The Statesman. — London, England, 1815-08-16 00:00:00

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CHESTER FIELD PACKET, il6 a C, tinmuded , hv S' AR R•VVI3 - 00, and fitted up in an elegant : 44 r • natiikr, with esery convenience for She nrcssanandoti , m of ag e l l p A - s eni .4 crs, SAILS froin SOUTHAMPTON eVery TUES. ' - 1 ,, NA ,. Ds V. sit No.'s, for ILIVR E DE CRACK Her 'superior 22 4 "..7, t wi t Age terriers her roomy ant conamodion3, while her superior F i -h;; ,a,lit,,,..bres her a quick pa.srige. I)iligenees which travel as fist asrlie Post Set out dolly from Oa' 11 1 In-Ivre far Paris, a clistance• cot ekeeeding 114 English tore., I n T r "- ' soil at fares far atare rensoriabai Ann :my of Ad public car. I t• e ' l l /hem in Englnnd. The road is most ricellent and beautifully I - Fp pirtaresque the lu Imirney. on • . Capt- STARR WOOD will be happy to give every ia- • Pike' h 1 rianiiim in hi, power. and killers oddresrvini him, nt his . 4 p i l ouse. in Erenrh-street (post IllitM),' Wilt be lily atten dedii to. K. 8..- The abase P AM ANS staaakat Vf ater.elovets fur , i Lalits II d ComtVaien. . 'I.: , .• -- ' • Dental ---•-• - •• . PA I / SNVIVI' and Co. respectfully inform their Friends sty for anal the Public, that the SMALL LOTTERY, villain- • - 'se only 5,000 Tickets,. wO4• begin and Sahli Drawing on VALI iVII/ RSDA Y, 241 h of THIS MONTH. The Ich.me counties I Cued Prizes of .€30,(00 2 - 4300 1. A LI. 0 S • 405 . -t - : 1,050 3 -30 J &c. dte a . de. Polyg• mad 3,OOOCUI I NEAS Will be paid in GOLD, fur the Prises of this cafe C Lstseisv...._, A ~* . Siliall lii het rind Shares on Sale at swum sti4 ce.'i °Aires. i lions A I t Nu. iI, POULTRY t I . 314 - At:IIHATE HIGH- In fun I. Cit t RtN.C.i-CROS, g I . . . •*5711.15ET., " • .. r i .41.1. IN ONE DAY. . • diem. TAT 12 I 40iTEity of only 5,000 TICKETS, Dr- S.' To he I)rann 24th of Ant ust, • Cantons. a 'rind rime . r .130.0031, and - and c.• -Edo' ;• 1 3,000 Cill/ IN :AS in GOLD 1 M. D. Tiro SCHEME. .4....... 4.10.000 .... it ... .reno,ollo '2. F 1~ l• - 2.1 4 . - %too staled 1 ...... .........s . 1.050 . 2 . . 500 ' • • 1400 . Letter Mint 9 a 0, t - , . • *O . I.* • . ~ - 4,2i10 Corr., ..3 3 6151 • 4. 'I - ' - - - - 1 4 . he ,.... co , ' tended 11 - WO • culaill SlO • ' ' '''• • • 43 .. . 7.503 fie Slll *V Ist DUMB Illanha •10 each...• •• • ban price I • . , 5.• 7 1......-.... .-.4.---• i , , Lois) Tickers. • . 5C50,01 1 0 iof' "" 44 • - •• Mei- 4 ............ -.. P TV 8: . 11 .4101 whit rec e ive .elO 0000 Mare, ntakiag £ OWL biamila 4 TICKErr• .04 SHARES nye no vale 11% 1111.111Altii.01.1, Edon.. 6. I- GODI)LUCK. sod Co. rsoirstrs•ars for the preying Loiter., at their Office., Carman and Cboaterventsi. s h-i sold. so Eferelf P l ' l °' 1 0 Uwe.. in the Last !reentry, 11. 79 a Prise ..f ,C l so,o3j, 'm g Feli..v Itu. 6.497, a Guldeu Prise of Ow Tlnsusatia Got..eas, is Rifle !Ili" -vivo. IL _ ~* .4.- - sralntut WATE-R Lob viniscirt P i tt. M. e. *Cary •of Weft Tmeyo, Jo. a kid. IS 5. T 1 I. i T the G gNEE,A1 4 MEETING held at this la Oa e, Repelled. f 461 1 4 is '. Th a a •Gen.r-1 So , arription of ali classes !ie ..past. foe I.- Ilerial Head and Remit of the Families of she hrnve B. to lilted, a-41 1. 