The Statesman. — London, England, 1809-09-02 00:00:00

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SALE OF FAIN° till TO RESOLD BY AUCTWN,hy W.. on Friday and Saturday, theft, and . I nil, by Order o( the Litecutors, at - 110WLDOWN FAIt M, fur miles from Tettmary, and 3 miles from Clourosteeihire:- 111WO THOUSAND !HE:MN° SHFAW, X. Two, Three, Four, and Five flips upon pure S o uth Down. Crowed to tltis ‘ depth they will bear the dre dory of roldio„. , , the /emeriti of a severe elitism& Q. 31 th.! artificial sulisist , rtice ()fa sterile mil: the ('dream meters no en:at dete rioration, and by careful selection it is c h.:my that Breeders may secure beauty, dispositiou to fatten, and any weight their land Wilt require; while the iYool, without crdrulotin,v, upon adventltipsei speculation, rcaliats.a fourfold' increase in value, and is equal to most Spani..ll movies. '** This desirable Stock, strongly claims the. attention of all Sheep-FarmerA. nue is umpiestion:tbly the wort profitable which can be placed oa a sbeep Vann. The. Sale will begia precisely at ten o'clock each moraine. 'Further particulat4 may be kuovro of the AuFtiuunerii, Tewket.hury. - • . 14'f'ATE LOT rt:lt WITH ONLY FIVE THOUSAND 14i1.7.118L1t5. e* WILLIAM Blt 1., Lsq. in the Chair, The lierchants, Underwriters, and other Sulp:cribers to this roo.e, having heard the Iteport *tithe Committee of the Pa now Fund, %ride to a Meeting of the Stetscribert to that t.tiunion Oil i;c lath in,tant, and having comitlered the same, lt , •olvcd u animouslv, That this Nieetine feel it incumbent them to continue their support to the Patrictic Faun ; and 1:.; the :um of 500.11. 3 per Cent. l'omnli.huc4l A Mlnille9 be et-ferred from the steel: beloneing to he'Subwriber,, to this Mow, as a farther contributiuu to that benevolent and Lawns! [E -NEW YORK JOURNAL), Jomi . id.. From the commencement of citle.iOntroVerty with England to 66 preterit, tautitattl••we• have beam fixed in a lu•lief, that Refit/40ot 4 tteiltast and vigorous opposition to fide tyranny by evagy means of retaliation in ourfpowi•r would- hotia her to respect our rights.' Ciinviticed of a pretle termined hostility to our commerce--of a rioted enmity to our prosperity, growing out or lot ra. solutiottary struggle—of her alarm at oar inertias. nig strength, which threatens, and will one (layover %shell], her northern colonies, wu have nut faith! • every OC . Coccasionto direct the "Meatless of the yeti; • l•••••t. plc so each new outrage committed by her agents. • Because we have been tilt,g sedulous, in awaken ing a just j..:alousy towards England, we have been charged by the minions of England with a predilection for Fraitce, although in every re mark relative to foreign nations, we have pre served the most scrupulous impartiality, except where the interest of our own country mingled hi th discussion. IVe hare without hesitation and without reserve, declared in favintr of the Jeffer sonian policy, and have boldly adhered to the measure of restrictions, which, had it been pur sued for three months longer, ts wild have saved the nation. ♦ Tllll.llll EOF AN kTOM Y. 131.1-A Ellf-STREET, CR LAT NI A ftIiIiOROLIGH-S rR ELT. r IIE Autumnal Course of Lectures on Ana -1 trnny, Physiology, and &merry, will he commenced fm Monday the id of Octottr,•l6J9, at Iwu o'Cluck, by Mr. BROOKES. Anatomical Conyertatinnes will he held Weekly. when the dif•rent Subjects treated of will he diieus...sd familiarly, and the Students' viesto forwarded.