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..-- • I . 1 •4 ..•' 1 , 1 ' ! . ( A f dr, v. • . .13,a • AIN s . • 1 0b ' • OS' 41j.i.wjj • • 1 ( • )." • . • . . fiNkt • ' N • ( 1 gra, • • slips s • • 141 k3 AliVr!!P •-• ' 124 Nt3IBER 9300. , # 7 " 20, - 1814. p ßicr , s vEv - t-pm ca. SSOCI AT lON FOR THE RELIEF OF THE AMANUFACTURING AND LABOURING POOR. the CITY OF LONDON TAVERN, l)..cember i i,18L6, Sir ROBERT WIORAM, Bart. in the Chair, t os Comaiittee of the Association for the Relief of the Ma 40100,ing 4kl Labouring Poor And it neces4ry co declare, that ' Ith tot In their plan to give relief to individuals, but that they i t snout° render a!Sletanee to istri ets, Towns, Villages, or other o w , es pecially In aid of Loral Committees or Societies, in their Moos for the Poor in those neighbourhood. where distress sirs. Various sums have been already sent to the pliers under motioned; avid be Committee meet at the City of London Ta wen, to take into immediate consideration all communications gl ade to them : t fleabags, year Welington 'The various Townships in the e ternity of Manchester. palton le Moors. Maid. Vanofield, Notts. -.QILESHAM LECIVRE-ROOM. OVAL EXCHANGE, December 17, 111111. • HOLCROPT'S MliMQtii6.• This shy wets puNisheti„ ins irGb. 121;so. with an original Portrait, after Opre, priee at? t.' Is. bnarls, 14EMIRS of the late THM A S HbLCßiti FT, written by fiI?I: 4 ELF, and continued to the Time of Ls. Death, from his Diary, Notes, and other Papers. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pteer -.itscister-rew. , . • - , This day win ‘l, in rwa Vols. ,)rice :54. baud% ' ANNALS of the REIGN of KING GEORGE the ; (runs its CA:tomeneerrent, to the °WOW Pesee, in the Year 18:5. By JOHN AliCrg, Pritited for Longman, Huret, Rcrs, Orme, and Ernest, Poo ternover -rvw A T a MEETING of the COMMTTITE, FORE 43 " MERI.Y HELD AT LLOYD'S COPFEE.HOUSE, for the RELIEF of VW INDUSTRIOUS POOR of the CI FIES , of LONDON and W BSTMINSTER, the BOROUGH of SOU IH. WARR', and parts adjacent, instituted In 1795, and renewed is 1800, held this day ; Present, JER. HARMAN, Esq. in the Chair, The follow's. Gentlemen being Members of the Committee, via AMERICA This day were oblished, in ene intieVol. 1 'lmo. 91. boards, CONVE RS ti TIONS no POLITICAL ECO. HOMY, in which the Elements , of that Science- arefami ligrly exl-liitietl..-,,8y the If *awe. of " CONVER . 3eITION:i ON CHRMIS Winced for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme and Worry,. Veer. tooter row, atol at the British Gallery, 54, New fiord-rrert. Of whom may be ha , l, Conversations on CIO toivti ; the 4th lielition, ix Y vols. Intim. with plates by Lowry, price ISs. hoards. c; -- ey. lender land and Biehopirear mouth. Middleton, near Manchester. Wham, Lancashire. Kirkby Ashfield, Notts. Bethnal Townships In the neighbours hood of Halifax Groynear, Cornwall. i Amount of Subscriptions already advertised £45,475 19 0 Mr. J. Smallpiece, of 1 The Admiralty Grand Guildford 5 0 1 Jury, by their Fore- A Kentish Curate 2 0 men, J. Griffith, Esq. 1. G. 1 0 nu the 18th ult. .7 7 Collection at Odtlingly, Miss Marriott . 30 10 per Rev. Mr. butt 2 9 Anonymous •i 5 Fiuish of Wintringliam, l Ditto 10 10 per Rev. L Grainger 411 Rev. R. Mayow 10 0 Parish of Roxhy, per P. W. Mayow, Esq. 10 0 Rev. L Grainger, £3 186 6d 1 C C. 5 0 Coltecnon In thi 1 own 1 Meng... Acton. Bowen, and Neighbourhood of % aid Pelly,of Penmen. Henley upon-Tharnes 50 0 1 beef., per Lyne, Ha lm W. W. Burne 10 10 1 thorn,and Rohm* 100 0 Collection at the Pat..h. 1 Mgs Wheelwright 2 0 of Tunstal, per Rev. 1 John Beecher, Esq. 10 0 C. Viihion, Vicar. 