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MAILS. Dublin. Du F.--1 Cadiz, 1 Guernsey, 3 Wa teribrd. PRICE OF STOCKS THre D A y AT TWILVZ 'O'CLOCK. • Co s. for Opertitrz 63i . 1 Red . . Ann: .62 T E S 1101.10 A QUIS DlCllett 11,AL8J14-4t/DSAT? i L 0 N D 0 .N. IVEDNBSDA Y, It 11, 1911. • The fartyitill. continue industriously to circulate, reports of divisions in the Cabinet, of iptrigues to remove Mr. PaRCIIVAL, of changes in the Adnii niitration, Ate. With.respect to Alie intrigues which have been so, confidently asserted to be carrying on, we can, with con . 6dence, assert, that they exist only in .the imaginations of those who invented. the report. With regard to the rumoured changes in Administration', we state& some time ago, which we believe to be the fat,--that some changes will take place pie - vions to the meeting of Parliament, in which Leis GUY and GassvlLLs will not' be induct ed ; but no definitive arrangement has, we under stand, yet been made. His Royal Highness the PaiNca REG ENT'S deci sion to return to town on Monday, was suddenly . taken at twelve that morning, his Royal Highnetres departure having been 'otherwise fixed (or Saturday next, but 'he (bunt!, himself so well on th,it morning, and even. able to walk with very little assistance,. that, by the athice of Sir W. - FikauuliAlt and Mr. Hoists, he deter Mined to set off. Tlie ankle _ in a Morning Paper of yesterday, which states, that an Illustrious Personage had set. tied Mrs J-- and her family, is, we ate assured, an erroneous -statement ; ,the liberal arrangement now framing for such settletnent, will [hake its amount more than four times that annual sum. • : • , ,• the Duke of *Values Ball at the Star Tavern, Richmond, on ‘,.Monday evening, was most bril liantly and numerously, attended. Most of the Nubility • and Gentry, resident Avithin ten Miles of tire scene, were present, .and it th..reby afirded display .of rank, beauty, and fashion, •whicit has beta rarely beheld on similar occasions:, The mu• s•id was beautiful, and the art angements for the even tog refle6ted great credit on those who s9nerintend. cd them. ',. • Considerable reinforcements are about toile sent to our Army 'hi Portugal. It is also said, that se veral ships are soon to sail with a large supply of ordnance stores. Some transports Inadcd with small arms are , to sail from. Portsmouth.,- one of .4.1 , Inch, it is said, has 20,000 . inuskets,,dcstined f o r the Guerillas on the Spanish frontier. This activi!y itt forwarding supplies is at great importance at the I resent crisis. The Lietnenaitt:Oovernor of Virginia, Mr.Ssirrn, has offered by.proclamation a reward of live' hun dred dollars tot the apprehension of the person, or periOr,s, who recently robbed the Treasury, of that State of about 1'5,900 dnllars in notes, cbiefly Of the Bank of NO' jaingS ha ve been yet heard from Adkins, the officer, sho is gone in pursuit of Sir P.'s brOker. The loP,Owing fkther particulars on this Aubjed ~twe, we onderstatid, correct :—The sum originally placed i n the hands of the broker was 21,0001. !or the pureli,ise Excherpier *Bias. About 5,6001. only_ of that sum were egpended in that was' . on Thursday morning. In the evening, the bract. wined upon luis ptincipal, to state thit the ord e i could oillrhe executed in part ; aid that, he had psid the remainder of the cash to the amount- of I.s,,sooi fft intoGoshrtg's and Co. the Knight's hauliers; to prove with h, he prodnced a receipt ti he house for that sum whiCh entirely sati fied