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This day if published, Third Editton,entnirtrrahly a nlarked and an.c.lded, ',me 71 boards CHEMICAL PHILOSOPHY ; or, Esta %to t.rd Chemistry, utte.4le , l to be.vr a• an k.iemtaata:y %Von: for the Study en that Stleoc..s. Hy A. F. FoUit CROY, Cananaellot of State, Me...art of the Nat.ostal Institute, one of the Commandants us the Levan ul Ilostour, and I rule.- toe u 1 Cheutntry. Tram aterl loom u e Freaeh, Sr W. ny.smomi.). Cusier, iu hia R,ia.,rt to the Natt-,tal itr•ittuus, says " Fuusertay ha. ruS,i.lttli an etnarrd h dmon of 01 Chemistry, to loan bt very lust!, cut...tined a. the 1..c51. manta:, Work on that Stuettc:•." ktuttert for 11. IS Symonds, rattinoster•tow. Where may he had, A N.'w E. lit' ( the Fourth. prue SS. b01t,...), of Mr. CiIk.:VIICAL Pt..K.KE tiOUK. lilts F. VI triipr..vi d by numerous and tosittotaist Ad d:haws, part., Wally to S.orT•cts conuect.d with the An. 411.1 Mantua:tut..., as lly tug, Taausotig et Loather, inl, &c. & So:Tnl4, SEPT. 17. Accounts from Richmond, to t.o i,, stair. that the Court seLre proceecing through the daticiilries of impw - nelli,i ; ,; a Jury, for the trial .ot Colonel Bun, on a charge of misdemeani r. Almost every one summoned was challenged, and excused. AL having already made up their miads on tue suhjetl to be tried A Colonel 11 lkinson was asked by Colonel Burr, Have you arnbibc.4.l any ptr ju.!ices against me?—A. I have.—Q. Sir.io rt ? A. w r y strong. Q. And still retain then ? A. Yrs ; and I am cony we cannot have a touch at you tor the treason." ittc!istosn, s' P r. 12. The Pr. sient has made his re:ui to th....r.b,-cri darer I,er , in. It tally supports the :Ittt•:r.rv•t;enr ral iii his aigonie , it against the driisery I . i cestain confidential lettets, Lailel for by CJlouel t utr ; it is, however, acconipsnied by such eactrans, as to deemed prouer to eimimuntcate ; and w:iicls, a. Le s.qa, can alatle be con,rdried as having any isearing to t+•e ti ter a misdemeanor. Tr, J., y brig ciilledeJ. the trial for a misde meanor was opened by the Attornty.G.inet al, on ti.e 9th, and hi, witness?* brc ;iglu up. After A short esaminati.ni t.l oiie or two of the witnesses, a mo tion was mail by the Coun,el of Colonel Ilurr, that the int:oda:lion 01 any further te*timiiity be sucptnJed, ca the gr , ntnd, that a the ..ccu.ed could only be cli.n;„Ted as an accessary in the .i of seat* on toot au exrditiots a;.;Ailiat the Spanish provine. s, aiJ Al the law knows tin acet .csaties ut misdem.!..nor, it i, tn.r.eces,s try to rroceed any fur ther with witn-s,es. at this mi.tion an argu ment wet ei.tcred two, and tu.sitiai:ed ut.t.llaq even ing. It will he agAiti rCLUCI:d t.iss Jay, and proba bly not closed ~ntu to-morrow. - "It is the opinion of the Coert, that the declara tions of third persons, not forming a part of the trans:titian, and not made in the presence of the accuurd, cannot be received in evidence in this t ease. • " That the ads of accoppnees. except so far as they prove the ebaradte or oo4ea of the expedition; cannot be given in evidence. " That the efts of the accused in a different dia. trig, which con.titme in themselves substantive cause for a prosecution, cannot be given in evidence. tudeu they go diredly to prove the charges- laid in the intlidinent. I hat any legal testimony, which shows the ex pedition to be military, or .o have been designed against the dominions of Spain, may be received. " That any testimony. sheaving that the accused performed, within the Jistrids, any one of the ads charged in the indidment, may be received. *0 Gentlemen w:11 know how to apply these prin ciples. Should any difficulty occur in applying them, the particular case will be brought before die Court and decided." Since the above, we have received The Richmond Inpirer, which givrs us the proceedings of the Court to the 15th. It states, mat after some fur ther examination of witnesses. Mr. Hay declared himself willing to submit the case to the Jury, since Vie opinion niche Court had rendered it iniproper to proceed with the whole testimony colleted. The Jury accordingly retired, and in about twenty minutes returned with a verdid of Net Gait y. Mr. HAY then infoimed the Coon, that he was not done with the Prisoner t that he shouid more for his conunitnient 'to that place for trial, wiere the military expedition is said to have hem com pleted; that lie should c•mbine in the cam= minion, Sruith and litenn.rhavirt, and prob ibly Mr. Dayton ; and that he iltmld have no d dimity in entering a ~idle proseqw to their trials for a rnisde. meanor. The Court then adjourned. The Court of inquiry an Commodore Bison is to convene at liamp:on. Ozt. , 1 507.