19 9 1 After a Sermon, by the Abel Moysey, lisq CO Rev. G. A. Hatch, Subscription) 1 0 0 I Rector, and Co!lec- Ser.e Friends at Streat- tion by the Church ly, Bedfordshire 8 0 warden*, 'lee. in the A Lady 5 0 United Parishes of St. 11D.-Packharnis 5 0 I Martha , Friday street, Jokeßie r.vn, Esq. 10 0 and St. Peter. Cheap, Be Royal Highness the 7d. Duke of Berri (his '..i.d Mrs. Aubertln 10 0 monthly sub.rription) SO 0 Mists Aubertin 10 0 atto, ditto (sd .JlOO 6t) o Miss C. Aubertin 10 0 Dir.o,6;tto (4th ditto) 50 o 1 Miss M. Aubertin 10 0 Rel. H. Is. Dumvtlle 5 0 1 Witham, Esser, per A Friend to the Digressed 4 0 1 Capt. Nicholas Tom. Lich ef N. A. ott, by 1 boson, R 7 N. 62.3 4s. 6d. Scanin y, per Rev. J. 1 J. 1.. 2 0 %helms( 11 10 1 Church of the United Re; J. Rilond, Rector 1 Prahreti, at Leumin. et Sutton Coldfiekl, 1 stet-. per Rev. C. F. Warwick 'bine 10 0I Berg I.r. F.R. 3 0 ' . W. G. CARTER, Sec. Temple-Cbemberi.lx o4olo . Islneriptions are recelvel foe the Association by all the Banker& b London and Westminster; at ibe Bar of •Lloyirs Wise. Bowe; and at the City at London Tavern. is is requested that all Letters from the ,try Count to the Mao. , nation be directed is the Secretary, and p to cover, &Wrested as fonowst A. M. L. P. Plough fraliar. Galena Fart-filso. 2 10 EXTREME DISTRESS IN SPITAI.FIELDS AND ITS VICINITY. Several applications having been received by the Committee squiring where Clothes should bE sent, the Public are respcct hby totem:o, that any articles of Clothing sent to the Soup- Sow, N 0.53, Brick-lane, Spitalfts4ds, will be carefully &gut- Subscriptions already advertised, X 39,194 14 11 Stated Incorrectly in former Advertisement. les Cone Rows, £lO 0, read George Ross, Iranians kikliogs £lO 0 hten and tin, Bishops. gate, two Waggons Loga ve;);(1. Ln. Swot Ho!worthy, Gesell Vicarage, by I. M. Asian, 114. 4.5 iie sad I)ee, second Subscription, Li Is At Barclay and Co. LH. "Watson, &I. 0 0 lea. J. :tumidly 6 0 *n. Champ's& 6 0 kr. W. HSI $ 0 lira. Hall 2 0 At Esdaile and Co. hbat Randall. Illaat sa cat 10. IM, At Nfarcv and CO. I* Madirw, Esq. 30 10 IR Tusobull 16 10 At Robarts and Co. 1 11 h. Mary Smith. Black heath 10 10 Us Butts, Esq. 10 19 At Everett and Co. lA. UN 6d At Ladbrokes and C J.C.. C a Country Free man At tole and co. 1 t ; 1 0 At Lloyd's. Tie Clerks of M....asrs. isssph 'Travers mad as; dwitlklane 10 10 S S 10 3 3 Sir William LOghton Beeston Long. Esq, M. Darien Magetis, Esq. William 'Maiming, Esq M.P. William Mellish, Eel. M. P. Joseph Mi.rryat, Esq. M.P. Jiweph Marryat, jun. Esq. Mat:hew Titbirth', Esq. Ge..rga Munro, Esq. Daniel Mildred, E.g. Nun. Philip Posey a. . 1 Joshua Reeve, Esq. itubert Sheddan. Esq. 1 I'. • Li. Sh-dden, Essi. Sir James Sl.aw ;ban. M.P. • Henry Salta, E , q. Samuel "lhotnton, Esq. M. P. Claude G.. 0. Thorntoti,.Esq. Wniliim Vaughan, lA. Joshua Watcim, Esq. Win. Wilber!orce, E.g. M. P. Sir itobart Wigram, kart. John Whitmore, Esq. John Whitnture,j•in. Esq. Thomas Wiboo, Esq. John Julius Angerstein, Esq. Robert Pardo', Est Charles Barclay, Esq. M. P. Sir Thomas Baring. Bart. Samvel Broantim, Esq. Abel Chapossie, Esq. Ms William ('teeth, Bart. • Allen*Clinfield, Esq. • William COtt4ll, Esq. P