The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1821-09-28 00:00:00

IMM.VIJ . . _ _____ c ) • . . • I . .s. J .. -....-- . , tilt 3 11 4 11 ritiji l til 1 . • • . il le, 11, 00+ ~ • ..,, vii k iiiii. 0 ~,..,.. \e emmerimimmThi................._ r - rjem "` NllMENtßllolllllllltaililllll, - i...imn.- 41 RIM 5871. 11 **l r 1.. I . LONDON, PRI DAY, Siri4n3 • 28, I ' B2l . Yan 7d. 41711f.R0 TA i., mermittaiht. i cottritAcrs FOR itTittte A3l it ',Nis' , m e .fi nt ,i v 1,0 01 , th e ,j,fi g e 1 .,, ualw..uiliy ~kiar. fe the ips pose of intercepting some wench, two Ott. CROW, SATURDAY. SOO; 19. ! CuWWTMIAR /AT D ????? steire. TRICASUIVII ter... she. miglihnuring comity a Loudon rein distrose—iplie. 0/ 1 / 1 111/Clis, Prreesseenth, len. eel if 'II Serval& will preemie (likaiihire) • mew I u „,,,,, ~, A neetlntell and other eXtreatt I el.. 4 .. ..flee,' PrO•ink. Our informant Ici)s us that in one Cintily I The British fisip gilatowih, of es gong , arriord ~. UCH s - rrinne so. ort• di..i.on. or contriirting , a , e, iii there'd; oiled , 1 'Wee mesons died within RA houti s who ' , err .4 6•4 Pd ._ se P:::•4 6 6• in May , tihe carrir4 iss thai : 4 ':ln't 1 ,ilk-7_,.•iih die *refit r..r Comerti.ssiriot Fli.ppliro, to rurnillt rliPer*:— _ nrip A i rtir ntT VA f MCI N 01111 7 JRAT T O his "•gjesty' DMII3IIC l'.•ee, - C;ERALDI DUVAI. TH F. BANDIT OF BOHEMIA. Ai ....Wire, to furnish forillanlenSillweithe, front the Ist of November Witt, such esaantities of Strew fur folio,/ Palliasses, RI may from time to time be estrus-it at the Narreckt in the nnder-mentineteil Counties aid lelatids, may receive particulars of the Coo. •Iltruets on applying at this °Mrs, between the hours of Ten ' mol Foos ; aid to th e respect i ve B erra/A M usters in the • liesintle of aternseg, Jersey, and Alderney, and deliver Meets- Tenders at this Office (marking thereon "'Tender fur straw"), until Twelve u'Cloik oft TUESDAY, she liii OtioArr. Prtoomilii are to be made separately Use each County in flonth Britain, fa tha whole of the 'Barrack* le North Britain, and alai for the whole of thus. in the Three lolanda of Guernsey, Jersey, ant Ald ; hot 110 Proposal will he solitrd 1101r1111 male oa, or *miscued to, • prowled peril intim, and the priers inserted in words at length; nor tinlose • lesser he sohjainied to sorb Propose) from * Penton of bingo, property, mseaging In become boom, .ith the party temlerise for the due performance of the Cssersel.. If Veuitemarevest by poo, the restage *llia hi Fait . • • Cfn.lftriliS. !rho; -. 1 Isle of Nan, Somerset,: Breeksork, tale of Wight, Surrey, Kest, Smart, ' Cornwall, 1 Lintaster, Warwick,nt Cabeeteml, Mielellirs••, York, Drwoo, : Norfolk, North Britain, Okra, 1, Northampton, l a l an d e o f Disibint, I Nottingham, '.Guernsey, Emir*, I Pembroke, Jersey, Hama, I Suffolk, Alderney. [From th. *weft Vitseffe) Flirty HAITI.—Wr beep onnerrood with 11►. John Lewis. • respectable woo or roloor. wan hos resided for matte ivory in tiss town, and •tin has reeently returned from tippitp. tic was indol,4 to visit tlsst growing country Iss ascertain o hot anvils , - trees and privile K es the feat Isheks to this eauniry would ',joy by einseratine fn th a t stsloill. H• I s i e . returned perfectly satisfied with the sishiliry or the. government there establish/al, and wish fierier' v .- villf111141! the, every rtlCitity will be emended to ell3i- Wrants born this coenstn•; marl comerioence, haw determined immediate'', to remove Ilia rustily •Iles fora permanent residence. The Lit:of/2460t) we haswilerived f•n ts Mr. Lewis w e ran couch Air, as we have lung known him for a 1111111 P of basatiot habit,, msel •sf mistwrior. lit informs that at A x Cayes and Jactol l 4ll.Fitsere ate a num ber of ►.aedent white merchants, many or them Ante. rican, who tr 1111310 exteii-irre lousiness, and with per feet peelority ; that no anim;liirry ,übaisni the well.informed part of th,• t..hohisant• towArds the whiles. The trade is