The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-10-20 00:00:00

•••IM, - Its..'. ,~~`: 111 . 1 1 111P" ..° " 1 Irdo f : : Ar C L ' 2l • • , f # ' ll • • -.41 0 . - ;.:Y • ' • $ • i/Y ‘ • r • „ Zil i C e=iti ; • • • , • • • • No. 107 a. l LONDON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1812. PRICE 6f D. lil r. .11'N E Itol AI., HOUR Y.LA WHIR EVENING, ttn OCCASIONAL I AD- I)RESS, IA iII be Spoken by Mi. Ellisten. After whigh guir A'ideate's' Sem:oils ty ill perform ALL IN THE WRONG. T. , which i'l he allied, TURN OUT I - - - Al' a MEETESIG of the FRIEND'S of ED wkito wILnitAHAFA BoorLE, El. held ia the Guildhall of the Borough of Newcastle toilet-Lyme, the Pith Day of October MY. JOIN BAGSHAW, Esq. Mayor, in the Chair; R ItSOGVILD9 That we tin acknowledge %lilt the mat heartfelt gratitude the honest and faithful services of Edward Wilbraham Bootle, E'q. dui ing the 4 t teen years he has represented this Borough in Parliament with the greatest honour to himself, and advisint tage to his Cototourta, toot to the Coventry at large. That we do esprest our deep mid unfeigned regret at the re sult of the late Election, which has deprived this Borough of so able and upright a iteprcseutative iu the Commons Howe of Parliament. BOWLS PUBLISHED THIS DAY. AMERICA. MADAME DE MONTOI.IEU'S NEW WORK In 9 rob.. itino. price 15 , 4. RECUEIL DE NOUVELLES.- Par Madame ile MONTOLIEC. Anwar de " Caroline de Lichtlieltl," " Princesve de Wnl- Arc. Lendiin: Printed for right si.bl by H. Cnlburn, Public Libra ry, 50, Conduit-street. Hiiiinver-qroe. Where niov al.. he had. The WORKS of A134391..9 C() f1E11.19, STA EL, and a variety at new Fiend) Books juvt impw ictl. (PROM 'ME NATlOtilt INTELMcgSCErt, OT SEVr. I.j 1~~ ~_ '1 Togenerow, Up nlll O l rg,ht,With Htw to fie for Love. The . I .lternetv designed and painted by Messrs. Greenwood, Marinari, Dixon. Deinaria,Genta, Strunk. and Cat no. and their awls The nt Pi...PP by Mr. Ranks, nail Miss Rein, ant their •look • AS'il!,ll6lllii. The Machinery h, klessrsfUoderwia I, Drury, Sre. The Decorations bi Mr. Morris, Mica &c. Lender of the Kind Mr. Smart. The Disllle to he opened at a quarter past five o'clock, to be gin 31 11 qu :tier part Is.: e r r ed Price 3s 611:—Pit, ; Second • Ito—Lower 6:Merv, as,; Second Price, Is.—Upper Cotner , ls• ; S tine.-, fgt. ,c• s to he taken of Mr. Sitriog, Itot Ronk kentrr. tit the 4111c.' oil 1.1311 e ause•ll.-tere•„ from 'Pen till • am, .111. Ten iu the Eveitiog until tile Doors are closed. The lio% eo rot-ei ore io Br. -Ireet onty.—The Pit en tratiret. are in Itits-e'.l.-oreet rant W •hurntAreet.—Toe Lo w e r eiorture• are its fito-ell-11%.0t and Woburn street. — The Uppt•r tS.tllrri mai:ince i. in Woburn-street only. All pers. , . rho ltigh! Of Free AtilaiSAilil ii. the Thentre, having eirmplte , i wish the Notic , by Public Advertise. mini, to vigil 13eIr N. ur n.... i n the gook kept his the Secret:try to Coininitter, at Ow Tr...trury Othre in Grurs-lune, and gay- We mode ? rood their Tole of totels Free AtlnstsAiin. three doss Id bast prrviat.. to the r icerci-e itf such Right, vs IA be admitted • t Theatre on all Nights of Theatrical Representis Mosir•ti Performance, antler the following Regulations gift :- tery Person i Wining to he admitted Free, will be required t o ,ign his or her mime it the Moo, in a honk uslliels will he kept reads for that purpme, and will not be admitted without such