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C~' • Ir' ( 7 11 V 9lO 0 -4 k . - ": • - _ 1%4 /Mr 0111441ri1l 1::~ ~~~ ~~ ~~ ,'s ~% :4, P. 1, , : 03 I rnr;.!:l6 Nu NsAn 9545. .I*.sa!hZ. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, PRICE SIVE • - •H. . . _ ROYAL HOSPITAL, CHELSEA. R:GIJTHRIE; Deputy Inspector of Military Hospals, well commence his AUTUMNAL COURSE of LECTURES on SURGERY, on MONDAY, the tech of October, at !. Mino.ea pact hught in the Evening, in the Wait. ing-room of !he Royal Westin!oster InErmary for Dist .us of ti.e lye. Mary-la•bonnt•stret, Lcaditly. Medical Officers t•i :he Navy, o.e Amty, th , well be :citnittett gra•is, n•• •+htainin•; the r coninittidatiou of at, Head of their respective Del:arum :,ts ; which in.. 14 he prese,ovil to*Mr. Gu nate, hetween the hoots of two and halt-past four,' at his How e, ;:n 2, Belk:Ay-street, Berkeley -square• - -- others, fop manufacturing which natural Jova.itagt* exist, Weil •tequire temporary lute:pos:6mm for Vinp,ing them into regular and ssecessful activity. Where Ote fir , d of induct, y is acquired from abroad, arcl not wit!idrawn nor withheld from ether domestic employments, the cite specks for itselt. I will only add, that artiong ti c artick:, of consumption and use. the preference a many caws is drciAl merely by. fashion or !Ltleit. As tar as equality, and still mist., where a real cu t let - iota) , isfettafil in the articles wants. facto: 2d at home, all must b sen s ible that it is politic a:;c1 patristic to encoutape a preference of [heal. as iltn.:ll A more certain source of supply for ever 7 class, Mid it 1119 re calaiu market 101' the surph.s pro. ducts of the Agricu!oaral atm." - - 80th September, 1817._ IN pirgiance of the Act of the 55th year of his r tr.ent Majesty, by which it i* enact*d . that the Ont. / i,„..:„ ? , e en of this shall In future be raid quarterly, in ad /..r.ce. inst.4l of half-yearly, Notice Is herrny given, by order of Hooretrable the Lords and others, Commissioners fur the alfotes of the said Hmpital, that all the Out- Pen qcner.. therco!resiJing in lmndon, or within the Di,ttict of the 3,1 t, of Mortality, Art; required to appear personally, and with aril. Tre-tructions and Certificates of .+1 lmisston, 1. the :,t,:retary's Office in the said Haipital,_on the re speciiee ,24 4 , :41 !:I the!r different climes, accorraig to their several rates sittlernientiuned; when attendance will be given fr Niue o'i.lack in the morning, until . ilitee in the afternoon, to -,ti e l'Aysteer of a Quieter uf a Year's Pen,lutt in advance, to On 9.4 th of Ideoember next. OFFICE OF ORDN.I2VC E, &Member 19, tal7. T HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of MA . 4EB Trs OR DNA V CBle heredy give Notia, That they will SELL by PUBLIC AUC TION, at the Tower, on MON DAY, the 6th &Iv' of October next, at Eleven **Clock in the Forenoon precisely, Sundry Lots of NEW, OLD, and UNSER VICEABLE STORFS,coosistititt of Anvils and Pieces, Bedding, Billows, and Blocks, &O de and *b re, Powder Horns, Painted Covers and Farpsulins, Pit.kaxe., SpAes, Shovels, and Saw., Stoves, Ranges, Sadie ry, aid Harms', SiaLling Vices, Saddle h• and Pieces, Saltpetre Bags, old Lead, double-worked Iron an 1 Ordnance reconverted Iron, togetl.tr with various other Articles, the whole of which may ba viewed on application at the Principal Stor.keepot's Olii.o in the Tower until the day of Sale, where printed Lista of the Lois will be delivered to those persons who may apply for the same.--.