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Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-02
Removal.
JOHN sUTER, s. co.
Conch & Harness Maker,

ESPECTFULLY informs the public
II that he has removed bis shop to the
new brick building on Pitt street between
King and Cameron streets, in the rear OF
the City Hotel; where he is prepared to
execute any orders in bis line OF business,
in the best manner and at the shortest no.
tice. He has on hand first rate
Coachee and Gigs,
for sale. He is determined to pay the
strictest attention to bis business, and bis
charges will be moderate
iune g.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-02
SDring Goods.

DRADEN MORGAN & Co. have i'm
ID ported ia the ship Wilhelmina. fron
Liverpool.
7.8 6ne and super fancy prints
go do do do chintz
Do super furniture do
Do cambria muslins,
GA do do
Do camb. ging. striped &.checked
Plain leno
Tam5oured do
Loom sewed japaned
Do do do book
Tamboured do
India do
Do null SMUSLINS.
Corded check
Hair cord
Fancy stripe
Do check
Satin stripe
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BOW.DITCH'S

BOWUIlCHS
DRACiICAL NAVIGATOR, 9Th edi.
i ton,
American coast pilot, 10th edition.
Nautical almanacs for i822-23-24.
A general assortment of charts
Day T. night telescopes, from DIG toI25
The L**** Family at Washington,
or winter in the Metropolis.
A large supply of the school Books in
general use, country merchants. acade
mics and schools supplied at the Philadel
phia wholesale prices.
French g. American paper hangings, &
borders, of new patterns, just received
and for sale by A. Il. KENNEDY,
may Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-02
For Providence. r.. I.

.s8N The fast sailing schr. ANN, capt
.& Rowland, is now ready to load
can take 400 bbls. freight and few pas
sengers. Apply on board or to
E. CORNING, Vowell's wharf.
June IS st
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-02

To Cabinet Makers 8 Others.
fYNHE subscriber has for sale an elegant
J. assortment of =
Fine crled mahogany,
suitable for sideboards or secretary fronts,
on moderate terms, he also returns his
most grateful thanks to his friends and the
public 10 general for past favors, and hume
bly, solicits continuance of their patroA
mage and support. He has also variety
Of CABINET GOODS on hand.
WIN. GREEN,
Cabinet Maker and Upholsterer,
Royal street, opposite the Market House.
/ may Is
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A. C.. CaZenove y Co.

HAVE for sale, on accommodating
4 4 terms,
Young dyson and. gunpowder tea, cargo
of ship Panther, imported last month;
Prime retailing molasses
N. E. rum, Jamaica do.
Whiskey, gin, and sugar
Finest old madeira g. port wine,
Cut nails & brads Cd to Add inclusive
Dupont's gunpowder
Baltimore window glass
Spanish .segars, yellow soap
Sperm, mould, and dipt candles
with very extensive stock of American,
European, and India piece goods
may Is
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-02
ACADEMY.

TN addition to the usual course Of studies
4 taught in the Columbus-st. Academy,
will be taught the CLASSICS by the Rev.
j. w. F.4IRCLOUGH. A few more En-
glish students can be admitted. For terms
apply to the subscriber
may Is If JAMES CADEN.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1822-07-02
mo. 6245.
ALIENS PRIZE LIST,
Of the 2sth days draining Of the
GRAND NATIONAL
10 TT b Y,


1862 4S7O9 loo
Previous to the next drawing the grace
capital prize oil
100000
will be deposited 10 the wheel. when the
following splendidpr ICES wiltall be float
100000 DOLLARS.
1 $4,000 DOLLARS.
L 10000 DOLLARS.
l 5000 DOLLARS.
81 1000 DOLLARS.
g 500 DOLLARS.
Only four drawings more. Orders
for tickets. if forwarded Immediately, will
be received in time to secure chances for
TIL above rich prizes.
Whole Ticket 20 90 Quarters 500
Halves 10 90 Eighths $50
For sale warranted undrawn at
s. & M. ALLEN e Co.'S.
Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington City.
All lottery information given gratis.
Tickets can also be bad OF our agent
JOHN A. STEW ART,
King street, .4lerandrsa.
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will be deposited 10 the wheel. when the
following splendidpr ICES wiltall be float
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12
MqS0nick Notice.
a URORALODGE, with such