4 its.. VI ituishell Potterer, ei the 11111 TISH ". gg y w ader I o tow marsd uf the i louronos WELLING I 411 i, Li r y 0 • the 4s-o. Virtnry of Nate Ist • istoil 10. •'s .. • r• 1 laths P ; e r., a 'lilt to h v- het • nr n iv tr f o t ,ht in the Pelmet Campaign." 1):t 4 •,, 11 hainiur Soto., i ii•tioost me 111.11\ 11% I. .% vs.u.s....er. 6 tuba tie Ai r ark. I abba. Eiloolorgh, Glawleao, Liveipsitss. Mniumesims 'tw A. 9 ' 1444VM M,rig 81, P11.1111141161111•i0 I. Leeds, Yor k. Eseter. ;et T h i rd ~ .her Cairo nod 'Fawns of she E.., pint. a. 41 use depeuded too is • Bo ✓ be 14.1cru in-t Western C- laiti•s am V•p mdm4ries las Is Id Its li-e Lie, tier of the King'. Letter, owned - by the aatho• p. • Ai ity of time Ibroaco.Ritelot, to the Alcamo...op, Collecsism sire "gu t 11.. oak ii•g wader suede diversion, by the (:solv e of itultrectr% A gthti i g ;,u , ..cre l .! 1) e est 'heir Cl.nrches and l'..ri.hr-.__Cer the I.lset a D a 11 , -• it9rerer. ilt V 1 airs 1014, of the SRI mu 1!..e reusen.as.l ..f re..d Mamaal the ghat 44 W Ie;LLIN ;TON, , S 41 .: alba of the Pftl.lsslAN ARMY, under toe essa.nutid of W E.. al II ,riatal Prince BLUCHER. If Ammo., of Sub:rriptions already ativer.i:e.l £107,5.0 13s. 6d. TII t I'URTIIER souscatreions: Mr. 3. .1. C. Miura. ter, on nrcoant, by J. 11, diere,OrJoia. cc mute, Iliht, Esti Mayor X ItKlO 0 I Toper ,C2' 2 Frost& Ii .mt hai der at ~. Mrs. Mim2riliere 1 1 Els., in Cambridge- 3,1 ' 51.cter Henry Mintar- shire '2 0 J n dice, and their Ser. I Subscriptions hereto al le V.‘lll 11. 111.61. Edinburgh for pars of I.!...rritions in the Cif t , Scoilitnit, to I I t so Aug. k or York, n•ot.!lt,d neviserl by Rt. Joinin- g ha W. if. Heaton, stone, Esry. on ac- ts, 11.-q. .Wat or of York, count, about 1)00 0 ; 1115 41'i ..11:.l IWO 0 -- A . b crap ices al Gins- ' At Rob/sits and Co. ' , 1 ,4 . ~.n..., a :viied by she S, and . r. Spence 5 5 Di Clitimitlivi as heguo. Ayre s and Son 9 5 4 an,sit:t la , tail 0 James Itensha v. 10 Igt r e 's ' 4 .• , •14.51freiiiseneem ' 10 :0 Turner am!S ns bU U ,1 18 f 4 , John hey. - fools l Rev. B. Wittolorom 10 10 /19 the Ihsonnsk isitteiu• pet, Ciao. Nock }. Its, ..g. lu tO • ' relk 4 Coml. 4 awn.. eft r it C. Not hells -- I pocket• . The Pose 0 limit .s k) I'. Sump- suntan)) 1 0 d saik,lp..). E . g . Si. and (1...,. VD irk e, per Cur• ~ F.A.S. 1161. ;.4. Si. • ties a .d' C... . 2,) 0 Stat. 0 .-.-- Subscriptiais in the At Ram Inwnotts. Tadao at Mossebe.ter. - etattitet kirle by the .In ftsh Asst. 307'0.1244AL T 7 issues 'ope; Joh.. Orreow It, Evi. T 0 cr. Al • fit.oghtun, Rr.....sima.l is, I)tir• 4 litstolswionshite -Sir Main 351 Li . 1 . Dalstily. sot. In. Shore of Pr St Oil (Un- teen 14 habisioss of the P.- ilium ...Lied 111 coke. . , eels., 4 'Jo, ~i •,•. 24 4 quenre .4 the W wer. , lion. a Colteird at Cardignn • s I.si V ovn.rj 'h4. 6.4. Sd.. TORO I. Ciner,n l.y s 0 ltev. Coliertiou at the rhavvl dais It. I cliie.b s ia . its . 9 4 ;a cadet. Ma t fr. 1 .. e i t"'' hi" • .5.• , :.104P... ..f t pion &ILI of July, otter a saiisfle 4 ROO. it, twat Row, by Discourse by she !ter. Ile 11.. i. R. ii. . -J. cookesh 50 0 Shorn s Mess .!1. 5.. Sal. Dr. Nulsoots. Tutors 0 P.egu g.e c igy of t. se- nod sieholarsuf &thug Rid Academy SO 0 C. eat. T O smith, it An It blew* k 1.1 0 At Chntleris and Cis. said ti! L'lhle• l'anid ft 5 C..lieoli .... in the the Lo* Parish works hr 1 1 141 of a Play at of Clifton, comae Itf 11 1 y . Y in his 1 4e &airs. at Pvt. to.nucesirt by the Dint w ), tort. Int John Stentoo, Rev. John Mene- t," - g • MART a •• ;wager 10 10 span 1351. an. 4 d. sold ~ ei . lecisons in the Put- Collection :.t Si. V.ol'o, 1.4 -hit 1, t!