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FOR - 771 E S LW, [THE 'inclosed came to us a few days ago by the Penny. Post, We have noditficulty in inserting it, because the Writer of it has evidently a just feeling of resped to. wards our - late Great Minister, whom. we 'shall ever re; vete, and in whose Character and - Conduct we discover many,' perhaps most, of the qualities which are prcS. .phetically ascribed to Mr. 'ADD I N c•row - ; and bctause we really think . that Mi ttt,tN has_ a very good chance of saving 'both his Wand - and his Mantle. We, must, however, add our firm opinion . , that Hz who has hitherto preserved, would, had he remained in Office, have saved the Country—of.course we do not quite assent to. the first Paragraph.] March 16, 1801. TO THt RIGHI 4 HONOURABLE HENRY ADDINGTON. SIR, HAVING seen in the Papers of to-day, that you . have at length received the Seals, of Office as the Prime Minister, I take up the Pen, not to con grattdate, you, who have nobly run the risque of 'sacrificing yv4rseelf for your KING and. Country, but that KING 'and that Country, on an event which, in my .opinion, affords to the latter the best chance' of salvation. Personally unconneeted, and indeed unacquainted with you . , I -eitn have no motive to set up as your Panegyrist, ' That is, by no means, my in addressing you : fulsome. praise bestowed on /My man would be no less derogatory to my high calling, than it would.be wholly out of eharaaer. But though a Prophet, I am an Englishman - and the power of diving into Futurity, which I 'el:- ercise in the former capacity, need not interfere with the feelings_ which animate me in the.latter. These r will not suppress ; but will once for all give vent to them. _ _ You have taken a step, Sir, to which fool will say you was stimulated by a love OfPower, and which knaves may ; .perhaps, Auspett you have aCcotnplished 'by' intrigue ; but to which. the good, the observing and the wise will knoW,. - that "your sole inducements must have beeri„a pure unadulterated love for the Country,_ of whose Constitutional Rights you have ever been a firm and zealous 'Champion, and a becoming attach-. rnent to the Monarch upon the Throne. You li'aVc • :‘ quitted a situation of great 15ignity; Emolument, RespetVand comparative Repose, for One which presents nothing but Double, Fatigue, Difficul cy, and Danger, beyond all example complicated , and formidable, for one, which yoti never sought • or solicited, licit. which was forced upon you by a strite of duty. I Assert, that of such a sacrifice, iin the annals or the Woridi! there will be fOond ,nd I should be unworthy - Of the name .of a Pro pile!, had I not long foreseen that the period was approaching, when' you Would be required break•forth from the shackles in which the Chair ' tadlong confined you, to exieeise your talents iO a larger sphere. The splendid qua,lities pos sessed by your Predecessor, were perhaps exally those which best spited the stormy period in which he has • had the opportunity of exercising tlitqu. Rut refleCting men saw no \ prospdt, un -der even 'his Administratioth'of the wounds of the Country being closed : this blessed • tast, Sir„, providence may, perbap (for I dare not speak out), have reserved for. you, from whose - public spirit, untainted by passion, from whose purity of mind, moderation without timi airy, and firmness without 'obstinacy, your Coun try has so much to hope. Without presuming to offer you any gem:al • advice, which my lofig experience and'perk - t knowledge of human nature would-very well war rant, - shall now