The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-01-08 00:00:00

lbw 44.1lialkurd. .444 rise 1VC.441441 - ii/r/I.• DIEM, Strata: Of wlpom may be h.d. by the some Author. The COMM P.RCEand NAVIGATION orthe CIMITS lathe INDIAN OCEAN, bamtiotnelv potted, in yob. quarto. with a Portrait and tuber Engravings, pit& 41.44. is War& la Titie Vois.Blist. t ittee U. 140. 6d. M ballots, a writ gel' ballots, lilt . ^eolith 11400.1aite A4dta.04...r 11 - 11SCOURSES And DUSEKTATI()Ni nn the *M. SCRIPTIJR A L ifriCTRtNES of ATONEYitENT and SACRIFICE' sad am the ptiocitsal Arguise." .dvancird. nod the Mode of Reasonnig emplot ed. by the t ippon. ~t th..-e Doctrines, isi held by the Ratialltalied church. With an Ap. rad i;, crotaining some Strictures on hir. pelslsant's Account of the (Mastitis Setteme, hi his Ririe* rn. Mr. Wilherfone's Toentises.ticesker with Boauttko no the Version of the Ness Testament lately published by the Unitarians. By WILLIAM MAGEE, D.D. F.R.S. M.R I. A. Dean of Cork Chaplain to his Excellency the Lora Lit•utrwaLt of Ireland, late Senior Penn* of Trinity Culleie, nfiJ Pr.,. humor of Mat Iternotirt in the Unitversilti :of Dotal*. Printed for T. Cadell and W. !Ulric*, Strand, London ; and V, Blackwood, at Edlestairgh. ••• The T.hira. Volume, which ompletes the former Edi tion, is sold separatelY. ptice 106. 6d . in Santa.- la Two VolaMet Byrn. pried 184. lb battik* new Vadat, being the Elevratb, of THE ELEMENTS of CHRISTI AN LCltlf ; eaMtaining proofs of the Authebticity of th• , Maly Scriptures p•a Somimary of 'the History of she Jews.; t. brief Statement of the Cunfents of the several Books of the Ott and New Testomeots; a short Aerostat of the English Troon43-* hoist of the Bilge, nod of the Liturgy orate Church of E and a Seri phiral Ex posifion of Ate Thirty-nine An la le- of Rt - Nino. Designed pruxiyally for the aseof Vomit Students 1. Divinity. ty GEORGE TOM-LINE, Lard Bishop of Lincoln. aid Dean of St. Paul's. • iv • The first Volume of this Work, being an*lntrininetion to de Study of the Bible, is rimed separate, in Onto. 6s. in boards. Printed for''. Cadet' and W. DaVies, Sir uid. Of whom nosy be bad, by Ain same Author, A REFUTATION of CALVINISM ; anew Edition (befog. the seventh). Bro. price 144 inboards. • DERIII6HIRE Basillowdely printed in 410. witb numerous engravisigi of Viet. Antiquities. dr. ;nice M. 10s. in boards; a kw' Cotioes on Istree paper. rice Gl. 6s. in hoards. of 4rtN ilisToatcAL anti TOPOGRAPHICAL ACCOUNT of DER itY SHIRE ; being the 141shiti r of MA GNA Mt ITA )1 NIA, or a Concise Acesitust of the 'tuella Commie, of then* Wititio. Altitnitieticastly stizonge4. By the Hey. DANIEL LT SONS, A.M. F. R.S. F.A.lird LS. Rector of Itorimartunt. GistosuKtentths,; and SAMUEL LYSON S. Esq. F.R.S. non F.A.S. Xeoper of hie Majesty's Retorts En the Tower of Loodrb. Prialed for T. Coded, and,, W. Dawes. Stilted. The folloWing Counties, in similar manner illustraed wish En t flotillas , are already pabliilied, dial testy be hada, above : Bedford - XI 11. f ill boards. Seeks • - - t IT 6 in tio:asds. Duck - • 1 11 6 inboards. Cambridge, - - 220 in boards. Citeslitre - - 3 3 0 in boards. .Corawall - - 9 to (0 in boards. Comberttand - - 3 3 0 ins IstitlYsts.- _ • ... _ . . . - VIEWS IN DBRilltSiilßE.