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Aiwa which, the new Mudeal Entertatnavent of BROTHER AND SISTER. moldAy, Brother and Sister . ; Lave, Law, and Phyde; and tr, one Pant,Aninie. rASNIONABLE DANCING, by Mr.ALLEN, privately taught, at No. 19, Sett, Oeidetkelguart, to Ladies and Genttepee deny age, waOhave never liana that accompliAnem, or have not the modern stgle.,. Mr. Ai Lan's system of teaching la expressly settdied for those to whom it is'ao object to acquire easily diathebtottabletesdolle, for genteel Wray eapeditiuuslt, privatily, and In a superior style. of grace sad elegance. Those who dts nut vain private teething 134 y learn at a small expence, with a reepectablimet ttE pupas; on the public teaching evenings. Professors Of sl,pcipll taught the most elegant fancy dances, and all the sur.nikporta of thxgrofee rion. The Subscription AsseMblies are sow& £zs fay. WANTED an APPRENTICE in an old eau nii:hed linen Warehouse, with a Prenduiroard and lodging will be found, and the greatest circulars of ids Monde. Address (post paid) to'. U. IS, that St. Adarthroilitio. OPPICI OP ORDN.INCE, Aiwa,* is, ISIS. PRINCIPALOFFIG4RS e 111 S MA . JESTre ORDNANCS, give Notice, 1, hat !repeal* will be reeehred et their tier in Pall-Mall, "es or brine WEDNESDAY . Ohs kath day of Febnery nest, from such Persons as may be willing is undertabe the . Supply . ' COL,CIURSiboth dry ebd round to on, forßervice of this De partmeut for a period of three mire, determinable after the expiration of the first par, upon notice of a months, at the dptiorot either party. apeciawsta the Articles may be viewed, upon application, Z th • Pv i ncital ikoraknorfr • Oilice ist the Tower ; and ether Partieulara, together with the Terms and Conditions ofthe Contract maybe - known at the Secretary ' s Office in Pall alfueseaik ay day between the Morro( Ten and Four o'Cieek, where the Proposals must be delivered sealed up and endereed " Proposals let Colours, he.;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 15th day of February, at tit &Clock in Noon of the same day, neither will any Tender be noticed. unless the Party melting it, or an Agent in his behalf shall attend. By Order of the Beetd, R. 11 • CRAW,Sesevorry. R. LUNN respectfully informs the public. that M his C.CI'ALOGUS of the CLASSICAL LIMIARY in SOHO-SQUARE, in Pour Fans. prise M. la Weed*, le now complvted. The rottaTn PART May bis had separately,price and the whole will be fouud to contain one of the meat choke and valuable Collections of &At i lt' tire honed Langseges, that were ever offered for sale In ratetre. The prices of most of tRe Boots inntertal feces the Centinent by W. H. Lunn, are considendsty steaarithr cassegaesse of the communication being now se estabilshe4.. 4 Mint OP ORDNANCE, las. 17, lel& PE MASTER -GENERAL an d BOARD o f ORDNANCE having,.on the gird My, illl4, thought proper to issue certain ittstrectious for the guidance of Ntra-coot• anissioned Oaten and Soldien, pensioned from the Militaryl Corps under the 0 and it bdag itecessary that all men who may bare beefl placed on the Pension List previously to the 10th August, 1514, *mad be furnished therewith,. as well as duly mustered; these are to *give notice, that all Pensioners who May hare been red prior to the lath August, 1814,from 'I he R Hone Artillery, Marching &W hose' Artillery, Invalid Battalion of Artillery Conn of Royal Artillery Drivers, and cr.4:Royal Sappers and Miners (formerly called the Military Antiliers); And am now Pestilent at Weebnkb, In London, at their Envi rons, and who way have vane* received their Pensions either at Woolwich in In London, tire to appear personally an the days and at the pines hereafter =mimed, did td bring wick then their discharges and other documents under which they may have re envoi their Pensions rrersttivalr, via. • • • • The Men tendeut at Wouivricb to amemble at the °See of the adef'Cohimissary of the Field Train at Woolwich, at eleven o'clock In the morning precisely. Sailealts and Corporals .11 Teenier, she 7th-March next Tiro Bonshostlien and Limusera, and all ethers whose surnames begin with the latter A to H inclusive, on Thursday, the MI( 1 R from tat , the I ttli of March. 