The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-11-11 00:00:00

TPA A IR- T DOOR-SLIDES, prevespet 111. camas 4 mold. sue from nestling inso a room weer the doer, either fro* the unevenness of the floor, or the ibkkneis Sit the carpet weer *bids the door has to open t t h e lase is NO' pliesible t•Jhot bottoms of Nrewit windows price 9141 she a Simple and cheap contrivance for securing the sides and tops of Idioms notliFsench windows . Air-tigot Windom-Aides, for pre vent* ibe odminioa of air between the tweeting rails nod smiles, they ilia form the must complete sosts-fostesings, price Ts. $ Womble mid lbottieg 011wr-opgings, on she most improved coestroctios, price trots 75...te 31.35. $ Doorr end other Hinges of every description sewed in a supeir manlier s.llosor. Hinge. which ddoilL, door to °pro from either side voids snor spool' facility $ Ith, yr Palters. which have been foood for 1 . A mmo l ef t % peg , w i lls spperim to any this( of the 1304 over altered is the poisitiamice, price from 94. to LH. its. The above unities are uninefactured only by J. STONE, 30, Worwkit-strect, Goidemsquase. Umustry , Orders executed as the shortest notice, with proper dirictlons to the appl ication. , _ TT is sistgulari• itrinerk the Alter Man GREY' HAIR makes to she enantenanee—RED HAIR is mock disliked by alelwester—,There defects may be remedied by the , we of ROW LA ND'S ESSENCE of TYRE. By lerrrlY wetting the Hair with this preparation. the Proprietors War m( produne insawdialect: a perfect change lit RED or GREY HAIR. WHISKERS; EYE-BROWS, &c. An.a • breasifeligtwey mad perassoewrlkrevrn or Blank. imitating the exact amoral cagey. Wss?s k ( makes this . Dye more durable. Ladies or linoleum° may dye 'their Hair with Ewe and Se sneer -cites ',fleetly inowent. , Prire44., Is. 6d., and Zs. 6d. Al& ROWLAND:B MACASSAR OlL—the greatest dis covery of the age. warranted to aturd the greatest nourishment to she l e straill Hair. prettents io being injured by Hines., ricenuchement, travelling, change of climate, &c, removes the wart, harshness. and dryers iseedies it soft mad glossy; pre vents to fal.ing off or manias grey; creates a thick growth on the baldest places; sakes the Hair strong in curl, which it . bees in•dalisp weather, exercise, to. ; imparts a µleaven ( perfume, and produces whittlers, eyebrows, Arc. The Pre 'victors Warrant its innocence, WA to improve the Hair from , o Warey to &be latest period of life , Its inestimable properties have gained it the august Patronage * ' 4,1 their Resat Higheetses the Princess of Wales, Daebeits Pf 'Nark, the Duke. of•Sdares, his Imperial Majesty ibe NOP:. 'erne of Russia. by their especial authority. —P , 71. • 10r. 6d.eod One Guinea each bottle. W ill keep in A. ROWLAND and SON respectfully inform the ,Public • 'Oat the high popularity of the above articles tuts rieeirsithant ..toperines imitations. tempera of deleterious ingredirets 'Perri no in the liair, which renders it necessary to ask for "' ROW: ' LAND'S OIL, us ROWLANI)'S DYE;" aid observe each r signed on the.brbel in red ink, " A. Rowland and Son." • Said wholesale. retail.- and for esprtatirte, by the sole Pro primers. A. Rowland and Son. corner of E i leby-street,,tbe first turning on the right baud in Hatton.garden Hilberte, Lotion ; .sted„ by appointment, by all Perfunien a nd *edictse feeders a • eliseeshaet Europa. .. . 1,644 MyitWale Yita.