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. ir ,:. .. ;. ..4 11 • ! ,. ~....iii . ....,....,7 7: (e 7 - • - . , . . . • .t l . 4 .4 ‘ i 71' - . .• . . 4 ' am ~.. 41. 4 . ...,'?%. * t-• - . ~..k..4) . AI - s 4 C . .1 . • ). ‘... /. • I : eb. . s.. • k •ANI,„--0, ' ''•••• .• f ' -'.. ‘ “ • . .6 Il r' .i li\ - a ..• 1 .., t• • 111/ ....,5... .; 4 f t ' ' d• I t . •-•-..,__. ....../ " N. . ' , :a• t., ,•• , .:*/ s . ...._ _4. . _.- . ''l ••• • i "il . . NUMBER 67331 IVION I DAY, OCTOBER 10, 1808. [PRICE SiX-PENC,F.. THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY-LAND. _ frHIS PRESENT EVENING , ocTonra TO, 1 their Majesties Servants will act the Tragedy of ROMEO AND JULIET. Romeo, Mr. ELLISTONg Ewalus, Mr. COOKE ; Capukt, Mr. 'POWELL ; IVlercutio, Mr. BANNISTE'R ; B e rrolio, Mr. HOLLAND; Tyhatt, Mr. DE cshirp ; Friar La erator Mr. EYRE. To which will be added, the Cootie Drama of THE THREE AND THE DEUCE. lonia Tauclik, Mr. PENLEY ; Mr. Milford, Mr. EYRE Peregrine Singte, Mr. ELLISTON ; Petting% Single, Mr. ELLTSTON ; Percival Shark, Mr ELLISTON ; Honore, Grizzle, Mr. MA d TIiEWS ; Mr. DE CAMP; hoPFloggen, Mr. SCRIVEN ; Emily, Miss BOYCE ; Phoebe, Mrs. MATHEWS; Paine, Mrs. BLAND. . Toosownw, All is the Wrong ; kith the New Grand Ballet of t'aractacus ; which will also be performed on 'Thursday next, after the Comedy of the Rivals, being the only two bights it can be acted, on account of the preparations for the revival of the Itenisnce of Blue Beard. This day were pbblished, price 21. 6d. OBSERVATIONS on the EGYPTIAN °PR THAIMIA and OPHTHALMIA PURULENTAZ is it has appeared in England. By iVILLTAM THOMAS, Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, and Aislitain Sateen VI 'the Eleventh Royal Veteran Battalion. rrinted for G. Robinson, Paterno3tervowt 4MEIUC 1. Calitt.EsTON, AtCl/ST P./. I .l'he tthisetittencei which the 'ernbiiegb May he productive ot; if not shortly taken off, will, in all pro bability, be felt, especially by the Southern Section Of the Union, when those Who were its authors have Mingled Ride their kindred' dust, arid are only remem. beret' to lie held in eiecratipn.. There is, too much re On to believe that the. de*ructien which it has brotight to the coriiinerce of thefountry has, perhaps for 'ever, alienated.ll:e atFections of the inhibuants of the Northen a.rtegatrrn Statei tonards the Poitern ment-, grid Paved the way' fOr an Orem Which will put a Period to the existilide."6f a nation; thin which none ever had fairer prospects . ThiSe gloomy apirehen. sions ought not, -however, tOrcreate desPair, but rather engirt to rouse'the people (rein. the ledt:tigy . in which Wet haVe teklidng indUlged„inct - stiittliraft them to the most noble exertions. • • The intelligence of the insurrecholt akatnst the French iD Spain has been receiV . ed with the greatest joy in the.Flondas and Mexico. • 'ln the Floridas the r,Frettch were so apprehensive of falling Victims to the vengeance of the Spaniards, that they Bed With their 'ol& . cti late the temtories of the United States. The British were received with the highest veneration and affection. . . . • Thlvday *as Published, price In boirtis LECTURES on the NATURE and END orthe ..SACRED OFFICE, and on the DIGNITY:DUTY, QUA LIFICATIONS and CHARACTER of the SACRED ORDER, - One of the Itlinismrs of Cainplselroisin Printed'for Mendel and Co. Edinborgh ; :Lad T. 1-finiiitort, 37, PaternOster-tow, London. Qf whorls spay be had, 1. Sermons, by Dr. Charters, 2 vols. 14s. boanls. 2. Sermons, by Dr. Johnston, of Haywood, Bs. 6d. Is - minis. 