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'IEW for December, 1818. Prise Ss. ed. bye, °mesa • t"litkuli hewils. pun., f.;ertaialy, . if.the measures be •
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a Sketches in America Gone. 4'l' to Ids PARTSEITOVE L With Moeda* saes ~„11,4,61' inapt; teedlae---t.e,-*Tra die! evetlll42Sabdilsiun'iriminakim "" te.#.N.4 kweitihi by he.eloalette 91'i 11 orra.‘ .• 1 .
frisk Melodies, Nee. il and 7, alit• Plannwes. Dy.III.II.ALPIE,II.D.4:AJI ' • . .
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plumes of the .•Of Go &it'd nos-{ s. Menu Onnari-ebe Tanuess..." : • By T. SOC./TH*OOIY MS, tit - Irujo, we uncle. stand, ilseits, that by tiois Diann this ~
so. ••• - ' need the fastreidea.erifeas Ceshwe-Dftlxleen : !Thiele Peeheleelletirdet of the eash'eee ages" L...,...tie""1" re-conquest of America ' will no longer be-delayed, • ,
MIL price es. beanies ' 'of ,Tacos eiiagoe-Rmerreetiea-aealmetur-'4•114"41611-• =1.1......" !it° dejLeßeie-leme) ui.o which Ws "w"!-- -which as necessary- for the adthission and realisatitra ,
A New system of shoo, amese-Vothe-Works withdat Pelli•=. Tehh without Weds •,..,_,, or to as to.
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-viliiketed istsband,Waliorsdieett one argrardo-Manillite-e Aft:- rfarrZ-vaitlie itapmelday the Ogse* 'OF the.prespodds laid before the ittliid 'Rowers. • - ,
• Page* "4 ninittated bt etc*. 'glucose of the B. &Asir-.,.
ICLIOLSON. Elegoperidion-•- I- Ache takilles of tie air& by reinsalige se awns* OF
et
.edosaam, this °tan is ceesia„,..j.as.,,„„,,„ 21.&_.
Lt: Cenversion-Delsrpf
enZvoun-Predesti- *various, aad atestracans es Immemlfal. Ewe we caemot here awes; hie thou' gh /440 hes a littiel;;di, Ri-e-ftreaTiat
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ar. Simplicity. am brevity, nettent, Vreo.will.-Priyer -.4
Flodll Ptak= rps In Or.i4oPliou, bin mask raametsuatteixe:premstetizzilisi say he bars_ 1 ,
tillage of its predecessors. me sarrooket"Nribrowom-aftoodatoev...,,,,, „it. book itselL-We reteat soul. This, howevet, may Clifton/
d this, by proems that this me. - % of .1..0
Relative Patles--Inisfineelen hi Her- i 9 ft a Week dlstltipiLlisitoy cider, staggetherel eensiloglne orgy- a pretty, idea the .....rt to which our Mit* .4:
✓of "wk.' tbal3 any former' fit :4...1V" el tleto-Deatti• - • Seeef- onattelal'eatillessarfunalariaaalagailerms sters are run, and the dilemma. in w:lich the Calaitia - •,-' .
;sastHee veryydsi.fdllYt I' by ell'vin2 Ingr6" ' Priasedl7.-As X Vent t se4 OM be Lm awl Ca. sot Is the =peewee it-ilb wine are Sifa Meltable Si beebread no- is pince,L . The deliberations aa the stage ofo,stiott
ell .Boekatelent in Tawas and:Cdimaff. •
clod, 11.14' an,. Jones, Phut' Ofwlicni imay adsrotithed, by the same 'Autlise, racreasellecdca frianogo
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_* • *twit byinithowill"bastavoig Sir:Zindof America absorb every other attention.. and nothing
. . SERMONS, Si Tyce-X•logies;abee. price 13a. Iligsliktbe piety to oast benewmenen same, lola ein _ lin- is bi:uffn uf but the aneans of stopping the pifitreos
MEET o'cuiPaoth. ?..thar:i. voik. . .
A ~ a ,• • - • • '' .. B6* of it Melt maw rie•o-r•WY leasoldhie lions" of the. esOlutibn there. Yet..nothiog.ii determined ..