—By Order of the Board, R. H. C Secretary. E OF ANXI &c. F :chain-street, Grrat Marlborough street. THE AUTUMNAL COURSE of LECTURES at tilt+ hchool Wil lr. gtn vn thy foU t.viug days: :Anatomy, Physiolcv. and :•;urgery, by Mr. IntOt,'&ES, daily at rsot., on Wt.dt:e..,:ay,Oct(J.ier L. Diss.:ctims as u,ual. Cl.e rni•try, Nlateria 1.6.11 ca, fie. daily, at eigi.t in the morning; :,t,tl Pray. ce of Physic, at nine, ss i:h ExamtnaAutu, by Dr. AG FR, on 3.1•Hol ty, October e,, IS; 7. Three ec - otives are given every year, eae , occupying nearly fuer muntlas Further I:arti.miars may be kmx.l /row ;Oa. Drouket, at the Theatre; or from Dr. Ager, e 9, kt.irsaret.atruet, daly.sipiare. GoVERYOR — CLINTON. of the State of New Yotic. has prohibited. by proclamation alt interviorseibt tween that city and county and ti.e districts of Ch.rieron and Savannah, in consequence of the pes. tilentiAl fever which WAS Lnown to pirvall at t'.a ter places. On MONDAY, the 6th of October, The Pensfooer , at sd. per day, out these at dd. to the end of tLe numbered 'Regiment.. On TUESDAY, the 7th of October, LAST-INDIA IfOOSE, Odelir 1, 11117. pHE COURT of DIRECTORS of t4e,UNI7.ED COMPANY of Al 014E:ANTS of ENGLAND, Medial b the EAST 1ND113,./... I:ereiv give notice, That the I.lst of inch Prorrietors a, by the Compiny's Books arpear to he qualified to Vice at the General Election on the ctli April, 1 18, will be nadir to be delivered on the 7th NOVEM BER neat. JAMES COBB, Seer:eery. Thcsie at GI front tie Royal Garrison Battali.in arta remain trg Ri-glintats xnl :turps; those at Bd. and all the Cavalry at 9d. tnr y. 124 . C0M PARABLE 1.0 r Y Y. PRIZES or CIO,OCK). oittw BY mid Co. vespec•tably icqnsint the Pub -31 Ole they Lave on Sate a earaty of Tlicketsand abates entitling tl`e Purcl..i.er to the above .six Gt.did Prises, bsidiles many more of com , iilerahle Import., and a. he tame price ai the Isit Lotted. All Prize. ?nit], as WWI as taiNrn. a• their Ohl Estaluislied Olike, Nu 20, Cori ill, where all bubble*, in the is traosawsd with fidelity mid dispatch. Great hous are entertairrd in A rnerira that the Fluridas till shortly be ceded to the U kited States by Spain. The SCA serpent still occupies cnnsi attentree in America. Various parties have been totaled to att ick the animal in small crab ; but in all'eases the serpent has put his enemies to 3;04 and even pur sued them to the very shores. New meant were deri*;ng for its destruction wtien the last accounts came Away. On WEDNESDAY, the Stk of October, Th aw a - 91 pa day from the Ist Foot Guards to the 60th Bout s mc:oo.e. On fIRMSDAY, the 9th of October, Tltf..e az t... 1 per :ay, from the 61%t Frot, and all the remaining y. ,4::iiets :+: , tl Corps; and also the at 10d. per day. ROYAL EXCHANGE AsSURANCE OFFICE, Established by Royal (-barter in the Reign of Lug GIORGI L SEP I'EAIBER, 1617. PERSONS whose ANNUAL PREMIUMS fall due en the 2. 9tb Instant, arc hereby informed, that RE CEIPTS are now ready to ht: delivered at ;he Company'. Offices over the ROYAL LXCIiANGE and in PALL MALL, as well as by their re4pective Agent+ in the sevetal Counties ; and the Partin assured are requested to apply for the Renewal of their Policies on or Were the 14th of October next, as the usual Fif- teen Days allowed for Payment, beyond the date of each Polley, will then exph e. SAMUEL PENNING, Jun. Secretary. This day was pubitslied, By C. C•APPILI,1 1 1111•Mall, and SlliirKl2l and MAII4NALL, Staioners'-courr, !ACCUSATION ; or, The F.lnply of d'Ang lade. By JOHN HOWARD PAYNE, Esq. 2. 't be B, , hemian ; a Tragedy it' live Acts, price ss. Q. and S. "Le Peasant of Lucerne, a Melo-Drama, in 1 erre .:.cts, together with So .gs Poems, &c. Price 3s. ad By George Soule, Es q. A.B. Author of the innkeeper's Daughter. . . on 111.1 DAY, die 10th of October, !n,: at i per Jay, frola the different Rtzinients cf ivalry, z..t; gtl Regiments of foot Guard.. • EFFECTS OF POLITICAL. CHANGES. A Commission of Lunacy has issuL .1 :rom the Court of Chancery of New York, on his Excellency Don Martin Thompson. Minister horn die Revi.lu tionists of Buenos Ayres. The Commissi , iners nave reported to hit utter mental incapacity ; but that has not diverted his attention from his pecuniary in!eiests. He has a considerable sum in the Mechanics' Bank, and apprPpriates whatever he can lay bold of to.in. crease his funds. lie came to the United States in 1813, has been gradually declining in intellect, has become an absolute lunatic, and is fast sinking into idietey.