signature. Tiro tioit 11141111 door, lead nig from the hall in Brydgessstreet. ail tie opened for Free Admi.sions to the Wises, and confined to them only ; and an Free Admissions will he passed at any other Box Door of the Theatre. Neither will any PCI3IIII. not Free, be admitted to pass through the Free Door. Free Admissions to the Pit stud Galleries will be received at their respective Unisrs 11l Wohuni-street only. The very gnat frauds which have heretofore been committed neon the Proprirtios and the Public, respecting Free Admis sion, hove male it riecetary for the Sub-Committee to devise oh • otti.t ffectital fill , llrOUl it ii sootier so important to the inte rests of the Conipans, whose atflirs they are called upon to itd minger, and to those who are really entitled to the freedom of _ . . For the present, therefore, they have deemed it evpedient to etart, under the usiihoritv of the Art of Parliament, the con diiiutn anove onted fir the promotion of (midi, which will be strictly enfourdid.—Stage Manager. Mt. linvininA. Vivant Rex et Regina. THEATRE, -ROYAL. COVFI4iT•GAROEN T HIS present E V ENIN G, Oct. 19, will be vorforenee. TILE NIERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. ,Totihich will t►e :wiled. (or the 9tl .1 •.r, tk new fame, wiled SCIINIEDERKENS. To-morrow, The lieggai% Olt ra, with Perouse. On Stturday, the 1.14 of November, lin. o ill he poblisteJ. prate 9J. (to br eAttistued Weekly) N. I. of - - rritE lIAMPDEN; respectfully dedicated to 11 the hlenthers at the Hampden and Union Clubs; the hlector. of Westinirnter ; sad to 11. r Friends o f peace, Five- Ism, and Reform, tt.riuglinsu the Utti•ed Kingdom, It has long since been inatter of regret 14 ith e.rry real friend to hi, country, that amidst the multitude of periodical politica hut* that lire continually teeming from the lit it's*, Press, so few are devoted to the cause of Reform, and t h e rxpnsuv of Wee corruptions umd alai•es in the Stair Which are rapidly tre• detaining anal destro)hig• our let et.viatile Comtitutiott. To tesnll in restoring that Coo•tititioit to its a,ikinnl pio it s the pir,:rt work has been malertak ; and we skill at all times tildrtiVemor In 141.14411 I4e hi the mire of teal R.. Coin, owl i,drisendenr...—To pram i.e ai:or, artitatcl he cr. , wroprlan—to do less, nould he its,le, The. Hampden a Al ho regularl‘ evert Saturday, at Thar? ea I..ek in t 6 • Afterooorit and oirsy be had hs giving or der= to airy Newsman in Town fir C try. Anv "niers we it will h. 'antis nri eivel, if ad .ll Nit. iteduni'., Limbos Si. George'. is. j 9W E's PATENT 1111.1TPOI SiIIaTING 1-4 rLoTH. TM. Fahrte (after roar years piers...ire hos pr-vment) is now brought to a degree of excellence and per- D.C. it unequalled. It is mittahle for all Minuties and Seasons, by its freedins from that semibility In the Chime' , ..f the Sfinikvbere, to which eve' y nt!wr description of Shirting Cl o th is lia:tle. It is rte.'s:no and cnnif .rtable in wen'', s‘noliei befunifitily niorr.snled for durabi:ily eqn,,l in the bra Irish Lumn, Foul so d ,I• 411 half the prier. Wholesale end by the Picee, at the original Wnreh use, 131, Cliesquide. near St. Pa•ki'r I 11 ,, cdatis and 119, Ptlll-Alull ; and no other House in Lon.lau. A si .I `,IONS and Co. respectfully acquaint the o Nooilotor awl lloolie in Kearral, that a savitar * from 4. 