'Fite hdroi seeillimit in Looks and its environs, to astern's). at the Mee tar Oedielisce, Tower, London, on the following days at eleven o'clock is the toning precisely. The Serjeatits, Corp Orals, and Bombardiers, on Monday, the ratit March next. TM thinners, Matrons% Drivers, and Horse Brigade, from A to H, on Tuesday, the Seth of March; and • Those from I to Z so Thursday, the Nth March. s Such of the above Pe:tamers who may be incapable of per sonal 'amides= at either of the foregoing pieces, from bodily of lanital infittnitiee i are hereby required to tranandt a certificate of that 'act front the Ministers end Chureltwardeoe of the Pa dams in whichthey reside, together with their &charge, or other , doettments under which they receive Ogle pension. The kiter to be addelligbd " To William Lees Esq. Tower,"• under cover 4 4 To thrAleeretary of the Board of , Ordnance Pall-Mall, Lon -14014" marked on the back, ,‘ Certilleate, Ordnance, for Ordnance Pousieners,'' Ilie letter, to be forwarded endue the same may be received on or before the day stated fur the appearance of the fs Pensioner. Arid the turbid Pensioners are desired particularly to notice that if they do not personally attend, or' transmit the required own/deem ii paha of their inability to appear at the foregoing Pima. on **dates and in the manner specified, they will be otherwise conaidered as dead, or provided for, and their names 'anal off jise List accordingly. RI Order of Oa Board, R. R. CRAW, See. This thy was published, pries Se: Ikt basitis, • . • A NEW COVERIVG TO THE VELVET custoN. " Garrit smiles of re fabellas. w —HosAci. I.nndon: Printed fur pap. sad iyit.itistri?a:t#6#lritir: Ilis - slaiwis published, (Second Edition, With some discninion), ATENET of the MILLENIUM ; or of the First Resurrection to the situ of (muff upon Earth for a Thousand Worse . .• Loudon: Printed fOr itiebeillessi4,P4mells 4 Casa la Co. Edinburgh,; and M.J een g puemt This day was pottiiibed, To Three Vols. tivo. price XI. Iss, In hoods, tbe Tbird Edition, with consid*able additions, of A TREAT/SE of the LAWS &riche RELIEF z sad srrttEmtkr d thi teloE. Ev MICHAEL NOl.AN,dliaeolesTini,Eilqi. Di ftliti4 at Lat. London: Printed 4o: J. likittersiarta it don. Law Bioko- This day watiisddithad, prim s4;sil. Weed: ' A NEAT AND coRREcr EDITION OF Schools, arlEsh has lipoi himosabs ;s74di li tn i t ikr tt e bt_ jecilutiable Oda Said is lava bee , etpunta . J. _ Si.fd hfcs.d. lzfterean msa ecki Law; LieMitt:on ari4 Co. ; mut sill *htt Otirbassi may be hae, Aitoih, Is. Fou4 ?IS Ot PL4.11 , 11. whit Bbilibak 14 0 tel slid a Glossally, 6.L *Ares 6s• 6d. LA TM 011/11111011, #L d ffr bilLten6i, ft. 6d. Galt*. Da.reTt% ils. 1 44 4 . 4 . 44, Ett6ASTLIS LATHS*, 4th EdiLiell, 41. 11.A`Tfi VOCAMTLARY, Is. ?MST t. Mr. StintANT (litilLOW s Venice M, AO APPIIONTIOS I.iit Ot • tOOIIII.AiNT LogvaRTUI4Z.-4. OSSMA. TIUNS on the itzligiur of the Comettifidt of Wuctiii.s and Me/mitts —4. Joie* Ifstitiviair etinsasersit Cannot.-- b. Sir %%mutt Rommel issti el the ii‘nOsTnost-.8. Ott the &taw MITSUI' of the Swiawnw-7. M. DI TALLEY* It A s D'S M snot tt on thoCouseaset titeUniT SD SrAtEs with &do.* BitifAips-61.1,641 wi t r apiiim on thetoaii tetvs-9 ib die Phis iitof the hum' v ri-to. Wan Mkt fie iitast'til• *Ant se% Beettelt•on did AM& Votivrtun.rejeenidsma w (e. Cued% sad • Porgy und lu rit"' ire% LoHdo e : hilaaiodio Co.e gin Pad all ether BholtieDert. FOGS AND DAMP AIR. 12ARCLAY b t ASTHMATIC CANDY has fir mane Vitale been rotted a most effectual Prewsrvative from the IN effete, if Poke and 'Damp Afr, tvbkh at Mk season of the year its en parieta ltd those who are affixted with Aitu KATI, dovus spit OAT w*ss. of Bacunt. Its rack are to Cllpri Whit; ',Attend the Stomach from the admission of Damps, and to itNeVe thole who Over from a dlikulty of breathing. Prepsiell only and mad Wholesale and *retail by Marcia and Sons, No. 95, Fleet •market, and retail by MI Veers of Me& doe in (owes tad mututey. Obserte the same ofikstifif mid us imuirrns pinup , A re* talllcin, oiler 54. I lust *lth cat* A PRACTICALIIREATIti Oki the PREVEN EV Tftnt mild MIER 4 di* VEREDEAL DISEASE nil it. esninituentes, at Striateree, Cillos, Sam. inskidkill Illseded C° l °' nervation, en Tibet Dana,, Onaalint, Seminal week's*, u ill btick*rSci. &A abvionil it alttechnicikesurlll, By T. M. cATON Onto* • W.. 16 , Syzilatpt-stiete DWASillimitbdis litliailb . • _ _ . . . . . ".