---Matert a L MyL , *bee blest whir ilealth." ►* Irgittarsi s7sishs 'et Ethics is to confine %Rhin due legunds, and thus to regulate the Passions; awe strained anti iusubordinate they impetuously destroy those bar ' viers which Religien and Morality hale made sacred ; to curb • bustard amibilate them appears the lesson of prudence, best calculated to limit their effervescence. Nvery disorgenizotion of the balms frame requires great me . -sliral knowledge 19 remedy, amd the public welfare is promoted w hen professional men (disregarding the suggestious of the en• vious and interested) depooe their studies to the treatment of threw complaints Reviewed by imprudence. and the eirellititio of the pardons nt an uninuirded moment. The suntans of g nation consists in the health of the People ;" hat, it Is littlest (holy to reflect on the daily 'overnice as the ignoraace of sinfeel• bog essay ricistra end to eussitterectonfar as pessible. its bother savages. we offer to stiffen% lkurniulity. the result of our •wn experience in the various diseases of • Det s il it y. The unitary victim of solitary vice (early acquired at schtsol, before reasno has inserted her right over Out mind), will, in contemplating his powerless state, become susceptible of enlivening 4oniationi, in knowing that the most complicated state of etbausti.in may be roused into leanly energy.,-Insense study—linienderate anit• iety—long residence in tropical Climes, and many .other causes, will frequently detange the Nervotis System; in such cases we tan hold as an assurance of re-animation. my •reinetties which balm. Nog answered the sanguine hopes of Patients of hods Sexes, That balm to human baptise's LU isS VIN ER EA, con no. be treated fearlessly, the Improved stow of Medical . Science having divested its autidote of these distressing propeities 'that so long r% &dried its exhibition uncertain and .lusressisig. We best explain our method by observing to Patients labouring on ' der this malady, that a few days only are required for the re moval of early symptoms t that the most inveterate ease will yield In our remedies within a mouth, and that in a person who only suspects himself injared. the disease may be preventipi all together from appeaviag t —a similar remark applies as mony other derengements.of the keserative system. as. weakness, Ipl• remnant, dte. especially strictures, obstinate rases of which am daily removed without the use of CatbliC or stimulants. Some ‘. peculiarities lorideatal in the softer wee have .ant escaped our attention; in which mildness. combined with ellicaeY. tae sn peiseded she meant unmilly adopted. In line, mar system is unitise, peculiarly energetic, and eminently mteeettful• - For the general eccommodation we do not limit our selves to stated.periuds of pr:lctire. hut may he consulted at all teasonftble lours.—Country Patients are requested to dewrihe miestely their.svmptems. Ace. when Medicines, with advice, goal be.isamedintely forwarded to any pan of the Riagthsm.— A hapk.itote ibex pet tel to accompany the case. Just peolisised, AtGIS OF LIFE, a familiar Commentary on the pimovf ni f eases. By GOSS and Co.. May Le bud qt 20. Pater. ronteeiow ; 174, Fleet-street i 'armlet nil Bo..ksellecs, price ss. GOSS and Co. M. R. C. burgeens . 13, Ileteverie•street, reel-street. London. DR.. BOERHAAVE* CELEBRATED- RED PILL, No. I. forilow( Nervous, and Female Com plaints, prier 4. 