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wwwwigi .tte prels t had fat. icodatio. i o clecl4:. le I loui; rs, Capt. verc the merit him war, as a I:ierfual pged ettly ,it. Puirnte, as of co;:;;; et of :,:r Ilant Ad fe enter- Officcrs, Lit 5cf6.01,,, ain pens F hard: p i Jun v 14, Or- aentleTie, tb, 6Vbeat Brr id, 4a4 brie tb Tatic. rand Clr ki Gricv4n- en, which refpecting wet: pun- m Admiral klexandria, te Speaker/ nks of the it acknose. a his deep and rc very polite Houle to urred dur to iffue hie part of the r Was C 011• lon of the fit in that r Borough, according, Ice of the ) turn the RUSSIA. I of the kin and liminary. taio and e under :y nand nade to Aries as ailities ce could is point, d would vas one :he Pre :o be a explana .ttention at ..vent the tim: clirr in t- re was A 'France. flipula dinniers received leant an e Mann• Portu -11!pi Na pe incon. Ring bc. ;ire rife, id Com r natttee ifitzd to this cir lacier of ortogAl, nil, WAS Inme in th ) which iange in ith that rhichh. required, apped to him very important, to en able them to are difcufs the Preliminaries fully. If, however, the Noble Lord fhould think it proper to decline giving that explanation, he fhould lament it, but fhould not prefs it farther. The anfwer o f the Noble Lord, If he fhould think it right to give it, would have a material rife& upon the fa tisfaainn (which as at prefent informed), he felt at the Peace. He .could not 'hut his eyes to the dangers to which this Country would be ,that by this Treaty, yet was now prepared to fay, that if better terms could not be obtained, that, dan erous as, the fitnation of this Country would now Rill that the 4anger of continuing the War would be greater, and, therefore, he was of opinion that Minifters were entitled to the gratitude of the Country for having concluded this Peace. He would not trouble the Houfe any farther at pre. fent, but referve himfelf for the difcuffion of the Preliminaries, if he fhould then think it neceffary to enter into the debate. Lo r d Hawlesauar Paid, it was not ftom any nnwillingnefs to anfwer the Hononrable Gentle man, that he now declined giving the explanation which he required, but he thought if he gave it now, it might lead to a premature, and in fome d e gree, irregular difcuffion of the fubjeA ; he, therefore, wilhed to decline giving any further an fwer until the day which fhould be appointed for taking the Preliminaries into confidcration, on which oceafion he fhould be happy to give every ppOible information inconfiftezit with bis public duty. Lord TEMPLI Paid, that at the concluflon of the Jail Pekce, the Preliminaries were printed by order of the Houfe. Lord HAWK'S/IVRY Paid, that was a departure from the eftablifted order of the Houfe. Lord HAWKS& an ell Motion was then agreed to. . Lord HAWRISISURY moved, that the Conven tion between Great Britain and Ruffia fhould be taken into confideration on Friday.—Agreed to. ADDILYSS. Colonel WOOt limns brought up the Report of the Addrefs, which was read twice, and agreed to sm. con. It was ordered to be prefented to his Majeßy by the whole Houle. Such. Members as were of his Majay's Privy Council were deftred to w a it upon his Majefty, to know when he would be.pleafed to receive the fame. His Majelly's Speech was ordered to be taken into tonfideration to-morrow. THANES UT THE NOOSE. ..._..