The Statesman. — London, England, 1820-02-16 00:00:00

i Pried*. OIL • 'i Mod Nal Tar Brown. 10e. per. *wt. Vanishes. Le. de. imelers DL ROUSAAVILII RED PILL, (Staled with Red Wax), AMOUS for the Cure of every Stage and Symptom of • Certain Complaint,—lt is a melancholy het. that thousands faU victims to this horrid disease, owing Isths easkilfulness of illiterate men, who, by an improper Asset of this direffil calamity, not unfrequestly cause *Mout ulcerations and blotches which so often appear en hold, flee, sad body, with dimness la the sight. noleein nits. deafness, strictures, obstinate glee's, nodes on the hones, uktrated sore throat, diseased nose, nocturnal in the head and limbs (frequently mistaken for other ), till at length a general debility sad deeay of the insuitutloa anassa, and a moltureitoly &saran a period to rins mortality. gee ith swab*: Is glees a copious bill of directions, by Permits are scabbed speedily to cure themsel yes, with - mad secrecy, without confinement or hindrance of bu _,"▪ etsli. its erasing sale, for many years, is a certain cri" se Ohs great utility.—Price only 4s. 13d. per box. Steam of rolaterfeits.—The genuine Boerhaave's Kid , ars sold by Leigh. IS, Strand ; Yawn, 130, Oxford 'tr's,: Sefton sad Co. Hew Church-yard Huller. alesP" Tao. Royal Egebenge and Ward. Holborn, .... 11111 necticire is a highly *NOW remedy la chronic rise,- k siandalar obstructions. and scarfy eruptions; In c ellt. fillet i<ha ssseeeededwhen salivation aattether eseenshare 1. St l'“erryitintots. Catnbridge, Rao . 24, U. and Mart:ts 98, at the Mack Bear Inn. Cambrldae. At torneys, Messrs J. and R. Smith, Hatton-garden. London. H. Beaton, West (*antel, Somerset, tualtster. Feb. 96, March 7, sod 98, at the Angel Inn. Mierborne, Dorsrtshlre. Attorneys. Mr. Kerley, Wilton, Wiltshire; and Messrs. Brandrett and Co.. Temple. Lon.lon. W. Artnistemt, Boylan& York. worsted-spinner, Mgreh L. 1. and IS. at the Union Crows. Halifax. Attorneys. Messrs. Wiglesworth and Crossley. Gray's Inn, London ; sod Messrs! Wlgiesworth and Co., Hansa. F. Clarke, Leicester, boot and shoe-maker. Feb. 118. and March VS. (no place). Attorneys, Mr. Taylor, Jan., street, Bedford-row, London ; and Mr. Dalby, Leicester. W. Carnes, Canal-row, Rennondsey, reps-maker, Feb. Wt. 0, and March 98, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Townson, Ratelilfe-highway. T. Tipping. Warrington. Laneaster, miller. March 9. Ilk . 6•91118, nt the George lon, Warrington. Attorneys, Messrs. Num and Honstonn, New !trifle's-street. Rlackfriars, Lon. MI sad Messrs. Hover sod Nicholson, Warrington. T. Perry. sea. Boddieolt. Osford. nurseryman, Feh. 111. ft, gad March 98, at the White Lion Inn. Banbury. At'. preys. Mr. Tints. Banbury ; and Messrs. Lower and Cow hero, Temple. London. Ellsabrth Hutchinson. Nottingham. ronfectlon•r, Feb. 0. fa, and March 48. at the Flying Horse, Nottingham. Al legany, Mr. Taylor. Field-court. Gray's Inc London. C. Nossites, Orimsbnry. Northampton. tanner, March 3, and IS. at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attorneys, Messrs. Clarke and Co., Chancery-lane, London ; and Mr. Wills, Blindegbans. E. Cattell, Milverton. Werwirk, mealman. Feb. 48, 99, and March 111, at the beau Hotel. Warwick. Attorneys. Messrs. Collett and Co. Cimuorry-lane, London; and Misses He don and Parkes, Warwick. T. Lawton and 8. Rowe, Stsrley-bridge. Lancaster. ma chine-makers. Feb. 48. 