The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-01-06 00:00:00

r' 1 .- - `that the essotation did Wit apply; to Mr; p s iiii# : . had no full pewee ! Novae did' riiiiiiitte,..:tit' . w here attempt, to - 144 6 414 'ilia - 6041 tiro* that ' circumstance t india#Olably ills'agreement weield,• nevertheless, havebitei rafilleik- had net the ie. ' !detections which In this areal (uk the phiee Of a felt power, been:violets,. . , I am surprised it the teitiiition; by Whir& W, appears to you that this part of the SU bilge .is cemented with thraithority empnsieoliefteli to negotiate with yam. It will not, I . dare salt, have escaped yobr recollection, thati - informed you; at a very tidy period of our comnitinicatioas; that in addition to the usual credential letter, his MA.. jetty had been pleased to_ invest me with a full power, under the Greet Seal of his K ingdom, fur the purpose of conciOdlog *Treaty ofCenveation. ' I well remember pine testifying youtsatisfamidu it the circumstance; and I bate now only to add, that 1 'am ready, whenever it suits your euisveni once, to exchange oty, full power against that with which you shall 'be provided, fee the of our negotiation. I am concerned, Sir, to be obliged a second tune to appeal to those principles of public law, under the sanction and protection of whieh I was . out to this coentry. Where there is nu freedom • of comniunication iti the form ettbstiosted for the more eseal one of. yetboi Ascossion, there as be little useful intercourse • between Ministers; -510 one, at least, of the epithets which you thought proper to apply to my last letter, is such is no. errsaarily abridges that freedom. That anything therein contained may beirrelevant to thomobject, it is of course competent' in you to "e to to show ; and as far as you succeed in iti:ll6l4,- in so far will my arauesent lose of it* v t as to the propriety of my allusions, yott . " : . low MN to acknowledge only: the decigioil y sittp yon Sovereign, whose commands I obey, - lid to whom 'slate I can consider myself responsible. Beyond this, it suffices that I do not deviate • front the respect duo to the Government SO which 1 am accredited. You will end that in my correspondence with +'you, I have carifully avoided drawing conelu. skeet, that did not uetivserily follow from tire premises 11 4.*Td il,ete, s and least of all should I think Of uttering an insinuation, where I was unable to'substatitiate a fact. To facts, such as I have become acquainted with them, 1 hare scru. peloosly adhered • and in so doing I must- coati. H ee, whenever . the good faith of his Majesty's Government is called in question, to rinitieate . its honour and dignity, .in.the mannershst appears to me best calculated for that purpuse. . I have the honour fo he, nigh great respect, Sir, your most obedient humble servant P. J. JACKII4N. The Hos. R. `mitt, &c. de. de. MR. SMITH TO MR. JACKSON. __, Deoartoteet of state, Nov. 9, 1509. Si a—ln my letter of the loth ult. 1 stated to you the declaration in - your letter of the I too, that the dispatch, 44 hone Mr. Canning to, Mr. E.sk hie of the (13J of January, was the,utely dispatch by %hid) the conditions .were prescribed to Mr. Erskine, for the conclusion of an arrange. meat on the matter to which it related, was then for the first time made to this Government." And it was added, that if that dispatch had been ran munleated at the time of the arrangement, or if it had bien.known that the propositions contained in it were the only ones uis Which he was iutlio eised - to make an arrangement, .the arrangement would net have been mots. In my letterofehe Ist instant; adverting to the repetition in your letter of the 23d ult. of a lan guage implying a 'knowledge in this (;overninerit that the inetructioes of your pretkcessur did not author* the arrangement formed by_ him, an inti. medusa was distinctly