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NARY CORI'ItS, BT THEIR CON&TITUTIONAL COMM 11711/1, EAGLE LIFE OFYICE. NUXBZR 5950.] ATRE • ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. o \l MONDAY pect , EVENING, Oct. 7, will be. ,tm i the Play. of the TUE MOUNTAINEERS, 04ovianp hlr . K EMBLE tui‘azin, Mr. t (.EkToN; Air. BLANCHARD ; iloruntne, Mrs. 11. 0 14.4 :STUN ; Zw.9,la. Mrs. t.(; l RTG N ; ApcS, Mrs. LISION ; •To which will be added. oh tAYM UN I ) AND AGNFA I'ILL cAs'i•LE LINDINI"G". new Scenes, Dresses. and Decorations. ILymiid, Mr. IsOLot;NA4 jun. ; , 44 t,untor 1.11.1 k ncro,..Mr. ; nt!sit•l Lint;enbergh, Mrs. KN 1 V E.'ION Aott, &les. PIN CO t"t' ; 1„,,„ gatet, M. PARKER iernreot thu Bic-edit% Nun, 'Mrs. WATTS. )/4 ;4,41, : t he to. be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the (414;il v. ‘F. I lart-street. 4 opened at Half. Pa4t Five, and the Play lay tt N, 4 4 ti.p, ht Six . ~— t , "g lis 4‘ „ wid price 3s. 6d. —P it 3s. 6d. Second price it 4s 6 :0,41-pric e is.—Lp v er Gallery ts. Se. , ltd. %h. - mil, All in the Wrong.—Ott Wednesday, Mac. I'l4l. WAX CANDLE s 445.. p er Dozen. ° sPE KMACETI dicta, at Os. per Duzen. hufadurer, biwttkiet to his Grace the Duke of No . r e ti i t%it in iD ilie l s No. 1, Cbaring 7c c r r .a o:! : i!litt4lt i , h c , ( ll l.ant the Nobility , an be ild ' t the hoootir to se rv e tO l r l i l l o u b nb e o r t . o h t i y s e b a e rs st itt W it Li !kt auk a further reduction in the p rice Jceti ditto to 3,4,44 1 () 443. per dozen, and the Sperp _ ith w ill 41 k1 all orders he may be tAvourela w With tile &fine punituatity lionsuai. Candles tor Exporta. P o ( tTI7 7---------- ---- , ----( • PlkSp -.M. WATER .PROOF C LOA KS. r‘i ,iind SERJEANT, 4,0,74, Ni4lll3(44iire- W • proof Cauthlet to his Royal . 4 .., , lh,•p ritiv .a ot dter. of York and Cumber l'a,l,,,'4 lar'kese:,('l44:nt' of have the honour i ax itith,w,,.,, pawl, 9 . Gloucester, experience 1 . Kivki th knot y and Gentry, that long must' confidently re ,h,. l'iby l e „ ~. perfectly impenetrable to the heaviest te.i i ', ll4l 4t,,i t _'§ti? of time, they arc rr--- .. , e be i n g fight 1 , i,, 01,4 441 9 Ifteera going on Foreign Ser vic e , .being icain 1 ,r ,,z,,,,Ze-t li r le . t w rap up in a small compass, an • r I N tol 164 01ki ' t ,' k, , Pr b Y ut 1 utsfisrd and Serjeant, Manttioaurerg ltr 11 1(1 4; 4 ' Attorb (stamped with their names and address), so thaMPtull -16; 1 6 4 ' 4 tV't, St I.unts•s, and No..}, --11 " , ..„,,..'"UI. T' i't:Alka,l, *-...*—"---""--- HE A, — 41 ), "CLEANED, AND STRUN G. ~ - ' V erti....r 60, 41 11,e real Manalehlrer, ts . 1 ,(1/(1114 s tri ' l 'N it sell • . ri -le of the first tashlue and: vol lii ,41)41111,, "") ' , L .1 riLes. V. L. h it , qti 4t , . ' r i I) r •V I n .c.. .o.‘ p ~ . , , kitil. i 0 ILO 6 to ` /kin ' 4 ") 1 , 41- ( 0 ~ I ye. ma a c L . .114, s • 5 6 'lidt. ' Per p„ r 1 o 00 6 Sp it , 'at . . . . ts o . . •1 2 . ~, 0 ?r,t4, 1 , . - I ' . ' 6 a u p war d s 4 ' ° 11- 0: .1 1 per p,i, - 44 e } . * to . 6 44 :4 . ... . s to r. ~.' e t , 41 +4 • 40 Ii t 4 ty- • . l ~°- 4 6 h t. gal to . 1 J 4 .31 Ilio. , 30(.4 111Plete st i lts fI,. • • new pattern . Ea. ti fty , ei. ~. . . 0 t„,lilS, ni 3, i 4, _ u114 1 11i4 ot Neekt4e, SPN" inired4r-esluelitf.l..,A,..P,-, C r Y I :, 1, itipe,:.1iii,,,.„,.3, from a 1. to 301 I.: 4. 