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FRIDAY; JANUARY 3, 1817, P RIC 1; EVZNTTNC.P.: NUIgIIER, 7591.1 , ~~' t (lENERAFL posT-Orricß, JAN.IBI7. • NAPOL&ON IWON-APARTE. This were puhiiiihedot Fourth,Llition of ErrEfts written t)11 b(lartl the Northtittthet- ALA, haul nod at:St. Helena, in whiGli the Conduct and Con. rersOinti or NAPOLEON BITONAPARIC and iris surre doling :fie Voyage, and the first Months of their otT thot are fiiitlifully.delcribed and .rehitcit by . 14AM 'WARDEN, Surgeon'on hoard the Northutuberhind. Sold for the Author lie. It; Ackermann, 104 Stizint, Lon don: and may be hid of nit the Donlisellers in the United' 7 Kingelotti. FURTHER. OBSCRITATI(3NS ow TUC IiELLEF OF 'TtiE NEcEssiToCtS PC,011.- among their Ayr..akmen, alit! the‘ , .titapy Dr the worlooen of various hrauclaia .trade . . might couldlera'hly aid theolsetvcs by mdtptitig: si. ntliar Ineth9ds in:portha,:iipg bread, taeut ) .4att po. .tatoes, at reduced o whOlesair-prices,. Ty ss . ry• s tvsyN.l.,oT ER,G EN R . 7 111-111 * AA!, will leceire Tenders, i iVyitityit,: on ors 'Ware `the iiitllistant, seated op; to Conaact for ,goe'Yeiec:vr -*Ain,: to CONVEY t,is IVIAJESTrs MAILS in it MailCoch, trithrour'ltorses,•ererY day, to acid from Loluion anti Ho : . lylwad, by w.sy of Corentry r Birmingham, .and Shrewsbury, its Thirty-eight Hours each way, int , luding Stoppagri. Fu'rther particulars may be linown by applying at this 40tfic:t. EFIOK, CoUvr.SPONDENII If it be fitirly ealcutatcd, that Us, per week is 2i. per day, and that I i 1. for a quartern loaf, 'and 11.&- (I, far a poun4 of meat, is 24 pruce r ail artist be convinced, that we must do more for the' poor than merely pot our hands in our pockets. It would be an cival lolly' to preach against spe culation ; all trades'will make the most which they can with their , money: The farmer raised his *corn, the landlord. rataed his Tents, the clergy raised his tythes,, the tritdesmau raised his profits, 'and the labourer', raised his. Prices. The times areedme when wemust think as welt as pct„when we must •consides, ttomair re:w ing of the Poor Rates- %OD he inevitable., howie can pl'ocrastiNte . that dreadful laitir which !oust sink many into thnt mass of poverty , now before' us, and how tfe 44 escape. from the. ,addition. of the, load upon ourselves, that accumulation' of non:payments which must be the - unfortunate lot of every part of the metropolis. - , Just pnblished, • In Three V°lttinc,s, price 6d. boards, •-. rjrtHE GREEK Tss * t - tmENT a' New Edi -,11. tion—cnitairtin!i copious Notes front Warily, crltlettsner, Rosemoulter, he. in farailior I.ttin : t®. gethtr with parallel Passages from the elas:vita, ar..! wittl re teic to Vigerus for Idioms, and Bos for Ellipses. OUr.AVO EDITION, helot the only one edited By tbe Iter. Ev LPV,4I.D. Master of Norwich School, and Chaplain to the Bishop of. • Nr,rwieh. 4 . 1 " . This Work is clvieily intended for the Use of tbe,-Stti.-- dent in Divinity. . A few f'opies, I.trgrpapc.r. Pecs' . • -, Printed by A. i. Valoys• and sold by I,fingtlian and ecr. Baidwin and Co. and all other llootisellcrs, Also, by the.Sanie, Elegantite Lutist*, or Rides -and Exercises illustrative of elegant Latin,tit)ke. Price is. 641. sLit Edition. FRANCIS FliffEl.olAr, Se.cretitry. ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSI!RANCE OFFICY., Establisked Cliartc. - , in the Reign ofKing George the First. December : lEn • PBRSON.TS., wliosc, ituntol virtgmiums fall due ouAte styt.h tustant, are licteby tnforined, t bat:Receipt!' ere nave ready: tolsc delivereti 'tube Compiny's °giros, over the Hord Exchange and itt'Pan-iSla i ll; tt4 .w cU xs bv their re . sprx:.tive- 4s-sits _ in the several Counties ;, mid the 1 1 :vrtIes as -*newt tmellyklieiti7cV fa r4l; the' lenen4l. of theirPuli ers uportlo-fore. the Stb st s ,:inuitry twxt,: Qs thq• usual Fit ' teedtM a allairCd for Poluicnt, be..yotid the . date. of `liey, win then expire.; ; . S.•‘NIUEL FENNING, jntt. S.TretarY• Attendance iCgireir daily' at Vise said Others, for, the Auer:num of Buildings, Goods, Nlerchandizes, and Ships; in flarbour, - in • or utile building, front Loss or Da viase ay Fire ; and also Ayr the Assurance of, anfl panting Annuities on, Lives. Fir, Policies will be issued free of Expence to the As enrett: where the Annual Pre.aintu asauunts .. to Os. or up . This Day was publitbed,`iniet 2s. ' XIII. for .lanuari-18t 7 of rpm?, ASIATIC „TomtNAL anti Mou l t()ly Re. Oster for India and its Dependencies, telinintlisietitiontt--"ltcitoirs-.llititory--k! t gpitir anti Purley- 7 --Itc%iw. t ut N&w P:ittlicatioas--1)ell at the East India tionse.:-.Prnceedings at "tile tztry e nd .c oo ,ovreial Itityllionce,--Appoit4tascos tions—ltesignalions—rtirths; Deaths, anti >lartiages—Stiip, ping latelligence—'4,istii of Passengers and Shipiletter lia.is— :Likts of CompoliY`4 tibilipiner .. etc. — r: Natices of. Markets--Nelsen Ciksrent—Variations 'of India Exclia flees— Company'l.Sectirsties. &c. &C. Printed , P;rbilry, and Allen, Lestdenball.street of whom the preceding - Numbers may. be bad, bouttd.in two ly.i:ndsoine Volumes, Octavo; and forming a complete Hisfory of tlte alfairt of India fdri S 1 6. , - .. • - ' STERt.txa •hfoxr,?:=-TttlS stoNTII. , ~ • , , . . i .tie. gt;,, cORNI-OLL. TIORNSTIV Ind Cf). Stook-Brokers, ; resntst. 6 ~., folly artytaint. the Peltlie, .thist they have an *de a. satiety Of":lYel‘P."- *la itl-1,-litES for the NEW YEAR's 5T,41.13 Lor [TRY, to.*Dmwes , n 'the hist Jailoaryt tu 7. "Tie Seh'eate 11AS hen framed ag-ree,thly to the wishes of the rthile , mid certainty is truly eligible; centaining 2 Prizes of 20,000 GIIIIICJS, 2 of 5,000, besides 59 Prizes of 1,000 Giii• weals tsi 50—ana - the , lowest Prize L. ti.—To. be . ;mid in srgituNCl MONEY as soon as drawn.--Only 12,nool'ickets.., Ali Orders hi Post or Carrier exeheted with fidelity and dis radils!. . . . . .. . .' .. ~ . ......--- • . . • • %. On the 1 Itlt Instant will be Handuattely pritittd in Ode Vc.au Ina Octaso,Vriee in boards R. lalitAcTiOAL, ttEvuscrioNs "tAte Seivices fur 'Deacon% and Priests, i n th e U n it e d Chutell.tif Engh,snd and Ireland: the I'qe .0 atididateo, fln• Orders , and of ihoti. "who re:rien'Aheir Orctination-Volts find respectinflT pr9paed its a Minns! for ?tliniiteig' of Alt Ages. To' - wineit are added, Avproptiate Prayer* for Clergy. ; men, schis.ted . BY .101-IN FUttWSTEIt,: - Malta% CT FltO THE.-LONDON GAZETrz. Larrt:ltY FOR 1816.. SCHE.)II , .. • .... Prizes of .... VOW C3oineAs . £4i;000 ••••••••.. ,f,OOO tiultica* 16.00, 5 6 . 4(X) neas i1i , .... . ' • 300 ti - linelo , ' 8,1:40 to . .. 200 tßumots ~ 2,10D itt '' .. " .. . 100 (4.lilicaß 41 .....,........, , ZO-Guineas . ..... .. ,310 Sea . I,NO .........,..'... .... 17 , Po00tis. . • U.oo* Tickets: L'..t2o 1.. a. dro4 - n Wire td. ditto ditto . ditto 3tl ditto dicta-..... .. • ditto -••• • i ; ; h6ol- I " .‘"ta"' 4tti ditto ditt0........ ditto . , . 'ol..dittt. ditto - . 4th. ditto ' ditttri - : - ..;;777 - - tlitro — :`.. - ..'. ;-:;;:...: 3tP7 Ottlifflr 7th ditto ditto.- . ditto ditto ditto ' .... ...,.. . 