99. and March Mk at she White Bear lan. Manchester. Art Mr, Barlow, Oldham; and Messrs. Milne and P rry , Temple, London. DIVIDENDS. March 9, W. Altar I. Binalogisam. haberdasher, at the King's Iliad It e, Coventry—Feb. 96. J. Reay, Mark-leer. arlae-seter chant, at Guildhall—Feb.96, R. Randall. Coleman street, Black a ell.hall factor, atGuildhall—Feb. 99. J. Gard ner, Neweavtle-endrr-Lease. ironmonger. at the Castle Hotel. Neweastie-undee.Lyme—March 7, W. Smith, Liver. mersimat, at the York Hotel, Liverpool—Mareb 7, T. Bess. Liverpool. draper, at the Yolk Hotel. Liverpocl— March 7. W. Orke, Frovishane, Cheditra. Boer-dealer, at the Hop-pole Ins, Chester—March R. .1. Wheeler. Stratford ... Avon, coal-trader, at the Warevisk Arms Inn, Warwick —March 11, J. 0. Spring, Coologieby, Lincoln. draper and grocer. at the White Hart Ina. Boston--Mareb 11. J. Haw kins, T. Morris, and W. Constable. Poplar. Middlesex. Milder.. at Guildhall. Leedom—Moods 11, J. Marvehall i Vag'. Head-court, Newgate-street. wholesale linen-draper. at Guildhall—Mardi 7. R. A. Clads, Ilerwlek-apon-Tweed, ,peru-weraiiant, at Gaildhall. Loadas--Illarek 11..1. Clarke. Nammersmith, coal and corn-dealer. at Guildhall. Londe. —March 7. T. Ackland, men. Greenwich, butcher. at Guild hall, L aa d aa _hearehas, W. Pell. Great East-cheap. demist, et Guildhall—March 11, T. J Judd-street. Brunswick supare, master-marioer, "Gbildhall—March 11. J. A. and C. Nutberiaad, Helen's-place, sterehants. at Guildhall-- March IL M. D. Martin, Burlington Arcade, Piccadilly, jeweller, at Guildhall. Ck STIIICATEII--11saes 7. .1. Ihafteta. Strom& Glotteeeterahlrak I ruker KA. sell, Bartley. awake. cove-dealer—J.Wardoer , street, Westminstert, esiteit-etakse..—D. Plaaitsgtoa. Cheltee haat. livery eta harper--J. 8+ 1 . 1 0 1yeseeth. watt*. pairs by the leirs, and twenty boys were on the other side in the main hold, a space niessnring eighteen feet in length, seven feet eight inches in main breadth, and one foot eight inches in height, and under them the yams for their support. One of these unfortunate creatures was in the last state of dysentery, whose natural evacua tions ran involuntarily front him amongst those yams, creating en effluvia too shocking fur description. On their being released from irons, their appearance was must distressing, scarcely one of then. could stand on their legs from cramp and evident starvation. The spate allowed for the females, thirty-four in number, was even snore contracted than that for the men, 111111- sterinc only nine feet four inches in length, four feet eight inches main breadth, and two feet seven inches in height; hut not being confined in irons, and perhaps allowed during the day to come on deck, they did not present so distressing an appearance as the men." This wanton act of cruelty against inoffenoling indivi duals is performed for the benefit of a monster holding the high rank of Governor —Agri sacra firmer. We glory in the contrast between true Britons and slave dealers. Captain Kelly found those Africans in the very lowest state of degradation and misery; he not only broke their fetters, but he, his officers and crew, by their humane care and attention, preserved their lives for freedom; only one died on the passage. !Nom the non-arrival of the Portuguese Commission eta, the commission being incomplete, the trial of the vessels did not take place. After going through the re gular examination of the witnesses, the 71 , ri-desist slaves Mere landed on the 20th inst. in good health, and sent to the town of Bathurst. With respect to the Spanish schooner, she was taken off Little Rassao. The captain was on shore purchasing the remainder of the cargo, and declined coming to Sierra Lorne to defend :14 property. One day before, the Morgiana, Captain Strong, fell in with a large schooner off Grand Basuto; she was at anchor off a ledge of rocks. On perceiving the man of war, the slaver used every exertion to Lind the slaves, and being aided by nearly forty canoes, she would probably have com pleted her purpose; however, two boats having been sent front the Morgues to intercept the canoes, al though the ruffian ordered, in English, his people to fire on the British boats, which order they obeyed, not con ceiving his vessel perfectly enure front capture, he at tempted to push on further, got into eke surf, and was upset. The masts were soon seen overboanl, and a great mtsulaer of slaves running to the woods ; bat, how ninny perished in irons in the bold! NAVAL NEWS. OCTOBER 23.