3. biscourscs, by Or. Erskine, ?. vols. 1.55. boards. 4. Sermons, by Dr. Withersroan r s vols. 12mo. 14F. bbatda. srounin'SLErrEßs FROM SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. This day were published, • In Two Volumes foolscap Octavo, price 105. ett. boardi, attest Edition, corrected and amended, of LETTERSwritten during, a short Residence in SPAIN and PORTUGAL. 13y ROBERT sot,yraLy. . • ... Ppinted for I.ougman, thirst, ir c ..:,* v d Orme, Pdernoster-row /40 ThcseVoluntes contain the AbstracCof a hlesttorial (netir. elsewhere published), *non, the Sate of Portugal, writtvn b:•foct• the n.iddle of, the Let Century, by 11. I.uis tl.t.cunha, who !mei been Ambassador at London, and the Hague, and,Phnipoten• duty at the Coazt-ess of Utrecht, and who tilt rti advises tha 'royal of the Portuguese Court to Brazil. iHE KING'S THEATRE, HAYMARKET. THIS PRESENT EVENING, OCTOBER 10, I. their Drlajecties &Tyrants will act a Tragedy, calla MACBETH. The Overture andkinsphoniesbetwein the Acts by Mr. Ware. . Duncan, (King of Scotfand) Mr. CHAPMAN . • • , Macbeth, Mr. ICEMBLE;• • Maeduff, Mr. C. KEMBll4 l Baitquo, Mr. MURRAY ; Lennoi. CRESWELLA, Ross, Mr. BRUNTON ; . Hecate • Mr:BELLAMY. Laxly MiAeth, Mrs. SIDDONS: To w%eh will be added, second time, a New Romantic 11141- . • • Drama, called THE FOREST . OF HERMANSTADT ; Or PRINCESS OR NO PRINCESS. • The Music composed by Mr Jouve. The action of the Melo-Drame under the direction of Mr. Parley. The Principal Characters by Mr. BRUNTON,isToN; Mr. FAMr RLEY, Mr. BIANCHARD, L • . CHAPMAN Mn. H. JO HNSTON C ; Mrs. GIBBS ; Mrs. DAvcipoßT ; Miss DE AMP ; Miss MARTYR. The Dances by Master OSCAR Brame, the Misses ADAMS. &e. use New Romantic Melo-Drama, called the Forest of liermanstadt; or Princess and No Pt incess, having on Friday night been received throughout with 1141fterS11 applause and approba - - lion. by a brilliant and overflowing audience, will be reyeated every evening till further notice. On Wednesday, the Tragedy of Hamlet. On Thursday, The Men of the World ; Sir Pertinax Marry "ceph!.nt, Mr. Code. . . BOSTON PUBLIC MEETIiIG, AUGUST 9. Agreeably to -notification, a very numerous meet ing was held in Fannie! Hall, 'at. ten o'clock, when STEPHEN CODMAN, Esq. was chosen Moderator.— The notification was then read, whca the Hon. Jo- NATHAN M4volf, after a number of very pertinent remarks on the subject olLred the following motion, in the form of a vote : MOTE! — II Mat it is expedient far the town of Boston respect. 1,1117 to petition the President of the United States to suspend the 12.ws laying an embargo, either whollyor in part, according to the power vested in him by tit,: Congress of the United States ; and if any doubt slioulf: exist, as to the surlrienty cir those powers, that he be reqw,ted to Call the Congress together as soon as may be; and that a Committee CT ei l eat persons be apivinted to pre pare and submit to the town a petitinn.in conformity." The motion was seconded from eyery quarter of the Hall ; and a very spirited and eloqu,:sit debate en sued. In Which the motion was sustained by— The Hen. Mr. Mason, Mr. Daniel Sargent, the Han..Messts. Otis and Gore • and was opposed by Mr. Jarvis , Benja- Jain Austin, and George Blake, Esqrs. The debate was protracted until two c'clock, when the question to adopt the motion of Mr. MasoN passed by an immense majority (not more than twenty Or thirty hands against it). The following Gentlemen were chosen on the Committee, viz.