1.. ii I,er cent. n the prier of CLt sTII ES, by apply log at tllO Tdlll.44t'S CWIPAN Y omens, 111 New Boo& street ; Se. d awl 481. Strand. near Charing (;rose. Sul+ ' •cl is a Sketch of the Ready Woo, Pit IC rs : Ile.• v.i.pei fine Cunt • • £63 15 to 41 4 0 Do tt Stspertine, or Soper Great COOS 3 lii In 6 b 0 IA i.s' Ha-lis • . . 6 0 to 616 6 T..tinti..l or Marseille. Waistcoats . 016 to old 0 }in s White I)stio. Dress Ditto • 019 to 11 0 kid, Block atilt five . . 16 to 110 0 u , ...te1l Attickiag /bungalows • 1 6 to 110 0 Nita 9-Thread, very moot . . 116 to 5 5 0 Cloth Psetalo.tos . . . 119 to 2 2 0 Xeneraiwire Ditto . .. 22 to 2 0 111r , erhes . • . 1 6 14 1 111 0 Praise Leather Ditto . • 218 to • 3 3 U LIVERIES. bill'el Jacket awl Waistenat.ana Cord Breeches • $l9 6 kit al Livery £3 ola 5 101 Sitrtiitit Coat 1 oto /6 0 !mom lint Co l a 515t 0 6 101 Overalls . 1 2tol 16 0 Terms of Contract by the If r•tr. in, eilliaderatiOn a retansiati their old ion : 3 %ails per Year £l7 01 5 Moir. per Year %CM IA 4 Dann . W 01 6 Ditto . 30 10 Do the same priori ole, for Coats tedv s •- Crontsper Year .C 11) 1015 Coats per Yrs!. ‘l6 0 4 Ditto 13 ld li Ditto 19 0 . Gratlemen on joining their respective regiments. or ceinc a' road, rivals', as ordered by his It. H . the Cotittiontitcr-ir-(ihiet. Lraliee Itidiag Dteses, andYnutig Gentletneh'eflussar Ditto, Kole in a superior t•t) le. The elorwagmo charge of those who take and give long credit 11 3 S been II subject of complaint, A. S. and Co. a.-use the Public they will hod a inoterial dills:trove in their prices trim o t h er houses: iii comequener of conducting their business tnr tosick r."ancid, they ar e enabled to sell for le ts nomey than other "el imfrha.r their ones for.—Gentlemen i n th e country sou- Piled by tending their m easure , or an o ld riot. 'a • A Suit of Clothes nt Nine flours o,tice. TO TILE PEOPLE OF ENGLAND. • THE follnwing Diseases are immediately cured "r a f" • each, by Dr. Guligi, the relehritted '..rettch Ph)sirtan, %vial in France has renlered there Diseases a name, and haw never in he dreaded, viz.:—Scarlet Fe. Ter, Liver Ciimplaint , , Jaundice, Moving Criagh, and lave, though not least in be dreaded, that K.uree to health 1 " 1 . 1 happineto, the Vel:ereal Direave the two hater he to o '.ge , 1 0 cure. up , 411 nr,t attack in from three tn eiaht days, :::.d ain.itnt 4 tie charges is n e ver ittkure Ten Shillings, nod sia tench :IS five. 1'1.,13.. 4pet, at N , i. S. Silver street. Fleet-street. '•' Aaviee in writiq will be giVeo initis: • 'Dint we humbly heg lenve to request his acceptance of a Piece of PI ite, to tie u lasting token, at well of our esteem for his private sirtues, ns of our ititudo for his Parliamentary (raiding ; urd particularly f.r his minearied attention to the I amrsis of this Borough, and of the ttigithraon m an er,c. _ I%mt n Committee he ninminted fir Ihe ;voume :4' ralc,iiftg rll 6 I Ilse above armhatimt, i ding Slate be sigiwtl lay the Chniruuin ttild fillMlSileti Unti er as the Committee moy direct. JOHN HAHS/1 A W. Mayor. The Thanks of the Meetiug were unanimously voted to the Mayor, b.r •ns conduct in the Chair. TO THE ELECTORS OF RUTLAND:4IIIIOE. ACCEPT my grateful thanks for the high honour you have ronferreo upon me, and Ina manner mout factory to in, feeling. I nsoure you I will eserrioe the im portant vow, with prudence and circum.pection. in toe hope by a aitliful doe , ..trge of ito dutico, 1 luny continue to Merit your approbation and enofidence. 