__ _ , The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQyaIt laid, he yd . - terday gave notice of his intention to move a Vote of Thanks to Admiral Lord Keith, Sir John He ly Htitchinfon, K. B. and Sir James Sanmarez, but he had fince found it necelfary to withdraw that part of the notiee which relates to Lord Fcith and Sir J. Hely Hut:billion,. as no official difpatches had been received from Lord Keith, re ktive to the furrender of Alexandria, nor wete his Majefty's Minifters in poffeflion of the de tails of the Eaft India army, or the names of the Officers of the Staff who dillinguifhed theinfelves on that ever-memorable occafion, which has added as much to the fame of Britifh foldiers, as any that ever preceded it. But no doubt, he faid, could be entertained of effential fervices having been ren dered by this part of the army, and of its hay ing greatly contributed to the fall of Alexandria. —A: the fame time he wifhed it to be well on ' derflood—that not the fmallaft degree of difap probation of the army is to be attributed, in con feouence of the delay which mull neceffarily take place in voting the Thanks of that Houle for fuch diainguilhed fervices, and that it proceeded from the caufe which he had Rated, and the unwilling nefs which all mutt feel to omit any deferving name. He gtobld therefore confine himfelf to pro poling a Vote of Thanks to Sir James Saumarez, and thole who ferved under him on the memora ble lath and t 3th of Jttly, and in this he was fatisfied he fhould have the unanimous concur rence of that Houfe. There could be no diffe rence of opinion on the fubjed ; but while he called for a vote of approbation for the fervices render ed to his country by that brave Officer on the lath and 13th of July, it was impoffible for him to pals over in filence the attack at Algefiras Bay, which. though not attended with fuccefs, was pro dative of confhmmate glory, the failure being alone attributable to the elements, as defcribed in the gallant Admiral's letter. Had the wind con tinued favourable, he had not the leaft hefitation in laying, the refult would have been fuch as to render a fecond attack unneceffary ; and though they had to regret the lois of one of his Majefty's , flips on that occafion, the concha& of the brave fellows who defended her, while defence could promife the leaft profpeet of advantage, WAS fuch as to merit the highell praife from their country , — with the fhip aground, and under every poffible diladvantage, they fought until one half of the crew was fwept from the decks. Sir James San marez retired from the attack as the man of true -rigour and courage, only to wait an opportunity of renewing it—that opportunity loon offered, of v.hich he availed himfelf in a manner worthy of him who Shared in the glory of St. Vincent, in 1797, and of Nelfon at Ahobkir. The Right lion. Uentleman concluded with moving, " That the Thanks of the Honk Should be voted to Rear-Ad• rniral Sir James Satimarei,l3art. and K. B. for the alacrity and zeal with which he purfued, And the .iblc and gallant manner in which he concluded the attack on the combined fleets of France and Spain, in the Streights of Gibraltar, on the I3th and 13th of July lafi." Alfo, " the Thanks of the Houk to the Captains and other Officers, for their gallant condat on that vecalion ; and that Sir James Satimarez fhould be tequefted to fignify the fame to them." Alfo, " That the Houfe do highly approve and acknowledge the fervices of the Sea men and Marines engaged in that glorious enter pole ; and that the Captains of the feveral (hips fholild be defired to communicate the fame." The Motions were agreed to new. gm. Ordered, That the SPIAIIIII thould commu nicate thefe Refolotions %Sir James Saumarea." A new Writ was differed for the Borough of Taunton, in the room of Sir Thomas Frankland, irho had accepted the Chiltern Hundreds. AJjourned. FR/iA - IdE. PARIS, OCT. 26.