~ OHOINIA LOL1OAI, VIII SVTITI
such other Lodges as shall SEQ fit to at
tend, will celebrate the ensuing Festival of
Sr. JOHN, THE BAPTIST, at FITCH
BURG. ---An GRAFTON will be pronounced
on the occasion, by Rev. Brother EzEKIEL L.
BAscoM.
The Procession will be formed at I I
o'clock, A. NJ. at the Tavern Of Capt. Jag'@th,
Of whom Tickets may be had, at : 100 each.
Suitable accommodations will be provided
for the Indies, at Bro. ZactariaE Steidoa's.-
o. Brethren Of the Masonick Family are re-
specially invited to attend.
BY order Of he Committee Of arrangements,
HENRY HILLS, Sec'~9
Aurora Lodge.
Leominster, May 20, A. L. 5a22.
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Grapes, Leghorn Bon
nets, Silks, sc. &c.
HENRY N. SKIES

ia AS lately received a large as
z. " sortnient Of fresh and seasonable Goods.
The following comprises part -
Best Nankin Grapes Canton do
some at $4s50 the pattern Levantines
florences; sattins; Sinchaws; India Lus.
trings; plaid, striped, and figured do: a
large assortment of Broadcloths Cassimeress
Caiiicoes Ginehossas, CaaahricRs; Linens
Muslins; Dinioties; Grape, silk, and Cotton
shawls Gloves; Hosiery vestings; Neck
and Pocket Hdlzfs: Laces; Fans Parasols
Silk and Cotton Umbrellas; Ribbons Cassi.
nets BeaVerets; Drilings; Jeans Ascen.
sion CORDS, and other articles for Gentlemen,s
Summer wear; Linen Sheetings Carpetings
sssttlnets; penims; Stripes; Ginghanis Bed
Ticks; Sheetings and shirtings.
also,-1 Case Of Ladies' LEGHORN
BoNNETs, numbers from 80 to 50, at prices
rising from SO: so per Bonnet IJ.ksriss.
Case Gentlemen's Leghorn HATS, various
qualities.
Worcester, Nay 90, 1929.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12
IMPORTANT TO
M;JI-Oay?aers.

VESHE Subscriber having made
n a discovery in BoxrNG MnL-Sp1SDLEs,
takes this method to lay it before the Publick
at large.-The discovery which he consid-
ers as an Improvement, consists in Cast Iron.
Bores instead of Hood, fitted and adjusted as
follows:-
10 the eye of the Bed-Stone is Box
with hole through the centre, through which
the spindle passes, not having any bearing on
the Spindle, but has groove on the tor around
the hole, six inches deep, leaving rim between
the hole and groove, and another rim on the
outside of the groove. The outer surface of
the inner rim is intended for the bearing, in
stead OF the neck. The Box in the Runner, or
Upper Stone, is squared on the Spindle, and
serves as Driver. On the under side are
grooves exactly fitting the rims of the Under
Box. The inner rim is calculated for the
bearing; and the outer rim, shutting over the
outside ofthe lower Box, to prevent all dirt from
getting into the inside, which is calculated to
contain oil.
have here given description of the
IMPROVED Boxes, hoping that all wI1oM, they
may interest will give the Inventor the patron
age and credit which SO useful and adyanta-
geols discovery deserves; believing, from
the experience which he has bad, and the o.
pnion of number of the best Judges of Mill
work, that they will be of great utility to
Mill-Owners.
WILLIAM II. HOWARD.
Worcester. .Mnu 90. 1899 tf
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Valuable Medicine.
AN7IDYSPEP7YC PILLS.,
PREPARED BY HENRY JAMES.