—Tu these none bet Pupils can be 'dunned. • • . - r Resolved awsnintoudy, That the thanks of this Meeting be ven to the Chairman for his able conduct in the - Chair. The 'ileremots, Underwriters, and others, Subscribers to lord's. who enjoy the pleasing satisfaction of has ing led to le establishment of the Patriotic Fund, at the commence lent of t i prcseut war, fee! themselves justified, hY the es erienee of sit years, in recommending this latulabli; and me itorions liutitutiou to the support of their e4itiatryi.sen. ~ z 1 7. ~~ 4„ „:Aic S ., ~, ~ . f~ Spiciest Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, amd replete will, every Consenienre, are rope all the 'Morn* far the Purpose , . of Dissecting and hailed/Ig. %There %It. Btul4e* at - lend. to direct the Students, and demonstrate thr various parts as O:v appear on Idissectios. The Ise- ortesiesees iwittaffy attending. Anatomical Iluvestigu nom, arc counteracted by an antiseptic Process. Pupils may be ace sitimodAteti in the House. Gentlemen ecatilisherl In Practice, desirous of reoetviiiie their Atiatonile cal Knowledge, rear lie accommodated with au Apartni.ml to dissect in privately. They aresolicitous, at the same time, to call their aJtets -419 10 that altered state of public affairs, far which the m oo is indvltte.l to the valour of nor brave defenders : to the lasost catire annihilation of the natal force o f the m eat y, hie has crowned the gallant exploits of British leariwn to the hope: or ultimate success which the courage, dis pink., and hrtnnes, of British soldiers have inspired in those, .r u hose delis erance from a perlblinws umrper they are at ii; motuent tanking them nt heroic evertimu. SCIIEMIL . ' ... 4 4 4 I • Resides XliV, Arc. ALL TO RI; DRAWN IN ONE ' DAY. Q‘vivr and CO. resnectfally inform the Pub. 1.0 lie. that TICKET 6 and !MARES are on Sale at tbei; Otlce;, No. 11, Pouhry, No. It, Charing Crows. and 31. Aldgate ilighsired. The Scheme of the present State Lot tery is nen, mid affords the Adventurer an opportunity of gainide the iusiorose Sum of X 80,010!!! which luny be ob tained to iiiirehasing the whole of a Number, or in propor tion tor' auy part. fiekets and Shares a ill be higher before the Way: Mg. ~~ NEW SPORTING PUBLIC.ATIONS.• Anil now that the trauma-relent ellbrtc lIf•V:Iloar displayed the heroes who have led, and by the brave llSell v% Ito have ► nohl% ftifinwed in 11w Cause of our Coontry, have wowed w freedom of these si limbos,. it may surely he expected that otte gencrous inipuke ana l feeling, which at a moment of real gener.il ;darns iodured all tanks to join in the laudahle licleavour to susistrite the eiforb of our Defenders, v ill he lumina! alive to their merits and sitfering4; and that so long s the present rimiest shall last, " the Itritith Seamanaud the flritolt Soldier may alike confidently trust, that those who are dear to him wide living, will, in the event of his falling io the sacred cause, find Friends and tivardians ita a grate ful and generous Country." (Signed) WILLIAM BELL Chairman. Printed for LONGMAN, HURST, REES, and ORME, Paternoster-row. I.RURAL SPORTS. By W. B. DANIEL. In :1 Vt.lq. Stn. price £7 17s. 6.1. and in 3 Sohl.. Svo. price Xi st. in Boards, new F.ditions, embelli,lied with 70- beautiful Engravings by Scott, from Drawings byithe mod celebrated Artists. . . •.* To the present Edition the Author has made,. fonsidee able Additions and Alterations, and severahiew Platen are added, engraved by Landseer, Tomkins, and uthersy lt '2. The SPOItTSAI kN'S CABINE I' t or correOrDeline atimr; of the various Dors used io the Sports of he Field; including Pie t'anine Race in general. Cottti4ting f a Seri em of rich and masterly Engravings of every dibfi t Itreee front original Paintings taken Jeom Life, purpo,elyd for the Work. By P. REINAGLE: - A. It. A. Wild clerant EnKavings by Scott. In 2 Vols. Duper -1 . oy al ito. I'rice .1 i •s. in Boards. - al ' PRESENT PRICE. Ticket Half. 0 0 ..... st"l 17 0 Quart( r 