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I ' d .0., b i -,..__ 1(s .~~~. , • 0 - i 7 RI II I: K e .1 Jr ir • OcAl 4. crIIBER 9899. THURSDAY, NO' 19, 1818. ratet SZVEN-PVIC EASTINDIet HOUSE, Nov le, INS. COURT of DIRECTORS ?fate UNITED This dip was published; Io One Vol foniacap live. price 3s. 6d. boards, QIELF.CULTIVATION RECOMMENDED; or► 177 Bums to a YOUTH I.E.svoso &isoot..—llly ISAAC TAT LOR, of Omar. Third Edition. Printed for Rest Penner, Paternoster-rww. This dry was published, price Chi. hi betwrii, REGAL CEREMONIES; cont.:ining the CE 111i1MNIAL einerws4 et the INTARMENT of QUEEN CAROI.INE ae¢ DEORGE U. from the wort Au thentig Documents; together with an Account of the Proces sions at the Acceesitm, Marriage, and Corosatiso of his present Majney, ana the seiural Addsesses Fevented thereon. London : Famed by and for W. M. 71mi elton, Goodge-strret ; and sold by Sherwood , Nee*, and Jones, Paternoner-row ; asl4 C. Chap*, Paii IN'STITUTION. • Noibraitit 11, I$M THE PROPRIETORS and SUBSCRIBERS ate raspectfullt informed, that, in consequence of the Death of the Qa tie t, the LF.CTU RES are SUSPEN LOD until further I soda. KNIGHT SPENCER, Secretary. AMERICAN INTELLIGENCE. c - JfP.INY of MERCITANTS of ENGLAND trails, k LIST-INDIES do hereby give Notice, it a u the Court will be ready to receive Propeode is wet or before WEDNESDAY, the Sild of Deowsbee In the Prete, and speedily all be putAlhed, FLORENCE MACARTHY. An lush Bt Four Volumes.—lly Lady ISIORGAN, Author of France, O'Donnel, &c. &c. " Les ?triunes roe sent pas trop d'humenr apardotutet de eer taines injures ; et quand tiles se proptettent iv pirloß de le row ranee, elle* n'y runt pea de main soorte."--Meni. de Gremlins: Printed fur Henry Culburn, Conduitetreet. ',.._ from the Owners of Ships of the burthen of 600 TOM gwa rds, builders measurement, which have not performed than seven Voyages to and from India sr China, specify. the rat e of freight at which they may be wining to LET c h ahlps for One Voyage in the Company's &Mite. The Tenders with the words " Ship Tender" on the Cover 0 we rany sealed up, and left with the Secretary at this Op , on or before Twelve &Clock at Noon en the mid 9d p n esiber next, beyond which hoer no tender volt be meshed. JOSITPIi DIRT, Secretary. De Partirulars of the Terms and Conditions under which the One of the miiereants at Philadelphia, concerne'l in kidnapping free negroes and mulattoes, and sell ing them as slaves: has been sentenced to hard labour three years, and a fine of 300/,—The Legislatureef Canneeticut met o:i the Bth of October, and elected Spealter, GlmtnN Tamils /slam, Esq. a Member of that party which arrogates to itself the exclusive title of Republicans, by a majority taf 117 to 94. - Next day a Committee reported, that the new Constitation had been approved of by a majority of 13,918, votes to 12364. Considering the length of time that th e people of Connecticut had been tree, flourishing and happy, under their aid Censtkntion, and looking t-t the dintiautive absolute majority (1534)' by vrhath it has been superseded, it might have been expected, that the Reformers would have celebrated their su -- cess in that calm and temperate manner which would # at onee,•have shown some mark of respect to the ina stitutions of their ancestors, and soothed the irritated feelings of those who were hostile to any innovation. The Reformers of Newhaven, the semi-metropolis of the State, adopted a directly opposite course, and in the insolence of their triumph, tired off the Charter of Charles 11. from the cannon's mouth. The delay in the receipt of General Jackson's dis patches at Washington is dins curiously accounted for in the Savannah Republican, but their contents are still withheld from the public : " Not long since, a considerable stir was made about the non-arrival of General Jackson's dispatches at Washington City, giving all account of his Indian campaign, the Cap& awe of Pensacola, and the trial of