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THE COMMISSIONERS for VIOTU LUNG His :17.-IJESTY:S NAVY do hereby give Notice, that " Friday, Me 12th -of pecenzher next, they ?fill be ready to ' r eseive Tenders in writing (seakd up), and treat with such ,ersons as will undertake to supply . whatezier FRESH !lEEE *lag ke rec . aired for . the use 'of his Majesty!: skips and kessek at Plyinuutb, • Torbay, Dartmouth, Falmouth,' YarMooth„ Lynn and Wells, in the county of Norfolk, Margate, .. Dover Road;, and, - New Romney, far separate Contracts) for Twelve Months, fronr the Ist of %lanitary to' the 31st of December, 1318, inclusive.; to be paid for by Bills payalde,without Interest, Sixty Days after (late. The Condition Vol• the Contracts .osay hr serls at the . .Sterat tarys, Office, at,this Office; or . by applying to ThOmmi ,Igent for the l'ietaallinkOt Plymouth; •to the Col lectors of his Majesty's Customs at Dartano;ah,' Falmouth, and Yarigouth, respectively;' and to Mr. Thomas Aussell, 4gent far tile Victualling at pouer, No regard will be had to any T;nder in which the Przce shall not he inserted in words' at length, or the shall not b e rlelirered to' the hoard before Otte o'clock on the said Priday-,.the 12th day of December next, nor unless the Per son who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, !Wends to answer when ciilled.br, Each Tender nuaq also be aecolitUanied by a Letter signed t?! Two resi)onsiblc Persons, engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the Pella - I:Sum of 20001 for the due performance of the Contral.l at Plymouth, and of 500/. for each of the other Contracts. .A4ONEY .to LEND on' MORTGAGE, or, at zi low rate, on' ANNUITIES for Three Lives, on Vrveltold Estates. A considerable Sum' is at liberty for in vestment on good Securities gif the above net tire.—Prine:pals of respectability only, or tbeir Solicitors, can be treated ii)..-..Aildress letters, containing Propricals, to A. Z: at Ilesstq. brrbyi, law stationers, No: 9, Bil - chin-lane, Loin- Latid=strett... ~. PUBLICATIONS. This Day w . as published,. • in One Volume, 12u)o. the Second Edition, price Gs. GL hoards, of the . • . GENER'A Li PRA YER • ROOK cont:tining Forms of Prayers on principles coinmon to all Chris flaw:, fur Reli g i o u Societies, for Families, and for Indivi— iloals.• Chiefly selected from the Scriptures; the. Book of Common Prater, and the writinks of ern-ions Authors. ' • •• by JOJ-M Pit lob. ESTLIN, LL. . 'Piloted fur Baldwin, Cradock, and moy, and R. Hunter, nr ; and Brosyne and Manchee, BriStid. • .. . . This Day were published, In' Three VidiinieS - 12nto. price 193.6 d. hoards, or 6s. 6d. each cot. sepurately, the Second Edition of VILLAGE CONVERSATIONS, ,or The Vicar's Fire-Side. • Dedicated, to Mrs. Hannah More. By SiA9tAI - 1 RENPU. " As an Elementary Work in Ethics s tl the Philosophy of 'Ole Mind, we think it' is highlY - ereditahle to the ingenuity and the diligence of the %Vriter.",--t‘ M s Renou appears to studied, with part's ilar attention, the gaestion relating 'to the nrieinal equality of the sexes; and she maintains the tii.rnity . ,of the .feniale,charaeter with great spirit andforce."— baptist c tpril,. 1817. Printed for Baldwin, (trailock., and Joy, Paternoster-row, Lolitrun and Browne aild•Nlancliee, Bristol. PRINCESS CFrARLOTTE.—HONE'S EDITIONS. This Day was published, • In Library Octavo,. haridsoniely embelfislted, Three 'distinct Publications, for the. papOse universal Circulation throughout the Kingdom, - price 6d. each, gr . lib; FUNERAL of the PRINCESS CHAR.