a t r ick Co:clubmen, Esq. 1- William Davis, DN. Deacon, Esq. Edward &sister. Faq. Thomas Fur:i. y Forster, Esq. 11. M. Forster Esq. , Peter Free, Es q. Sir Richard Carr Glyb, Bari. Jar. Harman, Esq. Edward Harman, Esq. Saville Haßaas, Esq. . ° StouterHoare l Esq. J• J. Holforsl,Esq. Hugh liammersley, Esq. Janles inns., Esq. George Jeffery. Esq. John Jeffery. Esq. 1r WAS Relocvto, That it is expedient at this particular moment. when the &tore. a is so great in various ports Cli the Metropolis, that the •Subscripions to this Committee be renewed,and that the follow. ing Address be made to the Public: At a tune of general difficulty, when the. failure of many of the ordinary means of employment, contbired with the high price of the brat recestary of li'e, calls for every tusn's bee: esertions for the general relit 1. 'll'llE COMM! 11 ER 1:014. MANAGING I'HESI.`II-iCR"PFION.: AT LLOYD'S 1141705, 18 0, AND 1801, cannot feel justified either in retaining in their hands :he balaitce of a fund to winch the necessities r 4 the present momeat have so fair a claim, or in paring with it. to any particular object, wintiott ea effort to make at sUbservitnt to the promotion of more sate. sites good. With this view, and that their little residue may become the foundation of an enlarg•ni Subscription, they open their Books afresh; tor thoise much has Len already done. it cannot be de. I tee:, that there yet remains much to do. and with the examples around them, the Committee will not doubt the success of this renewed appeal in behalf of the objects of their torm:r care. The aim of Charity is not shattered, and the manner in which the cry of the distressed Weaver. of Spital6elds has been answer rd, gives the strongest assurance that the voice of the Committer I will nut now be raised In twin for the suffering Poor of othor parts of the Metropolis: for whilst the Committer, in common with every friend of humanity, rejoice in the relief thus extended to a meritorious District, it would be criminal in them :o conceal :hat there are others equally distressed, and equally deserving. On this general siatement, resulting from the personal ingot. tics of many of their members into the actual concae), of the pour in various parts of London mid Westminster, the Commit tee ate content to rest their preseut cal:, knowing that lu tbis country benevolence is not less a principle than a feeling, and erode OM. the 'andel to isnassooof faciallew t- - . -, • 7be Committee must, tanretiont. earns their „anxious hero, that their call will in no tate ciairek the current of charity, in the ' channels now so gem rally opening for its course itf the setters; parishes of the mmropolii and its vicinity; for they are ems vineani that many in the own important ends of charity are best answered by each mass's active exertions in his own Immediate neighbourhood. Bet though chanty best begins at home, yet SO times like the present espetally, it should not end there. It 111 hoped, therefore, that in most cases, the one may be done, and the ocher not left•undoste. It only, remains for tbe.Committee to add, that in almluister ing the Fund intrusted to l's care, it will be, as it hitherto has been, a leading object to avoid as much as possible an inter ference with parochial management, and, t.lviig advantage cii, local feelings and local knowledge, to stir up Parochial Com• misters, and Subscriptions in the more opulent Districts, and tit encourage by grants in aid, their formation in those quarters. whi re unhappily the greater mass of population is found, with the anialle•t proportioaahle means of relief. . TM following Sums were immediately subseribed, in iddition to.thir Funds new in band, viz.