34t0 . Guiova* V itst :ion Blanks to be entitled to 25 tioltiezts each. lot tiramon,Prisa ~..... Sesutsil Day 1,003 Guineas *1 (limo ditu) 012 ditto dittoil. . .......t ditto . DAYS OF. DHAWltia, , Ur. January 21, 1517. 2cl. Jdnoary 31,1817. 3sl, Februasy 6, 1817. November 9, Ls! 16. T. TILSIT. • L'FFirt •o.tr hearty* Conirnentiatinris, having Jill, eons:tie:fed, the hat going Scheme of the Third I ,,otreq for the Vear ir43ti, to be drawn inariuma to the Prowiiion,,t ) yr. am' /let 04,..ii.ed ill the Fifty-sixth,Yea - rot hie Alejesta's * . ton, we do heiehy signify to' you our Consent and Approbation tlaereof; Whitehafl,'Treasury Chambers, the 14th day of Soy. 1.8 : 0. LIVKRPCX)L, Isi,vANstrrAwr; . . LOWTIII.It. T 4 fhb Manver4 4nd Diiectort of the I.tfttcry. Late)y pabliih<4l,ttandsomeb- printed in. Si, kale Viilamei, Itrite.l'n hutted's - 31.95. ANKCDUTI&S ttf Li.rutivruits anti SCAII,CE 110 Q KS.. • Ily the liev. WILI,LANI` nr.toE, Translator of crociottrs, Tilise 'Volumes euntain Iliographica L l Setches of the early Irritate*, Preis, Corryetat:t, moil' eminent l'ep.oi . tionnecte;i with the invention of Pow ingolitl the ttlobufacture of l'apyr inui 'hit. A faithful Act:mint of ill the Greek aid ltirphn millet v ineurettliefore ..the ptt- lAnst, with a . grelt 16atiety e,f Auortiotes ciontretetl with the ilistory of Learoloy, tDotb ia'hivoiKrt enttutrieiautl our own; with Alescriptiodit ul and extracts frum vpry r.tre Books in different languages., p t io t ql for' P C. tits& J. Rivingtoh l .•tit. Paul's Church rd: sold .mtu, by J. itttaltard, 1'140401y; awd at Oxford, iluultritttti; &e. &c. 1 " IsvaTiditioe - patitiin retarant jcjunia Hall ." Vtrta: -sirczo , u the faint enibrace Usinlanly tons orise--a puny race: K Aitif.A(-1., should tictire'foootlation of so.' cml happiness, which itoften /Hut urbed, th; 0/ib the Pittlra ittat forni the union' not taking those nreCitutions ewliiclt syortid s,eviire then/ the enjoyment of that great...duple:l - Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders anuler which huluau natorS is ktioseit.io.sitlfer, Cm/tare n,orie, *tare atarlaing or distressing than thos e whio/ usalt . froni 6st/it/table 'gaieties, early distripatina, or solitary intraiile.- tallet. 141 ' 8 "V:cum - HIE and .Co. big ii),:rate /bat the set/tit/int attention of a practice tutu/dryly diracted/to th e tx/ostruant an:l clue. of Chit rAIN cossrLAINTs, retitle them to the eSxinl of.stnetier Atquiretutot, At.ssegillar Surgeon/6,, they' offer a speedy and peruianent cure for erery.stsge of ilia/ dis order, %stitch I*. cont rotted in 'an lifignardd Mvontlit; and which }pie . /ikons the sifting, of life, and for every plats of , debi. citt;ctilS the Conseyience of juvenile indiscietlens, Tenting ttle . matority of trafibootl, entoi;i9. l 4 on its unhappy victim all- the Infirmities of old age—ftht' becotoilix enervated and eainciated—tlit• cheeks yellow Slootpess-aintd the mind gloomy and dejected. I , or /_..r result et their strecesattt this particular branch, they ren.r to that cep/station, willeh, they flatter thevoseireasi quirtd, by chilly years' exp . erietroe; in is piaci) rxttruirit'Pr 3 *" /Wt. lii .trod. recent cases of syphilictic,c , tForlai" ts ' rfrct.tuT, act/nil/tete/I ;tithe short period tit two nays ; grid lit Orgel , 44 - ficittitiv.,:paios. itt.the bones, girets. &c. &c. a proper perseverance tticie plait tit treatment 1•10rIers In the patient an iiltipertitt;4l COUStitUilifba, ;AtAlt RIM) WW4I , ,N, w ‘ licc bare iota{; been „,disappoi/Iteif tbtir'EXPEC e r - A.1.10A of a PAMII.Y..n/av tw assure/I that, in mast lost/torts, *nth ./le(eLts..ilre atrAbeai ; air 4 lboftcb tbi reniu.at at such inipeilisnents.he an object of At.9bt and ttneettainty with others, 'et , the -egret-441W* Ot . frets, by the grndual progress of renovstiort, it /bar oc4nite rtitt of ifieir experivitce. Mclsrs. t;CitRM and CO. may be consulted 14 p4tflints of eitliiC ti n, seikts greatest secrecy :And hotsoltr% l 4:;:kbe * .t • hour!, No. 107, liettott liarden. Pativntii ill. the coutoty, routine- tlJi cale; - dg/...''anel general habit of living, &c,:& , / atif.