6d. pet brit. with ample directions, sealed with black awl.' The, Rcol Pill is j u st!) esteemed for its agree able and certain operation, by whl, b it effectually reluoves ell isniset ion nr obstruction of the stomach and bowels, whether arising limo bile. indigestion, flatulency, or colds sickness at lice s•itautch, _head-wh o &c. by ilisJodgiag arrid bile or other crudities retained in the Intestinal camel. It is at all times safe; and lifts been given vrifih singular good effect during pregnaticl.' Tnpeesaas.nfbilsn aisnhiu,andthoseof sedenbiry lives. sthn . are ',Neel to ditto rind retentions, htsol-arlts, lipigeor, anti giddiness. or a sea* of teen fines: or oppression, this Medicine I. esaixemly cnieitioted, being composed of the most innoceritl ingredients, and reqaitingoesther roolinereent nor restraint of diet j for which it has maintained for many 4e:qv, the highest puhlie reputation that asp ever gcquired by any Medicine whatever. - Observe, these irsaws kinds of Dr Biserhanee's Red Pill, Those marked N 9,,,are a different gi11ApP9i,44 414 1, Hod are chledy eafeidased'for the cure of a certain insidious disor der, having d vital directions' Inc that complaint only. Each ben being branded with. Or figures No. I, or No. at tlw bottom, no iniiitithe Can possibly arise, it this be properly atl e tended to os• There is no better or certain remedy to remove the ills *Madan in. the torn of life, at a ceiptio period o f age in fn~' males, than these P.itl, : they instantly remove bend-ach, sick new, langliar, and debility. pain. in the back sad loins, untdo wooden not Lobe described lu prior. Sold by Leigh. 18, Stroud I. illacoo.. 160. Os ford-street s SoAtms. • aid Co. Watt ;Chords/rod Butleg, Clhellysi4e I tatt, itu)ll Sibaur ; as Ward, Haan' D. • -v Cir. ins. Torpeatine per ClitNow Dill Beoi fteliititt erwhbe. Seeimd ditto ••• ' ' gio. 465. LiaieVd OH, per4billilll46ol: 1 LAMP 011 1 . S. .• . Per Gallmi. Per Cialloo. Gamine Spero Oil 6.. Od. Bellsed Oil for nit.* r. o. w I filming do. is 04. Lamps 51. Od. Pale Seal Oil 4s. 011. Pale Mode Oil 9s. 6d. Commas Ditto St. 3d. The Impenetrable Paints are wilted to all eat -deny work. 1 where a handsome apPearasoe sad &real ilarithility are reiolred. 1 The Coat Tar Paints,. particularly tbe Refined, will preserve wood for mane venni, hoiwever mat* eiposed to the effete of the weather, Wad is a oeriala awe fee Yantis sad Dry Rot g ekes a roveriag nearly mai lii appearaoee in the best RAMC The White . good, ofarpeatioe. lamed Oil, and Painless' ColoorN are of the best apsallties. The Lamp O. ars.ser• ranted genuine, and from the manner la whirl, they hale bees pribed, will be tusiodsaireri.er to abase generally sold. GEORG!: UPTON and Co. 1 Merchants and the Trade supplied im advitan oteoss teniet. 14 B. No.qamatity lee than 141 b.. of the laipenetrabla PORNO and 1 Cwt. of Coal Tar, sold. • .. . _ . IT meg -everbe N the etiirantisge of the afflicted Its I neake devils of • Medical Practitioner who is most like', to ensure thenftle speediest restoration to health. The number of Patients who inre relieved by :Dr. KAI)Y. of 46. Kills street, corner ofiDean-,treet. bob.. ' after Hospitals nod Os memos Peattitioders bad failed in their ntienspi., it is presumed entitles the Doctor to that confidence which his iodustey . bod perseverance in the arduous undertaking of his profession +most unquestionably merits. Dr. trAdy - is consulted by potieub olf both sexes daily, till Tee at night. no it variety of prevakat and cortopiitißted disorders, at 46, King-street, corner of Dena street, Soho. FROM nut LONDON GAZETTE, Nor. 10. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. - • Cooplimiting in the Ana Voinnteer Casa! *net by the Lord Lieutenant of the County Palatine of . Jeep Taylor...l.:lig: to be Capone Coorionstlnt. Ricbord Ckgr.,. Gent. to be 'Westmont. Janis IL Taylor; Gent. to be Cornet. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. T. Mears, Dadley, Worcestershire, bopmerchalt. BANKRUPTS. It. Bishop, Whiteharch, Hants, litwoolraper. Now. 14, 94.' Der..llo, at Guildhall. Attoroies, Messrs.. Bishop Mid Co. Token.house-yard. J. Noble and W. Rind, Bath. vietaaliers, N0r..14.. Dec. It 22, at the Freemasons' Tavern, Baih. Attend*, Mr. ilhormk, Piassa.chambers. Covent-gardea g aad Mr. Espies, C. Fowler, sculcoates. Yorkshire. merchant. Nov. 17 , 1 Dec. ?L at die Prince of Wales's Torero, &gleamy. Attest Mr, Spew, Threadoradlom&riscri edid Mr. spoopinsei thlbsid. J. Carter.. New Bridgemtreet, grocer, Miry. It 11, Dec. 22. at Guildhall.. Attosary, Mt. Arnett, King's Ann. yard. Coleman-street. I'. Godfrey, &titer's Hall-court. merchant, Not. 21 . . Dee. 12. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Cocker, Crommtreet, Fiat. haryaipare. B. Rogers, Ashton-upon-Mersey, Cheshire, enra-dealek Nov. 17, tit, Dee. 24. at the Mosley Ames Inn. Manchester. At- Sondes, Messrs. Halstead sod Co.. Manchester sod Messrs. Milne and Cp. Temple. V. Chettleburgh, Jun Norwich, wine merchant, Nov. 19, 40, nee; 92. at the horfolk. Motel; Norwich. Attersey, Mr. Goodwin. Norwich. , G. Lancaster, Liverpool, merchant. Nov. 93, 24 . ttec. 12, at the Bridgewoter Arms Inn, 'Manchester. Vendee, Mr., 'Rory; Manchester; and news, Milne and Co. Temple. w. M. Morris. •Brighton, ourserynsan. how. 17. 18, Dec. r. at the Prince Itegent Hotel, Brighton. Attoroies Messrs. Hill and Co. Brighton ; and Meisit. Palmer and C Co.o. Bedford.. • - • .Tallor,,Monk-,Wearmoteh Shore, figrhara. consmow-' brewer: Nov. 24, Dec. I, :Y, at the G„ urge Inn, Newcastle. hpon4Vbe; •Attornies. Mr. Blakiston,Symond's lan; And Mr. Diode. Bishop Weannosth. N. Walker, Dover, brewer, : Nov. 29, 94, Dee. 11, at the Canterbury. Anomie., Mr. Noakes, Sandwich ; and Messrs. bodingtou and Co. TeMple. It, Weikel., Bristol, shoe-maker, Nov. 18, 19, Dee. 22. at the Himmel. Tavern, Bristol. Attornies, Messrs. Hicks and Co. Ittirelett's buildings, Holborn; nod Mr. Hinton. Bristol. S. Bryce, Liverpool, baker , Nov. 1 7 7, 14 , Dec. W. at .Attornies, Messrs. Blackstock sod Co. King's , Itouch.smilk, Temple. IJ. Wilkinson; -W. Horne, aad J. Wilksnn. Friday-street, ..warehousemen, .N0v.17. 24, Dee. 22, at. Guildhall, Attack". ,'Mr. Steel, Bucklersbory. • olvlpssps. flee. 5. R. Sewell, Piccadilly. etsai r mercbant-Dec. 1, .1 Eley. Blackfriars.rnad, brewer-Dee- 4,1 4 . ApolehY. North &needs, eabinet , totiker.-Dec.• 4; It. Gail, inn. Woodbridge, Qintrolk, drawer... Dec. 4, .I..lnealos pod .1. Hayward. Wood bridge. Suffolk, merchants-Dec. 1. T. Webb. Wellington. Shropshire, lankeeper-Dee. I; J. A. Ellis. Great Yarmouth, ionkeeper-Dec. I. C. C. Bailey. Pope's Hood-alley. broker -Dec 5. T. Donau, King's.street, ttwapside warehowseasan _ls e e. 1, W. Bowley. Half Moon-street. Bi:lsopseate.street. oilman-Dec. 1, J. Swainson, Manor-row, Past Smitbield, merchant-Nov. 14, J. Fowler. Bitchiu-lane,.broker--Dee. 5. C. Marsh. L. Deane. It. Westbrook. sew and H. B, Deese, Reading. bankers-.Dcc. 1, W. Sherwood, Liverpool, soap. manitfacturer - Dec. 1, G. M. Tharkle. Nest.oterae.s3aar!, Fetter lane, w ioe-raerrbam-tiow. 17..1. Gower, Lower