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The Sun.
London, England, 1808-05-31

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PH/Z,ADELPHL/1, Arzz r, 12.

Reports of insurre6ions and of revolutionary
movements are daily current; but nothing certain is
known, exceßt that the people are ripe, from misery,
for any desperate undertaking, and that should the
4mb'argo be c9ntintied, and :the President not alter
his conclud, an exptosiiin -cannot be distant. ,

Letters from Canada mention the arrest of several
French Spies, and the- search. after others: • Ame-
rican Emissaries in the mean time have succeeded
to detach several Indian tribes from the interest of
Great Britain. I have seen some of their Chiefs
treated and caressed here as well as at Albany and
New York.

The news has just been received of sone American
Ships hdving been burnt by two French Frigate*,
that had carried troops to the West Indies. It
has caused a great sensation, not favourable to tire,
Galtic Fgtion. No ha-now of a war with Eng-
land,
London, England, 1808-05-31

LAW REPORT.

COURT OF KING!S BENCH, MONDAY, MAYA°.
IGINT STOCK COMPANIES.
,

THE KING V. D.ODD.

Lord ELLENBOROUGU pronounced the judgment
of the Court iu this ca,-e. He began by observing,
that the case was one of great importance, and had
occupied touch of the attention .of the Court ; and
p after the judgment he was about-:to pronounce, he
I=tinsted be should not again hear it argued that the
:Statute was an obsolete low, The discussion, how-
', ever, had been attended with one good elfett; it
had opened the eves
.0f the Public, and had drawu
their attention to the provisions of the ACV of the
6th Geo. J. by which they would. see what combi-
nations were illegal. Considering, however, that
no prosecution bad taken place on.this law for a
period of eighty-four years, and that the person
who applied .in the present instance had not suffered
any personal injury, the•Ceurt did not think proper,
in . this instance, to interfere. with the sutnmary. mode
of criminal inforinatien. They forbore to say more
,at present, because, the. question might yet come •
betbre them in another shape; for the ordinary re-
medY by indiament was still open to the Prose- •.
cutor: The Court also thought proper to advise the
Ddfendairt to pause and consider before he went
,further in his present, or proposed. any further spa-
•l calation of a like tendency; for certainly in. his
'proposal there were some very strong features indi-
cative of what the Acl considered evidences of fraud
and delusion. .There was. one delusion particularly'
held our, namely, that the Subscribers should not be
• ,answerable beyond the sum subscribed. This was
a false representation of the, law; they 'were all
,ndswerable to the public to the full extent of their
Individual property., At present the Court dismissed
the Rule without costs.. But they advised the De- •
fendant to forbear such illegal speculations.

. .
We had yesterday the satisfaction of announcing
that the tumultuous proceedings among the Cotton
Weavers of Manchester have been suppressed. On
Thursday last the military were busiiy employed At
scouring the country round Manchester, dispersing
-the several bodies of Weavers who had assembled at
Blickley, White Noss, Middleton, and Kersell,
Moor: Gentlemen were appointed in Manchester to
wait upon the respe6tive Manufbaurers, requesting '
.41.1 a meeting might be held to take into considera-
tion the Petition ut the distressed Weavers. It was
generally imagined that some redress would be af-
forded, and an advance of their wages take place, so
as to meliorate their present wretched condition.*
On the: same • day, a respectable Manufaanier of
Stockport was conveyed to the New Bailey, at Man-
- chester, by a Ilarty ut dragoons. The rumours re!
apettiog some of the people having been
:armed,
and fired tilt the soldiery and constables, were
untrue. Pij;•:,.i;li a doten or more were wounded
by the only one man Was kii:ed.
London, England, 1808-07-04

PRECAU lIONS

Which it will he proper to obse!ve thrallghaut the difnrent
Provinces of Spain, in the necessity to which they li34te
beeh driven by the French, of resisting the unjust and v;n...
lent possession which their Armies are endeavouring to take
of the Kingdom.

We cannot doubt A moment of the exertions
which. the united firovirices of Spain would make to
obstrua and defeat the malicious designs of the
French; and that they will sacrifice everi their livet
on this occasion, the most irriportant, and eten unpa-
ralleled in the history of • the nation, both in the
thing itself, and in the horrible means of ingratitude
and perfidy by which the French haVe undertaken,
pursued, and are still endeavouring to eirea °Ur
slavery _ _

1. Let the first obje& be to avoid all general ac-
tions; and to convince ourselves of the very great ha-
zards,. without any advantage, or even the hope of
it, to whiCh they would expose us. The reasons of
this resolution are many, and such as any one will,
discover who has the use of his understanding.
2. A war of partisans it the system which.saits
us ; the embarrassing and. wasting the Enemy's ar,-
mies by want of provisions, destroying bridges,
throwing up entrenchments in proper situations, and
other similar means. The situation of Spain, its
many mountains, and thepasses which they presenti
it, rivers and torrents, and even the CollOcation of its
Provinces, invite us to carry on this species of War=
fare successfully.
3. It is indispensible
,that each province should
have its General, of knon talent, ap.d of Sikh ex-
perience as our situation permits? that his heroic !bit-
alty should inspire the utmost confidence; atid that
every General should have under his command
pfficers of merit, particularly of artillery and en-
gineers.
4. As a combined Onion of plans -it the OW of
every well,-concerted enterpriie, and that which
alone can promise and facilitate a sasccssful issue,
it appears indispansible that there should be thee
Generalissimos, who should aft in Concert with each
other---,one who shook" cOinwand in the four king-
-40;1)3 of Andalusia, in Nlurcia and
_l,9wer E4tra-
rnidura—another in 9ailicia,- upper Estramadura,
Old and New Castile, and Leon-another in V.:.
Arragon, and Catalonia; a petsap ed the

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London, England, 1808-07-04

CLEAR OF ALL DUTIES.

The Tobacco, Snuff; and Tobacco Ashes, to be viewed at
the King's Tobacco Warehouse, London Docks; the Mate-
rials of Vessels, Boats, Timber, Lignurn Quassia, and
Guns, _at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhithe, and all the
other Goods, at His, Majesty's Warehouse, Custorti-tiOusc,
London, on Saturday the 2d, and Nlonday the 4th July,
180 g, and on thc I !a) s of Sale, front Nine in the —Morning to
One in the Afternoon.

