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' , _ ~,.... ~., ..,,>;„ p:A O , ...,. G ," 1 ---__-. , 44/).1"_.-: f(( .... , . ( 4' ' - _ , * N • V ult. 9553. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11, 10 1; PRICE SEVE N.-PEN' /4 1101140211 ER BILL orncE, October 10, 1817. TO BE PAID OFF. Au Excheqvier Bills data he the Mouth of November, 1816, viz On Aids, 1816 • 56 (ho. 111. C. 28. `apply , i 2,(40,000 56 Oro. 111. C. 14. HE LoRDS COMMISSIONERS of HIS MA 1. J ESTI"'s TREASURY, having given Directionsfiw paying ! fir ?,:n.ipal of the above vacationed Exehereer Bills, with the Interest b . th-rem, at the Encheistor Bill 0 1 1ie', in the Receipt of Baths's:ea, A.-re Pati:e Yard, Westminster, . Thursday, the 30th day of October. Isl 7, attenduece will he given daily (3aadays arid' lid& j a ys awned) lit:. and ininding Friday, the 1 4th October, freer Ti. :Clock in Pie orniag till One in the elftersoset, for She pee ps tf receiving thr :ante ; and, for the greater &spank, the hearers of Ad JAW :Las are deiired to place each deseription of Bills iss separate iiits,foulsich are se be of raised at Chit Olin) slassirg then is the order q.1::7-restatiwildies,eneh as are for the sane etereorst beingniimerioa:ly arrayed, an dspetfyingthe principal Sawn and Interest doe !hereon, w eeded fr. a, bet enchain: the days on which they are respeetiods dad, to the said Stab day of October balls:roe, take the Interest .dl :twat and eke laid &JAW, shoal they ie sang as tie Agents of N o arttelscse Roma are i,terted in the are previously to proem Ile Zadomement: of such tioacre ; and the Bea: err are also in&spoosibly rezoirel toitdorse rich Trill w:th their usual siznateres e and to write their Mum fad R.,l,:oter at the bottom of ea.h separate List ; and AI art nor ever respired lo attrd the Exekeyner Bill ofjat fir pay sail, to rem" she new Bids, anvh,;itse she Receipt, for the name. Vevey 1 . the hd fere of !ht.:fore:rid desire., of rectisthez ilyarrd St . the Ps incite! tut I hat: rest, previous to the :aid 30th day f Omcber, they may he neeenemoilefeil, en 'popish/so the Interest to ihe in eve inki.h they wish to be paidotad leeroiag the said Bills for o liatiltrediOa Vat J prior thereto. bah Pamir Oa nay le Julies. of having new Basherer Bills he or in part of Pasniene of Pv in.ipal, son washing new Bdh, ote , tionix: the antenna at tk, hettear of their .Lists, &levered oa sr &, .re Friday, the 24i h be aesensuesoilatesi with aew fe,ege to or Order, carrjiag ow Interns yTireolenee by the Jay, on awry Oas Mania Petards. whirl said Atte little :MIS bear date tar said 30th des e'Ocrober, and will be delivered, ter,siker with the Intarut ohm ses mines xf the .1141. so desired k ea,konged, on Frtdag the 51st de" e r, eeJ the fellreis; Day,. 1 ht Exchequer lilts to be ivued in Exchange, and made pay-‘ stle to ••--•—••---, or Order, as above mentioned, may be ,then underfed by endorsement, or will be paid to the Bearer it the Wank shall nut be fibed up. N.Y. All lischeqaer be dated prior to Nuvember,lBll„ have: .2ea nivel used to be paid oC, anti the Interest thereon has ttastd. VETERINARY COLLEGE. SALE BY AUCTION. ed, and abused by him. George attempt d to remon strate agatnst the severe treatmen. ; bit: the being a man of a choleric temper, vas only it •spe• rated him the mote, and it wets in v tin that t•o. °Vag told him he was a Chief in his •we country, and