isrowit. street, Flattover•square, wine-merchant-Ike. 5 W. Smith, fieerferris, Devonshire, linse-tioraer-Dee. 2, J. Matikl. Manchester, groper-Nov. 21, T. Good ear, Ahlersgatemireet, strawhat-moutit'acturer-Dec. 8, P. M. Powell, Hastings, bookseller-Dec. 2. W. Broom. Liverpool, dealer-Dee. 5, C. Thompson. Bishop:trete:street Within, merchant-Dec. 5, W. Law. Gripthall-court. Tbrogotorion-strem, merchant-Dec. 1, R. Curtis and T. Hall, Angel-court, Throgoortonmtrect, merchants. CERTIFICATES-Dac. 1. )J. W. K. Mackennal, Old South Sea Horne. merchant-T. Moat. Cheapside auctioneer-M. and J. girord, Itiogstoo opon-Hnil, mer chants-W. Jordan, Barawood, Gloucester shire, corn-dealer-B. Bartlett. Vineenragnare, wheelwright -3. and E. Warmington, Gracecherch.streer. draper-J. Row, St. Michael's-alley, Cornhill, provision-merchant-J.' Pritchard, Battle-bridge, varahh-manufacinrer-11. Herbert. :Marcharn. and J. Herbert. Abingdon, Berkshire, timber dealers-J. Warburton, Timperley, Cheshire, distiller-C. W. Bailee, Lambeth. brewer-J, Moine, Shrevrsbuq,daz.spinner -G. Wood, Doncaster, bookseller-E. Maltby, Nottiughase, maltster. P.ARTNERSHIPS•DISSOLVED. E. Benton and J. Hearn. Hollsora.bridge, iaaholders,-E. Walton, T, W. Newton, and T, Walton, .Bread-street, Cheap side-J. and G. Hill, Stoke-milts, Worcestershire, millers-W. Cleft and H. Nock; Weetwoinwick, Srufordsbire, saillers-7- M. Wright and S. Marren, t Mospork. straw.hat-makers- 11 . Kemp and C. Carrick, Ticeborst, Sussex, cordwaissers-S. M'Clare artit'J. Woods, Wigan, leuwashire, lirsen.noinafas - , curers-R. Hriscne - auL Wt- Lewia, Liverpool. rectifiers-J. Bickers and T. J. Peanoo. Copisbrough, Yorkshire. grocers-. D. Danko and J. Cotton, Eyre:streef..Uwther- lathe. -o a oo- faCturers ,l -T: Roby; Tamrorth. 14: Best,- Dorthill,- Warwick shire. awl S. Bat, MGM* budr9rilrhire, tookaostsrai-lif, 4nd R. &Waal& • Ftawtualofettnaaaetryti eiow. Irk' elect otgresmerrencd Was." • • Atha • Whets us (MI te stied Se volesemy meritices med. ,by.the Remus ladies in defence of their couatrYi t ate capeot 104 "eters their memories, and admire their eendocklo such a degree as to be ready . ,is eekram t eery tipportioity of following so Med., trifles ea ezainple. TO such of you as are yiseittere* dome% mid have /edema at your coliniest, 1 weed *sly . prove that oar country is la oger from the torrent of corruption which is , pwerinc in upon es, to induce you to stretch out i helping heeds to such enlightened Mei noble . , 'minded heroines as have stood 'in the t gip, and', vleteriros . lieveselreved much in cotittestalor 41140101 of the GM stational importance. To what es ,mpss has our Alaimo& gratitude, ors rather perhaps, the hapnlicy of our Rulers, been car Lied in thvenratoos hereditary grants voted to the victorious Commendhrs of our Fleets and Armies? And yet I will take spots myself to assert, that Midi services, which hive been s• highly rated, were nit tneredeserling of our admi• ratios and spplaose has the recent conduct of out victorious Chaispianeee for Truth and Liberty, who feerlessly took up the gauntlet against the Goliath of Cirreption, by whom so Many of oar best citizens had before been led captive, and persecuted them peen unto death: but this . gigantic adversary has at la* been overthrown in open and honourable Com , bat by the superior zeal and talents of one of bar owe s HI. Let it not then be hid that the wounds which she has received in so glorious a struggle, are left. to teal