—We notice with plessere the arrival have, on the 3tl instant, of a slave schooner, under the . present L'Amitie (Ls. Cheistiaens), has addressed a letter to blI Excellency the Governor, complaining of the infamous treatment he has met with in the Rio Pongas from the two Curtises, who have plundered the vessel, and with their people beat the crew ; in consequence of which treatment, the second Mate, Monsieur Amiote Reyes, died on the 6th of September, leaving a family of ire children. A grand meeting of the Chiefs and Siam dealers took place on that occasion, and Curtis, seam. was sentenced to pay 3M) dollars. How long will the nnfortunate Africans, residing in the neighbourhood of that important river, be left to the merciless fury of stub monsters as Curtis, Orikaml, Faber, Leightburn, Pewits, atc. &c. ! Such are the effects of the traffic in blood ! • . . -- vhf ' ••• ? 1 . _ . • (40 / 1 . . e • r •• 114 4 /: S ...),, --ro - ... , ,i. . . ... e ik 10,1,,t „iman, . ...., ....,„ti0.,,,,,..:4 .. • , , 7 , ...jA i t t p iL Z _ ... 0 • , f LONDON, WEDNESDA9V,EBRUARY 16 18 2 0 . • • • , . TheCl,. fur which HAMPDEN f e lt i te th e iti e l e i, mo d SYDNEY di e d on th e S ca ff o ld!" _ . Ameb s , o. 4611. ~ G P - RIC 4 T I X ..------- makew--alishsel Phillips, Oren Preseott-strest, Goodness's- charge of Lient. Head, if Ms Majesty's shop of war 'YO TIIE LIVERY OF LO'NEION. This day Wee published, livo. Its. Old North Ses-Hoess, Web. 10, moo. y ECTEIRES, chiefly on the DRAMATIC LITE- 114114 61( " 1 " . • Morgan. She was takes near Up Woes by the 6 „ r ‘diest. IL/ MATURE of the AOE of ELIEASETIL ddiveredat . aoi nad ill :Flataa. " o. nas pi Ca nifi r eff tia lin . W s is p i e s i r s ba f .s . F roof o L tt V l . = ED. . garans. ire„ ear- a M b. o is t r der s er o a i f i n ineri d th t e w m o ll a ol i c t a h ltia lr e a c ila n . re b w o a fi ra p b t radoat ic ki e nry l rsore _go ' li nt aiL tia nt santra sho r r h e: iii,Eo upon by en numerous and so highly the Sorry Isstitutioc -.fable a hotly of the Livery. It would be isconsim- • By WILLIAM RAZLITT. buti onnenssek osmakers- wino.mordm M•Calland si C a_ j ounell asna .Glasi nnd o v a ann -E i . and Leone. he WIXOM!" was coextension on the 7th last rev ,ow whole tenor of my public life if I refused to Printed for Station sad Steuart, 81, Strand ; and Selland c„, the very day the Horsiest' returned. Her aMe Conn- e ll Eradiate, Edl b h MVPs Hill Colliery Ittalkedeldres-Bishoe ite m r i r r e gent, again to stand forward as a Can- nsander, in is h cruiee , fell in with a large schooner, fell owl' ' leant. of representing this great City in Par- n ur g . j orivik "These Lectures embrace all the great literary reputation silogliam, factors-O - . Meths sad Rowe iria aad ters B -- 1115 A l th tlie us E of ___ _______, _.„ ___,___ age,which they profess to Illustrate ; and sad Unsay, Feneberch-strest , eolreeldealers--Pollit and and writers of the of alarm off Trade Town, and drove hot oa above. In that case, as in the former to which we alluded before, it I Ty ra perimn or II 7° 4 " .l- I n 3 r`w"" v • se"iolus , are sot les, useful.. a compendium of productions. sot coal- illtes_ A Sosearby-b , Hal Was, drysalters-armstroug 1 sr! h, i . useful attention . to the ornst rersed ._ Ja aae_ , lie d moldy in the Asada of the bail of readers -iiiee are sisseleg alid /Gni& East flatt e lleid, sbasallers..-Toleon and Shaw, is said that the slaves rose against the crew anti s t r ip arits „bawl 60 &obi yWM SO OliVilliVOCIO y urscowes ma it. by their s ;elicit), and captivities by their seergy and ea- iliblillefroefl. Abisonbury , fmaydesh.memiteenseers-Kalgat therm of all their clothes. It is with peculiar testis ae- .lo . ar ernort recorded tereimeny of so merry of 2: 3 1 . 