r.pr...set.trs, to be highly flourishing its that so-ction or the island. I s rr►iJrut Boyer has adopted a wi►e roorse •>f ! policy, in re creitly dial, muting a part of the Mork tro..ps, and d „ t►ihutin>t to them (rade •bits or ground fur the purposes of cultivation. That every facility of tin* 'CI is and will he rrndrrt.l by the Gower 1111 l via to those emigrants who ate not aisle to issirchws: ' lauds. sari the most generous teems allowed. The. Presidetit Boyer was Very popular, and woo evidently labouring, by every pamtble erse..su►r, to ameliorate the coodttion of his people—now induce them to facilitate, by industry and ereterprisie, the growing bappitleell ats.l prosperity of the country. This is the substance or our information, and we thus. give it, anxiously hoping that it may p►oduce some bene fit towards that hitherto unhappy, but nose living notion. thin turn. who cruise can he assigned for taßil, dilotio% opertslity. The egighboorhood raglan crery ;.•Ivientii t z e Vino eve, be claimed he!: Arengsa.- phiral ))))) sod the country is believ.rl In bsi Is generally lieslilsy vs 'Any 'tart of the Uoiou; it • tin•il philagifut•on sopping« this Isiiitttle (99 degree.) - tw he more &sixrlible to !width than auy other ea she globe. ~ l t . _ ei • anr ,..o4o6 ofic ro M ter f a , y ri . v fieu tihe m eszrayyl ... tslaw: th-y .wers Isar( or tre err., ..f the 'mileage (ime;,. ?ero, a alsi;, in:muting is 14-ii•osoilera. owl, - pleinent of I 111 turn ur •3 .0114 1111600 r, 91111 - tilte u..- Arr the A. of A , tscay. •ml (litre dAy. out frewli Si. li.rrtholumrw', by too French lr;rtile 1. 1 -Irina/or, rArrirti •. p m.„tini q ,,e, wh,,, sue q. ruildrMr.rA, •The inrio tarsi tb iirrhetrior., ti% fishbOoreS. Mill lie tried fur ii•friseigi.l l 4 Ilw 1011. C t . 7• • wal, Mr. enriper ; Corsi Atienherg. Mr. Bar. 31.1.• • , Mr. Conk.; Wittilium, Mr Knight ' • Knnitz, ' . ttittrinlf, Mr. Smith. fih.tnni, 011.11i1,11 Aleenherg, Miss Runiolssne ; Nina, Miss Cabin ; Ninneste, 31t s. Wand Barbaro, Mn. Egi•rion. After which Tilt% COItONATION. The Pf0C1.41"11 eornme;oren frau Wentw*lofty, 1101.... 'The Seertml en., Ike 11.1erior of .the Ahhey.--The Thind„ nn4 lormi«• ,, wry Scene, in whirls Sir. Kateht rill inircelitee in new Cootie entitled." The Kittle and the etwonatine. O'd F.riglant , ..$lO the People,—.-The Furrih Seere, She 11,11, in the roars.- ..f which the Crerwl Entre of the Chnunpion. To eol.elush• wills (Soh time) • new Farce, called MONS! EU R TOPISON, - Frrwsr the !Leafs D,l Advertiser of Auger:loV The Kober taught. —.We learns that the fellow, 011 Irishman, who robbed i‘Zajor flogy, was appro.- liended on &throbsy last in S is ,-inglield, and yertev. 2 day lod ge d i. o th e prison 60 LecirsP 0111 t. Tbeere I watch woo Inund on him, and I. ;law in P.ovellsWist of the perom oho apprehended him. CaptAin Keating, olio arrived here 1 1 0'...iewlsY from St. Marti s. ovules, that on the /right aj the eith Juno, the Botells or the Pstrisat, went into harbour of Carthagensi, and attacketi the Bovihto of the Royalists, mid after a sevrre action, in which the Patriots had 17 men killed find wilimaded, and the Itoyaliiota 200 killed, oneeeeded iq , capturing CAW lasinehes,sinking the gun- brig Alldolersia, and 41e. etroying the remainder. A n article from • New Provideorr Pow •4r, , the owl nn those island► brilsgexhiustrai, Illy plant ere eie elling thew Nave,, altaa %re de•trow ul• re aleVillit to mare praitilious N;u•tiutl+. The Priecipal Chewier' by Meow. Cower, Barnard, Fear, W. H. Williams, rising, Mt*. larr. and Mims Sinisimine. The Doors to be opened' at list 'Meek, nisi aft Per& fourances to beVi■ sit Serer. Roses, 70 Second Price, 31. 6.1.--Pil, 3s. 6.1.; Serood Price, 2a.; *tend Price, ls.—Upper Gal lery, le.; Sere's.' Prise, tid. • • /From the BoAsio Patriot of fain 31.) Amereout Adenta,Sareeyora, and parts , ein plopel tit running the hoondary hoot between 'hi. nosotey and the Briti.h possessions in Canada. 