Arbuthnot-end Ambristier, all .of which were put into ale Post office at Fort Hawkins, directed to the Secretary'at War. At this office the dispatches were mailed; Inta it seems arrived at Wachington in due time ; owing to some blundering person in the Post-office' at Washington, they were sent to the Land instead ot the War-Office, and there plated on the shelf for fu ture consideration.. After remaining, there for two or three months, and a noise made about them, they were discovered by the persons who transact the bu siness of the Land Office." King Christophe's Secretary-General has addre s sed a letter to the it eetocrt of colour in the United States, inviting them to become flaytians, and epjoy the. freedom and blessings of that country. 17e offers 'great encouragement to mechanics and agricalturises, and promises labourers One dollar per day, esclitsive of board' apd lodging. To such as !rave no means. of payingdwir passages, he will allow 40 dollars per head for meet, women, and half that tom fur children from three CO twelve yea's of ft6c. The Ro.lten Gazette, of the 19th of October, says : " It is confidently asserted, and we know it to be true, that the recent dispatches from Madrid contain a provision for the cession to the United States of the Floridas." An arrival at Baltimore from Rio Janeiro, brings' aceoures that the Patriots were putting out a He • go against Lima. Emigration still continues to increase America. . Colonel Ogilvy, his Britannic Majesty's Commit goer, and General B. Porter, Commissioner from., the American Government, for drawing the boun= • dary-line between the Canadas and the United States; arrived at Montreal on the .sth October, and was int, mediately to proceed up the country. The Legislature of Jamaica has applied to the ,British tiovernment to have the export duty of 41 per cent. at that Lland'removed or reduced: and to have the ports opened to-the American tr:Cdi..* A Halifax Paper says, the Nova Scotia trade is really, in some respects, under less restriction than that of., Bermuda, notwithstanding the decision of the Ame. rican Government. • JONAS ON DISTILLING. This day was published, the 3d Edition, price 63. in boards. E HDISTILLER'S GUIDE; comprehendirM the - 'Whets Art of DISTILLATION and RECTI VOA- ' TION, to all its various Heamaches. With genuine Receipts (Or alakint Ram. pits2e. _ltiolksain, ein, and ail sorts of COAlm. Pounds, Cordials, frplrkursis Wators, by Thstillation, Arita= i den, Intlisiod and Deirodes ; doers the best method of Dis tilling simple Waters front Flow's, %its Spices, and Aromatic Rugs. Mw, tie Art of Stil Estill:Wines. Dy DDT= IOWA& Usk& : Primed for Shawood m. Nasty and Rees, tiatormsterr to*, anti nrfog sad Tye, Tooley-etreet. . • This day was publietted, Two Vols. tero.priee lace. NTARRATIVE OF MY CAPTIVITY IN JAPAN daring the years 1811, 11112, and 11113. Wit* Observe. dons °mile Country and the People. liy Captain GOLO NIA, of the Russian Nay " I describe ouly what mane within my dons oeserratlon ind itsperiesto, end report only whet I -w with my awn eybs."-- Preface.—Pricssed far Hoary Csdbursweondult•asseet. This itay wee plAsbist, le Reath M. "Webb 'OIL Chi ROME, NAPLES, awl FLONENCE, By the Conned* STll24Dif. stf.. This. Wort will be found to exhibit a lively picture of the present state Of Society and Manners, the Arts, Latervure, fee. of these celebrated Cities • it is also interspersed with numerous Atundotei of the Inhabit:nits, and of dlatlngtisfted Miters Bet tie and Faceinn. • - Printed for Henry Colburn, Conduit -street. , R ip be engaged in the Company's Device, may be had oi if oiestien to the Clerk to the Coattnhtes of Shipping, on gine Saturday nett, the 21st iditant. • SA r pirtflked, DAL. palmed in two vohnotest _mune, coloured Vieurs, end of all the Sieges and Battles fought I t the daring the late War, price Al 5. 