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• • THE Right Hcasourable the Lords Coministinefies TW:eninsigitetree Of the Demiie.oroui..inost verie- . -:- ' .:" * t ...-.......... -' - •
. • . , your families, an assured Blur others-watch over
' -11- of his Majesty's Tteasury, having appointed Montit i k ilbills.tlV! 'Abitriclin Al llobSeribiTy. 'ln • Ire"' • s- !: ''' •I' . ;.•PAItiS, TBSlttiAltY t. ''' -'•- ' ' . your safety; every thing is ready, and • the -en e
k? s. - Meetfulle that.ehe,J.KCTUIL PEl.eeleertised to cente .
'• 1 ayment of Half-pay to Sea Officers, from the Ise -,-- -et . . 11141001ri6f lira died linalie.ti•latilmo, itY• of order shall nltynarreahneglize.iettht
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: 3lst of December 1819 according to hia Majesty, N -
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, in that behalf, These are to give notice, that the ieveral pierniii - • i iitbilmi4qbal a• disnatch has broapht circumstances,
COUNT*. '1411300711C11' REORNt-STREET,' ! "'• - . - a-- -
. . Oence liti the dead, oche the Kang•tk. England. , towards- the Klee and tbirstrds_you. It call; upon '.
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..,-• win begin to be made at the Pay-Office, by the' Treastechritkllis
ee• Majesty's Navy, at Ten &Clock in the Mornin: en Al bilootr• Ail AirbilitirljtiA' iifFiffiF4l oi t'e
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Jenne., you to concur in its objects, byrstipporting with re- e •
li ing Mors, viz. .• . • • ' • P/Iblitt sIMIse statit'en as Above. ohtllt7l • ' rfiriaiiiittOD of the Prnject of Law relative to signation every inconvenience which you may expo- •
• • On the 14th, 15th, and 16th of February, ile Copp. DA,T,.dte milinnosit.:• ' - - • :- ; ': • : Onglectiells;atirionneed for tO.:dayelf postponed for ' rience, in order to show that you belong to the L. ' •
kiliebak,
•L'. tains, and their Attornies. • - _ e-. . TAW, Chakwikbe taken. et, Oneo'Clqek preelselye_e borne day; en-aticount•of the relapse which his Er- roiecity if Cadiz; worthy of an -menial ramei for eir , _
• .fiki. ; : AEG knanediately After die above' Mettles,' tbeigVillle a _ its!_.•
On the 17th, 18th, 51st, end, and 25ds of Fehroarts to. e .' ,rifeieye. edeedng•
..e..eoe' toter: in Middiesez,ehellial sir e•l;lliaFf..o*,‘"l-mast.er or the Interior has experienced, in other t,intea it•was the ramEart of the liberties of ~•
tcnants and Chaplain's, and their Attornies.
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J. T. BARBER ,BEAUMONT, wlgr, eo4lteli 1))1.1? ;.t0 hitapertments. The delay the kingdom, it is now no less tie bulwark of the -
On. • • -adanarag•Directer. beinzue,...t.
Iteamoried• entirely
obi this circumstance, it pureit -fidelity. • Constatrcy inui obedience are the
••••• the 24th and 25th of February, to Melte* --, - '..
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it ite -return ea— Vtitirioiti-net.. be of long duration duties which your Governor recommends. . ,
Pursers, and their Attornies. ' GOERRES' SUPPRESSER PA 11 PH LAT. ' •
•.. • • . cad that as soon as his Excellency can appear in th:r • (Signed) 44 ALoNgO RODR/CUSZ VA LDES."'' ..
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After which the Lists will be recalled the first mod OW Wed. : • • '-'! • - aim lammed, ante et. ed.
Another Proclamation, dated January 7, ends with.