— Balance of Cash in the hands of the Treasurer lit 19 8 Three per Cent. Consols, invested in the name of Trustees, valued at 634 • . • 415 15 0 The Governor and Di- bavid Barclay, Esq. 10 10 . rectors of the Bank of W. Mellish, Esq. M.P. 10 *0 England tll,OOO 0 Patrick Co linen, Esq. *0 10 ler. Harman, Esq. 10 10 Thos. Pitt. . 10 10 Stephen Thornton, Esq. 10 10 W. Manning, . M.P. 10 10' Claude G. 'I hornton,Esq.lo 10 W. Sampson, Eq. 10 10 Thou Reid, Est 10 10 C. lg. Turner, Esq. 10 10 Sam. Bouquet, Esq. 10 18 Beeston Long, Esq. 10 10 Wm. Asteli, Esq. 10 10 G. P. Barclay, Esq. 10 10 Wm. Vaughan, Esq. 10 lu John Bowden, Esti. 10 10 sir Rt. Wiliam. Bart. 10 10 Eben. Maitland, Esin 10 10 Rt Wigram, Esq. 10 10 Joshua Reeve, Esq.. 10 10 G. Jeffery,lsq. 10 10 Geo Duchen e _ Esq. 10 10 John J . effery, I.q. 10 1 0 Rt. Hen. Lord Learnt 100 0 Barth. Jeffery, Esq. 10 10 Henry Smith, Esq. 10 10 John Harman, Esq. lO to 0. Blackman, Esq. 10 10 Edward Hannan, Esq. lu 10 John Pears', Est 10 10 Henry Harman, Eat. 10 10 Jehn Watson, Esq. 10 10 Mrs. Jest. Harman 10 *0 Joshua Watson, Esq. 10 10 T. Farley Forster, Esq. 10 10 Mrs. Joshua Watson .lO 10 D. M. Forster, Esq. 10 *0 Thos. Wilson, Fs.. 10 10 Edw. Forster, Esq. 10 10 w. T. Robarts, Esq. 30 10 John Whitmore, Esq. 10 10 W. Haldlniand,Esq. 10 10 J. Whitmore, km. Esq. 10 10 Saville Ha l li fa x , Es q . 10 10. Wm. Sikes, isq. 10 10 1. J. Milford, Ent. 10 10 Vin.. Cotton, Esq. 10 10 Daniel Mildred, Esq.. 10 iu Jot. Marryat and Son 10 10 Geo. Hilibert, Esq. 10 10 Roht. Shedder, 136 q. 10 10 Rival, Harford, and li. Is. Snedden, Esq. 10 10 i Rivas \V. Davis, lisq. . . 10 10 Thos. Fula. Esq. 'V. Baker Richards, Esq.lo 101 Hetherington , and Rt. Barclay, LI. 10 10 Maskew 10 10 C. Barclay, Esq. M.P. 10 ' 10 Thos. Roberts, Esq. 10 10 ROBERT STOIC ES. Secretary. Subscriptions to this Committee are received by all the Bankers of London and Westminster; at the Bar of Lloyd's Coffee-house; by the Treasurer, Saville Hallifax, Esq. 12, Birchio• lane; and by the Secretary, 26, Birchin.lane; to the latteeof whom all com munications refativo to the business of the Committee may be askinessed. The Committee will meet every Friday at the Gresham Lee-. cure-room over the Royal Exc han g e, at one o'clock precisely, tor , the &spa:eh of bu • shier.. t "., 10 10 W 13 MONEY. NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. may be supplied with Money to auy :mount, on terms equal to attests*, secured on Freehold, Copytiold, Leasehold Laud, or Houses,' Money is the Funds, Marriage &aliments. Widows' Jointures, Chfrgymens' Livings, or any other Proper: y. Persons of respect- , ability may beaccommodatettop their personal securici, and die b us i n ess eomplead without,exposure o: delay. Applisauou from twelve to two, or intern (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and po. No 49, 'acuida•moto, liorkelorequuo BARIsARY STAT.E2. This day were pabUshe.l, in 3 Vols. 4to. illustrated with $4 En gravings of Scenery, Antiquities, rid Costume, front DraWinp Made on the spot by - the Author, price •e 4. 