15s. in boards, (dila eased, by permiselemto his Repel Hi hneastbe grince Regent), It_TISTORICAL, MILITARY, AND MILT RESQUR OIkiERVATIONS on PORTUGAL; eseveising the ant Ittalkleal Acmes* of that Coeutry, Men the eatileM dews to the seem time, with many vitiate adt Frani Papers, never hitherto published ; file tbe Itethetti ISSitery Imemesimeem, the Loud Throes, aid Pletimsque Obserimises, embellished with Views, selected for -the permit of convell* u much 111IIta 'fnformagou as =antEt GIORGI LANDMANN, -Colonel in the Corps of RoyarEagineers, Lieutenant- Mod in the same Corps In the service of Spain, with Brevet /WM of C:olottel. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. TEA TRADE. AT a numerous Meeting or Wholesale and Retail DEALERS in TEA, held at the London Coffee-house, Lsiptehill, on Mccenav, the 16th day of November, 1818, Mr. PHILIP BEDWELL, in the Chair. slit Meeting having taken into consideration as Ailvartiae iet aipearirg in the public Papers of Sunda7lind. Monday, the me i s& instant, purportin. , to be " a Reply of the London Gesine Tea Company, 23, Illgate-Isilla to the Resolutionspass 4 0 Sleeting of Tea Dealers, at the London Coign-house, on T.t..44, the 3d November." limited Unanimously-That while ibis Meeting are ready , o..knowletige the right of any individual or individuals to ern e': n ily Commercial Concern, anal to prosecute the some by lae means, they cannot sufficiently express their indignation :the attempts of the persons who have assumed the stile of the Lersloo Genuine Tea Cffmpany" to bring themselves into no ruby the Isamu) which they have resorted. That the circular and advertisements of the selimityled " Lon the This doe were published, in 11100.11161: QKETCHES of the PHILOSOPHY of llyiSir T. CH ARLLS IifORG.OI, M.D. and Fellailf.sif Abe Royal College of Ph} sicians of London. " H n'y a point de donte, que les breathe plryslques ne dfpetr ' dent inwneribitonieut de l'orgmuization : mister heroine MMUS, leen dependent ils pas egalement, quoique d'uue maniere mums directe, ou swim sensibic?" Catmuis, Rapport du physique et du moral. Printed fur Henry CoWarm Cesdeit-street. BOOKS OF TRAVELS, Lately r ublishei by 160M.VAlf, Mast, Rims, Oltsra, mid Bipww, London. 'l. IVARRATIVE of a JOURNEY in the INTE- All BROM. of CHINA, and. eS a. Voyage to aod from that C.raustry, in. the. Years 1816 and.leL7 :. containing an Account of the most interesting Transactions of Lord Amherseambassy to the Court of Prkirr, and' Observations en the Countrlet whiebit visited. By Clarke Abel, F. L. 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May: be bad at No. ctf, Paternoirer-row, Leaden ; add of all &suite Tea Company" the Resolutions. of Meeting 'Wholesale and Retail Dealers in 'Yea, held on the '5411 instant ink Rept) , of the persons who.haroe vssstsmod tint title beton hued to, bog now heforo the Pt. sic, their attention lea , ihd to the following facts viz. That the persons who have as- Ned the title of " The Loudon Genuine I'ier Cowepeety." harm heir Circular and Advertis•nnents stated, that the Company imposed of Merchants of the City of London. That their irdar and Advertisements, alter alluding to canviddons *a hate taken place (convictions originating in transactions eh this Meeting sincerely lament, but over which they could irt no contra •:), and insinuating that the whoiu Trade are to epected, " state that the fornration of their Establishmtnt dr!fectnally protect the Public against the possibility of intro ist;" that the Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Tea by the krizions passed at their Meeting of the :sd inet. apprized the bt:hat the self-styled " 3ferchant. , , o' the City of Lonecra," si . .td, according to information which the 31.eting Ma d' re _ . Book;ellen. Messrs. Con and Co. are to be consulted, as mu* eVery day, at their house; and Patients in the country am requestol to de scribe minutely the case, enclosing a remittance for Advice and ittedichte, which rah be forwarded to any part of the world. Goss and Cm it S. C. Surgi-ons, 13, Bouverio.street, Fleet street, London. and