— The Hon. Jonathan Mason, Mr. Daniel Sarjent, Hon. Christi. pher Gorc, Mr, James Perking, Mr. Arnold Wells, Mr. Thomas H. Perkins,and Hou. William Brown.. . . . . fly the Author of the celebrated 1 1 :imp:Jet of DIAMOND CUT DIAMOND ; dedicated to die Ladies: This day was published by T. Goddard, Military Bookseller and' Stationer, Pall Aiall, he Two Vols. 12mo. price 10s. ed. in boards, illustrated with appropriate Engravings, ;- A MORAL, PHILOSOPHICAL,. and SAT!. RICAL WORK, called THE TRAP—delineating the snares in which Kings, Princes, and their Subjects have been cau&ht since the days of Adam. The Work will contain the causes, whimsical effects, signs of jealousies, and remedies of love in young men, women, widows, and aged persons, and ba interspersed with reflections on conju gal infidelity, arising out of several recent cases of Cr:nt. Con. besides possessing a variety of curious Anecdotes. VICTUALLINU UFSICE, October 4, I+;G:t. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING HIS MAJESTrf NAvr, Is hereby girt Notice, That on Friday the 14th of October instant, they will be ready to recelie Tenders in writing (sealed up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED TONS of GENUINE OATMEAL; to be &li vered one half thereof in a month, and the remainder in a month aftersardq, into His Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptforil and for TWO HUNDRED Tom (lithe best New CAROLINA RICE ; to be answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered one half thereof in a fortnight ; and the other half in a fortnight afterwards into the said' Stores ; to be paid for by Bills payable with interest ninety days after date. The Conditions of the COntracts may be seen at the Secretary's Office. CHIMUSTRY, &c. This day was published, in One dose . ly printed Volume ' Bvo. the size of Dr. Watki is's Biographical Dictionary, with Plates and numetoos Tables price 21s. in boards, ADICTIONAA of PRACTICAL and THEO .I- RETICAL CHEMISTY, with hs application to the Arts and Manufacture:, and to the erelauation of the Phienomena of Nature, including throughout the latest Dheoveries, and the present State of Knowledge on thos r Sub Pets. By WILLIAM NICHOLSON. Printed for RICHARD Putzeirs, No. 6, Bridge-street, and to be bad of all Books.diers. • • VETERINARY COLLEGE. pr OFES SOR COLEMAN will begirt his Coenst of L ECTURES on the ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and PATHOLOGY Of the HORSE, on Wednesday', tile 2d of No vember, at Twelve O'Clock. Veterinary College, October 7, I£O3. No regard Toil k Kid to any Tender in which tie trice shall not be in tuna in Tvemb at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board &fore one o'clock en the said Friday the Pith inane, nor unless the person Tao makes the Tender, or some tenon on his behalf, attends, to answer whet. calley.r. MEDICAL LECTURES. n. HOOPER will commence a COURSE of LECTURES, nn the THEORY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, the MATERIA MEDICA, and PHARMAC • EITEI. CAI. CHEMIzaRY, at his Legure Worn, in COrk-strek, Bur lington Gardc•ns, on Monday, °etcher 14, 1802, at Eii;hCks!Clock • • in the Adorning. • • • •• - .4 1 14'1 . •osiieetue, with pirticilaft, "say be • had,bi applying to Dr. Hooper, at his IfOuSe;. No. 21 Niville-Row. • 01 whom may be had, just published, CIIZMISTRY applied to Arts and Manufactures, by M. A. Chaptal, in 4 vols. price 363. in boards. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, Pursuant to a Decree and subsequent Order of the High Court of Chancery, made in a Cause WurinwaiouT le &Less sr, with the approbation of Robert Steel, Esq. ono of the Masters a the said Court, at the Crown Inn, Ludlow, in the County of Salop, _ . . UNION LIFE INSURANCE OFFICE, (ESTABLISHED AT NORWICH.)