4 ' r ""v Pearl Worker an , i Stringer. N •• El ece • • - 1 • inn I. telas• kbli e . Arta , prow Y(;;trrt, I.ll.4c:yniisi, ige hc;d out to tire t lt h it ili t ' li%': l4 ' 4 Liitiliehls il7tahe.cotii.tr), wil " v"" I T , I ) by r . le : `)lke 4 4l l-; oIY ilL . icrintron the y Witt be attend.' I. 0., I v tity t •lidiii) a ,,A ,- '.„ ,ppti,natio ~ v y . Nit 1. 1 014 v , ... atiy ornament bent __ to thi t I ~...............Hy retuat;..Wtil liberty at CX‘ll,lo6tagt °I • th_ kt...Nr,; NEAR FAVERSHAM. r sEN t) 111,, 4.1) LsTAT ES, late the r H %V IN S, Esq.. dec e ased, Property of I ii• Suld) her next, Vituile y, the 16th day of Octo ber in 1 time Lots. • I I' I. P r ilt at iN t i nti 0 % kyoloN.„( NASH COURT, he ALtes of h arid produal . ve Land. Ith Lot . it t ~gabj tt ~tR P. tI •At called STONE Sr I g FARM, moat gab' beloisKing to it. comprising a ,‘V.,1 1 Ares of Land. • k 11.4 I' 111 'ltt ,t ;: 14 til e — V . 31 ,t 1 .4ti1e TRACT of arith of ',Liven, now ocetipleu the ,i nve will be published without delay, tgt: 4 I, t4"41‘. 0 4. of ,OIL. W lilliam Merton, ot . a . U. l ~f4tl r jr ne t it the Stop, l Faversham 3oth tium.,hries, No. (Ng.. _. ---------- (tv,, ~`-',IIIIRCI-I PRE I' ER1111.14'1% - ttte ~ 0 It - - .rION . tit i trliy. tit -A`• S OLO BY AUL • 1 ' at moven i c k 14k!ri t ,.* zro D o o f )auber, 1 I t, wiiii.im y. k tot t0te i ,,,,,,,. :it th e house of Mr•,:ircre„ t t ' l 41 II e ll'w s" 13 ) the 'oh, tit the Ileat'sl-lettitth '"private t , 4 t4 tl ' l,,, t i t ?tolty ut Chester, 1 t it ► r ""to tituht, 'ot wh r iel l i P t t lu S ;!i i ntiire will,be 11,4114 E, X V N() MINATiON or RI GHT of , ` l tli‘Y''' s I A l'i 0 N to th e Valuable REC I:PRY a i wr, - CUM SME - 1 - 11w1CA, in the Coun t y Vie to l4 . kip ti 1 1141 4 . 1 /I ! ° ce . -As !lue to the hector thereof, arise from 'k t) il -, .uk est ; vie. in 4 de k et i t tl 'lt li o „ °T Y !louse and Glebe Lim& aillOin : •ctr, 4 , l I 44e, eshui.ltvti ut the yearly vaiut. l 'lN ll4lt ltli - E,,te4%(i pi -ittising 'from uvw, k r i ts ., o I.our . k't t is hw itk "." of land hi Brereton cunt t _ uy Ili_ idoresaKt, 115 1 rjw let to the Occu-_ 41 4 r5{4 1 z ' Prearot tiwornb. ot, tbt a:terin of ,tie,Mil b:thillltile (mins I, tes twu years whe?c , .. , ,-; • , t ti,nexpired tab the z-t It nay of Nlay.:il - • h " , 11 ? - $93 . ° ' ° i / 7 ,: 11 cv,t7tll.l, Pr:portion of th. Titti:s uf SJoi. . . tr e iri : k i!ow produce 4bu l- ut 30. Ir 444 V 41 41 41C11 Or.: Stlpposeel to he , of ni"11 s I C. S. Sz o 0 -3; 0 • lino 0 0 J r . . rt , r's ut4t yY 1 1 °Uhe is convenient the 1 4 '''' . "•I Y , in a' )1 • i i ihourhood. five ,niiics Land is chilly It iil )4l. Al ittpn, ~ 1, CdS tilt . 11tIg . . . dace . iron , 1 itti i atut , 1. sour irotn m ,, t3kwich. And pir, l viih no r " a yonvcnivnt dit;tance nom the. Turnpike 1414:m., ,c•.toin Lowt..n i 1., i iverpuol, beitig about' one , A Pl. c i t , six!), Inlies hum ine - tor.iier, and tort y £lOOl the ' 4 tir ii h 'i'tr u r , • . I" : 4ei lib pnr tinn 9f 141 ml is kr:Able, mid ilgri‘"d ture Is . T h ite 14,4 s'irthiuttin its 11,1.14,V, t 1414 t4ettli, Triti prtilti. hit reni,iii,inK T., hc.int.l.4cil. a quantAty 1114 Iiii i , ,'„ t l ettat mitl iiii l'tiriNlininer. aid 11 1 ,411 teirs of„ td`•4:llt: Iti , (t - e 41 ,, 1 tio vi,441 suliii.,-,1 twin. iu5.111'.4C14“4.41 1 . , titill,'r'.ktit ir, t ., t , l4 ,Nt,tti.:t,t .. I Hi, tithes. 4r ,444ittp,,,,1.i1/4,:fritintitt i s in kli 71at yr t. , 4 ( a t Attii!! ‘ " ti tii.v.„„,, l 41 **M , IY 4EI 'kid, hy apii.rtlk tit the 0 Ma's . ' ll l6. ":liKt it I ,;:.'','eltb , , l Ties, utal t e.it,..., - % nice !0,,-).