-4.4....f Ormerhy nod in the rOnsity of oi),u- -d Loot., in yoiksiire, ce.ser, by the Rev. I h , the IL:v. •3. 1). • James Olive 53 3 , ho W'ln a 421.91. 11 0. 1 I • --- is • bewggim et Warmia- At (farmed mad Co. I Raw ly arr, riser s Di coarse Il•sii..r flainiston 111 10 Ilhowe 9 by the Rev. NI. . Iter- . 1 hums.lS..rion Powlett 10 9 "MUNI Leo 6.11: 16 , .10d. J. P. 2 u had 1191 4 i•eh.oks, Etergrician • --- • 1 N. I 0 si sinneinster, the . At ).lit} J's. ! Co. F sisam ) of ode Mikes • Wiliam Neville 10 10 slim. on tic. i, aat his 'Lettere I B lailti; Sl.aw ti al Steel I • I t • .''.• ni as the Rip- Adtntostl S. Cornish Id 10 hams. tat V. Il I itig lit Wilt- - Cnllectian al Little • moose' 11 *lower 2.10 Saddow 151. 74. 6•1. I nod Cu s All Commuoixatinnsii...l Nonce ric Sobs•crip:lnns are rcguest- ter. g w In 191 sddresstd to the Cumsnince at 551 City of London , ditto ; r... 0, I ditto; titelbrsiptinirs sire rerr'ived at Ltnyi's ; nt the City of London : ri , Antal a %Veri , pod by ati the Laille.-rs of she Olen.- u•olitt. • dins; ilia Afloat. J. Y. W I ;I.SI'ORD, Set Vets r ,. 1 ditto, • ._... • • " The Oasis fur ishiell Uiativast jslt ies the feed, sod !rinser dyed es the scalfotd! BOOKS PUBLISIIBD THIS b4l • BONA R. Ikon. srwed, prier 2-, 6*. GItOGRAPIIICAI. end II IS rOItICAL AC• CouNT OF THE ISLAND OF ST. Hrt.F.NA, Of athroveri lay the Portafeeme; its Climates PepuhdL•oi iannen of the Inflabliams; Mastsuiu•.w Apses, and S.u.ssh. • Natarallheetarkv. Tin %hick are sultalisehl brief Mem*, NAPOLEON BONA PARTF. dating hi. Sesiusiat at t heal , t, his sabyrapin ai Suireaer and Appearance of the ties* *hares, Rad Iti. *oaf Tnuar r to the Nottbamh4l.ind. Gem, loiaod tor at..fielens. With a Pittaret.que Vie* f P Island; and a Portrait •.F Nap iron Busom,Nate, tip. •arnl Pll heard hi. MajeAs's bi Bellerophon. l'sisied for (Lae and Feaseer, Paterart.ter.row. AMERICAN PAPERS. --,-~-- PREN4II. - P2oi'ilb; LATEST FROM Ot/ADALOUPE, Palm, Atm. le.—The following is en abstract of Neer loner, JULY M . —By the brig Minerve r t the Oelinance of the King for the orgettlaidon of . Ceptein Parker, who arrived here yesterday, in 15 tbe Departmental Legions, which ase.tocom#ool4lse days from .11asseterre (Guadeloupe), we learn tliet• New Army of France :-••• • ' . • . .• the Emperor Napoleon bad rmeappointed Count 'MIA T. di Lewis Governor of the island. On the 20th. of FORICATIONS OF MC DeltAß/1111RTAL 1111010/1111.• June, the Venerable, 71, arrived off Guadeloupe, The regiments of . infantry of theline stud ligherles - - .. with ass offer of protection from the British Govern- fentry being disbanded bee the Ordirerece ofale9gd - meat ; hat was informed by the Governor, that the of Mirth, there shall be formed a Legion in eaelt inhebitents of the eased were under his protection. Department., • .......