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matinee Farce of t COCK. Fickle, Mr. &innicte►. le will introduce a Come • "1 MOTHER GOOSE. t,NE UP FOR THE BENIF&T OF MR. WADDY AND bus. DUBLIN. THEATRE.ROTAL. COVENT GARDEN. 'I I O44OItROW EVENING. June 6, lIIn7, a will be preiested (by permission of the ►roprietor* of Vitt Tliestraltoyal, Haytaaket; fee the second a. 14 1..! time at taut'Theatre, the pnibular Comedy, it, ere, Ads, called, FIVE MILES OFF ; Or, THE FINGER PUS Abi4 4 1,4 Litt samoter, it the Haymarket l'ileatre, with the tame tiateousiate.l &prima!! F.itd o f the P. • and Co that ii.ght enly , Niles Smith will recite the Poem of " rude Mary, Ina %Lod of thy, Ina." After which, the Pefo . .iarl Zotert.oemeht of LOCK AND KLY. In the mule of the evernoi. the taToutito B.ICA of FS!tek E ett Swum, by Mr.lnctodong &Cootie Sung. by Mr. ErnorY ; When to:sing round old 4 1 1 . .bion't Coast a favourite /Imo Doan, wottou ►y Mr. T. D•bnin, and co:taros:A by ►tr Shield, by Mr. Matador...id Mr Tayiur. The katertdonatunts to atottlutio with lb. oglabrited Panto a,ltne ul_ _ HARLEQUIN and MOTHER GOOSE; Or; THE (OLDEN EGG. Tlckets to bt: had ..t W.Ldtly, N., 6, Southampton row, P•rwel4.erieere; of Mrs. Dihrlio, No. 14, Charlotte afreer, F.rmy-aquare ; an i of Mr. Nranion, at teeneetre, where are• fur • he Nos.'s ri.l tak.n. • 'to cu:5%.,40r1144 to the stlhhef•his arpil,airJf Is 11 piaces in Mt!! xes, and the,iinprceedeated applause besureed on .),•.1.0411r1141 0 02: Int..rminnsents, the NorMity, Ge.nry, a.. ! 'clums i er, wrist respetthsily informed, they will be cow r d ta.t,l farthve neuter • `. A.M. l oll•l44t4raz, Ams.s, vrtsrmIN STER-BILIVC". ';.l.ter tte P.toc ban *ef lbw 'Req.!" lei the NONCE et WALL/lard DUEY VOttK. rrtilS PRESENT rtinat... tat till fiuthet 1 notice, will be ilfefef/tri. t Ith tinteI.PKGS.SIAN PU- I -NDCR'S EXERCISES, SERPENTINE LAUDER., dre. I venth time, so A rriette, milled, THE GERMAN SPA . I,....thespe t arh orws, Equauroo Boartiess, by the Young .113. 5h1r0.F.23. tmv, thew entaelvadinlned Foreign fm. tent SpLelvde.„ ciPmf, T , .• BEANE COSSACK, with its dependent aed interesting New and Splendid Scenery, Mcninery, Platformewk, MOP& bridge, &c. &e. of New non. In wl.ieh Preset several horses, expreisly trained, w.•• perfoem in a most extraordinary manner. Eleventh time, A lavesinieSool, bf a Young Lady. Eleventh time, Warbiang, Whistling, and Julktitg the Nowa of Venom. Birds, with a Canary idled Si mphoity,,kg, Eleventh talus, GranJ Eques trian Corps dz R,sut via will have ties honour to proktrso divers Exercises. Tu coactudit with HARLEQUIN aria MOTHER BUNCH. tronra to be opened at half past rive, and to teg n at half pig sis.—...ssculul Price, halt past Eva —V .acs, da. P 4, Ea. Ovi!ery, Ir. Places to be taken of Mrs. Connell, at the Box Office of the Theatre CUMMER LOTTERY, consisting of only sJ TWENTY THOUSAND TICKETS, begins Draw,tig IrinufJuin VIOL ICIIEMIL. 1 .... Prise of .... 1..30,0110 .. is .. 450,000 3 2 2 b 3 100 1,0 30 15 b ,~ v x ~ ). T .Icets. L 200,000 Fu.t.cl , awn Ti. sel F•atirth Dmy, he ilw. only Geed Captta, 'I HIRTY THOUS IND POUNDS. The Drawing wall be t.gtel4tir 2 001 Tickets each Day. lit, l'uc l3 3 - . • July 14 6/h, TheidAy, • AUK I i :14, Tqwevlay, . July 21 7th, We.1ue..1.1,- A g 12 lA, Tueutay, . July 2u Sea., Tl.orsda), . Aug. 11 4... Tlaurs.lay, - Aug! 6 9slll, LOay., • . A ..g 14 ,:a1,.. SaturLy, - Aug. 11 1 'Ja i , Sautd.ay, . A..ag lb PRICE. . Tram LI, 565, L.IO 3 0 !Eighth 3 01 Si orenth _ _ W A RREN'S MILK of ROSES, far the Skill, reneged irnume onir by Rlf:/lAft n RCKSE.II, oho, re, co..vinc- and prays it I. the pubbc, a.rd a• a security thrut and hnubelf, trim the er.eroacinhotte of deeepttnn and ...iii.uce, has, bears the Lord Ndayt.e, tAkeu tie fanner:lg c I, It.ch•rd Rosser, Perfumer, No. b, Chimera street, re..4.1%cd irua C!'reripl.rli•• Apprentice. rarin.'