%. — ... , , c. : Ito tepees' 4to. price 41. ; a fe* Copies, l'rnoe yore-goons, 04 Cointabier. ft*. pare 61 Gs, . TitIRTY.ON E VIEWS of the most i n tere s ting ' and pi. ttstesipac Objects id the COUN tY of I) (MB V Aillastrative of Mectrb. Lv sau's . 41•6 ?i A 1W ITV' NIA ).4k it 4 short Desctiptioas (being the Eigth Parlor BRITANNIA DE: TICTA). Entritve4 by the Ile-t Artit6Pi. from Drawings elide By J. FAR INGtON. Esq. R. •. Printed f.l. T. Cadet' and W. Davies. &thud, Of whose slay be sad, the firtt.Soreo Pam. containing -11.41 rd - - 'Et 0 Hats • ... w 1 1 0 Hu.-h' _ _ 1 1 AI . C.:vitbridge a - 1 1 1) Cbribtre - - 1 IS Cwntrall - - 3 .I,p CistOeflaild s ~ 315 V' - + . &ire 4 - 001, tht Wneeior"sien of resensiv• Establiattinent Adt exhibit an entire new ttelrwi..b of Iferartare. mad under a' ae plan uf 'rano and diligence, will he weeded at much loner 'prices I ban. ever. Far ta• But and Wee' ladles. and fill other foreign p.m, it it tusiver*lly alhowed se Idaerfactory has ever re , 01:e4 Dior pia awl Seeders's. g..TstcommoN GOOD TRAVELIANG, from LJ theSARACKN S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, To YOI9E; LEEDS, ERa i r t 11.1 1 1: 1 ;II, and all Parts of the Four losicle Coaches, tie Rest horses, and keep excellent Ey R. it. MOUNTAIN arid C.. SARACEN'S HEAD INN, RNOW•ISILL, LONDON. R.. VGA Y'S nriOnal W 4,660 N S.nad, COACHES, to New :My, Swindon, Aldbon7o, Wootton-Itibeet, Lambquin, Haulier :l)rd, Chilton , Reading, and till Plates adjaceas, Ttio tdllnwiog Post CO/mites. Mail Chietiei, ate. set out front tar Saraten s Held Lnn, . . The UN Pil E, a new Liverpool Light Coach, only one night 'n the road, carries Pour losidt-s and Pour Outsides ; sets out every day at Our o'Clork, he 'Nei at Liverp. to) next Afternoon si .'Cluell..the,migh DaustrO le, Woobsists, Lathbory, Northaantattio, Welford, Luttesworth, 11 tetckirt , At herstoor, Litchfield, Statis t Statis t Neirisistir, ftiouh .. rord, Worreug te4l. load _ 1 5QU_THA PTON, inanition. Winchester. and &wine :tithe New F.+lll' •ilralde Clellol half-pabt Seen tiTit , ck the Morning, arrive! ac the 'Dolphin Inn, Soai Iva in Ho. b Vivo tetiock.—Thisis n tout thefightful COlllfeallee to the 164 r :of Wight, Jersey, Guerwey,, St. 111nloes,.Havre de Greer. Ciserbuir,Ac. ' ' • SHIrEWSBURY, Ilielliniton, and Shllresl, Pout Coach, every Eseuitig, at Fitkeelork, guarded. WEI(' 1101Y/11, Dorchester. Al/Salford, Salisbury, Andover; attd Illaslogia4ke net/ Pat Co3cli, every ;IL flerivposs. ?hr Weyttulutis Packets to Guernsey, Jersey, Alderney, St. Ma loos, &c. EX6'rga, Plymouth, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dartmouth, and Salisbury, New Post Coach, every Mortar* at Seven o'Clock, ttwough lionttoa, Atmlastrr, eridport, Blaudford,- Baiiugtohe, sad &phut. BOSTON, Spalding, Peterborough. Stittati, and nunticg dna Royal Moil Coach, sets tut every Evestiog to 5pi12,44, Loath, Grimsby. and Hull. BATA and BRISTOL Flying PoSt Cnaclies,tbroUgh Chip peobans. Cab*. ojsd klarltiovote4ll, every Afteranast nrrive at Mr. May's, the Greyhound Inn, Bath, said the Litodoo Taber's, Thomas-streei and_ the- Swan Bristol. wit Mtuning.— Coheitis ankeiwater ' Tuuuivo*, et et Plyesbuth, Ste. .. LEEDS New Light Coach, called The Rock inaltanseit nut every Morniop carries Foot Insides only c and eoes re tottrittibly easy, with a aldird Iltroircheet• - throsgh ;irate. Beiftird. . Wod Ferrthridge, (a the (Aoldeo Lipp, nest oroing.