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.RIED TATE., with Observations en the Physical Fffects
Passions, the Necessity and Advantages et their due Regu-
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ual Means of relit vin., those distressing Syruptcms, induced
the Impetuosity of Youth, ire.
Ey M. VENEL, M. D.
" Who never Lasts, no banquet e', r enjoys;
' " Who never toil, or watches, never sleeps ;
" Let nature rest : And when the taste of joy
" Grows keen, indulge; but shun satiety."
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This itaypii pbligsd. Oct b. a ,FRENCN piip,Eß4• ,eta .to Ole nthe 6"141 Calli; P tillf 12th and from ' aa-
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LETTER S from the Right'Honourable frtENIRT 1 _
DUNDAS to the CHAIRMAN of the COtURT of DI- Estremadura to the 15th.
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RIECTORS pf the P,AST-INDIA COMPANY, upon an VIENNA, pzepißEit • ee. Suchea continues to send of for Tom.% eret 7
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'PEN TRADE to INMA. Several accounts received here from. Sea state, thing valuable and removable, which he had Massed
Printed for J. Riehardion, under the Royal Exchange. that the submission of the Servian nation to the .at Valencia, not excepting the gates of the Taber.
TRADE TO CHINA AND INDIA. dominion of the Porte has just been accepted by . nacle of the ,Cathedral. He has levied on 800 indi.
This day was published, the Grand Seignior, on the conditions laid down by • victuals a
.contribution of twelve millions of tags
1. rIMNA: its TRADE, MANUFACTURES,WI
N-4 COSTUME, ace. with 80 fine Plates, In 1 Vols. &vo ..laboured
the Servianh to be henceforth observed as very con.! under the name of a forced loan. He has
si era e. 'd bl hard in destroying the fortiflcations.
coloured Lit. 4s. plain £3. 2s. 4 Vols. 12rno. coloured £2. 2.1.
plain XI. Bs. The letters which announce this intelligence twhich Riayira aed Milans, collecting a force of fota
2. Sketches of Java, Madura, &c. with three Maps and Plans, nevertheless are not official) add, that the Porte pea_ thousand men, have shut up the French garrisoa in I
from actual Survey, and .a Portrait, in one large volume EN. sisted in entirely rejecting the mediation of Russia in the fort of Mauro.
17s. 6d. without the Portrait, 14s. 6d. this affair, and that no Russian ,Agent was admitted Gene,ral Villacampa, in the course of last pinata, Re
Al
s. Hints for an Answer to the Chairman and Deputy Chair- '
to the negotiations which took pface. The Grand fell in, near 'Yetis, with a party of the enemy, ti n. Le
man, 2s. 6d.
sitting of sixty infantry and thirty horse, with tla,..
Vizier will not permit the Russian Government, or
4. General Thoughts op the renewal of the Champ, 2s. ,6d.
Printed fur Stockdale, junior, 41, pall-Mail, its Agents, to meddle in any manner in objects which Commander. He tuok forty prisoners, including el,
RENEWAL OF THE EAST-INDIA CHARTER. regard the interior of its Empire. latter, and ‘2.ti were k Wed on the spot. ' da
This day were published, We are assured that, conformably to the arrange- According to accounts from Ocanha, the Frenct
By Rid,tcx, PARRY, and Co. Leadechall-street, ment concluded, there will be as formerly a Turkish entered Madrid on the scl of December, at nine it, Pe
LpAPE RS respecting the NEGOCIATION for Dacha at Belgrade, that this Pacha shall only bring the morning. Bassecoutt, Empecinado, and Chalect, fil
4IL a RENEWAL of the EAST4NDIA COMPANY's to
EXCLUSIVE PRIVILEGES. Printed by Order of the Court into that city 200 Turkish troops, and that the re- had retired on the preceding evening.