Where Catalogues will be delivered.
N.B.- GO6ds bought at this Sale must be paid for on or
before Saturday, the 23d of Illy, 18,8, between the hours of
Nine o'Clock in the Morning and Three in the A ttemcion, or
tne Deposits nude thereon will absolutely become forfeited,
and the Goods resold at a future Sale.

This Day was published, price is. 61. or ss: a Dozen,
The Second E(iition, with Additions, of

THE CONSTABLE's ASSISTANT: being a
Compendium of the Duties and Powers of Consta-
bles and ()the; Peace Officers, chiefly as they relate to the
Apprehending of Onenders, anti the laying Information be-
fore Magistrates.
By the SOCIETY for the SUPPRESSION of VICE ;
• A:yroved y Francis Const, Esq. Barrister at Law.
Printed tor F. and C. Rivington, St. faults Church—yard ;
W. i. and I . Richardson; CoinhilT; I. Butterworth. Fleet-
street ; .11 atchard, Piccadilly; I.J. Stoekdale, Pall Mall;
and I. Walker, Suomi.
London, England, 1808-07-04

This Day were published,
In Two Vuls. Xvo. price t6s. in boards,
ECTURES on the. Four last Books of the
P E NTATEU CH; designed to shew the Divine Origin
of the Jewish Religion, -chietiy from internal evidence. Lta
Three Parts: i. The authenticity and truth of the History.
2. The Theological, Moral, and Political Principles of the
jewish Law, -3._A Review of Objedions delivered in the
Chapel of Trinity, College, Dublin,:at the Cedure esta-
blished b., the Provost and Fellows, under the will of Mrs.
Anna Donnellan,

i3y the Rev. RICHARD GRAVES, D.D. M,R.I.A.
Senior Fellow of Trinity College, Dublin ; and Chaplain
to his Grace the Duke of Richmond, Lord Lieutenant of
I reland.
London, England, 1808-07-04

Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand,

DR. LEMPRIERE'S NEW WORK.
This Day was published,
HandsOmely printed in one very large Voluthe, 4to. price
31. 3s. in boards,
T TNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHY;' containing a
copious Account, critical and historical, of the Life
and Charader, LaboUrs and.Aelisis, of Eminent Persons,
in all ages and countries, conditions and.professions,'arranged
in alphabetical order.
. . By I. LEMPRIERE, D.D.
. .Printed for T. Cade!' and.W: Davies, Strand.
IV An Abridgment, for the Use of Schools and of Young
Persons, is now in the press, and will• shortly be published,
in one volume, Bvo.
As above may also be had, by the same Author,
.2k classical Dictionary ; containing a clear and compre-
hensive Account of all the proper names which occur in read-
ing the Classics; handsomely printed in one large voluae,'
4to. price 21. Ss. in boards. AlSo a new Edition, being the
sixth, •of the Abridgment of the ClaSsical Dictionary, in one
large volume, Bvo. price 13s. 6d. bound. . . ,

• SPAIN.
This Day were published,
In.. Two elegant Volumes, Small Odavo, price los. 6d. in
boards, illustrated with a Map of Spain, and several other
Engsaviri.;s.
TRAVELS through- SPAIN and PORTUGAL,
teeently performed by air ENGLISH. GENTLE'.
MAN : containing accurate Delineations of the Manners
and Domestic Condition of that Country, with Anecdotes
of the Prince of Peace, &c. &c. Estimates of the Power
and Resources of the Spanish ninarchy, and other interest.
iing and authentic particulars.
" Half a word rixed upon, or near the spot, is worth a
cart-load of rceolledions." —GRAY'S LETTERS.

Printed tor liicharct l'hillips, Bridge-street, and to be had
of all Booksellers in Town and Country.
Of whom may be hail; the Present State of Peru, by I.
Skinner, Esq. with Engravings, price 455. inboards.

, . PALEY's SERMONS.
This Day was published,
In One Volume Ottavo, price tes. 6d. in boards,
(By permission of the E xecu tors),
SERMONS un S.--E V It LSU 11.; .; CT.3.
By the lute Rev. WI LLIAM PALEY, O.D.
Sub-Deana Lincoln, Prehendgry of St. Paul's, and Redior
of Bishop Wearmouth, Author of " Natural Theology,"
" Moral Philosophy," ecc..
Printed for Longman, Hurst,. Rees, and Orme, Pater.
noster-row.

This Day was published,
In Three Vols. 12M0. price iss. in boards,
THE HOUR of TRIAL: a TALE.—
' By MARY ANNE NERI.
Author or the " Eve of San Pietro."
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and ()rune, Pater-
noster.row.
London, England, 1808-05-09

From 11w LOA, DON GAZETTE, May J, 1803.

Fordgn Wire, May 4, 1808.
The Right Won. George Canning, his ;Majesty's
trincipal Secretary at State for Foreign Affairs, has
this day notified to the Ministers of Friendly and
Neutral Pnwers resident 'at this Court, thaf his Ma!
.Esty has judged it expedient to establish the most
rigorous bluckade of the Port of Copenhagen, and
*ot alt the utner Ports in the island of Zealand ;
nd that the- time Twill be • maintained and enforced
in The strictest . manner, according to the usages of
War itcknowledgred and allowed in similar cases.
London, England, 1808-05-09

SMITHFIELD MARKET, MAY 9.

This day's market was'well supplied with prime
Beasts, and the spew of Cattle in other respeds was
very good ; Lamb and Mntton are dearer than our
last report ; Beef, Pork; and Veal support last. prics,
and the trade~ in general Waslolerahly brisk., The
sales in the Haymarket were, pretty lively; Hay and
Straw fetched better prices than Friday'A Market ;
Clover sold at last price,—We subjoin an accurate
statement of the prices and numbers :

r To sink the Offal per stone of 81b.•
Beer 45. 6d. to ss. 'od. —Mutton 4s. 6d. to ss. od.—Veal
Ss. 64. to 7s. od.—Lamb 6s. od. to 7s. ad.—Pork is. ed. to
s. 64.
Beasts, 2,6so.—Sheep and Lambs, 1476c:4—Calves,
Pigs. 370• •
Hay 51. 15S. 64.1. to 71. os.—Clover 61, t6s, od. to 71. los.
ad—Straw al. ss, ad. to 21. !as. od.

Cons EXCHANGE, MAY 9.—The Market to-day
is well supplied with' Wheat, and 'sales heavy, at a
declension in price, of about 2s. and 3s. per quarter;
Barley and Malt vary but little; White Pease like-
wise; Beans of the two kind are e2s. per quarter
clearer; of salts there are again very short supplies,
which artice is 'quoted at a further advance of 25.
per quarter; sales of Flour as last week.