. • rr, 414 Soc¢vyr q to the her reliard Warren. Pei_ ntrsdri make oalli to we folloning effect : That the 'aka -0 - ace justly ettevood Atterlo, c ji..o . • ‘v.".„*„ Milk „• " 111 , entire invemi . ,n LI the at*.r! kicbard Wauen, can' :rt • !i•iroi by enyteit, ete aild Richard l% n haring, ,aq vela ..f my aporentieeshap 177111 , I:livened to se "et, and tons other ;:er.on whatever, either in writing and smarmier me aiener in the art of preparing ; ired which Mc,, ality, thew teenty.s•yin ineirated lq Rue, Ili,. Rtp.rer, only. awl cermet b• ••• prepared by it,, other ..on howorretr. I An, an the above assn mating .ittotin tho Pulalie t^ v • that any !Alter petnotl or perroa• the Italie ,f Warren, by c•Ving 'kris ?L.'s of giar... W "'en . ' Milk "f are, by stitit a false ju.lty of a gnus inspeat. n tlu Punter. ar.d ail linj.ix,,Eat.'e vi..'atiOn of Midi. r Sento at the blarhion-to-um, I.mtetn , thu tratil day of Ir. w , beim, me, '• JAMAS SHAW, Maser." R %RD ROSSER." N.no r. siso Mae Wuhan". teithont there wee% nn the lehef : " Wan ',. %lint of Roles Oar the %km, umpired vellum. only a. *wheal a,..i toto he Warren and graszr, ( fr.. 416 Chln 7. •t Ne. 5, Se.nner-rt,eet, Snow t %II •,'• Wanr.Ce squa•-, and St. Jatrtre•; their -tr. No 9, &sot. rue( Za. 4e. eel 1.. fa' V nue , . :11 toiretuati. Half (lacier • •• Lin 0 •• 1 6 6 40.1 s spit. • , srfneseß 1378-, THEATRE-ROYAL, DRURY lASI , . IN-us PRESENT EVENING, Juke 5, 1807, Their Majesties Servant* will ad, by particular desire, U. Colman's rascal tic g'imierly of JOHN BULL; OR, AN ENGLISH NAN'S FIRE-SIDE. peregrine Mr. barryiuors his first appearance ia that chap. a mp) Earl of Fitsbalaant, Mr. Eyre; the Hun Mr. Shuffle- lon, Mr_ 13 . • Camp; Sir Simon Rochdale Mr. Mathews; Frank Rectida:c, Mr. Bartley; Jou Tiiiirribirry, Mr. !Sanaa- ', i D an (for that night oily), M , . newton; John Burr, Mr. Wunder Srulgruddery, Mr. Johnstonc. Lady Caroline Brayton's., Mrs. Harlowe; Mary Thoritherty, Mrs Mountain; Mrs. fkulgruddery, Mrs. Sparks. A Musical Folloguir ' coneprisiny t he Birth, Chrittening, Mo , i.gin., and other Family Misfortunes. of Mimi. Brut- .-ii.'dery (written by T. Dilates), will be sung by Mr. Samoans. Ilesweea the May aid fates, she Favourite Danhe of THE TAIL CIRCASSIAN. Principal Daneen--hreolemoiselle !afoot, Mrs. Sharp, and Gay ton. To which will be added. the favourite Farce of THE WEATHERCOCK. 014 Viable, Mr Cherry; Tristram Fickle, Mr. &moister. VArient, %Ars. Mountain (in which she will introduce a Comte (I,,akie, Song, called, .• Sister Ruth.") rosiTivi- 14 ten LAS'S' Num r BUT t , NE UP 4, ; r , i FRIDA VICIIIJALIINCii.OFFICE, Jura I. ISO. THE COMMISSIONERS for rifi ne dimeg II Meititty% Aar,/ 4. keret" give A'tegite, Thai vn WED NESDAY, the lUt topta,it they sal it r e al, t• r e rore Miners Wr,t,.to ir (sewed Hp), :rad treat fr.. Fyn HUNDRED TONS of IRAN KUTT HOOPS, or Ito' buy ditabsi 4 V 'hermit not leu t 441, 1114 Tint , in be dirliwell m ir.Ten Weeks, by "reek, t. Hos ilay.sty's Victuallin g Stern, it Deptford and to bt paid fvt by flats, payable, Irak Interest, Nutty Alga after Date. T%. — CTot 'Ganes of the Coarse! okty be ran at the So. no. torts Office. No Regard soft: be bad to sato Tender in which the Price gell seat be inoretert in Words as length, er that than nut be delivered to tbe