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Number X. of E BIOGRAPHICAL MAGAZINE; contain -1 Portraits of Eminent and Ingenious Persons, of every Age and Nation. with their Lives and Characters. ••• In this assemblage will appear superlative talent of every description, without bias to any particular class of characters : even the humblest individual, whose genius or skill has proved essentially beneficial to his fellow-creatures, wilt be drawn from obscurity, and honourably stationed among the most exalted fiends of the human race. ditto; Water Cart, Timber Carriages, extra Wheels and Shafts, .exeellent Cut and Plough Harness, Three Sets of Winnowing Tackle, Sixteen strong Cow Cribs, 55 9oienof Sheep Hurdles, Eight Dozen ditto Cages, and various fmrletneuts a Husbandry a 70-gallon Brewing Copper, and various other Articles. May be viewed On the Friday and Saturday preceding, Catalogues bad ten days prior, at th'.. Bush Inn, St ;ins' ; Crown, RAham ; Crown, Basingstoke; Pourc , r's Arms, Overton; the White Hart, Whitcharch ; Star, Andover; White Hart, Win chester ; Antelope, Salisbury ; Jack Inn, Newbury ; of Mr. Swett, at the Farm, Ilurtsbourne; and of Messrs. Robins, Co vent-Garden, London. CONDITIONS. NOIRER 98 8 i. ....„.......„___. E.dST4NIII4 HOME, October its, IS: THE COURT 1 DIRECTORS Ville kINITED 1 C CJIP4A f V MERCILM TS qj EVGL4NDj trains 6 :•t EJSTJNAPIES, do hereby give Notice, T ot a Quafterly General Court of the said Company will be 14,1 it their }brae in Leadenhall-attest,on WEDNES4AY, tee ortb December next, it Eleven et'Cloelt ha the Forenoon, j ,. t t • pu rpose of declaring a DIVIDEND from Midsummer bats Oiriamas next. JOSEPH AillT, Soeratary. .....------ EAST-INDIA HOW, October 28, 11116. 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SALE . nrnber 1. of Jansar. ‘NI/ON, a ' J Ul NAL, Arranged, Pria of Sourstwa , HURSTBOURNR thing worth -ty t g Te a ar n .AlleV7illt of ithan ever y Inde ic pa h li CAPITAL LIVE AND a notertainmeu, •to red morocco, price is. 6d. NINE II UNAMIKD St. . 1 &c. down tk .0 exact Journal of my Twenty Ricks and I lowa of fin •i to the Bri, 'Nary, and td accustom • Meadow Ha O. : •By Messrs. RO. AI in Twelva -n'a Journal. ach Number ~e B,,,a m e t On the Preadult, on Memo, lgoveasa , ' ' ripper, and 41. 6d• Day, at Eleven, ;)i i ' . tser-press, 'look; riIHE CAPITAL LIVE AND D. 'is Demy wk 4, JL STOCK, selected With great elm at. 4s. per Post acme; Ricks of Sac new Wheat, Bailey, L 1 , a cur- '-v, Nine capital strong Horses, suite:Vl( la . '•raught Horses, Eleven b eaut if u l Milkh 1 • E 1 Nad NWif "vt Plough Oxen, Two Sow,, a Bear ' . n. . 1 -on Shearling Ewes and faiths: and 5 I • 1. l'ilrA Husbandry, &c. at HUILITROUR, 4J ..I. s i , tekiweis and Andover, Hats: co 1, i . i fi t tat„. p ~„ -ws of excellent new Wheat, Ba. 4, dow Hay ; Sif Viheel Plotig. 107.7.77.7 E, 4 4tHarrows.. ibeirPrins,a a . a I t . ^P. sad aa' , Ilivr cii.V...4lF inpitai Fa* • ' 1 ACCOUNT 'Three Sion* ard Two IA nurpose, , •xtra Wheels and Shaf".% By the Rev. ~.• Sets of Winnowing 1 , 1 Biddenden,in a k - of Sheep Hurdles, History - a Husbandry; • i -idea. • 1 dated in TW I. I rag, and each. The S. ' the remain& "flown, i, 'he tecuted by': Quarto. Th this country, 1 ', consisting In . is I lundred . 1. of the sever -m Three eh. ; t important, engage You a more dit 1 1 them the 1 '1 Graphical • ad character graving subst 'f Christianit improvemen !.... Wcn undert. 1 , cl the attend'. b every pobsiL Pictures by nit of Cervan is former Ve. with between sited by the , •cs painted . , 'nut hand- a t arly im • with with °l ee et : day 1. ;$e the eve i boy tikt. men put t Two days ‘e English!, 'ow at dinn ng provide i , -.Bed the ; , ,i 'ading, to ere orderer. 'stain Alley . 1 A Int them a `sale since 1. - , I • 1 . BOSTON , 1 'PORTANT— market of to the den itirion that - he. comme •; 1819. , lsion cf ta 1 lontracts t 'tnd other the corn},' easonably will enab. - northern i - 1 for all th. heretofore, v Basin. It. i. •c the extent 'tsars cou, • , , ng as fine ; . I . lie neigh- I Islands, , • . ',entity , . ;ewer ; t s to ell ..: s J . - s ' I '0 1 1 ) 1' 1 .!. ; , P I • f ; 4 . . 1 ' tim they Our AMERICAN PAPER S . FROM TIIE NEW YORK ADVOCATE, SEPT 2.1. YELLOW POWER IN CHARLESTON. A letter from a respectable Gentleman in Charles ton, South Carolina, was received in town this morn ing, of which the following is an extract: " CHARLESTON, SEPT. 10.