of Directors, for the information, f the Proprietors. Bvo. Ss. 6d. mainder of the Ottoman military in it shall consist olt is, therefore, undubitable, says the Cenci.c. we
2. CORRESPONDENCE and PROCEEDINGS in the NE- of Servians ; that the interior administration shall " that the Marquis of Wellington has arrived at Ca • lie
.GOCIATION for a RENEWAL of the EAST-INDIA COM- remain with the Servian Authorities, as well as the dia, as he had appointed, on Sunday (meaning Sun- tit
PANY's-CHARTER. Ls. ed. collecting of imposts • but the
.Servian Authorities day last.) But let which will have been the day, it i:
3. REPORT on the NEGOCIATION between the Honour- ele
able EAST-INDIA COMPANY and the PUBLIC, respecting will pay the Pacha of Belgrade an annual tribute for certain that dispositions were made to receive him,
the Renewal s.f the Company's Exclusive Privileges of Trade for the Grand Seignior, the amount of which is not yet suitable to his merit and our gratitude." an
20 Years from March 1794. By I. Basics, Esq. M.P. F.R.S. known. In case of war, Servia, it is said, is obliged General Castanos has passed through Seville. .. th
&c. &c. 4to. 15s. boards. to furnish the Porte with 15 000 men, viz. 10,000 On the 10th, Brigadier Morillo entered Valencia to
4. ANNALS of the Hon. EAST-INDIA COMPANY, from . P
de Akantara, and a bridge was prepared for the pas.
infantry, and 5,000 cavalry, who will be maintained
their Establishment by the Charter of Queen Elizabeth, 4600; to of
the Union of the London and English East-India Company", at the expence of the Porte. sage of General Hill. It is not yet certain that the V
17p7-8. By J. Bauer, Esq. M.P. F.R.S. B.tc. &c., 3 vols. 4to. '- .. it was on the 7th November that Prince Demetri French have yet passed the Tagus, by the bridge of
wie
£4 10s. • or, on royal paper, £6 6s. Morouse, a Devant Hospodar of Moldavia, and ,Arcebispo. The last accounts state, that there are
5. The FIF I'H REPORT from the SELECT COMMIITEE
of the HOUSE of COMMONS, en ,the Affairs of the East-India one of the Ottoman Plenipotentiaries at the Congress 2000 infantry in Talavera la Reyna ; 1000 in Oro.
Company ;as ordered by the House of Commons to be printed, of Bucharest, who signed the treaty of peace with pesa ; 4500 with a sufficient cavalry, in palcada, &c. lei
28th July, 1812. In one volume octavo, price 12s. boards. Russia, was decapitated at Schamla, the head-quay- They line the right bank of the river, and it appears rot
NO POPERY ! ten of the Grand Vizier, agreeably to orders trans- that they intend to restore the old fortifications, el ati
Published this day by Stockdale, Junior, 41, Pall-Mall, mined by the Grand Seignior. We are generally cept those of Almaraz, to which hitherto nothing hai
1. A BRIEF STATEMENT of the RISE, assured that he suffered this catastrophe because it been done. ag
PROGRESS, and. DECLINE of the ANTIEN 1' was known he was a partisan of Russia. The Turks Titian REPRESENTATION OF GENERAL EALLASTERO: T$
CHRISTIAN CHURCH, and its change to PAPAL APOS-
pretend that he, as well as some other functionaries, TI
TACY. By Sir Jour.; J. W. JERVIS, Bart. rico Is. THE GOVERNOR OF SPAIN.