given to you, that after the vaplieit and peremptory asseveration that this Go. sernetestt had not any, such knee ledge, and that with such .4 knowledge such an artaisgsment would not have been made, no mach insinuation cosh* be *dilated by this Government.' ' Finding tlset its your reply of the 4th instant, you have used a language *hick cannot Wonder. -stood but as reiteritiog and even aggravating the same voss insinuadoo, it only remains, In order ;to preclude epportunitiei which are thus- *biased, to Uslbmiyou t that no further communications *ill Ole reliiitlad from you, ami that the necessity of ;des dsiberisiertion will, withuOt delay, be made lettwa to yotorGOveenment.. Its the moats time a isisadp attentloowill bo given to any commuttica. gloat afivtleg the interests of the two aetions, tbmu i gh any other channel that may he substituted. " . I have the honour to be &c. iSigetd) R. SMITH. Tlpe lbw Frieda /10110 ACMO3 4c. tc. .:era thamie, _ Ily ilted, and put imminent danger ; he conceives- it to be intlisprt, sable to the safety of himself, of the gentlemen attached to his mission, and of hit family, during i.tbe:rrainder of their stay in the United States, to tioliiv i evided with special passports or safeguards ' Americip • This is papers Aims jiasa l iree mark sweets sews %%elm, ale. mac. , : t h ley MA ? 04kley, bk Majesty* Svcrdlary Of if- Hobo Wino, bi.deeire4 by Mr. Jackson to state to the of t 000.04 Arr at Sta4v lr ', tbet,.lll- Me JaeAssis saw, *freed/ ones most grossly insulted by the inhabi. T tints of the town or Hampton, io tho unprovoked lery languego.of ahuse had by then) to several Officers 11 bearing the Kini's uniform, when those Officers Frei were theinielres , tioleolly assaulted, and pot in , Ton : "•• PIM Ma • LOW gs."l" •`"?' . 4 ••• •••••••"..7.."1 . /-1-.1-,:-- su Iu pa i ! • sums' ss MI ap.saata,psamirussas .. sm*st iv os...... - --------. .‘ 6 .altd Dacia recognitiou o f . t h e three above- from the Alseiicao Oceernment, This is the, mow° aa' , —. • .as tosetieectl coodittuoa, hill MairatY .411 . 1 " 0 mere Parrstaiy; since . scab of the newspapers of pieties to I 1 , fa me time .in iamb% to AMU** a Minister 'ally the United Stetesare daily using a language, whose has ikoo k 4 44 . eurpeteered tor:ensign them to * formal its' rte, only tendency 'roe be to eacite the people to cent. he'll* or ,h , 44 gular treaty." - mil sibjeecq span Mr. Jacksoies . persour. In ca. for the re public creel '..' Tull Mistime' weak', af cilia, ~ _ 116 " bglin 11141100.4 e, 'he requisis that the endetutatioitorl provided . ub a full power ; but Mir, t ..hresuselitas 7 maw ka Ivo W . in th e. & iguan a*, be fe. . Will' afford to be guided •by his instructioao r ; tied had the nit 04 M.. I .' . ' ••• . - The Cu, . . *gramma concl u de d here been ceakitaallible to limiters imess;iiiiiiiii, lips. JacesOir, their three 410.. We .. . • . Om, it trouts, without doubt, have been vilified eldka"L viteasap " autusw .' ,_. .. iimion - : 11 4 ,44047 • , s sicretio of r at ( . b e g i ~ by his Ilticaly• I soutt beg your veryriculeir ' . . . • . stedatiou t.• the eitessasumec, that his Aiastek i lt i algWdo thigV. kiriboiffrn:a — . w • • . Th. heal agilliaatigis has boom withheld, not Women thy . • 111 = 6 `j• ~,,,A M TL ishavii Cf al t4. it: reeved! un , sof • Wit ,• egesmaacet was cuecledisf without a fall . pewee, • ' J2tlylU ira ieuiee Wtisbl i . 41pelit . 04/404 or; . 141 hp.. oh bet beams* it vas altogether irsecuociluelhie 110 ji . rjr% NW., MOM 110611, heel* firartt. , ;;, i smiery , e O h o i gis i go etimse es which it Was . prokssedly hen-. ilip l imititegfteitewetifilifoll,oo4o,4lol.] . ' , BllitLl , i ' del • The gbeetle* or lire fall power waairttre- .y . ."