- i.._.thi ', " err . i n i ‘' iiai i.i tow t. tt,t,,, • op f.„ 4fl I ~ 41 1.4 .., ' ', .i 1 Whi,, , 41 4,4 44 ' h ! or to fkle , t , rs • V l / 4 ' right s 111 3 Ott.rv, , -. ' s '" t i V‘to'-iitc acithorizied tri ktukt by ilivnto Every description of I NSU RANC E upon Lives may he effected at this Office with the utmost facility, and On tenni of pet;ull.l( advantage. WM. 1:1 ETII A 111, Secretary. (IRANI) . 'UNCTION WATER WORKS. NOTICE is 'tetchy given to the several PRO . PRI ETORS, that the proper B ooks are ready for duly Registering their respeetive Shares, pursuant to ACI of PartiaMent, and they arc requested to produce the Receipts tOr the prigmal Peposits, that the. numbers of the same may be Registered accordingly and Certificates issued in lieu of them. As there , are at Shares which have not been pia dUked at the Company's Otlku to be Registered. the Holders of tt: ,, same are liereby,informed, that the said Shares will be becutne forfeited, pursuant to the Ad, and consolidated in the general Fund of the Company. ity Older of the Court of Direaors, W. M. CUE, Assist. Clerk. 46, Upper Seymour-street. GENERAL . SM JOHN. MOORE's CORUNNA PATENT' CAMP B LI, !brining a regular Mtlliary lied tor the Field, Barracks, ice. also a SOFA - for a Test Routh, ke. and likewise a SEA COT tor on board Ship, the whole paelthig ilia small Valice, allowed the most portable ever yet mathatteiured; in vented by MORGAN and SANDEKS, Nu. ;6 and i 7 Catherine.street, Strand, who most humbly presume the highest 'mitotic; ought to be paid all those who so gallantly live arid die for their King mind Country. M. P.; OK, THE BLUE STOCKING. This Day was published, 1. Power, No. 31, Stratril, price riS. THE MUSIC in the above Opera, as now per forming at the Theatre Royal, Lyceum. Composed by THOMAS MoOKE, Esq. This Day were published. Finely printed in One Dewy Octavo Voinane. price .12. in boards. LENIENTS of • GEO M ETRY, GEOMETRI- U CAL ANALYSIS:tut& PLANE 1-RWO\IOIIIE -11(Y. With at► Appendix. and copious Notes and Illus trations. The Second, Edit►on, improved anti enlarged. By lOHN LESL.IL, F. R. S. Professor of Maiheniati‘s ►n tits University of Edinburgh.. Printed .for llur►t, Rem t)rn►e. and Brown, London and 'Oho Baliaiiryne and Co. Edinburgh. ITEitS. his I).ty. were jErligßS liddreloed to the PEOPLE of the .4 UN IT I:: L) S'l I F.S of. AVI 1(1 CA, ott the Cort.i4tl u. ih. pato aid prt:bent tilllVlllllstriLui l S (lithe Atwricati velooteitt cow:arc's l,ut(4ilcl i IM.) `i I'ICK EKING. tu the Guvermsseret or the United Stator. fs4 Longman, liurst, Rees, (fruit, and Brown. Nut: lii4b I t: t. (OW , CHEL LNHAM. . • A v.EitY rich COLLECTWINT .of BOOKS,, .. . [j. MA e .:, mid eR 1 N . I'.;, ;wily of which AN in super bnu iiti.,s, Win. he SOLO Uy AUL I'ION, by, Mr. WU.- b' 1,1,1:41 STOCK OA LE, At the New Assembly Rooms. Ct .itenfiatn, on 1-' uesday. ttie;iltri of Ottubcr, atal to.-0 fol. lowmg .ta , ,s. To 0t viewed un Saturday aial Monday.-- Anium4 -ma vxlitablth Wori:s • arit ha following, with' ifuit to 'naive Luniirut prices in boards: - 4 • s. d. • lavaicr's ,Physiognoitty, 5 vols. imperal quarto 31 *0 o (;rose'sAntiquities. 12 vo ls guano "l uge des ~ mks, loll*, compiste , . p to o eiltfltiell'il Britannia. 