2. A LETTER from Rome, showing an ex act conformity be- allowed themselves to be ,corrupted by the Russian 66 Most Excellent Sir-By the last order of your sot
tween Popery and Pagatism. By Conyers Middleton, D. O. Government. It is at least certain that he was im- Excellency, communicated to me by the Minister at tiv
Principal Librarian of Cambridge University; Author of the plicated in the same affair that caused the dismis- War, I perceived that it is still insisted that I should
Life of Cicero, &c. price S. 6d. • •
- sion and banishment of the late Grand Vizier, and proceed to Ceuta as before directed, and that Colo. pr'
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GALT'S CiiRDINifL waLsEr. some others employed in superior situations by the nel Pon Francisco de Paula is appointed to accona to;
-------. Porte. Manug Bey, the richest individual in Rudsa pany me in my journey. go
The conspiracy of a certain class of persons, in this chuck, who formerly was employed by the Porte, 4, your Excellency has disregarded the just Ince 26
country, against the freedom of discussion by the and who during the last war rendered some ser- tires on which I founded my former representatiaa II
newspapers and political journals, has never perhaps vices to the Russians, for which the Emperor con- of the 10th instant. It is thought little to ruin ni.
been manifested in a more remarkable and disgrace- ferred on him the order of Wladimir, has also been reputation without my being heard ; and, your 4. ad
fill manner, than in the fifteenth number of the put to death by order of the Porte :-his property celleiicy will permit me to say it, to put an end to lu
Quarterly Review. The work originally was pro- has been confiscated. This execution also took place my existeace. I represented the feeble state of my
fessedly undertalcen upon moderate and liberal prin. at Schumla. health, and the impossibility of performing the jour- It
ciples ; and it has obtained a large share of the pa- The Grand Seignior has raised Pehlewan Aga, ney, and the result was, a repetition of the I. rnier dr
tronage of temperate minded men. How far its lately retuined from the interior of Russia, where orders. Dark machinations and false suppositions
readers are HONESTLY treated, may be seen by the he was detained a prisoner of war, to the eminent are neither suitable to my sentiments, nor to the sic
following extract, exhibited as a quotation, from dignity of Pacha of Romelia, his Governmelit ex- charge I have held, nor to the confidence which I
GALT'S Life of Cardinal !Volley : tends at once upon that province and Bulgaria.- have merited from the nation. On the whole, I now
The reviewer says-' The character of his hero He has already been installed, and is now at the see that my word is not credited ; or, if it is, that I tlii
6 (Mr. Galt's) may be supposed to have received the heacl.quarters at Schumla. He has many partisans deserveto end my days on the journey. Whatever
' last touches of his skill. Of this the following is ain the Ottoman army. Among his opponents is may be thought of my assertion, I have now with pr
e specimen e-ExTneer-pace 169. mentioned Mollah Pacha, Pacha of Widdin, who me &even physicians and a surgeon from the army, ba
66 He was undoubtedly a character of the most has recently erected the standard of revoit, and as- who have all unanimously confirmed what I have In
,g splendid class. Haughty, ambitious, masterly, sembled troops against him, Illik Oglu, another declared in the presence of the Governor of this place, sc
" and magnificent, he felt himself formed for supe- adversary of Pehlewan, has preferred to pass the and the said Colonel Don Francisco de Paula, as pour an
" riority. All his undertakings slimed the com- Danube and save himself. behind the kruth among Excellency may see from the certificate which I
the Russians. Hafitz Ally is organizing an army transmit to you herewith, signed by three notaries.
" bining and foreseeing faculties of his genius. The
against Mollah. A
" Cardinal's system for the reformation of the clergy, Tl.e Adjutants who were with me have retired, to
66 though defective in philosophy, was singularly According to the last intelligence received from pr!seilt themselves to the General of the Army of St
" liberal in policy. It is true that he did not calcu- the army of Field-Marshal Prince Schwartzenberg, Reserve, according to the orders of your Excellency, CO
66 late on that flood of consequences, but it could not it was in the best condition and marching upon Slo. communicated to them by the Governor here. I
's have arisen from undertakings more partial.-
nem. Since the glorious affairs which it had with only retain with me Lieutenant-Colonel Don M. de
" Wolsey must be considered as one of those great occa- General Sack"n's corps, nothing has taken place with la Lastra, who has received seven wpunds on different Int
" sional men, who at distant intervals suddenly ap- cur corps &armee.- JoUrnal de Paris, Jan. 2. occasions, and a ball in the breast, of which he has P 1
66 pear, and who having agitated and altered the re- not yet been cured. I request our Excellency not tni
66 gular frame of society, by their influence are corn- LISBON J/'4IL. to deprive me of the society of this meritorious officer,
Di
16 memorated as the epochal characters of history." ....--- who has sacrifiCed his establishment, coaveniences,
ALICANT, NOVEMBER 25. ha
In the work pretended to be Timed, the Author and health in the defence of his country, and Whom I
speaks thus of his hero :- Letters from the interior of Catalonia speak of a highly respect fora thousand reamns. On the whole, an
"He was undoubtedly a character of the .most . fortunate action which Baron d'Eroles' division had I submit myself to the justice of your Excellency, the
66 splendid class. Haughty, ambitious, masterly? and in the vicinity of Lerida, in which the Spaniards made who, I trust; will not confound me with the cowardly nil
magnificent, he felt himself formed for superiority ; .500 prisoner*. and pusillanimoas, who have recourse to every pretext
s' and 1 and his conduct, if not always judicious, was uni- SEVILLE, DECEMBER 12. to avoid discharging their duty. Gon preserve your
s fermly great. His exterior was dignified, his de- Today, about noon, his Excellency General Ca:- Excellency many years. 46 FAANCISFO EALL4EXEROS.
" meanour courtly, his discernment rapid, his elo. " Antequera, Nov. 19, 1812." the
tanos entered this city, and was received with dis•
44 quince commanding, and his comprehension vast charges of artillery and the greatest applau eby this FOURTH REPRESENTATION OF GENERAL SALLASTEROS, Pc
as and prospective. The number, variety, and nag- faithful and grateful people who can neve forget the TQ THE pollee/masr OF SPAIN. the
P
16 nitude of his public trusts, in all of which he was Fs MOST EXCELLENT Ste-Although the state of
conqueror of Baylen. ad
" eminently distinguished, are proofs of the elastic my health is still as it wee at the time I made my
pIUDAD RODRIGO, NOVEMBER 24. de,
41 powers of his mind, and the versatility of his ta-former representation, dated on the 19th instant, I
66 lents for business. His avidity to amass wealth General Souh a
arn commands, ad interim, the army conceive that I ought not to avail myself of the li. t
of Portugal, which consists of 45,000 men, including
66 was contrasred with an expenditure so generous, berty granted me to remain in thin town till my i
66 that it lost the name of avarice, and deserved to be the reinforcements which came from France before complete recovery, because the conditions accona tic
is dignified with that of ambition. His ostentation the retreat of Lord Wellington. We know they con- panying this permission are incompatible with my bo,
" was so richly blended with munificence and hospi- slued of 10,000 men, principally cavalry? honour.
" talky, that it ought to be ascribed rather to the MURCIA, NOVEMBER 40. "I am ordered, in the name of your Excellency, set
66 love of distinction than to vanity ; and his pride a vancing to-Some of the troops from Alicant are d 'to refrain horn crnvereing with any persons except in
66 was so nearly allied to honour and justice, that it wards Valencia. In respect to the sick, they are go such as belong to my family, or who are appointed of
" seemed to be essential to his accomplishments as a ing on well ; for some days a single person has no
t to attend me, and that besides I shall not go out of ,
" statesman. All his undertakings shewed the pm- died in the city. In Carthagena the quarantine is the house. These precautions prove that Ido not
ri
" bining and foreseeing faculties of his genius. The finishing, and, GOD willing, we will immediately see
enjoy the co ntidence of your Excellency, and dad p
" league of Lardon was the grand fundamental ourselves free from this cruel scourge, even in the solitude to uhich my misfortunes have
" charter, by which the European nations recovered reduced me, I am considered as. a 4..ngerous man,
" their independence froth the Pope; and the change C,ADI, DECEMBER 8. and deserving such an arrest. After having so wed Pc
"in the alliance of England, after the battle of Pavia, General Clinton, according to intelligence from
0(
" war. one of those rare and bold measures, which Gibraltar, hi• as marched with his division from Al made known my character, principles, and era for
the interests pf the nation, there seemed to be no
" may divide the opinion of the world as to their cant towards Mancha. A report is in circulation that room for sush suspicions. In no situntion could I
" wisdom, but must command its admiration. The Lord Bentinck and Lord Wellington are to have an entertain sentiments contraryto" principle of that change, having its foundation in interview in Cadiz. to the interests of sai
countrymen, or bear with them in those who Leah 11;
" the league of Lardon, was to preserve the equili. LISBON, DECEMBER 25, ‘iated with me. fai
" brium of Europe ; and if consistency be essential In the Ettretnadura Gazette, we read the following 46 Your Excellency will allow me to say, that it
ii to character, and character be strength as applied article :-" Sunday, the 20th December, entered Bar other times I have been able to tranquillize entire viii
" to nations, the dignity of England was obviously dajoz its illustrious deliverer, on his road to Cadiz ; provinces, and bring them to ebediei,ce to the Go-
" more advanced by adhering to her principles, than he immediately proceeded to examine the state of the vernment. - I have defended the G aternmera in De
66 her power would have been augmented by conti. fortifications." various disputes with persons of character and i fie sor
" nuing the partnership of war with Charles. The By another way, we know that Lord Wellington, ence-I have advanced it by the strength of pubic
" Cardinal's system for the reformation of the clergy, previous to arriving at Badajoz, was in Albuquerque, opinion, and the intrepidity and discipline of tht IN
64 was singularly liberal in policy • for statesmen are on account of the heavy rains, from whence he set off troops, and have at all times avowed my contidcnct . del
66 often, by official necessity, rather the protectors on the same day, the 20th, on which he entered in the justice of my cause and the purity of my .1 of
"‘ than the enemies of corruption. It is true that he Badajoz. By what we have heard, Ms Excellency tentions. How different is now the sitttAtion its whist ill
66 did not calculate on all that flood of consequences would reach Cadiz on the 24t1,e. I find myself ! I consider it therefore, as a less era col
" which may be traced to his measures, but it could It appears that King Joseph has returney to Ma- to expose my life by commencing my journey W
66 not have arisen from undertakings more partial. drid. Soult established his hoed-quarters in Toledo, Ceuta, than to remain here to the prejudice..l InY eve
" Therefore, whether estimated by his natural en- and the cavalry was in Mora an`..its necghbourhood. honour. Your Excellency will eicnse in a Spaniati!,
" dowments, his fortune, or his designs, Wohey must The French have abandoned Ledesma, Alba, and to whom his country was his only idol, this delicacyi
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" be considered as one of those great occasional men, Ponhevande, setting fire, as is said, to the two last 'of sentiment, if my determination deserves CA I name. s i
" who, at distant intervals, suddenly appear, sur- towns. In Salamanca there are about 6000 French. I have desired Colonel Don Francisco de la Pelle in
" prising the world by their movements and their The French who occupied Valdehenhas have reti- appointed by your Excellency to a. company me, f' a
" splendour, and who, having agitated and altered red towards Valencia, and the 4th army has again proviue a carriage in which I may with the least''
'
ig the regular frame of society by their influence, are taken post at Infantez. convenience be conveyed to Malaga, where I dial/ Pal
" commemorated as the epochal characters of his- It is mentioned, but vaguely, that the Vandals have embark for the place of n.y destination. eat
g`tory." once more evacuated Madrid, and likewise marched " I repeat to your Ent hency my form-r requests
Such-an attempt to deceive the public, apparently towards Valencia. It is believed by many, that they to Lieutenant-Colonel Doll Manuel de la I.44stri• the
lor the purpose of injuring private property, is too did this on account of the want of provisions. (Signed) '6 FEIM.CISCO IiALLLITEeirs,
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