talon- w u hich they could confidently rely,. of a Im (eke Weeper ' resident in the City of London, and hihi.;. That M the Reply which has been published, the per who have *Homed the title of " TLe Loraloa G.! luine Tea A genr," hare neither ventured to dtny the fact of such p..r - bet9g interested In the concein, wor to mastic that a single gethen of the City of London is a Member of their runt; altha this Meeting wart-anted by the Reply, Its coil the Lottery Of Keeper and his Winter, with sont e t i tg amok whole of whom are ashamed of publishing their MIN *impose " The London Genuine Tea Company." Thu the assertion contained in the Circular of the self-styled '1.,r410a Genuine Tea Company," that " Bolles Tea is ..,eldJm, nor, vended to the Public in its original state in England," kerb false, inasmuch as by far the greater proportion of Bo- IsTra is sold in its genuine state to the lower orders both in 'olden and the Country,at a very reduced price, and the residue d, while the quantity of Bohea Tea sold by the East hit Company, forme scarcely a etienty-third part of theii sales. NI the eutagemen of the self-styled " London Genuine Tea Canny" to exclude Bohea Tea from thtif premises is invidious and undermining, and perfectly' consistent' with their connection with Lottery Schemes and manoeuvres • for this Meeting conk. I duly more the Public that in no instaice is that article used stand by any Tea-dealer in this Metropolis with Teas sold at at rites quoted hy these self-idled Merchants of the City of lades. MEDICAL SKILL AND PRACIICE. Wilt following Pamphlet, the facts of which are as unequivocal) , and'as respectably attested as any weer rence.in science, will prove to the attentive reader tbat the cure of diseases depends not on the common medie,dl in retry ! is thespecelatielts ocsnet y; bull is de' ____ _____ er 4.1.Am...a 4.4M1T Iferspr4eima, mewl witklb A.. Mystical profession of medicine has discredited, as Mystics' su perstition—has discredited reason. Principles are here deduced from numerouecases, which are all complete experiments; and ntropinion is given, and no system insinuated, unsupported by an indisputable fact. The modern Practitioners of our Military Hospitals, tired of cassias mystiiism, and of curtailed noses, rotten bones, and constitutions, are returning wisely into the path of Ern:. and professedly curing by Galenical decoctions, with the aid of mercury, that dreadful disorder which is the hrin =neat of licentious lore. This is a splendid figure in the of medicine. It is a truth of the utmost importance to hymen nature, mils as additional proof, if any.could be wilallit after the experience of half a century, that V ELNOS' VIOL L'TAIILE SYHCP is a safe, though powerful, substitute for Mercury Mall cases. 71ses;Sans of Paracelms, descending to the Earth, will in time endeavour, as the Atither does, to under stand and apply its vegetable produce; and they will then ac insorrieslge the importance of Winos' Vegetable Syrup, and of the present Edition, price is. of An ACCOUNT of CURES by VELNOg' VEGETABLE SYRUP, in disordersderiing their origin or malignity front scorbutic. impurities, and the indiscreet and frequent use of Ca lomel, &c. which occasion obstructions in the lymphatic vessels, and diesinish and enfeeble the vital actions Of the whole system. By TOO3IAt CASHIJt, sole Proprietor of the Medicine, nephew to the late Isaac Sivsinsen, and only successor to him and Mr. De Winos, Na. 50, _ll,rriers-street, Os lord-street (removed ' That it is proper that the Public be informed, that imme-. anly upon convictions having taken glee, by which it appeared , au nefarious practices had been resorted to in the adulteration d Teo, the Members of the Tea Trade apph,ed to the Beard of louse to publish the names and residences of every delinquent shied been or might be convicted, and used every exertion to, move such publication. Ilst this Meeting pledge themselves Individually to use every savour to detect