7 theetum. .. sad Betibler , arldport, asi-asmillistatrers- Fors eil aid Cs- tion we meatiest the services resdered to the cause of A iwa render any profession of my Priselplee Reldwin's Condom Mops's.. No. S. poem NI. plea, Ltdoester. wholesale Masien-Wheeler, sea., sad Istesuan'tv by the Morgans, two vessels taken sad two - --- -- --- • •---•- wheeler, Liverpool. allasee---Firth sad Toulon. Manchester, d esi z roev y . l e 4;!,-dAarriaingn we e sh b o a r r t s period tbe hul a: l : w ise r r oms ainy su se r n f n r . on. ~..,,art. * ointoe-spianers--R. aid W. Field, Trent Sussex. Week- 'ed real of the Mettle; of this day has Wined sly On Monday next will be published. D. : t. ' • Cemberwell . gratnlating the friemls of Africa on the successful sod ii- ture ,.. o orsseed to the Livery that the anon. duties ilip Roc•EEDINGB ir a t h e cue c 4. Mr. Hommysii . OlOiliSO--CoWls sod g ear s, Cottage., rood esass , s on ass part should be dispensed with--a &litigable exertions of his Majesty's ship Ifiorgiana. • 1 -- anther with his Argonne, se it appeared in Tun lettssers-Fmner and Nye, Tunbridge-wells, Tuebridge, facturers-Rowed anti Wagliors, Paal-street, On Sunday last, Mr. Wolf, • midshipman of that skip, . ' en ( respect to that MiNghtened sad ladepewdent body T ame , N „ per. dealers la makosaay-Mitchell and Harris, Noe- .. I lone at an dines ensnared due from a Casdidate ; r easedi I may thes be relieved from this mart of alter Published ender his Immediate direction iimu l asiass. brought into the harbour a pretty echoes', lIIMItte IN*. 1 • , „„,dc, the anterhors ere any ut a Zi an will medially 'Oa It pat-twate issfeau eqi tette mitre bathe Se MIMEMINNIIIMINIMS segues.. comers, natives .... L.... 4 ..-........, -: I-J.- 1 i way tweNtiltittaila. linallesailllal firt bieatot fait. make --. IMINUILI LIMNS. roomed from slavery, via. twelve fin little isitys. alt :_ imi tal:L i c nies , rill4l si t a be it unkbas t e d , w o ove d w ith dams I entendre.—On as lei permit pas de parier. part* us kit er,entiy , yin eyeetee N T b e d ee m e d to this ma ors tablettes perfoleat.-Tellietoit Is loi de Babylon". girls, and the remainder men aattlewora. - - • i Irsom Tao ROYAL Cum?' or slams* tenni.] We it mientand that the blorgiatsa shaved may mesh .• 1 dieing. of those high duties which dee vast and Ileadt g --Roasan de Voltaire. in her cruise to Leeward, sad experienced cants. Her .. , lows?, of this great Commercial Counasueity re- Mated fbr Wedeln sad Seserart. SI, Strand . Famt Town, JOLT 17, 1110.-From recent and as- o the !mods of Its Representative. -_____ theistic iaformation, we have to lay before our readers a g allant Ce lnntanr l e• ba•lag received Infeclaatlas that trailing near Cape Mount. not ____ I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, VIAMILIES FURNISHING may obtain the distressiag memoranda of the traffic in slaves at the Gal- hi s w slay ! c r eed ? were is b oats is that di rect ion about twenty wiles distance. lirnas and the river Sheabar, close to our happy and free " Yost raithful and devoted 'servant, .1. - most derided R 110 %INS In !Rum' LINENS, by an With perseverance and seamanehip they se managed W everts fatly • iention at BURCH'. I iota and Stereetioa Wi colony. as to make their approach in the dark ; and at midnight, Brig. 130 tons, name unknown, Perry master, fitted undaunted by superiority of numbers, the boarded tee. easCemmittee for anductinte the Election of fi . ir _house, te. S.S. gt Great . Rtl4S h elliqtrert: Riousbery , corner eIP- of reeds sh daily at ewe Luirirsu T .where all usenet . , where e s sellin g his last Importation at out front the Havannals • 306 slaves; crew English and three slave vessels lying at anchor slime in share ; on such unpreeedested low prices