-losinikls,xemittotkr for „attri.r.,l aad. tosiiicine9 l tht,:/iittratt Paiti phelot or sent to 4ily part a the Inagdoal- 107, iltittuts • Rector of•Egglescliffe;ond Vic - ar of•Gre.:thattr in the Cnrinty of Fturfia.n' • Printed' for F..C. and .1. I.l“;ingt•on, N0 . ..112, tit. Paul's Church-yard :• sold also by .1. iNtcliorcl,..Piceathlly. Of whom mat' he by the tome :]tithes, 1.• bleditat inn:. of a ON:lose: chiefly tau Iteligiatit Subjects. l'he Four,!: Editl.n, ;t) one vialutue 9s. Mettit.itions for the a\ td. In I ine rolunre Neu. price in boaids, 9s. Gd.; trod another kdition, in one pike ft s.. 3. Meditations .for Penitents, and for those en aged itt rte important !).Ity S'elf-E l xaspination. ow: - vOluin- eta. peraits boaPd*; • .1 . • , . NEW AND ELEGANT EDITION OF POPE'S mum, ,WITH SELECT NOTES. Speedily AM be triblislted,, z Elerrantle printed, on a fine Paper, in :Nye Volumes, Octavo, rig ILIAD And ODYSSEY 'ot: FMNIEtt. — , sir ei tr 7 ALEXANDER, POPE, Esr-- Tr aiiiiatq. mg. PrintiA for the'Proprietors of kir. Wake fi eld's Edition. Tlicgrotturi.word tic this Edition is,, tioit - ivniat was edited in Nine Volushes„ by the late Ilev. ti. Wakefield. Beil grincipally tie , ;gned tot those who are not acquainted with the Orerk Language, great eaie bus been taken to selert only such' . patty of the Cosaitnentary of Pope and Wakefield, as may be-useful to an English Reader, cud' th.zrofore apse Notvi aloud': lia're been 'retained which throw a light on the Laws, the Customs, the Manners, the Characters, the lbs. , torieal rani. and Abe Sciences and Arts, which are tuen tioued or alluded to in the Iliad and the Odyssey. To this Edition will be added the pat tie of the, Frogs snd Mice, translatett . by Parnell. attciThe Hymn to'Ceres, tran slated, by the late iter.ltichard Hole. ' • COUGIIS, C 01.135, 'ASTiI MA% Sus. ARNOLIIrSr 11ALSAN1 OF" CQLTSF'OOI'.. never was discovered in tUe Annals or itedicine, nor yet is there td tit found in the wok teria'Medica a Medicine so safe and salutary as that most excellent one, ARNOLD . * BALSAM jcOursiroo . r: watds of 10,000 prisons afflicted with the most,.violrnt Coughs.. Colds, and Asthro:,s, floopl.ug,,Cout.:ll, and Short ness otilrtot is; haic hecn cured; every person, therefore, af flirted with assent thoseeinnptninti shoutillsariecourse to it ; they will end it unparalleled us its fishes:vie and salubri ous virtues. Above 2000 years Gird the flesh (Coltsforit) been held in the highest. scpute....Ainold'illitsaso ortnitsfoot, which' it prepared from that Herb, needs here, therefore, no further continents urreeptitruend its virtues; its own supe rior excellence will ever be a -sufficient One, and the vast de. mond for it every dry brats, ample testimony, and toiltetir rra.i,tl6lt: courection of its wonderful efficacy. N.II. Pei - sons will , please to ask for "'Arnold's Ralsam of Colt&foot,"aisil dhserrep hi the Pamplilets inclowel,the Cyr tiric;ste attested - to by Ihe - PropricArse before the Right " Hort. Mat thcw Wood, Mayor ~tif !Ambits, at. the Maas iyo-1 - I(4tsv, the 'istb day atMdrell, 1816 , us without w h ich it cannot be gunshot.. Sold by Mr. Sanger, lA, Oxford-Oreet ; Weston and l'rout, Nti.insi; Emerson, 60., Ihpit.E4st*tinsitfitield,. ,ao s t Winans, 4;1, 14, N1 . 