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... ,VAPEIMES OF LITERATURV, SCIiENCE, Op. Thle Royil F-lydrogralitbical Ofice. of Miiadrid' has' pol- bl Whled, by earomti md of thte l'ritice of tlte p'eace, in tili Gov, Gazotte of eba cccity, cic 'following norice, relative to ja h difeuvery recenucly macdc in the South Sea: -1 The hiilet (If La Palo, belolgicig to thle Pitilippinte Compainy, anid corn- ,ticS riancled by Don Johln Ilpift ...

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... v I , ?? t L i , - . _. K, .olFL, rANCY.. 'ritten onbtli& cover of an. l1dk-tau& t nade from S6halr! peatl' Mfulberry Tree. DR. H R1r O.i OF T;NN j o ?? Sweet relic fprung from Shnkcfpar's hallhw'd tree, ove thou a fount for imnitortalat\ Spirit divine! fonme facrad brer l i~lipilC With kindred ?? conuqctial fire; The golden fruit frorn ome n'tw fcion raife; n'ad on his Mu lbelrry ingraft his ...

... PORTSMOUTH. SATrUtRAIY, MAY 12. , . _ ye i A R .i- ' . ,, , W, An&ov¢ ..y sZ Ie .inwds Laftlc..May Y4 t tradingS . .. >.' May 4: Titchbfeld .. . May 4 'a ..ndon .M.'ay 4+ Sver1y Miy ij . May i4' Thote aeqitlernon who if 4berally entered into a Subrcrip- b -tion fOtjthe sea E 08ryeti, may tave their Mhoney returned to- theib, by, applyaig to tlieir rcfpecive -Bankers. ...

... theSeaman claims-his country's praifei For deeds of defperate venture done; And Britain hails in grateful lays, The trophies by his valour won. No brealt but owns the\wclcome debt, Each gallant Seaman's hard-earn'd due, But let old England ne'er forget) The Soldier is her bAlwark too.- When France her marfalil'd myriads pour'd O'erfateful Creffy's tented plain, The fable EDowARD's~arms relor'd ...

... abfilet o Apod. 'ODE, 'FOR ltE NEW YEAR, 180. i U liNRY JAMZS iYS, ri5Q. PoaT 1ATJRZAT. from delug'd Earth's ufurp'd domain, When Ocean fought his native bed, Enterging from the fhriuking main, Rear'd -many a ?? it's head, incircled with a billowy zone, Fair FRZZDOM mark'd them for her own: Let the vaft Continent obey, A ruthlefs maiter's iron fway, Uncheck'd by aught from pole to pole, ...

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... VARIETI ES 0 F 1.114TEATUjkE, S ECE, 'c . Mejor Gencral Crant, Vifeognt Du-aist has'njotmtted' X .ite difcovery of thle longitude. foinided on -bei lawilf .. gravitatiQii, on osathemaridse andshlronom$'. His, reni ' ark a new, mathemlvaticail iinfrtumenr, which- will 1hew' tihe' 'hip's rate of failing exadbly did cnntinially, inflead oi f half a minqcb, asyby the prefrent precarious log. ...

... I4fR tof PRIZ'tWGIo. PrbfeforoObierlinbiof the Central SchlooloJ the department of the 'Lower :-Rhine, ati Strai.brh has lately .publithed a work,. entir'ed, A 'Public Exercife of Bibliography, oponpofed as an hiftori. ,cal thefis, in Frenqhl agteeably'- to-'the'e' initiet academic, forms. The fubje& of it is-higily~in, -terefting?,as it relates to Guttenburg, the rear founder of printing with ...

... -Happy relief- for I wvas dreaming of- ftorms and thipwreck, Of following ills-hard ttruggling for life, Which if preferv'cl-perhaps not to be wifhed For on a Dafert or unfri-ntly Coaft There mcrn, and ah ! my darling Son, are o'oom'd To cherifnihope, or alk a h:rlher fate. Diltafte for life is wrong-prefumptioUs.. Arguing againfl the All-wil'e decree. Yet palliatc the ill, adjudge their mind: ...