• rn. • i a l k - C d i" /47 1 . 6411iiiLitr , .."1 . t) v> ~ I 1 .An '4 7 • ik • '"' , , ..,. • -: , .•-,- .„ , e,:, 0 4 ~ ... ..„? riAL. ... . , • ' 0 4- al a r l • °,ILICX SIXPENCJI-HALPPENNY. • TO BOOKSELLERS, &c. A PERSON of unexcgptionoblo character. and 4.1 k. connections, engaged many years in the above heelless, and in one of the must eligible skoations in the ntetropolis, wishes 'to hare in ae fre PARTNER, who is enabled to take one-third abase ottbsostsbilehment g any one duly qualified will find this • most desirable opportunity of.rtuployleg his time and capital in a lucrative and most respectable manner; it would alio snit a pram who has not been In the profession, if he has received a! Mend edinatinn ; but no applications wilt Ice unless made by Who tan command it least £llsoo. litters (pal ) may be addressed to 1.. X. to tbs act at Messrs. hinds and eon, lb„ Piccadilly. terriMiid ff thilf Wyk k will he elllcola to point out the 'peaddiferemaskagai la theasodition of thine asthma, which shasiithltte maids shout house enemy of genevelpaeßicatioo. or preeent Grote 110 aim with *hew duty halm so-opentted as allies io the war, from proposing stipitiotiow inchese behalf as aro peace. Mina the American Pletalpolosiarke are viewed to I maintain what they here in Ober advanced. that althoogb the Indian nations may be independent in their relations with the linked *ales, yet the circontuance of liviog withio the boundary of the Mined. States disables them from forming swtheenditiuns Of alliances with a foreign power. as shaltemitie that power to negotiate for than Ma misty of peace. " The principle rpm which this preposition Is foanded„ was advanced, bet suceewhllly resisted m for back se the treaty of nuinter. An wen* was then made to proviade France front negotiating in behalf of eormin.states sad cithesits Germany. wile had cas-operated with her in the war. because althpugh those mese and tidal intake be considered-as indosendeat for certaio tethignoes yet being within Use bowatauratthe tlerthan 'empire, Del;ha not to be allowed to become parries in the/mural Ipeeificatioa with the Empemt of GO:nutty, etiensight. France to rise permitted, 'in that nesoclation, to title their rights . and inte nt* with her own. The Atnerieen pltnipieentiaries proliably aware that the notion of web a gaallA r d Ind e p ea d enoe, for err. Ws Purpose, and not for others. could acct ba realestined, either lay. argument or precedeet, have been cloispeliodito admits, the novel and skewing pretension. that all the Indian nations living within the boundary of the United States, must, in egret, he considered as their stitedets, and, consequently, if engaged in war with the United Sitwell. become liable to be treated as rebels, oe disiffected metes. :l'hay have further stated, that all the tens. wee which these Intnaa nations occopy, is at the disposel of tile- United State; that the United States have a right to doeossess them of it; to exercise that right whenever their policy or jute. riots may mem in 'thine to require' it and to amine them to such spots as may be selected, nut by the Indian Whale hot by the American Governmeat. Preccosioas such as these Gress 13eitain can never recognise; however reluctant his Royal High. neva the Prime Iteseat May be to continue the War, that evil must he Prervneele briteciltica, testy be ablithwil on such conditions. " To support those pretensions, and at the sante time to th e e thatthe.lwelkv! ewld j ect afLikliat ltitain it incethistent with her former practice and prindpks, the American Plenipotentiaries have refer/rate the trinity of peace of 1763, to that of 3163, and to the negotiations of 1161, duringabe atimisettration bf a Mb* stir, whom the American Plenipetwitiaries have stated, and truly state, to be high In the esenuoitut of his country. lhe omission