Sir I'. P. It was p rleetly vile that about five o'clock 9n the Thursday, time broker paid into the house of Gosling and Co. his (heck on Curtis and Co. on account of Sir T.P.to the a.pousit us question ; but it WAS too late to clear fhb draft in thensaal way.; and.no suspicion beee 'I -melted to the ir-auttaction, the matter stood met anti) next evening ;%:w hen it was found that rhete were 6'14114150t the booker's bankers': Sir T. was imme diately appTiieti of the Circumstance, and on:the same corm drove to 'Hackney tit requite an exploration ; he leant trout the bi•oket'swite that her hus band had g-nie to Ireland. It was not 'until then that Sir I', was convinced be was duped of his too,. lacy, and took the Illitatl3 to recover it. The:several purrs tekgrophed t i n Saturday morning on the toishtess, but at tqat periO4 the fu6itive had got two. . d tys' 4itart. , . 'lbis morning was married fie'Nia‘r FREDERIC, llOil- of. Tito24.t4 ALSTON, Of .odell Castle, •in the County of BedfOrd, Esq. to ELIZAEP,TH, diughter Gi the late EnwAun BA 1,L 4 Eq. ofPortland-place. A smart boxing march, b , ,!fwixt the renowned D u tch, 8.01, of t l ost 4,1 b. invincible to any t welve Clone po2 ; iliNt on the boxing list, nod 'a sturdy man rat ti.irteen stone,. of . the mune of Jones, was f o u g ht F i iday, in a spacious to.utt in the pnrlieul of the Ki ng ', Bench . 1 ) 14011, not for a 'great stake, but for tle lunatir of winning. The seconds were a Hodges And Wortley,—At the set-to, Jones m o t . ploy round hit,, right and left, which Sam, (rum inebriation, was . unable to return, but he artiany ,stopped them and got elo•te .in, ,and was This was praaked the .first 'sit ponds, god 83m, although unable to do the execution he is so noted for in the prize ring, in giving, contrived torkeer, in sufficient to avoid pui4slunont, except, ing by tans - . • The six rounds having been fought, Sam rccorered himself from. the heavy tails tae bad received, and he gave his antagonist notice that 11e was about to show some fight. After this Jones hvd no'other chance but that of, being hit. Saui• played at him with Tight and left flush hits, until and Ilia °Pell again, bothAtis-eyes %tett: , closed, mouth hit awry, and 691 au inch of his'fdce escap cLe ten itic bits of tho ptilist:c phenomenon. Li NAVAL NENVg. t PLYitIOUTH) Doc: g.- , A.Artived early thi‘',Motit. tog the: Frenth schooner privateer La Couruieuse, of IG guns and 75 men, captured yesterdarinotri ing by his Majesty's'ship Rhin, of 36.guns, - Captain MALCoLm, after a chase of four hours - , during which she threw overboard all her guns', and cut 'away' he'r anchors and cables in endeavouring .I . 4:esetipe - r- - :slie was, when first discovered- by the , lihin, cruiziog within the Edystone Light-house, and about to beard two merchantmen from Newfoundland (one of which, the Liberty, is art ived here), which in the 'course of half an hour would have been sent off for France. The Couragiuse . sailed from St. Maloes, on Saturday night last, in company setienteen other privateers, full of men, for 'the purpose of cruizing is the British Channel, sevrzral of the very small, little larger than row-boats, and 'no doubt will do much Mischief. The Minis gitne in chase of two other§ Mit were in sight at the time, and it is • hoped will come up, with them.• , Arrived his Majesty's ship Nienien, of guns, Captaiu,Sir Alicuant.. SLyi«tourt, from a cruite.