- All the vessels in the harbour under the Heathen , Foch legion shall bear Semen, ottlee department• Bag, were periiiitted to wear their flags until the in %hien it I. to be fotored. Pert Of the•sto dials of the Emperor should,be acknowledged throughout Eue present army, betreteing to that depertateut, may be rope. admitted Into the legion. Emil legion le to &wow . • titteneLOUPlt TITCLAREO FOR RONAPAITE. of a staff', twer.battallienta infantry of the Hoe, sai -1 A taxAv nut t, Juilt 10.x-Captain - Markley, : of one battalion of foot chamfers, three eketetoeltese i the brig Rising Sun,. arrived at this port yesterday, companies forming the depot,with liberty to adder's from Basseterre, Guadeloupe, informs, that on Sun• company of sharpehaettrs and tote alartillery. Each day morning, the 1511 i June, there was en iteturrec- battalion to be composed of tight, leteereliPsr of lion in that island—the military and citizen.; de. which one of greeediers, six of futileers a •astd on* of. Glared for Bonaparte--the Governor resisted, and iu voltigeurs- The regimental staff to ariedst• of on consequence was put under arrest until the nest day, Colonel, One Lieutenant.Cotonel, three Chiefs. of when he agreed to come into the measures, was re- flotation, one Alajor, four Arbutents..Major,• one hoard, and a salute of 21 gene fired, and the hi. Treasurer, one Captain r.f Clothing, one Peyetaster„ coloured flee hoisted. The British Admiral Dor- one Standard. Bearer, threw •Assiateet-Satgeotni-e. him. in, the Venerable, 74 gun ship, arrived off the Total. IS. Tlte•total strength of each legiost is • tot island gams veer, mid sent a messenger on shore to comprehend 1.057 men, of whom 105 Officer., and the G vestment-house, Mho remained but a few 'ed. 1511# inferior,• or nos-commissioned offilenemad solo owe., and returned oss board, and the ship made sail doers. : .. , . for Nlattinique. It was expected the island would -• . Tirli.g.lt • be declared 111 a %lute of rigorous blockade, or an at- In c ivirstlfo CM IittArO 4 I I IEPIV•Or 1 1 • 1 11051111451111111 • tempt made by the Britiats to set pos. ssion of it.— • LINE, AND LIGHT laItANTWIT. • The inhabita Ili S declared their determination to resist, The M' • ter of the War Departmeot is to appotat at all hazards, any attempt 4.f the kind. General Officers, and other Officers of rank, under A few days beton. Captain Markley sailed, a Tel. whose superintendence this disbandingla (nem eatte cuted. Asa preliminary measure, the Colonel com e sal arii%ed in 21 (Idyl from France, under the whit• d ig , with di ve : c ep., which i t wa s sup p ose d h a d mantling each corps or ditisiois ef tire "mating army, given rise to the insurrection which took place after- is te make out two litre of-each deoartment ; the first to contain the names of all tee Officers belonging ta ward., when the island declared for Bonaparte—she bad been taken pos,essisut of by the British, and or- each departmeld ; the other• the names-of all Oahe. ferior °dicers and soldiers classed departelentallyin dered for blerlinique but on arriviog off there, was gibe's up and came into Guadeloupe. the same manlier. Foreigners, -.awl others without fine] domicile, are allowed to name the department-to The f o llowing is the Proclamation issued by the which they chase to :be attached, for the purposes Governer of Guadeloupe aft e r he was set at li- , betty ; — i • further specified inthis Ordinatiree An account.of " RV THE EMPEROR—PROCLAMATION. fthe services of each Officer, under Officer, and sol. 44 Soldiers, National Gua r ds Inhabitants of Gm- ' tiler, is Reale same time to be. made out ; and if the .', an accountablm,. delnupt,—Fame hits already conveyed to us the in- ,' military chest Juts funds sufficieut,. the arrears due to i• T•r e V , •l*. 