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~----~ 9. MIR.4NDA's EXPEDITION. THE MEMORIAL. Or t. n oGnrtr, OFTIIE CITY OF NzW YolkK, MERCLIANT. --- [st e Ail IN CONOillas. APRIL, 180'1 , Refadtfhlly lbeweth—That your Memoriallit is under a crimi nal prof . ..cotton for an offence 'Ratliff the law. of the Unite , ' States. of which. if he I. guilty. be has been led int. the error, by the condua of officers of the Executive Chwirtimerit, who now In. ten! by fringing upon hint the penaldet of the laws. to fanlike bb char... Sir. fortune, and liberty. In expiation of their own erne*. or to deprecate the vengeance of foreign Governments, by Offering him as a •ielim to elicit refentment .Your Mentortallit is the owner of an armed iltip called the I 1 flintier. which tattle failed from the port of New York. seder the command or dire.ltion of General 'rendre° de Miranda. , 0 whom your Mentoriallt chartered the find flap. Your Mentoria. lift, in lii, mercantile capacity. was an 'Mee agent in fitting and providing her for the voyage on which the failed ; and for his 1 *sluice in this tested. he now Sands Ittihad. But your Memos sishil did not know that there was ally law of the United States, 1 which forbade hire ,nail a. he has done. in relation to the Paid eg, . t cooll be 1.14-ye that his sets were criminal, what he was errtain that tit : onajedts of General Miranda. as conuated eaula the expedhlo:. of an armament from the United States. had ; not es.ly hem fully communkated to the Prefident and the Secre• I tary of State, but had received their appl.tute and enconsagem nt ; when be knew alto that the I :motive tankers of the Government of the United State. at the city of 1411 York, had a full know ledge of the extraordinary equipments of the Leander. and when he found -hat no mature' were taken to caudal. lota Menwrialilt, or check th,fe priparashirta I , the ads of your Mernosialift have bees illegal. be repot doubt but that the laws may be put in force again& him. They may be foitiuments In the hands of that Eueothe, who has res. &rid hint obnoxious to the punithmar they denausee. Yet as there mutt be In a free Government fosse &dam in every cafe from infullice and oppedßon, your Mentoriditi turns with confi dent hopes to the affesubled Reprefentativ• a of a free people, and miffs, that if it dull appear to them, that one of their fellow-4th tens ha. been induced into an error be the encouragement of the Lxecutive, that Executive will not be (offered to proftitute its power. by Willing on him ymillumut, when the guilt, U any them be, tells upon themfehua. Your Memori Itil last no; only to complain of the injultice of eaufilig him to be prof...cured as a et hoinal, but to reprefent to you the Illegal manner of condudtiog that profecution. by which the meditated rights of a citizen have been violated, and the firit principles of Judie( trampled under foot by a Magiltrete of the Unitei States. That the cafe of your Alcutorlalitt may be fully before .:^ur hot;ourahle body. he will proceed to give a candid binary of all the lads which have relation to the offence of tables he is 'creed. Your Mernorialiß was unacquainted with General Miranda. till about the tad day of December tin, when he returoed from W Mk- Ireton. He then applied to your Memortalift, as the owner of the thin Leander. which be propored to engage to tracfport bias, with fame men, ammunition, and implements of war, tea port In the Spaniel territory In South America, at the fame time inviting poor Memorialift to provide a variety of thole ankle., which his projedl required; and. In order to induce your MentortaUft to embark la the enterprik, and to awerinee him that it bad the ap probation of the 'Government of the United States, the (aloe/leg lab were difclokd to your Memorialift, and were corroborated by the reprefentation of Colonel William S. Smith, Sawyer add port of New York, and by documents herein alter mentioned. General Miranda is a salve of the prostate of Cancels in Mods America, where be (pent the earlier part of his life. The tedia taws of that coral were reprefented as groaning under chard,. pendence on a Mark Government, and wale= to throw alibi yam. Meng , of Osoleal PAirsodab countrymen were alto flinealla Lave beseslgnig defiant lii beds( theolfrhea from their In= looking to - s es Mir ag pdef sad ready to abbe with hew *newt latiadd beim SS S _here .of pp' ' hies& k was ilatbatidandbids Owl 4114011111 11 . 