q n approved and almost GER
= tain remedy for Dyspepsia, or Indiges-
ten, Habitual Costiyeness, end Piles.
1t Is wei known that Dyspepsia is one of the
most frequent and formidable diseases of our
country. Its. commencement is indicated in
different patients by various symptoms, of
winch The most remarkable are-Iryegalayifv
Of NE doUets, Obsh Ute cos5reness. rioley,t head
ache, commonly called nervous or sick head
ache, yelo'oneSs Of the eyes and skin, Gcidiiv of
stomach after ealing, often called heartburn.
faf"efce, or wind on the stomach, bitter taste ii.
The mouth in the morning, fetid breath, droaosi-
ness after dinner, debility, lassttude, en,dciation.
depression Of spirits, &c.
he Pills now offered are not proposed ON
the princip Of specifcks. Their use was sug-
gested by theory; but their efficacy has been
tested by long and faithful experience, and the
result has been unparalleled success.
PtfeS being connected with Indigestion and
costlVeness, are certainly and speedily remov-
ed by the Pills.
Persons afflicted with any of the ADORE
symptoms, are assured that the Anti Dvspen-
Tic Pulls are remedy well worth their atten-
ton, and entitled to their entire confidence,
FOR SALE, BY
JEREMIAH ROBINSON Norce,ier
Likewise, by Isaac D. Bull, Hartford r. IS.
Southmayd & Co. Middletown; and ]. r.
l.. Clark s. Son, IS Maiden-Lane, New-York.
Worcester, Oct. 24, 1921 "
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MEDICAL SOCIETY.

FEyHE Members of the MAssA-
M cHUsETTs MEDICAL socrETY, for the
District ofWorcester; are notified that the An
nual Meeting of said Society will be holden at
the House of Samuel Haiha~ay, innholder, in
Worcester, on Wednesday, tie 10Th day of
June next, at 10 o'clock, A. III.
The Censors will meet at the same
place, on the same day. at O'Clock, A. NJ. for
the examination ofCandidates for the practice
ofPhysick and Surgery.
Gentlemen who intend presenting
themselves for examination, will give notice
by leaving their names with the Secretary pre-
vious TO the meeting of the Censors.
o. 1t is earnestly requested that all
the Fellows of the MASSACHUSETTS, MED
!CAL SOCIETY. resident in the County OF
Worcester, give their punctuaI attendance.
By order Of The President,
JOHN GREEN, See'ry.
Worcester, May 90, 1929.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12
Sun,Gch.

KM ANTED, at the Tannerv of
Wv JOSEPH GRlGGS g. co. in MtR5ss-
ry, several tons SUMACH LEAVES, we'll
cured-for which generous price will be
paid, in Leather or Cash.
Morocco Leather, Binding, Lining
Skins, and Curried Leather, for sale, as usual,
for Cash, or approved credit. or Chaise-
Makers may be supplied with Top. Leather, at
short notice.
MillbuTy, May 90, 1929.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12
CONDITIONS OF PUBLICATION.

I
Price to single subscribers, who receive their
papers at the Office, or by mail, two dollars per
anrllm.
To companies of SO subscribers, who take
the papers at the Office, one dollar and fifty
cents per annum, payable on delivery of the
papers.
Single subscribers, who pay in advance,
will be entitled to a deduction Of 12A per cent.
And the same allowance will be made to
agents in distant places, who will regularly
collect and remit money which may be due
from subscribers.
or advertisements, not exceeding iwelre
lines, published three aceeks for one dollar, and
continued three aceeks longer for fifty cents.-
Larger advertisements IN lie same proportson
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12
NE W STORE.