to provide in the treaty of lies fur the pacification of the Indian nations, which were to be Included within the pro posed botsatiary of the United States, cannot predude Great Bd. Wit front now neganiathig iu behalf of such tribes or nations. mew it be assumed that th e occas i ona l noa . exerc i se of a right It an lithedennient of it. Now can the right of protection. which the American Plealporeatiaries have failed hi sheaving to have been ever claimed by Great Britain as incident to sovereignty, have been traqsferred by Great &kaki to the United ikates by a treaty to which the Indian liatiollt were not parties I " In the peace of 1763, it tea. tt:e ilece..sary (or Great Britaiti to treat for the pacification of the Indian nations, mid the main. tenants of their rights and rrivileges, because there had been no ladiao whim living without the British boundaries who bad co operated with Great Britain in the war against France. With respect to the negotiations of 1761, be.ween Groat Britain and France, on which the American Pituipcnenuaries more particu larly rely, they appear • in the judgm ent o f the undersigned, t o have much new:oder:4;M the whom course of that negocia lon. It is very true, that the French Goverienteut brought forward, at one period of the negociationo,_a propo s ition by which a whim territory, lying between the dominions et ' two coattail.; parties, was as have been allotted to the Indian nations. Bat tS thios out *me t this formed art at ultineatana l dal char M e. M tha e. Pitt, is Ms ansWer pa , did not their object to the pro. position. He objected, indeed, to the proptieuri der of densarke tinit between this coutttries belonging to the two contracting parties . , epos two grounds-Ist, that the proaweinorthern Late would have given to France what thelretich had- themselves acknowledged to be part of Canada, the whole of which, as en. jotted by his Must Christian Majesty, it hal berm stipulated. was to be ceded entirely to Great lieltain—haly, that the southern part of the proposed line of demarkation would have it:eluded within the baindary of Loolliana, the Oherokees, the Creeks, the c,htskassys, the Choctaws, sod another nation, who tutu. pied territories which bad WIC: been itscbided within the bowl. darks of that settle:neat. So far was Mr. Pitt from rejecting, as alleged by the American Plenipotentiaries the preposition of considaebtg Indian nations as a barrier, that at one period of the oespaciation ly collegained that there was no provision for such le hardier; end he thus merit:deafly urges his objections, in hie iettet to Mr Stanley, the British Plenemteutiary at Paris, dated on the With lone, 1761 A3 - to the fixation of new limits to Chou& towards the Oble, it is captions and insidious, thrown out hope, if agreed to, to shorten thereby the extent of Lout sima, and le the view to establish, what MOW oet be admitted, maw*, that all which is not Canada is I...teiisiaua, whereby ale the Intermediate nations and countries, the true barriers to each province, would be given up to France.' " Theitodersigeed confidently expect that the American Pie nipateutiaries will not again reproach the British Gmernineet with acting inconsistently with its former practice and En inciple4 or repeat the assertion nude in a former note, that a defiuition of lodise boundary, wi t h a v i ew to a neutral barrier, was a new and unprecedented demand by any Eiropeas Power and room of all by Great Britain. ° fh e very instance selected by the Am& dean .Pleuipotentiarks undeniably proves twit such a proposititio bad beth entertained both by Great Britain and lea:ice, aud that Mr. Pitt, on the part of Great Britain, had more particuhuly rotated rt. " It remains only to notice two objections which the Anted. cats Plemputendaries have urged against the proposal of indigo pacification, advanced by the undersigueti—litat, that it is net reciprocal—secondly, that as the United States could have nu warily that the Indian mations would conclude a peace on the terms propelled, the propeitien would be in tifect indlareraL " Iha article now proposed by the untie aistsed, and herewith encloaed, is free