3 IS 01 Si swath . L 9 0 1 170ItK and LEED:i New Commodious, Safe, Cheap. and Espeditinso POST COACIIES will set out Iglus the GO LI)E CROS4, Charing Crow, and lit:1,1, SAVA(ILi, Ludgmte-1,91, ever) ruining at lutlf-past live; Brigtkrust at the Red Limo, Barnet ; dimc at the Coe:: ' 1::-- an\ Sup at the Grethlin No; Brrak fact at the Reit Lion, i)uucaiter, and orriveit L•eds hr Twelve, and York by 111% oat Nemo. There are only four Coachoseu employed, and the same tiuurd and Coach go throughout. Escr . % ever. lion has beeu, mad *ill cisoliuue to ht. made. to render t his the !sea conveyance nailer North Road. /aside, to York and Leeds, ,61_3 , . Outside, .C 4 It would have taught the rncmies of our coun try to listen to our complairols. To respect our rights, or to fear our resent. writ. k.. 4 4) It PATRIOTIC FUND. LLOYD'S, Aug. 31, ISO 9. 'FETE Committee for managing the Patriotic Fund, have great satisfaction in laying before the Pub ... the Rel.olutionw and Arldre,A oft .e Subseri hers to Lloyd's, notutininusly 1.? a General Meeting held there this da) ; lid they cannot hut expre,. their hope, that n; the truth und me of the rottitnent, of that r•-sper:able BAN nitt.t be ae nowlerlged, so the liberality of their example will be rue illy followed. By order of the Camaittee, J. P. WELSFORI), Secretary. 3. The SHOOTING DIRECTORY. By R. B. THORN HILL. lot Vol. Ito. Platet. Price £1 I ts. 6d. in liwirtis. Alto a super I;dition, with the Plate 4 coloured after Life. Price A 9 31. in hearth,. 4. SPORTING A NECDI)TES. erizinal and Select. Including characteristic Sketche, of emiwrul Perham wilt) have appeared un the Turf. By an A%I ATEUIt SPOIL I'S MA W. lu Pllon. illustrated by several Engraviar. hew Edition. Price 7i. • I Bv . 01:011.61-..11OULTON and CO. Front the Ge!Jew Crop% the ittieovrinti 6rri.tg.:-.et out, be - siule ninny others too numerous I.) : LIVERPOOL EzimEihno Pad CU.:Cile,, 11111! Ilig;li every Morning at Six. HOLYHEAD and North Wale, Mail every el ening. HOLYHEAD. ShrewAstry :sad iiirminglaiun New Post Coulee% every Iklonain i : at Nine. LUD,OW: IVnreeqer, end (ittf4rd !fail every evening, and a l'tiAv Putt coach Ttiesday,Tlturalay. and Siterilay, at Two. 5. A TREATISE on VETERINARY MEDICINE, ills trated by Plate*, with o:iieryations on Stable Manage - mein. Feedbag, Exereive, and Condition. By JAIIES WHITE, of Exeter. late Veterinary Surgeon to theist of Royal Dragoon. The Sthliti ~,,, ruibiderably enlarged. Price is. went of new Contributions alreidy advertised £6513 5 be 4ubscribet, to I.lo)d's Cl per rent. t'on.oh) sow 0 .4ernor and Company of the liauk of England 51)* 0 . If alone - alhaniel Ittnien - £1 1 - 21 0 lenty inn& Pelly• 103 0 Itiaten, askJ St. Barb* - 103 0 .& N . Carts Clarke,. B. Roardillon , William ()awe:4 - 23 0 103 _0 Andrew Ilnrrima 52 10 John Ilarrisnu 54 10 Ilarrhino b 2 10 John F. TioroekoHorton II 0 6. The OUTLINES of the VETERINARY ART, or the Principles of Medicine, as applied to a knowledge of the Stricture. Functions, :ind Economy of the Horse, the Ox, the Sheep, and the Dor, and to a more s( ientitic and stems. fel manner of treating tuck various Disedses. By DELA& BEI? E BLAINE. Processor in Animal Medicine. The whole illu.trated by Asawmical Plates. In '2 Yob. Bro. price £1 6s. in Boards. •MILFORD HAVEN, Carmarthen, Gloucester, and Cheltenham Nlail every evenia.z. CHEIaiiNHANI and Oxford New :tnd ouly Day Coach, every hitintita,r, at Six. BR I(i lITON, !cast Nem. Worthing, &fasting', Poet a. mouth, Scrutliatupt..l:, hle of Wi-tt. ito ; ,mnr. Chichester. Arundel, I.ittle Hampton, NfarOVl, Ittim4gate, Dover. Deal, Hvtbe, Falkstare, he. Ite. Concise.= dial... arid Cu. - 105 0 oho Atkins - 105 0 nnesseitt & Behrendt as b Clark and Soon SR 3 J. W. aadJ. W bitaadm 195 9 Smith and Carries 101 0 Chtzett and Pratt 18! 