of themselves, bet let us pr ove grand Ssmeritans, io coutrihating our respective mites to her relief, and thereby raise a lasting monument to hoe fame. By ,sets like this we shell add to the increasing lustre of our sea, and convince the lordly rulers of our land, that we are pot merely to be valued for our Wiwi in the nursery, or our graces in the ball-room ; bet that 'Sem a us, at least, are destined to soar es high in the regions. aflame, as the most distinguished pa. !riots anSpog tbelo. CAROLINE. JAM4IQA IND ii4LlPsii PAPSRS. -4410.6.; Ile returns of the deer **Wiwi in Imelda ,lad bees di patched to England, conformably to the Registry Act, in his Majesty's ship La Pique. KINGSTON, SEPT. 24.•••••• We regret to mention, I that two attempts were made on Monday to set fire to the ill-fated town of Port Royal. At one place a ere-stick was placed ander the east door of a new house, opposite -the Polygon- battery, belonging to Henry S. Beer, Esq., which began to blase, but one of, the oeighbours, going .a fishing, Uncovered it and gave the alarm, when it was extinguished; The other was a new house, the corner of Adala's-alley, near la retail 'shop, ender thd shingles of which; at the west corner of the roof, same combestibies were placed, and they begs. to burn, briskly', when a ' , song man in the adjoining yard a woke fpnittbe Hooke Wursting into Ms room, and by his assistance Moire was subdued. Fortunately there was Little or 'no %gird, in con sequence of which the fires were extinguished without any serious injury. • frasth every circumstance, there caning he a doubt but that the: diabolical attempt was 'the work of an incendiary or incendiaries: the Ma gistrates and Vestry have therefore offered a reward of 4001. with a view to discoier him or them, and if brought to light by the aid of a slave, they promise to use every exertion to obtain his or her freedom. Yesterday hit Grace the Governor was pleased to issue his. Proclamation, ceiling the H00.,-lionse of Assembly to meet and proceed le business on Tees day, the 27th day of October next. San. l6.—Mexican Gazettes from *the tel to the 18th of June have been received here. They con tain nothing important, eseepti% the details of Mir relation with small parties of tbiahsargents yet mist ing in some parts of Mexico, 'ad consemnicetions from the Commanding Officer of various districts to the Viceroy, gitiog information' ¶f their Iraq per fectly tranquil. I. the mouth ist—filay, 6,l42lviesons, from 83 1 lawns, presented tbileelses, te'vtisslirs •tbe Royal pardon. - . - Early in the morning of the 31st of. May, a severe earthquake was experienced in the city of Mexico, which did considerable injury. Many of the public buildings suffered materially. A number of the arched of the aqueduit of Santa Folo were rent, and discharged a good deal of water. The aqueduct of Bolen, and nine bridges, were also much Hared. — Four hospitals, Baits ry quarters, cathedrals,chegelsesi and other public edifices, did qvt .escape the Igeilte • -; of the concession. On the 6th Jane a convoy of 760 males arrived at Mesiooi• from La Vera Dug s and returned in a few days afterwards. • •r k • Nearly.looo Magee arrived at the Havannah in one' day, the 19th of June last. The celebrated ship, called Fame Habanero, built in Net; York, for the house of Messrs. Questa Manzanel flrother, of that place. alone carried 728, a cargo•Wilvtli 300,000 dol lars cash. Serf. 12.