- LOTI'E. A Most correct Account of the affecting So lemnities, and the: whole. of the Ceremonial observed at the Obsequies in St. George's Chapel, Windsor, with a folding Plate of the'Grarid - Burial Procession, and an illustrative Vignette ; 4th Edition. pi ice 6d —Also, AUTHENTIC M EMOIRS of the LIFE of the PRINCESS CHARLOTTE, with clear Statements of the Succession to the C.Kown,-.sliewing the extraordinary pfohability of Jerome Buonaparte becoming King of tin Se' Realms. Fine Portraits ith Edition, price 6k—Likewise, AUTHENTIC PARTICULARS of the DEATH of her ROYAL HIGHNESS and her INFANT; a most interesting Narrative, with Engravings, 7th Edition, price 6d. Printed by and for W. Hone, 67, Old Bailey. In come quence of the immense demand for the above three Publica tion, three entire Editions of the Funeral alone being dis posed of in two days), and to prevent substitutions, Orders • for e ither the " Life," " Death," or " Funeral,". of the • Princess, should express " HONE's EDITION, ft rice.6d." SALES BY AUCTION. • TO BF 'SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mc. SOTHEBY, BoOkseller, at. his House, '145, StFand, opposite Catherine-street, on FRIDAY, November 28, and following lay, at Twelve o'Cloek, riPHE VALUABLE 'LIBRARY of CHARLES 21.. MILLS, Esq. gone to:the Continent ; together with his elegant Mahogany Bookcase.—Among - them will be found, . Basker.4ille's Bible, • red Morocco, gilt leaves; Fontaine Fa liks, -4 tom. 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M A ItSYJ A LL, , Stationers-court , Ludgate-strut, with an, elegantly eqvared PORTRAIT of•;1Ir KEAN„in. the 'Character of Mir tides Overreach, J New way, tosPny old Debts, A Coint.dy ';), Philip Massingor,., foiming No. I. Price Is. of NEkV ENdLISH DRAMA, a. Poblication intended to comprise the nio,t popular Theatrical Pieces of every description, iii Monthly Parts of Superior acctiracy, and unrivalled embellishMent. It is.pro posed, in this undertalsing, to grat4y the lovers of Dramatic Literature, and the professors of the, Stage. With a standar , . portable Edition of the EN6LIAti DRANIN, arranged in a styie of novelty and excellence unknown to the manifold se leetion. of a comparative nature by which this work - has been preceded. The present attempt to correct .mistake, eX.- ionize redttnd ince, and - supply omission, will .be coupled with such features of utility as it is,, perhaps, in the power of its ostensible Editor alone to atto'il. The sides of entrance sail exit will he carefully noted ; and the Ntage-plot, or dit position of the characters, given, upon every change, in a Corm of perfect originality, aml luminous information. Short 1310.;raphical Speeches;—tfm:predoitiiiiant costume correctly descrilted, and a crWeal trAthissteatxed to every Production, of itsliterary,ond dramatic pretensions; a ,superii Portrait of sonic distinguislied'Performer will . be given with every Num ber; the Likeness to be taken exclusively for that purpose, by lin Artist of the highest celebrity. Tlid Stiperintentlxoce of. this,Publicatiou trill be assumed by W. OKRERILY (of the Theatre!!retry-lane), assisted, in the editorial tle partiuent, by public Writers of acute observation, and erudite research. • UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING, from the SARA CEN'S HEAD INN, `NOW-HILL. Tu YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, and all vAn - rs of the NORTH. Four Inside Coaches, the Best Horses, and keep excellent Time, By B. W. MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HE AD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON. THE following POST-COACHES, :II AIL COACHES, &c. set out trim) the Saracen's Head Inn Snow Hill : The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one Night on the Road, carrying Four Insides and Four Outsides, sets out every Day at. Dine o'clock, arrives: at Liverpool next Afternoon at Six o'clock, through Doustabie, - Woburn, Lathbury, Northampton, Welton!, Lutterworth, Atherstone, Licloield, Stone, hugely, Newcastle, iintasford, Warrington and Present. soon-1,011" - MS. Lymington, Winchester, and Basing stoke New Four Inside Coach at half-past Seven o'clock in the fkLe .arrives at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, , by Fire o'clock.