might to he treated wit', some respect ; urging at the same time his illness, And Assuring hint that his was the only cause tetat ntevertteti him front working. Ti,e • nraged C would pay no regard to what he said, but calling him a cookee co - rkee, ( I c •nornott man), haki him tied up to tr•e gangway and tl•igged him most severely. This degrading treatment of the Captain towards him taking .sway .11 yes taint trona the ship's company. he W 45 sithject Jilting the rest of the voyage to their t twits and bctstril ties. lid they persecuted him, he said, in every way that tory could devise. Such treatment, it will readily he rtupposeds must have stink deeply into a mnd like Ue..rge's, and the revenge lie meditated Was no less •errible that c•-rtain. But wile- er he resolved •n it ,wring the voyage, or hat afterwards formed the diaboiicai design, I was not able to discover; thou g h I imagine he had conceived it ()elute lie got asho , e, as he told the Captain, vet y emphatically. while he was derided by him for califn4 hintsclt 1 Chief, that he would Said him to be such nn arriving at his country. ' 4 Fhl!, however, mi..ht have beere said without any other idea that to assure hint ir the fact, 141 Was a natural rt ply enotr.th to his taunting incredulity. But a strong-r circumstance tran this leafs me to suppose that George had Jet rt•rii:.cd on his hu mid prirpo , e while he was yet on board. On t!ieir airivai it New Zealand, the Captain, induced most probably by his suggestions. ran the into Wang, jit harbour which, I believe, had never berme been . ntercd by any n vessel, tents lyitni r i v ry territory of the Chief seltonvhc had so ill treated, yeas recom mrndrd, nn doubt, to MA itehis destruction inevitable. MR. COLEMAN will begin his COURSE •f LECTURES on tie ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and PATHOLOGY •r the HORSE, on Wednesday, the Istb of November, at I vrelve o'Cloek. ESSEX. ON THP. BORDER OF HERTS. FREEMOLIiand COPY HOLD Improveable ESTATES, Man .. . • ' HE EXAMINER.—The Office of this Paper AL has been removed from Mailm-lane, to No. in, Cattle rine-street, Strand. Antoog the contents of 10-morrow's Paper will be found the following original Articles: Remarks on the shisdking Treatment of s Fellow-creature who was %offered '0 di* the other day in the Streets—Earl Grey and the Hmtse of Commons-.Cntical Notice of Mr. Bentham 's Cotre,poudeoce with several eminent Persons—Clbber's Comedy of The KO meal, and the yew Actress in firvidera ; with the usual Weekly News. • non, Fartn, Woodland, and a Public-house. By Mr. NCO rr, On FRIDAY, October 2s, at Twt lye, at the Mart, by order of the Executor+ of the Lite Mrs. Marla Cramtind, in One Lot, T ANGLEY-LA\VN ESTATE, comprisin.r a L Family Resiilence, spacious and substantially erected Gar den Offices, and Ferns buil:Hags, with vie Acrt of good Mea. Pasture, Arable, and Wood Land, very plea•ialitiy situated. ' agreeably elevated. lea fine, healthy, sporting country, in the pedant Lausiey, one mile from the chitr:ll, three from tiark• way, seven front Royston, nine from Saffron I. horn Bishop Stott ford, and 38 front London ; Hie 11.macon commands the estate with niessing variedltieWS, the lands p 05.414 an lifer. Able unequally favotirabl.