helm? One a'Cleek en the said R'editaiday, the OM tad *proudest the Know ha melte' thr fender, or some Pere.. on lite belie!!, ottaido, to ewer whew coaled rie.. VICTUALLING OFFICE, Mat 15, 11107. • FIFIE COMMISSIONERS er ridrallint Hie 1 Xej , 44 , i's Navy de hereby give Notice, net oh TUES DAY, the 3ith Jau hest, they ?cal he ready to receive Inssiere ib verities (relict go) ee4 tend for the supply , 1* whet SEA FROVISIO‘A and FRESH BFEF ably he requite, ai for the hie a/Hi. Majesty'. ' , hips lad 1 . thole, et the Istauht. ..14110 and New Providesi , e, for l'usette Months certisie, from the 15th Fehensher rest, wed /,ether, sivitil Ste Mouth' votive Asti he :fans MI either stite, tier tertirwition Merle/. The meote PaYmeee to he by hii Is, payable with Interne, Moiety Der after dote . The Cdst , littot• I,' the Conti-refs easy toe seen et the Servetary's M; regard will be had to an d Tender in whi.ll the Prier shill ma he ihsertei to " ords at I nith, or tho• nit be itenvered to the Sorrd before the o'etock on the tot Tneidosi the 30P. J 14.4 nest, nor the Person who mikes the Tender, or sow Person on his helialf, intends to nrtnietir whoa coned for War will our Tender, that contains estravoirsast pro, es upon some articles, and prices math inferior to the real cilia upon othei s, be caniderad ft proper to be admitted. EAST-INDIA DOCK-HORSE. MAY 89. 1807. THE COURT Of DIRECTORS of the EAST INDIA DUCK COMPANY aia At reby gate Nrtiev, That a GLNEHAL biIKb.TING of PROPRIETORS will be held at the Lou oo Tavern, lirsilepapte•el.eet, 08 FRIDAY NPX et Twelve o'clock. im the purpose of tailing 'Die tonaideratieu the propose 4 Bye-Laws atlas Coospaat. JOHN FARRAN, Sec. TheCttair will be taken at Doe o'clock precisely. 'lO RUOKSELLERs 11 / 4 47AWTS a SI IVA l ' i()N, a fOUNG MAN, wMhdhae eerniledor for the mutt revestahle Pub ; wyi,.c 1r harmeit iu the above, or any other bu•i - sess. pµ EK4lrtions may render him useful to his eriirlrr~er •' `use Po e& paid, to W. Y. a the Office of this , !lg.:1 . 1140 to• NY tlent,isgrs t Brous of purchasing a quan. 1 AA. my a mute .208ifu.t Bottled Peet, Pale Sherry, and 1. Me...nallat with such by an application to the House el 11:. / 9 011 D and CU. Army Agents. No. 41, G:4-at Strife/It-4re Charing-mass, who will pledge themselves Ins tie ate Winter, a.d that th, whole will roe vapor 14111 , 1 a n.it quality that May be taken on trial siebir d, a, f o llo w , via.—. Port 441,-6hetry Ode f 445, ~.!I islite day as paamaSsen, peace II U. ASE It I 4 ION, pr• ached in the Chapel of the nagilaVn 11 , asposal, befog the Presedeat, V.cta- Newt, ats,ValGneartioes Mtint Chants., at %ell Anastear sir, hleetang l AprlTe 'Mat. Aral V; 181'7 By rillOteAs LEVI/IS O'BEIRNE, D.D. e. Loaf B of Mutts. Printed ail 1. HateltaA, Baelaeskat tee Her Majesty, tappet. sat. "inf. MR. BTOCKDALE respeafully informs the Fablse. volt a SALE by 411 C I'ION, of BOOKS. MAPS, and HOGAKTWS MISTS, grill take place, at No.lllo, Poteadilly. so MIONNI.If MIXT, the ash ion. and slows Ibilowiag days. (Saab, eat0, , 041), coatinantiolt at Otta o'Clock, to a 'minute. _, _...-.... Tb be viewed To.niorrow, and Catalogues had of Mr. Stoekdale, Piccadilly. Amongst many other valuable Pohl'. cannon Ore H. a. d. llogante's YVorks, 271 pond impressonnv . 40 0 0 N .w Annual Register, 1710 to 11145, 26 vols, half bound . 12 2 0 • Lavaboes Phyviogeolny, 5 yob. 554 . plate,, 271. Run's. . 35 0 0 • . Sir W.lliase it/IMlell WO**, Cempiete, 8 yob. Russia . 12 0 0 • . ('stone's Antiquities a England and Wales, 09 plates, $ vols. . . 