1 am, r;entlemen, With every ,totimeni of revert, Yuur very .incere ft ieml •00l h blc servont. GILBERT /I C. TIICO TE. Nerroautmi Park, Oet. 18, 18r2. AT a numerous and respectable Meeting of the Friend, t, Civil and Religious Liberty, held at the lied Lion luu, Colcbester, on Tuesday, the 18th of October, 1812, Mr. JOHN KENDALL, in the Chair, It was Illinnimuttsly Resolved, That D. W. Harvey. Esq. !invites, in the most independent manner. resisted the united ef forts of 'Ministers and the East India C pony, at an courteous sacrifice of property, is eetitled to our warmest acknou ledg. me.W. Thal It is the opinion alibis Meeting Mr. Harvey ha. n mr .jnrity of Legal Votes no the Poll, mid flint a Petition ntiould be reseeded al the proper time to the Honourable the House of agairet the return of Cohort Thrommi. Esq. Bemired, That IMO PC101.01.111.111 be presented and prose cuted, by it Siihorription, raised solely for that purpose, nod without any further sacrifice on the part of Mr. Here..% ; and that persons be appointed to correspood with the Whig interest it; the C , mot ry, requesting thei:- Itmolved. Th it a tturionstiee be appointed to receive and appropriate such Subseriptioes, and publish a List of the hub • scribers. Reoolved, That the following Gentlemen, via. Mr. Henry Thorue, Mr. George Smartt:ill, Mr. Jacob Verlarider, Mr. W. W. Francis, Mr. Richard Patiolire, Mr. John Ellisden, of Colche.. ter; and Sir. John b:endoll, mid :dr. Win. J of Condor., do constitute. mil; Committee, end that they receive the amount of Subscriptions in their respe.iive neighbourhoods, and pa, the , same to Mr. Henry Thorue, Colcoesier ; the. Bank of Messrs. bpa l eow, Smut), and Cu. Williarn Mid Chelmsford; Me..ss. Harvey and Co. lifichford t h les:miter. 1 psis inh ; itesasbonmes. Newman. and l'ir. totabaril-stieet and Mr. John ; No. 33, Whitechapel. Resohed A; T::Rt should the result of the enquiry to be made hy the Committee into the Votes, MO ol her citiu.nstatices connected u ith the Eli...that, render nu applica timi tli the House of Commons Mos pe heat, it is the 0pi....111 of thl. Meeting, that tar NM CO*. it thread he tippropri .led ill *p rom the return of Mr. Ilorvey to Poilioment for some u Mar Borough, he being, in the opinion Of Oa is'eleetm„a person rt ing the support of the friends to Civil and Religious Freedion. Itcsiilced. That tbi. above Riiiiluiintr h• signed by th e Ch t ie. moo, nod publioied in the Count, toot I...ivii:o Piper, JOHN KEN OA LL. A Whig. every wherry .1. W. - ,(7) 0 U. l'atei:, jun. 5 5 C:rirley Firke, jon. S 8 Win. !Orme - 21) 11 A Friend to Podia. memory Kaaren 20 0 N. (loose - 5 0 C. S. h 0 • IV tn. Ta3lnr - 10 0 - 2 0 A Friend. W. J. SO 0 Di , to ditto - 20 0 A Friend - 5 0 Joseph Kendall 5 5 1 firer Blathers • b 0 Win. Goodwin - i 1) 11. M. - 2 2 E. L. - 2 2 A Frlend to Freedom iCsttO M. H. H WO it D. ilt.nry, E 4. Wick ham Vi 0 J ' LA. WO U J .1,11 Kendall - 5J 0 Henry Thorne 50 0 J.tc .1, Yeti:older - 50 0 Woo. Jo.tes, Loation 5a 0 Cirocr‘e 5ea.4.111 50 0 W. %IP. Francis 21 Richard l'atouire 2.) 