• for eUl , ll3loP,bandsorarly tinabared ; the Residence and Wood Lands, containing 197 Acres, art , a hand, and t la- remainder is let to good trnaste, on L ages, for short terms, at low rents ; also the Black Bull puldtc•hous.: in Langley, and Iwo Cottages, 9SA. CR. are Copybold, the re mainder Freehold. SALES BY AUCTION. OLD BOND-STREET. GRAFTON-STREET, HAY HILL. &e. _ . Capital HOUSES and GROUND ItEti US, renewable for ever. A very eligible Property for Investing Money. By Mr. ROBINS, At Garrawars Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on Tit o s -11A T i . October 16, 1817, at Twelve o'Cloek, in Letts t A VERY Eligible LE .SEROLD ESTATE, .1 held under Use City of Loudon, renewable for ever, at a 6. - e certain; comprising those capital roomy and very extensive Premiers, the CLARENDON HOTEL. and EXHIBITION ROOMS adjoining, with extensive Garden at the back, situate No. 169, of the welt side of Old Bootl•sneet. Three well built DWELLING HOUSES. N 05.163, 166, and lb?, OLD BOND-STREE o kit a part of the House, Not 16, Grafton•street, and part of the House at the Nonh•rast corner of Albemarle-street. Also FIVE Cap tat well built Subs annul DWELLING-HOUSES, No. i, 2,3, 4. anti 6, situate on the west-side of Oration•street, let UP Ina& respecuble Truants, pro. during an Improved rental of POUR 11UNDRED and ELEVEN POUNDS, FIFTEEN SHILLINGS, per Annum; and Upwards of ELEVEN HUNDRED and NINETY POUNDS, by Fines, for renewal every 14 ran. Exclusive of the Cl ARENDON HO ILL. which will fall in, ins few years, when the rroperty will be very highly Improvreble. Partictilars may be had Mr. Pilklnron, surveyor, :.cotland Yard, Whitebait; of E. W. Shepheard, Erg Solicitor, Great Russell -street, Bloomsbury; at Oarraway's; and of Mr. RUiliblS, Warwick-street, Clolden-atearo. May be viesee.l 21 days before the sole, and Pa. arab:4 Lad at the Whearsheaf. larkway ; Caws% and Hums, Newport ; Rose and Cretan, an 4 Soo, baron Walden ; Cruws, Aidbrep eturt ford ; George, Ltunthogtord ; Hun, Royston. and Ware; of Mr. Langley. 'abettor, charlotte. street, Ordsord-mylitu • ; aloe Matt, and a Mr Scott, New Bridge street. whams Ilan tray he well HAPOD. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA PE COMM AC r, lIHE ceirhrAted PROPER 'Y itt Carcliwinsliire IL and Montgomeryshire. caned 14AFOD, the Itesteente of the late COLI 1011Z.ILS, M.P. for the County of Cardi gan ; con:del.% of 'plants let l'welve Thou...ad Acres of Laid. %with an unequalled Mansion, lately rebuilt at a Vely Rreat - prove ; the late owner espcnded an incaleulable som of money, and devoted nearly his whole life in adorning, beautitiine, aod permanently improving this misgmbe •nt Eaa t e. Tn e 1-I, su . c is placed in a roost deligtafol spin, in the midst or lawns and plea. sure grounds, and the $ eidei y of the Evate. In Outlay-pie anti romatric bent. y, is sought to rac. I the sect:error sw z. rla:nl The timer Va with rues thrOUel .he Estate, upon which are the celebrated theta's ?nil Inn tretpiesited by I . OL: .; tbe home is Ailed with h e best modern tort here, an' than a intro valuable and select I.ibrary, including the 'empire I's zrp Collection, wh.c.: is must rich in the Aldine hdi!lons of the Clas• .101, a gnu,' eollectism or Pktures, Ancient Sta. ue., &e' &e. fitrm• :tag an extchsivi anti rare assemb:age of Worka in t 44.1 ; choice and jil Wives, &c etc Tl.e while r,l Ltd. unique property will he sold iogutlier. rhe Estate is most eseensive, and capable ut great improvement. The Fars, Buildu.ss upon it are alio. el to •lie occiip ttions