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CONTENTS :
1. The Declaration- of England against the Acts of the
Holy Affiance, with Official Documents, &c.-&c.
2. Reflections on the Conduct of the Allies.
3. Plan for. a Reformation in Provincial Banking, by which
the Notes.of Ctiuntry Bankers .May be rendered as secure-as
those of the Bank of England.
4. On Criminal Jurisprudence, with the Draft of a New
Penal Code. • By J..T. B. Beaumont, F.A S. •
5, On the Dissolution of the Chamber of Deputies. By M.
B. Constant. (Translated exclusively for the Pamphleteer.)
G. Historical Portraits:-..oo3vius Catsar and William Pitt,
(Reprinted); Rienzi and Buonaparte, (never before publish-
ed). By G. W. Meadly.
7. Ou the Criminal Pt isons of this Country. By G. Hut-
ford, Esq. M. P. (Second Edition, with Corrections.)
8. The Exclusion of the Queen from the Liturgy, •histori-
catty and legally considered. By a Barrister. (The Fourth
Edition, enlarged by the Author.) . .
9. On the Poetical Character of Pope ; elucidating the' In-
variable Principles of Poctry," &c. 'in reply to 0. Gilchrist.
By the Rev. W. L. Bowles. (Original.) (Concluded from
the last No.)
• 10. Phocion in Reply to Cato, in defence of the People of
England, and in Vindication of the Press. By a Barrister.
11. On the Timber and Deal Trade, as regards Europe
and the. British American Colonies; resting on plain facts.
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, To T. TAYLOR, Esq.
N 0.9, New 'Britte.street, London.
HoNovRED Sin,

BIG leave to inform you, thatever 'since the
year 17993-1 had been afflicted with the Lucs Venereal,
which, from its obstinately resisting every course of medicine
prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and no
.dergoing severalsevere courses of salivation, and twice dis-
charged from the Hospital with little relief, woad appear to
be of the most inveterate nature. In the spring of last year
my disorder had got to such a bead, as nearly to put a period
to my existence—l had a large ulcer on the crown of my head,
one on each arm, and my legs were broke out in a frightful
manner; my right was
.dreadfully painful, and had been In: a
state of ulceration, for the last seven years; my left had also
two large nodes on it, Was very much discoloured, and gave
me such excruciating pain, particularly when warns in bed,
as nearly to deprive me.of rest; in this lamentable state, I
was recommended by Mr. J. Thompson, (who received sn
great a cure'hy them here), to take your Leake's Patent Pills,
,which I began to do on the Mb o. May; in the course-of a
fortnight I began to receive benefit—in little more: than a
Month the ulcers on my head and arws.werc soundly healed—
soon after, the sores oo my legs healed. also; leaving, how-
ever, considerable discolouration in the shin, and pain in the
bone of the left,-which, by the blessing of God, and a little
longer perseverance in your invaluable Medicine, subsided;•
the nodes dispersing, the skin .regaining its natural hue, and.
the nocturnal' pains gradually going 011.---“ bus became, by
your liberal advice and medicine, perfectly free from all my
former complaints--have recovered 'my former spirits and
strength, and am become jolly and fat, in which state having
continued maufmontlis, to the astonishment of all who knew
u.e, I am at .a
loss in what terms tus express my gratitude, but
peg you, for the good of other suffering mortals, to make
this my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa-
sion ; in so doing yon will greatly oblige,
Sir, your grateful, obedient, very hurfible servant.
ALEX. MURKER
Swan's Close, High-street, Edinburgh.
Witnesses to the above Core:—
John Thqmpson, No. 3, New Poultry Market, Edinburgh,
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GUY'S ASTRONOMY FOR SCHOOLS.

This Day was published, illustrated.: by 18 be4utifill Plates,
price only Zs.neatly bound, the Second Edition