111116 Ml= 1 "11=4 AlitSl algalkahll MS stew ovaitr, was be jaw." lad the &bp airesed by y bins, to Sera ere as wilts Mb Islam wee Maga at the Court of Trance from the UAW hates. That Oaten Ida had has for forme ran folliblig sod atrala m a ted hl is lie prds fag Great Britain; hot list at larath • his tago at MlR apse from that wawa% (gladdest.. As alalle nr , Isd embarked for this, ea wish an haat le adiojedb_hb Mfrs hilt with the hope of India ha* de MIMI at limands i thin he bad arrived in New York la the hestaildgefllaranherdeer hdoillod with him a very Manikin, and I. • dew sa ii = oo of the fait cfeceence in New Tea. NM* &fops, rad hated that he W aidoebed fa :stalest Seem, ea the cuestiso of the gnat pie, wbith be had far to wry year. inoliestal tar the Ilbstairei at Ids erwitryt That to otter Adair oldie Bch& Government whin soy deans. Rep, be bad at lad detenalard to try what odd bidlleded by fah refoorecs as Ame rica weld remit's. sod my* be willing to afford him, either as es delorerrist Ungliond by paillit authority. or nada:taken by in Sa ba edvattarers. • - lfembialaidellitootte well Awed tbst dais later was, about lb* Saar end of Wombat, esargawilealed to the Secretary of Sate. tad to the Prrfidaw et the United States ; that after it bad boar fiumidsys In the hastiest the Secretary a State, the receipt oft was aeleaserledged by bloat sad that about the la of the tame weak General Übaldo pomaded to Walkington, to coon sausicate paternally his OM to the Government. That Immedi ately after hie arrival at Walhiogron, General Miranda viSted the Secretary of State t that in his full interview he informed the Se cretary, that he delved to nuke an important and confidential communication to the Government, as Goo as the Prefideut Smolt' permit it to be received; that at a fubfeqant Interview. the Se cretary of State informed him, that having comforted the Breit:lent en the firtjat of their footer conference, be was sathorifed to receive his comarenication; that General Miranda that opened to the Secretary of litate his oiled in coming to the United State., eapoted the coodition of the province of Caracas', the general dila:intent of Its Inhabitants, and the cafe with whkh it might be. cant expedient, concluding by a recall for the countenance and (mann of the Government. That at a fubiequent interview, the Secretary of State informal General Miranda, that be communi cated to the Prefident what bad Fired in their preceding confer. enct.- , that the Prefident'a fentiments could not be doubted, but that Government could off , rd neither lucerne nor aid to the en terprise in which he was engaged. That upon Mb, General Mi ll neck remarked, that without the countenance of Government, iedivii:uals might be unwilling to ad ill him; that the Secretary re. pied that the United States war a free country, whereeary are might do vr4at the law, did not forbid. That General Miranda then °braved, that the bill depending foe prohibiting the exporta tion of arms and ammunition might impede his meafures ; and the Seereraty anfwered. that the hill might not become a haw— that General Miranda informal the Secretary, that he had con. Ltral with certain perfons in New York refpedting his views, and if Government Mould privately mate him a (mall ad. sauce of money. be might, with the afliftance of More per flu., Ind the tupplies be wanted—to which the Secretary re plied, that the hiercho,ts wonld advance money whenever they became fati.G,d that they bad interelt in doing f.; and 1 I t .1:a..-e•i what (Ulpilep be might want, and who were the per- I a .. y. 013 whom he had conferredl General Miranda anfwered, 1 L. waideal a lew officers and private., together with a Tian- ' ~.7 a arms sad antrottnition, and than he had conferred with c nonsulote Le witand Cot. Smith, who had named your Minna. st.hil to General Miranda as the proprietor of Week hatable to his views. Whereupon the decretaty tepee ffed hiusfelf favourably cf.nerming the (Ands of thine pukes named by General Miranda, ..d.ling, in reference ro year Memortalift, dart it would he better than the St Domingo trade, in which your Mentorialift hr. been tonne tune evgagAl ; and that Col. Smith was more qualified for military fettle,. than for the CVAOM•boure t In contrivance of which till obfervation. General Miranda then (aid, that Colonel Smith would go with Mm if he could have leave of and, roe; but she Secretary replied, that fah permiDions wire unutual, and could not he granted in fhb inflame : and that the conference as , 'ed with au itithustion on Ole pat t of etc Secretary of State that whatever lenght be dose fhouki be Venally done ; and, with the tooletfiamilitg on the part of General Miraocia, that though the GOWllll7leot Wrllki MK aid his enterprife. It met its apponbation and commie .. r meat, and that it would not he oppaed ; that Gen. Miranda remained at WalLingrott 14 day., and had frveril Inter views with the lot efident and Secretary, la which time he wrote to Colonel Was. Smith two letters of which copies follow : m Wallinyton, December a r rks. " My . dear Ft lend— I hare received your letters of thetfi and 6th of this month, and our Commt.dorr's of the ,nth The homage sou and he mention, is on the tapis at this preterit moment, and o ill he conduit d, I hope, in the cow fe of tid•OrTek. Not -.a nio. n•et.; I. lull. and appeara;.ces lock vl. I y tavoutable. h ave a little .