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nesday in every Month, that all Persons may then, and there, pr . THE .PA M ,P HILZ T E•E Els Nat •XXXa' ribfaacilbeenneocation of theDepoties to a Public
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attend to receive, what may beCome payable to them; and bflat' Containing GERMANY and the REVOLUTION, by Sitting wilt pu an end to all the uncertainties which the followi- words
a I havenguOdiscr u:st of Cadiz. I love the city and . • - • •
with them an Affidavit as required by Order in Connell it iefessor GOER EE43, late Editor of. theltflienish Mercury ;,rthe passions of a art enlarge upbri every 'Morning
' its inhabitants ; but If, -unfortunately there sh Id
AO' . I.lll'regedbm 414-P114°4" Q"'L44*-' al°1"1" tranelate4frN4 *ith as much impotence as-scandal.
be any individual, who, forgetting lis- duty, andou ex--
• 50th .fuly, 1819, the forms of which were published in Mt AO' the German, expressly for she Pannuetrace • besides Which,"
cited •by his- Passions • agimuarrisonold wish t 0 vertisanent from this Office, dated 16th September, 1819, lid The Lumen of the rem. ha Guar Dermot; by r. Vert SWIM I inc tiewi of • the death of the King of England ,"
-ti .- tesehed Paris on the 31st, by telegraph.
e may be procured at the Office of the Treasurer a the Navy; sae -Ms. Massurtne's Pinks Liquidating the NAIPIPWAL 6
~..Lord Easuant's Daiwa of the Whigs, and Siiedatlister!=.4- ''''CoAtt Detteil, formerly Minister -of the King, eitda pout and sareit oe /We blitstreebeint:sr, • .
in case any of the said Officers should not be able to attend than- inr Pamphlets.
Secretary tia the Caturicil of Palm* in Blighted •-for' which I herebiarribit, or by. writings or.placaeds, .
-4. selves, hut employ Attornies for that parposee that the said At- -old by Iselin,* and Co. Black, Kingabaryi, end Co• W• * . .. .
he shall be executed, ' oi
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Odin t 0 to to lary mlaeaw.ns'..
leventeen years, died on Saturday,•te a state border- or ay any out
4, tornics do produce the like Affidavit from the persons they are Carpenter, aDd all other Booksellers. e
.I employed by.-e-Where Officers are abroad on leave, their ing.on want. This Statesman prbseried to his death' :Lc.
The Governor published an Order of the Day on
NAP °Lir ' S 111" X" BY HIMB!LY' ..; an invariable attachment to monarchicatprinci2les. -
the 10th, inereasin. g the pay of each soldier by ten •
'V." Agents are to produce attested Copies of suck leave, Wore the
• - • THE ENGLISH TRANSLATION, 1.-Y N"-• -Journal des Debats. . N '
•T Half-pay can •
be paid. R. O'MEARA, Will be ready on MONDAY MORNING;
He enjoins all Officer*, even those on half-pay, to •
. And as b 7 Act of Parliament passed in the 55th year of his with the addition s( One Hundred and Otte Reasons, dictated INSURRECTION TN SPAIN. . - sous, and by providing an extra allowance of brandy. •
repair, on the first summons, to the head-quarvia at
present Majesty's Reign, entitukd, "An Act for eateblishing aby the Author of these Memoirs to the Editor, peeving that the Letters from Cadiz of the llth ult. announce, that • t` ' •
" more easy and expeditious method for the payment of Officers _aanonymous " Manuscrit de St. Helene' was not Written by
General Cruz was at Carmona, • with 10,000 men, •
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" belcnging to his Majesty's Navy," it is enacted by the 20thi
nit FRENCH EDITION continues on sale at 12$. in extra Where he Wits about to be joined by General Miche- St• Bache. •
.e. Clause of the said Act, "that if any Commissioned or Warrant bon-de-Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and'Co. • ' lena, at the head of the battalions of Catalonia and •-• • -- ,
••• " Naval Officer, who shall be entitled. to receive Half-pay, and N. Be The unprecedented demand for this Work having ren- Gtiadalajar, and General Ferraz, with two sqtadrons - Utters from Madrid, of the 19th of January,' con-. • •
"shall be desirous to receive and be paid the same at or near the tiered it necessary to prqtare a much larger Edition ..of the General Freyre, with the Carabineers, firm the account already given of the occupation, by I
Thatalation than was origTnally intended, the pubhcation has of Cavalry.