—The Cunt Reims',lt St. Jean d' Angely is another singular Mit:slice of ii.sanity ; but his deli. rim was accompanied with a wo,,derful exattatiots of mind. He conceived tnagnifi:ent projects. He bought estates, ordered expensive impmvetnents, tontracted for ships, &c. and g.eve in payment drafts upon any hank whose checks were iffered him. He seriously entertained the idea of invading France wi t h a Beet of steam-boats; i.iid, it is sail, had ac tually bespoke s fiddles fur a corps of cavalry which he intended to eatbark as a part o; his expedition. lin suffered some alarm, however, from al; idea which had taken possession cf him, that tie! Bourbons had suborned persons to poison him; and that the deien. tion of Madame, his wife, was a part of the scheme of the couspitacy that sought his life. He was sa. Ver4i times confined lel the tiospitAl. and as Okra dis charged at the regisest of his friendr. A week oe two • since 1... 5.... r.• to .i.Z. , :13.t...; . i.. i,..:st gl::, 'wilting no secret of his designs of detivoning LGuis XVIH. awl restoring the Bonapartean dynasty. On SATURDAY, the 11th of October, Tli,ise a: i..prr day, front the 341 Regiment of Foot Mara., to iite cod of the numbered Regiments at that Rate. Likewiee New Editions of lbe 'louch.toue ; i Nouse Out at Windows; vUUer sad Mem; Killing No Murder; Darkneu Visible; A Chip of the Old Nock, &c. on MONDAY, •he _l3tb . of October, Those at 14 per 34y, train the Royal Garrison Battalion, and all tic r..n.aining Regiments and Corps, and also those at I 4 oil. per 41.1:'. On TUESDAY, the 14th of October, These at Is. Id. Is. 1 yd. Is. t:d. ie. 2 id. and Is. 3d. par day. 0:z IVEDNESILAY, the IS:h of October, g:lr Attendance is given daily at the said Olices for the Assu rance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandises, and Ships in harbour, in dock, or while building, from Low or Damage by Fire; and els, for the Assurance of and Granting Annuities en Lives. N.B. Fire Policies will be issued free of Expense to the As sured, where the Annual Premium amounts to 65. or upwards. PALL-MALI. SUBSCRIP I lON CI RCU LA I ING LIBRARY, FACING ST. PALACL, ISTAIILISBLD BY C. CI:.‘I•PLE. CATALOGUES, Is. 6J. each, containing the 'Firms of Sub.cription, are now on tale; Readers in general are mewed they will experience much facility in exchanging ti eir Books, and will-seldom niter disappointment, as ill thi4 Under taking the Proprietor has endeavoured to estahl:sh a Plan ler the well.supplying of hi. Subscribers with New Works immediately on their publication ; he embraces the preemie opportunity of rte turning his BUM grateful acknowledgments his Suhaeribers and die Public, for the kind patronage with which they have hitherto honoured him, and trusts that the strictest punctuality and atten tion on his part, will ensure him a continuation of the favours of his Friends and Customers. Thaw at Is. 33'. 3;. 4d. Is. 41d. 14 54. Is. 510. 18.6 d. Is. 71 Is. 7 id. is. 61. Is. std. is. ski. 16.9 ed. sod 1..101 per dry. _ On THURSDAY, the IGth of October, Thus.: at IS. per day and upwards, and those Pensioners oho have been admitted oo account of bliudness. It is afoot ordered and directed that all the Out• Pensioners be longing to the said ilospitzl, do pay particular attention to their leurections, u Lich they ere required to produce at the time of Payment, by v:lticit they are ordered to ttansmit to the Pay master-General of his Majesty's Land Forces in Lnistioo, their Affidavits of therein prescribed, on or inunediately after every Quart!wday; without which their names will nut isti mitered on the Pay-Lists for the subsequrut Quarter, and they :re not after earth to change their place of abode, as spesilied in thei: aSda trio, without unavoidable necessity, and daly notifying the same.. Ma further-4o - ask.. wont.., thee 4r eoheequenct of warless frauds hawing been commitied by Pensioners in the receipt of Pinkie and Prise-money, It is ordered that all Pensioners so deeding shall