Wheat 486 a 60s a 72s od
F it: ditto -74 a 77s od
Rye 46s a its od
uarity 43s a 49s od
hlatt tiSs a 7gs od
White Pease 152 s a i62s od
Grey dittn w 528 a Os od
Mid) <its a 6As od

Tick Beans . s6s a 6is al
Oats -37 s a4_ SA 453 Cd
Poland, ditto 46s a Vs 0"
Potatoe . —s a4l oil
Rape Seed . 3sl a 3SI -s e.l
Fine Flour bas a his cui
beconds . , Sp:lo4.od
London, England, 1808-01-16

MONEY

. •
'MESSRS. LUCAS and Co:beg Leave to infoilyi
tho;'e that may he deitt.as ot th;rroWing Tetripe-
tary or Permanent SUMS of MONEY, that they can at all
times, and without advarax any snn, from- one nun.
-dred to Ten Thousand Pounds, and upwards, on personal or
-any other Security, arising front Marriage Settlements, ltlo.
- trey ii the l unds, Lierg mens' Livings, or -FlCehold, -Copy.
bold, and Leasehold Estates, on fair and equitable Terms,
and will condo& every Negri% tarion at tess-e-xpenee than-what
is usually incurred in Newtiary tratisaelions. •
Person4l applications Messrs. Lucas arid Co. daily , re.
acive at No. tot,' lermyn.street, St: lanies's•square, and
tqtcrs, irost.paid, will be immediately auswerat.
N,B Ten years purchase will be gy:en fur w.ll 6L,:tartod
Annuities. •

PATENT Sofa and Dining Beds, unng Tables,
Brass Screw Bedsteads, new Sideboards, Containing a
et of Tables ; several new Inventions and eXC4ltegst 1111..
tovetnents in Cabinet and Upholstery Furniture; gracious
-
4y patronized by the King, Queen, and Royal
BUTLER'S is the Original Manufactory,, and he is the
:true Proprietor of the Patents (the. Deeds of which may be
• seen at his Ware-rooms),' has had t! .t-honour of executing
Orders in fashionable Furniture for gicat numbers °lithe No-
bility and Gentry, many of whom have favonrably conde-
scended to recommend his Manutaelory, knowing it to be
'the Original. Window Curtains, Draw:lig:room and Pare
lour Chairs, and every Article in the at,uve. Branches, in a
variety of elegant and taShionable Designs. The Patent Brass
Screw Beds arefixed with the greatest ease, without tools,
ortacks or nails in the Furniture. • •
Particular attention to.uSeful Improvements in Furniture
;for the Gentlemen of the'Army and Navy, and for Exporta-
tion. Musquito,Ner lhd of .various kinds for the East and
West Indies. Fine Goose Feather Beds, atid.all kinds of
always ready at BUT 1. E WAR E 110 US E,
Nos, 13 and t, Catharine street, Strand.-1.)144: to be par.
Aicular I 'a
Unck-front Mouse.
London, England, 1808-01-16

This Day was published,
In Two Volumes t auto: price las. lh extra, bomb, printed,'
on wove palm' with tineliik,' illustrated by above tub
Arms, cfcsrs, recently. engraved. on Copper-platei,
hesides_Titles and Vigwrtesof the Imperial Crown of this
kolrn;'and,that of CI, ,riernagne; and-also Frontispieces,
tepresentin,,4 Nlaj-Nty, and the Five Orders of yeers lit
'their.Parlismentary
9 HE Fourth Edition of LONGMAT L'4
t"vo cK P It A Eof G R EAT BRITAIN and
IRELAND, correeleit to the ‘.*.t.;:ir 'BOB ; Containing' an AC—
count of the Descent, Connexions, Marriages, and Issue of
every Noble Family; the Extinct Peerage; the Forfeited
and Dormant Tit,es; the manner of creativg Peers; the
Institution, Progress, and present State qt Honours; the.
Robes and Coronets of every
.Degree 'of Nobility ; the Rules
of Precedence'; Privileges annexed to the Peerage; Ilia Ma-
Ksty's Genealogical Descent front Egibert • the Ordas of
nightluxxl in the three Kingdoms ; cOrreeited List of the
.13aronet-i of England, with the dares at their creation ,ant
usual residences ,•' the real Income -of the Archbishops and
Brshaps ; the Surnames of all the .Nobility ; the l'itles
borne by their eldest Sons ; a general IndeX to both their
Arms and Descents, together with particular Indexes and
Translations of all their Mottos, &c.
Printed for Messrs. Asperne, Baldwin, Barry, Black, Black.
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Curtis, Ebers, liatchard, Hodgson, Kirby,' Law, Long.
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boards.

Heraldry in tvllniature, containing all the Arms, C►ests,
Suppnrtersi and Mottos of the Peers, Peeresses, and Iliihops
of England, Scotland, and Ireland, with the 'Baronets of
Great Britain, and the Insignia of the diffetent Orders of
Knighthood in thv United Kingdom : also an Introduction to
the Science of Heraldry; &c. with several useful Tables;

MAILS.
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PRICE OF STOCKS
THIS DAY TM/LIN E O'CLOCK.

Consols 641
London, England, 1808-03-24

I NI Ppit i'AN LRY.

__, _ _ •
A GENTLEm,‘N of Ite,hpoct:ibilit \t'ho has nude
„0. it h's particular ' study I,:r many yeas to fir.ti 0 3
CU,ttE for a. NC 0 RIM TIC I.F.P.IMS,Y ow tit whieh
was afltitti:d trom infancy', flab no;v ttiz, to
the Public that kind Providence 11.,s lul hint to int: discovt ry
ora Medicine which has completely curedr hint. c.
He. has also had full proot at it s elficaey-iti Gtiring the Sin.'
pnuta and other Diseases arising rr. ttt the lin purkty of tilt
Wood, The great utility of the. I)ls,overy being thus 4-
&neurally 'known by hint, in' syinr...ihy to ail tttc Affhet:4
he feels atiXiouti,to make the -know oi it mil vs:ltiti that.
they in IsArtake of its bein.fi::ial.cilects,.snd that the dread
till Ni.ila.l) may be extirp;ited hem kind. Trip ti dicing.
may taketV.at any season' with the greatest satity, wititottc
rnati, business or restriction of regimen.