—MCRER OF OCTOBPR TOTH. The Confnls of the Republic decree as follows : I. Its confequenee of the reiteration of Peace between the French Rspbblic and Great-Britain and their refpedive Allies, the fitting out of privateers Is prohibited. • 11. Agreeably to she Xlth Article of the Preliminaries, con cluded between the two Powers„all Prizes taken front Great Britain or her Alen, or their refpedtive fubjeet s and vaffals, in the places, and • after the periods here mentioned, are de clared null and void, viz. In die Channel and North Seas, after the 2;cl of Getttber, aciz ; from the Chanuel to the Canaries inclufively, either in the Mediterranean or the Ocean, after the zoth of Notember ; in the Seas comprehended between the Paid Canaries and the Equator, after the loth of neteniber; and in all the other parts of the World, without any other ex ception or dell:nation of places, after the toth of March, egos. 111. All prizes which have been or may he taken front Great- Britain, its Allies, or their refpedive fubjeds and vaffals, in the places and within the periods above mentioned, by vet feh which have failed from the ports of the Republic, pofterior to the figning of the Preliminaries of Peace, and when the news reached the Paid ports, are likeviffe declared null, and as Inch dull be rellored. IV. The Minißers of Jullice, of the Marine and foreign Relations, are charged each, as far at he may be concerned, with the execution of the prefent decree, which Run be in felted in the Bulletin det.Loix. The Firit Conful, (Signed) BONAPARTI. The Secretary of State. H. B. MARKT. BO() LOC;NE, OCT. a 3 day, for the firs time fince 1793, the Englith flag has been difplay ed in our port. An F.mglitii brig of zoo tons, def tined for Calais, has been forced in here by the winds. It had on board 160 Frcn:h prifoners, who entered amidlt general acclama ions. Manta, Ocr. 16.—Some the public papers have announced, that different Prufhan regiments had received orders to much for the Imrpofe of occupying Mintier. r othing, however, can be more unfounded. Orders of that kind had, indeed, been given before the election took place, but they were afterwards recalled ; and it is not probable that Pruflia will interfere with Munfier until it is fecularized, or falls to the lot of that or Come other Power. LONDON. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 3!. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: Confols 68L 67‘68 —ditto, for account, 6Si. Reduced 67t t 66 67-4 per Cent. 85f, 84{. 5 per Cent. ew itto 98}—Oninium 231 23 22 as{. Our Readers will fee that the Funds have been falling a little <here two days.—Mr. NIT/LAND gave notice at the Stock Ex change this day, that eight millions and a half of Exchequer Bills are immediatell to be funded. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY Bank Stock 288,4 tgp zBB.l 3 per C. Red. 671 3 per C. Conf. 68i jli 4 per Cent. 85; 80 S 5 per C. Ann. too pA I 5 Pet C. 1 -ay- 99i 9 8 1 1 L. Ann. ao 146 19 IS•c6 so India Stock 216 i Exchz9. Bills, pat is. par. Conf. for Nov. 681 69-i 68,1/ DUBLIN, 0CT0222 27. 5 per Ccnt. Goy. Dcb. 9 if-6 per C. Treaf. Bills. tot t. 6 per Cent. Grand Can. I)eb. lot—Ditto, Royal Can.9i yo} Cowrie of Exchange—Dublin on London to. The dyirenee in the motives which produced the unanimity of Parliament, in voting the Addrefs of Thanks to his MAJESTY for his mole gracious Speech, received a farther illuftration by the pro ceedings of the two Houfes yefterday. We now fee that the old oppofition approve of the peace, becaufe every day's profecution of the war tended only to increafe the preponderating power of France on the theatre of Europe, and confequently to haften our own ruin.—The new oppofition approved of the Addrefs, becaufe the Speech was prepared with Co much caution as not to contain a tingle word again IL which the frnalleft objedion could be made.—The Miniftry approve, becaufe it is their own work.