,. South briik!et Edinburgh ; , Mr. Al 'Dunold, Je.veller, Olasgmv; Mr.. C,alltvell's, Dublin ; and !iv one town in Great Britain eilCLl,stantpett, send Sealed up . with fall and whereby persons, of either eta may curd themselves with ... ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Etery'llox sold itilii:eat-Ilritain is sealed up with a stamp, on which, by livonior the Cononissioners, is printed, at the Strupp 011iee—T. Taylor, Nu.• 9, Nest Bridge-street-as : to imitate Witieh is Felony, anitall others are couaterfeits, i [PRICE. SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. THE GRA ~i 61s, In our Paper . of >yvstcrdav we gave ‘th! OFFI - PROgliiiMlF. of the opproaching grand Jn. biiee in the P4rks, hive now to add the tot iowiug iNher `lln- whole of the 6 , -,:en:Patk, outside .the cir -6111 r4t2n cc rotiaa ti!e. 1 C53114e,. W4l be '17:h:11 to ClR!ii.j.)lic at large, tvliecc., frotn,t he ,gratH:aixisH;,- of toe gTimid in eve! ti part, a. most exceleot will be obtained of the TeMple,• and in„nr,sr parts of the Pagoda and Bridge in St. I:vacs's p a rk. From the Gree n P ar k DISO th e people,Will have 'a communication. into the 111111, and up Constitu- Jim) Hill to 'Hyde Park, where t•;e Naunr!ehia vil! commence about five o'clock in theafternoOn. In this representation of a set , fight, the varion s manueuvres of two hostile fleets, he practied, with ev e ry apparent circurnstance of realit as chasing, forming and breaking the line, with distant and close action ; occasional and. hemvy cannonading; and at night-fall, the effect ofJire ships' on an enemy's fleet will be displayed. Aftey 'dark, grand fire-works %yin be exhibited on the Terrace of Kensingrton-gardens, at the. head .of the Serpentine, with, the most extensive_ flights, and 'tile largest girandoles ok .rockets, rising front amidst' the trees in the gardens. A_twenty-feet: balloon will also ascend front the terrace in 'the afternoon, from which parachutes of varions . forms ifi be let d'own. This Park also will, bepar-.. tially illuminated with Chinese lanthorns. In short, although for the- conveni'enee ot_ tiff classes, tickets of admission are-allowed t(;, be purchased for the inclosure of St. _James's • Park, still those persons who: do not feel inclined, .or may not be able to afford the pnrchafe of tickets, will, fact, have • full possession of two Parks out of the three, and a view ofthe third, and find also. that •etinal_ atteivion has lotini paid to their atuttsementr . security, comforts, and Ltste. TIIE .GALLERY: In our last' article respecting this Gailery, tze some noticed _ excelleriele , GARTII,'2IId, ipfloog others,--ofie we oo not recollect that hehai : receiv.eo due credit ill, lily orthe numerous" Essays whi't hi eta e hecii - upon the stihJect of his works—m e 3:lohe tot tit'e lie • ciothed ("veil g"rosi— ness, so.ris. to rendgr it y lo( , ,iF!.lisive to iirltcdrV. We now turn to the task of otFcring a t e e s ' marks un the pictures' zif WiLsoN, . I Contained - iit this Exhibition, ot: %vial) there ;Are:about seveAy, including several . antst' celklyriittd,-•.- The style of Oils artist is in a peculiar 'chaste, via steel , grand, and intent sting ; and hit; 'be:6os of:the most indubitable ot - iginality. " It is itnpossibie to - contempt:at: these ton,is ape, , and especially when the subject ite3 in lta y, u:tlz out experiencing enh;tioits of . that sublim e de -scription, Which :it is' the boast of superior ttt lents to have the power .of exciting. Ttie graceful and easy undulation of line in'• his dis - tanees, which carry the delighted eyd. tai the ho rizon; where' it rests on tin *:trtily celestiat ; the awful -gram,eur of. his scenery, partaking,ot the sublimity, without the wildness imit horror Rosa, and the apprOptAate charatster which. universally pervades it; • the affecting and beau: iful introduction of the ruined arch or fallen column; and all the mouldering glories, of itrchitecture .; th-e nobteness Of his conceptions, and the co:re:pond, ing vigour of his execution, tend aliogether to till the breast of thespectator with wonder and atinti-; ration.—ln many of these pich,res Italy is rest- • lised,and, at one glance, we are counted to enter into all-the great ctiitt powerful feelings which are awakened; by the reconeeiion of what our carnet' studies taught uS.,respe:•ting that land of heroes, that seat of - stupendous. empire ratsed and luxury overthrew, till it preseutrti those melancholy scenes, in the represeuta,oh - of which WILSON SO pre-eatineutly -They - are fine compositiotts, ,mingling. the tune liest appearances ,of ',attire, where natur e is , ntkist - beautiful, with - dreary and dark desolation, and eVeTv•toneiting image. whi•Zt ile-cayiog gitn deur in tite uoblest.works of art „co uld suggest to it ,-classical nhagitiation. thes•e eroatees Ftit emotion is engeuidereU tuagic 14 the L'ainter, to which we can ‘t : -ply no other epithet but that •of "Saciretl." , p _ . With' such , a mastery over out pisions, we are yet itot blinded to some detects in thk fist.---Many of his Laudscapes of English Views-, re not congenial to the soil and, clial•tteof Eug land. 'They partake too ,nruch sniithern skies, and lose the character which oug)it to belong to theta, .to aequire't that of , ttoottivr yw ler of the : grolie. There is frequently too mucli evidence of carelessness in the of e,ven t h o , e subjects which are the highest in poi n t „i" con _ f or egrounds are to o muc h neglected. the ,e petty blemi s h es , ception; and, generally speaking,..We ditty observe, that the Yet, with place 4mong' place I;snr , : . iuust still Lie foremost artists have e big the last century. Few land scape painters,_ ancient or modern, can product!: so potent an erect upon thOnind, and he will be handed . down 'to Posterity not only as an hoo nir but as a distinguished ornament to universal schiiol of the Art. SOUTHAMPTON, JULY Li.--Tice Prince of 1.3 vARI7 proceeded this day from heke to London in his ttavelling carriage, accompanieil by Count PtiPpr, NHE rm.-- , --The SQUth Hants Militia marched into this town on Saturday last-i as soon as they had 4ot through Bttrigate, they all took otf r=eir caps and gave oi• hearty huzza I They are in daily expectation of being disbanded.—A sei'Lnre of lace'and silk, to a great amount. has beet' made by the Revenue Officers of this port P" cwt.() the 0