• . . • ... • . • 1111,41, NS yen dull hearfrem the Welt. 1 kept MO will ado r fide with as much adivity, Ste. MY heft coorplusents to worthy Admiral, and to Major A. Th e y hall hear front me foot as any thing Is decided; write to me here at Steno's Motel, ' and that will be faCikient , tf the diredlon is Mr. Marini. Your's. M. A. Wallsingion, December is, atm. Dear Friend—l raw yefterday. for the id time, both the Gm , Octant. and, after talking fully on the fubj. et. I think I br o ught the ?wane() to a coneution. Yet Mr. M. upon hearing my deter. Wootton of viitting dila City to morrow, for New York appeared ineptfled, and perfoaded me not to leans it before Tuefday next, the a 7th. when be expected me to dine with him t and to have • little more too/trivia°. I formate. On e mfideration, I thought that a Say three days longer might mow calm and patience on my part, which would give to this Rep all the dignity I intended, though I am perfuadcd that no more will he obtained than what is already imported. Their tacit approbation, and good wiring, are evidently for us. and they do nut ko any difficulty that may prevent the attune at the United States In attending per. tonally, or fending (applies for this °tied, provided the public laws %mild not be openly violated. Your demand of permit:lion, • or leave of abktice, Is confidertdimpradlicable, and Mr. M. thinks after to take the elk upon markt( at Onee .....boweler, we O l en confider this fulled with much refiedlon when we Stall meet at New York. On the elth, early, I Loll certainly leave this for Philadelphia, from whence I will write you again, and without much delay proceed to New York. In the mean time I requell of to have every thing ready for departure, before the bit day of Duember, and I hog of you so thew to our worthy Commodore as much as is limitary of chi• letter, not thinking It prudent In me at this moment, and on to delicate a fulled, to write any more. Do the fame with the Maj r, and repeat to both my moR flncerc fiiendhip and permanent elleem. When we meat, you and they OsaU hear more on this fithicd.—in the mean time, ad with much caution and great adivity. Your's, Your Memorial* further refpedtfully reprefents, that the ex • traordinary equipment of the flap Leander, though made with few apprentice of fecrecy, was a matter of general converfatlon, and of great notoriety in the city of New York, for a long time Woman failed—That fevers' Oleers of the Government of the United States were acquainted with it—that in particular it was well known to the Colledor of the port of New York, to whom a formal reprefeotation was made by an Offlecr of high rank under the Government of the State—and the Collector was by him called upon to notice the fad ; but the Colledlor refuted to do fo, raying it was not his official duty to sauce the reprefentatiou—that eleven days before the Leader i failed (on the aid of January UR), General Miranda wrote to the Pt:slide's of the United States, a letter, and a letter to the lksretry of State, of which the following are tranflations ; • 1 "Ma. PR SSIDIENT. New York, Jail. 23, 11136. 9 *. I have the honour to fend you, incloted, the natural and civil !Mary of Chill, of w t ch we converfed at Warrington. You will, per Naps, find more intuciting fads, and greater knowledge In this little volume, than in chore which have been before publithed no the fame fubjrd, concerning this beautiful country. If ever the hippy prediell in which you have pronounced on the future &Rimy ' o: our dear Celumbla, is to be aceomplithed In our day, may Pao • vine:meg grant that it may be under your aufpicea, and by the generous efforts of her own children. We mall then, in tome for, behold the revival of that age, the return of which the ROOMS bard invoked In favour of the bunion race— The WI great age,foretold by fund rhymes, Renews ha enurfe—.Saturnian times Roll round again, and tolg'hty years begun from this Set orb. in radiant eireles run. " With the higbeft confiderrion, and profound repedt, I am, Mr. Prefident, your very humble and very obedient Servant, (Signed) FRANCIS DE MIRANDA. " To Thorns' Jefferfon,Efq. Prefident of the United &atm. (Private)." • " Ste, New York, January 22, OW. "Ors the point of leaving the United States, allow me to addrefs a few words to you, to thank you for the attentions that you were pleated to thew me during my flay at Warrington. The important concern which I then had the honour to communicate to you, I doubt not, will remain a profound