0 j. K. Bin and 1.) U A Friend 1J 0 T. Candler, Load** 0 C. 2. Itnosie Mr.. Rolle IHin4 itoofe J. Hill, Lon.lon Wm. It —u - 10 0 • 5 0 1 0 -1, 0 - - 5 ti In November nest will be published. by %loafed°. (dedi cated In (iranville Sharp. re-q.) in four haedutme Volumes /Iron. Price to Subacrlhers2l. to be advaueed on the day of publication Ili !V 4111...flaliseribers. the First Volume to he delivered to Subscriber. only oa the 15th oof ()miller. AHISTORY of the DOUSE of COMMONS of GREAT Bat - FAIN and IRELAND, from the VII. Bert period to the prevent time; to which i. added, a Pattie:al and Personal History of all the Boroughs, Chigoe-Ports, Cities. tang Cosusties In the United KiII:JIM, containiog their norient wog present sinte—The Constitutions of the Briitio.—Witenit Genitor of the Saenne.—.lteprerwatative Parliament of the 4th of William Ole First, restored 49th of Henry the Third—Ho. rarglo partially restored, Idth of Edward the Pira—Theßight of Suffe.Tge limited, the hth of Henry the Sisth—ltorouglis dis continued and restored in every !tricot from Edward the First to Jaases the Second--The City of Ely stud Nihety-two Go. ✓oughs never restored—lucorporatiou of Wales into the Porlin burnt England, the 27th of Henry the Eighth—Equal Repre sentation during the Commonwealth—uuion with St 014114—• Ditto iI It Ire - Lod— (meal II Wore of each Borough, Cinque- Port, City, and C ty—Contradictory Rights of Election in t h—Charten, Petitions complaining of undue Elections, wit h . Hoe Deciiinsi upon each, itottl Its saltnimw of Committees— Proprietorsand Patrons of Llorotighs—Vritalitv nud Corrup tion, Number of Voters in each Place, & e.—List of Members collol Poussineirs, who were said to be influenced by N. Pour; sin, the Frends Agent, in the Reign of Charles the Second— Li!it of Member s who voted for making the Prince nod Princess of Orange King stud Queen of England—List of Members who voted fur stud a,ainst the Hanover Succew.ion, &e. Ste. By T. H. B. 01.0FIKI.D, Esq. Suhscriptious are received by IL awl ft. Crosby and Co. Sta. tiouers'-court, Paternoster row, London; and all other Book active. REA I)ISG SAUCE, far FISH, GAME, STEAKS, &r. /DIME great reputation J. COCKS has gaited by his celebrated !LEADING SAUCE., which has for malty years hems pa'rnniaed and recommended by most of the first Families in the kiagdons, renders it annecestotry for him to male usy comment on Its qualities; it is presumed that no Sauce ever met with such general atsprohntom and ectriwive sale ; it is retailed in Loudon by upwards of *evenly of the fiat Oilmen mot Fishinoingeni, and by one or more principal Fish- Sauce Sellers in most sties and market towns in the Kingdom will keep good seven years ia any climate. It is generally used at table with all sorts of Fish, and is esteemed peculiarly deli. .cate with Game, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rump-steaks, mini Culd Meat. As ninny traders are offering spurious compositions of their own, which they call !Leading Sauce. J. Cock. c iit aiders i t a duty be owes to the public to inform theta that owe are genuine hut these which have these words on orange coloured label to each bottle, Reading Sager fur Fish, enrich Gravies, Bre." prepared and weld wholesale and retail by J. Comilla. 'kasha'. riuts, 4s. Half pints, 2s, LIUKRAL AND USEFUL EDUCIrION. A S some Schoolmasters and Governesses may not 3et have hcroorr nego.titard with tile vat utiltle recent %Ililo which womble reto to tench cPrtain es.tenti.ll and itati.- prootoble Ihriocyktrof Etitteati ot, Itv otra-ts of Qun#tione, or hv working 10. 0601111/4%1 filikt.Cl! I i.e. by t. .e only t0r.:.,. in w hi. h k 1,4 wiggler min Ise actlisired), the foli.