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si rik l k .tv $ 4 ‘ w er" ; •`4,1 - *$ ti 'l / 4 ‘ gt o A jv # F. mob. • , tr) 'PA •.s I N • i„) 7 . • s 1 I kif • .\ . . M ~_ K. , ~,.. ..• WEDNESDAY, NoVoi#it N BB* 8650. • *•••• : ; 1114AW.11.8149Y41.0xtymiT.GARDIRL THU .1 4 RESENT AVIAN% will be pogioymod • • AA 4". Trato4y of VENICE PR ES , E RATED. Pkrre, Mr. YOVNO ; lat4eir, Mr: CONWAY ; Pqtall; W. /MERTON Bedastar, Mr. ISAILItYMORE. • ' • ; • Belvidem, Miss O'NEILL '• • Wo which will be sag'''. ROSTRA. &Mlle, INCI.EDON; William, Mr. pURUSET. Ansiria, Miss S'l'llitlENS; mbe a MisIitATTHSWS. ; Wider* Force of 3l iudy. • • CH ARTER•HOUSE. THE ANNIVERSARY MEI:I'NC; oldie NO BLEMENN ai4 GENTLEMEN educated at CHARTER HOUSE SCHOOL, will be held on MONDAY, Dec. IL STEWARDS. • ' Lord Tamil...at • R.ORERT WIC HAT, ESCI: Rev. JAMES CU aREY I Rev. C. ROWLATT JAMES Caz,ssiosi, Esq. Rev. Joon Fisica', PREACHER ••• Rev. CIIARLES RICAARD FANSBAWI• Divine Service will begin at 13.11 E-past One o'Clock. Dinner on Table at Pin o'Clock. . . MARLBOROUGH AND NORTH WILTSHIRE BAN. MESSR& WARD, SRO MERAIMAN, and HALCOMB, beg to inform the Holders o their Notes, expressed to'6e payable at 4tflitlitorough, or at Messrs. WITT Unit) and Co. Blinkers; Landon, that the same will be paid on their beimg presented either at their Bank in Marl borough, or at Sie John Lubbock, Bart. Lubbock, renter, and Clarke, Mansiop-House-siFeei, I .ontlon. ; * • GOLDEN-LANE BREWERS. 4JOTICE IS. HEREBY GIVEN, That a bENERA - MEETING of the PROPRIETORS of this CONCERN will be lad at City of Loudest Tavern, Bishontate sweet, on Wtiday, the %nth instant, for the Election of Directors,. altd Andkcets for the ensuing year. g •" 'rhe Chat , ' to be taken at Twelve o'Clock precisely. The Ballot to columned,: at One o'Clock, and close at Three. , The Beitotcloz Lists will* ready foreklivery at the Counting House?on {to 81st instant. NO psrsea to be admitted who f is not entered in the Boobs iii the Con :tiny a Shareholder. Dr Order, - I • - • COCKS and CAMPBELL. MORTGAGE, &c: • • • • - A GENTLEMAN, who will haveibOut 1E22,000 10 the courts of the neat year to laY out on unexceptionable Landed Security, but who cannot poncho*, would be *tiling to invest the *hole to a Mortgage dr aa-Esrate, a part of Which he could hay" a long Leaseof. audwhich part must consist of a good sited substantial modern House, with °faces, Gardcns, Ste cam- Fitt, for,' respectable Mundy. and In thniough repair, and front Po to 200 Acres' of Land, with good Sporting Rights, particularly Philo& P22l422l'2l22loocoriebera guise isamoilessata seareentidt Society, and a Market Town at an easy distance; not less than or more than 160 miles from London; preference will-be given to thi. Counties West of 'rovtn. Any Person having such, and being ,Kleslrous of raising ',lofty on Mortgage, will find the Ifd‘ortiiief reedy to give: refrrcaee to a most respectable Solicitor l'artis I orisfarnia•ion no any point regardinghim; and should this meet the ey,e of any Nobleman or Gentleman who may want Money en•enth.term : anti be withoat an Agent on their Pro perty, and'Who would be wiling to apitsint theAtivditiser, en his giving every security that eau bitregaired, the Moaertoald keadvaneed is iris tint. Address to T. it.l4 Post-olftee, Cheltenh a m.—No letters will be receiral, unless the Jayne ta paid. • . '• 1111PE.1414..1 0 TWjNE,CLCITH. BY 'si MAJ&STY' S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. HIS Article, so desirable for. its great conducive. -X. Atlas° health, m well as its prensminent beauty in ap. warmer, Its durability and unequalled economy, Is manufactured pp a Matlematiral princkle Asper time l'agreable de la toile du ,Thildind is most- pleasant`to wear, totalfrpreventing the Ilte&cts if lOM's miimitioes from hest is cold, by impaning effectually, pitintlevceptlbly. as efeadletiejscraryrr. It bas nip Au nor any whAtever. mixed ,yrith it., and it is fully ascertained to sur► pgytan.duraWity every, ether kind of cloth, and thus rendered listAideifrid6i6 every Individual, in every climate and in every iietisit. ;lAA Mee contales' from 25, yard* upwards, at Is.; fis. Id.; es.; ea. vid 46. 