According to these letters, General Frey-re had re- •
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" place of his Residence, he may apply to the Treasurer of his been unavoidably deferred from Thursday till Tanday, When was about to march against the Insurgents. In'the the Insurgents, of the different positions round Cadiz.
ceived the most positive orders not to conic to action t
" Majesty's Navy in London, to have such Half-pay paid at or it will positively take place. city of Cadiz they had 900 troops of the line, besides • _
with the Insurgents, but to endeavour to bring them
... " near the place of his Residence, acts in the manner pointed
This day was published, the marines, and succours were expected from Aye-,
back to their allegiance by gentleness and fair pro.
: a out by the said Act." And by a further Act passed in the In one thick VoL Ono. price ,El. 4s. in boards, monte. They had received Some pay in advance, and
.rnises. On the 15th, this General bad not left Se-
1 56th year of his present Majesty's Reign, entituled, "An Act /10)1.ERI ILIAS,• Gr.-zee, cum 'Annotationibus were all in the best disposition. Orr the first alarm •I
:= a for enabling the Officers in his Majesty's Navy and their See CG. HEYNE. . 0( the insurrection, all the arms and all the accoutre-
ville, where, on the preceding day,
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" presentative*, to (kale for and receive their Half-pay" it is An Appendix of the Bxcurses is added from the Edition in ments on board he transports destined for South he had issued the
e.. eight vole Bvo. rekung to the Reelic Digamma, Matten of •
America, were transferred to the men of war, who following Proclamation, which appears to vary from .. i, 1
enacted by the Ist and 3d Clauses of the said Act, " that /filly ?resod augeet, Jo.
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" Officer in his Majesty's Navy, who shall be entitled to receive A few Copies, elegantly printed en Royal Pzer
~C I.lls. 6d. hoisted sail, and stood out to sea. The Governor of the Instructions. which are supposed -to have been sal i
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" any sum of money for or on account of his Half-pay, shall be Published by Richard Priestley, 143. High anneal 'Ando& Cadiz had issued a Proclansation to recal the Insur- , given to him: • , . .
" Soldiersl-The King our master, ilrauslrYchidisen
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L. " desirous of drawing a Bill of Exchange for the same, upon the . In a few days will be published. gents to their duty, -in which they were all offered a'
you as the means of dispersing those factious troops, .
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" Commissioners of his Majesty's Navy, instead of receiving the m Pardon in the name of the King. These offers of
who, forgetting the benefits which he has lavished i,
ANUAL ; or, Exr.aciaz in DEesece Of the
pardon, and vigorous attitude assumed by the
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.'4,, " same Remittance Bill, he shall signify such desire, by letter
on hem, listen only to the voice of their personal in- ii
litatx. To which are annexed, many Anecdotes of her
Government, is supposed to explain the reason why
4' "to the Treasurer of his Mcilesegs Navy; and that if any Officer late Royal Highness the Princess Charlotte of Wales and Saxe
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teres, t-an interest which has led them to•their ruin.
established themselves on the shores
4., "in his Majesty's Navy, who shall be entitled to receive any stun Coburg ; also of his late Most Gracious Majesty, Kiug George there had been no contest% except that at Corte-dura,
the Third, with Extracts and Odes on the Jubilee, and other between the King s trop nand the Insurgen. ua.ppears
. 04'. They. have
T "of Money for or on account of Half Pay, shell be &aeons of
or the ocean; let us fly to extinguish in its Waves the.
Pettus. On Sickness and Sudden Death. By letters from Madrid, of the Both. , it
'. " h Lying his Half Pay paid to him by Extract, at any of his Printed for the Author; and sold by Edwards sad Knibb,
transient ardour which has led them astrayl - Reason,
" Majesty's Dock Yards, where Clerks for the payment of 53, piewptc,4u.ett. . that General O'Donnel was at AlcaTa with two Regi- - '
tvustice, the religion of our fathers, are our guides, ! '
a wages for the Navy shall reside, instead of receiving the Rom • ' ments, and that General O'Lawlor was about to
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, "by Remittance Bill or Bill of Exchange, he is to apply ciebor MISS BURNEY'S NEW NOVEL. • - march on Antequera, the head-quarters of the Royal
Spaniards to. chase away the I • '
"to the proper Clerk, at the Navy Pay Oifiee in 1.. m ne * This dey wmpublisked, the Second Midas, in thalami. 14s. e defend the rights of a Prince whose name served
troops. General Freyre, on the Bth had 3000 men
is a rallying-cry to
" the Pay Office at such Dock Yard, signif
Yin loch his desire.' 00UNTILY NEIGHBOURS, and THE SHIP-
with him at Seville, which it was. expected would be .