—Notwithstandjaa the uheinritnonsexpeditlith of Oa Coach, it ie . ;Mowed to he the must 'petals* ewe completer Public Cairieyiete oitheflortla Rnud, beitsc weir *a is Aceoontottatina by way Oilier. GLASGOW. l o nattowp, Gretna-drag, Alopmec Piwitries, Totuppiar-Kiln, Camack, Klirgswell, liid . ftli.perts 'Putt Cn#eb (Daily). • YORK, fiesiallorimgh, *Witty, Shield*, Swaderland, New castle, and Edinloargk, pewk'opr elands Coach, wi th a Guard throughout, sets rapt every Mor,niog at Eight, o'Clork, b% way a Newark Retfttrd, Thaelisier, Clarbagtoo, &wham, 1111wcpeth. aid Barwick.— Pasvescors Stiellet theta. Oelyet faustied.frcuo tteletAth .of the jporucy, Natty rest whist time their please, and Theo prociid oo wfthoweaoy additional fare. MARLBOROUGIf, Newhury Post or ki f i l. at, Seven p'Cloch to BIUDG%No *anal dew ail;rniNg t Ca4cb, every •7r •• _ L : • • ;:. 1.4 $;t11; r, • : Ghent, to whom it was referred to decide, to which party the several islands in the Bey of Pastime queddy betnneed under the Treaty of 1783, have agreed in a Report, by which all the islands in the possession of each party before the late war, have been decreed to it. The Commissioners acting under the other Articles of the Treaty of Ghent, for the settleteei.t of boendaries, have also been engaged in the discharge of their respective duties, but have not yet completed them. The difference which arose between the two Governments under that Treaty, respecting the right of the United States to take and cure fish on the coast of the British Province* north of oar limits which had been secured by the Treaty of 1783, is still in negneiatioo. The proposition made by this Government, to extend to the Cokmiee of Great Britain the principle of the Convention of London. by which the commerce between the ports of the United States and British ports in Europe bad been placed on a footing of equality, has been declined by the British Government. This subject having been thus amicably discussed between the two Governments, and it appearing that the British Go. aernment is unwilling to depart from its present re. imitations, it remains for Congres to decide whether they will make any other regulations, in consequence thereof, for the protection and improvement of our mitigation. 4 ‘ The negotiation with Spain, for Spoliation* or ear Commence, and the Settlentintt of Boundaries, re. mains essentially in theatate it held, by the comtnu nications that were made to Congress by my pre decessor. It has been 'evidently the policy of the Spani‘b Government to keep the Negnciatino sus perided, and in this the United States have erg uieat 4, from an amicable disposition towards Spain, and in the expectation that her Government would, from a sense of justice, finally accede to such an arrange• Mint as would be equal between the parties. A 'don has been lately shown by the Spanish Government to move in the negotiation, which hi, been met by this Government, and should the eon. *Watery and friendly policy, which has invariably raided ear Councils, be reciprocated, a just and satisfactory arrangement may he Inflected. It is proper, however, to remark, that no proposition has yet been made, from which such w resell can be presumed. " It was anticipated, at an early 'lege, that the contest between Spain and the Colonies would be come .highly inteceeting to the United States. It was i natural that our citizens should sympathise in events; *hick affected their neighbours. it seemed probable' aide, that the prosecution of the conflict along our coast, and in contigeoie countries, would otell• 'idemelly interrupt our commerce, and othetviist affect the persons and property of our citieens.