of the severil I er r.,e market town i, the %valor.: g piece and sea-rn , t et Allit•tyst frith, whence vessels are constiu ly going to I.: JO pool. E ght hiunited acres are covered wish /'Dung and thriving P.anta lu,ts Ihe poor• -ratt s are ea remely and the price of labour cheap, which is an uniecement to a Proprietor to make farther improvements. I o treat for E tote, Of to ire toe %lap. avid, to Mr. Witt,: •. Gehl, land urv..y.tr, a. 42, Pall Mall; a.lti tor forther pawl milers to trim, or to Mr. Venda%) her, neautirt iwildings, strand. Foa THE GKOW ni OF THE HAIR. F HE high esteem which ATKINSON'S CURD. IMO Et.UID liai ars•ned having occutotte.l unprincipled Specielato-s to subithute !bur own Articles to th, place of the Oregioa, moony of othiclsArlieles are of the nuns delerril.ms properties. the Public we respectfully +Wormed that nape are te nehte without the following Signa.ure on the Label, •` JJI.V.S 41, Get rardtsPrifo. loond.m;" t he CURIA NG 141 off from Moos% 4 4 0 1 IS 0 riIHE tellnrentiz Works 01 the Res. Dr. WOOD, J. %laver of St. Joie's Collage ' Cambridge. and of the Rev. YINCh, Mandan Professor ofAsttonesay sad experimental ralmoi.hy In •he same University, ire4olll by 4. ifiLsw*AN, 39, Loewe-sire: t, London t b. s. d. Prit,ciples et Jelealmnies, Own. walled 0 S 0 .-- Element. of. Algebra. Ilvo. sewed . 0 7 0 Optics, 010. 0 6 0 Varee's Elements of the Conic Sections, SIM lOWA 0 2 6 ▪ Principles of Flexions, syn. sewed - 0 7 '0 - 'Treatise on Plane and Spliencal Trigonometry; wnh an intrude:akin espieteiog the blatant and U.sof Logandas,Svo. mood - 0 4 6 / ww•••• Principles of liydriaitatie., with au Appendix, . aro. owed 0 "4 fa Obeervadens on the Hypothesis which -ham - bites moored to aommot - for the ease otths• trimness wens osecimoieal Drisclplao,4oo. milds.4l .1, 4 Confutadun .4 *b r io.% from the lAws and Con.litutioo of Heavenly bodies, Svcs. sewed 0 4 6 ▪ C.mplete System of Astronomy, !Vols. 40. boards • • • ▪ Complete :.ystem of Astronomy, Vol. 111. 4to. bonds • ▪ Compte e Systetn of Astronomy, Val. 0. Sem bawls. In Edit. • • ammo. Elements ut Astronomy, into sewad • - Credibility of the Scripture Miracles vindi• cued, in Answer to Mr. Hume; in two Discourses preached before the. Untvenity of Cambridge, xd Edit. two. sewed 0 II ••-••• Charge to the Clergy of dm ArcbdeaMisey of Bedlockl, April, is iO, leo. sewed 0$ 6 Also may be had, • Crew/en (of 'Prin. Coll. Cantb.) Mirada am Splisties, tsos lends, 7s. FRAUD PREVENTED. 910 connteract the many attempts that are &ail, 11 made to Impusr oe the unwary a spurious rsoisitioa In rad at the Genuine Blacking prel.ared by Day and Martin, they are induced to adopt a met Label, in which their address, 97, litEh 11 , )lborn, h Owed w ear.spieuously, tbat flier trust an attention to this, sod the diffetener or' •ta type, *Web is unlike all letter-press, WJI rnabk yardmen at once to ileum the imposition. The . Iteal Japan bIACRiIiG, ma's by DAY an 4 MARTIN, 97, Eth Holborn. well in future be wild in Wailes at 6d. Is. an.; la tid. nab, and a copy tai the Label left. witikmi Vesder4 DAY •mn MARTIN, 97, High Haiwn•. M ERCITi. NTS, CAP.I'A I NS, PURSERS, en.' Others, having to sod or fake .AbrOad Medicines, are setpteifully lammed, that the Sale of •Dr. JANlk..l's fli VER. POWDER and ANALEPTIC PILLS, (preparations known and owe in every part of the World), Is altogether' withdrawn Sr.