IiMLEMENTS OFASTRONOMYjamiliarly
.2 riplaining the genet al Phenomena of the Flearen.y
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plete,Set of Questions for Examination-, for the Use of Prirate
Students as well as Pulilic Seminaries. Intended as a Com-
panion to the " School Geography" of the same Author. By
JOSEPH GUY, formerly Processor of Geography at the Roy,il
Military College, Great Marloiv.
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LTS —The foilowiri 'Address 'tin' been 4r-`IONSIDE It A R E D UCTION IN
•6%, .7 - •
,* lately sent to the Lord 'Lieuteriant -of th_-'44unly of • PRICE, for tire Drawing on the 1;t1t NrAp, ,ILL in
Wilts. • , • Jo\ E DAY. Only 14 Guineas for, a 'ticket. Chance ; only.
.My Lord—E-faving beard with regret that certai!iljasirma-• I Twenty , . fora Sixteenth Chance; other Shares in
• . • tion r s of political partiality in you ofiiifral charactr,ias LOrd -1 proportion.
Lieutenant have been openly maderi...;airist• yOur.,lOrdsdaip, 1 TWO of 21,0301. besides :4,00.4,ther Prizes of :4,0001:
ire- the ulle-ersigue4lMa.gislr:iles 01 the (.;otnity of4lits, fear- 1,0001. && c. r. consols. dud Money, sure .to he drawn 171.11
NI that our silence Oil this occasion Might be in lireted as MAY, besides tlie additional Chance -of 100 Isitnnhers I'os
a tacit acquiescence in suclt a charge, tlie the ea at oppor. 'I•Wt) • • .
to,iity, in the-first place, of thanki(ll.l;4oor Lord p foe, , Eta ry 'Chance -bought urs:or before lith:May, is sure to
general zeal and attention with wh'ieithare- tiniforMl.;„.!he
supported the resiiectability of Magistracy, 2.,/, ths No CI ss-s1;s1---Every Ticket to be drawzr singly, -decid-
next, of declaring, our e(invictioa, ,our long experieni,, -Log its own fate, and ,no other. ••
of your LordshiP's honourable prioriOß,s, that it i .1 The 'ficia.ts are issued in Ckances. of Ticket,
that any decision of yours, in yotir 'official cal flitoath, and S.ixteelitli Chiitices, which are selling by
have been influenced by •the slightest. bias of p 131S11, Stook-brottcr',' 'Cornltill, and .9, (;haring
tiality. . c,ross,lainden,:attd l>t Iris.Agt;nts in the Country, who shared
We think this Declaration called 'for, in coma atld seid•in the lasi Cotter,, y,
on this occasion, and we aow beg add'out a leut wishj, ' (hiss A' •
that .our Lordship may lon:4- continue to fill statior.' Class A Three of ,C21,0001P
whirl) yon have held with so much credit to your; 311 d ad., I (dais
vantage to the County of Wilts. 1 - Schemes, with fad Particulars, gratis.
We have the honour to r?loain my I:, .1,, I
Your Lordship's obcriient Sc. -
(Signed) •
Radnor 'l'. P. Heatlicote Wad. Lorl.e. •
Paul Met linen • •Fol war Craven Alexande! pined!.
E. V.'. L...Popliam !Ivory lameakin William Temple
.1. F-1. Peortiddocke It. C, tipare Writ. L 7.-1,40404,
Thos. G. Estcuurt Amb. Goddard William •Helyar
John Long • -H. Biggs J.. Hussey
J. Fuller James Wyld William Scrape
M. Joy t ' ..Rog.montgornery W. M. Arley • •
R. Long, Frans. Warneford .1. Whittaker
Walter Long E. Goddard Clerk' Robert. Price
.losenli Pttt Dan. Clutterbuck Oa°. EJrnonstone -
Walter Coleman Thomas Tugwell W:.E. Waldron
Edward Baker Thos. Clutterbuck James Rogeri
C. W. Struckburgh G. P. Jervoise I-lenryß:lyntum
C. Hulse • IV. L. Baker • ~Geore,e Matchain
Fowle M, March J. P. Paul
Thomas Grove . J. IL Grosett Thomas Smith
ThornasGrove,jun. J. Dugdale Astley E. H. Mortimer
William Moody Edi'v'ard Duke • J. Wells
F. P. Bonverie George Cooke J. Bruges
E. D. Poore .1. H. Jaeob Vilward Poore
A. Ludlow Thomas Garth V.. L. Briscoe
Edward Hinxman J. T. Batt Thomas Colley
Wad. Wyndham George Eyre T. H. Ripley
J. 8.111. Baskerri Ile D. Hey!. llouverie A. B. Lambert •
Charles Francis Charles L. Phipps It, Cox.
Morin Ximenes William Wyndham
Corsham Honie, April 5, 1821.
MyLord—l have the honour of enclosing you au Address
signed by the greater part of the Magistrates of the County .of
Wilts, and I beg toexpress my individual satisfaction at helog
requested to present it to your Lordship. •
I have the honour to remain, my Lord,
Your Lordship's obedient and faithful Servant,
To the Earl of Pembroke. PAUL METH LTEN.•
HIS LORDSHIP'S ANSWER.
Privy Garden, April 6, 1321.
Sir----Nothing can be more gratifying than the approbation
of my public conduct in the County of Wilts, as expressed by
the 'Magistrates who have (lone me the lucnour to affix their
signatures to the Letter which you have been good enough
to convert° me.
I have long 'been under very great obligations to them for
their assistance and support in the execution of my duties in
the County, which have mainly contributed to enable nre-to
pursue.the line of conduct of which they have now approved
in so flattering a manner. For so acceptable a mark of their
approbation, lam under additional obligation to them, and
I apprehend i can make no better return for it, than by en-
deavouring steadily to pursue the sane line of conduct, Ifust-
ing that they will continue to afford rue the, same assistance
and support which I hare hitherto einerieueed. I beg to re-
turn you my particular thanks for the manner in which you
hare communicated the letter to me, and to 'subscribe Myself;
Your obliged and very obedient Servant,
To Paul Methuen, Esq. PEMBROKE.
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. By W. MOUNTAIN and Co.
sArt.Au,x's HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, LONDON.
TFJII: followin, POST-COACHES MA4L-
coActiES,:ke.. set oast from the above httn
BROM ProN, Chatham, ROChester, -nitil—Gravesend:
Poit Coach, eeery Afternoon at Half-past Four: Pareciti-
sitte,.los. outside (is.
FALMOUTH., Peoryn, Truro, Bodmin, Lisheard,. Ply-
mnut h Dock., Prymouth, Topless, Newton Bushell, Exeter,
Weymouth, Dorchester, Dartmouth, anti Salisbury, new Post
Coach, every morning at Seven tht ouglr Honiton, Axminster,
Bridport; Blandfoyd, BaSingstelie, and Bagshot, arrites at
Plymouth the next treeing at half-past Eight:
SOUTHAMPTON, Lyuungton, Winchester, ivlovcr, and.
Basingstoke New Pour Inside Coach at half-past Seven &clod;
in the Morning, arrives at the Dolphin InniSouthatiipton,li'c
half-past- Five • n'elocit.-,--This i 3 a most ,delightfttt Con
veyauce to the .Isle Wight,,ljavre de Grace, Jersey,
Guernsey, St. Malnes, Cherhitrgh;'&c. '
BATH and BuisToLviving Post-Coathes, through Chip-
penham, Caine, and Marlborough, every. Afternoon ; arrive
at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, and. the London-
Tavern, Thomas-street, and the Swann, Briitol, next MOI-n-
-:lg.—coaches:to Wells, Bridgewater, Taunton, -Exeter, and,
Plymouth. . . r.,,