— These anticipations have been realised. Such injuries hate been received from persons acting under the authority of bath the parties, and for whibh, redress hes, is most •instances, been withheld. Through 9bery step of the mallet, the United States hnire iseintakted an Impartiel• nestrulity, giving Sid ti &tither of the per .ineeenonerreyoltips, not mufti tions *Clear. eigarded• the contest, not ha *be liglit tiff lavotattios st rebellion,' .1 G; 1. ,) L;52- any authority whatever, which is not believed, have abused their trust, and forfeited all chins to consi• deration. A just regard for the rights and interests of the United States required that they should be suppressed ; and orders have accordingly issued•to that effect. 'The imperious considerations whisk produced this measure will be explained to the par• ties to whom it may, in any degree, concern. . " To nbiuin correct information on every subject in which the United States are interested—to inin•i re just Sentiments in all persons in auth.irity, on either side, of oar friendly disposition, so far as it may comport with an impartial neuttality 7 —and to mime* proper respect to our commerce in every port and from every deg, it has been thought proper to send a ship of war, with three distinguished citizens along the southern coast, with instructions to touch at sock ports as they may find most expedient for these put.. poses. With the existing authorities, with those in the possession of, and exercising the sovereignty, moot the communication be held ; from them alone can redress for past injuries, committed by persons acting under them, be olitaineil ; by them alone cis the commission of the like, in future, tie prevented. 66 Our relations with the other Powers of Europe have experienced no essential change since the last Session. In our intercourse with each, due atten. tion continues to be paid to the protection of our commerce, and to every other object in which the United States are interested. A strong hope is en. tertained, that, by adhering to the maxims of a just, a candid, and friendly policy, we may long pre. serve amicable relations with all the Powers of Ea. rope, on conditions advantageous and honourable to ear country. 66 With the Barbary States and Indian tribes our pacific relations have been preserved. 66 In calling your attention to the internal con. cerns of nor country, the view which they exhibit is pecalierly gratifying. The payments which have been Made into the Treasory show the very produce tite state of the public revenue. After satisfying the. oporopriatinnb made by law for the support of the Civil Gete•hasent, at d of the Military and Naval E•tablishments, embracing suitable provision for for. tifications and for the gradual increase of the navy, paying the interest of the Public Elebt, and Win. goishing more than eighteen rr iliona of the principal, within the present year, it is estimated that a balance of more than siz millions of dollars will remain ha the Treasury on the first day of January, applied. Ole to the current service of the ensuing year. 66 The payments into the Treasury during the year MIS, on account of imposts and. tonnage, resulting principally from duties which have accrued in the present year, may be fairly estimated at twenty mit. lions of dollars ; internal Revenues, at two million, Oleo huntlied thousand ; Pattie Lands, at one mi 111 4 1 8 6.