% Thiessen. Newboy, by Mr. R. 0. 0. James, We Nroprisior a . 41 grandson of Ur. leaps, the Inytater, sad lains:ortgil by him. tt Messrs SU sad Sons, attlalets arid Druggistp. No. 4, C'...eapdde, earner of St. Prol's Cliurtb-yard, London, and No. l hi.frackvelMstreet, Dublin; of wheat only these lavahrable Me. Pape, ate henerforth to be prooVedsAallit 1M "lug Lkevoise every other pawn, Patent oe Proprietary Modleine, 41 Drugs and Chattiest* of the best qualities, upon the moot ad. gra , nktmes terms. N.B. no, Feral!, and every description of Medial., Climb, anipletely funnshed with Medicines, Directions, and every ro-I Visite suitable for all climates. BY HIS MADE) rim ROYAL La rraßa PATEN!: • j METCALFE'S PENETRATING: HAIR cr • BRUSHES, for all kinds of Uses. T. 'Muria& reedy. don and unbounded Patronage (bound all parallel) given to them New Inv ente d B rus h es , b y all no In Society, Is a wonderful ilowee of their emoSelles over watery ether iroplesneof for 1 e 4 ^ 6,0 11 the Hoed from Salter, thereby etrolaillhellitlit bellutlfr i ag, sod promoting the growth of the Hair. As Horse Bruits's, they are approved and recommended by Profaner Colman.- I Ley we alike esteemed for all hinds of personal'UseS, and for 411 auatestic Perposos, wherein a greater degree of timeliness Prevail, aud.oorobine erotionlY Mayan •n▪ o of the greatest consequtmco for Mine facture and Machitiery, mi are highly appreciated by a number of the Brat' Artisans fa the Country ; the roperiortty of the lvatent Brushes Peso great, Fut (in comparisea) an tubers am wholly eselses, as wilt be roved on a ial. Patent /hashes are warramed.frei•from whak ar any adulteration, t::ti at the same price as genuine &tubes hetet. lute nude. To be had Isolator t he pA rap' e_ret s _stn.so,l3ineav Pdaay.. / 4-l antse-sraert. Parma,* PLACII, and at 360, Qxrcipi "lllll'; and all respectable venders of Brushes ha the United: n ingdon t . sonic frawluient Shopkeepers having inpoecti on the Illebne, both lit price a.:ti quality, by selling spurious finishes, Prase to ask fur J. METCALFE'S PATEN I"BILL/SHES, and ere that each Brush has the PEetnee's Snow impressed as it— " Ma t e ntre 1. AA with the Royal ;M r * Wb°l4l. Ode Wars to pe addressed to lIAKICALPS sod KENT / 4*, Oen-sow, Soho; to Ts Do &ate rouhrbloodem 1 4 0 0 7 0 • - " LINCrirre4IRE. CAPITAL FARMS of RICH PAS . ' URNS, MEADOW, and ARABLE. LANDS, In WirttEßN, MASILE r HARP, and bT/IJJ BbY, o ar A Pe RI/ and LOU a %Wet distance from the bee, UPWARDS of NINE HUNDRED ACRES. By Mr. ROBINS. At Garrawars Carolinians, 'Change-alley, Cnrobill, London, on Tauasnar, the ankh el November, DDT, at Twelve ' °Thick, In tone Lot,, AVALUABLE And highly Impr.,v4hle FREE ' HOLD R 3 IA IS, comprising ureards of NINE HUNDRED AND EIGH 'ACRES Of exceeding rich Pastimes, Meadow. and Arable Lando, sit nate Withern, Mabletherps, modiStsubby. near Alfordwo.l Louth, • abort distance tromp oho ase, divided in SU at ellpble Versos, with excellent Farm Hisuses(tbe principal of which would make a pleasant hisr.ne Summer Residence, fora Gentleman's Family; Yards Gardens, Bares, stables, 'anti all requisite Outbullikogis, in good repair; let to Messrs. Coulson, Grant, Watson Leregle tons TlPtiss Ana other% Masi respectable 'Pennants, partly at Will, , the Nett Retail upwards of • ONE THOUSAND TWO `HUNDRED POUNDS PER • ANNUM: . A most dislodge !impiety for Investing Mangy. Part of Ms lands are