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MERCURY. late Mr. JOHN HUNTER, the British Oracle . the subject of Mercury, though hr could not allow subdu e his prejudice, that it made a part of all effectual pre for all the forms of the Venereal Disease, says, in his eels:- ork, that he found many Cases where a sufficient quantity would kill the Patient. He therefore generally ordered }TABLE SYRUP of DB VELNOS' to follow a fuer . In this he is imitated the first practitioners of tait as the healthy action of the constitution is by no other Speedily sectored, when its irritability is weakened — diseases arise from Mercury itself—and when nervous, consunsptive symptoms, menace a lingering and mi sts. The Genuine Medicine, which is a safe though a substitute for Mercury in all cases, is sold by THOMAS nephew and successor to the late Isaac Swainson, at No. rners-street, Oxfcrd.street, at Is,. a bottle; and by all the Medicine Venders in the United KingdoM ; and tue for warm climates, by his deputed Agents in the SLIIRE I VOrICE 1 1 Oyer and 'vas committ t he Ad:nirslty of sd Flaiky, lAnd L ' , re, at Fight tiC At:•1 all Sheriff ~,t . „;, a ny Pfli, 1 %'.1 Seas, or wit requ ired to transr parr to fir. Iket ralen•terrace, I ; : ken, for r,:ni tirgate, for trig • rE Beton win betomi l id on that 4a . I N A ,TERwas, Pr ',count of th s•me time t 0 • teach may be di r:ztd by Letter. Worst a: Fo tepyable Ilalf uh. comply will London, Dec. DI:IV:1TE s ,uttset] 6 !WO:: eonveni &trete( e !;••od-FArret c c 4 'l'llis - THE sun 1 a Conmet e (~ m tis C. fit Code of Ag other Authi 1,1,3, Blight it • es, are explains tl Printed for I t Alt v The s(ml:cut the Pine-Ay to all Plants. This day w RE-Sll 4 CONTENTL—• Tao l'aria—'fl t. trom the I'arh ▪ toion—The St Primed fur I - WIRE 'lll A I'OCAI .11 tended I..r.guage. By tl Lundy t; Thi le S EITI ac 111 'm)ttA vg the substan ie catechetical for a By a London ig • An Epitome same Author. r. t. Int published, 1 A Plt AGI a O tif King's Rene rat of the 11 Alichaelmas O Alphabetically, Translated; w ▪ Analogous Ad, that Decision Orer-rued; ct :1 ihe es the tlitit :1 By Londo Of The whol? !ph • thee or four u Prosp•-ct us ma' hp application' THE GENU • This day Swat .L ENGLI frranimar Sch .K? This get "'he preterpt Aitions of lb, :it sixteen ye t kpnant augi 1 ~Printeil for J. S.: txs; J. Rich tilliants • Sa 'lders ; 410 1; J. Sou 44 Co. F. w, 0 1 1 1 1 11 E late on the tit to sub:tu t lir:lions for al ` t e‘l Work sra cure w , ot 0 l IVEGET,I O course. . 1 *ft tt t r l tirle so si "41 new di, 441'lins and 11 51 r death. SO. tr' l lul 11114 r unt,nepl Fabl e M t acentrated 141 i Wigs, • . • . • .. . • . • ? t - -'. ': , -;•.' . 1 lij Tet . -..ka . - /-.4 , .4.!.t.7- - ,,;,, a - 1 , -...._,.....i 1i ti.r,, 4 ,* t 4 . • , iiii ,„ ; .---. ! , ~,-• . . .. • . tx, ._...:: , 4 -- z . • . . , 'sl'' -',?; , ,7 ,!4' , . • $ - . 4 11 & - ..k, e . wi-----4 ~...,.:. „...,,.„, . ii...,..,. ,imm.m...mlimormaimallaalliabigffiffiglialliatililiaNNlPhea TUESDAY, JANUARY 11, 1625. , I PRICE SEVEI!t 7 PENCE. • ; - ; . I 1 * - &AYR TRADE. FROM A NSW YORE PAPER OF DEOSNEBIR 15. . DOCUMENTS FROM THE DEPARTMENT OF STATE. PAPERS IN RELATION TO THE CONTENTION BETWEEN THE warm STATES AND GREAT ERITAPN, FOR THE SUPPRESSION OF THE SLAVE TIRADE, COMMUNICATED, WITH THE PRESIDENT ' S MESSAGE, TO CONGRESS, ON THE 7TH DISCICSUIER, 1894. MR. ADAMS TO MR. RUSH. _ On Monday next will be published, in Svo. I2s. T HE SPIRIT OF THE AGE ; or, in / PORTRAIT!. • Contents—Mr. Jeffery, Mr. Gifford, Mr. Southey, Sir Walter Scott, Lord Byron, Mr. Campbell, Mr. Thomas Moore, Mr. Wm. Godwin, Mr. Jeremy Bentham Mr. Coleridge, Mr. Leigh Hunt, Mr. Wordsworth, Sir James dackintosh, Mr. Brougham, Sir F. Burdett, Rev. E. Irving, Lord Eldon, Mr. Wilberforce, Mr. Malthus, Mr. Crabbe, the late Mr. Home Tooke, &c, &c. Printed for Henry Colburn, 8, Neer Burlington-street. . Department of State, Washington, May 29. : .SlR—The Convention