- err hundrlld thootand ; Bank Dividends and inti. l illittal Receipts, it fife trondretthausand ; endflet, le the whole, twenty-foor millioni and eve tiondre'd tisseiawd dollars. " The Annual Permanent ropendifore for the surveil of the Civil Government, vied of the Army 'mid Navy, try now vatiblithed'hy tow, ntrioatio Ira olefin aiiiiiiimeitt liendrtd'ttio/taul dollars; or* _ , . . : . S " . . 4. _ . A "Ite . l=lir/g47. Or '..- lr 11 . 7 ". . "".. "ffill. I " I 4i . • • . t ' , . • _. • •...• • • . . f • . iffillelo4 llllll I ' 0 0 - . 111 110 AS A )i7tr. - ' • • • .. • •' • • - ' ' • ' . • , • . • • . • 0 • • .. 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"' -- ' - '4.1, WASHINGTON CITY Qsc. 1, VAL been open t.• tot'', and-every article, 111 t efoer , dos,*Mlllible that plareoules i ' d . C w"t r iany iaai ' be imid r`",: 1 40 .4 . 4 111 11 : 51 ' aes 4 ; 1 7 7 4 " . sk itif teif ias i t li tle Lork kuie tded, . ra tzisi nr‘ tr co pe l eg ito z ._ pe ., x_p4a co zge . st - . eit a wis es _ day, at 13.o'cloek. the-Presidio& of theunittal - WI; tie 11WsWir'sedust ry , Wi'ottr davits • - satiseN ebb* . ~ L.. 42.-Oxfatialinti 1 144 • itirb were pi:11161 7 trot. _ re •GtheVois • but volt, ‘g• -k ll `.‘ re L- " A 6 ''' 'w . tranionitted; • to both' tiouielt of Congress, woo permitted to tsko, has Mite 'ettuttly freas-te the t . • M li r l eets see& M Cll r silli e Ve 'etosishopagate:street. • • 41 4 , 41 4 0 ,. Ti m ; ~ sk,„„ c „,," de r " - fra ,„„" "1, - . 4 ,,,,,," ° "" the folioming..Message,. by Mr. Joseph , Sosies_Men. . wee.. Should OP - Celfnt ' es theobtisb - thigh. 1.4 e. • Terms, Forte Saimaa. • .. . _ y . Be.o . onsie de Oronstnnt, the intimate friend 4 Ins land., tons WI.. Secretary : - •pwrithetiot, it is: prAper poet to stese, that tilitiVed• - • '' '• . s _ .... _________, ...... _ _.... 7 _ . ...- .____. ITr."__ l `.r... 7l Vtreatly4wOhen•titeatsentian of the P u b l i c tra'arlirdi tlat's inte- resting prodoctioa, as the only now whirls exhibits a- 'roe pie- ' `VIILLOW.CiTit.tita Ott Tat SuraTt.„ .. - *irecastrint neither teeeks; n 4" world! ,tits opt, 4riaist - • . BO O& P i tititifinCii c rii/S " Dad Y. .. i !erst•ollikleAlliellit% afilk4lll.kfte of nonalstiagoished fireiNdes 4119-0. Tee Boom or Reel isterrarevos, • them :Oar stleantage,.. In Coresseareme ote• otherwise', -.........._ • Debited fuenemy Collura. Conduit-street; of whom may he . gg . Ate.soss parsed of our-politioal eliste.oce,-frart me t wisiselCivilt not be pettish., °wale et 1 - Wise waintyl. nuississ.. BIi&CELEGS. .411t4 .S. ATIV.Eas. . •hoiallabiebtlier'ssorki-of Madame de Sleet. ' - 7 --- - - j - y.4MSWBR TO'TITIVaRESB-34 ' ~ • .. .. _ . .. al llpiickcawati to telieitate ourselves at ths,prosperiol I.ttneCotonies with int: that - event, Ilftromellnilepen- ' i t : ~.vicivmiet scot .imisc e .1,4104 . 11. yi• ~01 .. :, . ~,,, Tl , O vctt . 