The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-11-10 00:00:00

- . , L , - 7 . ; • • if 111 • ~ 4 ..!.• • ; 1 1 4 1 - - _ sumaiß 1512 TUESDAY, NO' T HEATRE-ROYAL, DRCRY.LANE. THIS PRESEN C EVENING, Nov. 10. 1807. Their Majesties' Servants wiU act the Coaled; of THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL. Sir Peter Trask. Mr. Wroulliton ; Sir Oliver Surface, Mr. Do jo; Sir Bcoi.sein Backbite, Mr. knew I Joseph Sur. 60. Mr. narrymore ; Charles Surface, Mr Ellistun. Lady Toj i i ., Ks Jordan; Lady Sueevwell, Mrs. Harlow' ; Maria, s Boyce ; Mrs Candour, MIA Pop.. In Act RI. a Song, by Mr. Dispirits. After MY which, the Muscat Enterteieroa EIL nt of t,r Mathew Medley, Mr. Maddock. ; Vapour Mr..De &hp; Dicky Gossip, Mr. Mathews; Soufranee, ' Mr We. „,-zer. Charlotte, Mrs. Mathews • Fl"rel:a Miss Duncan. p. horror , Time's a Toll T:sie; to which will be added, 0-ir Melo Drama is in reheateal, and •ill be produced in .JUrie of a few days. VICTUALLING-OFFICI, Oct. U, t!O7. THE COMMISSIONERS fbrUing Hit ilejak Nam a. hanky Riot Nooks, nit ew FNI DAY, Ott 130 of Nkiaiikr ant, sky rJI k really C. tweak Tenders in wifins ( weird wp)omed tree for TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLONS / WENT INDIA RUM, in k delirered frks sakaoliks is whisk Si shalt hare beta horded, her of D. 44% awe hall thereof in 14 name 0. , e *math. and as remesiaster iw one 'wrath ofte, wont., into His Mikity', rinkraVink Scores at Porto° 'ash. Plipoonta. and Cork, in List folinaing proportions. IA: - Portsmouth . . 80,000 Gallons. Plymouth . . 100,000 Cotk . . . . 20,000 2 of),noo The Con3itiotta of the Coeteacit, is whirls some sew neatens hart been teteNturett, may be sees et the Secret .re'e °ire. N. B. N. 11,1 e, inn be admitted Jur a feet esessity than To nausea GaLtaiss. sor eat ►egerd be had t. any iw l obiets the ',iv be 611 tried in serds at Ingots, sr that gall Nat be de livered t• the /bun! before Owe deaock on the toil Fridre 19th se' ?iaerm►er nn t, nor IWO% the Person oho arrke. the Treece, et seem Penni opt hie boat!, afloat , to esswee► whew color! for. THEATRE-20YAL COVENT- GARDEN. TrHIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 1807, e , ll be acted, the Comedy of THE ROAD TO RUIN. fl-rntne, Mr. Monden; Henry Dorntuti, Mr . Brunton; Ntr. Livery; Goldfinch. Mr. Jones; Milford, Mr. (~arson. Wm Worms. Mts. Matencks I Sophia, Mild Nr-Ais. Panay, Mr. To which will be added, t e lse hntnotime of HARLEQUIN THE AND GOLDt MOTH EG E G R GOOSE I OR, H . Whet Gann, Mr Simmons; Celia, steelyards Harlequin, NI, Bologna, Jun.; 'Squire libele, afterwar,lt Clown. Mr . Celinette. afterwards Columbine, Miss Bristow. ,sorrow will be revived. Shskspeam'e s Play of The It . ..isles Tale. After which, Flitch of Baron. Tae Public ate respectfully informed. t h at the New Comic peers, in three arts, eafte.l. Two Faces under a Hood, is uo. vaialytkrang till Tuesday, the 11th inst. ---- •,s v•pearance of Eleven EQUE-STRIAN vAuri.T- Igs.—NEW HISTORICAL SPEC VAC!. E -TURKISH PERIONMANCES on the WIRE, Stc &e. &SILLY'S OLYMPIC PAVILION SIRAND , NEWCASTLE ET, Istaldishod by Authority of the Lind Chamberlain. THIS EVENING, November 10, will he pre. rented, second Use, Extiamdinary TURKISH PER TAMA NCES on the SLACK WIRE.; with the Imitation .•. -el BIRDS. Canary 111 rd Symphony, a la Rosignol, P-Aire, seemed time, DATIVE!: VAULTING; or, vtlian Trial of Skull, by Pleven Young Anitts, their se• M.' appearance at this Tbeatre,aaiAfter which, by desire of strarmus Noble Visitors, a continuation of the MINUET nol PAS SEUL, defaced by HORSES -And, for the s cad hate, a Grain) National Historian Spectacle, or two 'to, called, EDWARD the BLACK PRINCE; qw, The Fir •of England. FU U 11404 on the glounos Battle of I... ) .—Fanbous EQUESTRIAN EXERCISES, Ay the Prtnaten and the Flying Highlander; Ltruaken Pot ion, Tao-wning I)ance, &c &c.-To conclude with the P. e olar vantimiiiww of HARLEQUIN tad the 11111 ET SISTERS. fivi , s to be opened at Sit **clock, and begin at Sev(m pre. 60 -Second Puce at NlllO 03:30‘11.