4 vols. Nilo; coloured maps 31 0 0 lien' 100Wit'S Dramatic Works, quarto . '. al2 6 . Outliner's History 4 Ceylon, 2 vols. quarto 4 4 0 Palias's.ll4vels in Russia, >t vols. guano . S 11 0 Air William inn Woms. *3 vuls. . ,6 to 6 B o ardman's Vctetinary Uletiusi.ny, quarto . 3 3 0 Coslumc u: ttussia. eulcittres plate* - , •-. • 3 li u • Heath's Shakespeare, 6 vuls guano .' '.. , is is ti Mactionah's ciardener's lftztuniary, 2., vali. quarto s s o New Annual Register, 3, vuhi: . • . 31 io o Etigilsii ,G:licyclopetti4, ,U guts. quarto r • • Stl 0 0 lituitiMutit 4141 Fletcher's Plays, 3 vols. quarto ' I s u Dr. A ikiii's Geneial Biography, 1 Vols. quarto . 14 14 0 Lord Orturd's Works, 5 vols. quarto • .. - si• •:5 u 1-1 Dr. Uotel History urt.uudoh, 2 vols. quarto a 5 0 'Edinburgh NICCIICA DittiUltsfy. a vols. quarto " 6 6 o Parliamentary ItegisfCr, 118 vols. . 123 til o Williams's Duties 01 a I 031eCd of Peace, 4 vols.. 3•to 0 Dr. Keos's Cyclopedia, 39 Pats . . 39 o 0 r Complete twiner, 2 vols. quarto 6 o Eticycluptilie I. r..‘ raise, 35 void. folio • . 57 to 0 TO MEDICAL MEN of all descriptitms, residing in any of the Provincial Cities or Town* in the United Kingdom. AIIN GU EST t 'it neceriury to .A.l . form the. in order to save trouble and expence of postage, tie m sells his Medicines for ready money only; but they may be had flout any of the respedablo Wholesale houses in Town (winch sell Medicines ' , and receive troin theft sych a discount as will be found unusually liberal, on quantities not less than one dozen of any of litirtinder.incti tioued new-invented Chemical Preparations Guestoniatri.otiOn, for Gout, elcc. T ii Guestontan Pills, - for Gout, 4c. The Guestunian I.3lhUtO PHIS. . • The Guestonion Nervous Pills, ' • '• • The Guestonian AStilMatiC and Critisurnptitio Pills, The Guestottiatt Tooth Powder, which Cum tbe Scurvy and prevents the ',rootit-ath. 'rite t;u es tonian 'Tooth poWder, which autos the Scurvy and gives the Teeth a most. beautiful colour , The Welcome Guest, which cures descriptions of liar-ach, and Gumboils. • . An , extract trom Guest's Guide from Pain, May he seen iu the Star Newsp,iper: from July xSi a, to {armory IBM CASE. THOMAS LAMB, of .32, Dgraw Nett-A:un street, Edgbware..Road, was tiated four or live years with a.pustular Eruption, the first appear:awe of which was in his lace and hands, and then it spread over his body. AhOut Christmas, iBo9, the.u)Al4l per:Gd of the year when these diseases are al' ays aggravated, the soles of his test WCIV it? I.7overc.l that lie was unable to walk. Viotti:lg no tetief.ltont his medical advisers, hap e pliedin lune MG, to the Dispensary,' ;, Soho-square; and by taking BURY's PATENT ANTISCOIO3UTIC !MOPS, which he has nut two,' iciinquiehrd, all Itis.symptoms arc removed, And his owii words are—" I am pettedly recovered." Nits complexion is pale, and ins stature has the appearance of netng - exhausted ,by growing beyond his strength, and the duet s.:ar of hi* dtsease seemed to be acted in the digee.. tivc winch were,consulerably deranged. hk.ropitultt, the powers of this Medicine are mist ex. t .ruinay, and the allittCrallS Ottreti speak its decided sure- As.thcre,are numerous eottnlerleitis Picas, to ask tot ST'lls bn. l'Aent ()tops. with the Kiss's Duty printed in :deck ink, to Unities of Sr.dotible bottles los. eie.litfgei it. is. dot} **eluded Compound Leilento f L.lispeniary, is, Sono.squsre• .pit. Jo, E CO3IIIIISSIONERSfor VICTIMLLMG 11 1115 MAJESTY'. NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Iliditiday, the 9th of October next, they will be t oady to receive Tenders is writing. (sealed up) and treat with such Persont as will unkrtake to famish whist TALLOW CA 64 D LES may be dbortanded for tbe ate of the Pi:lmaging Depart wort at Deptford, for one Year frith the daft of tl.e awes.: ; to he paid Jur oty Bills, payable Wilk interest, Ninety Day: after date. T'e Cori bans al the Coer.rll may be :ern at the Secreta) l 3 Office. 