—TausT es . The Most Noble the MARQUIS of TOWNSHEND. The Right Hen. EARL CRAVEN. Sir DIOBY MACKWORTH, Bart. Sir ROBERT BURNETT, Bart. Sir PHILIP MONOX, Bart. Sir MATTHEW BLOXAM, Knt. and Ald. T. WILKINSON, Ewa. J. PATTESON, t sq. M. F. W. FAWKES, Esq. STMILLING DAY, Esq. Mayor of Norwich; &c. S:c. &c. Secretary, Mr. THOMAS BIGNOLD. Actuary, Mr. RICHARD M'ORGAW. The town then voted to add the Moderator; and adjourned to four ,o'clock, then to receive the report of the Cdminittce r At four n!clock the r own assembled according to adjournment, when the Conunittie reported the sub- , sequent Memorial, which. was read from the Chair, and passed nearly unanimously, .We believe there were not half a dozen hands against, it in the hall ; .7 • AV:4.tri'LESßE.Drlf.l\ fA131.,,E AT PLEASIJRE. • • WANTED to -Invest several very considerable • - S ums in the purchase of Annuities, secured on any de scriptipn ofj.anded or Funded Property, in which the Grantors : ‘ 7' • wean absolute interest, Or 1. - .16 Estaita, under Wills, Marriaee ''. - .Sentettents, Ric. &c. The Funds of the Advertiser table hint to effect tile must extensiac tte7otiations without delay or the - of exposure.--Apply personally from eleven. till four, or by fetter, ". .".4:lAr..Bisrte.n, No, tn. Leitoster-plare, Leicester-square. . on Monday the 04th day of the present month of October, 1808, at One of the Clock, in the afternoon, in thirteen Lots, A, FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD ESTATE, conskting of several Messuagcs, Tenements, Dwelling houses, and Stables, situate in Ludlow aforesaid; and about 14 Acres of Arable and Meadow Land, with the 'limber and other Trees growing thereon, situate at Overon, in the Parish of Ri chard's Castle, in the %tid County of Salop, late the property of Jonathan Massey, late of Ludlow aforesaid; Cabinet maker and Timber-merchant, deceased. • Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's Chamber,, in Southampton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London ; of Messrs. Baxter and Lloyd's, Solicitors, Ludlow; of Messrs. Jenkins, James, and Abbott, Solicitors, New inn; and of Mr. Charles Simson, Solicitor, No. 15, Peck's Buildings, Inner Temple, London. SURREY.-111 Bk. NOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT. IT NIGHT'S HILL HOUSE, with suitable Offices, Coach House, Stable, &c. and upwatdo. of One Hundred and Ten Acres of Land, the property of the late Loco Ttiukt.ow.-Further Particulars may be known on application at -Ms lames' Office, .5, New Boswell-Court, Lincoln's Inn, London; where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. To be viewed by Tickets only. -To-the Nowun - , LAInbS rid ciENTIAMEN •of CI I 'CHESTER, the couNry of SUSSEX, and its ENVIRONS.. TO BE SOLD, one of the best GRAND PIANO !—• • ,•1., FORTES, mad* by Tomkison ; packed ant: sett front. Lon . • .don,afew days since, by order °fa Lady, hut, from a particular • Itircatinstance;it is obliged to be cletaioed at the Wagon Office, •iadichester, where it now lies. The Maker's charge, packing - sase,..kc. &c. were upwards of Eighty Pounds. Rather-than it. shallSetprnto .I. : pritl;4l, it still be sold i'ltogether fur Si2ety five yil6t approved cf, after a Week's trial, the Mhker, asnel,ehgsgeSin etchattge it for any other of the same 'value. • Letttrs (pea plddl'acklrcssed to Mr. \Vatlen, Leicester-place, ele.rsterolgtae-, Loudon. GRAND MAPS OF SPAIN AND PORTUGAL. MR. STOCKDA LE informs the Public, tut . he 