4s. baiAls, • 'TRAVELS Yn MOROCCO (through FRATsta and Sl'Alsl), by Colonel MAUAICE KEATINGE. Cumprising a Warratit-e of the Aethor'a Resident:On that Em pire, with an Account of the British Embassy to the Court of Morocco, under the Ire GEORGE p4YNE. Esq. Cansul Ge !Meral. To which it added, a 3econdjouniey through f' ranee in Ott 4, in which a comparison is (hewn bet Ween the presiet and former State of that Couctry and Its lababltams. Piloted for Hoary Colburn, Conduit-stree, Hanover-square. N of WI !al ted ut Fon -41. oiie ws. axe kt ll: ; he IVO tar it al From 0011. an. 7, In. Itl liia. a. lit raw,' Btu' a, Je- Wd. • larl •i r e WO- r's-10"1 Ha JAN 4. Tow rit•kri ,Ell war' e$ coy. INlid lie? all .3 alal P 6 t~ 461. II ' OS. 0 aiTPC• II ` ter s 44, Rigs • Ph .. At William% and Co. W. O. ,C 6 13. 641 At Glyn and Ca A. H. 5 0 Rev. T. Clayton Glyn 5 3 At Hour, Barnett, sod Co. E. P. S M. and C. P.'s Servants 0 4 Walkee Gray, Esq. 90 0 The inhabitants of the Parish of Orton Loop vide, Hants, by the Host. & Rev. Charles Stewart, 811 9s 6d Walker Bread, Esq. Miss Walker, Ponders End 0 Miss A. Walker, ditto it 0 Small Sons from l'am worth, by E. Freeling, Esq. RS S's 64 An:sylums' 9 9 21 0 1 10 1 1 The following werr received at the Mansion.klOUse• E. M. L. J. E. 2 0 J. Reeves, Esq. 30 0 Sit Martin Orgar 5 0 R. "3. 1 0 Duke Yongc, lineal de acendaut of Roger Duke, one of the first Sheriffs, & four times Mayor, in the ISch Century, of the City of Loudon 3.1 0 lee given to a Gentle man by Veaedale and Cu. with a Subpoena, 10. (id . Said Gentlenrn to make op the difference, 10s Gd Mr. Gaveling Neale, South End, near Lew ithant . At Fan' and Co. hi , 1 1 1, Subserlptlone are receive at the hlausion House; it g by Samuel Hoare, jun. Esq. 'Treasurer; LT ail the ; and at all the Bankers in Loudon and Westmiuster. t. B. 1 tonal tis requeatid that communications addresatd to Ibis iink, ittee may be sent to Samuel Hoare, jun. Treaturet,l.oni mitee _ reet ; or to &snivel Woods, !Votary Secretary, tkorge- X•eibariivrett. Swansea, G'arnorganskire. Melkahant, Wits. Stoke Golding. Barweli, rear Hinckley. W ANC Foreign. alSord. Harwich. Salesinry, Larenhire. Fern*, Sno;ero-rsiitte. Perbrs' ire. • Hal., Owen, Salop. Halstead, l'ossex. Kilel wick. Yorkshire. St. Margaret's and St. ToWe, Westminster. Chetsca. Thus day were published, Handsomely printed In octavo ) with Two Plates by Mitzi*, from original Drawings bySTAI2, prise 7s. 6d. boards, OBSERVATIONS on the STRUCTURE of the BRAIN; comprising an Estimate of the Claims of Drs: GALL and SPURZHEIM to Discovery in the Anatomy of that Organ. By JOHN GORDON, M.D. F.R.S. E. Lecturer on Attati.my and Surgery, and on the Institutions .1 Medicine; Member of the Royal College of Surgeor: sof EdLo burgh, and one of the Surgeons to the Royal Infirmary. Printed for T. and G. Underwood, 32, Fleet-street ; and Blackwood, Edinburgh. Of whom may be had, lately published by ebe same Author, Vol. I. prce 9a. boards, of A Systemise PlussAr Aunroily. TO MEDICAL PRACTITIONERS.' TTHEMEDICO-C AI RURGICAL *JOURNAL for January, will contain a body of the most important facts ever laid before the Public through a eimiler channel.— Among the original Papers will be a case of ruptured mewl] artery and wounded internal jugular, wlierwin the trunk of the carotid was cut do wn upon and tied, during a delnge of blood. heir. blunimer's Official Report to Government :at the Yellow Fever. A case of urinary concretio;:, &c. &c.