— . . On the, .sth ult. she captured a very fine American schooner called the Purse, which was from America bound to Bourdeaux, with 40,passengers, who were all sent on board the Niemen, when an' Officer and a feWseamen were sent on board the Purse, to con= duct her, to this port, but, we lie so' ry to state that she has not yet arrived, - neither has she beep , heard of- since her -detention - . by the . /Vzenten, which 6'7: cumstance took place off Bourdeaux. The Aiemen, tiding, her cruise, chased two very fine Atrierient schoobers, which. escaped by superior. sailing, one of which during the chase, threw ail her vs ater and pro visons overboard, and Was obliged to. run for Nantz ; this vessel,` had ,been chased ten ,times kom Boor deaux by our cruizers, but always succeeded in making her escape; • A. detained American brig by the At mide frigate, Captain DUNN, (which vessel-was kit cruizing on the coast of Rance,) arrived here this morning in charge of the Niemen., and is called the Female, bound' from .Baliiinore to Bowdraux; CREAGH, II ; 06 r, wiih a valuable cargo, cou:s,ing of sugar, Pet in lt,,re this day by mess , of weather, the brig zzus', •of and for 'Liverpool, Scort, master, flow Matta Giorabaro with a cargo consisting of cotton wool, fruit, &c. and is under quarantine; sailed front Malta on the 24th SepteMber. rut idettste this day two merchantmen, 'under Swedialr Colon's, from Mal iga, bond to London, v, it Li argues consisting of oil and truly, and 4'roiindei qpilOon I inc. Arrived.the brig Liberty ,_ JOH Gmtak,TT; Mas ter, from SE. NewtionoJ4oo, : with a cargo of fish' and oil for ails poi Arrived this Marnini the Comet sloop of war ?rum Newfoundland; - sailed thence with . fleet bound to England, which haVe been all dispersed during theittliteleriny weather. The Comet sailed , again immediately, to crtiize a tew day in the Channel, in consequence of the number of pii l / 1 1• teers out. The Gr'eaps,loop of war, Capt: also sailed last night on a cruize. Arrived the Queen man of war ; she, sailed from hence on Friday list to join the atitladron off Brew and, it is reported, stiuck on the rocks' in. Whitsand Bay shortly after, by which. she received dantage, which obliged her to put back. ) • A higatois arrived in.Cawsaucl Bays said to be .tile iihin returned. Arrived the Gleaner hired armed ketch, from Guernsey attd Jersey. I.4lite,'AtOncm,s, wa4 struck writs lightning in Bideford Harb4ur on thy: 4ih inst. which pissed down the Coretop-gollant 7 mast, broke every thing iii i!s pii3iftge down into : the hold, tearing up the lore castle, and pat i,of the main deck, and finally pasied out of her bioadlides, bursting the bends also part 'of the' planks 'in :tier bottom. . . DP.4I, - DEC: 11 . ).—Cariie down (tom ,the River three sail of/out ward,Oounti, and rematii'Cih Ilse oi.itvarch•bquild az,d iris Majesty's ships, all CII ATti Am, DEG. iO.---G3lllle up the River to refit his 1113jes . y's ship Theseus, Capt. PRowse.-' Sail d clown to Long Reach, to take in her guns and po#der, his Majesty's ship Grampus. , The following ships are re-tilting at thiri - Port : Bahma, Aymphek, Cruizer, Griffins, and two gun brigs. ' The Monarch and Audacious ate under orders to be paid Thp ere . w Of the Audacious (Ira to be turned over to the Barham, and not to the Bulwark, as before stated, .1911)g at . Sheernes4. ' FALII , -MITII, Dcc. 8.--Nothing sailed to-any, and the .only,art 'mil is the Spanish brig 7740 Brutliers; CO ItINA, ftolll Corttnon, in eight clays.`. An English btig from Spain', will) wool, for Lon don, which hid been captared by a Flew' priva teer, waB driven 96 shore on NNednestlay evening, at New Cinay, about t 5 mils N: E. of Trutt), and totally wrecked: , Ot twelve Frtmei m i en that : were . on board, Jour were drowned : the mute (Lk, 014 Englishman on board) was sated. , CITY lajtiVESS. . . . r ,_ 1 ,—ii......". „ of? f p, rdr -Arit Yesterday ' tlfe,Litan Mpoßgbeld A tlrf oc Con;mon ConticiPr4lien lits P - 'iship let :befor. ...1 1.. i. ., the Court iheirodtedinglatdif , to the %void bearer's alienating his place ; an recornrnen in an an angement to be made with him, that he should surrender the said office to the City, ait.:l that they shi mold #isl76 — (dth're'iuraTirtl - tin w tilirtetgraMiir r w'oh thiiVarious.dutiesto be•performed; which was read, d ad referred to the Comtniktee, of .Cit v.j . ....1ad5. Notice was given of a motion to 51.11;icC.;,e :wool. towards the Building for tu . n'iiiics, . „The LORD MAYOR E tter before the Court a Letter from Lord Wellington, inckising a.Le'ter of. rtauks froM General Bereslotd, for the resolutions - of `the Court of the oth,of May las . t.' . . ' - .. : - . , . The Temple Bar Committee' reported, on iLe pe tition of . .:Mi s. Ltley 131.:ickbinn, t.v4i6- 1)11(ra-share in a ticket that came tip aprize in . the Teitioe: Bit( Lottery, that; the' Ti it-ice,s kneol 66111 . 14 , g 61,,act" tickets being.sold in shares, norhad they .any .ainti:o- rity 'Ao dO.sonnderthe•Att , i -Ond I that, as the Crxr)-. ; ruittee -tire neitherimplieated;`nor' have th-.., :ried,s' of controul, they did not think ~ it neeesaiy for the Court to interpose on the Poilasion ; whiLty Ilepotk ~ rata aotirt. agreed to. - ' . ' The Sheritii reported, that on account of the in , ... ...,i . disposition of the - Prince licgent, no day Wati )et appointed for presenting thti AddresS. • • • .. • • The Cotritnittie of City Lands preserttO 'a ire port for altering. the matt:o.day at'Smithtield. front Hiday to Thursday, which was agreed to. IC was then moved, that it "be referred to the Co:ntnittee, .to consider atv.l report the roost eligible inocti,l'Or.! . enlarging or renuninKthe Milk VI ; when an nwnt was Moved to leave out the 14 or.ts" ocre'. unoving,' ,and :a considerable...del:we ensued k laild t. division was detnanded,-hy-which it appeared , attire •i A . , i, ' bt,r - , !'E W ei e.;— 4 A Idern men 45 Cvnituoliers Teller and 3 Al(l;rinefl, • . 39 ,„ v 5 Lonialoners s Teller. So for the Amendment. 43 for tlie Rdnoval ROY A IL ACADL MY. The ...President and Menibefs, of-. this: Institution. aßtmbi&l last. night, purpose of ,distiibming the Gold and '§ilverMeital ,tothoseifildvais who atforded pre-eminent proofs , 01. ability M,HiSturical- Sculpiure, Architectural Dcsigns, and I)rawings from the living su'uj,:Cle and Academical Figures., The first Gold Medal, and 501. were a•signe&to Mr. PER RI GAL,tor the best historical Paintiug ; the second. -Gold Medal, and the sane sum,. to Mr. BA yLev - , - forithe -best Nodel the , third Gold Medal, and the same sum, to Mr. ED\VARDS, tor the best Archifectiaral Design. Sil4:ei Medal's, and C opies of- the Discourses of 11.,KyNOLDs; WEsr,. FUSELI, and ,OetE,' vvere assigned to. Me-sts. -114E-OLAND and BONE,- for Drawingsfrorn After the distribution of these Medals, the PaE- EsDENT addressed the ineeting, ; ai the sob jeet of the Arts, for the eocouragetnent of - which the Institution was touode(l. He gave a brief sketch of the history of the 'Arts durii4, their - most fiou 7 fishing period in ItAly, and trade some observations on wor'irsof the most distinguished ,Artists;:parti cularly MICHAEL ANGKE,..9,..,11/ t ritkEL, TITJAbi„, BARTOLOMED, and other celebrated masters, point . iug out then dist irtrt beauties. It was the chief object ,c i f the President tri incul cate the necessity of aitediling. only to•the, higher object of art, by addressing the imagioatiOu and the passions, and consequently to thew that every work should be -characterised bye tnent•il energy. '1 he Fhief qualities in every figure, and in all the ennabi 'nations essentialito the .dtvelopemetit of a subject, . be cooteoded, should be: Oppropriate s charac.'rerand . correti ma/inc. These - quithiles, he said, gave a de cided es.pression tO a subject, which impressed it strongly. on the mind,, and let no room. for doubt and hesitation ; • consequently an impression, was at once produced on the understanding and atf,•ctions. •To. illustrate this position, and the excellence at the A.ncietit Sculptors in this respect, .h' ret,tred to the tenants of Ait - which had been b.:oug%t to country by , .Lord.ELarN. The E10r5.,..s Guides, who appear in t 4lle of those rettiain, seem as if they had really beat existing animals, and, at a me neat of most '.expressive etertion, had been touched by a supernitoral power, and .converted into -a sob,lance capable of ~.tetaitiing that. 'energy of- action. He lamented that no sucetedmg.Sculp tors had with equ success directei theiratternion. to this display at expres , ive IVir..Wast enteredparticularly .into the Mosfs of . Mi6t*AEL ANout.o, as tne grand eSception in tavola: of: the moderns, At:elating ,that it was impos-' sible for the human mind to form a more cha racteristic conception id the great Jewish ',v.v.:giver. He*also illustratesd this _kind 'of .expresiion by 3 Ocular description of the celebrated -picture ()Vibe Murdered Saint, by Tilrits-N. He ail inentionaa picture but little known, - t!‘ongir of rare merit, by liAttToLomEo, Which hail 11,.rer bettn copied - , anti o f which there is no engraving. He 4 1 , , ,triftett, how ' everohat the original design was its his posseisiton After a due tribute of reipett and gratitude to oar excellent Sovereign, as the 'Founder and Pitrou of the lnstitiatiost , and to ikse PittNCE'REGktiT, for eorttle4eetlklttlg, decimation in . Lwow of the Artspat the Annual Dinner, the, Pte.ident addressed a kind and liberal exhortation tti the 'Students, intreai-' tog them to aim at - grand 'andnoble (.3 1j pets in all their professional views, and coucluded a dis e o ui s e , which eyalently made a strong impreSsiLiti on his andience, and which received their warm nod re peated applauses. Most of the Members of the Academy, and a great eOnerruele of visitors attended. REMARKABLE PnEsomENoN. , —Ther e is at present a willow tree of cot sidetabie height, and Ithcut three yards in ell - collate:race., growin g on the banks of a tir Lilo, 'on a talon cgilt d she property of too-Rev. Mc.W.trincy, nor Skipton,Yolitstiire,whkb actually appears artirnatecl-,-,e will at ti mes p rostrate itsclu at full length on ihe ground, and then t ise to its original perpendicular position. Incredible - as t his may appear, if is a fad, and has beers the as tonisittneut of hundreds who have seen it . Nothing can be' a better answer to thecharges of the French Government, than the manner in which 'the Frt ull prisoners are treat e d at Dattm oo r p r i son . Thvy'are a llowed to work in the country surround ing the prison, and mum at nidtit in the most cheerful manna. Pb E 7 BY. A LEGAL IitANSFER. toe loy'd a Termagrant, whose num'rous foci, By lawful process,. soon became poor Joe's; lle fought her battles when he cnne to woo, And, wedding her, - espoued her quarrels too. cH'icy 1 9 1 . 4 . e.. ti o n ite tN n STlTUT ow;lihßl3istri _ ................. sievewilier) t i . ii i . l , l c o ,o tie li e, l4 an u ri la l ti l n l e er w a l s ' ° ,l l o ' . ral i fployed during Is u . dii with r the expeelatio the siximlreTeistiutidti.ltlisolrilagveecbpeieesnie; isorne admi b stitution.f4 that apti a; i ese a u es have Indents; coptilerdy%evitritiimicil:', 1 C . ; )6:l4l3:vii:::lll)eeatrA.lte°sll,llld 'bilynlavPtaelsiteleicitesnritspivie°;ticiiek ?dents i and f wi.. kre gtod: iii;tiOd. t h a t sam e dour fair cou t p l eturs 'lsl il rb o l ti .b : l4: " %?' s. i4 ‘ l.(llY : li o 'c i k' e l:l , ° n 'i t ° i( tl.l: s We .in lame - re:o n . t_l;rl:iit;.'t:dPc,reGtia?girifet)"'9t.' '.ic'h';';i:)l:lf-eil'else'ete:cllll:LiPkt-°111:1111:;6,81r)4-.''rsr(di':°?:}00:8:11)irgiltilte'd°inoratit!°stl'illf..1)1e0:118fcirhtieritceita°1‘1:11.1,13:1tr;3't3e5-1 'g l (l: ; ;l ':, :e i .e'i t ie"' t (r. i :? le rili y islseen a n fr inti ir ‘v d ql (':ast'‘%iicS'td°t,Lrat,l(beti.rt'fficrl:ll'°ai ru'rs:Pte:;)ii:illl°lggifyianPrii:r.ll°°l4isni(Ylsl;i:'l3l'l';"l:l' i i iigh rata,' of the. Institution, in the elicatiragerat"f of i g , e l,T h e itr a s A h , r a ' :(111,'niezdex.t'stihieeld4`al'i.lavai--7,cclmlier,!nbteolifetfiliceiaAl Arts. ' ePc) ...',(r)Lttit'ibc.: F.'s I,t --- etU l i s l i . d ;. , . . ''.uip4.tritlifrctosioni on, the ncli ore of the 31131;0- ,I"a° Drama aid the voitti of the Poet, an d' p p0, r7 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, i,..,,r„,,,:c,c,iei:cde,eve,,,,it,,,,dt,:ii:L.;,,gii,,,,e, c:is;.s::l):,,,.'l,,,,:t.iiii't'i:',(-11%:ortili,:durpgLli,licel..i.',Ct:ris'iletic,rnil',eduP',Iti‘;)isrilittei tiol:fil:Pilnif:i'3'o::" .1 __centre to tin elr wikit -- hrilre 10 'lnc found all +lie indirOduale:ticelle":e.' of the author, bu: less 1,31),ity oorohined thank)°, 1-IPei pfnchict ions. This he observed •to be tltecl )J ' racterisijc.ot genius, thatearlie'st wOrVs ar e l.f i r ferior in beauties, while the inerits ,which tat.te . oin' • „!udgn.)..lll can confer are of slow groo th. libr ltt i , P;/4 Copula :Ike..;shewed ln he represillabi‘cei .c:, classes Itch he had bbserv;.'d . in socioY7 " 11 " 1 ' 1- :,:pi'rli.Bll.ll:ectd:lplit!oiGil.l'hl;:i.e;nlelx...a!t)r:ib:.i:.egindgft..(l)::iniifie. ords:.hitslitc)ll.)art:oettte:cfc' : c : ri l ie l ii i : 1:0 ° ,:; :: ei ' : : :: th c i o lt e n ' e u t e t -ig n iga)b o e ilt f t in l , t n le l eicr t ' i L i oa l 6i g ii : uni c gasi oi_ i :c4t i n i:p p t t n: l b :l l s :e b i r : a ' i c i e:t'll , l ll 'll a 't g ela' r . air6 a ; it c r : ll l jii:l). r i p :in " n :: ei r ‘c. : l°ltil l 'e i lg‘ t el'.e'' . :rei : : t r' l li:Lisr: l l:'i i :: : r::3:l . ll:4l' t il' y il.erim: f °e.Cl::.° s,l:rn:rdini'DlYovtr.6isine_dn..tilt:estigcogc.:rt.‘4°;;;, tli:.::''''1:1:::c11‘et:t ,:hxgolayiiwiteoltyld'ievnoeuriadli:ittelids, ta)etidwiits),:76'l°,t ‘ ,, C) i or w o r r u c i ; i . e l. t iy ,i o s fdetiiitgiehttf.nuouryalic)oltnilt:tilsc.s., ‘.,14‘e.i,c1,11::::::,,e1110,';'.111.5 : toe raeteristic of a vulgar, mind ,% hick le" Ill '' '1' Inrl i ' xd 'beinyithtcuoominacilid:'titclemcitifts'tijimia;agi:"pliii:t:,l. 1:1q)"11"1:;u)titi51:;:. minds connect their ide s as by c.inse and vtrec i • 1 :_,,, giciiiinii,tielgeesarditerieaaildidtsait:ittioi,oi:is.ii'eobodainkit:te:ltaiii:t)e)toatl\rsnobi:ili3O:o‘lo,buae:reser ‘r:l,r)stl,l-,liiisi:(;t,ini,:s:tititiii),:,,,l:3l.ll,,,,j,iii,,,,,.i,),,i,i'::(ll:4i'iegi S h k e his sp e a i r d e e d o t hcsheai laved at e r t 6 h j i : 1 ?""d B ( a s i ;) j i i ' l e " 1 1, e 3 t i I :1c ' vl66'''',if , aud th'eiefore,spoke liker'hirn. StlakoPv."