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ss largo Vel. Hans. adengs. to Thy des lin'' At* •-• Allealowiry for August, 1516.
Pour- SuMIRT, and what was thought conducive to the . . .. •
, km-Ws - 'ii. Second Edith., re•Mmt• gat ves=Zir 1-' • ' Prim". SV Ihunisill"ilikb ilig jam' . . viewmast 'oath. is abandoned the 'Mee...
ess Eli- • .
0,14 A s . AR• ME F TEACHING al Imllei""ni."'"1"1"‘414-1126-Iiiii
SPAIN. - , according to the4.444lllllLiirge'recommenffittlontrAls"lll4l6e, some very r.
finportatit branch a t. Le .a. CHILDREN" to READ, upon the Principle originally . .
niter Classes in Schools, antler• disceveredby the Sint Berthoud, with an entirely new damage-• • • verend characters, in order to preach agilnst Atheism •
JOLIN MILIARD, AubtAnt meat, calculated to adaptit CO Me Erigliala language. MADRID, DNCEMBIIR 10. and Republican principles, but no volunteeri of this . I
don. Second Edltion,wkh manyßy Mrs. WILLIAMS. Plitt VATS 1.1/11111a, class can now be found, as their coenpianiens vho , .
coons. • oWe can very cooSdefitly recommend this little Work to the a ~.
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___ . have already landed on the other side of the Atlantic,
Fished, ender titles similar to the sundered those for whom it is designed; both Teachers and CU- Great Mad general has been our alarms within the
have not. fared' very well ; and it is underitooil that
by far thy heat We ma scarcely dreg will find their aenunige in it."-British Critic, Jan. Isis. last weeks. They have, however, in some measure
into which so great a variety of ~ We recommend ills lute Volume as not only calculated to subsided at the present moment, though the causes the Patriots nO longer pay respect to the cowl or the
is compressed "-Eclectic Re- facilitate the acsuisi• ion of our language to fereiimers, but ea which gave rise to them stilt exist, tonsure, if found to be a bar to their emancipation."
offering to the Schee' of Bell and Lancaster whatever is want- and as to
rood, Neely, and Jones, Pater-apprehend Some dreadfully disastrous event. It is
tat in &tit method, of instruction to render them susceptible of FRANCE. '
practical andgeneral utility."-Europeara Mag. March, MS. now very evident that the par tee assembled in the
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MNEMONICS. " The Plan of Mrs. Williams is ingenious, and will probably country, whether they are called banditti, rebels, or
! meanest capacity, and its appu. excite atteation.“--Gentlernan's Mag. Jan. 1819. ' guerillas, are in several parts, and very numerous; • . CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.
imusement than labour. It pos- Printed for the Author,No. so, Keppel-street, Russell-square; iniTINO OP TIM 26TH Deentaltlt.
ate precediog method'', and, as a sold bY Longman; porn, gees, Clime, and Brown, Paternoster- that
.they possess military discipline, and are well
The Sitting opened at one o'clock. M. Courveisier, • . t
have yet appeared."-Monthly row Ina few days will be published, provided with arms and ammunition. Further, they
, An Edidos of the same Work for Preparatory and Sunday ,have plans concerted with each other. Their force Vice-.. Presidenooccupied the chair. •
•baron Pasquier, she Kee of the Seals, M. Roy,
14s. in extra boards, illustrated . . Schoolurice is. dd. half considerably increases by desertions from the army, Minister
mof binance, and Baron Capella, Councillor •
zit of M. itesseecc, the Third A VALUABLE NEW YEAR'S GIFT TO YOUNG • more particularly from those corps destined to em.
PERSONS. • of State, occupied the bench of the Ministers.
bark against South America. It is said that these
VIEMORY, founded upon Teo day was published, elegantly printed in Two large Vela. Count DUPONT, in the name of the eighth bureau,
by M. GREGOR VON FEL lemo. illustrated with Frontispieces, price len boards, parties are directed by military men of character and
proposed the admission of M. ,de la Haye, Deputy of •
atesology, history, Geography, .11HE• CONTEMPLATIVE PHILOSOPHER ; talent, and that numbers in the regular
service of the
the_Sarthe. Adopted. .