and expose impositions iu the adobes-otiose of; Tai ; and appeal with confidence to the disrerisinent and-justice, ti:he Plastic, whether, netwithstanding the malpraelic,ee of U 0 ,.. Pri , cipied persons which"' have been or may yet be brought to t %ht, they stay not more safely rely on these who have for years tarried on the Tea Trade, and whose names and characters, as ita IS the qualities of their goods, are open to investigation, :its on persons convicted, as are " the London Hemline Tra Corplay,' by :heir own reply, of assuming a fatsu character, ed •ho, from motives which the Public will nor fail duly to 4peciate, decline puislisking their navies. That the foregoing Resolutions besigned by the Chairman, ad "ris-d, and otherwise circulated, as the Committee sh►ll think. 7'Ver. PHILIP BED WELL, Chairman. The Chairman having quitted the Chair, Itriolved unanimously, That the Thanks of this 'Meeting be• pot to Mr. Pious. Braiswimr.„ for his polite and persevering lit , 'tun to the interests of the Tea Trade, and for the ability and , zigniality with which be has presided over this Meeting. Ssbscriptions for defraying expenses Will be received by the , nttirrsan, Mr. Philip Bedwell, No. 103, St. Johlt-strect; the , Tt.^urer• Mr. Cothead, No. 59, Cannon - street; and at the' b 4 th e ' London Coffee-house. FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN THE STOMACH,. gm. WORMS, when generated in the human body', are the cause of many internal allnutions,wltickvary so much , :heir effects that they may h evoistakesr by the meet endoent Ay..irian, and prove equally fatal to the constitutions of men, `' , :sea, and children; though the lett, remora extensively suffer 's , fn their destructive ravager . Their mare usual symptoms are Pens in the Stomach, biae, ea Wad, Lem/ ittrpediti,- and 4 clongant, and onaciatcd onseerence leeks Plaine. The entra • , dr.ty efficacy of the celebrated CILING's i ATENT WORM, IJIZENGES in an such complaints, as wen ae in obstructions in iyAveh, and terry disorder where opedng or cleansing physic I 'Pim], is so universally horses, and ha: been publicly. ..^.. ,,, vhdted by so many persons of &Outlets and rank in• that it is utnecvssary here to enbrge on tiles, re:cellar' xmcg. It is s;:fScient to say, that no otLer medicine, for met disonlets, maintains any kind of z,inipetitltm elm Worm Lo7ences ; and conside:irtg the great prevalence , Worms, parti: ;tan) in chil tress, that nerinestiser, or roped& ..neant of a young family should ever be without them, td . haffel • rvre tr. wher.ever occasion requir:.; their use. 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Inge°. with_Plates, sd Edit. 15e..bds. , 20: 'lluvrre to the Saeger of tht Bbiwininintrumund arrest , the American Continent to the Pacific4.keam Performed by order cf the Government of the United States in the Teen 1 6 049 180gand 1806. By Captain Ltwis and - Clarke. POPlhed front.the Mond Remark with•biops, lerthmewalsi Imo. Third "4,m, 2/. 2s. boat cis. _ . . . from '..1, Frithsstrret, Soho. " By recke:ting sorb; diseaer4 as incurable, and others as past the period of cure, l'hysi::ians do only enact a' Use of neglect, and ex=pt their ignorance from discredit assdinf.uny."—liscon. 'Sold'by J. Ridgway, 170, Piccadilly ; J. Asperne, sd, Corn- Mill and all the BOolisellerse ENGLAND' EXIJECTII PrVYRY MAN TO . DO HIS - -- HUT V." • VEIT IV'S . an Individual not only exercises his genius, but embarks tie Capital in a public cause, though it may. reeqire , considerable time to givrpablicity. to his endeavours, and make the Public sensible of the justice of his claim to superior:ss % ettil no one acquainvd with the real characteristics of the Bri tish natioe; will doubt• their genius in discovering, or their libe rality in rewarding the exertions of those whe devote themselves 'to the comforts or elegancles of life. " England expects every rourrt• do his duty"—and she has a right to expect it so lung as ; she carries the reflection