—Cape. Mur rar•, President. By a ves arrived At N.w London, informirion is Received of the death of Vinor Jingoes, Governor of CAyeuue• RI:RUC, SEPT : S. It is stated in a Pittsburg Pape:, V . -At the littlish merchants at licliiiiirnakiaack refuse purchasing any arreics of count' v piotith:e horn the Ameri cans, and are preparing to remove their thirds itom our territory. It is further stated, that the difficultte, with the Indians an that tr a:e such as to render it u.isate to tires el from Chicago to Detroit by land. To the above intelligence we can add, from good authority, th..t the w!.ola of the Itlghan nations Ii rye offered their set vice, to 1110 British Govern .nent, in case of a war with the UaiieJ States. S&PT. 7. On Wednesday last, the Engiisimen in ~luuttral, who Are quAlifired by law to s_•rve in the bluitia, assembled on the Champ do :•14;s, for the purpose of enrolling then IIetIVCS. And tendering their ser vices to Government, cuter for offe.nsive or defen sive measures. The olij..ot of ; the or• der; of the President in the Pi ovince ; and Astor. :thee s of unbounded eons tence in their zeal. spirit, and loyalty', were expiessi:d by Lieutenant-Cowrie' the Hon. James M Gill, in An appropriate and enirgetic address. The thanks of the Command. i!,g ()dicer, ef 1. Gray, were delivered ro the de taLliment, oideied to t. ld itself in readiness. H murmur was heard, it H .wed (tom that ardour which could scarce be repressed by the command of Government, winch lim.c.cl the first draft to one filth of the whole number: every man being de sirous to stand foremost in aseerting the just tikit, of his King and Cauntry. Stval-YVRIC, sir! 23. His Britannic I►laj•sty's nlwpuer P. 4: was taken by A French privateer. It is asserted in New Providehce l'a?tr, that the privateersmen cot rti :0 the British sailuis' eus, u d placed them iii their hats as cock ides. By Capt. Co:iSliii, arrive,' at Pniladelphia. in tsi rive &IA) s, fr,m Hayti, vie learn, that the war be tween Polon alio Christrphe continued with varied sin.cess, Lot it was nut expea.l that Cnristuphe would finally prevail. there is ve.y swing reason for believing that the yellow fever rage„ at present in the city of Charles tun. PORTLAND, AVG. 27. DEFENIcIVF: %IL viU FS. The Secret..ry at War :Lac sent to this town four double fortified c snnon, in tooted on tray:Ali:lg carria.te., wah all t!.e apparatus ne cessary L.r u,ii.g t live latudrei cannon ba!l4, and him hea t.:r tse above pieces, to be under the CAI', 4,1 Major Weeks, of ti:e artil- Icty. He has I:kewise srr.t order s to have the gun- Ca: images it, the fifteen gun Isetery, i.l 1:64 towa, r paired, aori ready t.nr set vice. A brick build- CTC::.rg, near thl battery, tar the reception of the tour e.gi.tten-poitoJers, kc. T.ie !keretary at War will be in town, on Mon day Tuosday nest, on his way to K...ntiebec.. Ace-in:us from Wchmond me T to tare PI T 4; whicl time the Ccurt stood 1 Itirned, until copies t the pyinino of the Chief JUI.L!..?, (:n the Argument of the rJa,i►►ibdity of evidence, could be pi epared tot the Counsel on both sines. Atter quoting many 1-arned law authordie ft the opissioa doses situ these 4 tituSitsts. 1-- lirE tr,.)sToN GAZETTE OF SEPT. 24. 