4-v1 has Nista; published a New Map of Sp:dn and Parnigal,.: by Don Thomas Lopez, (improved from :he Nine Sheet Map 01 Spain by Mr. P. G. Chatdiare, • Mt tidier of the N.rional Inititute of Sciences at Pals), on one I.trge sheet, outlined, or Nil co loured, price 7s—Neat week will he published, Chx.diare's Nine Wet Map of Spain, price J. vs..; alio Lopea's Fotir-sheet Map of Spain, greatly improyed front the above. Piccadilly, loth 0it0Ver,1504..... • • PorrttV.. . ThlS day Were pollishe , f, elt.,, ,, antly printed and enthollishecl with .beautiful Engisvitiri hY:Cardort, from original Designs by Lontlierbonrglearid Biti*her, price Flalf.a-Guinea in h•Nirds, YMPATHY, LANDSCAPES IN VERSE, TEARS of CatNIUS., .COTTAGE PICTURES, and other ROEMS ; revised, ciarxectcd, and 111 , :strated v. ith Notes. • . 17.5.• I. PR Ail; Esq. Several of the PikiVii contained in this Volume are known to the World, as.tl}entkpteaslneend p:,putir CoMpotitions in the English Lanituage, hit no•unifortn edition of the= has hitherto existed; some hay.•. 4 long b•.:;•en out of prii , t, and otlwr• bdve been unattainable,. tticept in • Connection With large. and expem.ive !forks. Ry associatinj the . b..st'styla of mnitrn 'Tspocr.ipliy, masterly Designs, and superior Engra.497,s, with such iitterestinz Compositions, one of the most elezant Books of its size and price is now presentcd to the Lovers or lAtelAture, %%Well has appeared for several years. Printed for Ricit.sito Pntr.LlPs, No. 6, Bridge-street, Black friars ; and to he had of all Booksellers. Of whom maybe had, by the same Aml or, 'HARVEST HOME; or, haniiletheuta6 - ..Geleanings, price 11. I is. ed. tortr3s. Lst pubraaed, Landsceately printed in one thick' Volume, Octavo, . . pr;ee 83. in boards, CRIPTURE Dialogues, 'or Dialogues between a L.' Pile:int and Adapt, Noah, end Simeon Ceophas, containing the Hismry of Oat . , end `of the Jews, to their dispersion at the destrnetiort of Jerusalem; with which zre connected sonic of the most re.tarkthle events in profang History ; extracted from best 4114 Meg' Ancient Aut.hors.. Originally Translatcdfrom-the Dutch. A New Et care`ully revised and cotreote4. "This Volume is well calculated to Ltter.. , st young persant, and' tl convey to th-rn, in 'pleasing and indelible impretsians, that knowledge of scored history, which, they might-not-be disposed tD receive from other modes of instnlctinn. • "A 'card judgment, culiisiated by the stridy of useful know leege, and a tastit'for simple eleganc.., :.re here combined, in r.tre' bat au••piciouf :Minn, with a most de►o:ioaal temper, and a faith it.svired by re.a oracles of Gun." Ect.r.c.rm Septtmber, /SCR. Lo-Icn : Prirl4 for E. Bamford, 5, Newcale4treet, and LHattLard, OXi , ORDSHIRE. 'EE Public are most respectfully informed that .thi. ; NI ANOR and ESTATE of NORTH wEsToN, in c.:,,:ifot7N - Ey of OXFORD, advertised to be SOLD by AUC TIO', by'Mr. Yrsv•rox, at the Red Lion Inn, at Mame, on Tee-..day, the 11th iPstant, is Disposed by Private Contract. FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION, -OXFORD-811iRF.—By Mr. PEYTO,'SI, At Staple-HAI Inn, \Vitrify, on Friday the 21st of October next, ikMOST desirtble FREEHOLD ESTATE, si sit nate at Duckling:on, near Witney, is the county. of Ox ford ; consisting of two Farm lions:3 and Homehtead, and about one hundred and eight acres of excellent Land, whereof acres are enclosed Pasture, thirty-eight Common Field, and four- Cc.ramon Meadow ; now in ttio occupation of Mr. Joseph Dtt - ,ce, whose term will expire at Ladyday, 1810. '1 his Es:ate, from the considerable portion of Grass hand at tacked to it, is an object worthy the attention of persons possess ing arable land in that neighbourhood. To viow the cam:, apply to the Tenant ; and for further parti culars to Charles . I.eake, Esq. nalielter, ;or at urices of. Mr. James, Land Agent, New klusweil-court, Lincoln's-inn, 1 ondon, or at 1.1-arv:icic, COKLIHORPL PARK LSTATE.