between he United S a el; and Great Biitain, for the suppression of the African Slave Trade, is herewith transmitted to you, with the ratifica tion on the part of the United States, under certain tro di6cations and exceptions. annexed as conditions to the advice and consent of the Senate to its ratification.. The participation of tke Senate of the United State, in final conclusion. ot All tredies, to wh ch they 4141 parties, is already well known to the Britikh,Gos WO, Ricnt ; and the novshy , 'of the principles establiihed the Convention, as well as their impot tante, and the re, quisitte aunt of taro.' chili. -- - Just published, in Tbree Vols. post Bvo. ;.Os. •A SECOND SERIES of HIGHWAYS and BY- Ll or, Tales of the Road Side. Picked up in the French Provinces. BY A WALKING GENTLEMAN. " I hate tht man who can travel from Dan to Beersheba, and say 'tis all barrel. !"—Svtaur.. Printed for I fenry Colburn, 8, New Burlington-street. __Je final conclusion of every part of a ratified will explain the causes ofits ratification under this form, It will be seen; that the great and essential principles which form the basis of the compact are admitted. to their full extent, in the ratified part of the Convention, The second article, and the portion of the seenth, which it is proposed to expunge, are unessential to the plan; and were not included in the project of convention transmitted to you froM hence. They appear, indeed, to be, so far as concerned the United States, altogether inoperative, since they could not confer the power of capturing slave traders under the flag of a third party —a power not claimed, either by the United States or Great Britain, unless by treaty ; and the United States having no such treaty with any other .Power, it ii presumed that the bearings of those articles were ex clusively upon the flags of those other nations with which Great Britain has already treaties for the suppreision of the slave trade, and that while they give an'effective power to the Officers of, Great Britain, they conferred none upon those of the United States. The exception of the coast of A ntei ica, frot i n .the seas upon which the mutual power of capturing the. vessels under the flag of either party may be exercised, had re ference, in the views of the Senate, doubtless,• to the coast of the United States. On no part of that coast,. unless within the Gulph of Mexico, is there any proba bility that slive-frading vessels will ever be found. The, necersity for the exercise of the authority to capture is, therefore, no greater than it would be upon the coast , Europe. In South Artieria, the only coast to which t slave traders may be hereafter expected to resort, is, that of Brazil, from which, it is to be hsiped, they will shortly be expelled by the laws of the country. The limitation, by which each party isleft et liberty: to renounce the convention, by six months notice to the, other, may, perhaps, be useful hi reconciling other -na tions to the adoption of its provisions. If the principles of the Convention are to be permaneritly maintained, this limitation must Undoubtedly be abandoned; and When the public mind shall have been familiarised to the practical operation of the system, it is not doubted that this reservation will, on all sides, be readily given up. In giving these explanations to the British Go vernment, you will state that the President was fully prepared to have ratified the Convention, without alte ration, as it had been signed by you. Ile is aware that. the conditional ratification leaves the British Govern ment at liberty to concur therein, or to decline the ra tification altogether; but he will not disguise the wish, that, such as it is, it may receive the sanction of Great Britain, and be carried into effect. When the concurrence of both Governments has been at length obtained, by exertions so long and so anxiously continued, to principles so important, and for purposes of so high and honourable