proceed to foretell (which was - the principal ourport of my' Address), and with a perfea certainty of my predictions being fulfilled, both what yon will do, and what you will not, in.your. new' situation. Should •prove a true Prophet, I ask not)i . ingl from the Public but future confidence;---if fain, I expea nothing better,- than-,what some other modern Prophets have experienced, the contempt and ridicule of - oil mankind. You will,pursue, inostrespeas,•the great and. brilliant outline chalked Out by your Prede cessor,' in resisting Innovations and crushing .Se eition ; and with respea`to Foreign Powers, in • taking no measure inconsistent .with the real in. terests, or derogatory-to, the real dignity of Great - Britain. You will - shew, that you are not Afraid of the continuance of War, However soli .: citous: you may be to attain the blessings ct Peace. • ' Towards accomplishment this great objea, you •will neither wound the prop.' I pride of your Countrymen by 'stooping tOO io•,\ , nor 'unnecessarily create obstaelestv it, by hold ing too high a language. will 'not . suffer a Government of partments to exist, but will take care that One mind and one spirit shall.pervade the whole. You will be unremitting in - your attention toPublib• Business ; and will not, only be accessible-yo'all.' who may have business to•transaa with yoki, but Affable in your demeanor .towards them p" You will mat Foreign Ministers With the attention and resped they desCiVei and thuS, instead of irritating, by an opposite behaViour, will conciliate the Courts by Which- they are anyloYed, In your correspondence you will; lie punecual all applications your answers will bejirtmecliare.:--yOur promises will be sacred s--- your Administration in all respeds, betnost economical.. You will be watchful over the public Expenditure - even in all its detaili. In filling up) , aoneies,.you wilt disregard 'gre:l4 in 'terests, and will only consult the. permanent inte. rests of thesountry. :In all 'ai)roitittnents," civil, naval, and military, yeti ivtll be very seleel circumspca, and will - take care - that the other departments .11k , i 1 .0, be equally so. You will spun all jobs yr,.dr6el . f,• and . discountenance them in Others., :,!! 11'111 1,11,:ke no additions to the' , Peerage,. except reward for pubic services, Qr. on some very occi4ion ;, hut: you will gitzc all r tric,urag-ernent to "merit in the d, - I ., et, anti gall:,:ry personal_ wrOl. 1.0 N 1) ( : 1 . 0 r e teil by MA: iANA N .Nt a M r (Of Vorr:Strett; CovenT.:( A't the Suw.oFitcr, Nu. Straied ; Whcre iiiiverhurtnt;, Withib these'few days dlere . apPettrs the eery • great difficulty, not only in procuring particular Numbers, but ant's Number at all in pafticulai . hundreds ' , f the present Loitery—this arisesfrom most of tae Capital Nizes still remaining in tic. Wheel, which induces the private Holderg to keep . their Tickets on their own account; whilst the Lottery-Office Keepers feel the. want of this cir: culation, and ,of course'must soon rise the Price - of thcif Tickets, .in proportion to the grdtness 'of their demand. No. 44,530, drawn this day a Prize of moo!. was sold in the following Shares, by Ho:t-sz-=• and Co. namely, One Half, One Quarter, One Eighth, and Two SiFeenths..