ito iolve prupoirs making i 4 k 111.) \"111 it VitOli(; Will Slab.
lit;lit.W aUlrt Cquiyalcat to its value. and he lias no doubt,
when hu i.onsictpra the interest which the'lnli.ilituinti of. this
Country take in the. Sotterings ot thiir Fellow -CrgAttlf*A.
laic I;tl,t3t rewarii:i that have been glveo tor. I).44,:i4.veyies of fa
less importisiwe mookitni, th,it they will 1101 y ~pvr,:tviate
the great v4iiir of the Ijiitove*. • •'•
t.eWrs the swot itiliscribers are ?,1; lig to give,
Wkki b?4,-ecetyel (post vain) iidtirchit.d. t' I'w;ss us, c.,tru ei„Njr.
Fra licis tioml4by, Druggist, Salicard., ,M,kochtiAer. •
P.S.' As deliclwy I),eveitts him front ‘giNiing ttAtiNitinr,-
:perltapfi the. same re cut nt,o' tic`ter tcjila, VII() >:Volitd other_
!wise subli,:tihi:; he will ,tltmelore ac.covt of 'hair ,ut)s,;ri,p.
-4iOtri With 013 Y • Name they 111';Y,p1La>eto aith. tit Yen");
upon tacit honour to fulfil their esiltogoitehls. h.O Sub-.,
scri,,,tionf, will be , &outing till tho glYett
proof at its oatlicacy to thCrutalig,

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IMPERI 1L; PA IILIAMEN-I,'

.1 • ;17.-,'
London, England, 1808-12-02

‘SE.C-QND. EDITIC)N.

S Unh - OFFICE,

HALF-PAST TUREE O'CLOCK, P. U.

We stop the Press to add the following particulars
• -
to our details of the intelligence receN'ed this worn-

ing from Spain : •
The French entered St. Vincente de la Barquera

on the 19th, and on the 24th, according to the ac-
counts received by the Captain of the Minerva, the
Battle between the Marquis DE LA ROMANA and.

the French Army took place. On the evening of

that day the French were seen retreating, in great

confuSion, and the Spaniards following them.

On. the 22d ult. Sir DAVID BAIRD was Still at

Astorga.

Dispatches were this morning received from
Sicily, but they are at present under fumigation. •
A Report is very prevalent in the city, and gene-
rally believed, that Austria and the Porte have de-

dared war against France, and that there is an insur-

rection in Naples.
London, England, 1808-12-02

'that one of his boofs.had a.Faiid.cracet filled, up with
a kind of compiisition, and that, in point of Facet, dig
horse was dead lame: '.l he Plaintiff, ho never, kept`'
the ;forst!, and bropght. Ins action-fOr the deceit. The
Jury gave Into .3pl:
London, England, 1808-09-15

At last comes a bull, called ernhledo, because he
bas leather balls on his horns ; he is given .up to the.
amateurs, and is never killed by the Matador, ex-
cept in cases of the greatest emergency. These are
the bull-fights which regularly take- place twice a
week- in summer. At each course, eighteen bulls—
are started, six, in the
.morning, by way of expert-
ment,.and twelve in the afternoon, for the real Teaf,t.-.
hti proporlion.as the heat is greater, the more furious
these- animals generally prove; the seats in ,;the
Amphitheatre may be had from two .to four, eight
and ten reals, according to their-situation, in the sun
Or slitde,on the steps or in the -boxes ; the bull
fightS are given for the benefit of the•general hospi7,
tat; the expeuce is usually estimated at one thou-,
sand piast res„.and the receipts amount at le'ast to two
thousand,' a Matader.receives about sixty, and a ChulCr.
and naodatillo from twenty-four to thirty.

LANCASTER ASSIZES, SEPT. 10.

BEFORE BARON i.VOOD. • '•
In the matter of &milord, of Nahchester; • a
bankrupt, Which 'was sent by the Lord.chancellor
to this Assize, to fry the quOion, " whether Bam-
ford hid cOtrtrnitte4.an.act of binkruptcy i" sin the

disclosure of ale- circumstances, some of•tnein prov-
ed.tobe of a very novel nature ; and some points of
law were establiibed by the Judge. It was proved

Ir9o-1 the Sheriff's Court, that a, great number of

writs bad beeu is3iied against Bamforct, during the
List four or five years, with a view to proVe him in

au itisolvettt state.

Barrowfield, a Sheriff's Officer, proved his having
the warrants to'execute ; those in the fortner part of

the 'tbue he :did not 'arrest hint upon, but was iii

the-habit of sending-to inform hi:n of them,, and he
used to settle them. Those of the latter date he
could 001: get settled, nor could he. get to see li-auf7, •
lord, he •being a sity-coed,asSerjeant COCKELL term-
ed it, altliough. he ,went early- and late,
..Early in
the month O. February last, he had recourse to the
,following .epedient :—Ahout ,seven o'cloc!: in the
rtiorhing,•!.kiht•a it Was' onlytwiiight, he sent t<wo of
-his followers to beset his house; •ope,.of them got
upon some high steps, opposite the door, to watch
the house, while the other knocked 'at the door,
London, England, 1808-09-15

SAFFRON W ALDEN,' AND ASHOON, IN ESSEX.

• TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Order of the Comunissioners appointed tor the Redemption
and Sale of the Land Tax for the County of Essex-,
By JOHN BARNARD, .
On. Saturday, the Bth llay Of Ocionzr, taoS, at weive
ouClock at Noon, at the Rose and Crown Inn, in Saffron
Walden, in Three Lots,
- LOT I.'
A ',ALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM,' called
N S, in Saill-on Walden and Ashdon, corn.
prising a good Farm -House, Yards, anel Sarden, with all
necessary Out-buildings, an 4 about 1 so Acres of good Arable
and Pa! tore Land, in the occupation of ,Mr. Ilockley, as
Tenant,fp.oin )e!tr to year, and who has had notice to quit at
Michaelmas next.

LOT I,J
Upwards of Ten Acres of Copy hold land, part Arable and
part Pasture, lying in Saffron Walden af,r,!said, ia the oc—
cupation of the said 101 m Hockley, whO h ts- had the like
notice to quit.
'('his is held of the-Manor 'of Chi,ping Walden, in EsseX,
and subjeet to a Fine Arbitrary on Admission, and a smalt
Annual I
Quit Rent
London, England, 1808-09-15

LOT 11.