Garet, until the final refult of that delicate affair ; I have ailed opoo that fuppofition here, by motorising In every thing to the intentions of the Government, which I hope to have apprehended and obferved with exadtnefs and difeviskan. The Merited letter contains a book, which I hays pronaifed to the Pccfideut of the linked States, and which I pray pm to teenier:it to Win. Have the goodnefs to prefent my refpethful compliments to Mn Maddifon, and to believe me with higMft coolideration and efteem, Sir, your very humble and obit. dime Servant. (Signed) FRAN. DE MIRANDA. " To the Hon. James Maddlfon, Efq Year Momorislift farther Mindfully reprefents, that thefe let. ten were received by the Preadult and Secretary, fo as to allow ample tote for an:ailing the Lander before Ste had left the port of New York, If it had been the plutons of Government fo to do, as the fad hip did not heft the port of New York till the fccood divot February loft. Poem this Statement, your Mentorialift nulls it will appear, that the Secretary of State and Pnrfident of the United States had a fail knowledge of the intentions of General Miranda in teped to the Province of Caracas ; awl thetthey alto knew he was making Crtions at this port to carry there intentions into executioo. t a hoogh the government would nos directly aid the enterprife of General Miranda, yet they gave it their approbation. and by de* conduct encouraged your Memnrialift to involve hinge( In It. Alta this flatement of fees, your Memorial* hopes that it wiliest be improper, if he adverts to the Rate of our political af fain at the time this veffel was equipped. The Precedent, In Ms Nair at the opening of Congrefe, had in effed reprefented the UiderA States as on the eve of so inevitable war with Spain. Nay, from that Marge it did appear, that the moil flagrant and violent odb efllipfUlity had been committed by Spain on the territory, vcifalsoald einem of the United Statu; and that fo far there was adual war between the two nations. At the moment too that theft preparations were making, Congrefs were adling with doted doors, and, in the *phi ion of the world, were occupied about our relations with Spain. digithls period, war might have been made by the conftitutional autWority, and under that authority the Pre. Man might have fandioned &holt& military expedition, though don had been no public declare:lon of war. If Congrefs bad ken k to wage war with Spain, and ii had been thought proper to AM* fierce enter:rinks before the declaration was made, the intlentim would base been the organ through which fuck enter. Fifes mull hate been executed :—When, therefore, your Memo &Sß was certain that the Prefident and Secretary of State had a :peed knowledge of the intentions of General Miranda, and that k was making preparations to carry them into execution—when your Memorial* found that no matures were taken to check thiek preparations by the Executive—and when, In addition to all die, your Manorial* found that the Bill for preventing the ex. radiation of arms had been an:cited In its progrefs, according to the prediction of the Secretary of State, your Memorial* could not but conclude that the expedition of General Miranda. not only met the approbation of Governmenr,but that It was fandtioned by the law,. Your Memorial* could not have believed that the Executive Officers of the Government, teeing preparations tar an ilkgsl cnterprife, and poQ Slog power to arreft them in their pro. ere's, could calmly look on till the ruitchief was complete, and then pun* the offence that they had thus encouraged, and might have prevented. If the übjed of Government was only the punithment of tattoo, filch might be the conduet of its officers; but, if Go vernments are infibuted to be the guardians of the peace, happinets and tranquillity of fotiety and of all its members, then it is crimi nal in its officers to none and nourifh an offence, till It mall attain its maturity, that it may he a tit object for giving died to the fandions of the criminal code. Your hit mori alift floater rs(pedtfully repre(ents, that on the t day of March loft, hr was strutted on a warrant. Ilfued by the Hon. Matthias B Talmadge. Efq. Judge of the Diftridt Court of the United States. fo: the New York dißridl, and thereupon was carried before the fold Judge, wham he found attendbil by the matt Attorney of the Ut.itLit ' , totes, and fome ether Officers of Coort—Thatyour Memnrialift was informed, that he was then before the Court iti two rapssitles; that. In the one, he was to be examined as a perfon charged with the offence mentioned in the warrant; sad M the other, as a witnefs againft oth:ra, who were parties an the fame off-nee—That he would be at liberty to an. Ewer or not ; as he mould think proper, fueh queftiona as lbould he put