a character, it would prove a severe disappointment to the friends of freedom and of humanity, if all prospect of effective concert between the two nations, for the extirpation of this disgrace to civilized man, should be lost, by dif ferences of sentiment, in all probability transient, upiin unessential details. Should the convention, as ratified on the part of the United States, be likewise ratified on the part of Great Britain, you will exchange the ratifications, and forth with transmit the British ratified copy to this place. On exchanging the ratifications, a certificate of that act is usually executed under the hand and seal of the per-, sons perforining.it, and mutually delivered. A copy of the form of that used in - exchanging the ratifications of the convention of the 20th October, 1818, is here with enclosed, and it appears to be the form generidly used on such occasions by the British Government. You will transmit the certificate exchanged, with the W itish ratification. To complete the documents belong. ing to the negotiation, a copy of the full power of the British Plenipotentiaries, and of the protocol of the third conference, are yet to be forwarded to us. By the ninth article of the Convention, it is provided that copies of it, 41 and of the laws of both countries. actually in force, for the prohibition and suppression of the slave trade, shall be furnished to every Commander of the national vessels of either party, charged with the execution of those laws." The fulfilment of this article will require the continued and pal titular atten tion of both Governments. I enclose herewith a printed pamphlet, containing all the laws of the United States on this - subject, now in force. It is stated in your dispatches to have been the intention of the British Government to consolidate into one act, during the I p a re ti se n g n ttoSe thes so in of Parliament, subject; and, perhaps,all in British Congress at Laws e th r ei r next Session may deem it expedient to do the same here. At all events, you will not fail to forward me a copy of all the laws in force, which come within the purview of the Convention ; and although not ex pressly stipulated in that instrument, you will sug gest to the British Government, that copies of the Instructions relating to this object, given by each of the parties to its own Naval Officers, should be communicated to the other, and furnished to all the Officers, on either side, entrusted wish the execution of the laws made by this Convention, corns mon to both. Lists of the vessels of either patty, and of their commanders, thus instructed, might also faci. litate the accomplishment of the great purposes of both, and harmonize the practical operation of a sr. Thla day were published, Uniform with the Works, in the two sizes, New Editions, in One Volume Octavo , and in Two Volumes. foolscap, price 14s. bds. LORD BY'RON'S CONVERSATIONS WITH CAPTAIN MELIWIN. 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At Sunderland 'cargoes of coals would receive At her bow-port ! and, what you will scarcely believe, Would, at the same time, from her stern-port discharge, Below London Bridge, into lighter and barge ! A boy sent aloft, the ship's pendant to clear, In ascent and descent for many a year, So long was about it, as all might presage, That when he came down, he was grey with old age! • This ship from the Downs while her way NV orking out, In length was so great, that in tacking about, Like some Boating mountain, the dread of the people, Her flying-gib-boom then knock'd down Calais steeple ! r Same time that her ensign's long tail by a sweep From Dover heights struck off a large Rock of sheep! The story thus ended, a Lady began— " What is it that beats even the great Merry Dunn ? Whose standard of fame, many years now unfurrd, Extends o'er the whole of the civilized world ! The Merry Dunn merely to Ocean confined. 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