Poetry, Prose, and Arithmetic. -
-IL or, Short Essays ott the various Objects of Nature noticed King are entplled to act as anon as an apportnnity
lee order of the day on the Report of the Central
nun of the principal Sritems of throughout the Year • with Poetical niusaationa aad Moral offers.
idlest period to the present time. Reflection, on each nn'hioot. , It appears that son* days ago an attack was
Commission on the Project of Law presented by the
wood, Neely, and Joins, Pater- By RICHARD LOBB. projected on the capital, with a view to seize the per-
Minister of Finance in the last sitting, was called.
. sons of the King and Royal Family, but the project
• Fourth Edition, Corrected and Improved. Count Bzuottoe, the Reporter, said : " Gentlemen,'
?rice ss. in boards.- ••••-• -- - London : Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Peter. was discovered-but it is well understood that some
this is the fourth year that the Government proposes
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a Non-Medical Cowmen- roster-row. - . • of the Foreign Ministers were greatly alarmed. -In
you to grant provisionally a part of the direct and.
arising from Metunt ciulliy, in w The Publishers of " The Contemplative Philosopher" eon- consequence of the discovery, report says, that the to.
indirect Contributions in waiting, till the nevi Liver •
and baneful efforts of Loon Nre_ dive they cannot present a more gratifying treat to the Public . . . • . .
than by submitting to their notice a New Edition of the, bad_ princtpat leader Of the enterprize, who still remains
a Finanie be passed. For 1819, in particular, rho
- •
Seminal weakness, &c. are fully
more remarks on certain Female
Dating Vssays,.which are, at ooze, correct in their delineation of unknown, caused. the operation to be deferred.- ~-,
Government demands. that the Chamber may vow •
City; Part II f. embraces Priedmeantime have been called towards the
_ Pldlakphicai tint*, and abound in the moat refined and exalted Troops in the . .
the . six-twelfths of the personal contributions, of the
•
bility, tielf-Abuse, &c.; in Pars "19*W soniments. That this Edifies (being the Fourth) might . •
. capful, but there is scarcely a regiment in coun-
contribution rnobiliaire, and of the contribution on. , I
„dee of the prooodkrg anhiseca,
.cohrresplino as nearly as possible. with the present Kate of the i
. try that is not dissatisfied, nearly all contain both • ,
p yucat scierees, the k has been revised throopoett, eau doors and windows Mad patents. The levying of
naaner, and the whole addressed
both Sexes. considerablyinsprovcd and nilargwi.by an eminesu Paitosoltaer, Officers and men ready to join in any thing that may .
thee: contributions shall be made according- to the. .
• who has simply studied to reader it accurate, without changing restore a new order of things, and all are well aware
Consulting Surgeons.rates of 1818. The Minister requires likewise tie
•its or su ',elan"!
rooster-row, Londisa ;* and of all style, PP . :ray 'it the excellent moral.,""cti.ena that this can only be dome in one way-for no amend-
, which give to these lump sonegnisiwa charm. lee tug the indirect contributions till the new law
- - ce which do not ematfirWri of • end the opening of a provitional t r dit t
be consultod, as usual. every day. LE.M.1.... ASA P&Aftelllw.e ..• ”,,, - • " finglagarnill C
of 200,000,000 of francs, for the discharge of cur- ,
I the country are *quested tp-de- I'
>sing a remittance for Advice and NE the faete whieh are dication is organized *throughout the country, by
os unequivocally and as reopeotobly attested es say onset- rent expenses. The Government cannot give, and
of sec- ret marks and signs similar to those used
does not give any other reason for this than nectar adud to any part of the world. rence in science, win prove to the attend,. reedeetbst she SWIM means
peas, I.:, Bouverie-street, Fleet-- of di depends not on the commas medical gettlbcoSeas, in FreetinaennrY, which have hitherto baffled the art- sity."-The Reporter here referred to the reasons de• i
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skill in poetry, in the speculations of metaplifelres or in the petty most vigilance of the Government and the Confes- veloped in support of the law when first introduced.