Notice is hereby further given, that the Half Pay ending the %,,I WRECK. Take- of Fancy.-By Miss BUILNEY. ,
taries that handed Spain. •
' Slit of December, 11119, will commence paying on the 14th of Printed for Usury Cerium and Co:Conduit-street Of whom augmented to 4000, without including the Militia.- „ Ti-..,_
- February, and all Persons desirous of drawing for. or a Wig *a be had; by the OEM peons Auther, New. Editions of The Royalists were said to he at Port St. Mary's en boa'. Ilrecarnaeti.and burst asunder the chains that • '.l
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their Half Pay remitted to than, may apply as share direetied. One wellness, price sus. the 18th. The Officer who.repulsed the Insurgents I! him, and, in 1814, all Spaniards united in•
max.-Bills of Exchange drawn under, or by winos Oa she Traits VI haw velinvia•lSs.' 'to the attack on Corte-dura, writes. from Cadir •on seising him to the throne, which they Ind already
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Act above recited, are not liable to the Stamp DUT. Ns da pas. prepared for him in their hearts. l
v__were published, in tivo. price Its. the 12th, that it was impossible to attempt the
No I ersons residing out of his Majesty's. Donrialeos ant alp rp ECOLLECTIONS of 'JAPAN, comprising a sagt at low water, without a loss of at least four " Let as support his immovable throne, which no
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, titled to the privileges of she Act. ;LID particular Aceount of the Religion. Language, Govern- thousand men. person can attempt to shake with impunity, and
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TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, matt, Laws, and Manners-of the People; with Observations on _. e without. wounding all hearts; for reason condemns him
Parsuant to a Decree of the High Court of Chancery, mode in the y, Climate, Population, and Productions of the We have received the Cadiz Journals of the SUL
who opposes the will of all. Justice punishes him •
two Causes of Levu against Wearnaseet., and Lew against CoularYte-,1 captain pOLOWNIN, Author of " Narrative 9th, and 10th of January. • The following is a literal , . .
and even the Surname B
Lem, before Jon> &Ruiners -Heavier, Esq. one of the of a Three ease Captivity in Japan." To which are prefixed, translation of every thing which they contain relative , Elva, by whom Kings
Masters of the said Court, in the Public Sale-Room of the Chronological Details of the Rise, Decline, and Renewal of to the insurrection of the troops :-Afoniteur. reign, seals with his all-powerful hand the reproba- . .
Court, its Southampton-buildings, London, on the 17th day British Commercial Intercourse with that Country. tion of those guilty men whose haughty '
spirit erects
Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street. CADI;, JANUARY 10. '1 `.ll
of FLBRUAILY, 1 aro ; • itself into an arbiter of Sovereigns.
TWO FREEHOLD HOUSES, No. 1, and N 0.2, THE EVELYN MANUSCRIPTS. • PROCLAMATION OF JANUARY 8. " Soldiersl-The moment for eztetniinating those
on the West side of Queen-street, ateapside in the Qty a Inhabitants of Cadiz, true Spaniards, who have
' said mas_ This day was published, handsomely printed, In Two Vols. men is are . Let us run to meet them boldly ;
of London.-Particulars may be had, grads, at the at all times given unequivocal testimonies of your - r •
Portraits and other Engrave let us be faithful executors of the justice and cle- • 5.