17 17 0 . . Costume of Russia, 71 plates, elegant, iii Morocco 12 II 0 French Encyclopedia, 35 vols. folio, calf gilt bil 10 • Lord Orfours Work., S vols. 410. 175 plates 10 10 0 Nlemoitel do Count de Grantintont, large paper, with 79 proof piano, Morocco, scarce . 11 011 Another C•py of the Raglish edition, with pewit p!ates, Morocco • 12 11 0 • • . !looter's Travels through Turkey, &r. illustrated with coloured plates, splendidly bound in Nit. tucco, the only copy curt *Erred to the petite 15 15 0 Viurcroy's Chemistry add Sy. optic Tables, 11 vols. 5 S 0 BAYLEY'S PATENT BLACKING CAKES, ‘7IIIICH have maintained an ac k now l e d ge d V Supeilosits for more than Tbirto Years, centinue ts he sold by BAYLEY and BLEW. Ne.b, Cocksper-street s London, Peke Six pence each. Gentlemen who do not think this Blacking makes their Bien , shine stiffseteotiv, are respectfully informed, that if t' , e Cake md.molvetl in Vinegar instead of Water, it will produce a Lustre equal to Japan; oat it 31 1m1C0•94,y to observe, that Vinegsr is extremely injurious to the Leather, and deprives tms Btackrig of Oat of ata mn.t saltrahle Propestin, via That of keeping the Leather Mit and pliant, and resenting It bona Craeltieg —The same efftet iiisy be pre turd by mixing Vl semi with the Water, but the eatery to the Leather will be still gmater. "CD. To isrevent Countertras. the Bills of Directions are igutsl as below, which appcars ea the Outside of earli Cake. W. HAYI.V.Y. APERSON, aged 36, had a s m a ll S ernp l m l ous 1110Ct.1 ~,,, PI her Ha nd, 40 mg ilar mach then bake out in her both her ShAulders, and her Knee, • h Ulerration rts diming inn h , and not divested to heel ; it then att :did her 'NIA Eloise; and these Ulcerations, with • disposition to parted Debility, she staled foe tacks Years Her Knee was healed in the Worcester Infirmary, anti she eitierteri-K1 some Irotetit while a Patient, for a ~ h.dt period. in St. Itanholo liinostal, when she mark ap:ol,eation for the Iwoirlit of SPI I.SIUJR Y'S PATEN r ANTISC. PLY Cie 0120 PS, Cl the lk i isolory, Nts. 1.,, Suhn Square, Louden By the application of the for sot months, her takers (miner beard, she mooned her strength and appetite I it is sow a twelve /month, sad she remains p iketly wen. Any information of the above Net , taay be obtained et No. 9, Dukes.-rotary, Drury lisee, Logsdon. Mr. Spilt/m(li it , oat for ape ruistere NEC lesa the o. if: * 6 Ile the glees Patent" ate loosened on the hill of ilirectiii.is„ bottle, sod +tappet ; the stamp also (the ILinz', cloy) .e rioted in Mut ink ioSterd of red ink - ii•Atlni 9s, id. double Blasts, Vi, and laver 11 2s. chty This day are plaOithed, in an eireant smell Vaginae * Pio Severs Shillings in Hoards, TRAVELS in the 'her lOW, from ITALY 1 so ENGLAND, the nigh the Tyrol, 5q...., iinyheno.a, Gsilicie, Poland, and Russia, containing the Particulars 01 the Liberetinn of Mrs. SPENCTI. SMITH front the hand/ of :11 • French Pthee, and of her suhaesimint Fitgbt through the Countries above -mentioned ; etferied and orate Rv the MARQUIS de SALVO, Member of the Academy of Sciences and Literature of Turin, kc. Printed for Richard Phdli a, Ni. 8, Rridgeistree:, !Tack friars, and t,. IA had of as At the sante time u published, a small of the ads giiiai Malian , eleg.i ndy printed, ?rice Ito. 6d..11 WWI it. This day is published, THE ROYAL ECLIPSE ; or, Delicate FAEIs ; exhMiti,g the Secret !sfm.iire of 'Squire GEORGE and hit WIFE. Witn NOTES Er DIOGEN ES. " followers of MID! owe, " AL lore. c..d a' the h.ll, h card up their can, " And some ten yokel vy'd—God tartriZtriit Richard ! " And thus I took the 'r.,ot..ge of those Sew ; " 'f hanka , gentle Citiaeot, my friend,. quoth l e " The; geom..' applause, and cheerful short, • " Argues your wbdons, asd your love to Rt-hurl." Printed fnr F Hughes, Poldisket, b, Wigaimplitrect, vcndoh-squart. NEW AND POPULAR NOVELS ! & c . &c .r ?hi, day of published, THE FUGITIVE COUNTESS : a T a l e . i n 4 V.ls Ills. B, Miss WILKINSON. INEIDZL MOTHER ; ot, Thee Winters in London; a Novel. in Throe VW& 180 Second LEGENDS of • NUNNERY; a R ornaLce, 4 Vnis.ll. Toe ENGI.I.3Ii Gil. BLAS ; or. The Adtontonta of Ga. bald Tang-nt. 3 Vols. 13. ADELGITHA ; a Tragedy, in Five Acts, by Mr Lewis, prtfor ming at Drurr-Lane, with great appkaiwir. T. ROYAL ECLIPSE ; or, Votive* Farts; exhibiting the Secret Memoirs of 'Squire George, and his Wife, One Vol.?, COUNT EUGENIE ; or, Fatal Error, 2 Foto_ IM. Primed for J. r. lissghoe, Pubis/doer, Wigroore street, Cosen4tart-equaor, who has dracontiserd Use Sao and Agency of Ms puldtcations twat* house of H.Crosby and Co. ALARMING DISCUNTICNTS II MALTA. This day are published, in One Volume Octavo, price 6s. in boards , A UTHENTIC MATER I ALS MATER I ALS fora HISTORY of the PEOPLE of MALTA. In Four Parts; corn...n ine the Ferro of Government under their own Marinates, under the Grand Mute's, and under the British Civil Coin. missions:a t their former Efforts to regain their Interco' Right. and Libesties, and that, present Claims thereto; a Memorial to the King; Reissues, Expendtrunt, Coins, Corn Measures, Agriculture, &c. By WILLIAM PTON, Surrintendant General of the Quarantine arid Public Health bep.ornerit in Malta, Author of The Survey of the Turkish Fmpite. Printed fur T Cartel! and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom mar tr ha h a nem rulaiun. se,ng the Third, of The SURVEY of the TURKISH EMPIRE, Oyu. prise ea. in beards. And by whnn, will he publi,hed, in a kw drys. Ur ETON'S ANSWER to Mr. TWIN lON, Author of The Present State of Turkey. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE FRENCH PAPERS. PARIS, MAY 1 9. ()coeval Gardanne, Governor of the Pages of His Majesty the Emperor and King, is appointed Ambassador to Persia; be takes with him 30) Preach Officers of different ranks, and 300 artil lery-men. The father of this General has long beam Consul-General of l•uince in Persia ; he al forded proteetion to all Europeans resident there during the troubles in that country, where his me mory is highly respeaed. MAT t 3 The c:-dereat Duke de Luynes. Senator and Com m mdaut of the Lesion of Honour. died yesterday itl this city. aged 59. He has left one son, aged 21. The siege of Dantz:ek draws near to a conclusion. Thc glorious capture of the Island, by the grippe of Pitts, in the eight between the tith and 7th of Ma), for the purpose tot turning the redoubts of the city, is an important operation, and the only victory which, in the state of things and of the season. it was possible for the French army to gain over the enemy. The inactivity of the Russians at the ma sent when so important a place is ready to be bat tered is breach, shows how t.raid they have grown in the presence of our army. And leads us to brawn that they had resolved to s s i . r e a c r en ts defensive WA/ • Perhaps they might al s o upon the elbtt of a disembarkation. before they thirst attempt my thing. But the last Bulletin announces that it was foreseen by the Emperor. and proves, at the sattie time, the folly of our enemies in dependin;; f o r success on the improvident: of such a Ge neral. The landing was prevented before the enem y were ready to attempt it, and a whop French army, which unexpettedly left Italy. traversed Ty rol and Germany, and arrived, as it by enchantnient. i n Prusan i , where Marshal Brune, at the head of A f u rmsd a ble carps, is ready to repel ney attempt which Russia or her allies may venture in make, with a view to retrieve their wretched aifsirs. f Frew the elegem . . , is. .. - • . 