tUCTION FOR YOUTH. dexterities and legerdemain of modern chemistry; bet le the signal.- These armed bands have already laid some _
" The Administration of Finance, if well conduc-
f Scientin • Education are pub- ancient mode of experiment called Empyi Winn, and which the
` ° ` •• d• meditmi, m mystical .a. towns under•contribution ; nay; at one time they were
ox, and Joy, Paternoster-row : mystical profession of medicln..! has is led, as it is believed to be, is always prepared to give
.EDGE ;cr, A Familiar Ac- pernition-has discredited reason. Principles are here deditied in numbers within tee leagues of the
. capital.
.. The a statement of the receipts and expenditure, and its l
Productions of Nature, Mineral, from numerous eases, which art aU complete experiments; and persons belonging to the COurt did every thing to account at the end of the year is nothing else than a •
laze chiefly employed for the use of .1)
noupleion is given, and no system insinuated, unsupported y conceal their • feat's ; but 'that they were greatly a methodical- recapitulation of the daily state of both.. 4.
'woof Fikures, and intended as a an Indisputable fact.
Hospitals, tired of alarmed was evident from the measures to which The Commission fias remarked, with regret, that the- - - •
I Reference ;by the Rev..Williani The modern Practitieuers of our Military , '
Animal alograohr." The Second medical mysticism, and of curtailed noses, rotten bones and they resorted. One of the steps immediately taken accounts are-less advanced this year than on the pre- '
Iterations and •Additions, an‘witis ruined constitutions, are returning wisely into the path of Em- was that of opening all the letters found in the Post- ceding 'year. if these accounts wtre not entirely •
• ed Designs. In S vols. Prleltfits and Professedly
very improved curing by Galenical decoctions, with- office, and the Inquisitor-General was set to 'work exempt from imperfection, it was at least more easy -
out the aid of mercury, that dreadful disorder which .14 the with fresh. instructions to his emissaries stationed by them to avoid defects in future. Nothing of this
d Snrusteat TILICIONOMOTAT ; with punishment of licentious love. This is a splendid figure in the
kind has occurred in the present year. The change
and Distances, Proctunsnof
• the annals of medicine. It is a truth of the utmost importance to throughout the country. by mostrigorous measures
ri,edthlarstobluettooseofot uft s, and bureau nature, and is =additional proof, if any could be wanting have also been adopted to prevent the entry of all of the Minister affords no excuse, because where there
after the experience of half a century, that VELN 08' PEG& foreign prints and writings, but more particularly exists institutions, the change of men ought not to
Men at College; by thinthus Cue- TABLE SYRUP is a safe, though powerful, substitute for
those cumin t frpm England. affect the march of affairs. Whatever change is ti-
the •.
Weary Academy, Woolwich; Au- Mercury in all case'. These Sons of Pereeehet,descendingto tt When, ow, and where the storm will burst upon
noes, Doctrines, and Duties of the. tke Earth, will in time endeavour, as the Author don, to under- titer made or contemplated in the persons of Minis- !
stand and opply its vegetable produce; and they will then sc- us, no body is preparecror even dares to foretell, but hers, the •Chambers must always find a Ministry '
se of Mechanics, and other Works it has long been gathering. and cannot be avoided.
re-
knowledge the importance of Vellum' Vegetable Syrup, &ad of sponsible to the Government. The Honourable Meen-
ronomical, and Geographical Cares- the present Edition price is. of A residence in Madrid is deemed extremely dangerous.
and Private Families; Xtes.Margaret ACCOUNT CURES by VELNOS' VEGETABLE ~.. -. .