to him In the brit capacity : but that the Court would com pel hint to sofwer the interrogatories that would be put to him as a witncfs s—That your Mentor-Mitt was (lift examined by tic fold Judge and Attorney as a party accufed, which examination having ban reduced to writing, was figned by your Men-irialift—That your Memorfalift was then fwern as a witnefa ; and the Judge hav ing informed your Memortallft that ►e would then be compcPed to anfwer tech mieftiens as (book, be put to him, your Memoria lilt remonstrated with the Judge as to the legality of obliging your Mecum/milli to anftver ho Any capacity, whether at a witnefs, or as an needed pity. queltions which might tend to criminate him the Jo I c tacreupou Lifornad your McmorlaWt, that ' DIED. Monday storming, at Wimbledon Hok, hdra.Eafil Managua, eldrft daughter of Sir William Ruth. RHEUMATISMS, PaHies, and Gouty Affcaions, with their ufual concomitants, Stams or Flying Pains, no. tuleney, Indigeßion, and general Debility ( originating in whatever Source), are relieved and frequently cured by WHITEHEAD's ESSENCE of MUSTARD PILLS, idler every other means had failed. The FLUID ESSENCE of MUSTARD pared with the Pills, In that complaints where neeerary), is perhaps the mon se tive,penetrating, and effedual Remedy in the world, generally car ing the Several SPRAINS and BRUISES, in Ids than half the time ufttally taken by any other Liniment or Embrocation ; and If ufed Immediately after any accident, it prevents the part turning black. WHITEHEAD's FAMII.Y CERATE Is equally di cuious in Ulcerated Sore Lqs, Scorbutic Eruptions, Blotches, Pimples, Ring worms, Shingles, &takings out on the Face, Noire, Ears, and Eye-lids; Sure and Inflamed Eyes, Burns, and Scalds, Sote Heads, Old Sores, and Scorbutic Humours of every delcription. 'Prepared only, and fold by R. jou warns', Apothecary, No. 15, Oreek.ftreet, Soho, London. The Effence and Pills at as. gel. each; the Cerateat cr. rid. and 34. yd. Sokl by every Medicine Vender In the United Kingdom. ••• The Genuine has a Black Ink Stamp, with the name of R. I Jots re aro IrMSerted on It. HAVING dedicated myfelf to the ttudy, and been gratified by the molt ennfiderabie pradlice in that branch which I thought proper to felea, I truft that I have not more mil employed my time than thole who, in the extenfive field of the profeffion, are occalionally immerfed In uncertainty, and cannot always attain that fuccels wLlch is acquired by concentrating the tottnedtual power to one daft of difunkra. The diftafts of DEBILITY are peculiarly diflrefling, for they bring with them a train of concomitant fymptoms, and by a de• pecilion of all vital energy, exiftenceitfelf beauties embittered... Vi'hetber they arife from the prevalence of IB example, the deltmes dye habits of khoolboya,or the indulgences of maturity, they re• quire the molt atfiduous profcflional hill ; but by the ignorance of uneducated men, the fymptoma arc aggravated, and the couttlta tion a deftroyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE of SURGEONS, I ground my pretentions on regularity of education, and poffetfiog every privilege to praalce, I feel myklfentitkel to that confidence whit which I have hitherto been fo liberally honoured, In the fiat fanfations of local wealmeti, early application will prevent the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but where thefufforar. from a confcloufnelli of the wirnantinefs of the vice which castled his misfortune, Is fearful of the cont-mpt or cenfure of his family phylielsn, and broods over his Infirmity with careful concealment, It mutt be fatisfeeloty foe him to be afibred not or ty of capability of treatment but alfo of the moll inviolable Army. And in recentVtnereal Complainer It is palfible to prevent pain danger nr Attires ;In the molt complicated cites it is the mire meet of exclafive experience in this Rue to died a fate, esrtsio. and fiseerly re-citahhiliment. I .fifer the advantage of this experience tothofe of either fel who are ain'aed with any hind of DEBILITY, of any fruptoms of VENEREAL INFLC PION, and In all cafes the terms of remu neration are Rated nn the Set Interview. Patient. in the country are eapedttal in Made a Rot ante, and are faineant to kacify their age and runner of hying. MARTIN BRI.r. Member of the R=oßege of Surgeon.. In Loodon. No. mip, Arundel-Rreet, , neat Ttmple Bar. •■ SALES BY AUCTION. STATIORMEintr.....iIy Mr. tinny 'ILL. On Monday the tall day of Aaiun not, at three o'clrct In dm afternann, at the Lyttlaren's Arms. Prnk Mgt in the county of Sesiford, in art Lots, (.aids pretrloully dirt Old of by Pri vate ContraCt), AVery valuable and truly defirahl , - FREEHOLD ESTATE, fatuatt at Bradley, In chafed trouty MStuffore. caned SIIIIIIDICOTT HALL EaTATE la o mon fend: dlitritt