8 ,, . pr i ee -u* . . sod legapy coeditioe •f-Aser clumpy. Thabendeot I dent States" free. fent* irty - oftligattien 1 0, 0 1' cennee• 1":-IlitIV L ei ... . , I_l. u . I.CA PTI ViTt ip JAPAIIi 141*-efihe ad* bump idled it with plevis,e, Asyut- tic* millltamikerhlch It Misr net * tbes .10 0 - the* lehlteit the_ • Iffl 12, 40 1,2. With ihservitilii Vat* aissi pregable'cormesereo lasa•greet.ll.ottgetept .tp farm on ' t Wail' 4 a fair red rook , isinientlite.B«ooo4/4. 4 celtnell 5 ,, 00 4° nt‘fai l tiPs Meer .11 . 11 0 1 110 . • isiieT,l4. ' ... ".'' ' .. --- ; • r 1 - 44 4- 1 11 Igo cl!ma ral iv e 4. 9.g e1 1 . "" - ... * ' ~..:•.:4 0 4 hotoi- gu : ' . ''''''-. ...- le : • , The PoblioCredk bee emeieetken kl • winsieloi to pretient idar en eglketlition 's ' If , a "" tis t v - *•'•' , , t .... ' ... ..... -'--151 Fitil 7 S4 0 P 11 ;;7:7 ------. .., "drib ' eeey eitrealism- Oar prefindieregtimrestence. oseetru morel° ' ogebest ,Ibbor - :#l44di lt t out . ' 10 1 ' . "'Oro medligba hisitietvetorroo." ,=_Tel' i t' l .." 6l ,.. li t:" Accront "r 11 v9 310. 4 .... 411 e.: c.^ 4 . O W in ease of Ware usertydeeeetarbeck, by Big settee &Aoki taw soder . aho - rweirietny-Of ' • eel,* . . " fritint.sUntd Übe is ts otherd tune 11.414 . Cot etillt an. yip illos!* scheerlyWlt aste,steet- I.sow. BUM maw oath Me Jartnese woe owe Release .- . . 1 1,pA N d li ,, ,„d 16, q ! ,„ 11 , • „, • „,. a v spla i li iimoam. o f. all •nationa, we laught not tomped who onempted, erstesieeciefie tebt 'freeleiS/00 . 61-: kesenteilifiliillt• at , tbift. hno Jeyster kook. '`• f dr - sir---th" . nay has canon .withio Inv, owe *crying' nod. are advancing, ender a well &gelded system, .osltle due Mond nettle S.. Mary'', rimmooret tb. bresablikey I i • IlDrisitod4rJ: Jolitiariasi, gig cioepsere. • 'tyPeittier. aNrrellort nolY ',hat 1 sair , aids all new ryes.'' all the dispatch which so ieeports'et ii • work willed: of the Ssaieef Georgia,. itelhie - memthere tips ORO.* A --* iseety,riiteiinitesalso. widi ,a• Preemie. of Ids Lor . • Parracc ~ ' ship„troos • au Orig Mal Peso. by Regency, price 21. I2s. tid. Th is stork wilt Se read. n lib a lively interest. It comprises RM. Our free Government. founded ow the intereats ward of theMisslssippi,in2-jo hounded by. the United .asarlety of ReinarS; . oh the 1.111,4. Mykilneft. gatelee 1:f . the and a ff ections of the People, 'maples& and is daily States, ..114 , the oaten on 'spry skit', oriel his beets a i In boards. C ou n ts,, suss ChseatlerislicTrgit. yr the People of ANECDOTES .of the LIFE .of RICHARD Printed for Henry Ciaiburn, C on d u it -s tr ee t , - - * Pinin g stAtli th * Local jealousies are rapidly yield- 'lnject of negotiation with the Government °fillets, • • WATSON, Bishop O(I 4 ANDAFF. ing to more generous, *Merged, and enlightened assn indemnity . roe lasses by spoliation, or in Pio I Written it, l a n d. ' .