` -- : .., """7" .. .. . • : $3l the sli i ea by yourself to give weight, b ye tivetetitila ilk; tl . miliey It delimit fly IMO, s heitinil *ssr, kivi la ill fees a highly-ran nulloor i toyetir 011111 air . leatiogi : - - Pttnutyis,' i at the disesoold, la aahv* $ *WWI eibleerell 1 . talaiilillllollllllllF lair mica rcpt./ or strfty ) II • t . • • '. . • ' - s • . .. . • . • ' ' • , ... • . - ' .. . • , . . . • • ••• ~ • - •••• •' •• •• - .. . .. . • , • •• • . .:. '.4. t : t 4 ' . • . • • • .* . ••• . • . ' _ IA 11. • • . • .. . _ doe to a written form this important tied interest. ins discussion 1 tome that mode has been deitared by ewe to be indispensable, I will first appeal to the written remniunieetioos which hoes, passed' bet w -en us,; and 1 do this with the greater emits. faction, because l consider it to be the chief Cause of the present remarkable State of things, that in tweaking of.engagernents contracted, or supposed to lime been contracted, betweeti the two countries a underatandixgr or implied engagements have allowed to take place of written compacts, and. have been considered, in some instances, as hate: log thy wee validity. It Is furthermore necessary to piece in the must unequivocal tight a topic, which I observe to be constantly and prominently, restated in your letters, notwithstanding the r prated, hut, as it should seem,. fruitless end your, used in mine, to clear it from the shadow of obsourity. You say, 4 • that it is understood that his BA. 66 t.blittie .Igajesty perseveres in requiring, as in " dispensable conditions on the pest of Ili: United S•ates, an entire relinquishment of the right te ' 4 trade with the enemies' colonise, amid also a 66 peraiissiun to the British navy to aid in Omit -46 jag a law of Congress." Tuts seine statement is contained in your letter of tee teh ult. and represented as tholubstatiee eJ what had fallen from we in' our Wailes's confer, , euccs. In my answer to that letter, I took the liberty of showing that such a siippositi..o Ives, erroneous; and I have looked i* vain to my 141. t:r of the yi3.l, to um) in it any suggestion of • similar tenor. I believe, thovelore, -41ett by re-' ferenre to my tees letters you edl Ned, that the statement now again brought forward. is contained In neither of them ; that it Made so port of my previous conversations with you ; and that I have In fl u *ay given room to suppose that l over *Ado any such statement as all. 'That before the Orders in Council can he re. coked, their object must he obtained in amiwi other way, is esiqemoionably true;. hat yen may be assured, air, that there is no wish whatever en tertained iu England, that the Britiels Navy Oswald be empl.yed in exec-titles a law of Corsgr o et e j. the propoeal that was made upon that A A nu de s es you sue know, bectulitelforillkilte toted to be acceptible bereyhaci been sineta had bermes a matter of compact between ate Wei cuentries and thereby a part, net of the law of Congress, but of the. public law binding Alien both poseurs, end wblek both would have had a common interest in seeing duly executed ; in that case the agency of the &hit.sh Navy would stet have bad the inveliotis aspect, whim, is now at. tempted to be given to it. At present, there is n o e iegsgemeoi Wiesen the two cumitriev, nu laws of Cuevas, which bear a reference to any such engagement, etid• consequently it cannot be w eased to take any share whatever in the execution of those laws. In ,regard to the colonial trade, I need only observe, that all or nearly all the enemies' rule mei are blockaded by Britieh squadrons : it can. nut therefore he so much an object of solicitude, styes imagine, to obtain the relinquishment of the trade of any country to thus. colonies. On the contrary, you will tied it awed in my letter of the 11th ult. to be • 6, matter of indidersece whether lieu Order in Council," (on this subject) be continued, or au arrangement by mutual eeßrewl substituted in its room." When I iufurneud you that the agreement eon. eluded Isere in April