'l';._ :ippreachin;g Session of Congress will decide the destinies o: our country. Their . /i.! will deter mint•, whether we are to wage war with the only nation who could hurt us, and that t,o in support of a piir.ciple the tats: wicked and absurd which ever entered into :he p:.antasy of t:ie most chimerical politician. We have little to hope in the present useful crisis from ow delegates. Tic time was when Dexter. Ames, and Outs, widi'd have raised their voices for thcst country • ?ut Ass, the tai=nts of our present Adm:.isfretitet (with a WorlJeffill Variety el t scections) ate like " t.wn grains of wheat in two Einshels of chaff," compared with their predeces sin s. The nation, however, bis oNe hope in Mr. J. Randolph. The itt•rep:d sp:r t, the lofty inslei.end ence, the fervid eloquei ce, art.! the extensive know ledge of this gentleman, will, we hope, be pert in reyuisiti•in for the benefit of his country. f lis integrity, and his pure :tn.! unsullied houour, wait never allow h.m to embrace the sinister ride of a great national einesion, for the sake GI sneaking into * littletempotary popularity. Tins gentleman. notwithstanding the dearth ,4 Latent in Congress, sary yet deserve the glorious alipellation of •' !he Sisorosir of bu Ca4irj." • THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY, °crofter& IP& • - .The Reerolit gun-brig received orders, on Tues day, at Porumouth, to sail immediately with any ship, in ballast, at that port, for Lisbon, and un. moored Accordingly, on that evening. A similar order was received on Sunday. at Falmouth, in consequence of which the Wastrel sloop sailed on that day with twelva vessels. The laden ships for Lisbon remained behind, waiting farther orders. It is pretty evident from these orders, that the ships are gone to carry away the Bri tish subjects and property, and that Portugal has not been abla to accommodate matters with Boma- l•ITt. A Dublin Paper, of the 17th. contains the follow ing paragraph upon this sulijeet :- 4 , We have been this day inf.:mei, from a source on which we tan place the frin,t rebanre. that within these eight days (a period considerably sub. sequent to any connected with the reports which appear in the last London Papers) hour's army, 0,000 strong, was so far advanced on its route to P.;rtugal, that the Geitieman from whom we have received our information. and who traversed a vmsiderable part of the southern provinces of France on his return, says, he has no doubt what ever, but that it is at dm moment 5.1 putuioit tf Pa:Oval. " It is unnecessary to add, th it all communica tions in business or pleasure was at a stand.— Confidence had totally disappeared. and a general alarm pervaded every department of the State and of the people." We have received &mon Papers to the 25th last. The accnuats from Richmond state, that Col. Ikea has been tried and acquitted of the misdemeanour imputed to him ; but the Counsel, oo the part of Government, have signified their intention to have him tried again in the place where his military en. peditinn is said to have been completed. The con chs& of the American Government in relation to Colonel Boa a, betrays a great deal of weakness. It now lank, not like justice but persecution, and must eventually gain hint a degree of popularity which he never could have acquired by his talents, however considerable. conchs& upon his trial forms a contrast whh that of his prosecutors. Beini An able lawyer, he took an adive part in his own defence, but he comported himself with firmness, temper, and moderation. On the part of the pro secution, however, we fiat, that even before his apprehension, the examinations of General EA-eon, and of all the other witnesses against Lim, were published in all the American newspapers ; and the prejadice excited was so general and B'3 strong. that it was not nnta after several days of difficulty and delay that a Jury was sworn. Of the first pannel returned, out of persons, 45 were chip longed and set aside, having declared an opinion, from the evidence thus prematurely published, that Cot. B URR was guilty Of High Treason, and ought to be hanged. On the trial, too, we find the wit nesses assuming the tone, temper, and feeling of advocates, indulging in declamatory philippics against the Prisoner, and availing themselves of every opportunity to mark their dislike of the man and we do not find the Court ever inter fering to awn the dignity of justice, by restain in.; this disposition oi the witnesses. He has been twice tried and 'twice acquitted I first for Hign treason, and secondly for a Misdemeanour, both growing nut of one and the same offence. He is now to be tr i ed a third time ; and should he he a:Tsitted, we may venture to foretel, that he will be one of the most formidable subj-Ets that ever ex isted within the United