subject only le 04. per Aire in hsu of• Tithes. Else Rents were reduced' at Lady-slay law, and the Lauds retake* by the old Tenants. May be viewed by applying tistbe remota, where Particulars may be had; and of Messrs. Boerne and CaralcY. ford; Peacock, Bostqu • Non Nines Heol,Louth; White Hart, Spllsby ; George, Stamford; Mr. George Bourne, Banbury, Ox. fordshlre; the Angel,, Stilton; of Mr. Yatman,:mbcitor, Arun. deiseram, Strand; and of Mv. Rebbal,Waraddi•lotreets Golden' week }boas a Plan it AIM 800 be mon• . _ . _ OXFORDSHIRE. BETWEEN CHIPPING NOR lON and BANBURY. CAIIVAL, and most ENO* FRESH/41.11E5TR! E. 'lithe. Free, meelleat FAMILY hiANolUbl, with OFFICES, gm • FARMS and LANDS about 700 ACRES. TO BE 601. D BY PRIVA I I CONTRACT, By Mn RUBINS, 1 111- . IE very Desirable VRE Et TOLD and TITHE A.• FREE EsTATE; conOrtsing SWERFORD•HOUSE ; a' stone built Family with Mai: an excellent range of Esablitig,Goaeb.leoesee, attifOutbeildnitai capital Walled Gar. &doll SW- Pivmd .l o a • Boa coin weeding Stratton in a rich Pad. dock l and bounded in frog by a striamot Water, which may be larged, to form a beautiful Pieta, and surrounded by other rich Meadows, and ornamented by line grown Timber *I rep. A fin,' , several very Pitiable LANDS:of Vomiter, Duttereemb, Pollute middle ar Mtwara Towne ► Houk Newton mod Cradle Farms, was Jowl Farad - hole ril. Swot, Stables, and.all requisite Outbuildings, sundry Cottages, yids - Gardens, Su. Ile whole near . .i•E'VEIC HUNDRED ACRES of rieb Meadow, Pastore, and Arable tead t ihe principal pert let to respectable 'haft* •aml the animated part in hand,' main 6 lents/of upward, of ONX THOUSAND TWO tipI4DRED POWIDS Per Anna& ' • EWER FORD Is a dry healthy evuation,aboeraMap wt b Omits man desbabie property for a-Cleatlesuan EperNalent or for IN VEV) ING MUNLY• Pod. of Harriers and Fox Hounds are kept in the neighbourhood, which Is highly respectable, only di whoa from Destiny, eight from 'C114.0114 Nettun, and rut from Oxford. May be viewed by applying as 'he Mansion, or Robert Mor. daunt, En. Herbal) Pirko OW flirdelfil Par* 11 • 4 ; 11 14 al Mr.,bip4in!, WarvegiOstrest o Gol4ettlaiiiri; wise, h is . be linos - • • • • remora* the hair where it has fallen rithet.eltange of chinate, ur any of those "peetimilutla &esti; idlem Item -the' Naar from send, makes It sett .nd g!ost, as silk, and keeps It to curl daring scud-r in due dance nr rromenatle, or in damp weather. Prate as. ad. 10s. di. and One Gulnee.—Also, A I .ON'i VhOti rABLE UYE, Changes the Hair on he Head or Whiskers from a Red nr Grey to an Auburn or Inack, so permanent that neither wa. hin t :, per 'puede., nor auy ether came, can possibly risMOlie the colour. Price is. Ins 64. and One Guinea. A I KI SNOWS AM 8 ROOJA I. SOAP, • jr lOcionoteoded ea for *maw, innocent. and ta; ctual ar ticle of the kin•t ever .übin tie I to public uor.,:e. it rcior,veo freebies redo. ts, an•l hat:l'l44. hum the Ain, Preventi irs comp ping and makes It soft. white. and eveo.-I'ri . ce Is. the • paie. he above are sold by most Pesfumera and hair-drev.t Town and Country, and by the Proprietor, Jas. ettkl.isan, 43. Gerrard street, Übe square, London. "HE Ptilibt at large are most respectitilly '1401111) aga'aw noxious counterfeits, compost. , of dr:* , e• :taus ingredients injusious to the Half. 