from both objections, and appease to them JO characterised by a spirit of moderation and peace, that they ears wetly ansicipate the oencturesee oldie American Plenipoteis. unit*. is making a.hstanlbet in this stage of the war, the undetaisned are not opgreisemiee that the itionem erelnA have .iutinencael his Royal Nashua the Prince Resent to direct a re newil of the preposition, with its present modthcadom, can be tultuallsestood or misrepresented. " Whatever may bonus result of the proposition thus sitered, the tutsteostssal deliver it as their ultimatum, and nom Ilia with anxiety the answer of the American PiehipotentethoOth welds their continuance in this place will depend. " The anderdgeed nein the avers of this opgortuniteeorma newins so the Asturian Pittolpoteutiorlee,the assurance of thee ugh com,,eseetten. (deed) " cassette. " atessar oovtaUttlt• 416 To the Ministers plertipotetltitly " erutdaat ADAM. ' and Eartmordinary, he." *The tufted States of America engage to put an end, Inoue& aistyallar theiratilkatien tithe pipette treaty, to hostilities with all abets seer autos* of Woos withwhota they may beat war at the dace ofwls tasificetlen. eot forthwith to restore to each aloes or nations, rtirCUSAY, SHOW poesoAsons Niko, and pre„ plies.. *lda. they may have refried or been entitled to in 11111, oselase to such beellites s prmoded always, that such tribes oellltiOVO shalt moo to edit fine ale hostilities ageing. the Ithalted,Mate of America, their caimans and subjects, spas hie tratilication cf the present treaty being =died to 4tigh lo s s or aerials, end obeli ao detest ecgara t i g ly. " And his Dritannk 114ajeeti sta ltre s on Me pestopipoi .end, immediately alter the rat of tlatryampt • all' -1 1a*ine - • -.1 AMERICAN ST t 4 ` {P44b.BAL ...... . . NO. VII, .. •„. . TIDE BRIM!! TO TILE AMERICAN COMII/sSIORRIIS. . ' • '• ' 0 Meat, Gcrober A, lit 4. • *• The undlimigienl bane didhooeutto acknowledge tie receipt sli tlio este of the Pienipotraderles oldie 'Jutted States, dated on lie Wth ultimo. As the ceetinuance of the ntgociation aide-, lively depends neon the quenien relating to the pecification and, rights of the Indict 'salons, the undersigned are unwilling ro ex.: fasill theineffeenentens tithe other subjetas brought forward In the note of the American Plenipotembews, farther than may be .enquired for. necessary expbnation. 46 In adverting for thii purpose to the acquisitional Lnuisiana 'the undersigned most observe, that the Instrument by which the teelint of els Gatlielle•Majesry is aileged to have been - given to dm session of i% bus never been made pubik. MK:whittle Ma. jesty was no party to the treaty by. which rite cation was made, audit any sanction has been subseqtiently obtained from hint, it' must have been like other cOreinporaneous act, of that Monatch involuntary, and as such catanot alter the charactercharacter of the frau:. i ; saccion. l'he Marquis of Yrijo, the Minister of his Catholic Majesty at Washingtosi, in a letter addressed to the Presihrut of the United States,. formally protested against the caries, and the right of Prance to snake It. Yet in the Ace of this protesta- ; lion, so money evincing the decided opinion of Spain, as to the' illegality if the proceeding, .the•Presithini •of the [hilted &Mee ratified tint treaty. Can it be comeaded that the annotation of • Lesbians, under such dreumstances, did out awl!, a spirit of territorial aggrandizement I " His Britannic Majesty .did .certainly express satisfaction srlani.the Aniertan Government communkated•the event; that Louisiana, 4 valuable whiny in the possesOon of France, with whom the war had just been renewed, instead of remaining ist the hands of his enemy, had been ceded to the United State% at that time professing the most friendly disposition towards Great Britain, and as intention of providing for her interest In the ac gobblers. But the coodidons under which Prance bad sequired Louisiana. from Spain, were not communic a t e d ; t h e ration' of Spain to consent to its alienation w.ut nothuosin ; the protest of her Ambassador had nor been made, and many other circum stances attending the transaction, on