—The George left Liverpool an the 6th of July, and esperiencetl, during her passege.talms and head.winde, which impeded her progress consi derably. On tbi 26111 elt., in lat. 27. Id. N. long. 31. W., she eitiminteted itgary pit of . wiodiwbich ship . ,vta -her ititiil tits fleet - K a ra, Capt. Wright lent eta Wird the I speltip; and related the pstrtleislart, whets silichisiedialeiy dlipatched td intuit the di. : .—A reoort siat propegtted it Santa Mar. ft deli Mt the arrive, of *el iso from Sante 'Pe, stating that Greet Brittle . sled farnitilslig sea. erii for the potpose Of Ins 110,000 'sera . tO "Immo, Ayiesi and ether. is n 9osrth losterims, so whilst in duetting the I ' t end SIMIAN* liall also promised that let *add setketly deal*, ills of led#pendent prlittemil. . _4 • • • • Fres the neutrality ill 'shag obbefiet litl.le slab Goeeresse. " 'the . belie's ' ‘ 2 .ed her colonies, e' about :Mill appear evideot. , ST. Jowl! beer lest fettling gale: the vied, been vaditly-N. ' then is usual, of pine to eery bard, an._ and a few sant!l forced on st“. chortle appear sustained in and we are wl, the Wand. - - Stet. 29.—The gale which we notited last Tees. day continued to blow with mach violence all that night; and although it abated it the cows, of the nest Morning, it wit not until a late hoer in the day it had completely subsided. Seteral tassels titre driven on shore. JaleArCA, SOT. 88.—Tise Schooner Alexander; belonging to litessm Onlfroy and O'Hara, of title tity t was plundered by a telleonet on the 20th Inst. about four ',eyes to thesouthward of the Moio..— f'This pirate *es about 50 toes, mounting one carriage 'gib, and had a Complement of 60 or 70 men, arf all nations. They forced a passenger out of the MOM. ander, and threatened, is the most violent manner, to hang him if be rlid not imintedletely deliver op all bin property. In tisis situation he was obliged to conks* Chet be had 3,000 dollars on board the Maunder, ' which eat liken Itessmitleti of by these la wless toe. • hooters, for they Whited they had mat Cutouts; and acknowledged no country. Nassau, Stn. SO.—Captain Johnston, of the Sally, arrived here this day from Jamaica; when between Cape Nicholas and Cape Maze saw a large ship under jury -masts, which appeared to PIA to speak with a ship going through the passage, but could not; the dismosted ship then steered about W. being far to leeward of the Sally: _ , ....i.. .i ~.....- . - -- - w .r.vr.s..reasarn.. - - - .. , , - . - , , , ~ •- .- .. ~.. , _. - , - . - .• --- -"--- -- ' 9 . ii. . • '‘..qo ' •• -.. ' - , '"‘-. 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Yellow • . it. . 96.1 • . ' ai Mgt /biker plgegir-etnet set die, ;raze for r,fd_ and 1,#.24,1 . @tearooms, • t he etperienred•Wry rough weather. ' • *eseltsorrt titillate that the Gqi•teP 4 R ere's, with the etemptiois a t*s melt, shooed- a dlepositinn to igt e RIRIZAS OF aep.000!!! Ike. fr. Re . • Dark Red . . SOL Stale and Lead Colours 481. la es limp% dMT tee; . . 606 -. l ie ltisened berossairsibisealsoqtriand. - Mutiny ebtast e tottsiglit tiscei frost which time they lutist II tite'Fillstie Fondly transacted ski fidelity gad Bright Rod • 9Ss. Same dispieg s -pt 1,. (land and lonubard.stsam. - rte • ist• the t th it lIIP to sae - • . 'er trawl is "Mai tr. Me, behaved , is a sisit dhattlerly szsener : hreak ,king open —...T... matted Oil to thin them for me 54. ger Nowsei iik . a cask of bii . ikd waist striking the Chief iltste, - ands - A Ilt•TiunT DOOR-SLIDES, for pre/egging 1, n ' Reined Coat Tar Brosrn29s. per Cat•-•Canseggs_ 1 ,. m. . .