'ender'tiaa 6th Article of the Tres , y of jived on Saturday Iset, at Black Itock, in the schooner Mama, filming completed the merry' ender that Article-. We leant the Surveyors will be engaged for se veral weeks in the neighbourli or, of 'his piste. th COmplethig their mans, &c. after which • oneetinK of the Board cur • final deceit. mud report oudier this Article, well take place iu Utlea. %Ye anticipate. with mach interest, tlac anion of the curreCt and ppletodii 4 chaitit which VII 4 sense, will . farMals, of ull the ilsvigshie waters. tilluitiels, soil ha), bet wren Si. it'll l ', nil the LigirCllCe e Sam riur, eln br 'clog an elitist of snare than 1.000 miles, and COllll/felleittfille. .3 we are informed, lint I n n dod o 2 500 oilausq.. These many of which nntsin Emits 10.01 M to 100,000 acres of loud, we extremely vislawfale• will be by the C..nomisconers, lend it is its that the two (oloveriiratents will imme diately take 1,0-twoi.ion of •tieli as may 1 . 311 to them respectively, nail pet them io :rain tior mak *A settlement. by which meionis we .hall get riot of the horde., of smugglers and renegatioes eh* now infest many of theta. A rassag Lady will make her fi..t •ppearanre in a priori. pal Tragic Cbsamidee as Tineaday mat *ad a mew Cuasedy will be pioduced oa Saturday. October S. TI/ HA TR R-ROY AI, corßNrr.AnosN. T HIS EVENING, FRIDAY, September 28, wilt he performed the Comedy a THE BEAUX STRATAGEM. Aimwell, Mr. Abbott; Sir Charles Freeman. Mr. Celfter Archer, :tit. loaes• ' Stiller, Mr. Illasiehtird; Knead, Mr. Copular; Hunitare, Mr. Yulett ; Gibbet. Mr. Emery; airrsih, Mr. Mrodow. (from tie Theatre-Royal. Bath, tieing ills first appraissice on this Siege). Lady Bouniieill, Mr.. Own. pots; Mrs. Sidles), Mrs. Daimon; Doroids, Miss Fimle; Cherry, Miss Beaumont. Afire which the Dramatic Romani-I. of ALADDIN; Or, THE WONDERFUL. LAMP. Aladdin. Miss Foote ; Tahi Tougluck, Me. (:hapirion ; Kahan Asack, 31r. .1. S. Grisialdi ; Abaft:mit% Mr. Farley; Kszr.c, Slr. Gtimslili. Prioress Baslroillboililour, Miss Shaw ; Widow Ching 31witaphs, Mrs. Davenport. A Prilmfe Itrix may be had for the 10%600, or Wghtly, of Mr. Brandon, at the Box Office. 8 , tied.7..; Seamed Price 34.6 J.—Pit,.—Pit, 3s. Ad.; Seerbeel 4..—Gallery, Price, Price, Is.—Upper Cal. *iv, lit.; Second Price, 6d. The Dour will he opened at Half-past Six o'clock, sad tin- Play begin at Seers,. Places for the Bran to be Taken of Mr. Brander, at the ftea.effice, Hart-street,finos Ten till Four. Ou Muutlay, Hamlet—with Usidine, or The Spirit of 111. Waters. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE AND PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, REGENT-RTREEF, LONDON. N!W YORK. ' , AUGUST P. From South America.—fly the Preberea Arm. Harker, nt 22 days Iroin Curacao', arrived yesterday afternoo t, aaleaces trout thot place leave been received of the 141.11 of July, and from the Oronoko to the 19th of M 4 y, Bolivar, the C prier of the PAtrioa.„ has t•. ken possepsion of Camera., tl . e capitil of Colom bo, hot not. Nr It Will 1441(i. W 11.1101,11 so,at , hard tight. ing with the Royalists. Such of Pereira, that hr obrniiied u.i bottom:title eapatool... lion, and, mit,' him troop., win allowed to embank in u French vessel. Pereira load but 900 It is said that when the troops of Bolivar took waves.- aim) of Cara , •cas anal Ls (inayra, mu a white Or son was to be loat, in either of these ottpe lout cities, the wily remmoste 10, 4 1).ta,,t 4 h. I „ K few negroev. The Inatepenalrats having srithatrawta their troops Gran Corn, anti some other I(1.1091 (111 the coos:, they Were speedily occupied, %whom ()ll.