'llse Origieul and Or• mime !VIACA , sAIt OIL. is ROWLANDS', whiiit is r...coni mended rri *he bails of truth for notovating and IWailtitying the human Hair, and prevlnts its Wins injurid by few. it, accouche menu, rcrent exercise, :rev 4itiq In various chrome:Om. Esc(' genuine Bottle of the (iii is stinted on the outside label in red ink, " ROWLAND and Son," with a title Treatise eatclose4, &ad the price is Ss. 6d. Is. 6d WS tid. and true guinea pet bon'•. A)so each guinea bottle of the tellowin t ; action: is ague. ins the (nitride label the .acne t —..—_...._ ROWLAND'S EASENCE OF TYRE, Which never fails to ;•rudttee immediately a per:ect change hi WED or UREY EYEBROW: 4 , &r. to a beautiful `kris and permanent BROWN or BLACK, ialdati the enact uattral colanir. Wasl.ing makes this llye more durable Lido* tiv Gen lerneu may dye their hair with rue and secrecy : price is. is. Gd and ins. 0.1 Sold wholesale, retail, and fur exportation, by the sole Pro prieturs, A Rowland arid Soo, oarner of Kirby-street, the firs: deruing on the right in Hatton-garden, Holborn, London; anal, by isppoiportept, by hlessrs. Hendnes,Titchborne-street ; Retry, 17, Johnson, 15, fireekinreet, bubo; Shir k and Co. 117, Coate and Peirce, 57, New Hood street • Newberry as 45, at pair. Lasurch yard ; and by all Pe rfumers and Methoine Venders In lowa and Country. Al.o may be had, a pleasing and entertaining Essay cn the Curious Structure of tie Hainan Bair, worthy the tams of Pa rents, Proprietor* erSchoo's, Ste. Pike Ss. MASbdCRE Al NkW ZEIMIND. The following interesting particulars respecting the massacre of the crew of the Boyd, are extracted from the Narrativs of at Yoyeze to New Zealand, by J. L.' NJUIOLAS, Esq..— The Boyd was a ship of /500 tops, commanded by Captain J. Thompson, which was chartered by Gon arum:tut in 1809, to take out couricts to Botany Bay ; when, hiving completed that business, she em !larked a number of passengers, and proceee!ed t , . , New Zealand for a cargo cf timber. The acc.uo: which follows was given by the principal :actor iii thin bloody tragedy: his flame was George, and he Wit: Chief of the savage tribe of Watigeroa : George (says` Mr. Nicholas) stated, that himselt and another ofhis countrymen being together at Poi . : Jackson, they both agreed with Capt. Thomp►on i. work their passage to their own country. It haPpeii ed t he said, however, that he was t ►ken to ill himself deli..g•the voyage, a. to be utterly incapable of doing lOtis duty ; which the . Captain ant believing to . be the CR* said •Imputing his inability to work rather to haiilbilitimin iAdisisositimx, he *ar threatened, insult ' "' He wood not acknowledge-to es that he eirnself ingested this harbour to the Captain as the meat convenient place for him to take to his cargo, tOeugli s from hit evasive answers, I am lolly *puree:ad.:4lle decoyed hilt into it. The ship being now anchored in kis own harbelor, the Captain, he iiirornied us, aette his, on shore, having first stripped him of every thing English he bad Are; lean, to the very clethiet Imbed on, which were also taken from him j so that be was received by his countrymen almost in a state et no. dity. T. these he instantly related Ali his hardships, and .he ialiuman treattuent he had received on board; while s enr.ged at the detail, they unotem •usty in sisted en tevenge, and nothing short of toe destruc tion of the Captain and the crew, and t:Atii.g ! • obt e 6 ., sion cf the vessel, could saviely Weir tiny. This be promised