4d. ;. umd Sued. pee geed,. and mats 1 / 4 0 1 4. 74theadd.4,-uuk • "TO Mice, for glareting affording Pik ;Nilo ergnfert in. ibis, And ie . Foreign Climates, are made •le g:•ttli and Wide, and twilit& from ie . to 52 yards each, &fin us. dd. to ss. ed. peryard, and each Piece Is warranted. It is sold, 'Wbbiess.le and boy the Piece, by MILLARD, the intetittog i 'At the EAST -INIIIA. WAP.EIiDUES, Ni. lc ; cIiE.AP4Dk, and at me other House • and where the Whits cAinkitpr Ladies'bretsses, may be Obtained from three to four' ntiiarys,. each. Piece containing front three to four Dresses each; Many of the. Fir Fandlystiave long eaperieneedits advatitagan. • - r _,...: . . Attrwci AL .HA WINE WI COMPAN Y, 7— `1 ; Al 0:i • (established in *the Tear 1/108,) - • No. 10, SiaNNER MAKE r, No: TO, CORNHILL, at al No. . '." ‘i • • t. '344% 934F01113-5 1 4SE'r, Loudon, .. BrQ iekvfr.7o..t4ic=3 ti!eoettiertijaA of the .Nob;. , Witty, Gentry, and the Public in general, to the;l very W R4cesfor the choicel.t Wines and Vepuilie epiritun us IA-, litteeszfur . atady Money•only,Whi:li will be delivered to, °tiler, five of-expenle, to any part Of London. tioDWINSS,Stc. per Doz, I FINE WINVI, ite. per Doz . : Ca . ' e Madeiraa . • 255. .111 r. Cape Preetigniac els i or-r),,, * t,Parinill, _cl9. - Os . Cbolle olerPort,not emitted seg . 1 1A o.ed.tinaril ditto :tea Also iiiO4 Vintage, 10 Months I s ort - Wine,,Vintage 1812 40a in Bottle - 57 i litintQuality do. 44s Fyne old Rorie Port 413 s Good.l i ori,olidiglYnod des' Bronti Madeira . Ms 114161.bilerry , i , it... 1,..• . 621 1 West-India ditto, efis lentl • t ., .. a 46. 1 Fine Eatt-ludia ditto . eta Untaie -.: 46s f Rueellas -66 s l e •ii . ialte ' : '''.o ~:' 4Vis I Eastilndia Lisbon Ms' .• t t' er Pipe. I Fast-IndiaSlterry Co. POrtils Vim* ef -14 4 4 Pill% firm ray ) s, • - • 'per Gal fine &enured Geneva ips. 61 1 iitio 01.1 strong do. • 11a.64 !Afro very ztrong 12s. id , l'Oribld IL Drawly 16s. Od 'Ditto Janiaica X one Iss. 6d /totter iamb Hoilands 26g kiwi) Cognias Brandy . fitig 444 kum • 2Qa FINE WINES, Sut. per Doz. /111 f Titit6e. • • - 9So Vin i!e Grave • 1 4. 1 "1at 09.6 OW I - loya l /ter, fine . 140 iii; e Champagne 14di No) eta Montaigne 1 Ws Claret • - 11c6 ffQl6-411* .4 12* Fit . i 1 ,4 rif, J44..4cfrk Piot rich Tent bas Reyes White kloyeau 158. Ditto Pink ditto 66s Do. &lawn Shrub 5155 1 . . per Pips. .Fineit old Port - .ff.'sl4 Pine old Sherry - A'S if Old West-IndiaSttadeira 4110 rine Coptic Brandy, to years old, pet Gal. 300 FINE WINES, in Pints. p. West-India Madeira ' SS* Old East India litito *Se Unto itielessey . . - 4bq Old fast India Sherry Sde Tine old dry IS•loss !es Ditto Caltavella 41. Ditto Constant's Bes Part Wine - pp. of tbs niqtt rare sort Fbe ••. . • ' —* • •••• , • • . , . q. , :. This daY w as published, price is. gd. THE POCKET HER ALI) ; or. GENTLEMAN'S COM IPA'NION ; a concise inctoduction to Heraldry.. 