- - at-different intei vials, and. revised in 11914. . ._ - MR. HONK ' S TRIALS.. ........._ . views of national policy. For - advantages so no- change for territory. of equal valise westward of the Pehltilied by his Son, Ittcbard Watson, LL.B. Prebendary . Jaw pail-MA; price One Shilling, °levees sod highly important, it is our duty to unite • Missisidtspi, a fact well known to the world, It ex. 1 It lit Lawlatrand 'Wefts. THE SECOND TRVALeof WILLIAM HONE, in grateful acknowledgments to that Omnipotent cited aorprise that any coontenance should be givelk looted for T. Cadet; and W. Davies. Strand. . on an Es-Odirio Information. at aaildhall. Londno, -peso g from whom they are derived, and in unceasing to this measure by any of the Colonies. As it would OfehOni ley be bad, Ara' written by. the late Eliding) of _f t . , u mbea 19, 1817, hefOre Lord ELLEN BOROUGH Find a i • 1 prayer that he will endow us with virtue and strength be clifficoli to reconcile it with the - friendly relations ,_. btu:def. . Special Jar fu patbilslgleg a P ARODY entitled the PO- _ . l. MISCELLANEOUS TRACTS. on RELIGIOUS. LITICAL LITANY. - . to maintain and hand them in their utmost esisting between the• United States agd.the Colonies, • • POLITICA L, owl AGRICULTURAL SUBJECT& Intl, misilyn. fries 11. Is. iq hoards. Printed by and our Wilt am Home, 67, Old Bailey. perky, to out latestposterity. a doubt est entertained whether it bad been itetiso. I 2: TWO APOLOGIES; one for Christianity, in answer to The PIRST TRIAL (for a PARODY nn the late . JOHN " I have the satisfaction to inform you, that an it. rived by them, or any of them. 'lli, doubt his NT. Qihtteal Me other for the Bible. in answer to Trinants WILKES'S CATECHISM). is also s iwit Published. Di e le st; To which are ridtjed, Tltf4l Set:annals, and a Charge. in The THIRD Tit IA L (for the bib Et URItIT'S CREED), rengement, ' . lrhich had . been commenced by my pre: gained strength, by . the circumMancet which hate • of Revealed RetiKion. tiro. 9s. in hoards. alga before L or d Elleriboynaal, will be published in a d ay or .dfr-laalus of the British Government, for the re. unfolded themselves in the prosecution of the enter. .... t . doCtiOn of the naval foree, by Great Britain and the price, which have Marked it as a Mere private oil. la Doe Wtionielle race tit. in hoards ; antis Crae Voliame 12sou. price es. :id. sew Editints .4 . __ .. __.. _.. _ two. ._ . _. _ _ __. ____. "_____': • United Stater, on the Pekes, hits been crrocluded: by authorised adventure. Projected and commenced - i PRACTICAL VIF.W of the PREVAILING . TOE APOLLOIICO't • which it is. providedolist neither party shall keels in with an incompetent tome, reliance seems to hate ill RELIGfEIfIh SYMMS of PROFESSIID difRIS- GRkND MECHANICAL ••MUSICAL Iri- .sertrke, , on Lake Champlain; more than one yes- been placed on what might bedrawii, in defiance of I TIAN a ill the KW HER alai :Minn LE CLASSES iu this • A . . couNTIt Y, contrastel with real ehrigianit‘. .1 1 1 1 . STRUht.ENT. notated and manefaciiired by Mose s.' ~00l ;on Lake Ontario more than one; and on take oar laws, from within our limits ; and of late as 1 Ey WM. WILBERFORCE,. Egt. M. P. FLIGHT 'and - ROitNaON; Oranwite.iders, ender the Patrol". • , line, and the Lipper Lakes, more than two ; to be their resources have failed, it has assumed a more nee a hiss Ritynl Iligh:e.. the - Prince Regent, is . now OP Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. i .. Elegantly printed in Two %relegates Quarto, and illustrated ha S t . p 4 „, t i n • Hoe. . the other armed vessels, of hnth parties, of which an bein g made a channel fur the•illlcii introduction of . . . , tradieroas Eogrevillst of Porta - nits, A nt woe Rhea . aid n Tte Irstrument perform twice in ench hour, front Twelve i Hoof Aneleat Greece, price.3l. So. to htsoPtla., a New MP' to Font. the compomnoo. of Cherahini and Moza rt.will a enact list is interchanged, shall be dismantled. It is slaves from Africa into the Uait'ed Stales, an asylum. . don of .ttroneteiir dnf Wee' and pieliist.n Iniena.ne4 liy nay Oribettra . ty also agreed, that the force retained abalrbe restricted, for fagitite slaves from the neighbouring States, and. ATHENIAN LErrER& ; er, The Epistolary of Perforniers.