—OXFORDSHIRE. By Mr. PEYTON, On .I*rid ty, the 21st of October, at Stapk Hall, Witrey, in I.ots, A MOST valuable FREEHOLDESTATE, corn -- 1 rrising the Manors of Cokethorpe, Ducklington and Stand lake, .is ith the royalties, rights, and emblements belonging thereto, and tllat very desirable and substantial Mansion House, called COKE'FHORPE HALL, 1 with the Offices, Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, in complete order. P....-k and Padlocks, comprising 2'20 Acres of rich Pastnre and `.Trad.lw Land (sabject to a tythe modus), valuable Fidierit...,, Water Falls, and Ponds. Also, the Magnificent Woods, replete with fine growing Oak Timber and Coppice Wood, containing SO Actea, and ..veral adjacent Farms, o : vm and inclosed, with convenient Farm Houses and Offices, and let to nic.st respectable Tenant a at will, and other • fine Wends, übout 86 Acres in hand, containing altogether near woo Acres. I.ot I. I.Vill compriSc the Manors, Mansion Manse, Office, I Girders, Park, Water-fall and Works, Fisheries, and Cokethorpe i W ba.s. ! I.ut tl.- The preach-Fartn and Land adjoining, in Mr. Co. ! bourrith's Tenure." I - Lot S. Parr a Bartel Park FarM and Woods, in Mr. Tho alas's Tenure. 1 The teddue of the Estate will be divided into many Lots, for the eCttivehienee of Pureliisers. A s..recy of the .Estate is now maktnt, and spekifieatiOns of the several Lots may be had early in September heat, by applying at the Oili 'Ls of. Nir. bales, I .and Arent, Warwick; ausi at No. 5, New Boslotil-entire, Lidai;olde Inn, London. .. . . ~ .. . .. . . T HE Directors of this Institution wish to call the public attention to the liberality of its plan, and to the ad vantages it possesses over prior Establishments of this nature. FIRST—AII Policies for the whole duration of Life, where the Insurance is for £BOO and upwards (also for sums between ,esoo and £500,) are issued gratis, the amount of the new stamp duty king paid by the Office! An allowance of half the duty is also made upon Insurances for sums between £lOO and £2OO, and between £5OO and £BOO. This regulation, which offers to the Insurer a saving of from 7s. 61 to is peculiar to the Union Office, and must entitle It to general preference and support. SECONDLY —The Rater are nearly 10 per Cent. lower than those of Life Insurance Offices in general, and consequently are Uglily advan tageous to the Publiz, but most especially so to Persons effecting Insurances for short periods, who do not in other Offices enjoy any of the Benefits offered to Parties insuring for the whole dura tion of Life. THIRDLY—Tin! surplus capital, after defraying the Office ex peni;es, and satisfl•icg the claims of the insured, is returned to them as stated periods, by additions to the sums originally in sured ; and uu AT ILLY—AII the petty advantages of other Offices are dis•- card.:cl from the plan of this Institution, no charge being made for entranca money, for non-appearance at the chief Office, or for neglect of paying • the annual pre/Mums in due time, (except the mere interest lost by the delay.) The OfSee riot only makes a liberal allowance for the Poncias, if the insured cannot continue to pay the Premiums, but will also advance Loans