States. We stated in a for. mer paper, that the Americans are greatly afraid of the Indians on the side of Canada. A Quebec Pa per, of the iilt of last month, asserts, " that the whole of the Indian nations have offered their services to the British Government, in case of a war with the United States." kere Otroon Steil harping upon my daughtet !" l ht ilvramg Veil, of yesterday, asserts, that the Ministry, in their Lite Proclamation, have made a 101ICAIIi01 to Awe; ica; and The Saa, a fellow. labourer in the Ministerial Vineyard, as positively asserts, that they Lave not made a eeeci.;:icie. Tee See is palpebly wrong, and has s:arccly advanced the position, before it adduces, in the same article, the most letisfedlory argument to ovet tut n it. The right of farribly sear:hing ships of w.ir is the great point in question ; and Ihe Sal asserts, that it the dis:ussions with America should be potraiaed, And things take an unfavourable turn, there is nothing in the Proclamation to p . Government from recurrinz to that preitice. Tne meaning of this is, that Government has only relinquished their right, for the time being, to keep the Americans is good humour, du:ing the nerciatirin; hut it it be a I and if it be abandoned only for one hoar, sew temporaryabeadonenent is so tar a . wee nie. this is not all tor if the negociation trrrniiiate vourably, is See tells tr; it is t. be alrando.led ever ; so that. in fall, it is m temporary concessic become permanent upon a certain contingelc ; indeed The See Very Mlitdlelly acids, flirt 'h.!: dation of this arrogate.' right, must be the tine see of a reconciliation with America ; it " almost insponiik end the relations of aniit: be maintained between two countries, Britain and America nor an:, under the sy, sued by Admiral BIRK t. a ." After Mr. W. PoLa's departure, last es from town, for his seat At Mackheath, some it Bence was received at the Admiralty, which el much bustle in Downing -street. A Messenger immediately dispatched after bin; and he ret about eight o'clock, and about tine o'c;u4 an , Messenger set off with dispatehrs t(ir Lied ' call. and Admiral GAlaszia. He i, to from Yarmouth to Capenlugen, in A IA: vessel. A Ltewarrl Island M.il is arrived, at Fol. n 35 days front Tortola, but it bri..g, no no Any impoßtance. We have received French Papers to the and Dutch to the 14:h instant. I heir contents not important. al the Flinch Fuld. are aon the sise. On the 9th they Were t:0 " Dispatches were received yesterday at the , miralty, from Adm;ral Warrsltso, datcd the instant, at the Cove of Cork. A convoy ear Newfoundland will sail cm Fri The ves.el escorting it will carry out dap:att.:it. that place, e:osn which she will proceed to muds. The Lidie Raj, arrived at Yarmouth from penhagen. is ordered to Woolwich. 'The 'tattling, 1)a Braga, is on shore near gland. A letter received from Ciptain Owsrow, of Plassey, of Hull, dated Hatlainti prisari. states, the Neoty seel from Copentia. , .-n ltoatts on sth ult. seder convoy of the Charles armed b company with about 40 sail of meithant HAVL . Ig parted with the convoy, the Away, motion of the 15th ult. on tee north end et Dogger Bank. tell in with L' Aigle private Ostend, Capt. Batr• A sx, carrying 14 guns at m-n, which captured the Ittarrl ; and also Frieroislii,e, SU Ulan LANU, from Kga to ties and the Joke, of Newcastle, from digit to Lo. with hemp. On Saturday, a Court-Martial was held. His Majeity'. ship Se'dadar del Mead., in I'ly' Sound, on Lienteaant 1 . 1•1111 AI Iit.CILTOIIO aaooa. of the Royal Marines, and Mr. Was MILTON, Surgeon. both of His Mqiesty's L'4iglr. on a charge of the former for pulling nose of thelatter, and the surgeon using aggravat means so induce Lteu:. Hos si swot: to do so ; Cemx haviag duly weighed anil considered the" charge, sentenced Lieut. floe a sews to be covert reprimandrd, and put at the b room of the Lit 1111,4 Lietrehants. to 1004; and Surgeon Hess; TON, to be distaissed his situation as Surgeon of I tietijesty's slip L'Aggie. After sewers. a, Sir J. L)LCKW7aIH admonolied the Primmer: in au and vety appropriate if eech. We have aiiihz:rity to state, th it CiSA CLOVOII. of Tintern nbliey, in the county of ford, Esq. Icarian the 17th September last, in health, in