—The Review Department will contain nearly 50 pages of a nab deal matt .:r in tkr greatest possible two c:atotidensativa The other departments will present a mass of Continental Me.lied Literature, unequalled lo I any English periodical Work. The whole Journal is designed to convey a complete picture of the professional !aut.:ll'6cm of t'ae day, and to farm au autlientic reference for tlie private prat tiuourre an all gccasiotu. 1 . Published by Baldwin and Co. Paternoster..row. srgßa ING MO NEY.—No. 2a, CORNHILL. • lIORNSBY and CO. Stock-btokers, respectfully acquaint the Public, that they have on Sale a variety of TICKETS and SHARES for the NEW YEAR'S STATE Lei I'- TSRY, to be Drawn on the Stet Jaostaryi isll7.—This Seltente `bag been framed airecatdy to thr wishes of the Public, and cer talnly is truly eligible • tiontalaing Two Prizes of 2 0,000 Guineas, 'lwo of 50 00, besides Fiftpnine Prizes of 1,000 Guineas I. 50, and the lowest Prise Li ro be paid in Sterling Misney as soon as drawn.—.Ouly 12,000 . rickets —AU Orders by Pest or Cartier eateeoted with fidelity and dispatch. • NEW YEAR'S STATE LorrEity, ALL IN MONEY. &sins Drairins the 41st of,NEXT MONTIL musts CONTAINS 2 Prises of tO,noo Guineas. 2 5,000 Guineas. S 6 ..... sis) Guineas. 18 of 400 and 300 Guineas. and 70 of 200,100, and SO Guineas, and EIGHT HUNDIinD PitiZliS of 515 Gutneas—besides the Small Penes, which are 2i 7 such. .11,IC HA RDSON, GOODLUCK and Cn. beg leave to recommend to the attention of the Public the Scheme of the present Lottery, which with ouly 12,000 t kktts, contains the above splendid list of Prizes, and respec , fully tolicit their favours at their (Aces, Cornbill and Charing-Gem., whrre, besides numerous other Capitals, they have lad the good for tune to sell Guiders Prizell to a greater amount than any other Offineb No. 4SI - 0 Prize of 05,000 Guineas 10,844 - . u 5,600 Guineas. And isthe last Lottery Contract, No. 678 X 20,000 I 11,79'4 4110, 1 00 8,848 10,000 I &c. the. Ate NO STOCK PRIZES—ALL STERLING MONEY! NINE CY-THOUSAND GUINEAS! !! SWIFT and Co. are selling the Tickets and Shares of the present most popular Lottery, at their fortunate Offices, No. it,PousTste ; I No. al, 41.110ATIC HIGU• 19, CamaistoCaoss ; . STRILIT. The Drawing begins on the stet JANUARY ; the Scheme has been formed agreeably to the wishes of the Public, and eontaina Two Grand Prizes of 20,000 Guineas each ; besiles upwards of Forty other Capitals, all in Guineas. More than one•third of the small Prizes are Twenty-Ave Guineas each—sad none of less value than .817 each. SWIFT and Co. bad thepkasure in the last Lottery of selling to the Public the following Capitals, in Shares, at their Fortu nate Offices. a's. . No. SASS a Prise of Ailta,floo. )3,43*, • a Prise of sifir4o 747 n Prase of • £5Oll Also, 5,742 I Pi* pi ar..100 And ilos. 151, 1940, 26814 3533, 5124, .5809, Prises pf ABM each', in the Sunderland Bridge Lottery, drawn with the Last Smte Lottery, on the Sim October. • ........--4---..- ASTHMA, WWl'Eit COUGH, k T is at the present Stason of the Year, that Sur- Jl Fisher particutuly reconumwds site use of the PRE PARED SI RAMOMGM and OX,XMEL, in his valuable ' Treatise on the Causes, Vote, 6.1. c. of Asthma, Wheezing, and Habitual or Winter Cough? 'Move invalids who are subject to .attacbs of .the chest, during Winter and Splay, this experienced Author °hems, will remain perfectly free Wow any symptom, if they have recourse to the,use of the Prepared stranaunium anu Oxymel on the commencement of the wiottg season.