1! . psi. r 1.;.. tellieinsce of the return to France of Napoleon in his , each- are te.be paid off; -if trot pat 'HE Ne t. FAMILY ESTATE; or, least and wt, triumphal march from the Gulf of Juan to the Thud et ' c ertificate is to be steamed. The, Offu:ers And o ipai - BV Me, ROSS.. .:, ; lesies. Nut a drop 'of blood ewe 'hal, not n single titers of each department ate then t eche formed itre:/o. • • -"• 1 It* ire 64 The Cowin," • mnd-rn Calepre" 4 . 4 Strilacvcs people and distinct detachments, sled to. be marched , undee Oar act of signior Obircimitl. The love of the of Lindearl.l.," &r. &•. ' command of the senior Officer of the high" At rgel . ,' ; the enthusiasm of the army eff e cte d all. i Printed r..i. A. K. N l'W U % N ..44 ::... Leaden% WSW* t. Tee 'a. loveg adi tar pishli. ed this Auto... " There is riot now a single place its France where with clothing, arms, &c. according 40. the , bud U id al's 0 11(1 4 . a . Ite.hs the Aqua r of Mooireithei or, the IH-coloured de and w h ere system, to the chief town of their repeeetigitelepitrte r o assnnsods t rid, g does slot wave, the mews, receiving the usual 'Homages 41 oolditirg duo love of the liitioll is .1101 unanimous towards the , 'tit Si AL EVENTS i . 4 . T. e An:ip *des to Romance, by i marc h. . .el Mar of ill , S dor .said S ildir• It . 1444 . is restored to it with so much eclat. TITLLE In. .., „,.. • ... . - • TILDA ASO MALEK ADMILL, by Mad. Cottle, 6 °:', " rig " %./4 " The olieistelial dispatches which we receive by 1 Edition. 4 v.. 1.. ) . . I.XAAIINATIOW 07 THE TROOPS ON THEIS. REACII4G .IZ IHEfa UE MOKBRA V I or, The ilrir of Doug- the packet Agile, from the French Government, . . EACH HEAD TOWN OF DEPARTMENT. - .a It .ma.or. 4 vol.. A Kt, t FEU D• ; or, Forloo•• • , }roll,. 1 Mosel. s ".. leave IM aOubt but that we and the colonistsw,ill. On their arrival at the chief pla4 of each depart. .01 . te ti ICH: er. Din.wwie Orcurienie., by the emse coincide open thir great event in the desire o f t he "sent; the Officers having first been reviewed by the ihor. S.-roi.d Editi•o. 2 •••lii. .Government for the re-establishment of the Imperial Geue . a/ fognmoud . log I the department„are to be ale. se ael 14; EACT•.; or. Which is ht. Wire / 4 e.d.. ~k)yeasty. Prechter' this desire, Colonists end Sol. lowed, if they require it, leave of absence for: fags slier!, by al! heisting the tri-coloured cockade, which ' months, with. furlough pay : if .they do not tell,. it_ _ . ,ires.• : 25 years of glory here made illustrims.: • • Let, us ne- • . such lease of shscucc, they are tiogemain at the ch ief ver separate from the Great Family, and let us merit place of the department Its full bet bk For. the me „Ft . or : the glorious title of true Frenchmen. ' carrying into effect the errangemetsti respecting the . " Guadaloopmmis and Soltli..re, 'I rely upon your under • officers and soldiers, a. Council ILO be Ginned,. w loyalty, your.getrosity to concur with me in main in each department, of which the Prefect is lo be foisting the ortlerAnd tranquillity of the colony, and. President; assisted by the General commandieg. the in causing pttsoos and property both public and pri. de,tafirens, and the Captain ot•tne gendarmerie, or gale to be respected. Let us banish from our hearts ' local Police : this Council is In examine ell the lute. 