to do, and the work Of shill/leer was floe about to canon lice, white • the devoted victims- re metned unconscious atm infernal •project. The prudence and temerity of Captain Thompson assisted that vengeance which his misconduct had. reused, and were now displayed is tun evident a manner. Never once reflecting no the chewier of the savegrs, whose faiourhe passion is revenge, and . not 'considettng that his own tyranny had pr'.vuked the most signal retalie. uon that could be taken, he had the rashness to leave the ship unprotected, and taking a boas crew with him, proceeded to the store, weere horde of eut. ragerms cau:.ibals stood prepared Un- his destruction. Tneduration olden, ire gest)! %vestibule. licked scarcely l a nded, wriest he was knocked down and murdered by Tipplookee and his sailors unhappily sharing the ga my fate, were all stripped by the barbatiansi Sabo untie= dialely appeared dre.t.ed in the cl;lthes tit their victims, 414 went on to the ship to complete the-carnage. • Atriving a: ;he ih;p, with 'Nees revenge unsatiated, and still Caging for blood, a general"massecre of the remaining part of the crews, together with the whole of thepassengers on board, immediately ensued, and the exception of four 41(bVidlIAIS, neither men, woman, nor child, of all that had left Rat Jackson, escaped 4, 4 ‘ cruel vengeance of their merciless enemies. •It ,was iq vain they sought to conce themselves; they were soot discovered with a fatal certainty; and dragged not ti su:ii the must eacruciatiog torments. &men' Om sealers running up the . rigging, With the hope that when the fury of the Saveges should have suhsided, their own lives might be spared, met web the same fate as the rest of their unfortunate companions.—. Coming down at the request of Tippahet p, who had, on that dreadful morning, come into the harbour front the Day of Islands, they put themselves under his pro. :ethos-, aed though the Id Chief did all in his pow , r to prevent their being oiassacred, droll were one: vailiog, and they felt ht:fore his eyes, the 1 at victim, in Olt eeene of blood and horror. But here lam wrong, this Was not the last scene, for there was one more et which humanity will shudder, as we It as the person who records it. These saveges, not satisited with the vets. geance they had ahead ) taken, and true to their cha. enter as cannibals, It asset: themselves on the dead bodies of their victims, tit votiting the mangled flesh till their inhiman appetite., were completely glutted. The foitr who had escaped the cruel destiny of all the rest consisted of a WOM two children, and (to go, bin-boy ; the;e, cr:Tpt tf.e lota last, had tortil9a/1r chided the search of the b itbarians, till their aunt of blood was satiated, and then being dilcoverea, *Wei spared, and treated with some kindneds. Theeabin• boy haying during thevnyageingratiated biroselt into favour with George by 5r114:41 acts el ftienalehip, bed now the good fortune to .receive that reward which of all others was the most Ifaliiible totiiih , his life. Thif Chief, impressed -with a grateful tecellectitm of his kind offices, received lion in an 'affectiontito•manner I while he ran to hies for protection, and crying out is a piteous strain—" Gettig', you won't kill me?" he WAS answered by; the other, who shewed that, with all his cruelty, he was capable of gtatittide—t. 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