ter's Chambers, in Southampton-buildings aforesaid; of Mr. to-- Royal Quarto, embellished with attachment and yuur fidelity to Ferdinand VII. the - • ;
first 'tains price Sl. 15s. 6d. boards, the See
zags, by the . , inenc of a beloved Kin
binson, No. 1, Carey-street, Lincoln's-fields ; 3lessrs. Bovill g, recognized and respected i i
Pr cond Edition of -best of Kings, our heart is afflicted anew by a moral Y -
er and Tustin, Bride-court, Bridge-street, Bleckfriars ; of Messrs. v the whole nation.- •
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,- Welcbman and Beet, Stamford-street, Biackfriars; and of Mr. M •
EMOIRS of JOHN EVELYN, Esq. the cele- contagion, more serious, perhaps, than that physical b. • " MANDEL FREYRE."
z''. Tooke, Holbom-court, Gray's-inn. braced Author of Sylva, Ste. written by Himself. Printed one which we have just escaped. A band of perjured NEwB RECEIVED SY THE GOVERNOR FROM THE GO- •
from the original M& in the Library at Wotton. rebels, forgetful of their honour and of our holy reli- . VERNOR 01P SAN LUCAR. •
• UNIQUE FACTS FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY. Edited by WILLIAM BRAY, Esq.
VIIE MILITARY REGISTER for 1819, coin: Fellow and Treasurer of the Society of Antiquaries, Ike. gift, have allowed themselves to be seduced by false ~ ,
. a General Michelena, with the battalions of Gust. i ;is':
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Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit-street. • promises, and have entered the town of San Ferdi- a '
4 axara and Catalana, marched on Ultrera, to pro.-
.a.. 'plete, in Fifty-two One-Shilling Numbers ; forming the • coed from thence to Viso where • •
'-Eleeenth and Twelfth Volumes of the First Series. - This (ley was published, nando, and other Communes, where they commit the . • . he will form a junca,_ .
% tion with General Cruz, who '
A few Copies remain of this Work, which eontaius many hun- The Second Edition, revised, with all the Names restored, In excesses with which we are acquainted, without any is now at camona with. . i ,
tired facts eoncerning the ARMY and NAVY; and di5C11.551,0111 4to. price It. 2s. boards, other object than that of assisting certain traitors to a division of ten thousand men, to which General.
upon many of them, nowhere else to be found, of which the
TA' ORA C E WALT E' LETTERS to GEORGE realize their unjust projects, end to frustrate an Ex- Ferrag will be joined, with two squadrons ofcrivalryi; ••• Ift
, following are a few : Cektrated Letter of Junius Militant
LA. MONTA.GU, Esq. from the year 1736 to 1770. Pub- • • Genera} F -• •J • 'di, '
'sedition which has been fitted oat in 'circumstances Freese is at etga with the Royal Carabi.c . , c
• on the Duke of York's Command ; with the Apology of the lisped
front.the enn-rsals in the • of the Editor. • in to march a ainst
.• Morning Chronicle for inserting it, and its suppreesion. Epistles ""7"The Letteis-
ta nonce Walpole touterare .nteeee hi their extremely critical, which does the greatest honour to nee", re g g the mutineers."
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of Greed-us to the Secretary at War, and on the Job and Ad- • Spain, and which would be the destruction of her 'lt is remarked at London, that eight Members of . •
way: that in wlikh they shine unrivalled, IS thele•-aCCurate re-•
ventures of the Store-Keeper-General Whole Series of Junius Re_.. . . • ' the Cortes quitted England, to returu to Spain, four ' i •
non of the passing scenes of each day, pointed by remarks revolted children : but Gon, who watches over us,. -
• Medicus on the Blind Pensioners' Job, and the Knighthood of "``l
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th f beore e arrival he news of the insurrec-
Sir W.' d a„vith the full Oficial 1 • him. Army equally witty and'Arcastie• A new Denweeltu* "erne e° have and protects in an especial manner this city, has de- days i• , '
abatuned the pen, m sneer at the grave follies Of the hemean creed its preservation ; and he will preserve it from lion.-anistitiaknnel•
:y. Estimates complete, with exposures. Letters a heels, Am em .4
speeles."-Quarterly Review. - The from Gibraltar, of the 10th of Ja •
x•• Female Influence in the Army. Ettraordinary Case of•Colouel printed for Radven and martin Bond-strut; t and Henry so great a,. calamity :. he will - maintain among you nuary, , •• 4
"I Horne, of the Guards, dismissed for losing his money. Of Cap- • • e
, that.fidelity to the King which ony have hitherto Published by a Journal of Bourdeaux, and which - •
tain Vt'hite, 4th Dragoons, for obeying orders. Trial of Sie n C'ealburns ec'n'llai'itleet* ..