as must, en inspection. ea t Americans; sailed in July. - • . tans will be thankfully received. only, the present prise,lsed slaves on board, aid reluct- sure universal approbn ion; each piece warranted grass- Schooner, 49 tons, Coo k master, from St. Augustine/. ; ' awry our brave tars were obliged to permit of the - bleached, and of durable Fabric. E as t Fl or id a; 36 slaves; crew Americans; sailed in ?IDLES on an Inraoran PRINcIPM. P.slavers continuing their traffic; will probably take N. H. No other article sold. July inst. (MEP, IL ST. Msavie's-sana, te New &fawner, 180 tons, Breton master, fitted oat front St. away other less fortunate beings- The mime of the a come-house, sole Manufseturer =lmperial Rids Mould Candles, which are universally allowed age& to Wax. deems it necessary to caution the ' - • ake families against the base attempts of porens r i THIRTY' PER CENT. UN HOUSE IN D E PI N R OLA A NI. 11/ vr WARP.- 1116.11". n ...d JACKSON, Hat Munufnetarer. lit 3, Barbican, West Indies; cargo English goods ; 317 shins; rrew French ; sailed Jane last. prise ie Chive :. she was placed under the command of Monsieur Dupes., of Bordeaux, at the Havaanah; the inferior officers, namely, Munro . Lake, and Hang:, Schooner, name unknown, hlninard master°, from well as the remainder a the crew, are citizens of I .. as none are genuine hot those Ism his • lifer the City Repository , has mordantly os sale a Guadalotspe; cargo Engli I ..5... goods; 341) slaves; crew . TWO. • 'se above, or No. MIL Float-. . West euteathe assortment ornery deveriptioe of Hats avid Frees is ; now trading. The whole transaction is of a piece; it originated is Oailles. Is. id. per lb.; Palace Wee Lights and Seaver Rootlets ; also a greet variety of Gold colour Sod Brig, name unknown, Blackwood master, Ilavannab; •freed at that celebrated harbour of slavery,.l:uhe. There, . s e epieoss, at, N. per lb.; Imperial Seated Whet • Turisans.-Likowise Eis,n Cloth Prussian Caps ef manna. Amencan cargo; 420 slaves ; now trading. a Frenchman, with an American crew, hoisted the Pier- emollas. I Is. 6d. - '-r doses t host Store Candles. cloth, only 44.-Leather Hose sad Cape from 01.-Thu Pub- Schooner, DOW' unknown, Mullein master f, from St. to tar tins, proceeded from thence to the United States, • doses: 41001:11 s '. fens We. to fig s. per cwt.; tic will And a great saving by pentads( as above .- Jai- Thoritas, West Indies; cargo English ; 300 slaves ;to Rl,lll, at Bristol, under the protection of free Americana, imp mss. to Mo. pot • et.: Ate Card Soap. Ines. eon' New invented treble covered best superfin Reeve, ; Rinser and Palm Soap, Is. 4d. to es. per lb.; Huts at node lia-they are decidedly the cheapest sad feast s c h Einem es. to is. IL_ per lb.: Fancy goers. Bs. elegant Has one offireed to the public.-The stew improved _; dealing Was, M. tic to 71 - Per th-: lac SPant Patent Water-proof list. Silk and R ,at only ista. ; 'sa ri; h. et. per gallon ; Common Oil. 4s. per gallon.- 11.0rders forwarded to all parts of tows, and esswfully the sentry. .....- 0 d this hat will weer three times as lose sow sales from to lila , sail upwards , by alums emery be sold in the British West India Islands • now trading . E r 6: miner, name un k nown , Junes master (an ng ts cargo American ; 260 slaves; sow trading. as thew hi g uit u tu Ditto, name unknown, has made trade at Sheabar for Mauer; man) of them call thewsei,c, maneschasni._Ths ral lft e ll o la f r i es ou . b a a n rs d pe sti r ll he r m erins there. blares at an aye- ' Trade supplied as wash loaded his venal with those goods which were to pro- • cure more slaves for the over-grown mass of human 1 nsiblse,ery hear etdieet tb efl at a t t h t e he ow ki n a e r r a s n o n f ali t . he antra are the well- I kn o wn James Dooley, of Baltimore. sad William Baker Avourr 21.