11 o regard wUI Ge bad to my render in lakb tbt trice sb.at act it inserted in words at length, or that tb•tll not be delivered to she Lam', before One o'clock osi the said Igduesdo, the 916 qf October, nor Wets the Person Tam maker the Tenth', or some Perry m hit behalf; attend:, to ammo when: called for. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE. - Soi THE PRINCIP,IL OFFICERS of 1115 MA. VISTY's ORDNANCE de hereby give Notice, that Propowle wellit 'received at their Office, in Pall-Mall. on or before Fdday, tbetth Day of Ocbber Rext, "porn such Persons as may be teillbts to undertake the supply of IRONNION. CERY ARTICLES for Servile of Ibis Dtpatintent, for a period of Three Years, detntninable at the expiation of "lye Year, at the orbit of titbit. l'ary, Patterns nj the Artic!er may be viewed, upon:application al the Principal Stdreheepeist Office in 1k Tower, And farther" Par:lc:dart; tok;thir the Term: and Conttioni ni'tie Con. tram, may be known at Me Secretary's Off cc, la Pall-111.111, aPetaid, any day heltverP; the howl of Ten and Forte °Time", where the Proposals mice be delivered, sealed up and indented, 'a Proposals. for Ironmongery ;" but no Properal can be be admitted after the Laid nib day of October, at Twelve o'Clxk . at Novz of the same day ; nrither will any Tender be *Weed unless the Party making it, or an /lean in his behalf,. lila!! attend. By Order of the Board, R. ri . r . tt E Ir. serer :E.XI.2IItQUAR BILL Ong-CA, Oct. I, an. All EXCiIiQUER BILLS, dated in the illonrAs of 4ertentber acrd 0(106 . ISto, TO BE PAID OFF. 'TIM - LORDS COMMISSIONERS of His MA= TY', TREASURY having gitten. Diretlions Jot pay. ing off the Principal of the above-mentioned Exchequer the Interest dive thereon, at the Exchequer Bill Office, in the Receipt .1 Exchequer, New Palace Yard, Westminster, on Tuesday, th e sled apt Oct. sSt L, Auendimee will he given daffy (Sun• days and Ilelid.gt excepted) until and including Thercllty, the s sth day 6# Ombir Irene Ten o'Cloest in the Moi-ning till One in the ellicriz4n; fOr the purpose .f receiving the sonic. And fee• ibr w•eatet di,patch,' the Bearers of the said Bab are ,/aired to bring Lists of " their Bids, containing the Number: in Nume. ricer! Ckaier,.orcording to theii4espative Dates, with the prineipas Sums and 'lnterest due thereon, computed Jr:dm, but excluding the Days on which they are re:pally:ly dated, to the said avid Day of uctober, inclusive, when the Interest cease; and the said Bearer: (being liol!er: or not ), are indispensably required to in. dole each Bill with their mural Signatures; and to write their Name: and Residence at the of their 1.111;. and they are nroreaver required to attend the Exchequer Bill Office for I' gmeat, and to receive the New Bills, and give the Receipts' far the saute. asLy of the Adder: of the aforesaid Bills should le desircni of et-riving payment of the l',l,:cipaland Interest, previom to the said 22nd They of Ott. they Imo be accommodated, an commaing the Interest to the Do on evbich they with to be