—The great mars of the People approve, becaufe, as they expeEted, bread has fallen in price; though they had been before affured, from very high authority, that war did not inhance the price of the neceffar ies of life. This day we received Paris Journals to the with inclufive. They are chiefly occupied, as they have ever been fince the figning of the Prelimina• ries of Peace, with congratulatory addreffes from public bodies of every defcription throughout the Republic. The language of Tome of there ad drefres is fulfome in the higheft degree, indeed Come of there favour of blafphcmy—By way of fpecimen, take the following epithets;—" Eternal glory and gratitude to the pacifier of the world"— " Immortal glory to the pacifier of the world"— " Let thanks be eternally rendered to you"—" Thy name is as much revered as formidable among all the nations of the univerfe—thou has given peace to the nations"—" for thee Fame has fatigued her hundred mouths, and Glory has exhaufled her crowns." The preceding articles are fuch as there Journals furni(h us with. Ye fterday morning their MAJF silts and the PRIPICISSES, and the Princefs CleAßlOtti of WALLS, arrived at the green's Houfe from Kew. At half pall one o'clock the Klan came to St. James's Palace, and held a Levee, which was very numeroufly attended. Among tho Company were, His Royal Highnek the PR • Net of WALL S. Their Royal ifighm.6l ., the Duke. of YORE, Ctaarnot, Cuwaxaaano, Prince Atior coo.. rnd the Duke of Chou r era R. The Arciabffhorn of Canterbury and York. The Right Hon. the Lord Chanidlor, and the Attorney and Solicitor Generals. The Chancelka of the Elchecur. .che Portuguefe, American, Hcffian, Hanoverian, Imperial, Neapolitan, Algerine, and Bavarian Ambaffidon, and the Turkith Charge* d'Affaires. Dukee-4.cals, !Madan, Rutland, Rolburgh, and %Inland. Marquiffes— ritchfield, Worcrib-r, Doncgal, Buckingham, Blandford, Salifbury, Townlhen•l,Thontond, and Conawairis. Earls—Chatham, Moira, Camd.n, St. Vincent, °Memel Darnley. Eifel, Wt. ilmoreland, Fitzwilliam, Warwick, Gallo way, Dartmouth, Chefterfield, Ayinford, Derby, Craven, Pem broke, Cholmondeley, Mount-Edgacinnbr, Spencer, Digby, Pomfret, Eaucoaberg, and Courtown. Hothara, Beigrave. Brame, Pabserltan. M e morise, Barberton, Grimeftone, Betray Wootwenb, sal. ' comb, Su:J*4 Sidney, and Chawy oti The Di&ors of 0111,rd, Chiehefter, Eiy, N.rwich, Vinehef ter, Gloureiter, St. David's, Durham, and Dr. Heberden. Lords—Hobart, Londonderry, L. Gower, Romney, Am heat, Pelham, C. lientinck, Glenbervie, Sheffield, Rolle, Hol land, Brownlow, I.ouvaine, Wodelsoufe, Arden, Bagot, Grey, Gage, Down, Bayning , Gwydir, Sondes, Weilmeath, B o lt o n, Grenville, H arvey, Nonhwick, Lilford, C. So nerfet, Wall-Ing ham, Willoughby de Broke, Cathcart, Alvaolcy, Montfort!, Bolton, Curzon, t r i, Thynne,.Hawkelbury, Bolton, and Barons Nolken, Nagel, and De Lcnthe. . . . . . . Sirs-;--Aarrrtfral Sir Richard King, R. Ainfle,, M. Lowther, T.Trowhridge, P. Parker, If. Parker, R. Onflow, W. Jame:, C. Morgan, J. W. Anderino, J. Earl, L. Parfons, J. Heard, J Pultency, F. Sykes, H. Dailawood, S. Cottcrell, H. Major, C. Eifhop, G. Slice. Merin—Egerton, C. Yorke, I.ang !oil, Long, Wickham, Haddsn, Morgan, T. Grenville, Dundas, Windham, Wortley, Paoli, W. Dundiss, Elliot, Corry, Smith, Curzon ; IL Adding ton, Eragge, Garthihore, Lee, Clarke, J. Dawkins, and Alder man Watfon: The Lord Mayor Elect, and the two Sheriffs, Mefirs. Raw lins and Cox, and a number of Naval and Military Officers. The Prefentations to his MAJESTY were : Captain Capel, by the F.arl of Dice; Comte de Rukcftun, by the Imperial Envoy; Col. Hatton, by the Fad of Chatham ; Major LackLutdO'Rrien, by the Earl of Harrington; Cape. Markham, fon of the Archbilltop of York, by Fir T. Trowbridge ; Mr. Elliot, one of the Lords of the Admiralty. Marquis CORNWALLIS took leave of his MAJES TY on his fetting off to Paris. After the Levee, a Council was held, at which the Duke of PORTLAND, Earls of WESTMORF LAND, and CHATHAM, and Lord HAWEESBU affittcd. THEATRE, COVENT-GARDlN.