—The fume . of Ike preyered Herb inhaled during smoking, effectually allays the usosied irritufdon 4id feverish action in the lungs : while the Ozynisl promoutzezpisctortittos, quiets the circulation, and im proves the general health. As a distinction against the common unprepared herb, and spurious Imitasious, the Pubic are re tidesied to enquire for" Surgeanfisheie Prepared Stramnnium .tad Gonsrl, end 10 observe that the name of " Sutler, No. C.lseepside," W engraved in the Government Stamp affixed to eveey pe e kekattellioule.—lt. Butler and Sons, Chennste, Corner of at. Pairs CSurch yard, haying bees appointed the Vendors. iitio6 46. 6d. a n ti Bs. dd. eaci.—May alio be procured of Sanger, I io,Oxfordeutet ; Skettleeroethbespeektt the Beet ladle Hants, sedgy pAisital Med,e4e, Varian tarigheat the rptletri, A correspondence appears in the Am rican Papers between LorJ EXMOUTH abti WILLIAM SIIALEII, Esq. the Cosisui-G.:neral of the Gaited States at Algiers, which is highly honourable to bath parti:s. H^s Lordship states, from or: tioatil the QUIEN Clint- LOTTE, thee tit tilt; 2d of. September, that he had been intim:rid by. tile Btitisli Consul, Mr. M.Dosinin, uf tlw ci,Cr.cale Vo.hiess and Attention of Mr. SHAT Ltt to Bias. during .the period of hi 3 cruel confitsement by the Perot' At,otens, pn4 therefore leis Lordship felt it'hiOncljnatimi,As vOl ps his day as coinmander in cbief of *British fi.et, to conic} tj"Nir. &taunt, in the 'errs of the British natlatts, as well as individually, his stnteriacknotrlestgrietpu for the proof he had "given of his frienfitY itisposition. His LordsWp then refers to the litiinne . 4fidgerturous conduct of Mr. StIALER towards the ogees' and men of his Majesty's ship Pnotateruzus, who, Vein thr9wn into chains at Algiers, Mr. Shint.Ea, with marked humanity, furnished them with clothes for their comfort, and money to relieve the cravings of hunger ; all of which was done at his personal Such acts of humane generosity, his Lordship ob serves, ought to be recorded ; and his Lordship pro. mists to bring the circumstance before the view of 'his Majesty's Government in the light it merits,— The answer of Mr. SHALE a is modest . and gentle manlike. He says that his regard for Mr:M 4 llumatzt alone was sufEciett to call into activity every 'Ong in his power to serve him and his family t and that he never doubted but that, under similar circum stances, his countrymen ifvould have receiired Irtmt any British Officer, Nitnat._*4l as he was, the same relief, which it was fortunatal7 in his power to evend to the eacers anA boat's crew of his Britannic *Ma. jesty's snip Pnorailiseus, to unjustly detainc 4 l at Algiers ; and the I , art conclOJes with expessing Mt. SIiALN: I I sensibility of the &lac' appg osatit.a of his Lordship en his conSuk:t. LAST INTDu.s. By recent •nelrices it appeArs that the ri1t.7.111 nF JBWOBIit, whose territory Wag stib j to eon:hind predatory incursions by the Petitlaries, hAd Ti•quired the protection of the British, which it was nndeistood would be kiffided meaqtre which may haps produce bustihtics with •Sctsnttitt. On tais subject it may be proper that it should be made Fe nerallricnown, th it a treaty of delensidie alliance war concluded on the 12th of December, with this Raghpnot Prince, by the