NvHE Pub!ick are hereby mott
h fed, that New Store Is opened in the
westerly part of RoyalsiOn, on the Turnpike
Road leading from Athol TO Keene-where
business will be transacted under the Firm OF
ARBA REED & co.
Who have recently received very elegant,
fashionable and general assortment of EN-.
GLLSH GOODS, suited to the season-such
as Cal;coes, Cambricks, Muslins, Ginghans,
Canton Grapes, Ribbons, Fancy Shawls. Hand
kerchiefs, Ladies' Hose, Cloves Broadcioths.
Cassimercs, &c.--.Also, very large assort-
ment of CROCKERY e. GLASS WARE
IikeWise, all kinds of ". INDIA GOODS,
OF superiour quality. Shot, and
Flints of various sizes-together with variety
of Fancy Articles-all Of which will be sold
as reasonable as can be purchased at any Store
in the vicinity. 0F All kinds of COUNTRY
PRODUCE taken in payment.
WEAVING to pnt out-and num-
Der thousand SHINGLES wanted.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12
advertisement.

A LII persons are hereby forbid
Ia harbouring or trusting SALLY BACON,
and her Boy DEXTER, PaupeTs of the Town
OF Miltord--as shall not pay any deb. or cost
for their support after this date, as | have mada
ample provision for their support, agreeable ia
contract made with the Overseers Of the Poor
Of said Milford.
JONATHAN sTEARNs.
Milford, May 90, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12

In consequence Of decision of the Supreme
Judicial Court, the Publishers of this paper
deem it necessary to give notice, that while
they shall sedulously aim TO be literally cor
rect, they cannot hold themselves responsible
for any errour in any advertisement beyond
the sum charged for its insertion.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12
The Matchiess Stirling

EAILL stand the ensuing sea-
Wv son at the Stable of the Subscriber.
for Mares, at ten Dollars the Leap, and Is
Dollars the Season.--Siallag is an uncom-
monty beautiful dark bay, Of great promise
sixteen hands high, and will be fur years
old next SUMNER ---He was sired by old
Stirling, an old black, formerly of HaFdwick
and Charlton, who was bred in Virginia, sew
enteen hands high, and whose stock is supe-
-iour to any in the State, especially for the
harncss.-Old Strings Sire was The imported
Horse Stirling.--1'he dam of the .Nafshless
Stirring was a dark bay of the famous John
Broarniag breed, Of Rutland.-Nlares from
distant places furnished with keeping; but an
casualties at the risk Of their owners.
o. discount Of 90 per cent. for cash.
HENRY HASTINGS.
NOr,htorO', Nay IS, 1929.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12
Da8Bac)usetts Opp,
PUBLISHED BY

WILLIAM MANNING s. SON.
Nearly opposite the Centre School House.
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Thompson. Kimberly,

ENFORMS the Publick, that
~ he continues his Professional Business. at
his old Stand, near the BErcx HoTEr., in Wor-
cester, whore he will be happy, at all times,
to wait on his regular Customers and others
and promises reasonable :;rrns, prompt per-
Torrance, and best cxertiobs to please.
He has recently received from the
City of Boston Selected by HIMSELF choice
assortment of TRIMMINGS, OF all kinds-as
also, The latest and most approved FASHIONS,
direct from Europe.
61F CUTTING attended 10, as usual.
with despatch and accuracy.
Worces'sr, May 90, 1899.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12
Rich and Fashionable
Goods.
JUST OPENED,
ut the GREEN STORE, WORCESTER.

ut the GREEN STORE, WORCESTER.
8 CASES and Bales, contain
ing
LEGHoRN BONNETs, well assorted
DO. HATS
NANKIN & CANTON GRAPES.
ELEGANT GRAPE DRESSES.
PLAID, FIG'D, & PLAIN SILKS.
LADIES' ZELlA HANDKERCHIEFs.
IMITATION CASHMERE DO.
SUPERB GARNITURE, RIBBONS.
MUSLIN BANDS.
Silk Scarfs; Velvet Reticules: Robes:
Bingham Gown-Patterns; Parasols. embossed
q frng'd.; Silk Umbrellas; Fancy Prints !.
English & Scotch Ginghams Seersucker !:
Gircassian; Irish Linens Linen Cambrick !:
Flag SILK Hd'kfs; Imitation Hd'kfs. wrought,
Corners Webb's Patent Suspenders: heavy
Blue Calicoes; Furniture Chintzes.
ALSO, JUST RECEIVED.
A new lot of AMERICAN GOODS;
Constantly on hond,
BRoADCLoTas, CAsslMERRs. VEsT1ycs.
MOURNING ARTICLES, etc.
WILLIAM MANNING. Jun.
Worcester, June S, 1899.
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ARBA REED would likewise