* pnattioto, by the Royalivts, who, although Kew - rally entirely esirrtnitweil about twice a aitootia—.oll4/4. appear in formed able iinrohers t. often ma ea:ea-ion requires. Ventral I-4 rnrre is mill at Puerto Cabello, and it as said will neither mot+ against the Pattints nor give up the command. Has troops are represented to be its It state of ansohm► dinatioa, and to be desering dorm, to ht, aud dra y . persing through the country. A report previdrd et COMCO , 4, no the authority of private leiter', that General Bolivar had made overt Ores to General La Torre, to enter stilt, a new armistice. Tam ra • said to have arisen hunt a rumour sli.tat Corte. being inclined to ace))))) matters with the Columbian Governmevit. : The DUKE of NORFOLK, The DUKE of RUTLAND. ThP MARQUIS of NORTHAMPTON, BR AVFIROOKE, LORD ke. Ike. Ike. And SIXTY DIRECTORS. Slooforing Directs, J. T Barber Beaumont, Esq. F.A.S. E elnilinguAine Principle ol these Ofn(••• ie. that they toothier ilhz stability of Cowponies hawing o tarp Copilot Isiah ilw 'sinew Advising* of Marley Profits A+ in (loom Societies. Pennines( Capitals amounting to 1150,0000. have been foraged in addarrs to the flee/sitting Capital arising rrios the Muniments; soil It Is expressly provided, that these Fundy alone shall be assovralsie for loveire, "these! Persons termed are effecauslly seesredfross Liability for the Losses of others. A• a sailor of the steam-boat Quebec, named Duncan Bradley, was last Sunday assisting to eat the anchor, on her departore for Three Rivera, a bar near the bow, on which he stood, Rave way, mod he fell headlong. into the river. Finding rising to the surface that the pryers', of the boat had hronght one of the wheels, with its formidahle radiation of the paddles very near him, hr dived but not so expeditiously as to escape a slight blow on the head and a smart one on the rlllow. The injury, however, not being sufficiently stunnin g 'as to deprive him of the power of exertion, he again ►ow, WIN taken into a I►rwt which Captain Flail (with his nanol sennsanhke promptitude) caused to he lowered, and was brought on hoard without much hurt or fright. That he did not ex perirnce much of the latter, may he concluded from the circumstance that he would not get into the host until he had. with true Cu',dottier) cool flv.s, searched for, and recovered his hat, which he had lost in the fall. In the FIRE Orrice, Returns of 20 aud 20 per Cent. have ben invariably paid to el Persona who have continu ed insured Seven Yvan, whether their Policies were taken out for Seven Team or were renewed annually, which Re nnes during the last Seven Years hare exceeded 40,0101. lie the LIVE Orrice. NONUSER of 13/. tic and 261. It. per cent. have b e en divid e d d uring t h e l ast fourteen years.. (From the Florida Gc,eric.l ST. •ucusTiv Auovirt 4. 111•44411.v.iier tliteßet nr a letter was written by tl titOthr• ostio lobo Wt. Isteo.7 • nplured the Rt. JeAm'it River, and who, is a perfectly competent judge ..f dor solve& WI emieh he we .. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, Ike. Blenheim 'levet, Great Mariboroueb.etreet. wHE VINAL COURSE OF LEC JL TURES et this *Wu! will begin on MONDAY, October 1. N NH' TII A' ATU X-RUYAJ.. HAYMARKET. IN IS EVENING. FRlDAY,Septeirhee 4B, .ill Le perfumed (7th owe) • tie , . Curecdy, its three acts, calleJ MATCH-BREAK INC. " Pietohto, hey IMP. t. MT DUCAR Stn—Yupts ask goy opm.un of the Itw. r Jubn's and of the Fieridtv. To it..ner your inon , rmir folly would lon far exceed the limits of a Irtlff ; 15 a short hirenape,be able to satisfy your eorispiuty tiy pahlirliing my /*nervations no this line climate. " I nil) only übnetve, that the St..lrihn's bi a loot sni broad Ilse. which retrieve the impressions of the tide ot More than ISO miles frost its mouth. Tells bay lAm*. th e fine.t mairisatiort that I am acquainted with-I,ou will fi.i.4 in all posts of it, after Itaa•itis the bar, no to the ist , m.ro of lake George, 20 fret stuff—this lake, to its yawn, east euleeinitv is upwards of Pt feet in depth. Yee we allot ‘t every where eh.rrning prrapeetives, laurels of every spreies, and water oaks, io the shade of which the Citron and orange gemw naturally, forming au evergreen cortwin the wkoleJeusth of this Sue river. Or, IHB PRINCVE PRESENT. lite Principal Cliaraciests by