—Thurfday night a Comedy, entitled, " Folly a: it Flier," written by Mr. RIYNOLDS, was performed, fOr the fira time, at this Theatre ; the Dramatis rerfons and Rory of which arc as follow Tom Tick - - Mr. 'Awls Peter Port Obit - - Mr. MUNDIN Sir Herbert Melmoth - Mr. MUKRAY Leonard Mdtnoth - Mr. H. Jo n :us rON Shenkin - - - Mr. Kiticu r Dr. Infallible - - Mr. SIMMONS Ma/cour - - - Mr. Wit, rri au) Curfitor - - - Mr. WADDr Georgiana - - - Mrs. Glass • Lady Melrnoth - - Mira MURRAY Lady Me/moth's extravagance induces Sir Her bert to apply to Leonard, (a fon by a former mar riage) to join in cutting off the entail of his great eftate in Pembrokethire. Leonard arrives from his chip, and being convinced that the money will be wafted in diffipation,refufes to join in the deeds, in the hope of preferving his father from ruin—this offends Sir Herbert, and Leonard quits his houfe. Afterwards Sir Herbert relates to his wife, that he has met Leonard, who advifes him to part rom her, and place her under the proteetion of Malcour ( a former fuitor of her's, and whom Leonard fuppores the is Rill feeretly attached to). Sir Herbert is fo en raged at the propofal, that he produces a pi ftol, and fwears 111 will perifh at his fcet ere he will Hen to fuch an ungrateful fon. Leonard tries to force it from his hand, and in the ftruggle it goes off; and Leonard falls to the ground. Makour takes him to his houfe, and not only gives out that he is dying, but adtually threatens to arraign Sir Herbert for the murder. Lady Me/moth applies to Makour to fpare her hutband's life ; he refutes, unlefs the will con fent to leave him : this the fpurns, and fwcars the will confers to the dying Leonard that fhe is the murderer. This he overhears, and comes from his apartment fupported by Sir Herbert, who Rates the ball was inflantly extraifted, and that the exagge rated ftory of hi s danger was propagated by Mal.-our to terrify Lady Me/moth into a compliance with his seats.] Leonard, convinced of her penitence, for givesher, andgives the whole propenytoSirlierlert. The under plot confab of the comic characters of a Money Borrower, a Legacy Hunter, a Doc tor, and an bond' Welfhman, in which the author aims at fatirizing modern life. Such are the 'materials of which Mr. RE YNOLDS has conftruCted his play. The Rory is certainly not very probable, anymore than the charaEters are very na tural; but altogether, the piece is calculated to catch the prevailing taße of the town. His guard Doaor is rather a happy hit at the advertifing empirics of the day—it is well performed by little Si m mow s A mere mention of the names of LEWIS, MU NDE N, KNIGHT, and the reit of the Dramatis Perfine, is fufficient to intimate, that the play is admirably fupported throughout, and, it was extremely well received by a very numerous audience. A Pro logue, delivered by BETTERTON, gave us to under- Rand who was the author of the piece, and an Epi logue, by Mu NDEN, levelled at fome of the fallicn able follies of the day, was happily given, and highly applauded. The following is a Copy : " Eye Nature's Walkir—necd Pont thus advill Pray who can mifs, except they shut their eyes? And jolt pure Nature I expore to view— Tranfpareut Fair Ones, I appeal to you. To you, ye Youths, I ure a different feature— Ye modern Beaux are runty out of Nature. 