last, bad been framedAti do, viation from the instructions gives for the wee. sine, my explanation was intended to apply to both parts of teat agreement. That nothing s rt• quilted by the must scrupulous lltfUracy, may. be wonting, I now add, that the devialauts coaaisted in n..i recording, in the oikcial do:singed signed here, ter abrogation 6f the President's Prucionin. lion Id tee Jaly, ISIJT, as well as the two re, serves specified in the paper of Memoveedieen. closed in my otheial letter. to you of theilth There is menthes motive fur the disavowsl of this part of the arrangement, considered to be le atrene tad self evident upon the very facet the transaction, that I am not commanded to dupery than onheats it in the manner I base already douse. By this furbeatauee his Majesty eunoeivos ChM he is gising an addittepal pledge of his sinters dispo sition to maintain a good undentiusdlog ititk the United Atales. 1 am somewhat at a lees to pies • &elitist reply to that part at yaw, lento whisk. relates to. Mr. Erskine's eutherity to seeded. with pee, I. virtue of his general letter of criwtonee, became 4 du not very distioeily understand the seadosmokof It. I never before heard it duetted that rn fell power was requisite to amble a bliMieltert Ig *awe dude a treaty, or that a tem grewrild *IN et' cs rime* was, 11111140111114 for tbetgaseposot . If it were, otherwle%. sod a threormettet . wore 11041 wi care ItliON.ASSo4,lles Antal eras moredital minister, Aherowelski be no sofa; its appointmeht .11 seeks Miaow' kg, and r •e • we/0d be easiest— No fell • power witagiron is the present ease, Lupun it was not a Watt, but bpi inatorlall•for fotniing a treaty, that was its coetemplative. . In this dispatch of the Std Of January, Mr. Itlitatary Coming distinctly says iklr. .Er. 4libler-7" Upuo receiving through you,. on the part. of the Anol t ricap Govarp,p,t, ; a . distinct recognitioli of %berm; 4iikutis, kq . _ • / • • • !WM • • • I _ . • - ~. .; • itbstraeti wilieh k bus blob 'ids iltSit 6 static , 1 440;eterrrionndOwee, have befird9emed_ by Al+ricass Gisverstasent to sdord a eulligient tleefur breaking oN an impottant treglitistitopi - 'fof pestling an end Wall commtsniCatiou whavver wiih the Minister charged by his Sovereign 'Silt -that negociation, is" interesting to boils ssatisomi And on One point of . .which an answer* has o ven been returned to an utkcial and written .. tnre. One of the facts alluded to has been admitted by Oho Sectetary of Slate himself in his letter of the 19th Ont. via. that the three conditions form. , ing the substance of Mr. Erskinves original iisstroe. (ion were stsbmitted to him -by • that Gentivinass. The other, viz. that that instruction is the only 'one in which the conditions wera presPriheil to Mr. Erskine fur the conclusion .of an arrange. . silent on the matter to which it related, is known to 31r. Jackson by the instructions which he has himself received. In stating these facts, and in adhering to them, In his duty imperiously enjoined hitn 144 iIU, Mr. Jeckson.could nut imagine that olleeKe-tvhold be taken at it by the American Government; as most , certainly none could lie intended on his part ; 1 1 but si et. be has - been infurmetl by the Secretary of }: State t tno farther communications will be re. criTed out him, he conceives that ho has -no alter. nativg that Is consistent with , what is duo to the ; king's dignity, 'but to withdraw altugother from the seat of the American Government, and wait the arrival of his Majesty's commands upon' the ' the onlooked-for tern which has thus been given to his *fain in this country. Mr. Jackson means to make . New. York the place of his residence. Wailtioitoo, Nov. I. 1809. • . ' - , -. FRENCII PAPERS. . * --..... FROM THE MONITEUR OF THE 25TH ULT. • CONSTANTINOPLS, OCT. 25.