--The . brilliant -Pi got Diamond Was also sold by 1 - ioRNs B l s . and Co. who have been remarkably sucCessfu% in sharing and selling Capital Prics. No. 26 , COrnhill, Afarsh 26 , iBo 1. ENGLISH STATE LOTTERY. TWY.NTY-FIILST DAY. The following Priies were Drawn.: Nos. 30,955, 21,432, Prizcs bf 1.7.;o1. No. 51,,772., a Prize of 501. . TWENTY-SECOND SAY. NO.. 446 P 3 0 , a r . ;:f.a'-of ...)1. Nos: 11,040, ..49;b61,' rizes of Icel. No. 41,50;.a.Prize of col. SHIP NRIVV. GRAN! ESF.ND, MARCH 24. • Passed by—the Hopi' 'Fri- from Waterford. Sailed-L•ihe Provithnce, for St, •Vincent's . ; Hen rietta,- -, for ; Nelson, Smith, for Tr inidad ; Susannah, flewson, 'fur Dominica; Raikes, Newsom; Harriott, Stamper, and AuplStus Cesar, Fowler, - for Jamaica. SONIERSCTSIIIRE. TOIL SOW BY AUCTION, By Mr. RAINE . , At Garre.vay's.Coffee-hOuse, in Chabge Alley, Cornhill, • London; on . Thursday the 9th of April, at •Thelv& . o'Clock, in one Lot, unless disposed of by Private Contiatt before the Ist of April, i & i.. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, tlimitgh which, foe two miles, 'passf , s the Turn_ pike-road, leading from SOME RTOISI to I LCH ESTER, beginning at one Mile from the former town, and ending at a like distance from the latter town; together with the MANOR belonging thereto, known by the name of KIN GS'DON, containing about Fifteen Hundred Acres of very valuable Land, of which THREE HUNDRED and THIRTY - ACR,ES are IN' HAND, or lett yearly, andsthe reniainder lett On Leases for One, Two, and Three Lives, many of which are very old. 'i - • • The principal Estate, on - which is a good Mansion house, Gardens, ()likes, occupied by thi Lessee, MrS: follifte, hi held for only two lives ; but part of the - Lands used therewith, wqll,known as_athe first Grazing Ground in the Neighbourhood, ea..ea. are helot ottly fir (me life. John Reynolds, - jun. at Kingsdon, will spew the .l state, of whos e out he 16th of March, printed Particulars may be had, and a Clap of the Estate seen, as well as at Mr. Raine's, Laud Surveyor, in Charlotte-street, Blooms bury, London. Paitiettlars -may- be. had at Messrs. Wards, Denn,:tts, and Greaves, in Henrietta-street,Co, vent-Garden, who are authorized to treat for the Sale of the E'state' by Private -- Contra& ; also of • Mr. Wm. Knight, at Axminster; and of the Printers of the Sky, borne, Eieter, Salisbury, Bath'Herald, and Felix Far ley's and Mercury, Bristol, Papers ; at 'theprincipal Inns in the neighboUring,Towns; and at Garraway!s.. VENEREAL RONDNESS, To Mr. Triont.: s Y LOK, Surgeon, N0..9, ticw Bridge-street, London. 1)F.All SIR,. i. IT is with the ifie;s't'heartfelt satisfiaion that I JL address you on the incomparable excellence ofyoutin valuable Medicine; LEAKE's PATESIT PILLS. In the Swing of tititycar, L I the misfortune to contract Venereal Complaint, attended With . the most alarming And dangorOus symptoms; insomuch, _that - I liac • bc4.tti confined to my -roue for a rhole i‘'eek tog:...tner, and ii - Qt able tb'sti,r out - 61;iti I had no rest Qr day, and,sut. feted tile most cxcruciatiag pairi . aiki torment, .and Nvh.it was Worse, 'my eyes grew *cil;:and dial; ,OLAI I Could scarce-tjiscern anyobjed, if. ever so close fora and expceicd nOthing,less than the total loss of 'my Crown a stout, healthy;and rat.* colAulcia man, .I came a mere :inatjow, andaiiobjeF.l ofpity u - n.tcom - pasiion: My friends had ai I" given me over, and t bought m v recovefy impossible, In this dreadful- ttane, and FXpcaing every .minute to be nay last iti-thiS wotlti, I" :has furtilnati,ly re commit:tided hv a neighboyr to try your Mt.