—This is a most delightful Conveyance to t.lO Isle of Wight, Jersey, Guernsey, St. Maloes, havre de Grace. Cheri - on:0i, SHREWSBURY, Wellington, and Shanal, 'Post-COach, every Eveninz at Five o'eloe .—tius,ded. 'WEYMOUTH, Dorchester, Blandford, Salisbury, Andootr, ;end Basingstoke, new Post Coach, every Afternoon. 'The Weymouth Packets to Guernsey, Jertey,Cherburg - , .St. Ma loe's. &C. -- EXETER, Plymouth, Wept - loath, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dart Mouth, and Salisbury, New Poat entiit,h, 'every Morning, at Seven ,o'clock, through Unniton, Axminster, Ilridport, Bland ford, Basingstoke, and Bagsbot. • BOSTON, spoiling ' Petethoroug - h, Stilton, and Hunting don, Royal Mail Coach, sets. out ,every Evening to Spilshy, Louth, Grimsby, and Hull. . BATH and BRISIOh Poit-Coaches, through •Chip. penita4i, ue, attd MarPorrough :every A.tteersooll r arei. at Mr. May's, the Greyhound hill, Bath and the London. Tavern, Thomas-street,- and the Swann, Bristol, next Moro ing.—Coaches to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, Exeter; Ply mouth, 'etc. • LEEDS new lizlittoac.b. called TNe llocking,hain, sets net every' Morning, at Eight o'Clock ; carries Four lusides only and goes remarkably ea.y, with a Guard throughout. Passes through Stainfor d, Newark, Het laid, Doncaster, and Feerv hrislge, to - the Golden, Lion., Leeds, next morning. Not witlistandimg the to:common oedition of this Coach, it is allowed to be the most agreeable and romalete Public-Con veyance on the North Road, being unequalled in Accommoda tion by any other. GLAsGoW, Longtown, Gretna-green, Annan, Dumfries, Brawinhill, Thornhill, Satuinhar-Kiin, Cawood:, Kingswell, and all Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sunderland, New castle, and Edinburgh, New Four Inside Coach, with a Guard throughout; sets oat every Moroni::: oy way of Newark, Ret ford, Taduaster, Darlingtoti, Northatlerton, Durham, Moi- Fah, and Berwick. Passengers Witting themselves tatigued from the length of the journey, May rest what time t hey please, and then prooeed on without any additional Fare. MARLBOROUGH, Swindon, Ranssimry, Hougerford,• and Newbury Post Coach, at ticven, Morning. • BRIDGENORTH and Walsal New Post Coach, rem) , Eve Wog. CARLISLE, Penrith, and Whitehaven, Four Inside Prrit- Coach % and a Guard all the way, passes through Brough, Appleby, Greatahi idge, Rictimond, Catterick, Boroughbridge, Wetherby, Aberturd, Doncaster, and Grantham. Sets oat every Morning, and performs the journey with the greatest facility. Passengers detained on the Road by business, or pleasure, have the peculiar advantage of their Seats being se cured in the next Coach. KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, Bolton, Chorley, Ot iuskirk, and Garstang Post-Coaches, every After noon, at Five o'clock.—Uuarded. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Kr.utsford, Stone, and Litch field, Post Coach, called The Regulator, every Evenings-it Five o'clock, to the Saracen's Head Inn, Dale-street, Liver pooh—Gitarded throughout. WAKEFIELD Post-Coach. every Morning, at Half-past Six o'clOck. CHESTER, Newport, Whitchureh, Tarporley, Nantwich, Northwich, and Middlewich Post-Coach, every Evening, at Five o'clock. • SUNDERLAND, Stockton, and Yarm, • new Coach ever] Morning, to the George Inn, Sunderland, MANCHESTER, Winslow, Congleton, Newcastle, Walsal and Wolverhampton, Post-Coach, every Aft ertroon. Guarded SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach, called the Rode Ing-ham,everVaMorning. • ; BIRMINGHAM Post Coach, with a Guard, sets out every Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon.— Passes by Oxford, Eustou and Shipstonc, to the Saracen's Head, Bull-street, Birmingham. HULL, Northcave, Bowden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post Coach, 'every Morning at half-past Six, to the Cross Keys, Market-place, Hon. • • DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich. Ramsgate, Cant er bury, Fevershani,2 Chatham, Rochester, and Strdud, New Post-. Cowebes,''Morning, Noon, and Night. HERTFORD, Ware, Hottlesdon, and Cheshuut -Coach, every Morning. • • TOTTENHAM and Edmonton Coach (daily), at Half-past Two, Five, and Eight of Cluck, R. C LAY's ,Original. Waggons 'and Coaches, to. Newbury, Swiudoe, Aldhourn,:Wooiton-Basset, .Lanilmorn. Hunger ford, Chilton, Readiug, and all Places adjacent, W daily. AGGONS. To HEMEL- HEMPSTEAD; Watford and Stanmore,Three Times a Week. • . DiSS, Becelcs, Bungay, Bury, and all Parts of ,Suftolk, every Monday. ' • ' CIRENCESTERc-Ahingdon, Hente;', Bristol, and Glou cester, Three Timesea Week. , • SOUTHAMPTON, Wiachester, Ramsey, Lyndhurst, Ly mington, Ch - r - Ntelierch, Ringwood, Fordinghridge, Winworar, Poole, Isle of tVight, Jersey, and Guernsey Waggons• (Daily). SUNBURY, Hampton, andTwichenhani,. To ice a Week. GREENWICH and Wwiladeb, every Day. • TOTTENHAM andsEdinontoo, -ecer y Day. B. W. MOUNTAIN and. Co. respectfully acquaint their Friends and the Pablic, that they will mit be accountable for any .'Parcels, Passengm's,Laggtge,. Writings, Plate,* .of mote t ban Five Pounds Vahie, if stolen, lost, or damaged, an te:is entered as s'tdi, and the Insurance paid for accurchpg!y, at the Swami's Bead lull, Saow hill, Ldndon. From the Lois7.6oN GAZETTE', No v . BANKRUPTS. . . Edw. PieMy, New Farm, Rotterfield Grars, OxfOrdshire, fartner;to surrender Nor. 0, Dec. 6,.and Jan. 6, at ewelre, at Gni s tAhall, r i ontion. Attorney, Mr. Beckett; Noble street, Yoster-lane,Loodon. Joltt, tathaat, Rowley, 3iltithampton, dommon-hrew'er, , Dec 14, at one, 4; at eleven, att.! .lan. 6,- at one,, at the. White Horse Inn, Itotn - Sey At,toctsies,. Mr. Ilarker; North Shields; Messr. Daman Warner, Ramsey; and Mr. Nettlefold, Norfolk-street, St, and, London, J. Parsons, Flarwichi.fistking-smack-owner,,or. 29 t ..Dec. 6, and Jan. 6, at eleren, at Gnibiltatt, London. . Attornies, !Messrs. Saunders and Heawood, Upper Thaines•st reet. D. Preston. Newcastle- opott-Tyne. porter-merchant, Dee. 9, Jan. :t, and R. at eleven; .at , Vie.George Inn, .Neweastle.— Attornies, Messrs. Bell and Erodrick, Chearside, London ; and Mr. Sey,onr, Newcastle. . . T. Reay, So nth ShiVlds. merchant, Dec. 6, 16. and • Jant at elettetli, at the-George Inn, Newcastle-npon-Tyn,e. At tornioa, Nlesirs, 1101 and Bradrick, Clteapside, London; and Nt-. ti4lJihridge, Smith Shieltts. NV. Caiettray; Mitnelrester, , printer.' Dec. 15, le, aod Tan. 6, at eleven, at the White Rear Inn. M'ariChester., Attnrnies, Messrs: Hord, Johns ni, and Greenwood, Inner Ttmpie, London'; am Mr. Hewitt, Manchester. E. Ellison, Tarboek, Lancashire, flour-dealer. Dec. 11. lqs arid Jan. 6, at one, the York Hotel. Liverpool. Attor nies, N•lessrs. fill G rego rv. lie lford-rOw,lLottdon; am} Messrs. Reyes told Orrell, Present. t J. Heaton, M. Fleemine, and M. Dyson, Almonribury, York,- shire, woollen manufacturers, Dec. 9, at •fonr, 10, and .lan. 6. at ten, at the White Horse Inn, Iliolderstield. Attor nies. 'Messrs. Stocker, Daw-ion, and Hertimrhani,Furnival's Inn, London ;- and Mr Peace, Haddersfield. G. Irothergill, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. ship owner, Dec. 1, 16, and,laii .6, at eleven. &011ie George Inn, Newvastle- 11 Pon- Tyne. Attornies, Messrs. Atkinson and Wildes, Chan eerv-lane, London ; and Mr. Bainbridge, Newcastle •ripon,- Tyne. Marsham, Angel-court, Throgniorton-street, London, broker, Dec. 2; 13. and .Lan. 6,•at ten, at Gilliamll. Alta. : . oey, Mr. HubberYty, Austin Friars, London. • B. fleldon, Keizbley:. Yorkshire, iron-.founder, Dec.. 22, 2R, at six, and Jan. 6, at elermt, at the Old ( 7 ock lon, Iltlifa z, Nett leford, Norfolk-street, Strand, London; and Mr, A!exander, Halifax, H. Atherstone', Nottingham, dyer, Dec. 9, 10, and Jan. 6, at teti; at the Flying Horse. Notti.gbam. Attornies, Metsrs, Enfield and %I - ells, Nottingham. . DIVIDENDS. Dec. 11, R. Alter, Leizb-street, Burton.crescent, ktsselt squat e, paper-hanger—Dec. 16, S. Best, Norwich, uphol ,sterer—Dee, 16,,J. P. 