be struck off the Pension► Lists, and forfeit for ever all benefit arising from this Establishniente ' RICHARD HEAVE, Secretary and Restorer. JAMES's ANALEPTIC PILLS restored JL., to their primitive excellence, from the original and only recipe, under Dr. Jamet's hand, delivered by him to Mr. New bery, when he purchased, and had a legal assignment to, half the ProPoly- The negligent and imperfect manner in which the Analeptic Pills have been compounded for some years, has occasioned nit nitrous complaints ; but every objection is now removed by Mr. Newbery's preparation of the Pills, w!.ich are of the same bright colour; and possos all thus.: virtues which esublished their repo radon in Dr. Jaints's time. Country Subscribers may rely on su Immediate retina of Bons. CITY AUCIIOH MART, Ss, CHEAPSIDf. THE immense srocK and variety of Miscella aloes Ethics (the Property of distressed Manufacturers, Tradesmeu ' and others, 11019 are compelled by the heavy pres sure of the Times to force au immediate market); consisting of every .descriptioo of LINEN and WOOLLEN-DRAPEit Y, HOSIERY, rick CUT ULASS, CHINA. TABLE and DES SERT SERVICES. JEWSLixtev. sA Nov CABINET AT ;AT, ( . 2 ) This lc :C. .1 a ssiasi- Y." Ast PL A 1E41; 0(7013 3. *.e. which are daily ON SALE BY AUCTION, By Mr. MOAT, They are particularly recommended for Stomach. Bilious, Gouty, and Rheumatic Affections; for Colds and alight Penis; and for the bad effects of free living. Sold by F. Nawaray and Sons, at their original Warehouses fur Dr. James's Powder. No. 43. St. Paul's Church-yard, Lott den; 1104 V*. go t , Daine.stre.el., Volyies .04 jpir 'hair Mr. dasager, I.lo.llo,oziord-sineet, and ail resoectableVs= in Town and Country. Be careful to ask for Mr. NEWURY's finaleptk Pilis, and to observe that Ms name is engraved in the Stamps. DR. JAMEs'S FEVER POWDER, AND ANALF.PTIC PILLS. CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC. At the City Auction Chsapside, continues In increasing Attraction to draw a crowded audience, whose confidence in the respectability of the Establithrneitt i. highly gattering to the Pro prietor, and insures his continuance of giving a full guarantee of the periecdoo of all the Property that passes through his haste. Sale every Day, at Twelve, and Again in the Evening, at Soren o'Clnoh. CEORGI.I, JULY 24 . The tolkwitig srech of Slatectia li4tnett, a half. bred Creek was sieltver,d a short time pest belore a ,national assetnbly of the Cli;via. It eviaces a pacific which should be chtrit.:.cd by our Govtru.lnit at SURREY INSTI runow, OC:TOBER 1, Ul7. PROPRIE'T'ORS, SUBSCRIBERS, and the PUBLIC, are respectfully informed that the following COURSES of LECTURES will be delivered bt the eastutig 6$00: I. On ETHICS, by the Rev. W. II Commis*, D.D. F.S.A. to tovnmence oar Tuesday, the 4th of November, at 7 o'Clock In the Evening y: tensely, and to be con:blued eu each succeselkigruesday. 9. Or. CIILMISTIT. by 3/1111111 Lows Wesscss, JRsy. to nemeses en Friday, the 7th of November, asti-to be continued re each succeeding Friday, at Ilse baste hoer. S. on the Oat risu Pe IT 0, from Chaucer to Cowper, by Was. IIsZLITT, 14. to continence early in January, tit i s. Ou Music by W: CILOTCII, MS% D. Professor of Music in the Univenity of Orford; to commence early in February, lei ii Livilegee at PROPRIETORS and SUBSCRIBERS. Proprieton and aidiscribers paying se3 ss. per Anntuw, have SWAM S 1. NUT News Row, furalsbcd with the principal adorning tai Evening Papers, the Gazettes, kn. 2 6 To the Re nDltif Room, which!. regularly supplied with** Literary Journal., lie% Books, and Pamphlets of present Interest. S. t o the vanes. COSMIC* of Lacrusas delivered dining he num. 4. 