-Aibuittanee Oat Shilling ~ in its du, , to the internal purposes of each party ; a port for smuggling of every kind. . - Gortmpondeole of go *gest of, the Kis% of Persia, re- -.. . -• siding at Athens, during the Peloptinegan War. UPIIOI,-;TERY AND CABINET MANUFACTORY, and that the . arrangement shall remain in force until ' l " A similar establiahtnent was made, at an mullet ' i By the late bl urt of IIIaRDWfuKE, Hup. CRAR t ES Nos: 15, 16, and 17. Catharine-greet, Strand. sit mouths shall have expired after notice given by I peti , .(l,• by persons of the same dvscripiinn, in OS YORKE,Arr. ' MORGAN and SANDERS beg leave to inform one of the parties to the other of its desire that it i Golf of Mexico, et a place called Galveston, within,. • . • Printed for T. Catlll and W. Davits, Strand; and W. the' Nobility. and Ladies and filentlemen in • general. should terminate. Hy (hit arrangement, useless es- • the limits nf.the United Stems ., as we contend, under t' lilarkw,ed, Elliuharglat . . they have jug completed -a new arr an‘easent, lad wale I .• • ,_._ great alterations, for the plarpioe tritely • .4 die .• i of their pence , on both sides, end, what is of - still pester iist- the cesiinu of 'Amman'. This et.tet prise has New liandsomely rioted la Om Volasse Sao. Price 10.. 64. in very exten.ive Stuck (not by po'llic autism , nut in the ..0.11 penance, the danger of collision between armed yes- marked, in a mole signal !Renner, bi all the objet- boards SERMONS, on FAtTlf DOCTRINES, Wi l y of trade). at very restueed prices. in order tla m. • lie r "' in "sell in those inland waters , which was great, is pre- vjemsblo eircorollattres tf hick characterise , ' the other and Ga. an entire Or* st)be of artirir with great unkrovemet , , - ' ' * PUBLIC DUTIEts, orly by the equipment of privateers and boveral new inventions Ad iitannal Aag•tatias are tpkon • vented. and more particel By the Very Rev. %LUJAN yiNcENT, VD. into the , Coat-ere, wise will daily attend to execute order. to . 64 1 hare the satisfactionelso to state , that the C. which t , ..* annoyed our comseptce, and Ay smug- • ~,,,., y Lair Delta of Wetilmuster. - say ansuunt. , oi•s-ionerS, ender the fourth Article of the Treaty of I glint. These' intstAistiwelit4, if ever sanctioned try Wilke Lauri, the _mtbor, by the Rev. Rohart Notes,' _lna few Months. as a chance is about taking place in th e : . --- _ Ewaltlip - ' . _ tlmtu sls,. rearith. Ant Whiteltaam. fern itahlle Poet C0ach...64 a Gttaad 01, 1 . the WRY- . Pala* tkolufitAnuill- aCbY, Greitii-torifty, _fticliatettd,• Cittletkit, Iftrouitli- Itatitaiity,. -Atlifffe4l,, thartlll,o, • aisi • fitantkat - • flct. eat entry llaxnato, tO de raein4 4 , rpoi walk the greatest facility. P mie ai 6 s doa k )ad a toe* or pleithrity,. lahti the ifeeilidi t . Wei secured is the nett Callth. 4 A I r 1 K , 1 1 E - :~ .