-dicine ; but lia*iity,' tried all merliCal 'aid to no purpose; and being at an ,cnortnons expehec, vvassorne.t.itne:O'efore I could be pm vailed tin to take them ; at last...l' •scat fot six boxc, and before- I had taken them ail, I found.considerable benefit; my-pains tradually deCteased, "and my eye-sy - ,ht grew bet ter, and, to the great :;urwize . and astonishimmt of :.all my frig ds (atter taking three bones. mote), tuy health 'and strength 'Was perfeetly restored, and I .am- now (th i anks to my, God and your invaluable Medicines) as well and hearty - aS'e'Ver I was in my life. • ' , - - You ate s at full liberly to • publish this in any manner you think proper, for the benefit of society at larg , i, and which-1 should have slit voilsohner, hut Was i'earitil ofa relap . :;e.. I remain, with the utino...a gratittide, Dear ir,. your Obliged. humble Servant, . LE Gil. High-street, /799.. The above Medicine is earnestly recornirmljed to 7t1.1 Persons that are in ally doubt of their being - entirely free of every , Veriereal A.tfeCtion, particularly to those a'aco:it alter ing their condition in life, as it - Will .certainli eradicate every taint of that nature ' of hoWever long standing; or however disguised under the appearance of other disorder:: it.may.,bc'; , for ScorbUtic, Glandular, and -Cuttneous Com plaints, it is also recommended to be taken, especially in z he 'Spring, Summer, - and Fail. - Prepared and sold. by the,sole .-Proprietor, .Trtoma s TA yLok, Member of the Corporation of Surgeons Lon don,' at his House, No. 9, New Bridge-street ; witcre - he will give Advice, without a fee, to persons t:.-king - these Pills, and will .answer-Patienti' Letters, if pct-paid, on the same terms, observing in all cases the most inviolable secrecy; no Patient's name or case having been mentioned, but at their own particular• tetpicst; by the Proprietor, during. the course.of more than 33. wars, that h= has had the conducting Or an extensive sale of the above Medicine, and the Practice arising therefrom. • They are , also sold by his appoihtment, at the Per 'furrier's, No. 3i, St. Altian'i-ftr.% - t , , ;qtr. Ro bertson's Toy-shop; No. 303;s0xford‘svieet ; Mr. Steel's, No, 1, Union-row, ; and by one Per. son in every corisidcrable rownin . England,, &c. ;n boxes of only is: gd. each, ..sealed up, with full and plain Di reaions,,wh:leby Persotis of-either-Sex may .cure them selves with case and secrecy. . - N. H. • Each lox sold in treat' Britatr. is sealed up *it'll a Stamp, on which, by favour of the Commissioners Startup-Othce—" T.. Taylor, No.. 9, New Bridge-street," —to imitate which is Felony, and all other are ;:o,.ilteri;:it'. CASE 'XXL H arm - l'tNistied by WI it AV An Nti GER SA irs (of tiorse.ferry-road,- Westminster.); • ur the Pt f irr, Letter, tor the iditor, ifrottlaidi, must be aOtiresud: P • ~~... _:_ 0,:.t; CLIITNET vicTqAS,..,• • TO D SOLD. - BY AZ.iCTIMN: . ' By Mr. RICI-1/i4DSN; . . At his rfouse, No: 3 t , the cornet ; t flVilllers-ttiect,in the •'`. 4R Strand, on Tuesday, March 3f, at.Tivelye o'Clock ; - ....t ALA , GENUINE and CAPV,IW—COLLE.C., , ... Ti ON of-high finished C.A.III.Nt.T. P ICT URES in ritvl.preservathin, uiclutfing . the chbizeit Woiks of - ' '' ' - Vernet, : ' • • Lantarie;' • — I . Creuze, , - lk:hiarn, .. .01nmeFaunck, Landon pf Paris, Tri , therOwning Arts, achef-tirixtivre, ite. eze. ' v, , 1? ~, JithY theittentictiot the Coithbiss‘sAns. To be viewed,-, and Descriptive . Catalogue :s gratis. • .. , N.B. Every 1 1 ,k:hire is warranted ori l ;in.il, as inentionerl ' in the CazrAogue. 