sit ' hich It is now tannect.ssiry • to dilate, were, as there li goad reason to believe, industriously concealed. The roof of a spirit of aggrandizertienr, which the undersigned had deduced from the hostile seizure of a great part of the Horidas, under the most frivolous pretence% remains me ' refuted; and - the wildersigned arc convinced that the occa.ion and circumstances under which 'that unwarrantable act of ag- • gression Look pine, have given rise throughout Europe to bet one seen:nem as to the chars/me of the transaction. After the Hous coniniunication which the entienigned have bad ilits honour of receiving Gem the American Plenipotentiaries, they waild hot bat tled winch surprise at the information contained In gaitlast ear, nE their among received instructions dated sithatii to Jewry, 1814. The underskirt:4 'bare no resolime. ever of the American PiquipotentiarlesikantioE cum 1 .4, theas E adber collectively or lintividually, it a cani - e:' obi or etlitititise, 'the recant of inertretions from the gooks!. MN of the Uniimilkates, dated at the dew of tie month of hart and they must remind the American ,Pieniposentiathen IheLtheir note of the 9:h slim°, distiuctie stated that die in.. etiuctions of January, 3814, were those under which they were acting. If, therefore, she American Plenipotentiaries receved Instructions drawn up it the clew of the month of June, wkh *liberal copsideratiou of the lam events in Europe, the under =have a right to complain that while the American govern justly' considered those events as having a necessary bearing i* the exisibeg diihrenees between the two countries, the Ante d.' klmdputeedaries should nevertheless have preferred acting' NM* IRMRIMIkisse which, Fran their date,. must have •been framed without the contemplation of such events. Tire British goverment tiara required that all that portion of this state of Massachusetts Intervening between the province of New Bruus wick and Quebec, should be ended to Great Britain, but only drat small portion of unsettled country which interrupts the communication between Halifax and Quebec, there bring much doubt whither it.does not already belong to Great Britain a list undersigned are at a loss to understand how V cc-Ad miral Cochrane. Proclamation illustrates any topic connected with the present negociation, or bears upon the conclusion which they conteuded was to be drawn from the two Proclamations of the American Gauerats. These Proclamations distinctly avolibil the intention of the American Government permanently to annex the Canadas to the United States, were adduced not as matter of comphdet, but tuarply for the purpose of proving what bad been darnel ae a fast, viz. that loch had been tbe.delared intention of the 'American Government. " The uuderingued observe, that although the American Pie. nipotentiaries have taken upon themselves generally to deny that the Nuciamations were autbosised or approved by their gueerniatent, wiibuut stating hi what mode that disapprobaden was expressed, yet they avoid stating that the part of Wow pow annuities containing the declarative in question had not beanie authorized or approved. It is Weird impossible to imagine, that st she American awes sumentettad Intinteted any disapprobation of that part of General Hun proclamation, the same declaration' would have been as confidently repeated four awash' after by General Smith. His Majesty's government hat stother and ample means of knowing that the waviest of the Canada% and their 1 -I tztates was the object and pulley of the Poi the present tie undeceived will referring to the remonstrance of the s.* Julie, 1813, in which this lams ot notoriety, ' that the American Government bad previous team declaration of war by • authorized by the Brithb Govern. -e the Indian simiese against the Uni ..eavoun of that hind, if made by Mane undersigned have no reason to believe) ever, , we of kb Majesty') Government. T h e have not denied that the Buten era- J war withshe ljnitedlitates be the r conintemed, and they had relostantlij '1 Majesty having Induced the be as thargettapinstCreat Britain in.; ;lid Mb Menne, site &MA Govern- Andeetwura to dissuade the Indies it. As to threnwerthy motive ae• endaries to th is iuterfenice P s i tt e trrest Britain, its utter iniepo. iltilors considering by %. hide vitA T . sitidereigned,, &intim, eon .olty.