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Sir WILLIAM DOMVILLe, Bart, Ate lord Mayor, fur the great respect Olean to Itis.Brother Magii trates by the numerous Courts be has convened during his Mayoralty ; for the diligence and impartiality whit wh!ch be pre- Sided over their deliberation►; and *for Ida polite attention to every Individual Member; for the vigilance and circumspection he administered justice in ail cases that came under aagnisance t. ter 'tie great countenance and support he gas, in the various qbariptble imdtutions with ',risk!) th:e metneplibt so laudably abounds; for the splendid hospitality so ofen.dla• ; played at hie Mansion-house; and, above all, for the dignifial manner in which he conduced himself upon the memorable visit to the City of London by his Royalllighness the Patrice Recsarrr, and his Royal and Illustrious Guests, when the Prinie Regent, in the Guildhan of this City, spontaneoudy and per sonally conferred upon him hereditary bassist.- r. WOODTHORPL • •STxpsiccr,_4lA,,.?.A4Prit- .41fLER4CAN . PyIPERS. • •••'' • NEW YORK, OCTOBER 7. COPT 01 A LETTER PROM MAJOR-GENERAL BROWN TO THE SECRETARY OF WAR, DATED Head-quarters, Fort Erie, Sept. 20, 1111‘4. ''• ./IntAmong the officers lost to this 'army in the battle of Niagara Falls, via 3 my Aide-de-Camp, Cap tain Ambrose Spencer, who being mortally wound ed, was left in the hands of the enemy. By flags from the British army, I was shortly afterwards as sured of his convalescence; and an offer was made 'tne• by X t ieutenantraeneral Drummond, to excltange , 'him for ilia own Aide, Captain Loring, then a pn- Boner of war with us. However singular this proposition Appeared, as Captain Loring was not wounded, nor had received the slightest injury, I was Willing to comply with it on Captain Spencer'. account ; but as I knew his wounds were severe, I first sent to ascertain, the fact of his being then living. My messenger with a Rig was 'detained, nor even once - permitted to see Captain Spencer; though in his immediate vicinity. The evidence I. wished to acqaite failed; but my regard for Captain Spencer would not permit me longer to delay, and I informed General Drummond that his Aide-de.Camp should be exchanged even for the body &mine. This offer was, no doubt, gladly accepted, and the corpse of . Captain Spencer sent to the Ame rican Shore. Indignaqt, as I am, at this ungenerous procedure, yet hold . myself bound in honour to Lieutenant- General Drummond to return Captain Loring ; and must therefore earnestly solicit of you his immediate felease. He can return to Lieutenant-General Drum- iiiiiiadby the way of Montreal. Very tespeetfully, Sir, your most obedient servant, . (Signed) .r. BROWN. Hsi. James Monroe, Secretary of War. • ;FROM THE NATIONAL INTELLIOENCEE, SEPT. SO. ADMIRAL COCHRANE% LAST LETTER. • A message was received from the President of the United States.by both Houses of Congress yesterday. 'transmitting the letter of Adnirel Cochrane, and Mr. Monroe s reply, which we have already publish. ed, and also the following letter, concluding the cor respondence, which has not before been published.—; These papers were ordered to be printed : SIM-ADMIRAL COCHRANE TO THE NECRITART OF STATE' His Demonic Mrjeaty!s abipTonnane, in the Chesapeake, Sept. 19, 1914. SIR—I had the honour to receive your letter of the 6th instant, this morning, in reply to the one which I addressed to you from the Patuxent. As [have no authority from my Government to enter upon any kind of discussion relative to the points contained in your letter, I have oaly to regret that there does not. appear to be any hope that I shall be authorised to recal my general order, which has been farther sanctioned by a subsequent reqUest from Lieu tenant-General Sir George Prevost. A copy of your letter will this day be forwarded by me to England, and until I receive instructions from my Government, the measures which I have adopted must be persisted in ; unless remuneration be made to the inhabitants of the Canadas for the in juries, they have sustained from the outrages cam initted by the troops of the United Status. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) ALEX. CocbtANP-s Vier.A4oiralaatiCotn.