A Valuable FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE,
called MOLLMANS, in Magdalen Layer, in Essex, corn.
-prising•a° good Farmhouse, Yard, and Gardens, and all ne-
cessary Out-buildings, and about 122 Acres of:Land, whereof •
t5-Acres are Mcadow and Pasture, too Acres Aranie, and the
remaining 8 acres are -,:joorl -gr.mtnd ; :are in the 'oat upation of
Mr. lames Reynolds;-as Tenant from Yeat to:Year, and who
'has had Novice to gnit.at Michaelmas next. .
"Vile Farm-house and about t a acres of the Land are Copy.
'hold of the Manor Of
,Maglden -Laver, and are subject to an
Annual faait Rent of ss. ad. and to a Fine Arbitrary on ad-
mission, and to a perpetual Annuity of
.zol. to tour poor
IVA° and the repairs of-four Cottages, in Little Eiston,
'in Esjex.
Tti•ct Land Tax upon each Lot is redeemed.
N.B. The,l' urenaser. of each Lot is to pay fla the Timber
theie3n, in addition to the Purchase-money, accor...iirr, to a va-
lUatil)ll which has h en made by a respeebblt3 Surveyor, and
which will he produced.at the Sale.
I he respective Tenants will strew the Premises.
For further particulars apply to Mr. NVade, of Dunmow,
• .E•ssex ; MeSsrs. Bailor and Brown, Solicitors, Fetter-lane,
London ; M,:ssrs..Exley and Stocker, Solicitors, Furnival's
Inn, London ; Mr. Vinicombe, at • Us-ton Lotto, Essex:4
or Barna.d, the Auctioneer, at Tilaxted Parsonage,
ESS"X
Pro-Jed Particulars aritt Conditions rf Sale well tie 'distik.
bored at the Principal Inns in the. Neighbourhood 14 days
.prior to the Sale.
London, England, 1808-09-15

By Order of the CommissiAlers appcinted-for the Redemp.
tier and Salo-of the Land,Tax in the CAyunty of Essex,
By JOHN diARNARI),
Satnrclay,. the , Ist • Day of Odober, 18.,8, at Twelve
c'ClOck at Noon, at the erown Inn, in Chipping Origar,
• in Two Lots,- •
LOT I.
VALUABLE' FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
NEWHOUSE, othenyise the WOOD FARM, in
Moreton, in Essex, comprising a good Farmhouse, Yards,
Gardens, ara Orchard, and all necessary o,a-buildings, and,
about. 157. Acres of Land, whereof upwards of sz • Acres are
very rich Meadow and Pasture, and the remainder tine Ara-
bic Land, no.v in tlie occupation of Mr. White, as Tenant
from Year to Year, who has had Notice to quit at Michael'.
mis next.
London, England, 1808-01-29

4 LA 114 All

THURSDAY, JAN. 28.

Mr.'
. gittrnotiee, 4hat to-morrow
he would.rnake a tioloo detWar ten d4s the
Order for' the consideratipn oalheg cww:
plangog of nitiondue:?eie6ion foe ltAown (it 1),),:e.
.LVjr. Jt:ilrzttr gave notice that he would reskt the
Motion.

TRADE wuril titE.
the‘Motion of Mr. Rosa, the Ads,relating to
NavigatiOn and Commerce were entered ai read.
.was ,then ordered, on the' Motion of Mr. Rose,
that it be referred to Cammittee of the whole
tionse, to consider such parts of the said A6ts as
related to the ,ittiportatkon of articles of the'growth
and produce of the /triads; the Committee to sit
oh Tuesday next.
'ln aniw'er to an observation. of Mr. LUSHINGVAN.,
Who recotuutentled, to the Right Hon. Qe.iitlenian
to consider the glutted state of the market, and the
stagnant sale of West4nia produce, particularly
sugar, and to take care how the Measure proposed
to be introduced would affea that matter Mr.
Rose said, the efleds of the measure he proposed
would be best seen when it should be before the
House in a distind shape. He assured the Hon.
Gentleman, that the object be had at heart had
not escaped his attention.
London, England, 1808-01-29

NAVAL NEWS.

PvitmouTit, JAN. 27.,—Arrived the French Lug-
'ger Peiv;itor Le Grand :drgiis, pierced for 14 guns,
tour only rnounted, with 50 men, out three dsys
from Granville, but made no captures ; taken dose
in with the Lizard by the SybUle Frigate.

PORTSMOUTH, 28.—Put back L'lleroile, of
74. guns, the Hon. Capt. CoLvILLE, from the
V estward.

Arrived Le Tigre, of' 80 guns, Capt. HALL°.
WEI,X, from the Mediterranean ; Goshalvk Brig,
Capt. Trams, and Hearty Gun-brig, Lieut. Wu.
WICKHAN, from a cruize ; Dove, ilt.chni, from
Cprk; and .General Dile, thway, with Spanish
Prisoners, from Guernsey.

FALMOUTH, JAN. 26.7ArriVed the Speedwell
Lugger from a cruize; the Snow; FULTON,
WALKER, and the Brig ThOniCIS, HAMMOND, from
Waterford. •

Sailed His Majesty's Ships limpliion,
and Blossom, with Cie Sail of Veasels under convoy,
for the Mediterranean ; His Majesty's Ship Ante-
Aiirr, of 50 guns, and lt'lill•rnoh Schooner, of 16
guns, sails to-morrow with the Transports here, full
of Troops, to join His Majesty's Ship Minotaur, of
74. guns, Sir .CHARLUS COTTON.
Also sailed the Windsor Castle Packet, SurPow,"
with Mails, for the Leeward Islands.

DEAL, JAN. 28.—Arrived the Martin, Oleron,
Pandora,- and Beagle Sloops, Minx, Blazer, and
Plainer Gun-brigs, from their stations off the French
Coast, driven in last night by a very straug wind
froM the westward ; and the Wrangler Gun-brig
from the Nore.

LIVERPOOL, JP!. Grouco, FENNER,
600, has arrived at Charleston.

The Bess, CATON, hence fqr Monte Video, i?
returned.

The Backhouse, MACKAY ; and. Ceres,. WDO-
NALD, from Africa, were going iuto 4aulpica 'as the
Fleet came out.

L' Africain'e, from London for St. Domingo,
is capturedby two French Privateers, after an aOion
of two hours, and carried info Cuba.

irhe Pope, IRVIN, from Dominica to this Port, is
on shore on Carnarvon Bar, and; unless the' weather
be favourable, willlbe totally lost.
The Spy, -, of LoUdon, one of the Fleet
from Jamaica, foundered at sea. .