4 , -1 , 0 ,1- voila t Iseate, IY, Abtgate tiormith : Ward, .$24, ;-Hisistist a, Blackmon-street, Clare ..Morket a nd by J. Arnold, No. :if), Ilathficers, London; and oil other respectable Ntedi 4 ine Venders , price 11.9 d.. ss. Ad. 41.0. and iiis. Gd. ea& Bottle,dutylneltfiled. For (OUGIIS, GOMIS, I .A#STI-Urlets, The only g e nuine I'ECTQR,II., ISALStt...I of I - 10NEY, Inc-cacti:it by sit; ..10/1 1 14.111LL, M. 0: •P• 14E LINNAMS -- of 111111 - AIN ree,omn)vids JIL this e xcvliencreorittiwi 'as the most saltria'ry and efloctual ll'emedy, for ull I,to.tr.:ers uf cite breast and longs cint'grair4 phitrit, acrimony in the fluidt i athi obstt.nw cons in ihr !,`lands, a re svotly sad safely tliAchar4.vd by c,isiy vx peciiimtioni whetztugs anti titt , .:asines in breathing urc sfsacility retooved •by a fvw.tloses.:. !Ikea tsd this Irritation, o pvos Lot; thoracic dttsts„and /11.4* t he soreness of the tit east . anti hinge. 'lldrtY yerti eipeticure has confirmed the re toroutetelation in the Immediate r*lief and gradual - core of COUfaibi, ."!'LIMA'S, and Ct/NSUMVisIONS , I tls the gr . . ea t e st -preserver a the Itinfi,s rt cr discovered, :anti cent-anti - all the bfalioK, softening, and so:tilting too, I t ties of that salubrious,estx.tet.ni tiptverfstallvti floney the iithest flulsarus of the - Eastern world.; it is - as restorative es wises' mills; and never disagrees with the stOmogf; ;. a .1140 Ti Cold ; yields to its hatugit infltrance in a kw hours ; attet when resotted to before the coittralitt is far advanced., all , dtinger,_of COOsomption ts eertetnl prevented. Snell are the faint oettines the:tut:its of air John Hill's Ilat. : •ani If Honey, the reitutt Jon ie s e sirches - into nature 7 by thatgt•;•at 'lutanist, cilia dedicated hiSlife tolhe diseavesay of the true.theans (of health futile Vegetafile Kingdom. The Genuine will.lotve.. - tlre:. Pitfile.s . of Shaw aud _Edwards eni,rdred on the )!snip; Price Ir. Rd. and 43, - Gd. .. 4 14 Ity ;lir; St Etachinv lSaw r tu t 044urti-akeet * 4 %VI c i ut_ngrec to tbis m 4114014 if wen.it to v,ti vey nn hinitt itirosatory to these generous aftv.,lntir , tit. 'I ice. gut d have done in topnd c:11. nint;on Holt, ii, met, los.A 1 , 4 t ratish A4vrigtiotts hied MN ;Mit t`i aft ti e 4 `resolonteuticit. , Et). We must not wait .for example in measure, we must set the cxamre ourselveS, end phy! , hate so done, we cati•Set our colpse;ence rest irl the grand and' pleasing eenyietion that we waited for no one, Alm boldly stemmed the torrent our eel yes to the utmost of our power, and have no.• just self. accusatiOn 'for repr4,,a ch. ' , The evil with which we are enveh.ped Is gretter th an we no without, goin' one 'sten tnr4. ther„all acknowledge that it proceeds in ailiC iii soince from the want. of employment, which confess:that.until euiphtyment levives `l~..4thsctir. tions or an increased Poor..ltate:mtit vipPly that deficiency. We - have only then to consider. what hopes tftere are ora. revival of employment. 