—1 t is reported that a truce fur three months has been concluded between the. Russian and Turkish armies. The Turkish squadron, which contrary winds had long detained in port, sailed on the 13th for the Black Sea, and took under escort a great.number of gun. boats, divined for the Markel*. A !violent tern. pest obliged two ships of the line. and three frigates to return to this port. Tsee ships of, the line, it is said, have, gone in i p ursuit of some enemy'. ships seen off the Danube. We have hid no news for some time front the Grand Vizier's "'my. All we know is, that the head-quarters are at Reds. chuk. : The troops under his orders have obtain. ed, shunt the beginning of this month, a slight advalaseke over u corps of 6000 ausatios on the opposite side of the Danube. They took 4 pieces Vef canteen and 100 prisoners, whey have been sent f; to Cuestantioopie. Wahil.Emiu, Reis. Itirentii,. l has been banished to Asia, but the cau s e of his . Joan , . Is not known. lie is replaemilty hlusts, Oa Effendi, who had formerly occupiedlthe same posts: The Caintacati, or Lleutetiptot of. "he G read 'Visite, Mai been deposed: He now Alvin berg .as a prilatt individnol., Due of the °when of Asia is mentioned as his soccsnoore . . ~ .s.ti ~ .;....-... BANKS of Tea Dam ese,..Dec. 10.-. (reds .21: between Trieste and Italy will,seow- a MON activity, since all communications lii , tho issto. riot of Austria arid with Hungary UV Morel*, and the productions and merchatatie of OK A, pg. , I trim States 'limy be freely imported' into the Illy-1 rite' province'. the houses At Trieste aikti lingoes are gradually re.estiblishing thefrforpier asonaec. tions. Only Colonial productiatlas -auk igmlliii. l moichandise are excluded. So,int how, at . Trieste are making speculations be Leyte . ' cotton..- .. , FRANKFORT, Dec. 19.—His Aisiesty the King of Saxony arrived yesterday gyenint,' sod set vet this morning on his return to his slonsinloos. The troops of the Prince Primate, . who -have - left the territuty of Bayreuth, are to be replacest. by Pun. tersest, corps. We. have no certain Allteiligence etwoucting the future fate of this litinitrOvitte•-•- The General Diet which was convoke+) *wee OW discussing the means . of meeting the.,ettraordinhry oxpenees, has determined, with the . aporobatioe, of the French Director of Dumainf,• that •Nlik timber, to the value of a million of Sono, ideal' be sold. It is also in conternpletion to *make an issue of paper money. Vtzse A, Due.lo.—The arrival of a consider. able body of Austrian troops, which were in Ben_ gary, is announced. They are to ferns our ger. risen. The-troops now here are to take poss."- sion of the part of Lower A ustria , which is,soll.. occupied by the French. The great body of . tlwt: French troops are not yet in motion. They at destroying, hi saceessioe, all the works whitk. they had termed aiung the lea hstnk= of the: Dit.t be, and parical.trly these in theneighltourhoutl the A hhiye of Nludk i . un tho *0444 which . . 'he - whole of . the frotackgranti Peek of eral. /wilt ni a few days he assetablill at Passau, Sallie Apstria:► Proitoces, stilt . uccapird-ny the irctick troops, the valoe_.of the Austrian paper money has fallen ikt a pruportiou n►isch More► con aiderable than in this city, where it liai4 ,henielser, Austained a very extraordinary depressiotty.,- the genera' oPinion, et preseatis,.l h 4 t the Bank Imittr *Minion bneotircly out of cicesslattotto 'Viettuti• Dec. 12.--The Council of State is to pike orgaiiirition. It is al..° its content . take meaausuctuiuduce liunaary, which less esheested by the war Olio either Bo- Moravia, tip makeconitderable iseritiees ro..cetablishment or-the linaticol mid. the credit ; . but it it not:certain-04044 1) 14 4 'afford much - satisfaction tb the Llongariios. Cowrie of Exchaoge, varies - tram. 404 14, 'e•ass assured that' Goveranimit beget', to buy op the .Baek paper leri4 head-quartets of. the French army wore. the lath 3101 11th fr►m St. Pali.