on sued Politics, in case the Parties arc desirous of retaining their interest In the Insurance. The Business of the Institution in London, Is transac:ed at the House of Mr. C. A. HACK ET, No. 27, Nicholas•latte, Lombard creet ; of whom Tables of Rates (gratis) and further Pirticulars may be had; or of any of the Agents, one of whom is appointed in almost every considerable town in the Kingdom. DORSEN. TO BE LET, completely Furnish.al, and entered upon inunedi ately, or at Michaelmas next, ALL that capital IvIES.SUAGE, called ED MONDSHAM HOUSE, fit for the receptiot: of a Genteel Family, with Double Coated-loans, excellent stalled Stabks, courts, Yards, Graaary, Dove Cote, extensive walled Gdrdeni well stocked with choice Fruit-trees, ShrubberieS, Plea sure Ground, and I.ands, containing together about nine Acres; pleasantly situated at Edmondshaxi, one mile from' Cranbouine, in the County of Dorset, twelve miles south-east of Salisbury, 12 north-cast of Elandferd, and 16 of Muddifo:d (a delightful Wit teritto‘r Place), in a fine open country abounding with Field Sports; and Hounds in the neighbourhoA. The deputation of two Mancrs (attached to the premises), well stocked with Game, will be Let with the above ; and a neat Cur- . rick and pair of capital Horses, rot *Cart, three Cows, Painters ? Rick a illy, &c. etc. may be taken at a valtiat;on, the proprietor, Major-General Monro, going Oti i rein servl:e. For further particulars and to tn. a!, .apply rfrunalty, or by letter (post pa'.,ll), to Mr. Arney, A•torney at Law, Saks linty. The premises may be viewed 'hi vasanable hciirstAl ilP ' plying at the Mallsionlia tr.. " TO THE PRESIDENT OF TIIE UNITED STATES. " 'The inhabitants of the town of Poston, in legal Town meet ing assetubled,beg leave respectfully to represent: " That uniformly influenced by a s.mse of patriotism, and a r.:- spect for the constituted authoriti-! , : of their country, they have sustained without opposition or. con , pleint the embarrasnients and losses arising front the existing onSarga.ou the vessels and export (fade of the United States ; and they trust,that the history of the revolutionary war, and the annals of the present Government will furnish ample testimosty of their nen3.iness to make any personal sacrifices, and to endure any privations which the public w e lf are may truly require. " That they are fully aware of the Indispensible necessity of supporting, at all times, the laws enacted by the Government of .their choice. Under this impression they have refrained from expressing the wishes they most sensibly felt fur the removal of the embargo P and but for the great events iu Europe, which ma terially change the aspect of our foreign relutiotis, they would yet silently wait for the meeting of Congress, In the hope of obtaining from that Honourable Body relief from the pressure of this great calamity, which bears with peculiar weight on the Eastern States. " Denied by nature those valuable and luxuriant staples which constitute the riches of the south, they necessarily owe much of their prosperity, under the blessing of 11P.AVI:N, to their own en terprize and industry on the ocean. It i. therefore a duty, as well as a right, to avail themselves of every fair occasion which offers, for procering the removal cf the txi..ting restraints upon their maritime commerce, more especially when this may be effected in a mode consistent with the Laws and Policy by which thy were imposed. " Th.:y therefore pray, that the embargo, in whole or in part, may be suspended, accursling to the powers vested in the Presi dent, by the Congress of the United utatcs ; and if any doubt should exist of the competency of those powers, they would humbly request that Congress may b.! convened as early as pos sible, tur the purpose of taking the subject into consideratkin.' It was then voted, that the s..int men, in behAf of the town, transmit the petition to the President ,of the United States. The Hon. Mr. BROWN, after congratulating his fel low-townsmen on the unanimity which prevailed, offered the following motion, viz.