An ACCO . . ne ihin is fully aware of the situation into which y called to tle epar ment of Finance
her recent) I D • t F•
SYRUP, In disorders deriving their origin or malignity from g acknowledges that this provisional arrangement in
~. boards,lllnstrated by
scorbutic itnreities and the indhoreet and frequent use of Ca- the ]kingdom is plunged ; and by those who have ac- the raising of the taxes may lead to great inconve-
pierce, Author
loqsel, &c. which oc'casion obstructions in the lymphatic vessels. cess to Court, he is said to be in a very melancholy
t by
n 3Nr. Virginia, iNnia. dt Dt Stislated fromfiend., and that it has lasted too long. Let us hope
A.M.ad Its vo'ls, C.llaa. price IL leis and diminish and enfeeble the vital actions of the ..vhoki system. state of mind. He feels that he does not possess the that he will use all his influence to put an end to it.
or. By TROUP CANHAM, sole Proprietor of the Medicine, aephew
smallest particle of popularity ; this he sees every time The Minister engages to the Chamber to submit a
, and only successor to him and Mr. ,
May, intended for the Instruction to thcriateshita!osws2a,
2ellnci;ith.Nst.reet,
slolehor!ers-street, Oxfuril-street (removed he ride-, out in his carriage. The trick of placing legislative provision, which will have for id object to
g People; in which the First Prin. Dc hired persons along the road-side to bellow out-
ally explained. With Questions for from abolish these provisional grants; and it is regretted,
" 'reckoning some diseases as incurable, and others es past ' Long Live the King.' has been seen through. He
by the Rev. J. Joyce. - Third Edi- By _
in E vols. price 9s. half-bound: the period of cure, Physicians do only enact a law of neglect,
and la o_Ricoii. can trust no one, and he feels that Monks and Friars witted to. the deliberation of the Chamber. It is to
intended for the InstructiOn andPiccadilly; J. Avarua, ,t, Lam- have fastened upon him like the night-mare, yet he
and exempt their ignoranee from discredit infamy."-Bacon. , .
eople ; in which the First Principles
hill Sold by J. Ridgway, 170,
has not courage to shake them off. This state of un- be hoped that the Minister will forthwith take the
tal Philosophy are fully explained; , art the the liookkilers•
easiness is greatly increased by the schemes in agita- orders
.. of his Majesty, and that he will submit a pro-
rising Mechanics, Astronomy, Hy- FRIENDS will be kind to request their Seri/ants , .
tton to restore his lather to the throne, who on the vision which will accomplish the object proposed, . •i
its, Magnetism, Electricity, and Gal- and Carriers to ask for conformable with the constitutional principle and •
n 6 vols. prise l ss. half-bound. • RICIIARD TUILNEWS BLACKING. other hand, bas become extremely popular, and, above annual grant of taxes. The proposal of thislaw and . • '
A COMPANION to the &uterine Du- LINES. INSCRIBED TO MR. RICHARD TURNER, a 11,,, he dreads the intrigues and abilities, nay, even that of the Midget, is certainly among the number of .
mistant and Pupil's Manual in Natn-
rim CALCIIRATOP SLAP-IMO MANIIPACTOILY.- LONDON-10AD. the vengeance of the Queen-mother. He is also aware, ,
sophy ; containing a complete Set of or - those which the Chamber expects with the greatest
Unenoor'd, and loose each pendant sale, that the whale people of Europe have in some way or •
sea, for the„Examination of Pupils in , impatience. In this hope, the Commission supports •
•
d forming a Seventh 'Volume of that While Commerce talons di' auspkious gale, other pronounced on the question between him and the measure of voting proVisionally the half of the ••
I, A Compendium of the principal The stately vessel ride,;
his father, and his Minister not being admitted at the receipts, and 200,000,000 of credit for the expendi-
rat of Science. Half-bound,
.es. 6d. . They come-the fairing breezes play,
late Congress and the little attention paid to his claims ' sure. This is only done on the plea of necessity."