0 Siva Folly as ;stet," alas ! in vain Your Btu d has otten tried again! again! His Game Ccnilicate each year has got, And waited all his Powder, Paper, fhot ; Mown fo much Game about this mutely Town, He tries in vain, alas! to bring them down ; And if ye with to know the rearms why, Follin, he Pays, on Falhion's pinions fly ; Though with good aim at there you eager fire, Suppofc you hit them. Rill they fly the high'r ; What ! can no birds In this rani'd place be found ? Egad, I'll try—fore Mi.; is Startle' GreurrtL Holland. and Wivea, Cyprians and 1.0b,:y Phantoms, Are Cuckoos,Game-ikl.s,Owls, and crowing Bantams The City Dame. have runty got a trimming, And all the I.:smc-Ducks in canal. arc rwinuning, " To catch the living manners as they rife! - And is not this ap.if Suppofe a tragic leene—hrin with high wne— Sir, who am I ? Why, pray. Sir, how Ibould I know ? Go on! Go nn! Co nn Why all this bother?— Sir, I'm a Gehilcman '—and I another. And muR I lore my deareß, tweet, Faired,. 7 My same', Af•r:i C;,,:—and mine. Sir's Ce'Canifer. Drops for the Lasiics ' pray unloofc the lockets; Search for her hanilkstchicr—why . Au'i es/wadi. Proceed, proceed, go on there with the Play, Be quiet, tricnd, pray hear what I've to fay— Hoot' Hoot. Man, is the Marager in London! Sir, I'm no Manager ; my name is Mumma. This lathing age Co oppofite is Frown, Young men are old from toe up to the crown— But Ance all Europe'. fill Ames now rude, And all are boned in a Mini; Peace, Oat merry Bard, hi. occupations done. Down drops his belt sod doaNie-barrell'd rm. No more the game hi. laughing Mae that (grim Or moot obeli glaring folly on the wine ; )lo reit he leeks, or clanger dn. • he f . Pried (a you casts - to be • Voirmatar. NAUTICAL INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-WIND S. ARRIVED. ' 0 Hamburgh, 2 Dublin, 2 Watcrford, ove• 0 I I PLYMOUTH, OCT. 29.—Came in the IMDCFN, r,f 18 guns, Captain PATEN, from a cruize. Sriled for Torbay the PRINCE of WALES, of 98 guns, Rear Admiral CALDER ; the Pzuscrss ROYAL, of 98 guns, Rear Admiral GoarEß. Sailed on a cruize the FIEGAIRD, of 38 guns, Captain &Y. MOUR I LAPWING,Of ROTHERAM and the RENARD, of i 8 guns.—Came from IL, inoaz to Caufand Bay, the CENTAUR, of 74 guns, Captain LITTLE HALES. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 3o.—Arrived the likoc ton (loop, Captain Ls ROMP, l%ith wine from Cuernrcy. SHEERNESS, OCTOBER 3o.—Artivcd the Uvirt frigate from Margate Roads, and kvetal go n-1 from the Downs: part cf them have came into harbour, but we have not yet learnt their came .- The IIEBE WAS paid war:cs yelletday, And lit gun brigs. Sailed the NARC/SSUS frigate to the Grcat Nore ; the Sv.r.sv armed lhip will be paid oil' to morrow.—Wind S. W. blows bald. GRAVESEND, OCTOBER 30.—Paffed by the CossENs, and Suir, _TONES, from Water. ford ; Islaith, LEVEINGTON; Cl/AO:ter ROGI Harmony, PRIDDIs; and Elizabeth, Smara, front Dublin.—Sailed the Louifa, ORME, for Norway ; Thalia, ORENA, for Malta; Sufannah, Hswituus, for Seville ; Willoughby, —, for Jamaica ; and Aurora, —, for lottcrdam. The Meiling, TICK, from NV:itcrford to Ply mouth, having tprung a leak, and received much damage, is put into Biddeford, where the cargo mull be landed and tae vcif.:l repaired. The Trinity, FORSTER, from Honduras, is con demned at Charlefton. The Vulture, BK s, from Ncw Providence to Florida and back, is taken by three Spanifh armed Mips. . • . On Wednefday, the 28th infant, arrived in the Downs from Boulogne, the Woolwich cartel, Lieutenant Cox. The ACUTE gun-brig, with Eliding keels, com manded by Lieutenant Sraysa, which has been Rationed four years off Bradv;cll, to guard the mouth of the Blackwater river, has received or ders to proceed to the Nore, preparatory to her being paid of. As the Houfe of Commons was breaking lip on Tburfday, Sir W. Pvt.-may reminded the Houfe of a notice which he gave laft Seffien, of a motion relative to India Affairs. To prevent any furprife, he then repeated, that he should take an opportn nity to bring it forward this Seffiin. Orders were on Wednefday itmued for an imme diate reduttion of the Guards, which will include all men above forty years of age, and all whofe fervice exceeds twenty years. It is laid, by this means, the ift Regiment only will be 2 000 lefs. The Commander in Chief has countermanded the order for officers on leave of abfence to join their refpeetive corps in Egypt, Gibraltar, and Mi norca. except of the following ; from which, it is fupi ofed, that they are to remain on foreign let. vice ; viz. the ad Battalion of Royals, the ad Bat talion of Q2een's, and the rtth, 23d, and agth. More licences are expelled to he granted btr vcf fels to proceed to the Ealkward of the Cape of Goad Hope, on the Southern Whale Fiffiery, than have been obtained for fome years. The Captains and crews of all veffels on this fifhery are firiely prohibited from engaging in any traffic with the Company's fcttlements. Earl ROMNEY is appointed a DireCtor of Green wich Hofpital, and not the Governor. . - By a return of the population of the United States of America, made in September lafi, it ap pears that the number of inhabitants contained within them is upwards of five millions. On Wednefday laft, as Lady GEORGE CAVSN. DISH was returning to town from Zafibourne, in Suffex, her Lady'hip was taken ill at Uckfield ; alliance being at hand,her Ladyfhip was removed to the houfe of a neighbouring furgeon, and was there f.lfely delivered of a fun. Intelligence was immediately forwarded to Lord GEORGE, and to their Graces of DEVONSHIRE at Cattle-Howard. The Rev. I'. GREEN, of Middleton Cheney, Northamptonfhire, in a letter of Auguft t, ttfot, favoured B. D. PERICINs, of Leiceller-fguare, Lon. don, the Patentee of the Isiztallic Traitors, with a long lift of cures by them. He conclidec,— " From my convietion of the real utility of the Traitors, I floccrely wifh they were univerfAlly known and ufcd ; and doubt not but this will fr.= • be the cafe." Among fcveral cafes of ftheuma tifm, Gout, Sprains, &c. is the following . • CAST—SPRATNS and RITCOMATTSSI.—A yours Woman had a very painful tumefaetion on the back of her hind, for which a poultice was tried for leveret days witheut any advan• Rage. A gathering was capc:lei to take place by her medic.l attendant. Continually growing work, !h: applied to anot:ier medical min, who tl./ s .//,h: it a Sprain attended with ith:ama tifin. When the came to me the could not more any of h:r fin gers, and bar arm, which w..s Lveled to her elbow, th- secs totally incapable of tiring. In three opervions of the Teuton for twenty minutes, the wai much ri•li-vtd. By continuing tbe:r ufc four days the was able to lace nee hays, was loon ccra plet..ly cured, and Las fine worked at hay-inahin:t. In this cal!, as in others, I repeatedly obferved the (welling follow the' points of the Tradors. he Traetors, nece(fary in every Family, and among may he had, genuine, with new and it tprovesi direc t'. ins tor ufir.z :hem, for rife i;:11 , 1 - AS the tat IL D. Pt s iting, A. M. the Ps•:ritee, in the hour.. of the lat John firn t-r Sur•eon, I ..ssc-citer-fquate ; and of frcdcric Smith, t rift an d .. Utui,r,i.t, in the Haymarket, London Tt. • pcit • nature of the . 1 n. - !or r:r.ners their conve‘ance by Co..ch..te even L) Pelt, ritfealy c metnicnt. Letters incliting their amount (poft•paid) duly rtenilad tie N. E Fite purcb,:..tes of the I . t.ietora receive gratis, two dif. (vent ilo , k a, which contain, a: cortriva ierted oy the brit li teriry chameicri. shot*. three Caouta .1 Cures of Cont. ,• hee• rutile,, Scald,. II mtli.ach Sprains, Infirm &e. &c and all in..logstis Dil.afirs of i-lorfes. CA STTIOS genuine VI - adorn are limped with the words PS iii , '. T.A rt •41 - TRAL rues;' and a, is..t•om of 113 e printed .. r.ttiuns Is a P creipt for the Ere -uirc (tined in the hand writing cal the Patentee. By gbier;ing thee, Ina• rink.. 11/Aloft= be &tate&