Marqiiis WELLitmar, the object of which was precisely similar to the plan sow in contemplation. The object ot. Lord - Virrttesm's treaty was to accomplish the exclus;or of C. Mar 'hatta power from the northern part c:t The Righpoot States had long opposed a vi,g.m.us. resistance to, the irruptions of the Marha..tas; but they were in the end constrained to gi. < e way t o SciNnian. These States, nevertheless, possessed con sidersble internal iesources, which wro:hi enable them 1 ( when deliveied from the oppressive yoke nt the Marliattas, and supported by Cle li i:ish;;;nvetornent) to become useful alties„.• 'The !real,- concluded its December, 1809, however, with several other treaties and politicalsarranzernents, dtcalculaited . to repress the power of the Marnatta freebooters, 'and to 'maim.. tain the general peace of India, were owed in 1805-6 by order: from Engllnd, in spiieuf the re mons:rances of tie Native Powers themselves, who earnestly entreated (oart'xrilarly the Rajah or 3_i , PORE, tioveleign of One of the most aiicieut litios in India) to be continued under our protection. 'The litaJan, as welt as the 13rit.s:i Government,-fore. sr. , : the conssiticw;es of an abrogatrin of the treaty. The freebooters immediately begets to plunder his territories ; and, at hilf expense, have graiddally este tlitkd a predatory power, • for therepressioO of • which the present Governor-Getieral hat been crinittidled to prepare c oruiderable en ummtatt. Should the. Marquis of HASTINGS Like the Jeyptne State ONTprO tection (and if policy dbes not jost:fy the Measure, self-defence soon will not leave his I.irdship 14t the:- native), we shall then be in the sate situation ';is which we were placed in 1804 ; with the essential difference, however, that during the twelve-years trhich will have elapsed, in proportion scathe ro. sources of the Rajah of igviionts have be en and his means of being an uttfal aty (juninie:ed, wiil the freebooters (our eLoniet) have actittired streni;tit, and :he Materials of great esh.chiel.... Tko principal of these freebooters is olcElt ii.l4Aaj a MA litiontdan family in .he service of lionaan,--wbrs. at the close of LorAlVet.t.VALEY's adi'nin stration, , sv,ts incesst,:itly chased for several hundred . Miles - by a corps of &high eavldry,• istid oateff kiifiaftitY to the dispersion of his force, and the unexampled cci s. city of his Hight. This robbe . r is now, by die.sys:z matic plunder of .frypore, become a thiettaintif very consideratle pottier! • In like manner, the importart fortress of CliEco‘. which was conquered from SClNinAff • dorinif the Marhatta war of 1804., and was ceded to us by tho• peace, was, after Lind WELIA4LEV'S d.-partore. gre. tuitcutly given back, in time of peace, to Scitemtax t who, during the late Nrpaul war, manifested his. gratitude by taking post tM*e 'with en ohey; and thereby compelling the Goternat-Cle.teral to direct tl . portion of his force (rota the maitroperatione of the War to watch SCINJAIAIeI MOTerM:I43I . Orders been long been sent from this country 'to etsdeAvriar, every means of amic4hle negriclitiotif to mover die „fortress, which is the key to*the•lPitish pri...r 3 s,,,ns iA that quarter, which Lord WallAttuti Amt 4, btained for the Company, but which was m . t roaniartently transferred to the enemy, under, what ware orl/04„ the m0der.4...," councils, debUrsed to tecify L.s Lordship's aii.bitou and ricors.