80(17 , 7. :Pr";.. -,',.` 1 . 4 . / 1.. •;.:-i '. - ''' ,. / 4 -\ \ ' , -,..-.-- ' • 43 , . ... .e 7- i ...,1 - • r 44 N t 4 1 "eh - 77,1 - • -: ,- e *- '. - ,-, ;I 'A ' 7:1•,- '•-• ' • _ e • • .. _._ , .. _ , ii .t. _ _ Pelt' •. is. .., liik .•,-,,Nr Vilellii ! IA • T 24 6 CUL : Le. - from Copenhagen. received et • ••••••••• •••• BrWish GOver,.menr to condescend to the wishes of the King ee Svirden, and to relihquish to him the tomrnaid of that expedition. A report has been propagated, that it has already sailed, which ar.ea.s improbable. His Excelleacy Marshal Brune was to leave Harnburgh on toe t4th, for Schwerin, where he will fix his head -quarters Two thousand peasants are at work upon the forti fications of Rostock, and the army of observation is preparing to give the English a warm reception.— Part of the Dutch troops composing the garrison of Hamburgh, and a strong detachment <:f Rena "at ntcs, set out on sue 12th. at it was reported, for the en virons of Straisuad. We are assured that the rest of these troops will soon follow, and that they will be replaced by others from Harburg. The cornrow. nieatioa with Swedish Pomerania is at this moment interrupted. /SLAB! CA. NAW TORE, APRIL 11. BRITISH TREATY. When the Treaty v. ith Spain, which Mr. Jeff.r. son's Minoltas were so long in effeeting, arrived in this country, it was found very exceptionable ; but, instead of captiously sending it bark, with scarcely a peiusal, miserable thing as it was, it was laid be our the Senate, where it was twisted and turned, and read be. kwards and forwards, and every way, to see whether v.meihing could nut he m.de of it, Of some part of it adopted, before it was concluded, that no tolerable hope could be given it. Al) this caution was used towards Spain, who could not have injured us had we been ever sr) tt.st;.. But to , wards Greet Britain, with whose power f o injure us, none but fools will tamper, Mr. Jefferson pursues a very different course, and one which near* certain the people of the United Stases will not approve. Among the innumerable rep.irts which have been received from Washington, on this interesting subject, nct one has stated that Mr. Jefferson found any fault, bat with two points in the Treaty, one oC which was the note relstiog to Bonaparte's decree—sighifying, that the Bribsh Government should feel itself at liberty, should the treaty he ratified ' to exercise that bellige rent r i g h t o f retali ation, which she would undoubtedly possess. were no treaty made. The otner - that the treaty did not prow& seamen of all nations, sailing wader the American flag. If he expects to obtain conditions on these points more to his mjnd, why not leave them for discus. sion, and ratify the treaty - generally ; or, at least, give the Representatives of the several States, in Senate, an opportunity to express the feelings of the several seCtions of the country. It is a most extraordinary procedure, and certainly threatens unpleasant consequences to the country. If he means, by this rejedion, to sacrifice Munroe, it would be well tor Mr. Jefferson to read tie story of Haman ; it would be both novel and instruftive. Why should Mr. Jefferson treat Great Britain to cavalierly, and Spain so courteously ? If any or.e csn reconcile his conduit, on these