to her own bosom ; but there are many, I whose natural inactivity leaves them in obscurity for the want of 1 personal exertion, - who condemn the Public tor withitoldinetheir I support, when in fact they have taken no pains to make them sensible that patronage is due—that they court thtir smiles, or • merit their attention: This, howeveri eannnt he urged its the present instance • fur there is not a town in Eli ; land, :..kotland., - Ireland, or Wal es,i whose walk have not speken to every one that passed; in plain and • urgent language, " USE Telt- NER'S BLACKING;" nor has this friendly admonition been cor.veyed so many Mindreds, nay thousands of miles, without incurring an expense far - beyond what could pot. sibly be imagined by any but those who have absolutely expe rlenced it. If you should feel disposed to say, " why use TUR. MElt'S BLACKING in pireference to any other?' Ih g' leave to answer-Ist. Because TURNER has ....INA neither i 1 pains nor times to arrive at the summit of 'pertlmeirin in the 1 composition of his Blacking, has carefully combitn4l such ingre- i 1 clients as preserve the leather, render it soft and pliable, and produceiminimitable lustre with. the least exertion of !Maur, • and rejected those destructive spirits which bum and harden the leather, and defeat the very purp loses for which they were in .l tended.-•.diy,•lletuuse•TUßNlßlthis not only surpassed all his I cempfiturs'in the art of manufacturing his Blacking, bust has' tt !w4s4 incredible sunss in giving it publicity through the I I.• Kllngdorn; And, i 4 conelesion, TWINER feels so con ' acissus.el thetauperiority of his Blacking, and theaval.with which • be has been actuated for ..he piildic good in making "it knowu, I tket-lte . bekny lists • " TItYWIV.-Pirt)TE bra ;" make trial only of a sisigiglassle. and he has no noube the result will prove so truly satlefattory, that every man will feel, not only a plea. sere, bat a.dety, in saying to his neighbour, " Use Tassels's 1 liusesinto.° itilrliAl/.I)avILKER, Blacking Manufactory, 114 LoEKI9n-Rond a Sou!hlyrark. I`ilt JIONTI P.Ai iIPR AID, OM 10. , . . Governor Cass ' of the Michigan territory, Cover. nor Jennings, of the State oflndiana, and General M•Arthur, Of the State of Ohio, as Commissioners of the United ,States, arc holding a Treaty with the Indian Nations residing in that section of the United States. PROM TtTr. NORFOLKAIRRALD, OCT. I k Captain Buckley, of the schooniii Marmion, who arrived here last evening Iran} La Guira, stasis, that the Patriots were besieging Cnmana with a tihree of 2080 men. The Iloyabsts, however, were numerous, and well supplied 'with provisions and militar y; stores, both of which it was unclerstood the Patriots stood much in need of. It WAS the general opiniOn, that no fighting would take place until Decembo.r, about which time they calculated the plains would be suit ficiently dry for their operations. I FROM VTR COSIMERCIAI. ADVERTISER; 00T.. 19. A letter, dated at Washington on the 15th installer is published in the Baltimore Patriot of Friday, ing it as the prevailing opinion at the seat, of vernment, that his Honour Cadwallader.4 Colden, Mayor of this city, will 1;e selected' by the President as successor to Mr. Crowninshield, at.the head of the Navy Department. The letter adds, that ".his pointment would be hailed with pleasure by the Offi. cen of the Navy generally ;" and that " 1 confident expectation is entertained that he will be selected." R.Tolled! IfAzaftn and C:). sold both the Ihirly Thousand Pound Prizes in the last Lottery—there were but Two, and I-LavARD and Co. sold them both in Shares.—HAzAßD and Oo.'s Offices, 324, ONfor,:. strett, Royal Exchange Ge; and' 26; Cor ;bill ; Lottery . begins Twoowy, containing Four Prizes if Thirty TboosanA con;ols ; ,Two of Five Thousand, Five of er,ooo, &é. &i. Sterling Money. First drawn Prize Nrkr Tursoli . v entitled to 4:.40,000 Consols.—HAzatto tind Co._ll4e- Agents in all the principal Countr . 'towns.