10 & convenient Lasoasvosv, fundshod with the ones. appara.u4 aifordiss every facility to Chemical and Philos°. Lica Researches. STo the LiIa ART of RIIIILIANCI. comprising It Silted Oil of le best Works in every department of LitAlai= and Science. I. TO the LISRART of CIiCIILATIOM, consisting of Standard Perks in BLS, Literafore, Voyages, Travels, and Topography, futon, Biography, tke Belles Lettres, Science, arid the Arts PitottliTull, paying Two Owls Las annuaUy, are entitled sa Tratuferable Ticket; sad thek Personal Ticket is also oosterahle to their absents. LADlee are admitted tu the Lec. ires,ar.d to Ike Library of Circulation, at .C 2. Ss. per .nouns. KNIGHT SPUNCILIt, Secretary. VSILLIA7VI HE THERINGTON'S CHARITY us the BLIND; established 1774. CHRIST'S . HOSPITAL, LONDON. V A T HE REAS the above - noshed (lend rain. in Y his Bk.:nue, enabled the Governors of this rhispizal to Annuities of £lO to each of Fifty Blind Persons, in the hope • 4 his example woeld be followed by other benevolent eliarac— the Goverours give.dsis public noti c e, that from the very woig teet a ddi tion , ma d e to M r . Lie,:utrington's original Fund, 7 Deed of Gilt, and by Will, they are now enabled to extend Annuity to upwards of 4VO persons. The Governors give this public notice, that from the 15th of 4 totter to the Sd of November, in every year, they ere.ready lw:e hem the Countiug•howe of the Hospital, upon the per a appli(ation of a Ftieud,• Petltiolle for any blind persons 147 eualifiAl. Thl hiding Qualifications are stated hereunder; and unless parties can respectively prove themselves strictly within them, Aohcation4 itt their behalf will be entirely fruitless: hirth to England, to the seclusion of Wake and Berwick-igloo ' weed Ai,!, Fifty Years' and upwards rtelence, Three Years in their present Abode: and total '' , Goes during chat ;wind. lls.s e who have ever beggoc, received Alms, or am deemed 'letis of Parish Relief, are excluded from the Benefit of these which are intended " fur those who have been repu• • iy brudght up, and who want some addition to what they make Lite more cot sortable under the misfortune of dhett: 1 HOS. WILBY, auk. s , wpatal, Ist October, 1817. Fronk the great oetent of this Charity it lo foeusil hopeaeti• to stead to Letters. MR.NEWBERY, my lite Agent for the sale of these Invaluable Medicines, baying failed in an attempt he made in the Court of Chancery, founded upon an untenable claim of joint Proprietorship, to compel me to continue supplying him, (notwithstanding my disinclination, originating in his con duct towards my, family), and consequently being no longer sup plied with them from me, is now issuing• forth to the world, compositions of his own manufacture, under the same tides. I ' 1 feel, therefore, that I owe it to the Public, to caution them ' against the consequences et taking such compositions, under the erroneous impressiun of their being Dr. James's • an d apprise ' theta, that as a certain mart by which to distiomilsh the genuine hledicines, each packet and box will in future bar a label signed vetch my name, ia soy now nod wiring. I beg further to state, that the Medicines of Dr. James with which the Public hays een supplied, through Mr. Newbery and ' his father, for seventy years, were never prepared or could be pre- I pared, by any person but the Investor, nsy grandfather, and his Sons, my father and my uncle, Mr. G. James, (by the latter in tract foe me, until I arrived at the age appoinad for the recipe being banded over toils.). I feel assured,therefore,that no think ing person will venture on taking Mr. Nevrbery's novel and un tried compositions, which, in his advertisement, Mr. Newbery cenfesses be has on ly prepared for the last few menthe : and any 1 one who may unfortubately have tried them, win be quickly sen sible of the difference of their effect, from that oldie genuine Me: Skims, now prepared by me , as they were bras. late Dr. James, ' I my grandfather, himself. And this will be the best refutation of Mr. Newbery's insinuations and laborious endeavours to persaade the Public of their identity. Since the facts I have already published, thereby clearly demon strating that my grandfather sever communicated to any person qm of his family the secret of preparing the celebrated Medicines in