'led from our thoughts every sentiment of hatred er rior officers and soldiers es they arrive; to disciserge 'of recrimination' . ' those unfit for service ; those under the, height, of 44 Etter; individual who shell disturb the fuddle four feet eleven inches, French measure.: tbose who order, shall be. poetised with severity, have served eight years or upwards, if they require to 4 , Lung live,the Emit. nor ! be• discharged.; also married mess', and those whose. e Havel of the ais eon no w 14a.. r Terre. June IL • ~ The o.,vemor Li .,,, t ,„ a „.. 6 ,..„. 1 I , hi, Majesty o f presence at their homes is necessary for the support Of tae iciiisa ut Ciaaalciveree amt llrprod . r 1 ,.. , their families.. •• Comte de taltiOte.'' Those having claims to pensions are to address 4 .• them to the proper authoritile: those who phase no ! means of subsistence at their places of domicile, are .attached to the provisional companies, to receive the same pay and allowances as trouts in depot, or on It garrison duly. I The soldiers judged by the examine% Colonel to he ! not susceptible of discharge, are destined to enter the departmental legion, being allowed, if they require it, leave of absence for two. months. . I- : - TITLE IV. 0110ANISATION OF DEPARTMENTAL LEGIONS. : The War Minister is to present to the King a list of the general and superior officers whom it may be proper to charge Willa the organization of the depart , mental legions ; MSG - a list of the Colonels, Lieu tenant-Colonels, Chiefs of Battalions, and Majors, who will form part of the Legions. With respect to efficers, all who have served as such, and who have not res'gned, or been placed on the retired list, of been intruded in the King's guards, are entitled to be •inciaded in the new organization. —Those officers desiring to be thus employed, are to be examined .by the Int:iector-General, conformably to instructions to be furnished to him by the Minister for the War Department, and the Inspector-General will make a special report accordingly concerning each officer. This Title contains a number of regulation. re. specting Office's' peocions, and their right of retire• input,—which is absolute end without eaception to Officers of the highest re k after 25 yen rb' service : to Officers of iufetior rank after YU )ear • : and to all who are above the age of 50 years, whatever may be the time that they have served. The Officers Acting into retirement, in consequercr of the stew organi. wee, of the army, are to Ititte.the fullest allowances granted to tbs.,: respective ranks, by the general re. gulatious of the army. ' - WEIITALLN BIBLH, PAKI' VI. One Guinea i inn an Large Paper, Pro.of liaree•si , mq al sue Plaie., pr•re I . lkoGaisow-. DART the •St XIII or tbe 1101. Y BIBLE, !ignited It fel Emig-41/Np.'Sr_ chattel lieinh, hone by Richard We-1.111. Eaq. 