0 Robert Hunter __ 50 0 1. K. H. Brown 10 10 apt. T. Dandati. R.N. 13 10 . and W. Grind." 5 5 Orecoe Ikm-keit b 4 10 Wen., Drone, sad Co. 103 0 SOUTH AhILKICA. This Day wag published, Is two Volumes, bro. wiih a Map of the Country, price I►?s. Boards, BELL SAV .(CIE LUD(i:VTE• fl fi k IOUTHEND, Itochforl, and Rayleigh New , k 7 Elegast,and Cheap Coaches, renrionl v four iinotes,,tottlii HOPE TA V ERN, NOII . I il EN I),.ihrilu . .rh tiard. Rath ford. Brentwund, 011iricny. Wickford, and Wintry. ell. Every Minding nt ilrilflinst Nine, calk at the ritttr.E Nuss, am ELUL 130 A ft INNS, WE ITECIIAPEL. Performed by Ldwarl Prockter and Co. N. H. No charge w loiterer far booking Parcels. Pacter.,aer4 and Parcels also booked at the White Bear, Piccadilly. Subscriptions are rewired al II the Bankers in the United t the Bar of Lloyd's, and by Kingdom. TllE G E OGRAPHICAL, NATURAL, and CIVIL HISIVRY of Translated from the ordinal Italian of the ABBE DON J. IGNTIUS MOLINA.. To which are added. Notes from the Spanish and French VerNion4. and two Appendices. by the English Lditar. Printed for LONG3I.IN, HURST, REES, and ORMF, Paternoster-row. _ _ _ " We are particularly glad at the present moment, to be able to direct oar readers to the works of Molina, in their own language. Whatever is CRICIIIMeiI to increase nor know ledge of Smith America, is now of the greaies: importance, and the region which is the subject of the work before stv, Is certainly among the most Interestiug of that neglected world. Even Mr. Pinkerton, whom it is out easy to please, says. Molina does honour to the Cress, race ; for a more clear, scientific, and intelligent account of any country was neter written by any author of nos( age or climate. There are few, we are ioclined to think, who will not be disposed td look for themselves into this interesting and satisfactory per formance."—Edin. Rev. July, 18Ji. •. • Uheommon Cheap Travelling by the Commercial-Op pnitino L S 1.7 It CO AC It, afternoons at Half-post Three, from the BELL BA YAOK. lu.ide Pare tip Solis bur% , old), ()abide 10z. 6d. ooly I :mil all small Parcels ender one pound weight 6d. Daly fur carriage, and nn charge for hooking. Ako to Poole. throtigh Fordis Ring wood, ant tVimboarn. nfterotion, at 11411-past Toree t In side rare to Poole, vis. only, Outside Hi:. ed. only, n hich is nearly SOs. cheaper titan the Poole Mall, Ui well as per forated in nearly the ittite time. • No thaw whatever for booking of Parcels. Cie Coaeh-Oflice at the bottom of the Bell Savage Yard on the left-hand, thr..u,•,b the sec owl Gateway. NMIDDLETON, Pocket-Book and Black • Lead Pencil Maker to the King and Prince of Wales, the Original Manufactory, No. 131, Strand,opp.ssite New astle-street, begs leave to recoannetel to tie* Public his mim e lILAt K LEAD PENCILS, whose superior exceileace •ts been for mitre than !In sear unitersally acknowledged ; n-i Pencils fur drawing in cideurs ( of a late invention), To di itoish his Pencils from enonterfeits,t he mark which was for• Ira l% only Middleton, is now changed to N. !Middleton, and direction, 162, Strand, L•oulon„ staliped on each Pencil. la exteleive assortment of Pocket-books and Thread-cases, legasnly inownrd in gold, silver, and plaint a complete as irtraent of '1 ravelliug, IVritiog, and Ores.sioc-raFcs ; Gen :e.mit's Pot Let Commodes, contatitiN; evers article for 'taunt- and dressing Portable 11 riling and Oressing-desks, nil !Loxes, iu imabogan), satin-wood, leather, tke.; Wrst mg-paper, extra tine cut large Pens, line Irish and Dutch 4.711*-Was, and all hinds of Stationary; Portable and 'owning-house Letter Copying Machines. These machines, iy which writing may be expeditiously and clearly copied re brought by N. Miililletora to the utmost perfection, ad comprised in a mahogany case, which forms a complete *A; some t4) as to he of the greatest convenietwe to loose who Ka% el ; When: of it size and forts to answer the ftrprises of a complete secretaire. A large todorbaeut of 42111 . 