4.1 • BY THE•KING's PATENT. Th. CARDIAC and NERVt7)I.IS.TIN cir (IRE. ~ . - -.CASE XIX. ' . . - To Mr. RYMER, Bristol , pa. 17, 179,„ SIR' by . your Cardiac r Tinaure I have been • fre 4 from the Coat in my stomach and head. It has • :trended iny.arritielite and. dii;estion, and removed costive-. ness. . It discharges the bile, and etears my sallow skin. My Sister .has strictly -itistiert your 'dircaions- Th e Tincture has quite restored her lost anefitei strength, .... ._. and spirits'. - The fits with which she trait been afflicted inariv years, atal for which she had used many Mixlicincs witliopt benefit, have not returrail since she took your '. Pills!, which .have carried' oil' an amazing - number of • ! small white worms with slime. I am, Sir, your 9131.44 humble Serval, _ J. fIOWAR, * See Detergent Pins. : . . . CASE Y.X. ',Queen-square,:Westminslc:', r) t.l ~. T7O. la:my case of sickne ss of stomach • , ,L::...... ... : , _,.lolgii, Nv iti, sourness,.. and pinchiris, sy , ..:rr: 1 - ....::'...,.._ ~:..t.0.n...., , vuisioris, .nd nervous tr , , , Titations, %.lii•Zn .. -...:::-.. 1 - ...:•necct me, I was cured by -Nir..Ryniers Cr:rata,. .1.-,:n;:i.rllleir, • . having, .tOr years, taken, to no purirce,- , . v.,c.ieq . of dicines prescribed by Phi•siCiaaianci-Apoth , 2,.:ti.;,:' . ". ANN Piii LIPS: - -'-'"- .. . , Reigate i Tan. e 9. t791,-; Ido hereby ccitify,, that in violent" in, stun chi - and mV head; With wind arai lantness; I '-‘ , 14 immediately - telieved by Mr. Rpner"; ; Tincture: . , , INIARy ,STANNING. Front Mrs. .Mar•Stanning, of*Reigate. ' "CASE X.!tll.' • - • - Bisleipigate-stree.t,. jam to, T 791. ' Ido certify, that haying fanny.‘ , -ears i!eei. afflicted ,sv_tt,„te . ~4 the Yellin,: jitundie- aiu.l tlis rrcicr ia •ini• liver , iID • dr:n(11 . 111 complaints in ?behead; etoria'^ and and swelled dropsical legs; I") svat perloC.tlr .restoreil health and ,strength by tie v ittua:o.oJ, the Cardiac Tint-tux and_ Pills. . - 1) EVER IiOLFORD. CASE XX'lrr j- • ; • • • •••• -„„ . • • ; • . • • tonuort,, retr. r,• 179 r. r ' These are-to certify 'that inetichilWeof nay ,stoma:ll, - bilious retellings in theAtiornins t „sourness,. cruet:icicles. • sFasms, zulti wind s I ohedinlll great until pennitnefit'bca. fit from Mr. Rymer'Starkliae -titt.iuV.- • • .-• • ee. ive.e• • 10 CH !k kkit r 0 01434 From Mr- R. Peeler Nathematical.., In-;trtimeni-maker' to the Prirkii •• • of Wales, Great Towee-:srfeer. - •-• 7. • ' * CAS F..' X X tV „ , 4W l •A l itt l , Dcc. 2, 4.7c0e • e'. Mv regular gout havinghe:cimear.oinalous, allectingtits head - wit n'great confusion, distressinggiddiness :aid =hiet , with impaired mentory anti derangetnent of. thought; - and' 111 V Storliaciz with spasms, hiccups, acidity, wind, tallness and loss o,f appetite, and t)ilieestiox - ecstiVeness,; , eeneral weak - oess, nervous startings anti ' paralytic tremors, Are t' certify, that t was relieVed by thedaily me' r of Mr. Ryrner's Tincture t. arat.tilat by taking it. . _ eccasaniai iy, Continue in eenittbrtable health and spirit's, —GEORGE ILOWARD. • CASE XXV . . , • Reigate, Jan. 19. • trix. :•••• received great benefit .from your cardiac, Tincture,. which relieve:tine when greatly oppressed with wind a 4 depression of spirits.. I tin, Sir, your humble servant, MARY lift.YANTa CASE XXVI. _ I i l ip .? lt N er lr. eb y i • t c y jr 4 t t it 4 'y si , that I Q l l l l a c v l e in- i s e tb p rd eal jeklulyneexT4, 7 peri z eir . cek great , relief in terviAis - litli:tEtions, iwtigestion, arid biller '- complaints, trots Mt. Rymer's Cardiac "t•iti t: &tAa p re- ; JAMES -- 11-10,N1PS()N RUFF From the Rev. Mr; Rutihead. e._ • °,* This Medicine, as an iftmediatc restorative and roberant, ie a most etketual remedy in female obser u e, t e ans and suppressions, end,case6 Of ,Tetellt.ioll at maturity itisp in weakness, morbid discharges, and irregularity ; the • tom of