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The UMPIRE, a New LIVERPOOL Light Coach, only one
Night for the 'Road, carrying Four Insides anti Fd'ur - Out-
sities, sets:out every -Day, •11n un,gb .Dunstable, Woburn,
Lathbury, Northanyton„ Lutterworth, 1-lineklev,
Atherstone, Lichfield, Stone, Rugely; Newcastle; 'Knutsforif,
Warrington and Preston; • • • •• .

SHREWSBURY, Wellington., and. Shiffnal; Pait-Coach,
every Evcning.ati,i7e o'clock.—Guarded.

lAtYMOUill,llorehester' Illandford,Salistmry, Andover,
rnd Basingstoke,, new Post Coach,
.ev4ry Afternoon.. The
Weymouth l'acliels-t9 Guernsey, Jersey, .cherburg, St. Ma-
loe'-s, &e.

LEEDS new. light Conch, called .Tke.Roekingham „ sets out
every Morning, at Eig,lit o'Clueh ; carries Four Insides only,
and goes reinarkably easy, . With. a Guard throughout, -Passes
through Stamford, Neuatk, Ret ford, Doncaster, and Ferry,—
bridge, to the. Golden .Lion, Leeds, next morning. Not-.
withstanding the uncommon Expedition of this Coach, it is
allowed to he the mast agreeable and eotoplete Public Con-
veyance ou the.`Zurth Road,,bcing unequalled by any other.
GLASGOW, Longtowp, Gretna-;reen, Annan, Dumfries,
Brownhill, Thornhill,,Sarrquhar-Kiln, eamnoch, Kin swell,
and all Parts of Scotland, a Post Coach (daily'). „
YORK, Scarborough, Whitby, Shields, Sitirdcrlai!yl, New-
castle, and Edinburgh; New Four Inside Cooch, with a Guard
throughout; sets out every Morning by way of Newarl:, Ras!
ford, ,Tadcaster, Darliogt,on, Northallerton, Durhant„Mtn
peth, and Berwicl„ Passengers liudOrg•tliernselVes fatigued
on the journey, may rest. what time they pleaserand then
procecd um -witlinut any additional Fare.
MARLBOROUGH' and SWindon, new fOur-inspe Clael);
throdgli Aldhourn,l44dirattiboorn;.'Priroforto...yifingtirli,'
PewstY,Wool ton Basset-, Ramsbury, Hungerford, and .New-
bury.; every Morning..,..
BRIDGENORTII.&tVaIsaI Nit Coach, every evening. •
BOSTON, Spalding,,-Peter borough, 'Stilton; and kluutitsg
don, Royal Mail Coach, every Evening .to Spilshy, Lunth,,.
Grimsby, and Hull.
CARLISLE, Penri th,. and Whitebai'Cn,• Four Inside Post,
Coach, and a Gland all. the .way, 'passes Ihrough Bough,
ApplebY, Greta-bridge, Richmond, Cetterick, iloroughbridge,
Wetherby, 'Aberford, Doncaster, anci-Grlantharn; SetS'opt
every Morning, and perfoririS the 'journey With greet
facility.- Passenger's detained on the Road ..by . business or
'Measure, have the peculiar advantage of their Scats being se-
cured in the next Coach.
KENDAL, Lancaster, Preston, Kirby-Lonsdale, -Bo4en,
Cliorley, Or.mslork, and. Garsta lig Post Coaches, every Alter.
noon.

• LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Krmtsford, Stone-, Stafford,
and Litehbeld,• Post -Coach, Ile Defiance, every Evening,
to the Saracen's Head 11111, Dale-street, Liverpool.—Guard-
ed theunghont.

WAKEFIELD Post-Coacb,-every Morning. .
CHESTER, Newikort, _Whitclunch, Tarporl ey, Nardwich
Northuich, and .Middlevvich Post-Caach, everv.l,:vening:
SUNDERLAND, . Stoeliton, and Yarn] Ckraelt, every
Morning to the Geor.T. Inn Sunderland, _ .

MANCfIESTEIt, Winslow, COngleton, Newcastle;-Watsal,
and Wolverhampton, Plrst-Coachitvery Afternonn. Guarded.
SHEFFIELD and Rotherham Post-Coach.; calk,' the Rock-
ingham, every Morning.
BIRMINGHAM foot Coach, Guarded, sets • out. every
Afternoon, and reaches Birmingham next day at Noon.—
Passes by Warwick, Leamington., and Daveutry, to the Sa-
racen'.s.Head,.Bnll-street., Birmingham.
HULL, Nortlicave, Howd'en, Thorn; and Doncaster, Post
Coach, every Morning at half-past Six, to the'tross Keys,
Ntarket;placc,'Hull.;
DOVER, Deal, Margate, Sandwich, Ranisgate, Ca al ev h ory,
Fevetsham; Chatham, Rochester,and Stroud, Post.Coachcs,
Morning, Noon, and Night. •
HERTFORD, Ware, Hoidesdon, and .theshunt Coach,,
every Morning..
TnTTENH M and Edmonton Coaches (daily), at Eleven,
Ilalf-past Two, Five, and Eight . „
W. MOUNTAIN and (u. respectfnlly acquaint their
.Friends and the Pubiie, that they will not be accountahlo far
any Parcels, Passenger's- Ltrgga:ge:, Writings; Plate, &c.,for
more - than Five Pounds Valne, if lust, stolen, or damaged, un-
less entered as such, and the insuracce paid for aecording!y.
at the Sat acen's Head I n c's , London. " •

It was reseryed for the present.ContraCtors to
effect the grand desideratum of reducing the
price of Tickets to fourteen guineas, and Six-
teenths to twenty ,shillings only, although. the
Scheme contains- tivo of 21,0001., two of 4,0001.
&e. B.:z. certain to he drawn on the 17th MAY,
with the further chanCe of two of 20,4001, and
mar-x, other Capital's. The low prices, and
extra mnber.of Prizes to be drawn,' make- the.
,present the inOst -popular Lottery ever known
indeed the plans of the -Messrs. Sivr.wulGllT have'
invariably' enjoyed a greater shar-e' of pUhlic
favour than any others.

This being. Passion. Weet, the customary sus-
pension of Theatrical anniqements.will, of course,
Ise 4411111 y observed till Eastcr Mpnday; during
this interval the,. Royal Nlp.nagerie, Exeter
'Change, announces an acidit.ioual share of attrac-
tion (I.uring the week; the, 'Proprietor having
spar, d no pains to render this wonderful esta-
bii,,Linent. of new rarities gratifying to the scien-
tific and rational admirers of \ ature's ast:tiishing
woris, which is particularly animated at their,
fcetlipg time--pre o'clock,every 'evening;