• i it i r ove l liii! e r l eniset aer a r". d wi rr h i g l ef riec • -is fad., endeavouring to run the ship bn shore. Os .....5..1.- 1..... J n.....r. rd'i. Torneoline WY UMW= _ lift 1P.....-. 1.......... [... a...... ............ 1 . am...ame Laa IW/rival s. Petri Renal. Cebt. Wright *eat sit me* In the between ttlied , *he slo 'vote west the above 7 4411 pet.-=*(Costrwitt.) (ANettpwa). Sart. 21.-.-Prviut mobs I t Mks bile blotting% pretty easitt wind, thong% ciswegiugsfietismitlyvilltis • ff.-W. and *e bye* tat Iva twin k, on these occasions. Up to the thltelot petty (5 P. M.) it continued to -hio• Lnd with Increased violence. Two Apo well sloops sod *choosiest, Mee' bees , lore; and those thst remain it Ilseit;ia.. fat to be lebouring mkt. ThPilsjurt town hat been, we believe, trilling without any occouuts ftoetothe Werke of I FRENCH PAPERS. EZCIVII4OIII OF PAHA. PARIS, Nov. .—At the approach of the last , quidetion, it 4 1111$ remarked, that the operations of several specelaiters surpassed their means t embarrass. meets were felt upon 'Change; the liquidation be. cense difficult ; and a considerable diminutioa netss. eerily resulted in the price of the Stock. Provisional measures have beets- adopted to attest the mischief; sod some definitive regulations have been decided upon to prevent its return. The Bank of France hes discounted at 60 days daring the whole of the liquidation ; a company of Etchange Brokers displgyed. in these circumstances the most honourable conduct.; and abundant means have beam furnigked or secured. A body of the principal user chants, beakers, and capitalists of Paris, have spun taneotricy teetered into an engage/wet to parchese, when •reqeited, several millions of retch. A sub *caption was opened to this effect, audit was imme diately accomplished. The subscribers of the late loans eagerly took part in it. From the most atten. five esemirtation of Ahem proceedingsi the fullest conviction is entertained, that the rente (rennet test upon a more solid basis, end it was solely the egsg. geration of botneetary demands, ill-known sad ill judged, that produced the impediments. This trade once known,. the utmost calm prevails, and efery thing is changed. The liquidation paymetits are ef. leered without difficulty. The ensuing liquidation will not be attended with any : the true *it risen. To prodoce this agreeable result, it wes not evert requisite to make use of the resources afforded br the union of the merchants, capitalists, and Woke , . above-mentioned. This association continues. Their confidence seconds the views and solicitude of the Government in a laudable manner, and adds farther to the mass of guarantees. All interests are united ; only one sentiment and one end are 'forested, which are the welfare of the State, and the support of a credit so happily established and so firmly secured by our political connezions, by our internal sitnetion, and by the well-known state of oar finances. The King has appointed Councillors of State on general affairs, Lieutenant-General Count Mathieu Domes Heron Dedon, Baron Valet d* Freville, and Liget:Gee. Baron de Preget. An entertainment and ball were given on the sth inst. at the Palace de l'Klyeee en the occasion of the fete of their Royal !lightnings the Duke and Ducht ei of Berri; Idonrieur and i the Duchess d'Art , goo lane were present, and also tsemerees persouas4s of distinction. ,; •• v ,~. J ~ i ...