years. - • • - Sold at Mr. It ymer's, No. 36, Gerrard -street Sotto I bottles, 225. its. 6d. ;d. • aud'es."9d. with Direeti om _ and Certificates of Cures. H'otiq of advice from it to • Mess. Dicey and fieynon ' No. ao, Bow Church-yard e . a re , appointed by Mr. Rymer the sole %4/ boles ie Venders °fill?. above 11ledicene ,(.as well as of the I,letereent Piiis for *l-1* cure a diseasediiver, attended with 'asthma eald dropsical for t he:discharge of gal 1-stoites, - destruction of worms, 2 - 'See, ) of ninim, and every \' code; "eiLdienics itt 3 3-1 the principal Towns, it.fiwy ti;t: Author s Tract on tiedigeStion, the HyPpeflondrec Disease, aud'ihir Gdur, ttrayi be , had as :Thoyee,pnce - ts. -- - • . 4 e * R vnier's Celebratcx!'-,Pectecal : , :edicine for . Colds, , Coyghii,..lTeeliit.e;, A &C.". aeld tor the - l'reventiCe.t ' and . Cure 8 - r Pillitr6arY he had - as aort.., in bottles ; zit,fioi r 'with full Dlrc.,• tains and . cases.or flies. - d • • _ ATFiItN 11 t of, v;iii.:ifittrefrtinethe geLral by • ' seleet;lii?t,:t peAtrai'-bratelf,tfhVSlitic!tion of iseeg till t Vl sniiceas ie e tl2e*rctiteti.o4,ofisplipi44 it Y • teaeOelexoteei. iny practice tS.. , treatinent. Tim x. DiOrde'rs, salidgire . succeedul my jiti :1v es ine-ik,f , riiisufal aril° rt a' (opicei le; as •f., Pante , .e. able, the r•vagee ;no* CeiAvlttAls: ki ,ll lo# t i i c I Y A # !'"•• • : „.. ; ; rtart,i • t o ' 4: ' .• isic4i; e rn AturY I ..! - • peilatlol4 l ,eattice Io liKuCtite"' , r • . , . , . , . i:kiari• uneducated inee. 0106-11 cc, •. p v 6 t ON; r-41 l'r:lertil9 l lfir ifsdFitars; tirer.?•l traviiilmt• - • - e "i• voted rmt ,at tentiorr, eco 1 - nrtri reeey • j,pc,. 434 eor 1 .4 REAL i c. ill ON , wbetiver et t teeeut or long.dit- • at' tl;:bilig', -1 / 4 YhetlYer arisine frohr the habits of scheol-booi, thtfliklit .c'ecifset,l Matur': tee: And, listiy,•that ct lrati i its t L i;,h‘ v e - "`" men whit. 1 1. is ailed' i; .1 R -kf Ell:L;. T tr • t t.ere;nit of igiriiranre.'ht 1111;te' n the tretitment of a , siniple"Gtarstriuti; , ?2 ll dl l4*/t a„ frequently Lae-pens that the ereeteelf ,Lifc AIV"P°"4:.• -ne by indiscretion of znn4Foardkal iupertot me. hod ' teh Co rnii I :tint s are 'et•isire'ciirdi , ";' alla; : e` . 1 \ here others have tftlSt that 1 inn: presume to Oller a radical re-estabpshenent. - - Few, lyever t Are the Cites' of 'COniplicated distress in this disetder, Compared with the ealemlious silliatiOus Men, who,: kom c e, orthe indulEerice *in a. solidity. - ••. prevalent gaieties of a fashionable life ? aciinire that .state of Debility, w Mich is the unavoidable pernicieus habits. • • • • Where the unhappy sufferer broods over his misery, but , carefully conceals ins misfortune, it may he som.e, con 4 ° - • lation for him to know, that although it ne objeil of doubt or uncertainty with other Ere:Wieners, the removal of friese Deficiencies by the gradual. progress of Reneva• lion, is the acquirement of niy, Experience. If the tire". ~o f Bacchus or Venus have 'begin reauCe vigour, 4UCTICC of SU CI .! Much anxiety will ,be. prevented by an early Counterac tion of thiS languid State; and, in Oes - cases, no great difficulty will oediir. "' Jiut inhere ibis Deficiency has for years existed, a propel prseverance is indispensably•tequisite to revive the slum he• ,- ring Sparks of Lite anti re-:Mimic to, the Constitution. AIARRIED WOIVTEN, who baye long been disap. pointed in their expeaatiOns of a Family; may be assured, that in most instances, such defeels are curable by Aledi. cal skill. The secrecy which is so essential to my undertaking, and the