'Pimairon, Great Newport-street, en graver—Jan. 10, W. 'Browning, St. Mary Axe, wine-mer chant—Dec. 20, T.- Blanchard, Lloyd's 04re-house, and Great:St. Ilelen's, broker-Alec. 24, J. Varley, Manchester, drysalter-I)ec. ?4, C. Ransom, Salford, Lancashire, : wine nierchant--Dec. 11, .1. Smith, Tabernacle Walk, merchant— Dce..2B. 1. Mindy, liallway 11onse,. Portsea, grocer—÷n. R R. Grit., Painswiek, Gloucestershire, clothier—Jan. 13 T. Gyde, Painswick, Glotteestershire, clothier —.Deg. 20, P. Hay wool, Liven pool, merchant —Dee. 16, N. Gilbee, Den ton. Kent, coal merchant—Dee. 16, 13. Maltby and G.. Maltby, (Ed Jewry, inereliantS—Dee. 19, J. Barlow and .1. (rre4ory, Sheihrld, Yorkshire, iron - founders—Dec. 16, .1. wor,dale % Doit , ngton, Lincolnshire, dealer---Jan. 10. D. Fowler atiil A An-tie ..Gracecburch-street, merchants—Jan. 24, D. fk*, M.:hitt - 4;l) , st reel, hosier—Dec. 11, H. W 41,1, y, jun. M. Wakley, and W. Wakleir, Bridgewater, Somerset stEre, liarlwareim —Nov.n 27, W..Weiv.litniati, Birmingham, mercer—Dec. 20, S. Haic,uty, Trafalgar-.quire, Stepney, mariner—F.-h. 7,, T. INirson, Star-court, Brend-street, fac tor—Dec. 19, T.()Airleti, Manchester, draper--Dre. 18, .1. Garnett, pldliam,JAne•ishire, twachine-maker—Dec. 24, W. Thompson, jiin. Wakefield, Yorkshire, grocer—Dec. 17, D. Jenkins, Siva. sea, Glamorg inshire, grocer—Dec. 23, it. crowgey, Falmouth. merchant—Dec. 16, E. Barber, Yar mouth, perfumer... Dee. 16, E. A. Van Voorst, Bishooltate street within, merchant—Dec. 6. .1. Dean, widow, ('laptop, Hackney, linen 'drape, —Nor. IS, J. Nesbitt, seti. Alderman huryout rchant--Dec. n, W. Easterfield, Fleet-market, sta. tioner--.Dec. 14, G. and C.:Cows, Tower street, brol:ers— , I tee. 21) It. Plant, Sandford, Sunning, Berk-shire, cattle. deal,-r—Dec:, 16, W. S. Turner, Bromley St. Leunatd, vitriol manufacturer. CERTIFICATES, DEC. 16. E. Wagstaffe, Bridport, Dorsetshire, linen-draper—G, Alsop. Manchester, dealer, in twist and weft—J. and .I.Lattilt Stockport, Cheshire, cotton-spinners-I'. Nicholls, Bridg• north, Salop, grocer. • - PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Townson and T., Lansdale, cab net-makers, Napier's yard, Silver-street, Gulden-square—J. Waring and M. Laans dall, upholsterers, Manchester—T. Wright and Co. drap..rs, Sheffield-711. Jenkins and P. Rose, Monythusloyne, Mon mouth, coal-merchants—A. and - W. logician,. Minster, isle of Sheppey, Kent, farmers--.T. Williamson and Co. High street, Whitechapel, Middlesex, tea-dealers—Behj. Walker and Wm. Hanirton, West Smithfield Market. beast salesman Trevethin, and J. Mon mouth' iron-faunders—lt Sutton and 'l'. Smith, Hampton Wick, Middlesex, linen-drapers —j. Baldwin arid A. P. Dun kin, Elham-Place, Kent-road, p•tper• bangers—H. Mudge and M. Parsonage, Piccadilly, dress-makers—S. A. Cntterill and S. L. Jones, New Brind - -street, Thtelfall CO. Liverpool, wholesale grocers—rhos. Symmone and John .Irises, Orange-court, .Leicester-sqnare—W. Jones and 3. Macnaughton, Little Eastcheap„ wine-merchripts-,-1). Moon tague and J. Hardie, West-street, West Smithfield, tuap manutactucers. A POETICAL MANIFESTO. " The mirthful muse, which spurns at lies, " May sketch a truth in sportive guise?! • AT a town in the West, where Drat h•hunters repair, And take different courses to calch.hitu when there, Ly having recourse, when there's no sort of needing, . To sousing and sweating, and purging and bleeding; While