paid, and leaving the said Jar essamimasion fxr do prior ;hereto. kVuels l'ersonS at Leo be desirous of having New Axehegnee Bilis in whole m in part Payment of Principal, upon marking New Bids, and mentioning the Amorent, at the bottom of their 4.lits, delivered ou or before the &sib day of October may be aecomnwiete.i with New clrrying an Interest of Three-pence One .Virtizliet iy the Day, os"eisery One Hundred Pounds, tchieh said New bear Date • the said 22d They of Oesabir and will ibr' -delivered . on Thirdly, the 24th °ember, and the following .Dayt. N. K. All Exchequer Bills dated prior to September, 18 ro, have ken idverilsed tyke paid nff, and the Interest thereon i.e ceased. NAVY OFFICE, jnly Sth, Att. SUPERIOR CLASS 01: SHIPWRIG I r AI'PREN. TICES. TAY llis, MAJESTY'S Orders. in COUNCIL dated with ,September itio9; . a plan of Education eve s established the Royal Ntivat College, at his Majesty's Dock.Yanl4o Portsmouth, for.a.bUPER lOR CLASS o; APPR ENT' CES to SH * l ll R 1 G HT.'b, and Twelve Per. sous were . admitted as Students on the .ist Day . of January last. And It being determined that Five more Students shall be admittect,. the principal Dilkers and Commissioners of His Majesty's Navy hereby give Notice, that the Examination of CitlitlitiateS will take place in His Majesty's Dock Yard at Portsmouth, on the 6th November next, at 8 o'clock, in the Morning, and that such Persons as may be desiroui of be. coi ni n g 1440ittato for admission;-are required to send Notice of their intention to th.: Navy Board, or the Commissioner of the aforesaid Yard, pa or before the tat Day of the The Candidates must be at lean Fifteen, end not more than Seventeen Years of age. The plan of Education may be obtained on application at the Navy Dikice, or the Office of the Commissioner 01 any of Hit Majesty's Dock Yards; where also infinntation may be obtained as to the nature or the Qualilicationcrequilcd of the candidates; the Documents they ate to produce on clic DJ) , of Exaglnationi the Salaries they will be allowed on being "drained Students; 4wl of the Offices to which they wilt be eligible, after they have served the term of Ap. preatletehip. INTRODUCTION. In the name of Almighty God, fraili'er, Son, and Holy Ghost, the Author and Suitrenie Legislator of Society. The general and extraordinary cones of the Sea. nisli Natibn, convinced, after the most minute ri aminAlion and mature deliberation, that the ancient fundamental laws of this Monarchy, accompanied with suitable proi•iiiong, to reiuMe !heir regular and ,iperinsnent execution, and adequate to accomplish the great objea of promoting the glory, prowerity, and welfare of the whole Nation, degree tho4fo:lovv. ing Political Conititution, 'tar ihe good governoicot and right administration of Ow-State.' TITLE I. OF TIIR iPANISII NATION, AND OP SPANIARDS. CHAPTER I. ote THR SPANISH NATION. Ali. X. The Spanish Nation is formed , by the union of ad Spaniards in both Bunispiii.rei. 2 The Spanish Nation is free and independent, and neither is or can be the patrituOtty, of any 'away or indi'vidual. 3. Thp Sovereignty resides essentially in thena. Lion, and to the same belongs 'exclusively the right of establishing fundamental laws, end of appoint ing the most tinitable form of GovernMent. 4. The end of government is the happiness of the tation, since the objet of political Society can be no other 'than the welfare of the inhabitants of whom it is compoSed. 