tom. prising dye complete Parma with Cubit. of al em Nue P. 0114 buildings, and proper Office:, and nine hundred and twenty Actor every produCtive and rich Arabic, Meadow, and Vetere Lend, divided into proper 'fixed loclofares, and let to Meas. Robert Wright, guild!, Forrefter, Cotton, and Walter Wright, Tsnauts at Thc Fftate abounds with flame, the neighhoushood gem•el. and the land is capable of gnat itnprovemmt by irrigation and drainage. For further particulars apply at thr Mikes of Mr. James, I And Agent, No. 14. Carey-itrett,Lineoln's inn, Lawton; end .t Waif bnrn and Warwick; alfn at Mcffre Collins and iSsene,tiolicitorp, Stafford; at the Hotel, Birmingham; the principal inns at Wol verhampton, Newport, Ncwcaftle, Brian!. Woreefter, lac CAPITAL TOWN RESIDBNCR, LINCO I.N's INN FIELDS, ' By Mars. HOGIIART and PHILLIPS, (Sucoellod to Mr. Surrn), At Gummy's. on Friday, the t ttb July, at is o'clock. by Order of the Allignees of Mr. Robert Bent. (Merchant), A MOST Defirable and Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, compering a Cl:melons ercellent Family Houle la complete order and fubitantlal repair, conveniently Innate foe a merchant far profefional Castleman, No, 66, Portugal row, Lbs. coin's Inn.fleids. 'I be Houk contains numerous Bed Clianthus, fpacious elegant Dining. Drawing, and Morning Rooms; Library. Gentleman's Cording Room; complete °Sees, and eacelhant Cei- • bring for isrloss Wines, Ale, and Beer, cheerful Garden, lee. Hoeft. decide Camilt•Hosfe, and Stabling for Sit Hoeft, rl.ofts, and Servants Rams, Coasting-Houle, arched Wine %fads. arc. Opening into Ponepl-arace. to a Mort time after the tub, will he Sold by Amnion, on Ilse Pranifes an the choke and rideable Rock of Wines, confining of feveral pip of Maddra and P 011%; Sorge y. Ch • rnpaigne. Claret, hehetoile es with the dawn Faiskere, Plate, Lbw, Carriage% Horfes, lbeeka. atemawatteellbthe. . . To be viewed et v e:stlo7reelsee to the Sale, with 'Pickets ohly, *bleb, with may be bidet Mars. Haggai and Phillips, No. 6s, Old arms; partkulars alto of !Pars; Leigh and Melon, %Woo, New Bridga-fireet, Bock s . sod at Garrets's'''. ELEGANT MODERN PURNITOII.II,.* • PLATE, LINOS BOOKS. CHINA, GLASS, CARRIAGES, Lincrdn's.lon- Ficids—By Mart. HOGGART and PHILLIPS, Suceeffors to Mr. SW ITX ), On the Premiks, k. 46, Portugal Row, Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, on Wedndday the 16th July, and Two following Days, at Eleven o'Clock, by Order of the Affignees of Mr. Robert Beets Merchant, THE Genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE ; about Soo Ounces of Plate, a fathionahle town built Car riage, and Fffeets, comprffing Mahogany Bedfleads, with rich Chintz Furniture, prime Cook Beds and Bedding, Mahogany and Japan'd Chairs, capital Lx of DiriltaTalVta, Wardrobes,Draws. era, a Library Table, 'turkey, Wilton, and Brunel+ Carpets, Pier and Chimney Glaffes of large dinseriGot4, a Nit u( Drawing Roost Furniture complete, with Japated and Gold Chairs, Curtains to match, and Sofa Tables; an elegant affortment of Chloe and Glare, Plated Articles, Copper. Pewter, and numerous articles: N. B. The choke Stock of Wines will be fold on Thurfday tlada Iglu --May be viewed one day previous to the bale, and Cats. lilacs had on the Prettifies; of Meffis. Leigh and Melon. Soli citors, New Bridge Itreet, Blackfriars, and of Maks. Houma and Phillips, No. 6a, Broad-Erect, near the Royal Exchange. A VALUABLE and CHOICE STOCK of GENUINE WINES. LINCOLN 'S-INN•F I El .DS. By /sierra HOGGART and PHILLIPS, (eeeffors to Mr. Ssarr•) On the Premifes, No. 46, Portugal Row, Lincoln's•lon-Ficids, on Thurfday the 17th ioltant, at Eleven o'Clock, by Order of the Affignces of Mr. Robert Bent, Merchant, AVery CHOICE STOCK of WINES, con fi aing of Two Hundred and Slzty•Sve Dozen of prime Old Port, Two Hundred and Twenty Dozen of particular Eaft Nodal Ma deira, Fiftreight Dozen of Claret, Twenty Dozen Red acid Whit& Chaffipaigne, EiglitCCll Dozen Old Hock (5716), and about Niue Dozen of Burgundy. The above flock of Wines are particularly recommended to the publiz, and of the fineft qualities, Imported by Mr. Bent, and, win be fold withrut any referve. To be salted, and Catalogues bad one day previous to the rale, on the Petunia; Morland's Coffee haute, Dean ftrect, Soho; Bedford Coffee book, Covent Garden; Mtffrs Leigh and Ma fon, Solicitors, New Bridge-ftrett ; and of Menlo. Hoggart amid Phillip., No. 6a, Broactftreet, near the Royal Exchange. . • - ELEGANT VILLA antIESTATEATREATHAM, sumer!. By Mr. CHRIS At his Orcat Room, in Pall. Mali, on Wolnefday, tie 334 of July, at one o'clock, in Five Let/. AHIGHLY valuable and fingalarly eligible FREEHOLD ESTATE, deUghtfuny hunted, sight Mlles from London, in the Village of Streatham. Surrey, ecielltliato at