-IVe congratulate our friends on the re- s ' ). P 11 PAINT MANUFACTORY , Art, Quoin-ISn itSs. N. P. Old Hats covered with silk, and made equal to new, turn to this harbour, on the 17th instant, front her first, lIIAPSIIII. LON DOW. UPTON O.II C Cheap 'O, 10s . ed. , Durable, and fun- -- --- ___ ___.______________. _ - r world their l of 'Trinidad (Cuba who rove to the Vera ' lion to liberty by enslaving their fellow -creatures. cruise. of his Majesty's ship Pheasant, B. M. Kelly. Sttitl"'"ing that readers wield feel some curio/it, to Esq. Commander, with a prise ; namely, the slave know the degree of consanguinity between Monsieur linpuis, of Bordeaux, and sometime past of Triadic!, pentrable PAINTS. FROM 'f L'ESDA"S LONDON GAZETTE. schoo•er Novo Felieidade, of Princess Island, the pro- and last of Cubs and Bristol, with Monsieur Dupuis of per cwt. per cwt, --eso.-- party bf Illnstriesinio Signor Don Jose Ferraro Goings, &wee, whose name will be transmitted to ty for Wile Orem - lee .Os Sion Coln, - -40 a Governor of that island. On the lath cause In his Ma- his activity in br . anding . of his brethrele Aft:E a :s em Lis i l ai lis- s. m y G um - . . N u b - . - w e. Commission in the Northoseberisod and Newman , ' vollateer jesty'sehif Morgiarea, C. B. Strong , Esq. Cosurnauder, ree, his native place, sander the Ent year 01 Nab" Wow - Iles. White - - - 46,. cavalry. Peregrine George Ellison, gent, to be corset, with a Spauish schooner, having only one slave os Diet Li • - Stls. Yellow - - . SO L vice Boyd. resigned. I lost Itai - - !Ls. 'Slate and Lead Colours NS.. esztern= ---.- Flea. IS. board. As she rircainstances attending the capture of the tration of Monsieur Le Col. &basalts, Chevalier de I. Legion d'Honenr, and Administrator of Prefixel aid jaw lo w le espent Ik s . rzi tiv it Gore,. We regret exceedingly to state, that we kaißt eme..ipereofibses. 41611 L - - ib sit ovn wridhw le e cyloyeyyreavey dyieelpt i ew Laseaster llesh ili ti l is Pi ossall. Esq. Sherif of the comity palatine of Rae Punts are wiry oressantal , sod limy be applied will greet admirer to all the purposes of useful Painting, ,•for the year easehog. --. BANKRUPTS. 1. ..T.5. lotto *MOM itoiartt • i y r - A l . t totiorrrotArroOrfroOrKerriirdproporlas;t o :::. the pre ir sett e de or car ng on e r t, w sa. been able to obtaisi. The Pheasant fell in with the Novo Felicidade nn the indite* ett, where a hands o m e a pp earance , durability, J. Hohroyd. } Torten , York , calico-mantencturer, o. stir- 30th 'My, its lat. 2. deg. 23 min. . north , long. 9. deg. ,conme nicate to our readers such informetkffi as we hale onlyto judgin g diefaik - Id ustanry me essaierations. For perls-patiegs , out- reader Muth LI. sad li, at the dice of Messrs. L. and 50 min. East, she had then on hoard 7 1 slaves, and $ led believe , that from the lion of both hie...lmre Dupuis, the one from x in running all the baserdo of hoisting a foreign lag to riser slaves for the Spaniards of Cubs, and the Horn hipisis in branding all the slaves which came to the euglislierkslussitlPhalor frosts, from and wood ratline- E. N. Alexander, Ilalifax. Attorneys, Mr. Nettleton'. Nor - crew consisting of one master, and ten sailors. The market of (:Otte for all maims*. If they are not nearly sod they are pet-Mindy adapted , as they folk-street, Strand , London ; and Messrs. L. sad E . N. schooner measures eleven tom. In his declaration. Cap- a-kin in Mood, they are evidently so in beaeteleare! resist of weather is as unusual degree. and are • Alenader, Halifax. tain Kelly, wills true feting. of humanity, sta.'s- With pleasure we notice the arrival in oar harbour, etre for the smoky rot. They also cover • surface J. Winterbottom. 