% to wheat. • they will rensai►s smash the .4th of the. period foc.thervacoatiae.td Als ll lol.. re, Ode. It is remarked,. Oat Os; • day sippoisted fur the retort, of Iter the annivers,ry of • the day ou.svhielo4o4. its 1793, arrived from Stirviits 1111 4" 1 6.• • ' • • ; -s, Is. 4d. to. 6. 4d, Gb. Od. to 7s. id, HOPS. rockers. 41. LS. to 61. g s , , Susse 31. ISt to 41. 1,5,„ Farakam, 61. Co. to 104 us ; -.11.--- PRICES dr II 4.Y AN IT STRAW YESTERD IY. av, 4 1 1 T. 0 ," trt50 4. 61. tOs. Hav, . Iv " 1. 41, 1 11,.. A to 61. „ - ,4. liii, to 21.175. Od. 1 Clovet, Cd. 10 ‘ n to 71. los, • , • 1 Straw, IL . /o• to 1.1. il.tzt • PRICK OF TALLOW &c. At. James's Market ..5s 14 Tovt4 Tallow 87,0.1 (x), NS Clair 'Nisei:et " 5. Id Yellow•kabia 54.414 Ws O t t wok er bs ilie , m a ke a s 04. While ditto .. Pf.).% 0:1 on od • per st. of Silt • 151 3,1 Whits; Soar . 70i Od Oth nat Average ss led Ditto rmigh .. 411 Od -ids Od Graves rz s Good le , li. od uti * - lrg,s Yellow Soap, MI-Mottled. II Is -Pieces, 1011 84=Card, Mb-Castile X 7. is a 4'S. lis. Trice of Caudle., per dozen, 1 is OA-Moult,ls. 04 • ... PRICK OF LEAI'IIER. Bulls, 50 to sSlbs, e.ecis - 214 I!) ' l2 O per lb. Ditto, 56 to 661bs. each 231 to 214 .. • litt•rchants' Backs ••• )4d to 2044 ~ Dressing Hides - • 181 to 19.1 Fine Coach Hides - 194 to • ttUil Clop Hides 33 to 401 to for cutting 190 to .`2id ' Ditto 45 to sOlbs. - 1744 to 190 . . Calf Skim SO to 40160. - Shict to 32d, Ditto 5$ to 70110. - fld to 4011 Ditto 70 to &Vbs. - 34 1 to 50/ Small Seals (Greeidast4) • - 3a. to 3s• A. Large ditto 100. to ISOs per doses. -.....0.-- • • RAW HIDES. Best Heifers and Steers (per Ordinary 2.. 04.. to Os. Ad. 1 stove) Ss. 04. to 3s. 241. Market Calf 14a. tit rent. I MidJbugs 21.' 4d. to €2*. 114. Ens. Home 141. to Ith. 04. Sheep Skin. - : 3s. 6d. to is. U. ~< Tamed Horse Hides 1901 to Sid per tb.• k -usas..-• COAL - MARKET. ' - , • ' Skips at Market. Ships said. .3 Newcamle .. ..... . 19t ..... ... 555. Od. t i O t 04 . 2 Sunderland 0 Ciii4ers . 0 Sautch Coal 0 Ws. Od. -......-- .... • VERRIDGIL . Cara-laapeetar's Return.-Teoasatte,Jai. 4. What, per load V t . -s. to M. --t. Morley, per quiu•tz.r Sti. -d. to 48.. --d. Oats Albans 455. -d. to ids. -4. Peas St.. -4. to AL -d. We arc happy to learn that More is no truth in the report of the loss of the Aleiaadria frigate, which we copied from a Paper of Wednesday lan.. The Alexandria is at present in duck at Sheer. nes.. , Monday, the remains of the late, Mr. Tier. otos Casva I.co mere interred in it. , Pancrm e .- Chureb.yard, in a•vault constructed - for the par. pose, clomp to the monument of his intimate friend : n . Th e Gen. 1 - A 0 f.I. funeral was attended by a tram. her of the philosophical friends of the deceased, among whom were,. Dr. PEA *SON, Messrs. Pao. Tit ERO, P1.0%11111 WIILION, Pitl /CC Beam, . RACKET, and itiPtir. Mi. CAVA v.° was a Nea. potitin by hint, and nut anative of Switscrtstol, as stated in some of the Papers. ' Thursday n most Crowded set of the inhabit. -41ktaItti.41011 ppil e 1 S. George, .Berotigt, Si.: 'enabled at the outer part of the Vestry, to decide' . the following 'proposition :-'••• 4i To recommend the propriety of in application to Parliament on the subject or an a4cration ia Ad P . ntir Laws, and to ' coosiikr of a. ec.consideration of them."' - • At.twelve o'clock, Mr. Sautes HOOT was oat to the Chair, in the Yestri.roam, and we Scarcely ever wituessed sueh a clamour. The cotetu4on: watiodeedso great, that na' bualasai stiold,W' done, and the meeting broke on, wilts,* intlikd' standing among some that Opplios:liO! Wee aril,' ' suede to a different.tribintit, ..• "-• .. ... . - • t 4 4 % ......: ' Oa Thansiday m orning , : as,' if C.. thetnpsorp's.,,... coachman, of Dartford,. *ea-44 1 4g* riwoh, 1 . 