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Lindsey, on a private Letter, secretly opened at the W - NEW ITALIAN CLASS BOOKS. displayed.
• Amid the dangers with which we arecontained • disastrous news from Spain, is not au- ,• • ••1
thentic,Journel des Debuts. ,Sil
Trials and mat-administration in the nth, or King's Regiment. Of Just publisbed, by Hirai Coaaintst,..Cepiti,ateeets surrounded, your Military Governor has nothing to
• Surgeon Stokoe, for calling the sick Napoleon " a Patient." Of fear : continue to be faithful to your Sovereign, and - 1
TheJ owinatlhde Paris quotes a. Brussels
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Colonel de Guile, for spe:king as a Senator. ,Iteal Character . 2,... ITALIAN ?RADER ;Wroitr, Ritriets from- despise the-counsels with which the wicked wouldauthority
.or e. complete tranquillity of Spain, with
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of Mr. Arbuthnot, murdered in America. Depopulation of the .t the most en with explanatoryendeavour to mislead • • the exception of part a Valencia and Andalusia. you . give me an account of
ancient Tenantry of Sutherlandshire. Complete Gazettes, Gems. nes, a Series of proireselve Lessors, the study of
• rat Orders, Ste. &c. which 'ilia! the Scholar to reaciand properly understand every thing which you discover, and assist me in de- BERLIN, JANUARY 18. , -
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To be had at the Office, No. 5, Pall-Malkeari; and of all the Works of each Writer. . strining the enemies of our homes. Numerous meet- The change in our Ministry, which took place on ; -
e. Booksellers and Nosvonsat. logs in public places being dangerous- in the present the` Ist of January; continues to be the sub ect of the- •.' Ba AL SANTAGNELLO.
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The Smoot; Edition, One VoL 12mo. price 6s. j
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so. II AR V$Y'S SAUCE, FOR FISH, GA ME, STEAKS, ise. Also; by the same Auth' nr circumstances, I hope that you will avoid them, pay- conversation, both here, and in 'other pins of All
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) A RECENT TRIAL IN THE COURT OF 2. Sequel to dwindles Scatter; or, Ear
Acts from the most in attention to the rules of conduct which I shall Monarchy. Persons who hear those conversations` •,
KIN G's BENCH, " LaZenby e. Hallett and Herdic," axiom Italian Poeta; with Not.., one vol. leme. Its. •
think just and necesssary to prescribe for you. may easily convince themselves, that all that foreign • .'
haying proved that no precautions are sufficient against the 5. Itiliaa,Pbraesolegys a Companion to all Italian Gammon. (Signed) - 44 ALONZO ROORIoUBIL VALDES. journals publish about the pretended system of terror.. '.
I *, frauds of interested dealers, L. LAIENBY and SON think it we voL lost.7a.a. " Cadiz, Bth January, 1820." Which they say prevails among us, has no-foundation t
their duty again to• caution the Nobility and Gentry of the 4.acin liar Itflial GGrammar, on a PAW
:and improved Plus.
mmassy spurious imitations of their much admired HARVEY'. §ocoMaim, reefeed, Si. bound. PROCLAMATION OP JANUARY S. in truth. Certainly, people do not speak with more. t
' SA L CE. It continues to be prepared only at their Ware. .5. Italian. RaeoMii., es, adapted to the Grammar, Ss. 6d. bolted. " Heroic Inhabitants of-Cadiz'-A small number freedom at London or Paris than here, The inhabi- '
=l.. house, 5, Echvard-sirett, Portniamoquare ; and is not gem* 6. /Ise= Trasoadm a Eembsth, 4, ed. of misled soldiers, unworthy of the Spanish name, tarts of Berlin have.already been accustomed to ex- ,
. u•lless ti! label of each bottle is signed Elizabeth Lazenby.;....