•wtog List is tes:rctfully submitted to tbeui for twit. it.for ' , with , : I. GENERA!. KNO%Vf.EDGE. TH R part Erma, or, Lleneril Cron noir of Att., Sriroct t„ nod useful Knots leige. fly the Ite.. ))avid Moir, price 4 fill. boom,. SIX HON DRED QUESTIONS and EXERCISES on the preceding, chilcolitted to pet feet the Student in curry part, price Is. 2. BRITISII OEOGRAPIIY. A GRAMMAR of BRITISII GEOGRAPHY, descriptive of the British Finpire nt house nod nbr .ad, Mid in nil its eir enmstritires and relutions. By the Rev. J. Goldsmith ; with 7 Nl:ipv nod 6J Views,allti Five ilmulred Quiet:thins for E.xerrise, pthe 4s. 64. A separate KEY to the,e QUESTIONS, for the Use of Tutor, , , price 9d. sewed. S. CHRISTIAN RELIGION. FIVE liliNDltt..o QLT ES ruoNs nod EX FRCISES rela tive to the F leis and Morn% Dartritteo 'lithe New Testament, liesog, the only norms ever contrived for implitithig in yotinx minds; the pritueiples of Chrimi.mity. By , the Rev. I. Burrow, Author of *' The Poor Lihniry." prier 4. ART OF LETTER-WRITING. 1110DELS of JUVENILE LETTERS. on familiar and or dinAry fithject, Kith iiiiinerom topics for Everrise, being the time attempt to cruder ermine Letter-writisig a practical bran. hof education. 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"a his is fille of the most wanted and ni n !inniries we taste went t ast caliet a or statjeets it comnios will be found neresssr• mod roost:Mem for every per.on, from the Peer to the menial servant."— km i-Joc Rea iew , Oct. fitH. We have already hail lice-isnot to e sorcss nor favourable opinitto of dn. Mei ctimile Nlcinial.—( Review, N. S. vol. 1%. p. 4 hi.) and to obta.rve that we a .d seldom met with a compil 4- tion w hick contatoed such as stock of useful matter in w small a compass. To lodge fiton the early appearonce of a Second Edition. the public seem lib IP' of the , aose wits of think Mg.— The chief Addition- in the pre.-to Copy regard our 1 . :14•I 1!%1111 11111 American Towle, our Annforturiog Tow's, .:ect the ahem !ions reeeml a made iu ourtommercial Law."-11 wanly Review s Au mi. 1814. sTcN HOUSE'S TABLES OF TN fER F.s . r, Col MISSION, BROM. RAG, nod 1:XCI-1 A \ GE. at nil the usual Rates; to which is added, it manlier of Useful Commer cial Tables. adapted for Honker., Metchntit-. nod W holes:Ile Dealers. The Second Editioti, w iih am Abridgment of the lost Stamp Act, Royal Biro. Sls. boards. .t These Tables appear complete 4 they are very accurate, and compute the interest for a day 141 the 7.501ta part of n farthing, and he obtains all exacter justice than Mr. Ilurry.”— Aikas Amoral Review, IStlfi. COLLINS'S COMPLETE. It DY RECKONER IN MINIATURE. The toot couveoieat bIA of the kind ever coutikting of Tobles accurately cast up, adapted to the Use of Wholi”.ate :sti.l itetait Dealer., the nmoutit of ;my number or quantity of Goods, from av i.p to Ten Th sand, from One Farthing to Otte Pound ; and Tables of Interest, Com mission, Brokerage, Weights aml Me:twins ; a Correct List t.f London Bookers, Stamps now iu U.e, Ste. &e. Is. 6d. humid; or in calf lettered, 2, TABLES of INTER EST . • accurately calculated from I to 50.0.iit fi ve percent. for Ito 9ti days, nod from Ito 12 months. Ditto of Commission, from 1-811, to 5 per Celli. By fllllina3 Mitchel(, AC0151.141111, London. Price extra hoard.. The GRAMMAR of TRAI)E. MANUFACTURES, and COMA, BRC E, containiag popular Arm-mots tif all the differ ent Braimhes of Trade nod biatiofactures—Detinitions of the v: • a. Per nos employed iu them—Deicriptioo of the