-in-Ckief. His. lames Monroe, Seeretary . of State. SRITISH EXPEDITION IN THi 1.1 , OF MEXICO. LETTER TO TILE COMMARDAHT I RARItAtAIHA. Zad.quarternsicisla, Augii4 al. Sin—l haye seri in th e Florida.d for the per pole of annoying' the Only enemy Great Britain - bas in the world, as .France and England are new frieilds: I call on yon,with your brave followers, M trod the servica Geeit Britain, in which . Pow .•. • • 4•••1 have tberenkOf to' your viands will be,givess. to•zipin proportion your respective ranks, ost a 44ace ; and I Inirtte you on the f o llow. iti tierkii4-yeyr.propeirty sisal; be guaranteed ta yolly `an font' persob pioteked. In return for which I ask you to cease all hostili. ties against Spain or the Billie{. of Great Your shim and vessels to he placed under the orders of the Comnunding-Officer on this station', until the Commanderin-Chief's pleasure is known; but I goo. rantee their fair value to you at all.events. I herewith inclose you a copy of my Proclamation ,to the inhabitants of Louisiana, which will, I trust, point out to you the honourable intentions of my Go. verrnent. You will be.a useful assistant to me in forwarding them ; theiefore, if you determine, lose no time. 'The bearer of this, Captain Williams, will satisfy you on any other, poi its you may be anziotrs to learn, as well as Captain Lockyer, of the Sophie, 'who carries him to you. We have a powerful reinforcement on its way here, at 4 I hope to. cut out some other work for the Anse. ricans than oppromieg .s inhabitants of Louisiana. Be expeditious in your resolves, and rely upon the veracity of your very henible servant, (Signed) unseen -NICJIOLL". Li eta:pedant) Commanding lais Briton s& Mijesty's Imes lo the. Fiona:s. To Monate': La Fs*, or the Cylostigdfaxt as Beers* ia. PROCLAMATION DY LIEUTZNANT-COLONF4 /SWARD liICUALLS, CAW NANDLINO His NRITANNICSIAANTIeII FLoRIDAS.. •' .Natives of Louisiana-sOn, you . the first gall is made-to assist in liberating • from it faithless and its becile 'Government .your . patertul soil. gi Spaniards,. Frenchmen, ..Italians, and-British,' whether settled, or residing f a time in isnalsiana, on you also I call to aid;me in this just cause. The American usurpation in this couatry-must be aboo 'fished, and the lawful owners of this soil put hero. Session. I am at the head of a large attny bf Inisanst well armed, disciplined, and commanded by. British Officers, a good train of artillery, . with every requi site, seconded by a powerful aid of a nutneroos Dzi tish and Spanish squadron of ships and rendre war. Be not alarmed, inhabitants of the country, at our approach ; the same good faith and. disinterested. ness which has distinguished the conduct of , Britons in Europe accompanies them here: you will have no fear of litigious taxes imp rsed on you for the purpose of carrying on unnatural and unjust war ; your pro. perry, your laws, the peace and tranquillity Cf your country, will be guaranteed to you by men who will suffer no infringement of their's. Rest assured that thete brave men only burn with an ardent desire of tatisfaction, for the wrongs they have suffered -from the Americans, to join you in liberating these south. ern frontiers from their yoke, and drive them into dab se remits formerly-prescribed by my Sovereign.-- The Indians have pledged themselves, in the most 'solemn manner, not to injure, in the slightest degree, persons or properties of any but enemies to their Spa nish or English Fathers. A flag over any door, whe ther Spanish, French, or British, will be a certain protections Not even an enemy will an Indian put to death, except resisting his arms ; and as for inyur ing helpless women, and children, and old men, by their good conduct and treatment to them, they will, if it be possible, make the Americans blush for their more than inhuman conduct, lately on the Escambia and within a neutral territory. 