Mr. ry, Mr. Terry, UM. Baker. Mr. Decamp, Mr. Williams, Mr. Younger, Mrs. Mat talky, Mts. Pearce, and Ilias R. Caul. After which the Opera of FONTAINEBLEAU. Lewd Wolper, Mr. Leoni Lee; sir John Bull, Mr. Wit. llama; Col. Epattletie, Mr. Decamp; Squire Tallyho, Mr. thilrerry ; Mr. Baker; Hrnry. Mr. Payne ; La. puelie, Risr•ell. Lady 8011, Mrs. Pearce; Rosa, Wall Carew; Mow Dolly Roll, Mrs. Taylenee ; Celia, Was R. br'rrri ; Mr. Carey, Mrs. ;ours ; Nannette, Mrs. Baker. Pr' slims to the Comedy the Comic Piece of LOYFIZS' QUARREIg Carlos, Mr. Baker; Stitch°, Mr. .1. Russell; Lopes, Mr. Hlemmelid. Leonora, bliss Boyce; isriutill, Mrs. Tayleure. Doors to be opened at tl.lf past Six ~Clock—the Play to begirt a, Seven. Place+ for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Maysingbaaa, at the Theater. To-morrow. Match-breaking—The Marriage of Figaro— nal Seeing is Believing. ANATOMY, PH YMOLOGY, end SURGERY, by AbamoA RltOo m. , F R.S. daily, at Two...—Disserllona as usual. CHEMISTRY, M tTERI A MEDICA, dr. daily, at Eight in t►e Moraine ; TO EOIIY and PRACTICE of PHYSIC, at Ni... with Examinations, by Dr. Mica. Three Courses are given rerry year, each occupying nearly four wombs. Farther particular" may be known of Mr. Brookes, at the Theatre; or of Dr. Agrr, 69, Slargaret.atreet, Caren. dish-square. EYTON, Stock• Broker, 4, Cornhill, and Loin. bard street, her, leave to reerommend to his best Friends, the Public, she Scheme of the present GRAND MONEY LOTTERY, which commences drawing 30th NEXT MONTH (October) Tbere are Three Priam of 30,0001. Money, besides Thirty other grand Prizes of b,OOOl. 2,000 f. &c. &c. Each Ticket decides ita own fate—No Chases—end the old grand system revived, of out Two Istiks to a Prise. " Lake George is a little eel, of mewl, .;30, miles tries comference, at the extremity of which is foustsel a bask of shells, no which you have only about five f. wefts; but et two or three miles above this Ilse branch .1 of the*. John's re-unite, and a broad and deep channel conducts yea to a Lake bleb bears different names--tbst of Jackass' I. sous( appropriate, it being greater tbao Georga's. .• Mitring only been an Ammer of thia country f w three wituiths. I should nut like to Litman inevocatt a...pinion. it is IlleirelleAry, Sir, to examioe for a long time. aad with rare, a ebuotty so extensive as the Florida., to for enator-d to know it writ. Nevertheless, I rim well convinced that if tie Culture that is suitable for the soil and CllllllgV Y appliesi to it. East Florida will one day become one of the must productive States of the American Coutedasey. " It is certain that collie prospers south of the tfilt de. gree ; Rao planters on Cape Florida make prelim strops of it . " The orange and the citron gran epor.taneunaly--fince than in the climates of South America. The obve, a•datogh exotic, grows superbly, and finer than its ersaeo. The io dise springs up under the pines; the mulberry. for the silk worm, is found every where along the hooka of theA,Johe',.. The culture of the femme, or ruhia tinctorom, eight 'gnat the Adrianople red, so much *ought after. The frailly of the cation equals that of the tropical colonies. Nwe most the cluing ii iii a, or Pro stviati bark, he forgotten, which there grows sporitaneously. Much of the land is proper fur aka culture of the ssigar.ease, EYTON bring so ronfident that it will give such general satisfaction to the Putr.or at hirge, that he anticipates there will be a great rise au the Price of Tickets and Shares, there fore he recommends an early purchase. erroN, in the last !mull, wav particularly fortunate, haying sold 9,982. a Pi Ise of 7,6001.; 2,021, 6001.; besides several minor Capitals. *.* All Rnsiness in the Titbits. Fends transacted with Nielity and dispatch. STER BRIDGE. ROYAL AMPHITHFATRE(AsTIEY'S; WESTMIN. Nothing could 'lived thr• brilliant sues-ere which attended the fireeentesion or she 'nor Ec cen t r ic an d p o p n i er Local Melo-Mame of LIFE IN LONDON.