others at real disease seldom shock 'd ate, • 'Till Deat I; draws the curtain in shape of a doctor; Prescribing pukes, blisters, and potions and pills, 'Either one way or other, to cure all their ills. At this modern GoLuoyaa, croWded so full ' • 0f Death's spoils, You may call it" he PlaCe of a Skull 1, TtitnittY TOTTIM, is man of someaneans,' • And perhaps somewhat rich r in bullion than brains, Had hinplaboned under a vile complication, And pui'd three physicians about its causation: • Who trinnel y' agreed, that till Tit aT was explor'd, Their patient could never to health be reatoed ; Anil THIS the wise trio bad long traced in vas t, Thro' the nerves, lungs and liver, the head aid the hraln; fill, at last, their poor patient, impatient of quacking, Threw their drugs mt the sink, and the goet ors sent packing. Put, lo ! a few se'nnights bad scalcely pme by, After cach, in his tnrii, had pronouired I must • Whrn from sickness's bed hale and hist) . I sprung, Like the folk front the mill which grinds old pelvic ruing, An meeting my three quondam ft iends in the Crescent, ' Who thought me laid low, quit of cares rind quiescent, Dan't wonder, •sand I, that you see the vet over'd, , Since by SoLomoN'S Wtsuom in case is rliscover'd 1 And that wisdoin which flows from a fountain so pure, Has 4 once trac' , l the,cause, and t" i fecied the cure. Von could tied out no Balm for my deep •,ounded health, Tho' - put' worships' deep skill suck'attny brains and my wealth Ilut to she w what Irv; smich'd me front death past denial, Read the words " 11:st.m tur tiftd:an" on this little phial ! This is truth, let ineredency say what it will. Witne'ks---Timontr TorrEtt, ofTotterdown P.S.—lf you think sty right name is conceal'd front your view, Ask at Nu. 13, and they'll tell you, .Who's Wbu. • - COLONIAL Tthiucarrs ON THE: •ikiivA.NT\t;E;• or A bLAssf. 'CAL Elicc,ATloN. (Front. the. Free Press, pallis4efrat kali/4' 4in Nova Scotia) . . (Continued frtiiu our iiipe'r of IN 0v.i7.) As the t ideas of the 'mind are vastly quire nu merous' thab The words at any Vangungr, those echo speak and write are obliged to extend the original irgnication of terms, and to use theni in a iiiqaphorical and .figurative sense. Hence a ltutgnage becomes rich, copious, and elegant, as it conveys ,ottr ideas through that endless Va • riety of similitudes and reseinhlances, which sur rounding objects suggest, when ca nparcd with. each Other, and wit cit the itn:tgination fashions and combines, according as it may be more or less fertile and lively. This accounts tor the seV . , rat meaniuga attached. to words, which, in their lA arCeplation, must have been as lidlited and: definite in Significatiau, • as the quantities repre, seated by the arithmetical figures, 1,2, 3, &c. `ow, Ito* shill! a ye-ring Man justly merit the ap pellation of Scholar, who cannot trace the wordt• he employs as symbols of thought, to their primi tive fOrmation iind source And what an immense advantage doe's that boy possess, who is capable of pursuing a term, throitgla all its.inetaphorical and. ramified wieaniogs, till he discovers its precise.and literal import Y Or, setting out with its printary signification, sees and Under Stands how it comes tivrepresents a variety of collateral ideas, which, though apparently differ:Art, are ail reducible to one common source ? 'fake, for instance, the Greek verb daia, which originally signifies to separate or divide. Hence, by analogy, to bUrn, or to deStroy the cohesion Or . combustible substances by fire—to entertain or to distribute to each guest his peculiar portion at a banqitet=to learn,nr to make such distinctions in elementary principles as every one must-do, • who pretends to learn—to kill, of to cut the hotly in pieces by a sWut d or other weapon, &c..