6. and all kiwi. of tine. Cutlery. lINEILAL TEETH. ON A NEW AND IMPROVED PLISN. F.lLEUR,l)entist, No. 18, WOBURN lva I•LAt: help leave to amnounce to Cie Public, that consetittence of rarities experiment:. he is nodded to re .tininrixt A ItTIFICIAL TEETH, of a Nlineral l'repara ,l.4 as to rive complete satisfaction to those who may tab.• occmitot for such itilot hetes.— Mr. F A LLU it engage, o vapply frail one Tooth to a whole Set, a ithoot causing rain, nr itrit dim,, mid of :in appearance so very natural, as J deft the most critical observer, at the !tame lime that . .te Teeth m ...applied Irill answer every purpose of Iwts:iea ioo, cite to the voice it. natural tour and modulation ; heir fin.riiiietiiin is .to incorruptible, that Mr. FALEER en raw, to ten! tee them free of expert e, slortild they wear or :Into ;; : calutur.—Mr. Ltvaeaunlsnallls tut Artilirial Pa ate ta a manarr . peculim to hisoelf. and never before at e.,:rtetl b any t dividual.--Mr. F. it enabled to site refe- NSW... to mane rerpectable rharacten in Torn and Catinory, 4 at. b ye Irk the lkoeticial effects of his mode of Treatment, tel w tart lame been sat6fted with hia fair and remou ld • charges. Nu. hi, Uoburn-place, Russell-Imre. A ROMATIC SPIRIT of VINEGAR, (the /11. Original Inveption of Mr. HENRY, null brneglit by ,trere—ive iinprowatene! to the hien* perfection) MM. It*, in be prepared and m4l . 1110 MAS Aid WILLIAM 111\ II , t Nlancheitier. Thi. agreeal.tr perfumed Mentor is composed ofhlghly enn vtitrated Viorgar, joined with the most pito...mot Arosnatirs I..telli:.trions Antiseptics. Its pungent ildottr reit:lees it ey ,eu-,•;y &rateful and salutary in Head Achs, Fainting., and :I all Places of Pablie Resart, (as 'fheatres, Courts of Jo-- LE ' he.) :14 it CUenteMCIS ilw bad ranch of heated awl 6 ifilAir. Ii is also the best Antidkite agaiiot lite iufectiou of II t.'not.te,i. us 4iseusrs. .%1 there rt re ninny spurious and inferior imitations, nntler hr !Arne mid Niutilar names. some of v. hiril are fallacioasly erefentesl PS iillpruvemetsts, the Public are trimester! to li-ene that the names of 1'11031A4 aint v. 11.1.1 A S 1 ; I.N Alone;tester, ::re enr:ravud un each stamp, and n.•uitted in the glass of enc:s h:ot le. .kItONIATIC SPIRIT of Price ?s. A. t':l it 1 p lucin t le4) is u•kl wholesale and retail. by Bay :tn Unek,pur-itre:t. (the only Agen6 in Lua•l•at i..t I • -1-e.l by theyroprietorr;) where may he had. Spliage 1.."% e Corael,,w, Crystal, &e. A6O iIEN V'S CALCINE!) MAGNESIA, In hittles nt tid. and larger ' with Ri au 'toppers, at :a(h; their name, being on taeslamr. I.OUSGING BOOKS, or LIG!! I' READING. T has long been a subject of complaint among I the Lovers of ENGLISII LITERATURE, that our Language has been dr6cient in lounging, or parlosr-window it0,11,-. The under-mentioned have, therefore, berm printed chiefly with a %iv* to supply that deficiency, and it is pre sumed they will be found to combine elegance, good taste, sound prineiple-, anal the requisite eruditioa with their pro fri-ed 'objects of variety and anureinent. OXONI ANA. coexisting of Anecdotes, Extracts from scarce Books and MSS. Original Letters, apd Historical :ad IliMeaphical Farts connected with the University of Ox ford, or to be found in the Libraries there, 4 solvent's, plates, price !Is. bds. The SPIRIT of the FRENCH %NMI, congaing of Irani !Minns of the choicest passage, contained in the French works well known among the Literati under the title of Anus, in J volt. price Ills. I'd.. ADD IS /N I A consist inr, of Anecdotes, Original Lettere. Carimis Forts, &c. &c. connected with the literary age of Addison, in two Volumes, with many plates, price 10s. tA. in Board-. SW! 