—The Massie each night, overfloar.4 at an early hour, and the inintenre l . multitudes of spectators testified their unitaiinous spatulas,- lion by lung continued and rapturous harsis of up plsase, the lane will be repealed every eveuint till fur. SOCIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS, Craven-alma, Stravd, Argus. 1, 1821. BENEFACTIONS SINCE THE L./V.; F REPORT, viz. a. d. _!! -Av _ . . thee notice. /11HIS EVENING, FRIDAY, Septerobry 28, will he pressante4l ast entirely New IWhienaiettl, Loral, to.Drstuatie, Pautomittlical Drama, with new Sceiierv, Dresses, and 51ethanietil Chimp's, founded on Pierce Feat's popular Wolk, which has lately eogrossed the 'Mullion of all Landaus, callrfl LIP( IN LONDON! ON Day ~n Night Scene. of Torn n",l Jars., in their Rambles and Spreem through the Metropolis. 'The Piece prepared for Stage Representatiou by Mr. W. Hat ',mote. Order ad, Day nail Night St eues—SportsmaWs Cabinet at Haothorn Hall; London; the " Chaffing Crib," or Co. rintlisau He! ; 'Tattelsall's; - t _so Ws Room; the Howl to the " ;" the Training Hittite; the Prize King and Fight Bernisted ; the Fight, iii a Tirenty.flinr Fret Unq ; the Sel4n• Tow Cribb's Parlour; the Fortino. Teller's ROOlll ; Lilgings in the Albany; the Stop Waltz; Turuiple• Rite by Moonlight ; a Night Spree or Street Roe ; the Wstrb horiiir ; Outside of Vauxhall; th• Gardens IllaminNrd , an at the late Masapied Fete; Brilliant Display of Fike.truilts. The Leotard Hiutotrertan Hone, who rill Writ and tarry sit c..thrtill.ll. and dance a pasnieul to the tune of Paddy s vy. _ _ • florileviriosbir by Hilo BauisiOrr. To roods& with the Eqorioroor Melo drums of THE SURGE OF LONDONDERRY AND THE avrrt.F. OF THE BOYNE. la.—Secsord Price •t Eroht. rip nisi' liseifes Ilse allehtiota iir hi• a tit Frieade the Politic to the eterline werit. t.f the w toilet,. to begin alearring 30th t'eTtoor.st (Note 111.41410. It cualsisla or the nhOllt 30,000 Tickets to one Loll.rv. There are Three Pr.eet of 30,0001. Monty, nit ty whir Capitols, mod mei trly 0,700 other Prise.. All the Prises nits Sterling blosei !—No Sleek Pa izeo!— No Claares!— Every Ticket drawls .gn a rl ) ! Tickets and Share' are OP Rale et ()Sires. (Corn. hill, and 0, anteing-truss, Liooloo, soil by all ha Ascots ago !Le Country. 114Sil hes Mull Isere than Flail' of all the 31..01:16f. Prises , b." here ev.r. Wen; owl in the very list lottrery, Prises of 21.0001., 40,e004.. 160010., anal thairett ether Capitals. ••• Tlie Prier, of Mocks are afield, handy, assist BlherS Wive, in Cistabill, by which the Fable( lea see the fluctuations. • Hi, 110ril Hilrliiirite the Duke of tileitrester fourth Bew-fctiope lO 10 0 The 'tight Hon. the Earl of Rodger, Vicm- Previd.l.l A. b 5 11 The !tight it t ihe Culgotesa of Reclaim A. 5 5 0 Sir H. C. Ibbrunoil, per Hessies aped 5 U Colic Morketisie, Esq. Nor/secretary A. 2 2 0 Jebn Weed, E. g .._ A. 2 2 0 Witham Breweler, A 2 2 0 JOll4 ClDOlitr, E.g. per Secretory Jobe Wriggle., . 34111 , 4 , A. 1 1 0 J. ti. L. I'. C. (lettel-box) E. F. 1.. 5 0 0 Hrpery Fryer, A 1 1 0 £7l 10 0 Mehorged and relieved from various Pritione 108 Debtot., fur the 'um of Omit'lered the Csses of AB Prtatustets. A pprovetl Retro red fur Inquiry ..... Petit tout, Defurred. 1 R. jectrJ A...t e.,usithietl loorikoittersttle 1 I. F. Alcstuon., Esq A 2 1 0 Mks %rtl,b I.dw. ‘Vehlt, ft.r the late Mrs. June. of AJtie II Will.. Dateruo Eeti A 2 2 0 eleay.r nJ, Cherluttr lVm. Wynn. per H2totoeteleits 5 0 0 I.truttnant-Gr orral Owl w..ght, per Htmifell A. 8 5 0 Witham Fuller, F:•q per dot,' 8 5 0 A. II . 