Origin and Uses of Commodittes—a Vocatinlary of Terms used in the different branches of Commerce—Tables of Foreign bionics, Weight , . and Measures—and Maxims of Experience far young Tradesmen, by T. Mortimer, Esq. price J , . tat. boards. This Work Is so subdivided that it may easily he committed to Memory, mid there are annexed some hundred Questions, raltulated to resider the Student expert iu every Branch of the Theory and Practice of C (tierce. TO h 3 E DISSED OV, FrillE LEASE of a L IQ U OR SHOP and WINE IL VAULTS. situated in a low Neighbourhood, but calcu lated fur doing enosidernble business, and will be toad an la vaiangeous opportionity few any person desirous of engaging in the above iiae , as it will be sold on moderate terns, and every accoinmodalon 'rendered. The Leone 'nay be 'foraged, and the Property treated far, applying to Mr. Wm. Alsaiulder, 14, thelea-cuert, Old Mrand.aftwol Accounts have been received from the State of Ohio, of the surrender of General Hull and the troops under his command, at Detroit, to the Com mander of the British troops in Upper Canada. No official dispatch has been received from tit. General, but the intelligence appears to ba too well authenti cated. We are unacquainted with tae causes which produced, and the circumstances attending, this ex raordi:iary event, and therefore forbear far the pre• sent to comment on it. We understand that the most decided !mason's are adopted for recovering, the ground said to he lost, and for prosecuting the campaign with new vigour. EXTRACT OF A lETTEIt FROM FORT MAT:INC, DATED AILIGUsIT 19. " I have the mortification to announce to you the destruction of Captain Heald and company, on their retreat from Fort li.arborn to this place. It hap• pened on the morning of the 15th inst. by an army of Indians, of about 5 or 600. Captain Wulff, who went to assist Captain Heald on his retreat, is among the number killed. We cannot learn that . any escaped ; but it is stated, that Captain Heald, Mr. Kinzi, and some women, are made prisoners. The particulars of this action I omit till another ex• press." At. tasitso Itretracrvcc.—We hare been fa routed with the following postscript of a letter, writ. ten at Pittsburg on Wednesday last : " Since I finished my letter, I have been informed by General 'Moons, commanding at this place, that Judge flicks has arrived from Champlin on the lines, and informed him that a British army of 4000 men were on their march for this place, by the way of St. John's. The credit which Judge Hicks gices to this news induced him to travel the distance in one hour and 40 minutes. " If we consider, that at this place is concen trated the greatest part of the military stores and a pert of the army which are to operate against the Canadas, we shall readily perceive the importance of the station to the British ; for if the provisions and munitions of war are captured, the Canadas remain safe at least for this year." A LIS.ISIY, Seer. 12.-1)r. White, who left Sackett's Harbour oil Monday last, reports, that on that day the British Commandant of the squadron had sent a summons to surrender all the munitions of war at that place. This was related to D. White laY Ge. neral Brown, commanding there, just as he was set ting out. NEW YORE, SEPT. 22.—0 n Tuesday last, pursuant to adjournment, says The Trenton - Federalist, the Delegates of the Friends of Peace from the several counties of the State, met in this city.