—I am sorry to inform you that the yellow fever has made its appearance here. There were three new cases yesterday. 0. has already proved mortal." INDIAN TREATY. Governor Cass, Governor Jennings, and General M'Arthnr, left Zanesville on the Ist instant, on their way to Fort St. Mary's, to negociate a treaty with veial Indian tribes. It is said that from sto 8,000 Indians are to be present at the negotiation. SALEM, SEPTEMBER 12, The sloop Hannah, Alley, from a whaling voyage, with 170 barrels oil, arrived at Nantucket on Satur day last. She was' taken by an English cruizer, all the crew; except -the Captain, his two mates, and a boy taken out, and two prize-masters and five sea men put op hoard, and ordered for Newfoundland. Two days afterwards, as we arc informed,:while all ,the Englishmen, except one of the prize -masters, vere below at dinnn •Captain 'Alley and ore of his men, Laving provideli themselves - with a knife and a spade, compelled the above prize-reaster, who was at the helm reading, to surrender without resistance. The others were ordered up from below, one by one, and tied. Captain Alley - after.rards gave them an eld boat, and sent them ashore at Nova Scotia. He has taken one whale since he retook his vessel. FROM THE BOSTON PALLADIUM, SEPT. 28. IMPORTANT- SHIP TIDIBER: The supply in market of this article is very limi ted, in proportion to the demand, and the probable increase of the requisition that will be made of that article next year. The commercial convention with England expires with 1819. This' circumstance, combined with-the extension cf the coasting trade, have already predicated contracts to a considerabl , extent, for building ships and other vessels, the suing season. W'e are happy to learn that the completion of , Northern Canal, which may reasonably he expects in twenty months from this time, will enable the pro prictors of lands in some of our northern counties, and in the State of Vermont, to find for all their ' ber a market in New York, which, heretofore, have sought in Montre;:l and Cliambly Basin. In own intinediate vicinity, independent df the extensive mountainous forests in Rockland and Putnam coun ties, and New Jersey,' in r. !licit are growing as fine ship-timber as in any part of the world—in the neigh bourhood of the city, on Long and Stat.n Islands, and even on this island there is annually a quantity of wood indiscriminately cut down for fuel, thehewer being totally ignorant of the more valuable uses to whiCh it might be applied. We think it would 'ell reeompeace competent per:orts to traverse the farms and woods, and select trees, or parts of trees, that would be useful in the fabrication of ships and other mechanical purposes, and at proper seasons fell them. The Boston Palladium of September 29., says : tt We understand chat his Excellency the Governor of St. Thomas's, West Indies, is on a visit to this cif y:' FROM THE WOO9STOCK HERALD. SINGULAR CIRCVNILTANCE-.-Dr. homasWhartcrt, of this place, has confined in a wire cage two live rattle-snakes, a male and female. The male has nine rattles, the female seven=-the male black, the female of a yellowish cast. The male was put in the cage on the sth instant : it was quite cross the first day. On the 6th the female was put in, and appeared quite passive, but in a few minutes sheaved her anger, in biting a mouse that was put in soon after her. The little creature's fate was anticipated: it died in than a minute. On the 7th a large rat was put in ' with them: it did not appear the least daunted, but made a most spirited attack upon the rattle of the male, and bit off one half of it. At this time, it re. ceived a bite from the female, which enraged it more, and it made a second attack upon the male, and bit off the balance of the rattle entire. While in this act, it received two bites from the male, and was imme diately taken out and put in a wire ;rap, to observe what effect the bites would have on it, and, to the astonishment of all who witnessed the scene, it sus tained no injury. The snakes now appear to be quite harmless. The Doctor, we believe, intends present. tug them to the proprietor of the Alexandria Museum.