Dratoooss on the Aticaoscorx, bi- And, cptiekl3l.e'sr Mt Wirek W.' I
tad Entertainment of Young Persons In pane trht she gildim ! for mediation, andother points urged in a very strong The Commission, after several other observations, '
e wonders of the minuter parts of the . And gaitsinithen'eciier Sestin'd port, manner, have not tended to tranquillize his mind. proposed an amendment in the second Article of the '
ccount of the Principles of Vision; The Mere, lei boy crowds resort, " It appears that the graf,d plan which now occu- Project of L• w, which proposed that the indirect
I nianagesnent of the most improved -aim acolahom pies the emotion of the linistry,h but more particu- Contribution should continue till the promalgatica
scopes; illustrated with ten Plates in Thy sttnitiCliit these Sons of Trade ;•
'-bound. . TW sewing Uwe is them dleptafd - - early of the Marquis de Irujo, is to strike a great and of the Law of Finances, substituting the Ist of July •
eues; new Edition, improved and • Tilatoinm to Wealth assil.WaPtt l- general blow in the whole of South America, in order for the former indefinite period.
tor, price IS. 6d. sewed. But chio o'er all, in pick tem4dt . toput an end to the war at once. In order to carry
w easisom ; or, A Brief Description of Exiing itil is 'eagellaind, this project into
execution, plans have been formed, This Amendment was not discussed. The centre
of the Chamber moved that the discussion should
Account of their Uses. Illustrated Tnutese.miliodroilf Feet ;he result of which seems to be, that 10,000 men are take place on Monday ; but the Members on the left •
,
sly half-bound ; by Dr. Aikin. The stran_ger Tuonnats•Lactvto views-
side insisted pn a more distant day, while the right
Of Providing Food; S. Of Providing • ebs eye the ?ar-fem'd On purities, • • 'deemed necessary for Venezuela and New Granada,
side took no part in the quettion. The Chamber at
ig niter--described in a Sating of i -
.flafl,spelte it for Isik own ! ' • ‘' 1000 for Mexico, 14,000 for Buenos Apes, and 8000
on of Young -Persons. Half-beand.
Tbe mend of gratitude, if 4ue •
•'for Chili, in all 40,000. • Anew scheme, presented
• • last adjourned till Tuesday, when this P • f
Project o • .
e Author. l' To him, who gives the sombre One. - `by the Marquis, it seems, has
..sspet with the approba- Law wilt be discussed.
of the Y.aaa, being an Enlargement I
Of life's dull scene, to shim ' • thin of his Majesty, and this is said to be, to deliver •
e; by Mr. Arthur Aikin. In lava With ornament, that charms she siiptli- M. DI/dexter will, in the next Sitting, dilate on
a proposition relative to Petitions. The object will
Imparting splendour and delight, over to Russia the Balearic Islands, viz. hlajorca,
be, to oblige* the Ministers to give an account of
i A /MAILS biIIIPCTI ; selected from Na-
fussmo, that timed is thine ! Minorca, and !yin ; to Holland the seven Canary i
rued with Poetry; by Joseph Taylor, the Petitions which the Chamber reconimer.ils to their ,
.
'MAI since to thee the Nations ow 6, , Islands ; to England the Island of Cuba ; and to
embellished with engraviogs, price so.
The beanteousJet, whose brilliant giow, France Puerto Rico, •the Spanish part of the Island -attention.
Uiirivall'd shines in fame; of Santo Domingo,. and the Philippine Islands. By
Mans ; or, The Characteristic FeaturesM. LAMP, de Villeveque, will on Tuesday Make
Tie enduring record still of Time,
a proposition for fixing wore surely the basis of Pub-
,ited on a new Plan; by Jol n Oreig, this meani, it is supposed, Minister Irujo expects to
In very distant age and clime
tic Credit, and for augmenting the quantity of- Specie
ide to Arithinetk, fee. In a Loge vol. obtain the necessary transports, and-other requisites,
I; en on large paper., lila 6d. boards. Shall promulgate thy name!
ang, 011 Y gm .__
s«I -b the Anus to realize tile strioedition, the tOtal amount of which
• • This regulation might be adopted with advantage N the
wo the Use of the thanes; containing ir," That the Public may not be i
tin Geometry, the Stereographic Pro- stuff sold by some Shoparepers under the name of Blastringom bias been calculated at thirty millions of dollars, in, circulation.
the and Proggess of Geography and careful in askiog for " TURNER'S BLACKING." 'though it waS thoUght that the above transfers, if English Parliament. •
: :labor. la Plato. price is. board.. No. 11 4, LonderuataiL
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