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YORK and LEEDi NEW P(hL' COACH from the IIIF.LL SAVAGE, LUi)CATE-lIILL, Morning at Blair-past Five o'Chickt through Barnet, Ihtlield, Welwyn, Stevenage, Ba!duck, Maks wade, Ha los, Begden. Stilton, Stamford, Oretham. Coltersworth, Grantham, Newark, Belford, Datiew.ter, Ferrybridge, Ind 'fadeaster. Every ezertion has and will its. made to render this the hest einiveyance on the North Road. N. B. Bs . this conveyance l'assengers and Parcels are Ihr. warded to Edinburgh and all parts of the North of England. '.• Uncommon Cheap Travellic.g by the Commercial Op. potion SA LISBUR Y COACH, afternooas at Half-past three. front the lIELL SAVAGE. Inside Fare to S.tlif - bury, I. only; Outside PK Gd. only i and a ll snvitt is arcr k under one pound weight &I only fur carriage, 510.1 no 6: urge for bookin Also to Pook, throuttli Fordiagbridge, Ring wood, and Wimbnurn, afternoon, at Half-past Three; In side Farr to Nate, lis. onlv, Oruside tid. naly, which is nearly 3Us. cheaper that the Poole Mail, as well as per formed in nearly tee same time. NoOkkirge whatever for booking of Parcels. I ry Coach-OtSce at the bottom of the Bell Satrap Yard on the left-baud, through the second ti 1111.114T0L and BATII new and elegant AJIP COACHES, with dotard titrostAhnot, and the (7oach m Rath without changing, from the E 1.1.51 V AGE, 1.0 I)- (:ATE-1111.1., every hveoinz nt Half-pmrt I ive &Clack. to the CA.`4II.F. nod BA ; and SWAN INN, MAIt Y l'OltT-STREET, BRISTOL .___ Pasieourers and Parcelshoe ked at the Three King:, and White Ike: Inas Piccadilly. N.. 8. Travellers by this Csiath have One Hour, to awl *mu Bristol and UMW) (at Bath), fur Pleasure or Huh's mess. •• • No charge •whatever fur booking Parcels for this Coach at the Bell Savage. • o • Uncommon Cheap Travelling by the Consmerrial Op- Tosition SA I.NISUR Y COACH, afiensomos at hair - p as t hree, from the RI:1.1 SAVAGE. inside Fare to Salis bury, 16. olds Outside I Os. 6i l . only ; and all surd! Parcels nailer one poised weight 611. only fit carriage, ancl tin el.arAe for hooking. Also to Poole, Oil one, Foriiingor c iolgeN Ring wood, wa d Wi j ob t ,urn aftensuun, of Half-pa Ft three; In side Fare to Poole, 4is. only, Outside Ins. wt. Dilly, which I. nearly 30s. cheaper than toe Poole Mail, as welt as per. funned in nearly the same time. charge whateves for booking of Parcels. Coach-Oltwe at the bottom of the fled anew Yard on left hand, through the *mod Galena/. • ___ ifirelFll) UR V ' nod 1* Ott &vol.- UNDIiR-EIME, UNION CA/ACHES. /rift PUBLIC are respeetfidly informed, th e UNION COACH will b: connoted by a NCH Set of Proprietcrs, and st ill continence running from the Bell Sisitzr, Ludgate-hill, on SATURDAY next. the lith hut. and t.br the present, vs ill continue in run from the Roll Savage even klooday, Wednesila%, and flats day afterneoss. at half past Two o'clock ; and from the it Ar.es fan, Stroud, every Sunday. Toe:dlr. rad Tharmlay, at Twelve o'clock, and from tke Sitan lots, at Woonon, at Llcren o'clock at Noon. Pert ',met! by HAYWARD, PROCKTCR, and Co. filrinidwater, Jaw 14 ; 1609. C . Alas! that wholesome policy was abandoned in the very moment of its fruition. The malignity of party drove the timid Representative from his post, and the credulity of the public listened to delusive talcs told by British pensioners and par tisans. The mask is now off, and every silly eypecta lion ef redress from British justice is