'Manchester, d i rugg sr. March S. 4, and " I do 'further declare, that the state in which these un- yesterday, of his Majesty', gun-hrig Thistle. Lienteneat surly tube se rim SS other Paints , and may be *POW 45, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Heslop, f found, is shrieking to ever rin- ortu nate creatures were with Hole honk, taping only to he thinned with Linseed Manchester ; ' red Messrs Milne end Perry. Temple, London.having thirty-one slaver on koard, and the other one. nmanity • seventeen men shackled tr. •ether in - w Prepared OIL J. Steven, Ciierryliintoa. Cambridge, gerditier. Feb. 24. ci ! le ?_ 1 .. 1 , 1 ,,_ I ____. ....., ........„ L .... ...... „„ ;)„. „,),..,, We understand that the present matter of the brig INbTANT RELIEF TO THE TOOTH ACII. • wov asset% DIDI•OVERT. Patradeed by 11. R. H. the Duchess of York. R " LAND'S ALSANA EXTRACT, or Abyo sleisa Specide, of wonderful Botanical properties.— hmsdiately relieves the most violent Tooth Aeh, and by 'ultimo I me prevents that disorder—cleanses the mouth, lailestirelv eradicates all complaints that it is subject to : =s hollow teeth giving pain. ar d prevents their further eeming, the tartar from the teeth ; fastens those that we loom, renders the teeth inimitably white, cleanses the m'rct from the gums, eradicates gum boils. Re. strengthens, iskei, makes the gums perfectly sound, and gives them a Mentiffil Maltby appearance. It is extremely refreshing to :beneath after lavers, medicine, Ike. Imparts to the breath hesetifid fragrance, cleanses artificial teeth, and prevents coloir. The Proprietors warrant the ingre- Sol sttract to be perfectly innocent and free from Wd, dad produces a beautiful set of teeth, and contains tits inestimable properties. that, if constantly used, will rob► the temk and gums sound and beantithl and free firm Rote is the latest period of life. Its e ffi cacious virtues bet Inge proved for years. and sanctioned by the opinions demi of the easigent Physicians of Greet Britain, France, kAlY.fiad reeeived the august patronage of her Royal Ike Heelless of Tort, and his Excellency the Duke laftelade.--Priee Is. 9d.-4s. ed. and lac &I. per bottle, *tie Dissertation on the teeth enclosed. kid wisoleasie sad retail by the sole Proprietors, A Enn io() sad Son, No. I, corner of Kirby-street, first turning lee Fleitt, Hatton Garden, Holbert', London ; and by 'Pigment, by all Perfumers and Medicine Tendon. sla y fitment, STOW counterfeits, ask for ROWLAND'S a.„ EITNACT : and observe that end genuine bottle i° se the outside label in rod ink, " A. ROWLAND & • . 11.1JIBURCH MAILS. --4.-- • Formerly master of the Dorade, Title Oszette. No. 49, letter from Bathurst, St. Mary's. lie says, he was infamotisly duped by Remise Dupuis, the grand brand• muter of °ore', who Rase bins no prime slaves, and still owes him 37, fur which be bad paid it, specie Renne Dupuis. Formerly supernal*, of a schooner that came for slaves, and was seized by a French man of war at tioree and carried to the West Indies. where they were released. Sapposed the Postillion. Mails from Haenirgh, bringing rapes to the 4th instant, hare been received; but they do cot contain intelligence of much interest. An article from Berlin states, that on the 23d ult. Prince Charles of Schondich Carolath, died, in the 33th year of his age, after a painful illness of many years. —The Course of Exchange at Copenh age n, uo the 29th ult. was suddenly rising. The presents dos of the National Bank bad assembled to deli berate, ns it was said, on a royal proposition for withdrawing from circulation a large sum in Hank notes, iii order to give the Exchange more Moult on& The amount talked of was tram nine to tea millions ; and it was alleged that the latter sans was agreed upon. The operation was to be drew , . ed by issuing bonds redeemable in twenty year?. Lou ER RHIN t. JAN. 26.