... tolocalancouo crtrac??- , Li [No. XCIII.] ATHEISTS! asitdwt There have been men, v iso only assisted ?? pride and constitut o manan ten worth of causes, have undegnwndimn tha m uch c hearfulnes as t e be t o os n a s ae di wi th piety and devotio n ev r ddaothe tu Rellyigion Jor-danus draO, of Nola who wrote that silly piece of blasphemy call d Jac i el Bea tia exies- cuted for openly ...

... JOANNA SOUTHCQTT. gr, It might prove amusing, and could hardly fail to wa be useful, to make a collection of the various suc- otI cessful Impostures which have been practised upon ne the credulity of the public insmodern times; and we voi feel half tempted to begin the task, under the head of flo HIUMC UGIANA, NO. 1, 2, &c. &c. &c.' Ourcol- thN lection, by way of polite preference to the ...

... ANNIVERSARY of the BIRTH pAY of the LATE CHARLESJAMES FOX. If LATE CHARLESJAESs pxo8 On Monday se'nnight, being the Anriversary Of *ie Birth-day of Mr. Fox, a number of Noblemen *nd Gentlemen dined at the British Tavern, ith the Fox Club, in comnlemoratin m of the ?? and services of that enlightened Statesman. E-ar] of Albemnarle was I the chair, and he was sup- ported by lord Erskine, Lord ...

... VESSELS' AWRRIVED. A FR ICA.. Pro'videace, llansen,fromAfrica, with 100 tong barwood 20 do black ebony 40 casks coffee 1S1 do bees wax Ihrd 4 brllo~baest gutn copal 44 tons elephant teeth. for W M'Iver SOUTH AMERICA. t Hope, G Fortune,from Buenos Ayres, with 19f' erons tallow 10 bales horse ?? and co 6000-ox hides J & R Gladstone 300 0 do H Suddell 1500 doJ CbapmarnPand co 650 do H Pope.527 do ...

... N NAVAl. INTEL LI E 4ENCE i Ainn Mckenzie, Oxley. hence for Newfonodland at Cork .HZ~eft~yBruoen, ence ford uat (to Charlott, forer hence for Halifax at do Dominica Pvackt. I lea, hence at Newfoundland I trnz, Krue, hence at Hasrburg I Jane, George, from New Brunswick at Cork tEliza, Howaro, frow do atthe Buoys Oct. Bredabbane. N'Flarlane, from Quebec at do ma,-y.,jn, Maple, ls,~nce for ...

... ( FRo O T- the Editor of the.L I VjUj7 d To the E£djtjr 0 Il is If the .LI II, R';cI T la Co of , - I N r lay appeared in the 'I ht-f - ] ' - - - ~i f o f ?? Nrt:nl RT 't 'It SIR.-Jn COntsenqfl tof l day appeared in the Lice5 a Icttr it gang of snlkrs, Ivi j IC tJbl.C .. nr yourr, 12 I, :Itunostanal reew. --P M ial account cf ticr ;, g The principal p-rf-n' e uncertified hank-!p erta ...

... MISCELLANEO US. ad W e are glad to have It in our power tostate that thii yer part of t le couutry, will not be afected by the stoppage of of the;Qfd esfalisJ 1batking-hdlsp of Wlfitehead,. Howard, and -lI. ddock, of ;London: 'J'be CoUilry connectioar of this jirui are piirincilpy at Bat, Ba- ed singstoke, and Southamptoi and do lot, weare b~py f to say, extend rottle Northi of Enrglatsuf-The ...

... mtsCELLI INE O US, ion iROWNE TIHE TRAVELLEkvl ifed With concern we have to announce the death of this ued unfortunate celebratefl traveller. Tltc same thirs t after H ght knbwledge whi'cl originally urged him to follow the es ill Nile to its far distant sourccthe spirih hich sdpporfed p has him during a long captivity iii Dafour, lately prorhpted re ac- him to undertake a journey to the ...

... r ART. I. Reckoning from the prefent day, there (hall Ie -pcacc and friendfhip betveen his Majelty the King of tc France and Navarre on the one part, and his Majely the h Emperor of Aufiria, King cf Hungary and Bohemia, , and his allies, on the other, their heirs and fucceffors, u their ftates and fubjefls refpedtively in perpetuity. } The high contracting parties will dire& all their carec to ...

... MrSCEL.LA NEO US. .- n .. S- An ions nred A patent has been granted to Mr. W. A. Dav, of gi t Poplar, Middlesex, for a method of extracting a sllhe tntcs gross or mucilaginous matter from finks or Greenland . btlihber produced from whales when boiled into oil; E the whichl method not only renders the oil so boiled more * free fron its usual rancid smell and 'taste, biat in a that great degree ...

... 5.'Hiptrial jDarliapirlit. nce H1O USE OF COMM11l1ovs. lis r TatuRSDAY, Artirs 2°1. IS General Marttiewx presentled tw~o Petitions from Cln;:-, anid meI and tlipperary, in tavour of tie emancipation .,f thef thie Catholics; but gave it as his opinion, ieq IUesntioi DUle haebettert ngot le disc rtfist Tesion. He added, as from our authlority, that the Pope being liberated frorm his cott- .d' ...

... D UTCH PAPERS. e, THE DUKE OF CLARENCE. ff s, 9'bAele, b7n. 2o.-Yeflerday evening, at feven o'clock, is his Royal Highnefs the Duke of Clarence, third fou of. d his Majelty the Ring of England, arrived in this town. sr In the evening his Royal Highnefs granted an audience :e to the Burgomaller and Council, whom he received in a h mot cordial manner. This morning, at ten o'clock, the Minifters ...