7, Into town it Sgitt,:tavesterctipsition,natt.whilak . seendiog the hitt from li.lo4lesatkinia,Orecow . : i • hi came in contact wills .a conntsy rait , ,plib ilia: fury, that the cal' triage tusk, down, mid thoshaft.. horse being thrown on its back, the leader set 'et at full speed, and dragged, them esatee distance,, When .fortunately, by the .. dexterity iira 046 161 .'. butcher, in seizing fast the.spiimni's reins, he pip. vented it proceeding any further, and the yoasg lady .and soachapapt were then extricated from their perilous sitnation, nititput receiving any in. jury. ' • ..,..,! . -.- • , ------ - - - • MATItItMN Y. • IT. it much to be regretted, but iiidiepittably JIL certain, that many persons of both. rein are detenel Irons entering into the married stale, by indralitieg, which delicacy forbids them to disclose ; isial there are out a Mr. who being alkady married, are • rei*red miserable, fat . wad*? I hnse 'ruder laetrile of mutual loye, gelthittil watts happiness in this state is, at kart; very. precarious. It hot heopreert, stifled beyond yinalst, that circianstaaces tart do . ns Oiled by n Reneral nr partial relaxation ow weaker** either see t :inal it is equally certain, that rise gander AROMATIC F ST OEM.. ofil-41.14•4-Ic , iint-tbriadly rewleily - for 1 iiviltraig.4 M'- litj. When taken tats the stomach, they isatardiriWiv (hie theitireiver,tliteo vapour, tbriiiigh'every parrairoditent erects, f t once. delightful, salutary, and permanent.. Wiwi the spark of lifcliegine to grow dim, the cireulatiosi lougsit• and Ow tiwalties•paralyeed, these Lozeoges are (Arial lotrf Mae to the nerves, exbdanite -the animal, spirits; invigi the body, mid te-ruiimate the whole tait. When morning irr exercise, los. cr depravity of appetite, out' pallid crawl' =owe; indicate appronrieltig 'cosoauptiola the delicate /IT male will be presetvcd„.and restared to health mad sog4e l ). by the benigu aillusige of thl4 medicine. Whew the 4ele. gams of linaginatintr, ne the farce of bad *temple. IMF. Winded unguarded youth into the dnaornas.labyrialbs. secret sensuality, debilitated his Airily, or impaired *is 0' dent:wiling, these Lintellltuu will Protti huh hers bar aire ing disc, 10vhdlniiities 11,4144 a are .414 stir. is svertcbeilddintitatham Whets by laguripas binspiets.erpieru j !Realism; Paphian nerves, itiat midnight owes. the mai and daughter, of diiiiiparthen-haire hyalite. as iaringelitti debility, Mewing, blibecility, ruid -a 2uag Irwin pf urn't j cmnuipains, there L jae.agtis %ILI svatire *filth tOrd vigour w* the debilitated tranteolud tbeerhtliwas aM aalaritirlt talk /5 Lk I. merno k r=comm.,.. ......... miimm o ro okir 4AWN/091-i.Pri 4 4,4 , 1 0 htl)•.Mt44ll *TATlrdble .ernc -04 a. _ , ... mExplirsizererse in his THE MA R Kg7'S. - . 7 tllts, Oro- DDINDATE AND LELDENITAI.ChIARKETS. fly the (C arcase.) Pt g ad Beef ; St. N. A 4 t. 0.1. Teal 4s. 44. to 6s. 4.1. speer .hlattom 416, 116. fa b. 41. 1 Pork Co. 0(1. to 7b. id, , ttith —.011110."' Erltldli OF nors. lions; • *Alm rocttrn. s nut —kant o , or. to 6i. 01. !tent, 41. /1).. to 61. € l , Oren. Saws, 41. 11.111. lb*. Ito. Savors, SI. Os. to 41. lb & Essex, 41. to $l. ltb. Vanillas), 61. Co. to 14)1. us, mind. • 'l' JIB A ROM•etTIC LOIRISMII or ST*. E *re re - . pare.l**ll olaid Its.hlte luvenprr, k opf WilsO w ''' 4J, Soatligunputo-rdw, Bl,loaWtojri l where* riay oohed every tint' , peroonftllyy or byllslo% 40 " 1 " 11— ii , fees also. by Appointors*. 9 0 11 1 atPfski. itiewirdv, drum*, 19 :1 3 rStraild ta t* .tree*. pear peon - strew * s Afire. ux , PDX hems t abrlop, earner of Spell* finfr o l i f 4taary 7lh• Strtuo4, neat Ike I,yreupt ; Utofer: Ta l le ot t r ileir," • Evels 4tige t . Stebb-. Sri ! I:he ;; Itallaterr; itt *heti elm, • Prise 7.. per OA*, Dory M 100. • At the above.phores may also b* Ira, Dr. Smelts's 00 Fcatale, Cuatpinints. Price So. 641.4 a Wok *WO Pow 1w nail hv'ever: eitrrieohionalstft. - dEur.