iafcrm his Friends, that he has opened a
TAVERN, at the same place-where he
hopes, by his punctual attendance and care
full attention to the weary traveller, to share
the publick patronage, and give universal sat-
isfacion to all who win favour him with call.
RoyaistOn, May 81, 1922.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1822-06-12
Josiah Bridge

ENFORMS the Pub|ick that he
"a has taken convenient situation in the
Town of Lancaster, situated about mile from
the Meeting House in said Town, within a
fe>' rods of the Academy, on the post-road to
Icomnster, and On the road leading to Ster-
ling, &c. for the purpsse of accommodating
Gentlemen and Ladies, who wish to reside a
short time in that pleasant town with gcnteel
Boarding.
lnvalids and others who wish to retire
to one Of the most pleasant villages in the
country, may there. receive every acconmoda-
lion which can Be procured.
Lancaster, Nay 90, 1892. CIV
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PAINTS, OIL, eSc.

N'e OlI/3 SCo
K. 4 NJ. have for sale. White e. Ref
Lead; Spanish Brown; Spanish White Cut
Stone Yellow; French Yellow Patent Vel
low; Crome Yellow; Venetian Red: Chimes,
Vermilion; Rose Pink; Prussian Blue: Tur
key TIMBER; Verdgris; French Green: Ii
tharge; Lampblack White Vitriol; Terra
de-sienna Gum She4ac; Gum Copa +: Co.
pal Varnisl; Linseed Oil; Spirits of Turpen.
tine; Camel's-lfair Pencils, and Graining-
Tools; English & American Paint Brushes
Whitewash Brushes; Gold, Silver, and Brass
Leaf; English American Glue; Lamp Oil.
ALSO
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Patent Cast-Iron & common Ploughs :
Patent Steel spring Hay & Manure Forks ;
Garden Hoes ofvarious kinds; Garden Rakes :
Garden Shears Improved Potatoe Hoes !:
Lamson's Patent Scythe Snathes Steel-back
q common scythes; Grain Cradles; English
q American Shovels & Spades; English Cast
Steel Hoes Within & Wrght's Hoes.
Carpenters Moulding g. Bench
Tools.
Just received, a further supply of the
above Tools, Of KESNEDY's make. which, to-
gether with their former Stock, make their as
sortment very complete.
All the above; with a very large as
sortment Of HARD WARE, will be sold on
the most favourable terms.
Worcester, June 5, 1929.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-06

90 Honour 10 whom honour is due.
The following extract Of letter from one
Of our tovnsmen in Chill, dated at Valparaiso,
in October last, does ample justice to our gal
liant coup,rymso, Captain Ridgely, OF the Con-
stella,ion, who, il wou.d seem, has been un-
gene eroursy dcspoied OF the praise which is
the meet reward of his humsns and patriotic
services
" You may remember that In one OF my
former letters gave you an account OF an
account Of an American whals ship having
been sunk by an attack made upon il by
whale, and Of the fo,e Of the crew. Three we're
said to bo left On Ducies Island. AT the time
Of the arrival here Of ihe msie and two men,
the Constellation was laying in tho bay. Every
assistance was humaneIy rendered by Captain
Ridgle, and officers and crew. Tho English
ship Surrey, Cap,sin Rsyne, being then bound
to New South Wales, Captain Ridgely gavs
the Captain 400 dollars to stop st the Island
and take Off tho surviving remnant Of that
unfortunate crew. On the-----arTived his
Britannia Majes,y's sloop Daun,lcss, from
New South Wales, bringing letters 10 Cap-
tain X. with the Information that they bad
succeeded in their eHdeavors, but instead OF
Ducics, they were found st---lsland.
by papers brought from Port Jackson, l OBJ.
serve ,ha, Csp,aio Rayne is deifed by the in-
habi,an,s-Captain II. does not once mention
his having been employed by Captain Ridge
ly, aod his having been paid for his trou BILE,
but arrogaies to himself, in uue English
Myle, the whole honor and humanity OF hav.
ing done this praisewor,ty deed, merely GU,
OF fellow feeling. This mas could NOT be
persuaded to engage in the affair, until
prompted by on cffer Of money. But the
humane end philan,hropic disposition OF Cap
tain Ridgey. in this, rs in many instances,
ought not TO pass unrewa ded, without the
mSny acts Of his benevolence being made
known to the public. Every enterprise, how
ever trivial, for the bcnc &, OF his countrymen,
is always entered into with Willingness and
zeal"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-06
Tsp 49afi.
WAsaIscTos, Feb. %.