2 0 0 V. N. per Charlss Walker, Ea+ Wu(lactious SIC received lay Loam l'aostiosi NriW. Esq. the Towissuer, Cho yrie-eolk, Chrism; also by M . Herrieu, Fatiuhar, and Cu 51. J11111te..110,/ftl Meidirs Homes, Fkftl beret Slssrs. Whitmore. need Co. I.lllllbartl-.sari; Mr.tr s. aed Ride, Chaleitar erws ; Mews. Durrici sad Co. blase, Corobill; letooolo. liailiattester, P6ll - j Mown , . Veres and Co. 77, Lombar.t•slreet; cud ►y Mr. Graaswrii, ilia !ircrela.y. No. 7, Crates-sures, litrari, where the Hoi.ks may be beer by those oho are iuclired to support this Charily, and where the Sociciy west um the first Wednradly In Octqaer Deal. NORFOLK, AUGUST 20. The French frigate which anchored in Hampton Roads on Friday afternoon, is La Dachesse de Berri, Capt. Drouanx, 14 days from Martitiapte ; put nt to land Midshipman Hossack, Surgeon'. Mate Weisentlimll, six men and a boy, the inize crew put on board the French schooner Matilda, Cap tain Plullibert, captured off Triton Roads on the 24th May last, by the U. S. schooner Arigator, Lieut. Stockton, and ordered for Boston. The ilia ludo was on the ensuing day (Sands)) recaptured by those of her crew who were left on board, and carried into Cayenne, where they were represented by the receptors to be pirates ; were about a week after their arrival put on b surd a Government brig, end ordered for Fort Royal (Martinique), from her they were, by order of the Governor, trunsGrred to the frigate hi which they arrived here. They were brought up on Saturday morning in a barge from the frigate, end landed at the Navy-yard. We further learn that, on the 9d instant, the time the frigate sailed, it was very sickly tu the island—between e and 900 cases existed in the hospital at Fort Royal. The brig Mary Ann. Emery, of and fur Newburyport, ale loading at Fort Royal, to sail in 18 dais ; and a brigantine, f ro m an ,s.terit port of the United States, arrived there the day our informant IOW/EVILLE (TENN.), AUGUST 7. An Extraordinary Occnerence.—eFour children front three to five years of age, were found lying in the yard of their parents, on the 29th .lull last, out of their senses, and appeared to be distracted. They would light and bite themselves like mad dogs. The doctor was immediately sent fur. He gave physic; it was like not to operate ; he re peated instil he gave them ten doses. It thris oper ated ; after an examination it was fouod they had discharged a few jimptani seed, and on further es • ssssss atom it wail found where they had broken opru the linipson burs and eatru the seed. They continued delirious for about eta hours, and snu►e about 24, and then recavered their right state of d and their 'common stale of health shortly •fter.—( Register.) siq u i er M nr der.—.We bate learned the follow ing particulars front aCcentleman lately front Three Rivers :—A youtig usan,living on theoppoilre bank of the river, affianced to a girl of the some place, went down to Quehec. He there became acquaint ed with another girl, whom he married. Alter his return thedimppousted one, netting leer acersaful rival on the beach, and deriving strength from jealousy, seized her ; flung her to the earth ; and Own she ripened her mouth to scream for assistaoce, crammed it full of sasi4... The unfuritaniut being, fearful of being stilled, esideowntsted to keep her month shut ; but, gasping for breath, was obliged to re-uptii it, and at each attempt to respire re ceived tin ',Wit tonal handful, till site at length fell a victim to the diabolical rage of her enemy. Ttte murderess is in gaol st Three Hitter*. wtmemesTra (TrafatmiA), AUGUST 10. NaLANcuomr.—We learn that the country tin' The papers from the Oronoco contain several pro clamations issued by Bolivar ; and thriamiiea pent, which are no later than the stll of June, again mention the capture of Lima, by Lord Coch rane and San Mediu. The same information has been repeatedly received and contradicted heftier ; and the present account ' 4 comes in such a ques tionable shape," that we are not half ter ready to believe it es Hamlet was the story told by his fa ther's ghost. It is stated that the an...eminent of Columba has guaranteed the payment of the debt. of Gregor M'Gregor, the celebrated here of Amelia Island. This will be gratifying to his creditors, if be hae:: any in this conntry. The General 14 said to he forming a colony on the MoNoito shure—the In