defeated. No more do we hear it urged, that Mr. Jetler sno could have settled amicably nine months ago. The dupes wito gave in to this doctrine now per ceive they are entrapped, and acknowledge that perfidy which we have so lung and so unavail. ingly predicted. But months, perhaps years of embarrassment must atone for their credulity and precipitation. Britain is now supplied—she is no longer dependant—her hungry traffic, once 'destittite of the memos of seppurt, and her ex. tended navy once in want of stores, has now a tem. porary supply. Shall we increige a hope, from the unanimity which seems-to prevail, that there are yet mea. sures of 'Vengeance in store for es that may reach the vitals of the common enemy of mankind ? `Every eye that we meet is marked with con trition, or glistens with resentment. England is apparently without an advocate. There are, indted, th ose who lisp something like palliation for her conduct. The Editor oldie Evening Post, who has fur years been the constant and uneetts_ lug apolop,ist fur England, has already laboured -titeoatet three lung Essays, under the title of " The Case fairly and calmly considered," to convince the nation, that if. Mr. Erskine has ex ceeded his orders, the Ministry of England aro not bound by his act'. There is scarcely an ident in creation who would fors moment believe that the British Ambassador had snrpassed his instructions. No, it is worse than perfidy float can thus misrepresent it. He dared not contravene them—he could not have miscon_ calved them—the proposition was specific and de- Ilemo2e !sour Non-intercourse, and roe will reintale our Or4ers in Council." This is a subject ou which there can be no ambiguity—it is clear and distinct as the sun , at noon day. Nay, GcOrernmeetty it is said, have seen Mr. Erskine's instructions; time after time, assurances have been given by tb.at Minister, that his arrange ments would be finally adhered to, whatever might occur previous to their passage to England. Can there be any doubt of his instructions, when, at ter promulgating the new Orders in Council, issued in April, and which excited a degree of alarm, Mr. Erskine still persisted in the declaration, that the preliminary arrangements would be ratified, when kno:rn? Stupid, iettorant, or iniquitoui must he be, who can answer affirmatively. It is in vain to exptq't aught but injustice from the prosent Ministry of England. IThe remainder of this Paper, r:hich is of coleidernhlt Iri h, contnios p rhilippic against Mr. J ♦eal° N, the British Envoy, and concledes si it h an earnest recommendation to the invernment of the United States not to treat with Mn,, simi lar to that which was catered into by Congress during the American war, nut to negoc:ate with Mr. (;6011111t JONR STOse, who was seat out by Lord Noarlfs Adatiaistration]. NEW YORK, Jece 28. By the British ship, William &Fining, we hare received Port-au-Prince papers to the let instant, from which we have translated the following ar. tide : Front the Porl-atz-Prince Gazette of Jay 1, 1809. Extract of a letter from a native Haytian at St. Domingo, to his friend in this place (Port-au. Prince), dated June 16. " After the long siege we hive sufferel, and having Main* red all the calamities stoat-he:l thereto, reduced to the food of every species of animal that coup he found, and the small partials of stale pro%isions we ha•i nu hand, ne have at last been obliged to surrender to the British, who blockaded our part, and prevented our receiving any .upplies. " The terms of capitulation are, that the French are fo de liver np the tawa, with all its ammunition, goes. &c. and the Fatalists ri , e to furnish venTl, to transport toe !'reach garrison to Lumpy." '4 ' V , • 11 , r - , 1. , • ft.