occasions, to sound policy or sense, we should be happy CO see it done. A large body of the people, who have ev.ry thing at stake, see a dismal scene threatening us ; with that additional mortification of refleCting, that to the rashness or selfishness of the First Magistrate of our own nation, will he ascribed, wish too much justice, the train of calamities which the best informed and most seriously etniccsoted, think there is season to apprehend. f This day is published, neatly printed, ia Octave, priee wswed, A PHILOSOPHICAL INQUIRY on th e El. CAUSE, with Directions to CURE the DRY RUT in ISUILDINGS. By JAMES RANDALL, Meitner,. SnM by J. raylor, at the Architectural Library, No. 39, Hugh Holborn. when airy be had, by the same Author engraved en SI Platen, large lawartn, price el. lt d . 6,1. in bcr;rtla, A Collection of ARCHITLVITIKAL DFAIGNS for MANSIONS, CA SINOS, VI LL 3 a and currnues, in the Card', Gothic, aid Gracing Style; with Sthwery and Explanatiorta. LATER. Since writing the acc;vi remarks, which were pro. dined on the Authority of a Washington paper. ohs ins. that the Treaty was to go home in the Wite. we have received information of a different Saab pie: ion. _ _ _ - By accounts from Washington, dated March 45th. it appears that the British Treaty is not to be sent back.—that certain explanations and arrangements relating to it are expelled soon to be received, whets the whole w,ll be submitt e d to th e S enate . . . As this information is from s respettZle source, it tends t9,lv.sflle conjenure, concerning the final is .ue Est this aft‘tir. Pr. , sAhly much will depend on the events whii.h are taking place in Europe, and s smething more upon the feelings of men in ths country. If it has been the policy of Mr. Jefferson and Mr. Madison. to keep alive among the American pe.rple a strung animosity towards Great Britain. and to shun open war ; perhaps a course of the kind which has been pursued. would be best adapted to the purposes and it it brings dangrr to the nation. it may nevertheless be advantageous to the beads of a party.—( Repertory 7he CAdric Owe C SAP Kr, of th: 20th March. contains the toiowing Letter Irons the Governor of Curacra, e rrreeliog sums mistatement dative to ere capture of that island ►y the British : TO Tilt options ott Tat *OtteITS. OINTLEVIEN--• Ihe Subscribe having observed in Tra Timer, of Tuesday la,t, an &Fitch , ' dated Sin annah. 14th Mareh inst. telatire to the capture of the I land of Cunene, a nhta, among whet things, It is said, that froth the hiding larva, t. rot mallet', the 13 , i;ish, in taking prissesunn of that island, it sae generilly that , ght tne place had hem given up de.gnedly the chain whkh hen been slightly enwed,d acro,a the annuth of the Iserbo,r, was • rglect.sl of the SW of ;" the compel & him to proteat agaiii4, and %leerily contsailm, the oboes paragraph, because he conceives his honour therein Cosicemed Every elm in Coruna knows, or cao he informed why, for a ling time past, it Its, 10tC , 4 physieally unpin... Haste dui the entrance of ire pot• w th a neficielit chain i eel who it has boon theet‘atry to idncent.nse. fie %seal months t h e el rain:Tot the port in the snail ma tree It cannot hies be ssid, with geopriesy, that the a, mit, Of tile post, sit that re spaC L. hes been setretel. 'the solacr,apt does net emesir4o, it necessary to melee awe further onostration CM the rthious meioations esivessted its tbs paragraph alluded to, tar.ng o s his way so Pleillewal, the,: to rondo, a faithful AMAMI of lineolonia aumin,,trasea, 1%4s Ilisock 1007. I CilANGUltntf, Los Govosous of Comes.