qiestion,(after he bad by succeseive improvements, suggested by his later experience in practice, brought them to that peace- I don width was satisfactory to his mind.) I deem it anneemeary for me to notice any thing that Mr. Newbery has stated, but his assertion in a late adverribetnent," that the Aoaleptic Pins have for some year* been prepared in a negligent and impeded manner." This Is an anertien not founded so fact, the Pills having been prepared intariails in the tante manner by.ths above-mentioned 'persons suteesovely. No complaints were ever made by the pur -1 chasers in .11ruton-street, nor di i Mr. Newbsry himself ever make any cqmplaistr, until the time of die Chancery Suit: Mr. New. bery's - object In commencing this um, was se amp/ use. * supply hiss frepetateily with amulets Pi& waded he ease ealeoweert is 14..1 Pria.df. l'irie truth 'ls; that Mr. Newbery lading himself inespable of making, Ida Pills, (even in appearance), similar to the genuine As akptic Pills, rather than admit his incompetence to imitate them, affect* to say, the genuine are incorrectly manufactured. The Public Will readily perceive the reason of the anxiety maid fated by Mr. Newbery thus to account, in some way or other, however absurd, (alas Pills being of a different colour from we genuine: indeed they are so ankh*, as well in their properties as colour, that with peculiar propriety rosy purchasers (as his ad vertisenteme retinae) ask for “ Mr. Newhery's Pills," for they are certainly am Dr. James's. Why does nut Mr. Newbery douse the name of Dr. James al together, and Intrudecohis Pills and Powders to the wudd as his own newness (which they are) under his own name-P Dr. James's gemune inedinnes continue to be sold at the house in which my grandfather, Dr. James, and the Lundy have resided and prepared them far seventy years, No. a.r, Briton -street, lierkeley-square, and by my now soot Agents, Messrs. 1W I' 11'. It and SONS, Chemists and Drugs:as, Nor 4, Cheapside, corner of St. Peak Church.yard, London, end N*. as, backdate-strew, Dublin; who are now supplied wkh Mem from me ' as Mesus. Newbery formerly hied to be. L' If. G. JAMES. d.IIERILA It will be, recollected, that in June last the Anse -1 • rscan society for the encouragement or domestic ma nutactures in the City of New York, unanimously elected JOHN ADAMS, THOMAS JANIZASOM, and JAMES NIADISOW, members thereof, and directed their secre tary to apprise thew of this circumstance by letter. So much of their answers thereto we deem of impor tance to notice, as may serve to disclose the opinion and feeling of the most distinguished characters in America on a subject which so materially concerns the osanufacturing interest of Great Britain. Mr. ADAMS &Mres the society, that if the best , wishes of a man of 81 years of age can promote the wise purposes of their institution, he will be a useful member : for, according to his superficial views (as he terms it) of political economy in civilized society, agriculture holds• the first and most splendid rank, manufactures take the second, and navigation the third. With agriculture, manufactures, and naviga tion, all the commerce which can be necessary will be secured. Mr. JAIMAKHI expresses himself highly proud of the honour done him, and thus proceeds:—" The history of the last 20 years has been a euficieut les son 1 . .4 tv all to depend for necessaries on ourselves 2,:ne; and I hope that 10 years more will place the Anter......a.herniaellere under a system of its own es sentially peaceable and industrious, and not needing to extract its comforts out of the, eternal Cues raging in the old world, 'file efforts of the menders of your institntiou being necessarily engaged in their respective vicinages, I consider my sell, by their choice, ,as but a link of union between die pommels there and here of the same patriotic object." Mr. MADISON is inure ditlose on the subject : he states as lollows: 4 4 Although I approve the p , ,licy of leaving to the sagacity of individuals, and