• _ indication of Mot hostile disposition, present unhappy war between the two s that disposition continues, it cannot but ibe part of Great btlsain to terminate this .., Olga AMedetil li n tZpotatiarles Appear unprepared to state • eon which they twisted the apt Ohio. Ma *.ei.Jiiited States on behalf bribe /Pk bis WeetY :trusty sit Otvavillv, `lt* litdergiOwa t theingkin thi rola; skibms al. 1, 1111 Lamon t , qv. UO. i•ii - rf II V IMAM:MA KV, Mlle X MIT MIL KII CM, Is. 64. POITACAL CgioNosoor of AMC. any, apei. ioky. ELzawors of litlTt loson. t,. CicsiewErirnas, XP.II - 014 Siktit 14 i3't0F* 2 4- v . % TIVIrefiLWITER f NO. VOL Thti *14 2 0114A, Slat St Id THE P }ll.. E E-E Kt NO. VIII, A. Or, IMPAItIiAL RECORD of fbik OPINION& of ON. Imkl'uiMENruelifet/tIMOWII4 unman In ILIP7WIrtgr teat me co --- • ... • nasmcirc.wrinTe ZWWIIIIII.I9IP•Mmogi, towsmanal • - ...... ,c 040. 4 Rioukuriais, ow . • I __ Late of tht Unita Idospitalanf Su Theesas s e and.Oitee.. 10 ru- annexation to the Mined tztati ...Anted few lidnics it Shaneoesi asad Ct. Si resew. R. JAMES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS, fi llet Ames 'iloveriossik. Poe' Where May be Caton' Pepe* Trso;lie e Pa t in Te st rigekkei , their tendency to open the Pores and promote all the na- content themselves with refer Scrofula, avid Cerietsibb Me s asks, ' Oita sicletibns, are the test remedy for colds, rheumatism 4, legiekture of Maseachmettem 1 LATE 'AI i ITC --- - . re slight fevers, and all disorders which arise from iliatructed per- deb istiontmoted lie matte of i stsfrallott.LTlstiriwe tritely exedkent for Isted-ischs, indiginsdeos, 4. Ile wkieligaid deny du notedand itAN y 2S 6 Meiete irtlt A ig ats !affieViiPerftis 6 IT' and forsaw', Woos, and ocher oempkints et the stonsadr aesl groveth Or coo growl s thee prio to be sit co asky 1 4, 4 4. 6in the Kinscibilt ior t!bwels, t9O often the consequence of TOM liriug. As a general the United States, persons at All kinds if Cooirng ( either is large 'or *UR Forildlos) .6 the Family Medicine they hare ho equal, and iad.they are panic"- meat endeavoured to sucks thi lion clean and deltcate manser; ke villein opeatisits et Maw bat coweenient for traveliers, as 4ey ea net require any coeliac- ted 1" States' or that enSeaeuon ...., tk)ili ogs Reionnils alibilkh o Slewhill .1 1 04 ilknilillk inid NOP' meat. Sold by F. Newbety aid Sane, to St. Pairs Church - yard , potions (Mk& the undersign e ',mg constantly from Ono to le ppm* of Wft Mater,milwich 14 16 666, 11 ao. ed. a heat, amain* 30 Pills, with the mine, received the woneetuutee of i ne without a Hot Closet , ire all perloe 1 , the use ' WM 44 F.l4caw , N . siniFfwed lathe 5 1101 1.._,, Pat is . 11 ROPTIPinult Amide " Pl entNionkkie ill *nun Me. lts superiority beer WO tithe khetbed of etieldke naispike ase ow, swerve that the limber is. $6, the tli t ird, dens had been spied io war 40 ‘ts inieriesily On the Themeing peelkillks: ' ' tosh caggpfede.to be hzd also at br. J ames ' s ,in linitOn-atr_gf.. Mar Midi Great Blinds bad con I, It kends in a smeller elaspaekapd le Weeded b1= 141110114 „ 4..4. A. ko VAlit thßer - 71 V INEGAItc (tit oil. 41,4655ed5,.. chit ki far from hie tben is occasioned by any odes mode of. Couking , slian salines to begin the 41111, gays well untierstirod by once or twice using, nor is ft so Ail& itnal Intention of Mr. 