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To c0n ,,,,i,,ce t h o k u alic tint: iho anoVe are the genuine Pills, mule acor4ipg to the .spcotiL:atiott in the Paient, the Patent may 1 ) , 3 , ;: i i , i thmt. i.thot.twry. Tito , . arc also sold by all re spett.tolv Venders in Town and .Country. N. B, file Pitts ight At the ElLlttaratayiNo. 35, Bedford fit, r , c o ,:, : nt..garden, are the only, vomit', ones made frntn t i, i.,, : cii]catinit in the l'act!of, thu same as have alwiys been s ,,ki /Lee, and which have uceit att:ndtd- with such uuiver.; ial Luccos. Thcrei! no Nl:srctiry HOC Alm in them. • - of His Majesty's Customs. O Thursday, D;eemkgrao, 180, at iiwetve . o'Clock, WI LL BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, At the Custom-house, Portsmouth, • ALL the Perishable Part of the CARGO rf the Spanish Frigate LA FA MA, detained by His MI.. jesty's Ship Lively, G. E. Hamond, Commands r ; con sisting of 14,857 SEAL SK INS, and 2 B oxes o f TONG UES. A 'Deposit of 15 per Cent. will be demanded. 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For the Accommodation of the Curious, a few Copies of the above may be-had, .printed on fine Royal Paper, with roOf ltnpressions el the F.tigravings. price i as. in boards. This Day wis . published, in Six Volumes OiLivoi price al. Ili. 6d. in bonds, THE HISTORY of the REIGN of GEORGE W. to the Termination of the. late War. To wi►ich is prefixed, a view of the Vrogrcssive I tußrovernerit of ling land, in Prosperity anti Strimgth, to the Accession of Ills Majesty. By ROBERT BISSETT, 1.. 1: D. Author of the Life of Burke, dec. &c. tec. Printed tur Longman, Hurst, Or►ne, Pater= maser-row. ' • , '" Dr: Ilissett's History is highly praise.wortliy—it tiara rates with greater detail completeness than - Macfarlane, lielshain, or Adolphus, .the transactions of the present Reign. The style is natural, yet elegant;- the info, mation abundant, , yet selett ; the criticism loyal, yet liberal. lit Short, it ap pears to us more likely than any of the rival histories to annex itsellto Hume anft Smollet, as the regular Aid generally re ceived Continuation ot'the History or England." • Aunual fterkw, Vol. IT; We must recommend this as a Work replete with both. information and amusement—and while it is free from any, spirit of party, it breathes throughout a firm attachment to, tempercd freedom and the spirit of the British Constitution,. a Sincere, regard for the British .cliaraiter,. and a just venera— tion tbr the Rights of Reason; of Religion; and Morality." . • Literary Journal, Vol. 111. p.40.i• *.* For very •favourable accounts of this. Work see the Monthly 1:0(ieW for Odober, .and' the British Critic for Nw.ember, 3804 ; tht Atplual Reyiew;, Vol. 11. and the Anti- 14r.u . oin Review for Novehiber 'S43. • MAILS. Altaivto--1 Ilalilax, i Due z Waterford. PRICE 01 , STOCKS, TIM DAY AT .K O TWILLVL O'CLOCK. C 59,1 Red. Ann. ... 58. Tlif SUN. cut.' SUSS DlCtrl FALSUM 4Vi7tAT ? L 0 N I) 0 N, SATURDAY, :DFC itht A it 15, iBO4. 'This morning we, Deceived several sets of the minor Paris Pafiers up to the s!h inst. Trt ove of thee is a private Utter from Maelrid, dated the I.; . th nlr. which po*ively states, that Mr. FR ER P kit that Capital c4n the Preceding clay, and that General Ntr NoNvir.t,P, the French Ninister, wis.mat-expetted therentor three days Afterwards. Of Mt: FttER VS departure. from Matitid .we had before no doubt; and we can now state, upon the best , authority, that. :Utter:' have, beeii received from that Gntleinati,;by his. Brother,. dated .from Merida, on the 'frontiers of Porrugid, 'which le'ave no doubt whatever upon the subjea. We can add to this, that oor Ministers ore 'fully convinced that a War with Simi!) is •inevitab!e. We may lament. the fallen and 'degraded btate tJf that Countryi but justice to ours• Aves detnandcd that the Instrarneni of France shon:d be involved in the same eim:est, and that the. honour of Britain slit.,u!d be no longer in. suited by,cOncialed enmity . . There was only the alter. native of contempla ring the:resuurces.of Stain, seized by the rultitn, grasp,of the Corsican ti.urper, and turned with deadly enmity against this CouP_ try, or. of possessing them ourselves. There could therefore be little hesitation' as .to which side of that alierwtive ought to be adopted by Britain, Spain rnosttiow have to lameot the consequences of provoking British hostility. • Iris tit.ccr~l, in 'the Clef 'du' Cabinet, that 'the . Revd/a/o/wry Calendar was abolished, by the Couo. cii of State, on the 29th of November. It is whim. sical to see, it that' stiled a Ren.tolfetiomar . y. Calendar, apparently as a term of reprqach, in a Paper pub. lialiedin that City, which was .the very focu's of the Revoliiiion. ; One of the Papers. (The Gazette de Franc!) has entirely adopted the neWly-restored Calendar in its date, but the other which we have received still continue tl)e corresponding dates of the Retnihrtiaitavtand Qregorian Calendars. The Speech of FteANCals NeIIeCHATEAU I the Pre,itiptt qt the Senate, to his Imperial Ivlaster, will b: found tinder the Paris Head. Government, we understand, have determined to grant no more licepces for the impo t tatj on of brandy.; and gin from France and Holland, which have hi. tt , erto been permitted to enter this Country in . neutral vessels. The laudable object of !his deter. mination is the prevention, as much as possible, of Smuggling, which' has been carried on to a zreater qtent than has been generally supposed, I. V 14 I LE inr G rr J . FALMOUTH, Dic. tr.—Arrived the Ship Sri jam, Roartrsort; from London, bound to - St. Vin cent's ; Captain ROBINSON reports, that a French Corvette bore down upon the Skleva last night off Scilly, but soo; after sheered off without firing. a shot. ' • PLYMOUTH, DEC. 13. —Arrived the @MM . Charlotte Packet, Capt. J, 0. MUDGE, with Mail and Passengers from Halifax, in 20 •days : Lord, SELKIRK, Capt. A. Statue, of His Majesty's' Ship Leander, IVlajor ,X,rmtNE2, Lieut. Citoxe, and Mrs. SMITH and two children, came passengers. The Dike and Sibelle French Frigates, which have been so long blocked , up by the Leander and Cam.: Mast, have made their escape by twining through the dangerous pass called. Hell Gates. JERoME BONAPARTE is said to be a passenger on board 'die Didon, The Leander and Cam/P.:Cyr, the instant they heard of the escape of the Enemy, pursued them, but owing to • thick weather, and a gale of wind, they, unfortunately escaped. The Relidu iiounike Frigate, 0144 guns, Captain. H. HOTHAM, arrived in the. Chesapeake the JEC November from Madeira. The Rover Transport, Captain It/oast:am, which arrived here some v. , ieks since with Frtnch Pri soners. from jamaica, after landing them, sailed last evening for Portsmouth, the wind . blowing strong at south-west ; about ten o'qlock, not being able to weather the high land of Yaltn, she was (irk en on the rocks near that place, anti is beat to pieces; unfortunately three of the Crew were dtnwned. .Saited the Prussian Brig Juno, F. C. DRIASEK Master, for Embden. .Arrived thdP/xiseT Sloop of War, from a Cruir4, PORT3LIUUTII, DEC. 14.—Gone our of Harbour the &hie Merchant, Tool), for Newcastle. Sailed the Nonr/Or, DAIttE, for Sunderland • , Yowl Peter,' JAcico pus WY L ts, for London ; and His 'Majesty's Ship .Resilus, for the Downs. The hahella, Pate g, from Ddmerara, for. Lon. don e is on shore in Stekesbay, but it expefted to ' he got off in a few tides. 1)E A L., Dec, s rri 'vett the Tigress and Staunch Gun. brigs ; Atm and Cbarlate Schooners, horn Dungeness ; and tern;tin with the Ships es per last. Sailed fiiy Majesty's Ship Or,ibito for Plymouth. Arrived the Nicholson, CAN. STiVaIN. 9ON, from Bernice,. who, with four maw Ships, pried fronthe Fleet ten days after l'itry left Tortola. Arrived also the` Manes:, Capt. ALL IN, from iterhite : this Ship parted from her . anchors' 11;61 night in a lit.savy gale of wind, and . drove on shore at the hack 0E Rainsgtce Pier-head, with thelgsia b ar ma k ,irid!thizen,mast and bow.sprit. There is hopes of -getting- het next _highif-the .‘ • weather holds moderate, Thr Right lion. the Lord Provost of gAinbuigh has tecctved the following cotptilikt*ittiolt " lite!, hi Leitb-froottr,'Dm- tt ;stet. " MY LOki), " 1 Dave 11UnOUr to acquaiut,:oyetpr<rk.onlsh!p; fgrlhe information of rue person concerned, that the 14te.tenapesLup ous weather . having prevented the Tonnifigen Qonvoy troni of the Fr‘nti l and 'ttut !laving received good information that.the fro4t had reiciered.the river Eyder unnav,igable, I have deemed it.prudent-to withdraw the con. voy for this 5e.i..00. • • " I hive the llonoiir to be, 'my Loid, " Your Lordship's most ()bedlam humble Servant, I. VASI-lON.I , The Right ftm. thr Pri2,wl, • Saturday last the West India Fleet, consisting of 45 Merchantmen, sailed from Cork Hatbour,.un.., convoy of His . , MajestY'S Sloops Rei , r t icif, - Capt. Fire, and ihrOir,' Capt. EuGßConta3f, CO the 'Nest Indies,, and of His Majeity's Ship La Loire, Capt.. IV.l4lxt.ftrto s as far as Bantry. Same morning His Majesty's Striap Rotario, Ctpt. IVfouNctir, sailed from (irk' felt BaOtry., Dispatches were yesterday received from Sir jAntas SAummt.ti, comnianding at jersey. • A Gentlem an ~ who arrived in town yester4i morning from Dover, that came pa.scoger in , the ship Har? ? roffy, from the Lie of Frine;7, states that a Portuguese ship' arrived tilde from Mad4gaicii; the Captain of which informed him, that a-Jarge ship put in thete in great distress, in July ; Which ship, we entertain great hopes, is the Plitice Waleti Capt. Join/ ?RIC'. 'Yesterday morning, soon after breakfast, His JUSTY, accompanied by the Ptt NC lISSIti SornlA and MAE t, t A ) rode on horseback in Windsor Great Park,' and viewed the improvements. At twelve Hit It MA-; J S LATY and the other PR INC EiSlll took an airing in a . cimch . and ,four in ,the . ',.Q: e.,ar Park. Yesterday. at one O'clock, .a • Cabinet CJuncil Wa,,held at j...ordli 41tEtOWII Y'i (Ake, in Dawning. street, which did not break up till three. There were present the .I.ord etritt/CaLtint, the CHAN 6LLOtt of the Excaltzu att. Duke of MoNTltosli t Viscount MIGVILLip Earl CAMDEIN, Lords CAs. TLER EACH, HAWritSIIVItY ) and MULGRAVE. Earl. CAMpert 4nd Lord limvicessuity had each IT ng inters lei's with His Royal Highness the Dui 01 Yoßk, yesterdiv, at the Horse Guards. SirSibtsair Smyra . ..had yesterday a Tong corift. tence with 4orti rlist.V4l4a l at the Atitairio7. Office. AV..% fre,446 , a SA • • • • MARSEILLES Isrov.23.—Yesterday an Afiso CP. tered our Port whicb had been sent from Barcelona; t she brought Dispatches for the - Spanish'Corisol, which inf aired him that the Cabinet' of Madrid baiLdeclared War—against" England.. ~The Vessel sailed again to convey the' intelligence to;'the differ ent Ports of du: Mediterranean, EXTRACT OF A TR 'VATS LETTgi, nobeetArtsty, DATED ISTH NOVEMBER. " This City.has been very sniwit agitated.sinco the Ints lli ger= of the Capture of our Frigates. A War with Engle, i being considered, after that circu 1, ristanrx, inevitable, the Go vemment Paper is at 52 per cent. discount. .The departure of the English Minister,' however, being delayed,. a fayOura biF turn-was prinumed upon,, and. they rose to ; but at length elis Minister set off yesterday at noon, and the PAW has fallen to 48. The French Minister, General ts.t.s, is expelled here in three days, and Isis at:l,l4OM • , our tthivoe c.Pornet:ioutcisrcurnstances, cannot fail to cause much Semi. " The intelligence from : Cadiz of the gth trill speaks of' malady is not having ceased in ihn City, al. thouyil it had on a sudden abated. In truth there remains very few person..tvho have not been at tAc ed by it." • PA", Dec. 3.--" Last Friday the Grand gut" Of the Ceremonies presented to His AjestY the Emperor the Reigning Prince, of Nalso ficuß°• And the Herediiary Mace of iittst 14°4 ' r , The same day they. were presented to Her Ma' Jetty the Empress, by Mad. Ds LA itocitasoo. cm; LT, Lady of Honour. • , The next day were also presented to His Majesty the Emperor the Prince of Hesse DARMTEADTs Prince Loins of BADEN. ' • " The'Cooncil of State'aliblished-the Revolutionary Calendar un the 29th of Ncivemhet. They write, from Bayonne, under date of 20, that.AviOS from Cadi3 and Conform folAine rie.a, as well as some merchant vessels from.Andcre, had been au . &red to pan, by the En lish Cruisers, after the latter had signi fi ed tOthern that all vesid' laden with amtnuni tion 'a n d warlike store' weer' be; gt oppesi, vein T i he mi r i w s r t i h te ; that the E B n il z ba, i n i,ll tn i i i3 :l , e e r se d. t it a e t o i f ib N c i r t t ; awhSicpah,nl:49l:l Strip f t r.o ri m ed .tol'j.Eunteglai'lli°d. fur ll'mburghs We were obliged yesterdayt 10.1%11 , 0 Of room, to omit the following Speech of NsUtsCHATSAV, Prei4Cnt of the So" riatis;to ilowAriot 1 c, the day ndfOre the coroation. "'Stag—The first attribute, of the sovereign power,,of' a PeJple is the right of suffrage:secially a lEt p elsl. c r o ea to l cfuLnci,ziaeinn:iniJNl ci,,v,c,,;.hast:ttilsistriii;htthiletecnonmaotii; free, more independent, mote, ;WAN not ri ' m ferny.. esterciied •by any peopl b' i e t h a n it has h of Noverolrti er° l amongst us since th e happy sno l Brumaire). One Plehiscitum placed the ateo r • Government in your) hands for ten yeirs ; lions eritrested them to you for life. ' Tile Ferc!) COPO! have now again, for the third time, expressed i's wi l4 ; Three millions!five.htindretl: thouiantf men, disper" "er the surface of un immense territorYs. i" v f, sinioltaneously yored the EmOre hereditary Int'" rSil'jes/Y!s august flemily. Their sets of ,uffrage '' re conrained in ' 60,000 registers, which tniie been veri' fi-d and so:urn:01)4. exams: ed. There, is not , 8 shadow of doubt eitheirespeaing the s tate, or rOG nuisbet 'of thuae who have put . f,rth their voice* neither as td %ballet of each 'togive his vote, nor AS SO the CCU& Of (his Oniiersal Attfrage. Thu,s, T-arretelizrellinialiSettchCre'aiatbilnbaoinjodt:moi.Pl ceß7:l,itat!tialc':eitiT:l:7healln:tliGnic°l:lllllll ARM* iatatd for NA? . oi. go tr. 11 !-., (3 1 11 , by._ .iiitn,. shall ,never cease to be poisessea saaqetitig':fri tthee by 'Elie tle's6entlarits'br ybUr YtijeotY, ' bi tho , seiztf : the - Princes, your hrotiter'' . ' This lase testimony of the confidence of tho „Pe"l'T6.; 04 tirillei,r. jult rat tulle, tug h' t ` b i: your' Irbperial 114114ty's }hart . It 7, an a d t" r i e t n b cf 3 e t re t dhc illeust:,, stave Int'a ttiatr, who has devoted himself, 3 9 P l ' .. done, - tn'the will - are of his Peeisi.wic"." that ip'hic.:ols,D'a:tpiesilhoteetirrly.:::imeSc.,t.iffiCtohfilienTiidtt.:, unite ilo sGuejhv:rnfinit:lnn:lll. 00 tl t b i e finit.:t::tuffo.,ln,".rcipicliertiectnil:i.eli:nnttii::fit'lnslse,:lrei*()scriii.nr:i dtsa,it,:bi'nfoucrecdliyaiptiSbi:iritereaf,tgoiictirliPiellea;iesto'‘,:ul:llihiocesel:es:4ellfi::llll'll.;e: . . 1 liesty :. lc comes to display the joy with: abut, It_ i'! PenTa red ;.to' s 'Offer to you • Ihtiracigned fri'jid to opplauditself for the ohjea'uf this proceeding, '. 41 much as that consurmnares„what it exiteac d fil' il y °f ou t, to tranquillise the uneasinessof s gaud Frenchmen , and 'to conkfud into port the WI; of the Rephlic. , • -.- .. - "- Yes, ire, of the Republic This-word Mit!: woubt! the ears of Art'ofdinaty IVloniich.. Here 1 " .: word is:i,n ifs proper. place, before him whose PI nius has ' 'enabled us to- etipiy the thing in the: OOP , : 2 , - in, ,wh,i":llll!4Carl.ciist amongst 3 ,tedit ,PioNl e 1 Y n °ll .. "ve d une Mire than extending th e limit's o f the rro r public, - ' for yorr have esrabliit;cdir or, a' sotidlse. Fs.vrtanghto:intvigoeitor:ethit:nuit'cirnfice,liilinnpriftmueistEsit:::tblaepresctarthh;:elailebet s founded.t : i f n o m f c b s :1; i te h i l l e : : :: 9 ll nb e i . ef . : iptrOdilCed into ' the Gray erninent of ones .aq thc of Cehtuties put the Nionari.hci't,shicebaclq'iftlessitngi7otriaf'beolls;:rflo'l'ift;;Ti has been considered as the Chef.ctsceuvre 9111)°,1iticli wisdom, aria the SOIC , secure harbour for the ie race. - 2601 there was one thing 'Wanted 10 "1,,,,9‘_ without risque, the eleinents of liherty to its s ty. Of power - and t h e e ee tairify of it, eUcCessitr% advancethis improvement in, the ad of giWcrnings is on she which NAPOLEON at this moment' produces in _ _. social . science. He has laid the. foundation. or Re presentative States : he' has nyt eonfin.ed b"".s°l. to chair ruin; exists*. i 1 be has. A.O. Eitintgti ill 4