to tie. impulse of private interest, the application of indus:ry and capital, I am equally persinidA that. in thic, as in other cases, there are exceptions to the general itsie, 1 which do nut imp iir the principle of it. Among; these exceptions is the policy of encouraging d.micsoc. manufactures, within certain limits, and in reteienc to certain articles. Wie - out entering ieto at detailed view of the subject, it may be remarked, th:tt every prudent nation will wish to be independent ut oiler nations, for the necessary articles of toad, of raiment, and of defence ; and particular considerations appli• cable to the United States seem to strengthen tac motives to this independence. Besides the article, falling under the above description, there may be " Me OM NT II YIIIIINGOD Mole us all, both rel zn.l white Anvericaes, to by- on u..e is:amt. Shier the Await: ai T has said we should nye together, why did we pin the people t.o came from beyond the salt-water ? Why did we join the thins% ? Let us raise our.ehildreu to die viol that titan created them. We can live without the red coats or !heir It. ip. 1.5: us then, r a 4. l , o u r corn and eat it. When Gut) gave us !his laird, he said we should rest our bones upon it; so he said to all those to %Lou he gave land. l this.' there is but one Gun ; and that Gt.... 6 just —if we walk strict in this, he will save Us hr the treat world. his cold water which hr 'Eve us sail runs; 1.0 are the paths for the government oh the cuttatte: of good men still here. Foolish m I 11:11, my little understanding tells me, when 1 Ire these dulls that they are Gun's works. When the white p....p1e first r...me among UP. the Garai - SPIRIT had to, bid our nui.tare—we mot—and to avoll the Fall at separstalg the Ittnblesi front his wile, the father truth Its child:to, and the brother from his sla ter, be has continued the course ut tie intard blood it. our veins. We must remain in this situation because Con is upon the top of os, and directs it to be so. 'Gettersl iVaslituston acquite4 a war name above the rest ut men—but the iii.xture of our blood, and the accession of a part of our strength to his, taled hot a little to it. Yon alt know my coot: trynten, who knqw any thing of the unfortunate history ut our counts y, how slaw t. a,, hi gres• when apposed by the strong and un.tivids rtartos at wit fa thers, and bow rapid it has been since Vt'lnskey and C.IIC:1 divided us. We arc all one people." Mr. SIVEWRIOIII' has rendered .1 !;real service to his Brothel Otli,:e 7 Keepers, by set:ilig tlii. ex Itti;),... of nsederak I ',kr!, for the Public now buy twicc as many Tickets :slid :,hates as they used to di, ; b has much merit, also, in havkg intinduct J a mew k:etture into Schemes, ts,•eraly ate Public are notch beneatted, for the numbss of Blanks are decreased, and the value or the Tickets (*reared. In the Lottery which is to commence 7th of November, there are Six klizes of 5i.V.1,0,0(*)! a nurniser qtutz anytecedeated, aid it will be recullected She List gao,Otio was 04/14 io Shares al SivrlwunniT's OtitLes. .WEsTMINSTiiit 11.1PittiVISILYTI. The Duke of NORTUWILMItI—t , .D, it IS std, has cunclutled a treaty with t:.e Commissioners of the Crows, ti r ta. c'.t i) ; ( prvetty, for th e }poured ad. , l Tynetuonth which are ruining the garden ot*Nurtittuntitaland Howie, which 4:I1 sto the river, while as notll - terra. eit:a be (untied. The present caorimr.-way Nor. !thunibzrlaild turret, fiunt bcutlaud iard, it to be arched over: The clizan atii toLigt.tly uuil,Angs ad j ining the Thames, lacing p!.cr, ate new pulling down, for the purposerii g the rano ul the Louses already erected, and opttio.g ausi haiiki.ig use river where the iiree-whams itoprovetn:nt will render W hitt:balk-Lc ogle of the ulOst desirable situations in W. , :nii.ts:nr. It has been deteatniued also, to pull down U e Lich:Tier: 011iAt in New Palace-yard, and toren a tetras, on the banks, f the Tisanes hunt 1. eatnatuster-nudge to sAe 61.1;ruci.u'. hkutse.