'flier ; ore none beyond. that employment, which is raised by charitable and artificial means, the silk loont - ,' ~rei • Again at wuik ; hut that wilt - cease with the , Litotril which raised it, noble as they are- 7 -but the thirsty 'of gain will,nevercease-40eitheritrthe importers •cf the wit) material,- or ii the dealers-and taportells 'of corn, therefgre ,for einr rititt - safety, ;,krid comfort and safety of the by every tie of•llatitra' ; "[ die-. • .ebnsll,mprivn of corn,: when ere kare stick that even self-presepation.will tion. ; • , wit" we recotatinetia the pottage tilt o_the Trii% . let us recommend it to out tivasfor the ifle bread at and rybri,ife reflect.on,lbc.gretit . quantity pt' Ariat.vegetable: , whieb is old in , One present..tbread,:. and the geiteral.eomplaint of .if s . Vad g shalt not deent theiaci ifice itt it it,t y. dinner so great ei the burthett of an ,poor-rate tar flie• inthilkcace,of :eating or wast ing s4.bad. coMmodity, While the aiming.- "fibii in 'conSumption must be Mor+e thin tide third of it ; and it trews that Agricihtore be eVen bentfite(t, nog,in.4 jrired, ns the corn now ou boo hat beep., , ,lang • • out'at the bands of the growers, and in the halals • • of rich purchasers, silling`that's . aine cOrn agath co. Atm cry groWeroln flour at high isti`qinced prices. , * ILLIBERALITY OF FOREIGNERS.' ' ' To 'THE El:art:Olt oF AJN. Spt,—Returning lately front the continen,t, was impossible formie ttOttootureryr the national 4stity, and malicious pride at the Frettelt let par. tirtilar, and toreigners in general, triatkVertite. : Eat lire atilt the Artet were -the =nhject. !This hos tility of arroganee is sirenii in it more • csperial nr.tnrter towards l Ihe talents and ••aeqiiisit ioni of jhe .F.otglish-4-;they stave tint. Ithorality enough 'to enjoy what adds to 44e,..tit0e1t., scienre,-oott lite- • rano-, but, :Ls it Cireoinq indigetonts to their Otett thq arc je, , tlons iii evcry ray t.liat ap pears toltctan froth`poetry, painting; stip vary, : every thing 1,, 0 1 iii ok)portunity of 'seeiog. this, jealou?l illayed ntot,t btrongl :-tiittly of more *iota raleut than - evesi bat , : (Tin but& at *4:1($)11,* Pllt,cit avow:olly' go to thi Opera It.,iietttooppse her i when I here,. hr.r taste ot - 1.1 eieCittiOn theln 1)16) soll .. ce. and ''sitinet hulls t teiit to a violenee ortifivro.. hilt tltrrz," Madame Fatdoris .yoititgeki and Madame S i csli is—it .frenelt woman," It Is IA; r../,,wirribekality to lto l je th a t th e E lig F s h will take aslight Icssorviroot thile'neiglibottr..-"and 1444.1to,gpoieeiate . . and 4uppOre ;nit 'Eve e•itasluat enotigh to adtuirt...Ao4 pat roni.srs rtifeilor rticrit onty.becaltseit tit foteig„ti ; VVe rot i tetraitei;-etilogise - ,' and eiditit every .11Iinlame. Si;;lkira witpt4 . the Managers of onr. Opera eats eritrOrt, eli . 011.40! th .p euica4As 01 the Theatre havc no enmity -.to foteigneVS, led no jeAlousT . rOw - tiTtls their merits genius, in 'my mind, is rta cotialitr th 4., sup it shines upon sill, anti thookothe rt i tereneett the more tot: is deur i t ttty motto ; but let it be to the • iny'totytry:: O r knowledge `.:has bow rti that of 'any Nation tat the snme time I sus teeny to ackpwvlolge we owe the improvcnu'ot iHat' taste lit tAtiging Italy, but when we eon egnal Italy itself we owe tier slaviA3 adulation to that which is 110ortger our .superiar. It may be meet sera y for the still further :-prottotionit,t Mitsi; to i tt ve ifiteycolif:Se of la..' :lent In every Nation, and fm sucil o purpose tto witrine..con 'he' better devised than our Optrettig Establisbitletii, us It allsortli, at 'the -ante time, r bort.. of select amosemenclor tire ikigittr rl:trise.g. of , • society ,'bywhichthie Arts areimOrovia 3 !rt.:4 is detr , gettory: roonr..jutigniint , it is bacm , to ourown -'characttli , to appro.vtany thing - nTrely becitose it is not British. • It is a justice we should sauct,lott as . contitotional, to pi4ronise in proportion to''' :net sit only, to foster according- to degert, to be to Foreigntys impartial . , to ILitotts paternal. . 