•. How ; seemingly different the English words divide, burn; 'entertain, learn, and kill, yet all of theta; referrable to one general idea, namely . , that of sc.! , [titration ? Logo, in Latin, signifies to gather hence, by analogy, to choose or elect--read, ga ther tip or furl a ship's sails, &c. These examples, though few in number, like oihers lot tueily given, will serve to demonstrate how aceedingly we can - pretend to know of the 'signs of our ideas, unless we be familiarly acquainted wills their various meanings, simple and Compounded, original and derived,'and are in some IlleaSore able to diSeern and point out those pri mat y conceit. tions' of intellect which' such signs Were inUnded to cumin - Unit:l.y. Many who have never felt the fascinating chaims of ancient literature pretend . to tell tvi, that as there are now correct .translations of al most all the Greek and Roman authors of any note, there can of course be no expediency in de votmg so much time to a dead langnage, when any thing valuable in it may be whet %Vise obtain ed at so cheap and ConVellient a rate. To a ge. !mine scholar, who considers Greek and Latin classi.es as complete models 'of composition, and wiinimiges of the excellence of other literary pet - fotattanees in proportion to the degtee of resent . - !dance. they bear to the miginals, it will be snffi-• cient to say, that such reasoning is preposterous and absurd ; for, although a translation should furnish us most accurately with every idea con tained in theoriginal, it is utterly impossible that any one language can convey the native genius • and elegance of another, even by :he most faithful and accurate translation that could be given. —,- Nay, in many cases, the more literally we trans late, the fartLer we recede from the beauty of the. Original. Let any person, acquainted with Eitg. fish and Latin, read literal, or even A liberal, translation of the most beantitul passage in Virgil or Horace, and let him candidly declare if he is not unite provoked and disgusted with the (paint add significant harshness of the one language, `when compared with the harmonious sweetness of the other. The grand art of a poet, and even of an elegant prose is liter, is to make such a judicious selection of syllables, words, and sentences, as that every thing shall charm and delight the reader with its musical smoothness, grace, and propriety. Rut how shall these enchanting beauties appear in a translation, unless the words of one language were extt,elyof the same length, accentuation, and vo cal harmony with the corresponding words of as-m -iller, which, 1 believe, is seldom or never the case ? The great advantage of learning to read Latin and Greek does not cOnsist in our .being able to exhibit the ideas which may be contained in a livparticular portion of those 'ancient languages (although that is certainly a matter of consi derable moment), but rather in being able to dis cern their numerous beauties and perfections, and o transfer and infuse these (mutatis mutandis) tito whatever we speak or write in atir own. • cry be concluded in our next.) RORBERY.-00 Sunday evening, between the hours of six and eight, some thieves broke into the house of Mr.MoLoNE, 24, Gutter-hue, Cheapside ; and among the things stolen are, silver spoons nutiked GM. I , a large real gal net gold brooch set with 12 stones with babes' hair in it, Soule silt erold can, 3 ilozen of hose, and several other articles, which they got clear ofi with : had the) not been c&,- turbed, their intention was to have stripped the house. One was it tall :ban, the other short, dressed in either blue or black coats ; the family were only gone ont to nivine worship at CI iPplegatc lots isg a light us a check for so short a dine. This should be a caution to housekeepers.not to leave their houses without a servant or other per- Ison un.the watch. Os I Os Os Os Ad od cd ea id 913: 04s o;i's 94s .04