qualdications which 1 have presumed to state, form the basis oftny pretensions, and in coincidence With such this intimation is given, that Mr. I3..mav Le consulted . persOnally, or by Letters (ircloaing a small Naze), at: his # ouse, No. 29, Arundei-street, Strand, neat " Temple B. r. • rr There is -an. additional Entrance in Water-strew , , adjoining, and the Name is on both the doors. • M. B—, Member of the Rciyal College of Surgeons. • r t • ,• "'Yon: condu& will be fitiktut your langtiage temperate. In the Hose of Commons JO will rot feel it necessary to aim at, any ,oratorical flights. Fersonal attacks from Opposition will make no impressinn on you. You will employ the, means whicb your situation may 'present to you, of filling up Vacancies in the House, by the choke Of men of character, independence, 'public spirit, and talents, and who have a'siake, and enjoy a consiJeration in the Country. " The charafteristie' of your government will be plain dealing. Thdugh courteous to all, you will not cOndescend . tdeanvess individuals. • None . but the truly deserving must expert your confi dence none but incorVigible knaves will expe rience your aversion. To your friends your gra titude will be warm. and abundant ; towards -your enemies your resentment will neither be vi . oign t nor implacable. .As a public man, prosNriry will never elate no . rdifficulties dismay you." Here, Sir, I . stop, at least for the present. — Should my prophecy fail,. in any one point, I shall begin to suspea that I am under the influ ence of a. delusive spirit.; if in many (which I cannot fear), . I shall, break - my Wand and burn my Min qe I shall close with the admirable advice which WOLSEY gives, to CR ohlW E LL, and , which' I •foresee you, will consider as yoUr Motto : "Love thyself I.bt 3—cher . ..ih those hearts- that hate thee; " Corruption Wins not more than Honesty. Still in thy right hand"carry gentle Peace, " To:silence. envious toques. Be - just, and fear not. 'Let all the ends thou alM'St at, be thy Country's, " Thy God's, and Truth's :—then if thOu " Thou tall'st a blessed Martyr." . MERLIN. 'ROYAL Ac :1U FUSE Lt on Monday night read his Second Lecture. The subjca. of it was tholki:yival Of Arein the Fifteenth Century, by LEON ,IRDO axviNci, MI CF-I,AE ANGEL 6, RAP HA F, ITT! AN, and CoRRE ;he ascribed the infeiiority of those whd suCceeded . thern to a der,?li , ;:tio . 6 of the principles established by those great Masters. `- o He proCeeded to tat the, game revolution of mind which had produced the revival of Art in Jta:y !Tread to Gerniany ; and, after delineating the charatler of ALBERT I7v R Ek, he- proceeded to the establishment of the Flemish and Dutch Schools, by the powers of RURENS, and kEivt illtArri• From thenee he went on to France, and sheered what kind of style had been produced by their adopting the Eeic6tie p t rinciples of the :CA- I( Auts, viz. mediocrity—allowing at the same time the great ability. which was to be seen' in, some of the Works Of LE SEUR, BOURDON, LE 13R cru, and P.. Ni G NAP. D. After a brief survey of Spanish Art, in which he noticed the excel_. le4icies of VELASQUEZ and Moit tr,tyli, he fi nished his discourse by paying some wellAeserved compliments to the talents and energies of English Artists.