—The utmost harreoay prevailed in selecting the tickets of Candi dates for Congress, and of Electors of President and Vice-President of the United States, and in all the proceedings had on the occasion. The zeal displayed on this occasion, by the pnnc• tunl attendance of the Delegates from all parts of the State, is a pleasing evidence of the spirit which as tuates the Friends of Peace in New Jersey. All seem animated in the great cause of the country, and with the most laudable determination to do their duty, at this important and interesting crisis of pub lic affairs. The same spirit, we are informed, per vades the great body of the people, in every county; and the most Battering prospects of success exist with respect to Cie ensuing elections. [FROM Tilt ROSTON cyttristy..] A cartel, on board of o hick Captain !her 's, and most of the crew of the Guerrierc were embarked, ready to sail for Halifax, has been unexpectesily de tained by order of the Secretary of the Navy. The cause we learn is, no arrangement has yet been set tled for the exchange of prisoners of war. But the Nautilus's Officers and crew have been sent up from Halifax. Twelve of the Guerriere's crew are detained at Charleston, as hostages for the safety of sic re puted English subjects found among the crew of the Nautilus, who hare been cent from Halifax to Eng.. land for trial. DREADFUL TORNADO AT NEW ORLEANS. NEW YORK, SEPT. '2l.—On the 19th and 20th of August, a tremendous hurricane was experienced at New Orleans, which lasted with dreadful severity for four hours. Most of the houses were unroofed ; and the shipping in the harbour driven ashore and sunk. Of about sixty vessels in port, not one, save the brig Botanic, escaped injury. Several of theta sunk and disappeared, and many that continue to float are not worth repairing. A great number of lives have been lost by the crushing of houses and overflowing of the river. Three vessels loaded with flour are entirely sunk. It is said there are several British vessels off the Belize; and that they have taken possession of the Block-house, and mounted some guns there, intentlin; to keep possession of it for some time. On the day previous to the hurricane it was die. covered that an insurrection among the nagroes was intended. The militia were ordered out ) which has completely frustrated their intentions. [mum TIIR NATIONAL INTILLIGENGER or SATURDAY LAST.) Nuw Yong, SEPT. 21r—Yesterday afternoon, it two o'clock, Lieutenant Anderson, of the United States' army, reached this city, bearer of dispatches from Brigadier-General William Hull, to the Der partment of War, of which the following copies hays Men obtained for publications-- Morrawer., Ittrr.e., Sta,—The enclosed dispatch wa. prepared on my arrival at Fast George, end it was my tatentioa to SALES. Finsbury Repository t Fissbury•fetsare. Hy Mr. HULL, On THURSDAY. October?!. - SEVERAL well-bred seasoned HUNTERS, rnas ters of high weight.; olio moue stroite Hackneys, in good rocditiost, nnil foil trotters; several pairs of Coach, flarouche. Chariot, and Curriele Geldings, of dilferent colours ; some sin gle Sims; veveral good Gig Horses. perfectly quirt in harness. hod fast t iiii ers stone very clever Horses; which have been rude with troops; and Ladies' Horses; n great many strong Geldiugsnod Mitres, lit for tsarhincs, moil-roaches, pot-chaises, Atc also several handsome Galloway,. Ponies. Ste. t.