64 Inhabitants of Kentucky, you have too long borne with grievous impositions ; the whole brunt of the war has fallen on your brave sons; be im?osed on no more, but either range yourselves under the standard of your forefathers, or observe a strict nets. trality. If you comply w.th either of these offers, whatever provisions you send down, will be paid for in dollars, and the safety of the persons bringing it, as Well as the free navigation of the' Mississippi, gua. ranteed to you. " Men of Kentucky, let me call to your view, and trust to your abhorrence, the conduct of those fac tiOns which harried you into this cruel, unjust, and unnatural war, at a time when great Britaia was straining every nerve in defence ofher own, and the liberties of the world—when the bravest of her sons were fighting and bleeding in so sacred a cause— ben she was spending millions other treasure in endeavouring to pull &town one of the mos. f 'Clable and dangerous tyrants that ever di graced the fp r n 2 of eme.....when groaning Europe was almost A her last gasp—when she alone shelved an undaunted . frtint, basely did those ass mins endeavour to stab her from her ra:e. She has turned on them, reno va•ed from the bloody but successful struggle. Eu rope is happy and tree, and she now hastens justly to avenge the unprovoked insults. Shrew them that you are not collectively unjust : leave that contemptible few to shift for themselves; let these :lave: of the Tyrant send an Embassy to Elba, and implore his aid, but let every honest upright American spurn them with merited contempt. “ 'After the experience of 91 years, can you any longiet support these brawlers hir licentiousneu, who call it freedom ? Be no longer their dupes ; accept of My offer : every thing I have promised in this paper, I guarantee to you on the sacred h.nour of a British Othcer. " Oiven under my hand, at my Head-quarters, Pensacola, this 19th of August, 1811.. (Signed) 64 EDWARD nicnoLts." NEW YORK, ocroaEß , • iNDFPRNOICSCR OF ME.UCO.—A versed from Vera Cm; in flit! river (New Orleans), bringing the im portant information, that as soon as the refusal of l'erdinand to accept the constitut.on made by the Cones was known in the kingdom of Mexico, all parties mine unauinious, The Rnyalists joined the Patriois ; the new Viceroy was deposed, and the 4. dependence of that delightful country preclaimed at Mexico, Vera Cruz, and all other parts of aka province. NJ Mortar IN Tin TORASURIG---It Will be nee b . • THEATRE ROIA , 2.IItURY • $ L •'. 111-118 PRESENT EVENING. their 14.4eities' *mots Wilrperfoirn 'ate Comte Okra of THE CASTLE OF - ANDALUSIA. Alphonso, 'Mr ER AHAM ; , Don Clem, Mr. DELLA.MY ; boo Fernando, Mr. PV NE ; Pedrillo, Mr. LOVEGROVL Victoria, Mrs. ORGER ; Lorenzo, Mrs.DICKONS. TO which will be added, • THE MIDNIGHT HOUR. To-morrow, Macbeth : with leaf) de Paris. ' CriNERAL OFFICERS." 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I.ondon : Printed. for Jetto and Arthur Asa, Cornhal ; -and Willi= Phillip% GeOrge-yard, Lombard •stvitet. Aikin's Dictionary of Chemiwsi►ynd Mineralogy, In 2 vols. l 4to.—with the Appendix, In boards. • NTH NOVEMISER: SWIFT and Co. the Contractors, respectfully in -6....1 form the Public the State Lottery will beilin and finish 'Drawing so the 30th November. There are only tyloo Tickets, I NA the Santos costaitts a - Prises of . A 1 epoo a - - - r• epco . 4 - - - • 2,060 4 - !. • 1,600 • 6• - . . . So 6 6 1 , . 0 . SOO 10 . . • . . 200 Besides 1,510 Prises of seloo, 450, ANS, tr.f. ' TICICITS aDa SMALLS are Se'llog, at SWIFT and Co's. Offices, • No. 11, POULTIT; I No. Si, ALDOATIs Thaw No. 12. CBARINO-CI3IS; State?. . . . 2,