France. and in coctident expedite a speedy return to his native coutruy. S • I h.,r.e4, and some of the baggage of Louis XVIII. have been landed at Huh. They were disembarked Irons a vessel bound thither; otherwise. it was uncle:stood, they would have been sent to Lvirh, where that unfortunate Prince is ex ported hourly. A gentleman, recently returned from Ahona. states, that a plan was laid to seize every Y.:mints man in that city on she Itith of August, and that they all escaped except nineteen. Among those arrested, was Sir CNA /LIS BLOUNT, with respell to whom, it is said, that the soldiers and police offi cers burst into his reom, and even proceeded to the brutal excess of seivng him when in bed with Lady ISLot: es e. l his roused the indignation of birsllit •ItL IS who ether rtsisted the arrest, or at lea•t used very in sulting language. When before the Magistrates he is said to have mot vehemently reproached them with the breach of ho pitality committed on his person, in consequence of which he was put into a prison appropt laird to makfadors, while the other persons at rested were taken to tb' fown.hall. " Na matter," says Thr Dahlia &ening Psi., " to what part of Ireland we dire the eye, still does Magisterial misrule meet us in all its deformity. behold bunters of places and hunters of blood ; vul tures who are Medical, and vultures who are Legal. We behold Magistrates, sonic, who arbitrarily te fuse to take intorniaions, :rid others who are bribed into receiving them ; some. who are instrumeutal to procuring Licenses for improper persons ; and others, who prevent the granting of such to those who are proper, or it improper, without assigning any cause fur such preventi . We behold hiagis trate' who pocket the penalties which the law, to certain Gaits, UAW'. and which it trtends for the fieesury. We behold Magistrates, who. in con cert with Gaolers, make the vet) , prisons, which they ale appointed to inspect, the ',inanity of heti letion. We behold Magistrates, uha avowedly ex oh in anticipation of the dismal effects which would spring tram an enlorcement of the Insurrection and Arms Ads, who lava exercised the w.vp, Pfire, and are panting to exercise it esa , n. hot !et us drop this enumeration of endirnitti.e—the held is too exten.ive for full review in a pei ',laical publication. A few remarks only can be, at meant. made on a subjed which is inexhaustible. The hopes and es pettations of the Irish Nation are. however. flu:: known to that authority. wherein the power of re dress is lodged—arid the griddled blessings of s warmhearted and generous laeoFle will follow a It CVIIIPtz Tlll filAtiliTa ACT." • e- • J sly for one how, 'lv e y is so tax a aaveresi. m . negotiation *Mutate Pi it ib tbe alrando:ied 4 , a temporary concession a certain contingelc ; rdldly adds, that tho re, right, must be the tine ti with America lit , e relations of entity sh• two countri-s, situate. a r are, under the system . 1 Lay." I departure, last ev • •t Blackheath, some in: e Admiralty, which ac* 1 ;-street. A Messenger after him, and he reedy about titre o'seuek an„ lispatehrs for Lord C• :lama. He is to pro penleagen, .4il is arrived, at Falmo , but it bri..g. no news Trench Papers to the 11 /sten:. I heir contents Fs chat Fuld , are olg tin ey were /lei, t:0 !tired yesterday at the Writ:flaw, dated the fork. ridland will sail on Did rill carry out dap:au:toe she wall proceed to '. •d at Yarmouth from Woolwich. lga, is on shore near H n Ceptaire Owsrow, of iarlarear prises. states, t Copentia.o-n ltoa•is on the Cciarles armed b tg -0 sail of merchant •es convoy, the I'S ry,ry, on !. Oki Oa north end sof with L'Aigk privateer, , carrying 14 guns and the Itarrlq ; and also from kf, ga to tb.s • • •stle, from itiga to Lied -Martial was hold, on bo S I Aluad 1, en l'lymi . 5406141 AIsC Ka ciao Ho Celine', and Mr. %V al H :h of His 114e•sty's s• the former for pulling • sorgeou using aggrar at • lioassaaooa. to do so ; • lied and considered the s Ho await uoa to be sever- : the b )(torn of the Lit 14; and Surgeon HAM! situation as Surgeon of After soweli• a, Sir J. !.d the Prisoners in air a • tech. to state, th it C/1•11 Co hey, iit the comity tA %%e 7th September last, in g• • in couti.lent expedartion