dian King having ceded loin a vast territory, which he has parcelled out to dispose of to Ina country men. It is added, that he has contracted in Ame rica for saw-mills, .tt.. We think the gallant Ge neral has taken a wise resolution ; fighting and colonizing are very different employment.: ; arid however blood-thirsty the Mosquito...a may be, they certainly will be found less formidable than Spaniards. General Sucre was to rtipets.cle (; -oars) Val dez. Colonel Blossett commands the division of the late General English. General Devereaux was proceeding so Cucuta, and was hailed throagh the country wills the greatest enthusiasm. A patriot flotilla, cmisisting of 39 gun-boats, commanded by Colonel Padilla, entered the har bour of Carthagena on the 4th of May, and com menced operations inTailist that place. The Roy alists had made a sortie, bust were repulsed, and there was a probability of its falling into the Itatida of the Patriots. Colonel Padilla is represented as a brave and enterprlsilig officer. A Curaco4 paragraph, July 14, says, a fleet of Spanish merchant lllrli. from Curb:, cunsi•hog of ship and nine brigs, under convoy of the Asia, or 60 guns, and a frigate, passed that island tai Thursday, They are, we understand, to touch at Carthagene and the Havenosh , mud Iron, thence to proceed to Yen Cruz. A new Viceroy, op. pointed to the kingdom of Santa Fe, came out in the fleet, and WRY landed at Puerto Cabello, where it seems he will remain fur the present, in conse quence of the u n settled state of his Viceroyalty.— Aboat fifty officers, of different grades, are rias.ed to be on board the fleet, to fill up vac:wrier in the Spanish army, but we are informed there are no troop.. The Spaniah arhnotier El Curmem sailed from Puerto Cabello for Curacao with she above fleet, but as *he tool out arrived, it was atipp...a.t that she had been captured by an ludepeudeut weasel which had been for PORI. tia►e pretootialy cruising oft Bonaire. Admiral 13rion, with a fleet of firer brigs, three •choosier*, and a sloop, underguinig reppo►s, Was at hisrares . ho. The 'Government of Chili livs notified to General Bolivar, that • 64-gun ship and two brigs of oar had sailed to cruise off Cape San Brunaventura, fur •• In applying to esiltnrr 'shish quilts It, it will yield, lam errtain, very rich productions. La a thaws time I .01 endeavour, Sir, to satisfy your isiolobie cariosity. to the intan lime accept the mourasicir °easy regaed" SPLIA DID BA Theriday r«rentug irot boll was given by the American officers of As • garrison, and gentlemen How iii this piece, to trot Spaiirsh inhabitants. The old Government Howse was •elected us the most suitable place. A‘saite of 1'00 , 103 trit story was most splendidly (lit &Prated with they re*prerive flags of the United Stott.. snit of Spain, entwined with, stud portly csoicealed by wreaths aial laurel, vines, Ike. with which the wrU. and Ceiling H 1 the room wets 118.- 1 1 40 e elegantly festooned. The whole bayin d 1.. effect of almost traimporting the spectator, in 1.1.m -gmetsoo. to some enchanted grove, mild giv•-g font ensemble the appearauce ill m f.try i.e. ow. A cold collation, St... was prepared for the'reHalemr u. and the pnsiry-cook and confectioner were put 1.1 requisition for the ladies. Wr think there mutt have been nearly two kid drat lads.. sad gentlemen preseut, arid a gr.:t•r• display of divine, slid beauty on the port of 0.4.: fair sex, has skidoo, been wit:reseed in this, sod wr may inmost add, iu any other place of equal populstion. Athotig the guests Ire noticed hi. Exeolleret Goy. Cuppinget. the Margins De Foogete, Frenc Cousin' sit Ciisriestoo, the :Wayne of this vity, uo , t severol of the civil mud tutlitsty officeis or Met irte Govrrtimetit. _ - ' nit whine w 4, conducted with the greatest pot. sibte harastmy, •nd nothing occurred to •er the lestivdtre of the night. Aurora had already gild e d the eastern horiton eve the lingetiug votaries of the tlituce had retired. .