1 ltai'e :Le be.tiottr .to be. Sir, ' . (.OS,MQVbLITANI,;;;.i. " litis•shis All fair , .while it lasteil.wwe now feel th4'upfprori.iate effects, ell --aie-lusers. beltatitc, for all llare equal cause of complaint—the farmer has been obliged to sell his coro at low prices to the speCalator in the market, and re-purchase - It iu flour at high prices:; be landlord gets In; rent ; the clergy . ao 'tithes; the tradesman no orders ; r 1; .labourer no employment ; the poor rates are rakei:, .stibscriptious solicited-, and if this he not found • I sufficient, the poor-omit still be it then becomes not. only therluty but the in terest of every indivilloal to use every exertion to procnee provision for the perm' on the ratio with the allo . wances to be .a'ff'orded them, as ‘'sell as to aid them •,•b.y subscriptions ; for it the subscriptions and poor totes be sior sufficient for the i;xpersiii tore, the rates must HMI will he raised, and 'al, . though.niany houses in a Palish trill *be tumble to insy Ilietue , they will be paid by tliose, who arc able: Thus there is no. one so rich, *lto is itch strongly -interesterf'to Aeep. down 'the prices at leti ! st. for mite poor, if - only to keep • down the ex 'pentli(ure. • . • - '-'lt . thett : ll.eltorei all to. tliminisict.the use of tom; ,in their raniilies,,,-t 3 tima bread, mint, antlimta tries at redhead prices—to perstaure the pour itreenno mire: for themselves, atut . "to - set theite 'Oa ex-, ample--rto argue, t 6 reaSon'with them,: and 'not: offended, heeausehere,and' there we. see therrt.' .It , vie...Melttl to .verve ti, L poor„,anir, servhig, theta serve ourselves, we must titirtk: fpr them; if ntany'of them thought - for - -trfem.., selves, iltey wohld.not lie . now in thiS tleplorablei .situation. SVe have most liberal asinerations in almost every palish ; but many of those association's give only money, anti leave the Tow to. purchase at high prices. This ist wrong ; bee it , 4e only enabling them to feed tie speculators •,irvltigh prices by purchasing. We should procure for them such articles as they are lsabit eating at the - cheapest Tate pospihle; but to }dive them salt tisb is- dearer than, mea l; NA: thqy 4n4.)s i t utvi will drink 'in proportion is saltness, ,uo,,r colird rye on it constantly* urithort Th'e first thing to be c overcntur is . , the price:ol hread—for there lies the greatest diaienlty, anus when we consider that the first attack oit 2s. is 17111: we most see its grsnd nit:esti-ay.; Oft ago evils let us choose, the lasst--the parish baker:or, the pzirish 'pauper. We citunol assidttone indivi dual at this moment 4titlioot lisatingiviotliVei and therefore we ought to serve the poohst!ohitat4n p,teferenee. ti• • There artrindleitluals.who , ..hiVeatioptett a very good plan, which ts'by giving tickets to the poitr for certain articles of eating to a certain iimqtait hut they hare t (miessed tficy . might 1i are 310ne move good by having agreed first fora vri,zo, as their little would itsve been .made intro by having 'agreed for their .lok or beuevolena‘ a t 1411. - at bread now may be bougliticitisk: stead of , ' Setal[3l2ocl:4oons. -01 10 or 12 personi would (19 more real good 'to the poQr auto ~the.psisit associations *, being tie indepunderti .pant es'," sinhll guerrilla troop in the war against poverty, : 'who might send.some one, whom they evuldtrnat, to billingsgate, when the wiltd is easterly, for the purchase of small e oil fish, which they might. '.clisttibute among poor pet sons trhom they knew to be deserving of it. 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