Lot 1. An elegant Manfion or fpacious Villa, part Unfuroillsod, with excellent Stabling, 016cts, and capital Walled Kitchen Gars dens, with Hut and Green Houfes. The Dwelling fated on a Lawn and Pleafure Ground Hoped to a Paddock and Meadows, is the whole 35A. 3P. commands a melt enchanting View.has been built and Improved at gmat expenfe, and lame of the moll enviable in the vicinity of the Metropolis. Lot a. An commence 1 Cottage. on an rimmed (pot on the verge of a early wooded Park, of 24A. aR.3OP. having a (Ruble approach, by a private road from the Common, and by a vokl from the Village. Lots 3,4, and S. A Laundry Houk in hand, and Comity Test • menu on the road-Ode in the village of Streatham, let to l'cnanta on I.eafe, of which 3 years will be unexpired at Michaelmas ow. at 111. per annum. The whole Mate (Eighty Acres within a ring fence) comperes many charming (pots for create,: Villas, with kparate paddocks. and prefent* a molt lucrative obledt for (peculation. Printed particulars may be had at the Greyhound, at Streatham of Mr. Wakeman, the Bailiff of Tooting Beck Manor. sirs will thew the ERatc; of Mars. Browns and Gotobed, Norfolk-Resets Strand; at Carraway's Coffee Houle, and of Mr. Millie, Pall- Mall, where a Plan of the Eftate may be fen. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. MESS R S.CUR RIE and Co. Surg eo ns, having for LV 4 a long (cries of years made the VENEREAL DISEASE the particular objeft of their inveßiption, are now enabled to an coerce the difcovery of a Medicine (uperlor to Mercury in the Cure of that Dlteafe. It is at prefent (efficient for them to.abErve that its Credit are diametrically oppoCtc to theft of Mercury, for though ft completely eradicates every utilise of the virus .in Its mull confirmed Rages, yet It does nut in the kaft injure the confte tuton, or alter the complexion ; on the contrary, it renovates the fyitem in all it. natural fundlons, promotes Appetire and face:, totes Digelthin. Numberlefs inßances are on recent record of tSe fuperior efficacy, of this Medicine, its inherent and (pecifie ailing as a perpetual correffiive to bodily debility, whether pr• cetdiog front an meek of conjugal and illicit plesfure, or from t`' more tiiiidious though not Ids deltrudlive indulgence in a coma r. pernicious habit. Amidit the melancholy variety of Ditordete which are the conkquence of this folitary vice, there are none sore affileting than there DtryCIINCLI and araturers that prevent or embitter the matrimonial Rate-The wretched fufferer bruods ewer his misfortunes, 'thorned to fee/4 relief till it has brought him to Arch a Rate of mifery as to render life oppreffive. To thole un happy Perkins it will be a confuting reftedion to knew that they May now, by a new and infallible anode of treatment, be Miura to that /teak R of all human bldruip, a neon, manly, sal vigor ous Coahuila% Merl , . Currie and Co. may be confulted by Patient, sickly , ' Sex. at their Houk, Nit toy. Hatton Garden, Prrfonallr oc by Inter (pott pall) Mel...ling a Bank Note, when the neeatfary ad vice and Medicine, will be given or fent to any part of the Kivg• dnm.—Patiento in the Coon . .ty are receelli.d to !tate thar age and general mode of living. No. toy, Hanna Garden. HIGH WATFIit. Al' LONDON BRIDGE TO•MORIWW. Morning - 2s minutes after 4 Aftemoon • • .42 agnates Iftef 4 LONDON: Etiated and pnblithe,ll by LFVEL ICFNT (nr Cab' terbury• plus. Lambeth). at the Srae Or /Kt, No. I. Cers ltreet. Pubithad alba at the STA% Optics , Cllipie-ear. . . . 4sawas . 11 : gt1. 1 gsa anfwere by whkh be would bt rtili :4 tared; bee, nespridallinding, quer/ions were immediltely put to Nvor Memorlalift, the anfwer to which soya diredtly exculpate * Or criminate him; and among other queftioss of this chandler, ' leaur Messeelalift was anted of what the cargo of the (hip Leander, which bad lardy failed from the port of New Yost, conlitted ? pod to what port or place the was bound ? that on there Twitters beingpm, your MemoriaUlt fold, that he did not conceive that by law he was bound to anfwer. end finally refuted to anfwer them t *hereupon the judge ordered your Memorialift to be committed,- anti diretted a warrant to be made out for fending him to prl fon. The Memorial then goes on to Rate, that Memorialift, being thus lutimidated, did anfwer the queftions put to bin; that the j teftlmony thus given was reduced to writing sad figned by your , Mcmorlalitt, and Memorialift was required again to (wear to the fame, and Upon his objedtion to do fo, he was threatened with imprifonenent, and thereby compelled .o fwear a fecund time. lie was then required to give fecurity as a principal for his appearance at the then next Circuit Court of the United States for the New York &lid& bfinfelf In ten thouland dollars, with two