— VOTED, ." That the select men be a Committee to communi cate the proceedings of the town to the select men of the other towns of the Commonwealth, and to request them, if they see fit, to lay the same before their several towns for their concur rence... This motion also passed nearly unanimously ; and after a vote of thanks to the Moderator, the meetinz was dissolved. . LOSTON, AUGUST' to. c 4 We arc happy in learning, as we do, from various quarters of the United States, that the people aro arousing from their le.hargy, and turning their undi vided attention to ecnseiviiona/ Rerireiles for the fla grant and almost intoler 11,1 e evils Which have been inflicted on them by the folly, madness, partiality, and wickedness of their pulflic servants in tke National Administration. Then rye points beyond forb..arance becomes treachery :lockout:re/ice ; and there arc times when se/m/5467i to accumulating wrong:; will deserve as well as entail davery. 'Those Arne. ricans who had discernment in 1774 tci`discoVer these points of time, and who then; resistedfireigir.lesitothm, have nor lost their disctiminating' power ; nor havo they yet-to learn how to oppose domegictyhmth They have a c.:;tztt!t utional guide, and They'rill piitsue its ci• fe:tic‘tis faithfullrto the end." TR.4NSPOk7' OFFICE, Septenilit 27, IS DR. THE COMMISSIONERS for CONDULTING HIS MAJESTra . TRANSPORT SERVICE, for tan:: Carey' SICK and IPOC.VDEIMSBAEIE::, .1.4 for the Care and Cistcdy of PRISONERS of frill?, dslireby Notice, Thai. they be ready at tl , iiofficc, tin Tuesday the 1t th day ' of October, to receive sealed 'renders, and treat with such Pic-' s-;-.6 as inay tie willing to Contract fwt VP:milling Prisoners of War in Health at NORMAN CROSS, DARTMOOR. and ' • STAPI.R TQN, And for Victualling -Prisoners of War in Sirkness at Dartmoor; Tend.r will be received °Per one o' t leieh on tie dry o f treaty,..ttor any haired, saki: the party, or en agent far p , rscnally attend. Each Tod.r :nsbt 'be accompari..l by a I.ett:r pug two respectable Persons engaging to bs;ohoz t r ona with the .Perron tendering, is the seen of 2COCI. for the du: p:rfirsstan:e of the Contract. Fartherparti.nlart meg if initton by applying at this Ofce, and of the Agents at the respe.-tipe - . VICTUALLING OFFICE, .Seitenther St), 180 R. THE COMMISSIONERS for IICTUALLING HIS .111.11ESTn NAPI7,•A herehy.give Notke, , ' That on Friday.tlie I4th of Octohir next, thti , will be ready r • too receive Tendeis in writing, (roiled. up) and tteat for *oasts- ''of the SMALL COAL, produced at His Maiesiy's lilakeTtiseat Deptford, for one year certain, from the 2uth November next, and further until three mohths warning shall be givtn.—The Conditions of the Contract Inn he seen at the Secretary's Office. NO retard will be had to any Tem!er in which the prke shall net I e inserted in WWII, a! ietilth, or e 1 tue del:oered to the 80,7r4e. ire One o'clock on the said Friday 11/el-it'd of Ode& r nest, nor wales: the per on sate males the Tender, or some person on his attends, to answer snhen_eniled for. . r •