5. The catkin is Obliged to preserve, and to pro test, by wise and just haws,, the.civil liberty, the property, and the other legitimate rights of._all iduals who can claim it. CHAPTER U. OF SPANIARDS. 6. Spaniards are, Ist, All men bu► free, or made free, in all the dominions of Spain, and their bons.—fed. Strangers who have obtained ltte►s of naturalization from the, Coftes.-3d. Thaw who, without these letters, have lived ten years in a state of freedom, a.Tording to law; in any-town of the Monarchy ---4th. The sons of each of these classes, born iii the Spanish territories, a►id who exercise. any' ttade in the place of their residence.—.sth. Freed men, who have acquired their freedom its 7. The love of theircountry is a principal lion on all SpAniards, as well as justice and believe lence among each other. 8. Every Spaniird is bound to he faithlul,to iho Constitution, to . obey the, laws, and to respect the established atithoritit;a, 9. Every Spaniard is also ebliged, without any distinctio,i, to contribuw, iti.proportion to his means, to - the expences of the Sate. I 0,. Every Spaniard is also obliged so defend his country by arms, when he is called upon. by the TITLE 11. OF THE TERRITORY OF &PAIN, HER RELIGION, AND 00YERNIVIENT, AND DP SPANISH CIIIZEN.i. CIIAPTER I. OF THE TERRITORY OP SPAIN. 11. The Spanish territory comprehends, the Penin sula, with its depolencies,' and the istansts adja cent, Arragon, Asturias, Old Castile, - New Castile, Catalonia, Cordova, Estrainadura, Galicia, Jean, Leon, Murcia, Navarre, the Vascongada Mer. Meefl, Seville and Valencia ; the Balearic and Ca. tiny Islands. In North Atherica, New Spain,' with New Gilicia, Guatimala, 'the" inteinal pro. vinces of the 'East, the internal provinces of thti West, hand of 'Cuba, with the two Piolidas ; tlio Spanish part of the Island of St. 19or&t,go, and tl,tt Island of Porto Rico, with the others stijacem those, and to the continent in both seas. In Smolt Anti:llea, New •GrAtvida, Venezdt.l4,' Peru, CAW, the ptovinces of the. Rio de la Maur, and all the ad jacent Islands in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans. I n A s ia, the Ptillippine 'lslands, and titu;r depen dencies. 12. • A more convenient division of the Spanish reirnories shall he egablislled by a Constitulional laW, as soon as . political circumstances' will permit, CHAPTER OF RELIGION. 13. The Spanish Nation professes the .Cnbolie Apostolic, Roman, only tate livligion, to the ex clusion of all others. CIiAPTER 111. OP TIM GOVERISIMIINT. 14. The Government of the Spanish Nation is a iituiied hereditaryblonerehy. lb. The power of making laws resides in the Cortes jointly with the King. ' The power of executing the laws resides in the King. ,17, 'rhe power of applying the laws to civil and criminal cases, resides in this tribunals, established by law. CHAPTER IV, ov srANtsh arrizaNs. origins in both lines, from the Spanish dominions )0. Spanish Citizens are those -who derive their of both heinispheres,, and who have acquired their freedom in any placOwithin the same dominion s . lg. He is also a Citizen whO; enjoying Already the rights of a Spaniard, shall obtain Irons the ehstoabflisiied industry,i n or r pa a. i : i . Cortes the real letters of Citizenship. 20. For a Foreigner to obtain these letters front the Cortes, he must be mai - lied' to a Sp an i s h wo• e Qd ry tl i ce o d r branch iT o a r i ti t ; ourselftualved6tirotv