WAsaIsCToE, Feb. ~.
The annual appropriation bill for the
support Of the military establishment has
passed through Committee ol the Whole
in the House of Representatives, but has
not yet been finally acted Oh. This is
bill to be passed Of course, and really
involves no principle but the obvious one
Of setting apart money for defraying ex-
penccs already authorized by law.
There is one provision, however, III
this bill introduced at The suggestion, in
the first Instance, Of MIR. Eustis, which,
We understand, will be Of much import
tance to meri,orious class of peop!e-
we mean the manufactures Of woo.cns,
who have little more capital than their
looms. They cannot contract for large
supplies, nor can they suddenly comply
with large orders. An appropriation has
therefore been introduced into the bill, of
$4,000 dollars, for the purchase OF wool
ems for the army, for the year 1880
as to allow the goods to be purchased of
our own manufacturers, and to allow in.
termcdia,e time sufficient for)the manu-
facturc of ihem. 1t is predicted, that
We never shall again have soldier (and
hardly sailor clothed in the manufac-
ture Of any other country than this. SO
be it. This is sort of encouragement
which will be of some service, not TO O.
vergrown and already panpered capital
lists, bu, to the industrious artizaHs who
live by the labor of their hands.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1822-03-06

Alexander should obtain en- sscendancy IN
Turkey, sofhciently accounts Tor the anxiety
o! the British cabinet 10 prevent tho Porte
from scceding 10 his terms; and Tor the de-
spending tone Of the English journsls, on
finding, notwithstanding all Jemoesuances,
that Russia pursuos her plans " with siesdi-
ncs, ths, oever sleeps, and with an earnest
ness OF purpose and extent Of means truly
alarming" The moment Constantioople Is
occupied by the hSrdes OF Russia, h II an'ic-
ipated, and we spprehend not Incorrectly,
that she will have an eye TO the rich and ier-
tile plains of the East II is known 10 be the
wish of Alexander to lessen, il not 10 destroy
the political influence Of Englaqd on the con-
.ipent OF Europe. His attack upon Turkey
is considered is the first stcp towards this.
Having succeeded 10 making an ally OF Per-
sia, nothing can prevent him marching his
forces on Hindoslon, after he has subdued
the Alusseimep. Every engine which tho
cunning policy ofthe Bfitish cabinet can en-
ploy, will be pu, in requisition, to prevent q
measure 90 fatal to its power. A rupture
with Alexander in The present crippled state
Of The ioaDces Of England, would only hssieo
the catastrophe. Its ministers appear, how
ever, TO have no alternative between submis-
sion TO the dictates Of the magosnimous"
head Of tho Holy Alliances" and their inAu-
ence in India destroyed for ever. Wen may
tho pros,ituied press Of this naughty govern
meDi weep with vexation" at finding their
employers " "degrsded ani insuIted." When
The London Tnies, on the pfostrs,ion ot Ma
poleon, impiousiy exclaimed, that /" Babylon
tho great had fallen" and called on " the ma.
lions of tho earth TO rejoice" II Is much TO
be Questioned whether the writer OF that pa
per expected so soon TO chaunt The requic m
Of The "glo'y" Of England.