IPilliam; ROCKWELL, .from Sat-innah, ar-
rived here on Monday spoke on the 1.5. th inst. in
lat. 49. to. the Ship Gearge, of this port, v 9 days
from New Providence, bound to London.
London, England, 1808-01-29

GENERAL .WHITELOCKE'S TRIAL.

Botween nine and ten o'clock this morning the
court assembled, and a. few minutes after ten, the
Junon ADVOCATE called over the names of the Ge-
nerals composing it. The business of the day com-
menced wi;11 the JUDGE ADVOCATE recapitulating
the evibnce, given yesterday by Major-General
GGVV,LE, wiloie further examination occupied the.
Court thi;morning, upon the first Charge, of in•
chiding the Civil Officers of the Government of
BuenOsA.yres, as Prisoners of War, in the Summons.

. G4uural WHITSLOCKE stood at the Table be-
tween the- President and General LAKE, He looked
remarkably well, and paid great attentibn to the
proceedings. He was accommodated with a chair,
of which .he occasionally availed himself. Major-
General Gowra' stood opposite the President, nearly
on,the other 'side of the Table.
Numerous copies of a. Plan of the City of Buenos
Ayres Were laid upon the Table; for the inspedien
of the Court, to which the'. Members occasionally
referred during the course of Major-Gen: Gowen'.
evidence. • •

The Ship Hamilton, •of Greenock, Captain GIL.-
CIIRIST, is arrived
,at. Lochniaddy, in North Uist,
in 25 days fromtialifax, which she left on the 30th
of -November... Two days before she sailed, ad.
'Vice had been received from Quebec of the death
of Lieutenant-General Sir JAAIRS. CRAIG, Com,
mender in Chief of 'the Army in Canada. O
the tOth tilt. in lat. 50..13. long; 32. 6. W. the
Hamilton was boarded by the. Mercury Frigate, with
a convoy frqrn .Newfoundland, seven Ships then
only in company ; the Convoy originally consist-
ed of 25 Sail. Passengers by the Hamilton, Mr.
SMITH, of Mahon, Yorkshire;. and Mr. 13Licx, of
Halifax.

A Letter from the Cove of . Cork, dated the 23d
January, says.—" Five Sail of the Line were seen
off here this morning, and the Adnaital has sent out
a Frigate to see what they-are."
In many of the French Privateers lately brought-
-into Plymouth and other Ports, there have been
•found several young (T-lentlernen in
,various papa.
cities, "On being questioned as to their being in this
situation, on board a Privateer, they fratiltiy an.
swered, that they have no other alternative but that,
or being forced by the laws. of Conscription into
the Army.'

The Arnerican Igerehants met yesterday, at the
London .Tavern, in order to consider of the,course
proper for them to pursue in the present eVtraortii7
narr‘onitinttnre Of 'public affairs.,
London, England, 1808-01-29

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HO USE OF PEERS,
'THURSDAY, JAN. 28.
•
.Tlie Bishop of CuesrEn and Lord CARLISLE took
the oaths and their seats.
The LORD CHAWALLOR gave, notice, that in the.
course of the "ensuint week he should introducd a
Bill, similar to :thaVlich he, had the honour of in-
troducing last Sesmun ; for t ha better ,Rqulation of the
Courts of, Just ice '4 Scotland.
London, England, 1808-12-05

:ilio#! die .0.-,kibbikr dA1zrt..7,1.,-_l!te.& 3, iso,-.

Whitehati, Deccwber 3,1 1808.

, . . .
The King has been pleased to order a . Colige
irlire to pass the .Great Seal Of the .Utiited_King.-•
dom bf Great Britain and Ireland, empowering the
Dean and Chapter of the ;Cathedral ChtirCh or• Rom
cheiter to elea a Bishop of that See, the same be-
ing void by the translation of the Right. Reverend
.Father in God Thomas, lateßishop thereof, to the
See 'of Ely ; and his Majesty has also been pleased,
by his Royal Sign 'Manual, to recommend to the
said Dean and Chapter the Rev. Walker King, Doc-
tor in Divinity, to be by them elected Bishop of the
said See of Rochester. •

The King has been pleased to present. the Rev.
David Watson to the Church and., Parish of Len-
chars, in the Presbytery of St. Andrew's, and Coun-
ty of Fife, the same being void by the death of Mr.
Thomas Kettle, late Minister there.
Il hitehall, November 29, 1808.

The Lord Chancellor has appointed John Watts,
of Worthing, in the Comity of Sussex, Gent. to
be a Master Extraordinary in the 'High Court of
Chancery.
London, England, 1808-12-05

NEW NICSIC.

This Day was publiShed, ►
'NEW
ANTHEM for CHRISTMAS•DAY.
Compose:A by, ,an El-1111,cm N(Listt4, rice is. 6s.
SSalisburyCPrult-d' _s,)ld by 1.. and H. Baliks ; sold
also by W. M. Cahubac, 196, ~trand, London.

Dr. REES'S NEW CYCLOPYEDIA.
PAR t' I. to XX.
'THE Public arc respettinlly informed, that Sets
1 pi the auove Part. of Dr. Rees's Cyclopwiliai or any of
th.ent singly,- may be purchased at the original price of ills.
each, well the tat or January next,, at which .period the
priLe of them will De raised to 2bs This additional charge,
the Proptietors.have already reluctantly felt themselves ob-
liged to lay on the 21st, and it will be continued on all the
subsequent Tarts; The advance -is very disproportionate to
the rise that has taken place in•the price of Paper and En-
' gravik, and also in "ill the other Charges which have attend-
ed the Undertaking SillCe its commenCemeat, independently
of the very considerable expellees that have otherwise been
incurred, in order to. maintain the general superiority of this
Work.

sA few Copies are printed off on yal Paper, with Proof
impressions of the Plates, price ii. t6s. each Part.
Printed fur Lotion'', Burst, Mos, and Orme, Pater.
InAter-foW, and the rest of the Proprietors.
London, England, 1808-12-05

MEllAltsY V. VERLANDER.

This was an action for an assault and battery.—
The Plaintiff was a Perfumer, and the Defendant a
Druggist. The latter had 'furnished a bill to the
former through mistake, which had been paid dur-
ing a. fit of sickness of the Defendant. On looking
over his account 4, however, he found atiothtr bill
of the Plaintiff's, which had not been paid, and
accordingly , demanded_it. This brought the Plain-
tiff to the Defendant's shop, when an altercation
took place, and after rnuch abuse on both sides, the
Defendant gave the Plaintiff a kick on the, shins,
with which he retired, saying—" that's 41 wanted,
now I'll do for you."
The Learned Judgethought there was much abuse
on both sides, and the . Jury found a verdict of is.
damages for the Plaintiff.
London, England, 1808-12-05

MUCKLOW V. MAY.