—The- names of REY:NM, Di, WILSON, 1 - IoGATH, i and.GA INS BOKOVG n, .he particularly mentioned, who in different departments of Art exhibited original powers that place them on a footing, both as to, mental strength and skill in execution, with those great men who have been the ornaments of foreign nations, thereby prov ing that in Painting, as in Poetry, the talents' of Englishmen, if properly supported, are et:nal to any undertaking. Such was- the outline of Mr. FUSELI's dis cours-e,•in -which he, throughout, evinced *most extensive acquaintance with the principal Works of Art now existing,. and that' he had studied them with profound reflelion and acute feeling, The Officers on the ReCruiting Service, in the Glasgow District, have presented an elegant Sword to Brigadier-General, PETER, in testimony of their approbation of the zeal and attention he has shewn to the Service, in superintending the recruiting duty of that Pistikt, accompanied with the following Letter : . The Officers on the Recruiting Service, in .the Glasgow 13istria, - request Colonel it•r ER honoui • them, by the acceptance of a Sword; which haVbeen unani wously direeted to be presented to him, in their maine, as a testimony, ,of tilt! esteem- they entotiiiiii for his Ciiiirae. ter and Condud'as a Gentleman and an ()Weer ; and parti. cularly for the zeal and attention_ he has uniforinly .sheen to the Service, in' superintending the Recruiting Duty of this Districi, While they sincerely congratulate Colonel rc'u, on jt the rankin the West Indies, to which he has been dea• serve:lly proinoted, they cannot tefiain from - expressing their regret, that,this circumstance must necessarily de prive them of the,adyiee and assistance of an, 011iCer sq eminently qualified in the line-of his profession. •ln.the name,, and ray the appointment . of the•ON ficerslni the Reiruiling Service in the.GlaSgow Dist ri ci f • , , Signal) FA M ES•DOUGLAS, Captain, Scotch Brigade. Glasgow, 3d Mar:ll, trot.• which General PETER returned the following Answer. . , . .. , Crossbasket, 4th March, 1801. .. . . C'entlemen, . I this day hid the honour to receive, by the hands o' ,C7prain-DouG L A s,- ytitir very tiatteting Letter, accom piot.:‘l hy. a yt;ry ele.;;Lot Swvrd. ••. , 1 cannot e•xprs hoW much I arti - obliged to you, Gf,,, tlitten, t;,r r Ills very marked approbation of ivy.Conctuo, While : I '0 , i)e.ti . iig kleld 0 nicer of this . Dist cid.. All I sh3ll s - .iy, is, that I wish . iincerel)' that each Lt . you may arrive. at such a situation . ; in rytitir Tirofession, ~s foliave• the ;atm compliment paid you by . .those onut:r your Command, as I have the lionotit to receive now, and then you will heAble . to j , tidgc how:much I am itartered by your kkettes. , .• . • ' ' . I hive the Honour to be, • . Gentlemen . Your obedient hunihJe Seriant, ,•• • `: .. -.- ' (Signed) THO. PETER. i . 6e Officers ;4.ll;"theJ?etrititillg . . ..ier-.., , i,y, Glase,ol , .i DiJiril.l. . • . . . The.inonopoly in 'Lottery Tickets which was begun at ,Lloyd's a few days ago, merely,as . a ea. seal speculation, has spread itsel(amongst the se. veral Cofree-houses about the 'Change, so as to occasion an unusual .demand. No, clpubt the present) cl,l of the Wheel holds out a power ful temptation, for , t oughFortune.does . not come with both hands full- to .the Associaror as, to the Individual, yet the,iiirtner, by uniting' hi& luck with others, stand a better thattee of a comforta ble. indepcnclene6.. • • DIED. On the 6th'inst. in the 65th year ,)f his age, Rear-Ad-. miral Corntliwaite Ommanney ; a man:sincerely :ina imi versally:Lmentecl by all his acqnaintance. On hilapl tha. Anna, on his passage to England, on the 23d of oe:ember last, Georg ! : Cumming, Esq, of the Bengal Civil t and eldest on of Alexander liSq. of Nottii'Bri/min. YESTI r)? - ..s•JVGWS, kitDA:r... _. 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