-","7"' his ''' 1361, all beings but 'the vicious ; but n1(16,00,1'40,3,, lion% enArkseviaalieriyereeogbhdsedoii:iedteveke.:}e)onutiratlr'a' yne7l.l,4ic:ri'dve:l3.lie • N i i ;l :. 'faaitioui passion. The Miser 'of P‘autus anuadii. rcussion of the nature of fancy i ghev.,ed bow . _ w in. '}leave; cr)rnpo4ing under a feeling of. the unll')vio., able,. endeavouring to reconcile', optio sit ' Y ied 0 o i i l i i ir e i isePgeaatnsetsrton g on ‘ c yc e lr i k s working h M i o c ti l it I: 'ere' et:iten:d:ds,iisrot:):Sai3:l:ll:lo:: y 1: 3 1 1- w e i lai i r i e 'Yse t,i s' i ni x o: c j i t t el vi i ii e :1 1 ; e o l i e c t°) . ; °.i s , 1 ,, 1111\ug t a 'i l i ti l t: o l s i ilt . u siQri r d ileg d l dr:I:II:lei Veitlttiiisildnoliclif:et.3l_‘7-tl.o,:ei,iot,:diti'lbti'onr°sf.l.sfii‘.s.t:u'Dtrit:tl.4"el,eelalv.Bl.ll;l?,:ti:l,iilv:iiilll:l4,lll:l diet n ,_- statute, and ve-nder.defini,i%ebY the " 4 , - , p j fer a sqlare or a trioni; 0 Is fancy. ' : 1 (highsi l'ef°,,. I\jr; C, post i ) o n ed t he, exanlination 9. „ liqu ify and heroine of 'the j)it.ce, but profJced lcietivea by remarks on the natote of love,,whicil 1 1 % to liir t . ()* be' " a perfed itest,elof the w bolo tr r ' ll l b i ce "011 ed to ,iorne thin 4 (.); bving witi,e4 i' ' c ,, t n otil sarY 'to its perfection, by ~the twist Pe r „ le :„„( toolc that nature Pertni!s and l'casoii ( Vitrifies i " - h i s liA toi i l° ficcasiott, 'with, great.delicacv, to ,joiitrilbt t ost ot our higher and lo%s:er 'nature. A • ~,1 . 0 4 41 , energy o f by a gross misnomer, uaurps 1 i_ts ri , . 1111 1 j o , v rtil our humane arid social t)L;rog, 01 `; i d ot#, d, that the criterion of ntivr , ' l ',, tu t)? among tilen is their lia‘Jit of sentirnent oP ill ° 01 love.. th., TO , K A ttti . 6 OF IN OtI;ST AY ,--!'9 pre,"''t.6elitioo 6 , : t a,s y n ' , ; , ' F_ l l : u , t i .a, f r :l l : l l l: : e . , ra a .l s t ig in e d'e s d d i , l,:v t rs l a l ial e ulrY: n sl : l) : :; s lPlti t :l r ce ;s cce4indrt:erildnivi g °e;'-:tisihnect4it:Ygel..°3-'t.cPt:11:;)::cci:1:j boi:searr i .ae_.,t. ‘ re v da a r r ol do ut 11,,eindustry, eves 1 is p r a o Pact du v d e t is o:::::::;:oi mei Patent N'e(lles, which loin) a to i!urtr.ree articlelt in forming Ihe eyes are found to far excel' it these necessary ,to. observe,. since the iitiiadull 4.0 superior Needles, other persolis in 10°10(10, a very common qtrility.of Needles, P a c k ig iiii in imitation ; but those °idle °GroPtier4 N g - a u lent are. to be had -only ot 'his MajealY's,,/eedlei 20, Sr. J.imes's-stieet. These valti a b l e 1‘.., _ Ai o fined sutng in the croeteir7tnr,r,lealVZ °sat' l!itocf5ell;lt.:31t°iII:u60111; ~,,. ,1 . 0 the above liwrietor, Patente, on o , a m s a t .. Ll , l nuiacturer.--4nquire. for PAl_,PdVii.i . 1 ° • ladtPary. - . ' • 46, k curious .-• / i manor . Of Captain Fraser, at t,ipconJl-4Rk5l ,r, iniede I,iesgit:vop,a)irxtisyraCpitat'ohplue:ttnrraegiit.:::leA-laiai:tbrcid.:3lacotiti:t4l:::lNoPl3o:o•ll:ll°,:ifill'idZeo::"ol:-...%;015i1l t 1 1 11 1 ( 1 a );: a t Stß „iet.ts,ebtiirot;et.u.:::(lll7:lll.,rilsetsarfici:c;rsee:%ariplailifi,iteecaid'd.ll,.:notta;o;3l,lbicioi_seiteaty:bicalit:l:6Begtd.l,gin:rbet:ottocittiltc:lll:lol%:-.lnritee:soi,:up•ytatialtsrdc:o:isu._ii."l,4s'f,7;boll:atra.l:3o,.ol,:g.olo(:; ~_ .:.