'ART VII., which sill 4-.64114.4e site W .rk, is nearly rea far Pablicarioa, N... Flrei ,U A BLE WORKS ON HOT NY. DLISMFD AT HORACE'S HEAD, No. O. FLEET-STREET. A SY NOPTICA 14 COMPENDIUM of BM -cm TISH no rAN V (from the CINNI M to Iyßntnia inriesive); artnetted afire the Liptlede; .iy•lent ; cerstaluitig she essential Charrehrs ..1 the Groves. the tip. - Converters, linel•sh Naivetes, Places of (Trost:., S.ril, mot tom Colour of the 111 ;wen, Tones of flowesing. Dora.. nctl Reference', to Fisllll4. By JOHN CALPINE, A. L. 11. fonlienp Own. with a Frontis i ries . e. I'. i r be boardw.. We toile the liherty to recommit-0 Mr. 0 ,I,ovie's (7,• • pro. of Hwhish Boffin, (which is rotted iwarl* a twww•lot trf knith's •Consi eadio.tt P..trun Bricone:ele..l it 111 soil 140.111 !flonouidious pocket c its Bannerol Ea' us.hosb." lin. Review. • FLORA BRITAN N ICA. Anetore Jae. KI Smith. Socletatiw Liaaes.tte IN &e. V looses and Three in Bvn. Price It. fr. 61.• its h shed,. 'LETTERS on the ELEMENT; of RII/ TANN% Ati irefted to n Lady, by the eekbiateat J. J. Minit•eau. Torn- Jilted in.° Fngl.sh, with Notes. Anil T..e 1.4 sr sldition.il Letters NBA itlai"itie thelbstent of Linhoetw. it% Thinsas Matt ,n. B. I). F. R aid 1...+5. S. The ki‘mh Edition. with Corer, ti...t, and Impfi.%einent., P. ire 9s. i . 4. THIRTY-1it:11T PI.All•S„ with Ettilanasiitib, io -soled i 0 .te 834 m 4.f Vet, gab' S. mot parti. `fly Ittlopie.l (.. the Leiter. sot the Etemem, •I If softy. Itv moo Attih.w. In 8“). Plies. %. in mud., or ei I tired, I ''S. iu 11..nri1.. T:I F. I..INI:UA(W. of 130 fAN y n Diction:lry e Ter in, ...a le USe of I;.. h.t &sew r, va opeiolly h L• - witi. I..it.oluir irl•th igt..4, Ltd an tone.i.pt 414,14141..1 ;nide/tin Perms. Is, the WINK' Ant hoe. The T.trd `41,.. 1) , acted MI I enlarged, Purr ss. n. ti a 110.)RIUS CA 7s. I' 1 ERIGILNSIS; or, a Olt 00 or of •us oi , tl I tMie. B. J Motu, Cur-thir, ,o of t.te 1.. legit and H..rticuitural S girlie*. The Ci...hits rreetr • an.: askew turd hp) Freile it, small (Nice II). 6i. in n0.a41... Cr INCOMPARABLE SUCCESS. 'WO THIRTY TIIOUSANII POUNI/ PRIZES _ SBAItED AND BY WEBB, •ia.l 1,5J1 • Drawn lot Anna-. - te3U.OOO, In One and 1 wr;ve Sitteen•h. (Being goeptilynor in lie L 41.1 le.ttrey ) 1,861 t - I),:toon 18th May - In One Q.nirter; I' no tes. hs. mod Eight Sisterinus ( Mein; the only , 11 ,. Besidca Prigto of 81,01X.1 8500, &r. and one of • 1,100 Ouiinvis to Gold. WERE ALL 01.11) AT w kows MOST FOR 1 . 1.1 N ATE OFFICE, 11. Losifotr-sirert, near Si. Pail's. .• WEBB feels the highest sAt6reelian in in. •.•1,1106111 1 E lb" itho , a fort , wevie r%r1111•, yid r,,i4leisly.rtV rant the uric, ofG1101).1.41CK whi la .i;os ultrnded OFFICE hith-rtn... sill *roweinue Is. itorrtoplett, and shat approaching Lotirry its seared will again be Pte-rati• rinopiratioo. te New Lnitery Only SAM .tititets., with a. Grand , •of ae 04.0, and upo (*whims l Gold. will 1 e drawn f; - .SYMPTOMS. New YoRK, Sitt..T 12.—1 t is lamentable, that peace I. foists does riot produce reconciliation at heart. England seems *till sour, sullen, and hostile. TUE RLICKINO AIONOPOLY EXPLOPED. , Tha bu t r e y Of. American prisoners at Dartmoor, - • after pe . was knosit to exist ; the impressment is now certain that the .art of mansfactoeing ,IQUID BLACKING has warped the acre of fey, . (4 feat Americans tailors' since that event s and the lox. (hat there is toed has been a competition betaken' certwOottele*ebf Col.. Nichols in Florida with Col. ~, tilockiite-mokert, which be. given a lair to the blew ilawkinit, re , htive to .the . Indians in alliance with and we rim fro" actual c %impieties- say. that *MIAMI. n.,• • • . .fd ER'S BLACKING MANUFACTURE. in the I;on, • a Wq .......4ein, acc. evince deep hatred to AtileriC-, . 