Itz this case a point occurred as to what species of
denial was sufficient to constitute an 'att of Bank-
ruptcy.
The Bankrupt, it appeared, had given orders to
be denied, mentioning particularly a creditor of the
name of Hill. In the mean time, however,. another •
creditor,. of the name of Ayres, called, and the ser-
vant of.the Bankrovt not•being certain•whether he
wasfor,was i•not at home, denied the 'Bankrupt to
-him. In about ti% e, minutes afterwards the Bank-
tupt, understanding who NA called for him,. went
to the public-house to which Ayres had gone, end-
in apology for not being at hove to him (Ayres)
stated, that though,he was not at aid of him iie,LN.yas
afraid of Hill. This, it was contt tided footte.Plaua.,
HY, constituted an act of Bankruptcy.
Sir JAMES MANSFIELD held, the contrary, laying it
down that there bent-44, no intention to deny:the hank-
ruFt generally
,to his cre,titurs, ur, specifically to
Ayres-,- but only to Hill, the latt,of.the servant. d4:-
n} tug to Ayres, she not knowing at ;the time
hether the Bankrupt was. then .at twine or not,
cculd never be considered as.a denial of the B.ink,
rupi, for the purpose of concealing hilptiell frotrt
Ayres. Independent of this, his Lordship conceived
the tad of the Bankrupt's going to Ayres within
fivo. minntts after ,the denial had taken place; as
t Taal to a of the mistake rainstanti ; or
as .1 the u,Lli,iupt had called to Ayres from the win-
dow.

On Saturday,- a child ten years old, the dalgbter
ola tradesman in Bloomsbury, while playing to the
workshop, accidentally thrust a stick into a broken
part ot the flooriag, when a large rat flew out, and
bit the child on the arm. Though the wound was
extremely slight-, yet the fright occasioned by it
threw her into such violent .convulsibris as in a few
hours terminated her existence.
London, England, 1808-03-23

111RTBS.

On Saturday evening, in Portland.place, the wife of
Henry lieownei Esq. ofaSon and Heir.
Seatetday., at her apartments in the Haymarket, Signora
NVoolfich, of Opera.Houie, nfa Daughter.
Lately, the Hou Mrs. Caddell. of the City of Du
dliightry ortht.: late Right Hon. Viscount Stnithwell, if a ,
Daughter.

i I. •-•
London, England, 1808-03-23

IMPERIAL PARLL4MENI.

HOUSE OF PEERS.
TUESDAY, MARCH 22. .
The House was occupied for pear an hour' in a
Conatifittee of Privileges, on the Roxburgh'.Peerage,
which is to sit.agaitt on Tuesday next.
An Account froth the General Post•Offlce, of the
Arrears of the last year, was presented, and ordered
to lie on the table. •
London, England, 1808-10-01

VICTUALLING-OFFICE,

. Sept. 33, 180 S.
•
NHL COMIIIISSIQNEIiSAr VICTUALLING
-5- -HIS MA/ESTY's NAY hereby give Notices
Tiat a, Ft Way, the t4th October next, they will be ready to re-
t ?lye Tenders, in writing (sealed ap), treat for the Sale of
the SMALL COAL prodifeed at His 11faicsjy's Bakehouse, at
Deptjqrd, for One Year certain front. the 2c,tb NavePnbet next,
a,zet jusiber, until three Months warning shall be given.

Coditkns of the Cantraa may be men at the Secretary',

Office,

No regard 'will be had to any Tender in which thi Price shad
lEDi be inserted in words at length, or that shall ,not he delivered to
the Board before One o'Clock on the said FildaY, the 14tb of
October next, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or
some Pelson on his behalf; attends, to answer, when Called for.
London, England, 1808-10-01

Confident of, the certainty, as well as the great utility of
my I nvent ii, having taken an affidavit of it above two years
since, notwithstanding the above unfavourable Report, I
have strained.every nerve to cause its adoption in his Majes-
ty's Service, and I am at length gratified, though deprived of
the ho..our of being eminently useful to my Country. In
.ordcritiat the Public may be enabled to form some taint idea
•of my exertion in the cause, 1 intbrin them that I at diner-
ent times have done myself tho honour to wait upon their
Royal iiiglui_sses :.he Dukes ot Kent, Cumberland, and
Cambridge, who were not only, pleased with the above Qua_
Brant Plan, but exiiressed much surprise at its simplicity,
anti pledged theinselv,s to witness and see an experiment
mane. Many ot the first Personages in the K\ingdom have
also spoken in terms of the highest praise, and of its great
national Notwithstanding its professed, utility, it
has been kept from. the Service ;or above three years, but for_
what reason, 1 am unable to determine.
N.B. The above Quadrant Plan is now with his Royal
Highness the Duke ot York, in whose hands it has lain for
above these twelve modtlis. Many other Plans of my in-
vention; within the sp.ice of fourteen years, both Naval and
Military, I have sent to the different Boards, several of which
have been adopted, two are said to be adopted by his Royal
Highness the Duke of York.

EDWARD GILBERT.
Portsmouth, Sept. 26, xBOB.

NIQN-Ey.
IVI ESSIIS. LUCAS Mid Co. beg Leave to inform
_. those that may be desirous of borrowing Tempo_
nary or Perin.,..nt SUMS of MONEY, that they can at all
times, and without delay, advance any Sum rioin One Hun-
dred to Twenty Thou Sand Pounds, and upwards, on personal
or any other SecUrity, arising from Marriage Settlemerits,Mo-
ney in the•l unds, Clergy inens' Livings, or Freehold, Copy-
hold, it,,d Leasehold Estates, on the meat fair and equitable
Terms, and will also conduct every Negotiation at Much less
expence than what is usually incurred in money transactions.
Personal Applications 'Messrs Lucas and Co. daily re.
ceive at their house, No. 19, ermyn-street, St. lames's,
arsi Letters, post-paid, immediately answered:
N B. Ten years purchase will bs given kr well secured
AtMi :hies.
London, England, 1808-10-01

W IT II
THE PORTRAIT,. OF CERVANTES ;
Or, THE PLOFTINC; LoVEKS.
AiUNDEN;
a Don Carlos ,Merma, Mr !ONES;
Don Guzman, Mr. BR urv-roN ;
Scipio, Mr. LA 1,11:1.-1 AR D ;
Sancho, Mr. LIS I'()N ;
Father Benito, Mr. V, y:
Ltiereta, Mrs. G (MIS ;
ice Mi'ss BRISTOW.
Boxes 6s. Second ell
P3s.—Pit 3s. f,v Second Pricers.
Gallery 2S, Second Price Is.
klaces ioi the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Office, in the Hay-market.
N.B The principal Entrance to the Pit will be from
Alarket-lane.
On Wednesday, Shakspeare's Tragedy of Tlamle, Prince
()I:Denmark ; Mr. Kembie; with Who 0, ins? or,
'I. he IVldow'. CiwA;e.
Mrs .n
O Fr
Sddony;. ida the Tragedy of The Mourning Bride; Zara,

MR. ASTLEY, jun.'s NIGHT,
And the LAST of the Company's performing this Season.
ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, IVES I'MINS'TER-
. BRIDGE,
ON MONDAY NEXT, Oaober 3, will be pre-
sented a Granu Spettacle, with appropriate Sce-
Lery, Machinery, Music, Dresses, and, Decorations, pro-
Iloced by Jr.N Bologna, jun. (late of the Theatre Royal,
Covent-garden). called

•
THE. SEVEN CAPES . -
Or, THE PIRATE OF ALGIERS.'
Princis,al Charadcrs.,
14r. BOLOGNA, jun. Nits. PARKER, and Mrs. AST-
To conclude with the DESTRUCTION NAVY :the .the ALGE-
RINES by the BRITIsH N
A GrandDisphiy of ANINIA L SAt;ACITY, viz. the Co-
tilhou JiAt t:,.untr,,, Dance by Eight horses; the Two
le4rned P Y E-BALLS will i.,, through their extraordinary
Manoeuvres; the kVA R.HOI(SE. will ad in the capacity
41 Waiter, fetch and carry like a Dog, &c.
Variints Comic tongs, by Mr. I OHANNOT.
Unequalled HORSEMANSHIP, by the Double Company.
The HUNTED TAILOR, by Mr. CROSSMAN.
• To conclude with • .
• HARLEQUIN'S TRAVELS.
Clown, Mr. MONTGOMERY ; Aiid Columbine, Mrs. PARKER.
.boors opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half past
Six.---.llall-price at Half past Eight.
..--.........._ ' •

.ALBION FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
zw lIRIDGE-STREET, BLACKFRIARS
EMPOWERED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT;
For-INSURANCE from FIRE, and on LIVES; ar'i for
the Grant and Purchase of ANNUITIES.
INSURANCES fidling due at , Michaelmas should
be renewed within Fifteen flays from that period. '
Abatements are made, according to the.Plan•Which otigi-
tiated with this Company, on the Premiums of all Fire In_
Chances out of London. A .large advantage is allowed on
, and every facility is afforded wch the
triterest and accomulodation of the Public may bpromoted.
WARNER PHIPPS, Secretary.

MR. WILLIAMS most • respeafully informs
1 STATION E ((S and the Trade in
, Genual. at a
.\;e'A.()U holes;ne LIST of PRICES of PATENTth AC-
N .1.13()OKS, reaud to this instant,.. may be had
11])011 applicatio. "r
2'..1 (7°4ll'l'll.n Oduber I,n 1808.

. -
--------
WESTHORPE HOUSE and ESTATE, ,on the
"illßanks of the "'shames, thirty Miles from London,
be .SOL
D2Bth b
er y A UCTI ON, at Garraway's, on Friday
Contra of Ottob, unless previously Disposed of by Private
&
. For particulars apply to Mr. Tyndale, Solicitor, Lincoln's.
Inn-fields, who is authorized to treat for the Sale of the same.
....,
London, England, 1808-10-01

TRANS fORT-OFFIC'E,

- Serf. 27, :LS.
THE COMMISSIONERS' for Conductingl-11S
meuEsTrs TRANSPORT S ARP IC E, for taking
Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody
of Prisoners cif War, do hereby give Notice, that they will be rea.fy,
at this Office, on Tuesday, the tith day of Oavber, to receivs
sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as ma;' be willing to
contnta for VICTUALLING PRISONERS of WAR in
Health at •

Norman Cross

Portsmouth
Stap!ztun Daitinoor
And for Vidualling Prisoners of War in Sickne:.-s, at
London, England, 1808-10-01

are incessantly eynployed to preserve your precatious

But the blood -of such a Prince as EN-
thirEil, cries out like that of At3L against his aiur-

existence.

derer.

At the moment of your ,greatest security,
...

another CHARLOTT&_CORDAY will ;tart 111), and put
an end to-our calamities. ".

. ",A legitimate Sovereign, the generous friend of
his people, lives in the midst of them, tranquil and
happy ; he presents himself to their .view ; he ad-

ministers justice in mercy ; he foresees and prevents,
or relieves the necessities -of his children ; his sub-'
.
jet,ts adore hiM, and • offer up prayers for his happi-

. .
ness. But you, a prey to anxiety,. suspicion and

worse, never taste repose ; and your people breathe
nothing but yows•for your speedy destruEtion. A

general torpor, easily changed into implacable ha-
tred, is the aura popularis which attends-lot-1r steps
wherever you go. To that sprightliness which
mantled in their countenances in happier times.bas
succeeded a sulle❑ rage and despair, ready to burst
forth against yourself and your works.
" Admirers' and dependents of the.great NAPO-
LEON, I have thus presented you with a 'slight sketch
pt his principles and his conduit. Let us now ex-
amine what-benefit France has received since Bno-
NAP,AaTEusurped the reins of Government. The

augmentation of her inipostS levied by military, exe-
cution, the decay of her agriculture, the diminution of
her population, the perpetual alienation of ecclesi-
astical property in favour ref a small number of

_
egotists,'Who owe their fortune to the revolution, the
sqbversion, the dissolution of her venerable Parlia-
ments, and the engrossing-of her wealth in the hands

of a small number of the venal partizans of the

usurper.

" Frenchmen !-You were impatient under the mild
sway of the immortal Louis, Wnounited in his sacred

person the rights of the three glorious dynasties that
preceded him—that Louis, who, when Dauphin 'of
France, was unhappy because hi coach, in pas Sing
along the road, did some damage to'a field isof corn,
and expressed the pain which it gave him in these
\memorable words, ` This is not our propeity let
the injury we have done be instantly paid for.' This

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