foreties, each In ten thoufand dollars, and as a winters, himfelf in five thoufand dollars, with two fiddles, each in five thourand dollars, and this tieing done, after a detention of about eight hours, Mc morialift was let at liberty. The Memorial next Ratektbat at the bit Circuit Court, held for the diftriet of New York, the Court was opened on the t It of the prefent Month, by the Hon. Matthias B. Talmadge, who alone prefided during the term. "'fiat Memorialift was fummoned by his Nettie*, and committed to the cuftody of the Marital; that his Caudell, etrofifting of Mars- Coldest, Hoffman, and Thomas Addis Emmet, moved for an Habeas Corpus, and that the Court, ' after argument, ordered him to be remanded to the cuftody of the Msribal, snide be Mould give fecurity to abide the order of the Court, himfelf in loco° dollars,with one furety of ao,ooo dol lan; and although the Counfel ot your Memorialift warmly re mouttrated agalnit fuck exceffive bail being required in fuch cafe, the Court refuted to idlest the fun*, and MCMOrilllift war alto bound in another recognisance in j,OOO dollars, for his appearance ae a winters: that,in order to bring before the Court, the manner in which be had been examined before the Magill:ate, and to prevent loch illegal tellimony front being made are of aplutt him, Memo rialift made an affidavit, Rating the mu* prominent elreumßan ea of that examination, as they have been herein before fee forth; and thereupon the Counfel for your Mentorialffi moved, that the Court would make an order, that the fad depobdons meow not be bad before the Grand Jury, or that they Gould in Come way be ruppreffed; but the Court, althe it admitted that teftintony taken as Rated In the affidavit of your Manorialift, was not legal, yet as the Court had a confidence that the Attorney General would not aft improperly in the ditch/nee of his official duties, refuted to .make an Order on the fulled; notwithltanding which, the Off- Laid Attorney did permit the Grand jury to bate the examination and drpoiltion taken in the illegal Maim* above Rated, together with many esker depofittotu asdnit your Memorialift, of perfons Who were examined by the jusigeia a bmikar manner, in the alt• fence of your MemoriaWL. " your Memoriallft further rolisedfully reprefents, that on Monday the Bth init. the Grand jury brought in a Bill of India. meat agalnft your Mentorlalift—.and thereupon your Memorial! wan put to plead, whereupon be bled a plea in'abaternent, verified by the ufual affidavit. • That the diftrid Attorney, In argudient, (aid the plea was frivolous—to which ime of the Counfel for your Memorialift an fwered, that he thought it was not fo, and that be hoped to be able to convince even this Court that It did not defuse that chareder. The Court called on the Counfel for an explanation of what hehad Intended by the term even this Court.' and, not having received from the Counfel an explanation which the Court chore to accept, the Counfcf was committed to the cußody of the Marthal--hist, whilit the order for commitment was making out, the Coma having Itaed to the etre*, that he did not intend any eistarigt of the Court, be wan dlicharged." ' The Memorial then proceeds to detail other legal penceodhopt. and to complain of feverity on the part of the Court„the refolt which was, that be was compelled :o plead in chief to the India. went, and thus consludes—" But on the application of the Coon fel of your Memorialift, and an affidavit Rating the abfetee of material witneffes, and that your Memorialift expefted to have the benefit of their teftlmony by the month of September next; the trial was poftponed, ands (pedal Circuit Court ordered to be held for the trial on the s 4th day of July next. On the day be. fore the adjournment of the Court, the Grand Jury brought in a prefentment againit Mathias B. Taltnadge4Efq. judge of the dlf tridt Court, whereby they proferibed the conduct of the Paid Judge in taking the examination and depofition of your klemorialift, In the manner beforementioned, as unufual, oppreffive,and tyrannieaL , s Your Memorialift fubmits his cafe to your wi(dem, and prays itch relief as the laws and eonftitution of his country, and your wirdom and goodneta may afford him ; and, as In duty bound, will ever pray. (Signed) SAIAULL G. OCDIA." , New York, April 18, r 806. [Here follows Col. W. S. Smith's Metnortal, which goes to eon. firm the has laud by bde.Oples.] MARRIED. Monday lift, at Weftbourn, Suffcx, the Rev. Thomas Dc Lacy, M. A. Archdeacon of Meath, to MI6 Manny, only (arriving child of the late John Moutray, Commiffluoct in His Mar jelly's Navy. Yefterday, at St. George's, Bloomfbury, Mr. Charles Rouble, of Covent Garden Theatre, to Mils De Camp, of the Theatre Royal, Drary-Lane. Mr. John Kernble gave the bride away.