'mail, Sonshinark, has our decided preference. over rev d ! ittnet doubt, that suLlpoveruineot will peak by. ..ave set .e - el or made trial 4, mid lIR qil'ilitieA we fed tairetienee, and settle accounts itith England, before iisfied are :..-uch as none can excel. and f.* eattequal. REAL JAPAN BLACKING. delay IncreaSes the score, and endurance of one . • •orn at the Mansina.hhuw; before sso Right fl oe. Lord i *throng be urged a 9 a reason for hearing another. The Alava'. June 29, 1816. ► •lnnel Turrer. 111. London .Road. Southwark, in the trolgar arlagela as true of mat; tttt e - as -of private per. is sorrel. Illarkinz ' Maarfarturer smakeih Oath and eens—ebort accounts make long Mends. lb it the RNA!. J A PAN RLAC KIN G two made and'' • 1 THIt FLORIDA& • , e him, min in hi. nava proper e, at his Manufactory. le London Road aforeviol, CM intlei in he made by - the time • The friliowitig extracts of a letter from a Gentle vile... who have hitherto been employed bv this Deponent mall itt St. Maryta lathe Executive of Georgia_ leave Ruiiineri, hod is of the some quality in all respects, no little doubt of Floc . a , to having been secretly trans which, tinder: the WIII y llCS ears In I , r Diti pas 011 tilt been pre at the suid MitadfaClNr), is Seapellll, sawing, oat' " ST. MARY'S % 'JURE 10.-.1( is proper your.Ex tecopeuoy Bottles. 1 cellency should Vociw s •that•ao the 7th inst. a brig 4:: . :) a v rey aid N. transport arrived. a . t - Amelia Island,... with Co l. i? tchsl3, Capt. Weodbrne, an Indian Chief, anti his tifAßK.—Mrroliants and Shopkeeper' supplied with she sun.. They have bees asked if they were prepared to .ave Blacking. with six month.: credit. by addreaine „their take possession of the Province? Ode of them r e_ ....nand; to the Wareborne, where a single Batik may be • ; . • 4 1111 ft iltillible. • plied, they were dot yet supplied with money and .B. Agri" in th e Country,—Mills. Bollingswdrth. and Proviiious for thaptirpose--that was the sole cause P""" " 1 "; Dl V er . dilio-T Cloandirro. 00 0 0 T Dobbs, of delay ; the supply was soon expected. maker, niito; Ailaror pertiinier, dam; TO. r, ditto, . A , We can now account for the i nso l ence o f c o l . boo,e.streel, nil-mo o:1mi Beak.. erneee. limousine; din..; AietllP , di:Wr s fit6lolt Sviep*on. iron. . Nichols, and his attempting to foist himself into the mari t tl w r, " 'He d e i ni ; New. shoe-maker. Chichester; Shanthrook Creek Agency for Indian Affairs. Information has 4 Co. dilli., itutu; SWIM'. St. Jaineiveirett, Posses; Shot grocer. IrLdf-n ay lion-e, 'titan; French. Queen-nicely been received by Colonel Hawkins, that" the British tiww, pertatatc, it,,,,i,„,,,, ymixtin, owe -maker, - whits force at Apalachicola, which was only 40 or 'moots, ' , waiter. it.lifolti t Bamford und Cook.ey. 50 has becOmewhit diminished ; and their num. ,liiirOplusli Moo. cher, shit -blreel, ditto ; Farr, ditto, 1 • Packard, perfumer, Imitetter • Wm. Clotost, ditto, her of *** troops !messed from 60' or 70 to 'sibowt 300." TIIIIItSDA V, 21t6 of THIS 111ONT11. le Lettery 'Office s 11. Ladpne•streel. near SI. Paul.. . - ...~ a~ . • ~►.~. .i 42/Mr:i . . '• • .4 ilti,' 4 ~' .~ t j ~LI