'HENRY, and Woe& by his the mass afsbs vies A au co Ise out of repair sitsrdinift lilipr_ovententt to the biNiedo Pei reeattbaj2ctertin2,„„el t o meat actually auttail their ea ~ • sr. Halt the kr* ;hat any ether ea tho Most eeonamlid Oh 'betiiiltaite ad NW by Mean . Herdic , M thg' C. oStlone 'him canimanchie k. not - ..any ii eulltient, sad kis 'shaky free from great hat, seek mists, Manchester. , signed by the Amman men Ali .: , :ki! , liiH , MIS or other damp astable smell& , mo o awati r iparturied Liquor whist id ecinPund of MIMI so amickily mildeboche "art i . ; - ar cooking by steam (est.) hot distilled Water. Mkitts si ' Mod . r, 1 14 earth din most Omani Afelnagial e a bil i ky 4 su ak im m y optimum , teo„k et! tlo not Imbibe Opals, tub/Kanto, nth la direct till - ne t s es; may lit kept ' unlbipitired in any the war was declared. Jib i Willi, sce,. . - . - alaiske hid Yet in ber ien t ikaebe g ttin,r• Pis P cuil i ette 61eat 141 9" consider it'al sin additional ind r. L. 4 Vir MA &mord on Ma phis may be coshed a beeholidoil It for droving ma ill Palbetnee.ike. ; aid minim whkb bas led to the present insi '. , .f 2. good 44 at the arse,- or when ready fee diebies t eill Oe 'lt recOlegt/ Mittel era re*lllloll in sn out e d mius, in pieces coootr i oa. s o kin as t ha t As,.. • I rZ I V to wait an boor without being ilreded , . of t fl ic rcmn i t ir l 41 ile r wile," a the set*. k "latil% e**tbruey Wort a the pars " ; l l I.:maii..% by hot stir en this Oats is more cleenly,andlkillits ae s.' oh, itiii kin OT C high*. Dtleases. ........ ...._. ...._ 24 '. mut ot- one youndof meat Swill bulb la bollierand tellalbir.: As baldly *riots MOdleYetior OvirAW annelid vAdlo' the -7,7. entail minlinistatini ,;. Li hr whole is free from the poisiinale daft vi, empar , was all 110010r111bust Om Pa* l ib iri g lett4 lb 41614 " 10 " .thaprielmarmind upon whkis %Tens badly. tinned. • . the Mum, of Its intkrit i :ins tit* 11 .9 110 Lig *OM N ay toosecte p t watt use i mit rt The Apperitet bib babit ivied by partlevisr oliiiolloll 4 liknky, whlo4lloo4 . lre ad On i stamp. r tr a i l et t es. *i ce i lk a d . net _ alliona. whew nybeeendota is lIICY fa milks Wlltrbsbe Moult Male* Swint hoar bare* ilb The Aromadc *hit lif , a t i v c a vacein. The In tiy IA 411 Mew 31 worms, .ssidiagar swiss el owe Stew &Omit etas. liandid, h eat *Whoa 01 1 ibtilil asedmb upi rj bed by tbi. . , , „ or isids4ll ''4 The weiglk el Vls!rtalecieneende VA IRAs illififillTef Nei *rim* (0 1 0.01! Aflins , • gild all the trestiesm Ordus received hy *lisi•ssas Wqrraiktosen, Aga z E re te . ots6) srbelVittp Sp ampkgrePOPlPS 0 Voids alines o sowo mtd m unt ie d mom and 1 , ' * licatre. at.the Show Rooime,.l6/.114. Or* A , tt . CkylVir t We. oil &•11sat tk i . Merenstniiisingiati, Ntiki4 mkplibilepli~ ' lied • get Vatairai4tAtiitamild litiliet4 / AU s te g i ng wit - i - a ns tii 3 : 66 , , e rind . . , . - - • ••'• r- 1 horklivlehMagovalirieket 4e.ol•o • WOMit 01100“ in% • , . wenkeelhaabiaollolo,looll rile lAlhiliob ll lo6l6lollll Sfillibilibila 1 1410/ 1 0,1 1 .. 1110.1blibitila; 14 : : • • . • - - • • - - . • , , . aami toss or .n - raik wria•. ----• --- - - ---- , "ThiL.... ...., sociucauen 01 toe . protopt trim,* ___ ........, of the . moan : *Oh ailitlit tribes et-mum of Indians with oisifi h 7: l ;i:; ty has land it` !mg 441 at weros Wallow aroma taillisslioasan44•lll4,ll64ll.' jtva „ sikt . to t h e . w o rit s ,l ' ! i•tore to loch Wholes, _ _AostiootosoiliOcttwoki s . tktitopetootitsp e . Mood ImitltiPe frettilitap =a% a", rihilN inotitrisr total Jove othsta 2 04 embseillOsti, - l'Nin 1111 /..Pretidill ft tocta Atostisitloo4 _pi a pa do se t ip iro 4 boils claw* %WOOD/ shill mos to desist &so Rho* hate bet* !diabolic i4oietev.aoi--ii•••dtJwiil,,veabsh•- ddpis4piaiilstts, . 4 die, .10.01Itliget .iviktassikdtiveudiadmilisaliessi 1104VVIR** 1 11 , 1 • 1° 4 9 11 # . "^PifirsOils4 - . . • . s- • FICTVALL INC; °MCA FAroary s, NIS, THE COMMISSIONIRS for47CTUALLING 1118 MAJESTY'S NA PT, do fro, eve Nobs, That on THURSDAY next, the nth instant, Mr. WILLIAM Staitue, their Agent at Portsmouth, will be ready to receive HOW Tenders, and treat for SOG Quarters of Engle* WHEAT (weighing 57 lb. per Budiel), attswerableto a Sample that will be eabibiteg at °lnce •to be delivered In ontt womb i• and to, herfor by Bills payahie with interest ninety days after data. *regard will k hl to as, Tender is twhich the frfteskall moo It istertal is herds at lay* or ass boll est It astirtrafisforr 14 sPtiosi . rat tit said Therssky,, Si. Sti istskart, ear risloss Girt Arms solo otalts,tht 7140 or tom porton on his helsoy, stspeds ) , M stasystr %what , coiled:for. The Condition. of tile Cowan may be seen it tieVkmaillas Oaks at Portsmouth. r ~: