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• • ..... . I A ' 1 •.` • . ^ • \ k s 6 t q ~.. .........„ .. -t ! , ,, • 1 s !....0 •' • . . P . ::-.-)%. '''' 11 ) '' • ' . 4 .N f ` r 4 • : .\. ' • 1. ' I : :Z. lll r4. 0 : 1 ; ;.r:ef \.- '1 , ' • CI 't t a1k 41... r .a . /.' 4 Nk s _ ;...../ r ..! • . a o\ ........„_.........,.. ....../ ....„ . . . ! _ :.: 7 , _ ._-........._.] --„- tRIDAY, OCTOBER ill, iBOP, .~:. )UMDER 522 i 1 PRICE 51X.Pk.1411.... THEATREAOTAL, DIURY-LANL ROYAL BuslevoLENcE. TtiSAMUEL S FEPHENS, Efq. HIGH SHERIFF of the COUNTY of CORNWALL. sit, Bodmin, October 8, 18.0 5. IT appearing from the report of the Mailer of the Court of Chancery, to whom the Caufc of the Attorney Gene ral againft Hicks and others was referred, that the Corporation of the Hofpital of Elizabeth Queen of England of St. Lawrence de Ponteby, is diffolved, we, the underfigncd Juftices, affembled at the General Quarter Sellers now held at Bodmin, In and for the County of Cornwall, requeft you to convene a County Meeting, to take into con fidcration the purpofe to which the Lands which belonged to that Corporation, may be molt ufefully applied for the benefit of the County. FRAS. GLANVILLE, Chairman. JOSEPH PO MERV. F. HEARLE RODD. J. MOLESWORTH. M. FLAMANK. EDMUND GILBERT. H. HAWKIMIIXEMAYNE. THIS RESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 8, hill be acted the Comedy of THE RIVALS. AN ANNUAL SUBSCR IPTION began by the A 1 . KING, QUEEN, ani ROYAL FAMILY, to enable I. LANCASTER of the Free School, Borough Road, Southwark, to extend his plans of Education to the Education of I'm Thou land Poor Children in the Country. Thefc Schools will not be ellabliffied to promote the peculiar religious opinions of any Set% but letting afide all party diftinetions, the obkd is to initruet in ufeful Learning. in the knowledge of the leading principles of Chriftianity ex; reffed in the language of Holy Scripture without Comment, and to train them in [Lints of Induitry, and Morals, conducive to their future welfar e as virtuous Men and demi Members of Society. The firft Schools on this plan are now about to be opened at Maiden Bradley, Wilts, the Seat of the Duke of Somerfet, and will gradually extend over the Country. After the fiat espenees are defrayed, it is eftimated 20031. per annum, will be fuffician to educate Ten Thoufaud Children. It is hoped the Public aid will be cheerfully and liberally given to this Fund. Subferiptions received by the following Bankers i—Ham weary's, Pallo 'all; Ranfom, Morland, and Co Pall-Mall; Hoare's, Flect-ftreet ; Hankey, Alen, and Co. Fenchureh-ftreet ; Corfton and Co. Ludgate-Hill; and at the Free School, Borough, Road, Southwark. -_,---__-_- - Sir Anthony Abfolute, Mr DOWTOrt Captain Ahfolute, Mr. BARRYMORE. FauMiami, Mr. ELLISTON. Sir Lucius O'Trigger, Mr. JOHNSTONE. Acres, Mr. BANNISTER.. Mrs. Malaprop. Mifs POPE. Julia, Mrs. H SIDDONS, (Being her tint appearance in that Charafter.) Lydia Languifh, Mrs. JORDAN. To which will he added the laR New Comic Opera of YOUTH, LOVE, and FOLLY. The Tragedy of Macbeth was laR night received throughout ith unbounded applaufe, and will be repsated on Monday neat. To-n•orrow, the Comedy of the Honey Moon. On Tuefelay, The Conftant Couple. The revived Comedy of the Gametters will be performed in the cootie of next week. A • ew Melo-Drame, with New Mu6c, Scenery, Dreffes, and D..corationq, and a new Comedy, are in rchearfal, and will be produced to the courfe of a few days. THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. THIS PR,. SENT EVENING, OCTOBER 18, will be adttd a Comedy, called THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Sir P.rtivax Madyeephant, Mr. COOKE. Egerton, Mr. C. KEMBLE. Sidney, Mr. BRUNTON. Lady Redoigha Lumbereourt, Mrs. GLOVER. Betty Hint, Mn. MATTOCKS. After which, a New Melo.Orme, (never adted) with New Mute Scenes, Duro+, and Decorations, called RUGANTINO; Or, THE BRAVO OF VENICE. The Principal Charadb.rs by 111 r. JOHNSTON. (his fira appearance there two years), •Si . -s. Murray, Blanchard, Brunton, Ligon, Beverly, Claresiont, Creffwat, Bennett, Jefferies, King, Field, Klanert. Atkins, Abhut, Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs Mattocks, Mrs. Emery, ern. To conclude with a GRAND MASOSE. The Charaaers by Meas. T. Blanchard, Message, Dubois, jun. Harley, Barnes, L. Bologna, Byrne, jun. &e. &c. %les Follett, Mrs. St. I.eger, Mrs. Humphries, Mils IVaddy, &e. &c. To.morrow, the Play of the Stranger: the Stranger, Mr. Yemhlc ; Mrs. Haller, Mrs. Siddons. On NlG:4day, , I his Bull; or, An E.nglichenan's Fire-fide. On 1 uefilay, 'lle Fair Penitent. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS for the FA-drawn '1 law. next Saturday, being the Filth Day of Drawing. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS, icr the Eirft drawn Ticket, the Sixth Day, Odober the 26th. STATE OF THE WHEEL. 3 Prizes of Z 23,000 are £60,000 3 x c.OOO •—• 30,0ci0 5,000 10,000 3 2,003 6,000 4 11,000 4, 0 00 9 Soo 4.5 00 Tickets and Shares, warranted =drawn, are on Sale at al the Liecofed Lottery 015een R ICH A RDSON, GO()DLUCK, and - 04, re. Ineetfully acquaint the Public, that the next day of Diawing the prelLnt STATE LOTTERY wiribP Saturday. the 19th init. The mit drawn Ticket oa that Morning will be entitled to TEN THOUSAND POUNDS STATE Or THE WHEEL. 3 Prirn of £20,000 3 Prises of £2,000 3 10,000 4 5,000 2 - S,COO 9 SOO &C. &C . . &e. Ticltets and Shares, warranted undrawn, continue on Sale at tick Licenicd Offizes,CORNHILI. and CHARING CROSS. TEN THOUSAND POUNDS. SWIFT and CO. Ne. i t. POULTRY, are felling the Tieketeand Sham of the prefent Lottery warranted undrawn. I'he Firit drawn Tiekct ou Saturday next, will receive Ten Thouf.md Pounds; and on the next Day of Drawing, the Firft Ticket will he entitled to 20 cool. All the higheft Prizes are yet in the Wheel; viz. 3 of £20,000 3 of £2.000 3 -- 10;'0 4 .... 1,000 2 - .1,000 9 .-- 300 SWIFT and C 0 .3. Office has been remarkable for the Sale oTta yi.al. •, , tached to Firft-drawn Tickets: the under mentioned were fuid by them in the•laft Lotteries only : 6 701 -- £20,000 20.912 J CIO 000 9.362 .- 10,000 B,aoo - 1,000 9,8.2 • 500 3, 6 9 8 •••• 300 VALUABLE COLLIERY TO BE DISPOSED OF. THIS COLLIERY is principally for Exportation,, • equal, ff not fuperlor to any in the Kingdom from its local &nation, and a Market for any quantity; being within one hun dred yards of a Shipping-place, whcreVeffels of 4 or Soo tons ran take in their bunhens. There has been proved within the depth of 46 yards, upwards of at Feet of [Old i'oak, very fine quality. The quantity of Ground i 3 inexhautlible, being tome thonfand of Acres, and the term granted by the Lora of the Manor la 4' year.-6-Bths of this very va►uable concern is now to be Dif,rofed or —Fur further information apply to the - Counting honfe of J H. Lang and Co. No. 14, Deeonflrire-ftreet, Devon flare fquare, between the hours of ten and four o'clock. TO BE PEREMFIDRILY SOLD, pURSUANT to a Decree, and fabrequent Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Caufe, wherein Junes Lanfdoorts, Ely. and others are Plaintiffs, and Harry Elder ton and others are Defendants, on Monday the sift day of Odto her, tlicK, at the WI Inn, at Radftock, in the County of Somer. flt. at twelve &Clock at Noun, before John Plum, of the City of lLth, Audlioneer, in Fourteen feparate and dittindt Lots,Landry Freehold hieffuages. Tenements, Pieces and Parcels of Land, `reate in the Parilbcs of Radttock and Midfomer No:ton, in the ou.,tyofSomctl t. Pinionlat.. thereo` maybe had at the raid Matter's Chambers, to bouthanspue-huildings, Chanccry-lane, Loudon; of Meas. I.lc , •ary and C:pe, No. b, Paper Btildirg.;, Inner Temple, Lon don; of the raid Joint Plura, Bab, ar.el at the Plate of Sale. DELIGHTFUL RESIDE NC E IN SCOTLAND. TO BE I.F.T, THE Hiufe of CAMS I'R ADDAN, beautifully. hm.tted on the Banks of Lochlomond ; twelve miles front Du:nharrn, and twenty feven from Gi...fgow t Dikes, Gar Oreli , rd, Lawn, and upwards of Forty Acre, of excellent The linuir eo.lfifts of a Diithig.rourn, Drawing room, Eve IW-roomi, lief des Mitts. Ki!ch..n, Pantry, Cellir, and good aecomniod Ain for Servants. The Offices confift of a neat *lhree St .11 stable, Cow houfc, Coach houfe, li:.rn, Poultry and Coal hnufes. The Furniture Is e..tircly new, and very complete. and may he bad at a vaination ; as alto good Mitch Cows. 5 , i Head of Zhu", Hay Straw, Oats, and Potatoes, with va:iosat other conic rieneea. The Pott from Dumb-rum to loverary pages every day. The 1., aft to be for on:, two, or three yams, as may be creed upon. For farther particulars apply to the Proprietor, at Cant(tradtlan, Deothartaelire, or Wk. Charge Dude?, Writer, VAlluberet. SUBSCRIBERS The King - £lOO 0 Earl of Pembroke L:o 0 The Queen 50 . 0 Marquis of Blandford to 0 Prkee if Wales so o Lord Webb Seymour 50 to Printers of Wales so 0 Edina of st. Davids 5 5 Duke of York so o Sir H. B. Neale so to Dueller's of York so o Robert Holford, Efq. S o Prancers Augutta so o Samuel Romilly, r.fq. S S —....-... Elizabeth so o Hon. George Villiers S 5 ---.- Mary to o Rev. Dr. Rainc 5 0 - Sophia 10 0 Thomas Stack . 5 5 - Amelia to o Thos. Cartwright Slack 2 2 Duke of Keot 10 0 Jon. Watben Phipps a 2 Duke of Cumberland so o Rev. Dr. Randolph 2 2 Duke of Cambridge so o Rev. H.Pleteher 5 5 Duke of Bedford 20 0 Charles Ellis, Efq. S S Duke of Sornerfet at o George Ellis, Efq. 5 5 ' Duke of Hamilton as 0 Mr. Horner 2 2 Earl of Chefterfield so o James Perry, Efq. 5 S 1 MILITARY APPOINTMENTS FOR YOUNG GEN FLEME;7. A GENTLEMAN has the opportunity of pro. siding a Young Pe-fon properly qualified, with a Cadetey to India, a Cornetcy of Dragoons at Home; one Enfigney in the Line at home or abroad ; oil one in a Regiment of Militia. Written applications front Princip ds only, (poll paid) to A. Z. No 1, New Court, Bow Lane, will be attended to. Juft publiftted, price as. 6d, boards, A TREATISE, entitled, TIiOUGFITS on PUB 4—s• Lic TRUSTS. From which it appears, that the Integrity and Patriotifm of the Rulers in Ancient Rome, and the Rapacity of the Rulers In Modern France. were inevitable Confequeuces of the refpedive Constitutions of there Nations. Edinburgh: Printed by Charles Stewart, and fold by A. Con= (table and Co ; Edinburgh, and Longman and Co. Paternol)er.row. The HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN, frogn the iEVOLU TION to the PRESEN f.TIME. This day was publithed, with numerous an extenfive eorretlions by the Author, a new Edition, printed in twelve volumes odavo, uniformly with the hlitory of Mr. Hume, price five guineas in boards, or any two volumes feparately, tBs. boards, THE HISTORY of GREAT BRITAIN from -A. the REVOLUTION ip 1688, (*ben Huhle. Hiftor7 tan* nuts) to the PEACE of AMIENS in 180 t. • • •,:- ly WILLIAM 131iLSHAM, Efq. independently of the acknowledged merit of Mr.Bellkam's Hif tory as a Work of unqueßionable fidelity, It claims epeeist no tice of the public, as being the only Hillary of linglaski by a fingle writer, which continues the Hillary of Mr. HUM; with uniform fpirit and ability to the prefent time. , Various have been the expedients t r complete the (cries of our National Hillary; &Hallett r general work has been garbled ma =lmitated, with a view to (apply a emitinuation of Hume, to the death of Geo. 11. but the partiality and defects of Smollctt as an blitarian bore long been a JIM fubjea of complaint, and Inch a work as Mr. /kitham's has, for many years, been among the prin cipal literary defidcrata. Perfons, however, who are aetually pof (tired both of Hume and Emollett, may purchafe fenarately Mr. Belfham's Hiftory of the Reign of Geo. 111. in 8 volume., and thus complete their feria to the Peace of Amiens ; or thafe who are poifeffed of Mr. Home's Hiftory only, may, by the purchafe of Mr. Belfhattes entire work, complete an uninterrupted and uniform ferieg of our Hiltory. train the earlieft records to . the prefent time. Printed far KICUAID PHILLIPS, No. •6, Bridge urea, Black friar's, fold by J. Archer. Dublin, F. Balfour, Edinburgh, Braila and Reid, GLifgow, Sullivan and Weft, Cork, and by all other Byokfellers and dealers in Books. N B. Perron' who have omitted to comp) to their fete of Mr 13c1fham's HlRory, mould make an early application to their re fpettive Bookie COMMERCE OF EUROPE. This day was publithed, In one large Volume, (tart°, Price al. la.. 6d. In boards, PUROPEAN COMMERCE ; or, NEW and -a-aSE CURE CHANNELS of TRADE with the CONTINENT of EUROPE, detailing the Produce, Mannfadures, and Commerce of RU:SIA, PRUSSIA, SWEDEN, DENMARK. and GER. MANY; as well as the Trade of the RIVERS FLBE, WESER, and EMS; with a general View of the TRADE, NAVIGATION, PRODUCE, and MANUFACTURES of the uNrrED KING DOM of GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND ; its unexplored and improveable Mowers and interior Wealth; with a particular Account of the Trade to and from the EAST and WES I INDIES, and of Colonial Commerce in general. Illultrated with a Map of the CANALS and RIVERS of EUROPE:. By J. JEPSON ODDY, Member of the Rulfis and Turkey, or Levant Companies. Printed for W. J. and J. R iebardfon, Royal Exchange ; J. Afpern fJ Combin ; and J. Hatehard, Piccadilly, London ; Archibald Co.. :table and Co. and BcU and Bradfute, Edinburgh; and W. N. Ma • hon. Dublin. The following favourable opinions of this Work have already appeared, viz. z ft. The European Mag. which Rates—This copious Work is a very ftriking inttance of well-timed, laborious, and fuccefsful gence. It holds out information, encouragement, and very great afliftance or facilitation of bufinefs to the merchant; while it pre tents at the fame time new and important views of politicaleeconos my to the legiflator and ftatefman ; and eq-u.ludra its account by laying. "On the whole, Mr. Oddy's Book is a valuable pr e f e nt both to individual adventurers in Trade, and to the Great Courted of the Na , ion, who, by due attention and regard to fuck cape rienee. Intelligence, and Contrivance, as this Gentleman teems to poffSs, mit t combine the remuneration of indivithnl merit with great national advantage "—Vide I:,r .peclr stag. September, 1803. ad. The .lati• 'Jacobi's R..bi"oo, which opens its account of this Work l)y Whif.• m try Books on Commerce are addreffed to fpeculat ice men, to fchoiars, philorophere, and ftatermen, others take merchants and manufatturers ss thy' it were by the hand, raying this is the way, T walk ye in ie—fuell a pudica! and Life. NI Work is Mr. Oddy s. It is not, however, without a degreeof entertainment to general feholars and readers. The biftory of the progrefs of - commerce, with that of cultivation, to the nitres of the Baltic and Scandinavia,is very any afir.g. Nothing Is wan ti og to i.e.:- der it mintercfting and agreeable as Or Robertfon's Book relating to the European Commerce with India,but the charms of his ftyle and manner. On the whole, we should fuppofe the Book mutt be very acceptable to Merchants, particularly thole trading to the Baltic or North of Germany, and not lets to the Britilh Legiflature, to whom it conveys much ufeful Information. And we maybe per, mitted to add, that fuck efforts for the general weal of the nation, (Specially when made not without great expellee, thould not only he attended to, but encouraged and I-awarded." Vidc Puy. September, iSey. In compliance with the above regnilltion, I hereby convene a Meeting of the County of Cornwall. to be holden at the ABlse Hall, in the Borough of Bedouin, on Friday the 23th day of Otto • ber inftant, at twelve o'clock at noon.—Dated Odloher Es, tilos. SAMUEL STEPHENS, Sheriff. TREVITHICK's PATENT STEAM ENGINE. ANY Perfon wi(hing to make, or ere& Engine; under the above Patent, are regulated to take notice, that Mr. RICHARD TREVITUiCK is not employed as Agent, or IT-. powered to give permiffion to make, or teed them, he having refigned his flotation as Agent, and affigned and transferred over to me (In trial for the perfona named in the deed) the Patent foe Inch Engine, and people who have now fuch Engines made or. making, are defired to take notice they are not to pay any eon& deration money for tke fame to any perfon but to SAMUEL HOMFRAY. Penydarran-place, Glamorganfhlre, Odtober 14, So r. Witnefs, WM. MEYRICK, Attorney, Merthyr TOM. KENNET AND AVON CANAL NAVIGATION. NOTICE is hereby given,That at a General Q tzar. tat) , Meeting of the Committee of Management of the Af fairs and BuGnefs of the Company of Proprietors of the KENNET and AVON CANAL NAVIGA TION, held at the White Hart I nn.in the City of Bath, en Today the id day of September, 18os, at Eleven &Clock in the Forenoon, purfuant to public Advertife- ment, the raid Committee did find a Call from the leveret Proprie tors of Three Thailand New Shares authoriled by an Ad of Par. I Gement made and pared in the Forty-firft Year of the Reign of his prefent Majefty, entitled" An ASR for enabling the Company of Proprietors of the Kennet and Avon Canal Navigation to complete the fame, and for amending the feveral Ads piffed for making the Paid Canal," to be taken and rubferibed for in Shares and Ha'f Shares in the Navigation and Undertaking authorifed to be made and carried on by the Paid Company of Proprietors for the Sum of SI. for and in refpea of every fuck Whole Share, and 21. acts. for and in refpeet of every fueh Half Share, to be wanting and need. fary, is order to def-ay the Etpcnces of, and to carry on the fame. And did make a Call from the Paid feveral Proprietors, for the raid Sum of sl. for and in refpeet of every fuck Whole Share, and 21. toe . for and in refpedt of every filch Half Share, la the Paid Na. vigatlon and Undertaking for thofe Purport-a accordingly end did appoint the fame to be paid into the Hands of Meffrs. Harfords• Davis, and Co. Trcafurers of the Paid Company, in Btiftol, cm or before the fifteenth day of December, *B4. By order of the raid Committee. JOHN WARD, Principal Clerk. itMEA IC4. New Yoax, Auc. 3o.—We have had 2-4. inter view, fay' The Philadelphia Freeman': journal, wh4 one of the Members of the Board of Health, and have his authority to publifh, that from the reports of the feveral phyficians, and from the moil diligent enquiry, there is not a cafe of the yellow fever ez• Ming, either M the city, Southwark, or the northern liberties ; and that, although a daughter of Mr. Ho zey had been taken ill, the nature of the diforder has not been afcertained. _ _ Interments in the burying grounds of the city and precinas of Baltimore, eluting the week ending tht 19th inti.—Adults to— Children t6—yotal 26. SEPT. 2.—A letter from Salem Rates, that a very pleafing report had been received there (afterwards. confirmed), that Captain EATON, formerly Conful at Tunis, with the Ex•Bathaw of Tripoli, bad laid liege to a town too leagues from Tripoli, and, after ohilinate Tellitance, carried it; in which a4lion Mr. EATON was wounded. From thence he proceed ed to Tripoli, and compelled the Bafhaw to make peace upon his (Mr. Earos's) omi terms. All the American ptiinners were immediately let at liberty ; and General EATON fucceeded in-placing the legal Balhaw on the Throne of Tripoli. The New York Mercantile Advertflir, of the fame date, complains that on the 29th then ult. in fi ght of the ighlands, Captain KEMPTON, of the [hip Mac, from Liverpool, bad two of his feamen, who were native Ameritans, and, who exhibited their protec tions, impreired by hii Britannic Majefly's !hip PATRA. - _ It alfo contains the following Note from Captain BURGER, of the American Chip Auguila : On the 9th inft. Sandy Hook bearing N by W. diftant five leagues, I was busrded by his Britannic Majefty's (bop of war, Hawke, Captain Thoinfoo, who prelfed thrrtren pall:tigers nit of the Augulta, and treated us in every relied with very gre it rude tiers. Mr. Hughes, in particular, made ufe of the molt abufice language, and thr-atentd to take me on board the loop of war land have me pumitnal, unlefs l inftautly prefented on deck all my paffengers, of whom I had 49 —On the 3lft I was boarded by his Britannic Majefty's (hip Cleopatra, and treated very politely. SEPT. 3. —The (hip Ocean, Captain Hussey, from Amilerdam for New YI)1 k, was captured on Sunday tall, off the Hook, by the British frigate CL SOPAT4 and ordered for Halifax. A letter from New Bedford, dated Augnft 29, ' fAys—d The fhip Mary, NYE. arrived here yellerday. in 43 days from St. Lucar. She was captured, after being out fix hours, by a Britifh man of war, and ordered for Gibraltar. Captain Nva and his two Mates retook the (hip, and have arrived fee, with a prize-mater and fix feamen. The Mary was laden with fah, and wine, and bound to New York." It appears that there are now fifteen hundred and feveaty-feven poll offices in the United St ices; and it has been fuggefled as a matter of found policy,that all the receipts of that department fhuuld be applied to its improvement and extenfion. A New York Paper of the 4d ult. contains the fol lowing article:—" We think it nur.duty once more to Rate, that in the fame neighbourhood in S uth- . wart, in which fo many cafes of fever had previoully occurred, there were, as we are informed, no .t left than twelve new ealiv on Friday ; fix perfons, we underhand, Ihad been removed to the hofpital".—( durora.) General Moasou has been waited on, in the moil .• - refpenable manner, hi the principal charafters in' this city, and has accmttd-an invitation for a public dinner, to be given in Oltober next. He leaves toms this day for his feat at Morifyille.-- , (Pieiaakoo. Paper.) SErr. 3.—lntelligence has reached this place that an Englith fleet of nine fail of the line, with frirratea and tranfports, are at anchor in the month of Saint John's River, and that theit tibial is the conquett of Florida. The Spaniards are extremely alarmed, and all is bugle and confufion. Should this account , be cnrrefl, and there is every realms to believe it is, the Floridas will probably loon exchange matters.— The mouth of St. John's River is ten leagues end half from St. Auguftine, which will probably be the brit °Ned of attack. A letter from a gentleman in Savannah (Georgia) to his friend in this city, dated the rph intl. Rates, that the negroes had (hewn evident ligns hf an in furredien, and'had begun pnifoning a number of the white inhabitants. Thirteen of them had been com mitted to Waynetborough jail ; the greater part of them were under fentence of death; they had already , burnt one alive, hanged two, betides a number of others, who received punithtnents according to their deferts. The number of robberies and burglaries were daily inctealing.—(Bah. Pap.) BY THE MAYOR OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. Whereas I have received cuisine:tory information that the town of Providence. in the State of Rhode Ifland, it reltored to iti ideal Rate of health, Ido therefore revoke and annul the Prodansarlua, iffued by me on the such day of July left. And I do hereby authorife the renewal of the mhomary intercourfe between that town and the City and County of New York. To teftimony whereof I the raid Mayor hare hereunto rub- . (L. S.) ferihed my name, and caufed the feat of the Mayoralty to be be affixed, this 2 id of Auguft, A.D. tBog. (signed) 115 WITT 1 1.11./TONI: " The Board of Health are happy to congratulate the:r fel. low Citizens, on the prefent favourable Rate of the health of this city. " The drought, which has hitherto been fo long and revere, la at length mitigated by temperate Bowers. A fucceMon of rainy weather may reafonably be expeaed. The corifcriuent change, from an extreme dry, to a humid at:nor/Acre, may prove very un.. favourable, unlefs every means be ufed to ventilate and purify cellars in the lower parts of the city: The Board, therefore; rez commend the utmoft attention to this important oiled and con. fidently hope that a vigorous perfeverance for a few weeks Icingei in the precautionary meafures hitherto purfoed, will under me caulks of INIOVIDENCIC, avert ever ) , caufe of danger. " by order of the Board, " Da WITT OLI9 TO N, Prefident. " plate HAIM:III:, Secretary. " Office of the Board of Health, Aug ay, t 8.4." CHARLESTON. Auo• t 3 error occurred in the account publifhed on Saturday,' relative to the wreck fallen in with by Captain Latta, of the Schoo ner Sally. It was then Rated that the letters tug upon the Spar picked up ware " Blenheim, p.. H.. ,, hut. on a clofe examination, they afe fopnd to be "'Blanche, M. G. IL" . The Britifh (hip Jack 'Park, Captain RIMMER, for Liverpool, in attempting to crofs the bar yefterday morning, got a(hore on the North Breakers, and it is \ floppafed will be entirely 1011. The yell of the Brhilk ,velfels, viz. the (hip Nanny and Margaret; for Livers pool, the tranfport (hip fur Falmouth, and the brig Eliza for Joky, croffed the Bar in fafety,• and pro ceeded to Sea. The officers and crew of the (hip jack Palk were brought up yeflerday evening in a pilot boat. FROM THE SALEM REGBTER, AUGUST 10. Extra& of a letter from FREDERICK Decor, Erg. to a Gentleman in this town, dated Naples. June Is. tBoe.—"Commodore &atom has refigned the com mand of the American fquadron to Captain Rtito• CMS. He (Commodore Roncetts),` wrote me on the Ift Jane, that peace with the Balhaw of Tripoli was finally concluded ; and that the terms were ad vantageous and.honoutable to the United Siatts. !t appears, that Mr. EATON'S undertaking has been at tended with fuccefs. Mr. Dysoa wrote me from Sy racnfe, that, previous to the conclufion of peas:, General EATON defeated the Baffiaw's troops at Dana, and took polliffion of that town and cattle, but received himielf eluting the adllon a maket (hot through the arm." The intelligence contained in the above letter is derived through an official fource, and announces the important fait that peace is made with Tripoli, and our countrymen are f ee. POSTSCRIPT.—THURSDAY MORNING, ADO. 29, 3 o'cLoca —The exprefs which we difpatched late lalt I evening to Salem, has this moment arrived, and fur -1 stiffies the following partiaare relative to the before i mentioned important news : " Yederday the brig Pelle Ifle, Captain Liao., arrived here, in fixty-fix days from Naples. About i eight days efore he failed, news had art ived there, i that General EATON, at the head of the fmall Amt.- 1 rican force which had been detached from cur Me ! diterraneau fquadron, and the troops collated by 1 the rival brother of the Ba(haw of Tripoli, had had an engagement with the Tripolines at Derna. On which fide vie - tory declared we do not leatn ; but it was laid that General EATON'S army fuffered molt feverely, and that every American was killed, excert i Mr. EATON. who was wounded in the (boulder. i " The effect of the battle, however, was an imme diate negociation for peace, to a&I at which Colonel 1 LEAR went from Malta to Tripoli ; and two days before Captain LEACH failed, difpatches were receiv ed lam Col mel LEAR at Naples, bringing tie in,- i portant and glot ions intelligence that a peace, highly 1 honourable to the United States, had been cotton& 1 ed, and of cum le the Americans, who had been" fo long fug . ..3 ing in captivity, te)eafed. Capt. LEACH, we undedlanJ, brings dirpatches for our Govern ment, fo that we may expe4 theta's , to have the of ficial details of the battle. the negociation, and the terms of peace. '. The American fquadron had not left Malta when this aff lir took place ; and there was no intelli -1 genes at Naples of the gun boats from the United . S i f t t a c t r e s h i t t i t: ll i a ) join the e n d e a t oc h e i A m t i . , ,n C u o . m i s m i od n ° a re pr ß e a m a i a G o n 7 • t airs. failed for the United States, ou account et • hia ill gate of health." _...