TIM BRITISH EMPIRE IN Mo. -' • have endeavoured to disturb the public tranquillity, press, with the greatest freedom, their opinions ou , • .
), Dealers in Fish Sauce are informed, that every bottle of the
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eenne eee arrogating to themselves the power of imposing laws public affairs. This custom, which dates from the
-.", lee Trial above alluded to. Edition, embellished with One Hundred Views and Maps, on their Prince, and•forgelful of the fidelity which time of Frederick 11. who never took amiss there-
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•A T R.G II EENOUGIi's PECTORAL LOZENGES mut for 1810; consisting of a succinct and accurate s
of the British, Empire, its Colonies and Dependencies, in jects of th
speedily punished as it deserves by the faithful sub- Prussia, and full use is now made of it.
e'lCing. These faithful subjects are assem- Many enlightened 'pei•sons highly disapprove ,of P
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ig with activity inthe vicmity o Ultrera, and will the changee
•• • f in the Ministry. M. Boyne is particu-.
• p•.-,lves them a superior remedy for all Coughs, Hoarsen**, leetalls oft:re:ion, ltevenoes, Produce, Conuaesce,fite. Zee.-
:Sire Threats, Asthmatic and Consiuriptive Complaints. The By the Rev. J. GOLDSMITH, • soon present a force superior to that of the Itevolu- laxly t etted. He hes long enjoyed griat peps-'
. t..•:•ilne only have " IL Hay Ward," printed on the stamp, by
Author of the Grammar of General. Geography, and other Works. tionists, or on the military principles, and larity, which has been increased by his efforts to in-*: I
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•. v Loran they are prepared, as successor to Mr. Greenoaeb, dm Printed for Sir Richard Phillips and Co. lkidsecourt. Bridge. conducted 1 • ••• 'd
l• • d of fi y experience ea ers,•
rm courage, troduce a better systemlut the administration of jut.: Inventor. Sold in Boxes at Is. lid. each, by his appolatetent, street ; sad to be had of au iinnirseuers.. .
, and:aiknowledged iepination. I hope that you will tice. M. de Huns is also regretted, becauseha.
New keys, 45, St. Paurskturch-Yard ; Sutton, Bev, Clittreh- Of whom may be had,
t ycrd; Bayley and Co. Cockspur-street; Flit Royal gicbange; 1. Giff,ord's Abildgment of Jitaelisteek's Commstaules; lose •
learn with satisfaction their defeat, the news of.which was considered as a zettons advocate of the Consti-
,,, Johas,,e, Condit' ; Ward, St 4, Holborn; auk. 269, Borough ; bound. • ' • will soon reach us t but in. the meantime,. the,:inte- tutional system, and Much was expected from his in-.
:et Set-er 150 Oxford-street; BarclaYs, Fleet-Market 011itte, 56, 2 Phillips on the Powers and Duties of Juries; as. rest of each individual, the welfare of all, the honour fluence in the organitnion of the new Repretentative e
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i 1-....:adi11y ; end the Venders of Genuine Medicines. Where also 3. Trotter's Walks through Ireland ; 14s. •
which belongs to this illustrious city, and the pre- Constitution, whicli h particularly studied, It trios 1 ;1•1
11:4y be had, Mr. 6 REENOUGII's CELEORATEDTING 4. Wibiems's Farmer's Lawyer; es.
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LIZES fur preserving the Tecin and Gums, and miring the S. Young's FarmerS Kalenclar ; les. boards.• Servation of the good opinion matertattlet, of #.,,.. be.aclicnoaledgeci, botrever,- that the ca• usesr. of this-
ri •a-srb, in large Bottles, at its. ficl. cask. 6.
.Youpgand Wilianks, half-bound together, 20s. • teiff ehing dein:tads new pioofii of nibderation, obe- unexpected change are net yet'cleattcl tie. f
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