—There is no trails in the re port that the student '46(1 (not Siegel) has bees re• tease(' from prison. Ile is still in the prison at Bonn. with his ascomplices, Banmeister, formerly Tonrney , and the student Colonins, anal all three are un dergoing a judicial inquiry. hi. Schnell. the Director of the tertonicnru at IS ettlar,. and Sartorious, formerly ouster of the Tourney school there. are arrested, and will be tried criminally. The latter ass an intimate friend of Sandt. _ _ _ ELACTORATS Or HUSE, JAW. 24.—There is GO OMR thnoslit of calling together the ancient States et doe Electorate, that is, the Knights, Prelates, Chimes, of peasants, or of the establishment of a Constitution be the Electorate. His Royal Highness the Elector is said to have declared, on several occasions, that every thins. and especially the fi nances, were in the best order, aad therefore it was unnecessary to assemble the States to impose new taxes. CHRISTIANIA,J•K. 2C. —Permission has been given to : j a Quaker and his wife to settle h•re for the present, dt a general law shall determine the rights of this soot la the kingdom. Hot they must bind themselves net , leave the city,"aad to abstain front all endeavours' make proselytes. On the titb of this month, the mercury in the teeter at Tonsat, after failing to 35 degrees below froze ; the spirit thermometer at the same place at 344. 11,_,---- mortality .....es, era a mown:nosy masa pea Kt a perms ""ii eermmerahant, at Gaildhall. LOSOM-.111111/Ca i I. a. VilaTaW. - A ° with each Ito lis given a copious bill of directions, by Ilammermaith, coal end corn-dealer. at Guildhall. Londea here, on the 3d jobbat, of a slave - schooner, under the therefore it was unnecessary to assemble the States to 'no person see enabled ' —March 7. T. Ackland, sere, Greenwich, butcher, at Guild - __.speedily to cure themselves. with h a lt . L os d o „_m are n ig, W. Pelt. Great Bast -chaapothemist. durst it s without confinement or hladrance of bu- _ q• letter Porme_rly master of the Dorado, vide atrette. 1V —O. CHRISTIANIA.J•K. 2C. —Permission has been given to i"."'i_!* an ts aviation sale, for many years, is a certain eri- t G lidliall—Maralt 11, T. Jenkl .1 I la os, udd-street. rause :1! eft great utility.—Price oniv 44. ad. per box a e a u rs , master - satinet , et "Gblidludi—Mareh 11..1. A. sad square. 4.. from Bathurst, St. Mary:s. Ile says. he was a Quaker and his wife no mute b .re for the present, tilt • _ a rms of rovaterfeits.—The genuine Boerhsave's fad C. Sidberiaad. M. Htle.'"lsee. "'chains. l &modals. du b Realm Du uts the at Guildhall— -n . toed y p . greed brand- a general law shall determine the rights of this sect ia ' lmi se,,,i! r eit s "ld io iIY infils, IS. Strand ; Bacon, talk Oxford- • March 11. M. D. Mania. Barliagtoa Arcade, Piccadilly, muter of Ooree, who gave bias no prime slaves, and still the kingdom. But they must bind themselves not to' 4 4; Tau n Lad Co. Sew Chnrch-yard; Sailer. Mogi' •Re al Jaw er, at Guildhall . • . ell 0 'ldh It ,owes him 37 . fur which be had paid is specie Renne leave the city," sad to abstain from all endeavours to ii iii . y Exchange: sad Ward, Holborn, (*) VITIF:CATES--Ifases 7. Dupuis. make proselytes. 'rn•dlciae is a bighly aseltil remedy la chronic rim,- J. Grafton. Stroud. Gloucestershire, thee-makee—.l. hiel- t Formerly supe . rcaturio of a schooner that came for thi the titb of this mouth, the mercury in the thetas°. 4.4161 , 0. it * Ltisadolar obstrectioas. sad scurfy eruptions; In NW. 8a5 214 1. cbsair*. " n " .14.11.— " 1. Willi% Wank"- slaves, an d was sass e d hy a Vftoch wait of war at tioree tarter at Tomas, alter failing to 3.i degrees below zero, fillet """weliadon when salivation asetedber sioaaphave ,stteet, west', e isest.andure- 4. Chat's- and carried to the West Indies, where they wets released. froze ; the spirit thermometer at the same place ea ham. livery stabiwkemer-4. Bersett. Plymouth. watch. Sapposed the Postillion. at 34i. . . , 6 It 1.: i ! 1 i: I , . i I ~ 1 ' .4, 4, !! La. ! 4 • 14 , V.