-41wee taboo at the Li:lien, born Ten till Three. WE The above Enteatainateute loving been received, lait kin, by • highly-respectable and oriotlintring Kona, with leaven approbation, they will be costantied every evening, till leaner modes. PLATE GLASS COMPANY. /)VIE Public ate iniarated e tliat a large Aux* I Meat of PLATE %Ass aim «a SA L st Eyed free, by Mr. ALEXANDER MACK, at the Colaparnes Wurailase, ALBIUN-PLACE, 1111LACEFRIAR &atomic of a fine colour, superior brilliancy, and sm . ovum, diesen Mem 12 inches to 144 b 11411.1 in teasels, and from Into ft inches in breadth ; elms Osimea sad Cenra , v“ f,ers if to 36 inches diameter. And the 111W10 mivirtment Olt be had for Count... , Orden, by eddroesitag Imateis to Mr. Wi live Fiver, at the Manefaeley, lassnhied, wear Prem•it, Lanesshirs. !tom Cie groat impreremoot made of hits Ivan in this Manufactory, it is now allowed that the Com tanOi Plates are cqu in their brilliancy, and hue as few int 'erections, Compared with any Foreign Gies that over were Lye tell. CAUTION ROAMS I IMPOSITION. IMPROVED IatINFRAL TEE I'II. No. t, FRITH-STREET, SOHO. X~R. CHEMAN 1 . , Surgeon, Dentist, and Inventor of these admirable aubst.tutc. Inn A.r.'itial I..eth an 4 Gums, ha. percetved in the public pa. , c. , ',liar letters addressed to ha Pataaatt, that a Mural alto. tie lately dismissed for miteoudat, ha* t!ic a , vrance to announce himisli Dentin and 24 Ike, of tre !barrel Paste Teeth; and, in net', to impose upon the rote. I .r, hat Aro the audacity to state that he has been 14 years his A.ttant. _ Mi•ileChemant owes It to that liberal Public, to Whom he Kula su highly indebted, to assure them in this public and sa lami manner, that during the shod tints this man hied in ins 1.n.C11, he was engaged and employed merely a the capacity 1 sf Fnotraan. Mr. De Chematit had Nattered hinputf that tits genetal esteem and Co•fidence which his exponenco of minty years, and eons:der-able late Improvements in this mat inrfal Art, lave insured him, were proofs even mama the Malevolence of his Enemies, however contemptible and he cuerident that the Public will see with astimishment and horror the base attempts of this discarded Menial Savant and h 3 adreitising Partner, to distort an aa of pity and mercy on toe part of Mr. De Cheinant, into an attempt to injure their Charade's in the eyes of the wend. The fa is, Mr. De Cherosnt having been rekbed by this very Servant, was under the necessity of bringing him hetore the Magistrate in Marl lioNuali.street, whet the stolen property was produced, ar cemiord, and restored to Mr. Do Chan ant ; whn, from and entreaty, was induced to drop the prosecution, eel present the dreadful comequenees et • couvittion of • a! .g .11 a pr. rate dwelling-house. FOR TIIF TEETH AND GUMS. THE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DENTIFRICE, invented by OM late Jacob Hemet, n' c 4 to Her Myatt, mid Ow Priem of Wales, are great l• '"i.•.nar, both ie elegs . nee and efficacy, to any thing hitherto P. ibe of ; they w ill idea sully pewee the Teeth in a sound auk cien to old age; will render them white and beautiful, without the least impairing the Enamel, fasten such as are kener keep such as are already decayed front becoming wutse, prevent the Tooth.ach, veiledly cure the Scurvy in the slums, and make them grow firm and close to the Teeth. They likewise recder the breath rklicately sweet, and rime 'lT all those Ditordeis that are the consequenco of Scorbutic Gums and bad Teeth. in Order to prevent the Impositiona daily practised by per. "nt counterfeiting the above-mentioned hing.totablelsecl Me diem's, the following words are (by permeate.,) engraved in the Many, BAY L‘Y a BLEW, COCK- R..STR EST," and none are genelne but what have these `gall e l l in thb stamp; and alo • label wish l•k• w.hd. I " I and Blew. Cockspur-street i , Loodou,* pasted on the back of each bottl- and hut. T he France acid Dentifrice are sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayley and Wee, 5, Veckapur.sereet, Price 2.. 9d. each, 14 ^ , P•mcluticd; a:d retail by T Seaman this. Partner and 4 a4csmas to Mt. Hemet,) Geedge.etteet, Hanoverequare, N R . The Fsern:e is particularly recommended to rotate, all P..vsons who Kite the care of China's*, as lb* r-itest ptetnvaYss stn young and tender Teeth. Pupil price 3e. WI Rae, io Meer Volawies - - Cokeraiey of Clettiorma HI;TORT of _the Thla day is ;m1014141, pries I. rrliE RADICAL CAUSE nt the present M- A tresses of the Wv.sr Is DIA PLANTERM piloted eur; and the inefficiency of the measure* which have been hitherto prope‘ria for relieve' them, deitonstrated nth Itelinfkl on the Puhlications of Mir William Y.une, Batt. Charles Boma quet, I. to *nil Jegelili tame, Esq. relative tethe value of the Welt lathe Trade. Ey WILLIAM simmer, r L. S. Prince I for T. Odell and W Davies. Strand Lare:y pt...l.thrd, by the same Author, BRITAIN !NM PESMN r eICUMMIERCE., 8,0. !Nits Se This day is published, in Bro. prier 2,. APRACTICAL TRICATISF. on the PREVEN TION and OAF. of the VIMEREAL DISF.ASE, par ticelarly its consequrnees as atriaorrs and affections in the prostate gland, &c. dec. in which a mild and succaroul mode of tr,atmelit is pointed out ; with an illustration of Wows. Lanier's Method of curing Suit - lures, end an account or his ccrelinrel Dongics, be. be. sting a Stppleuient W Dr• Richard Recce's Domestic Medical Guide. By r. M CATON. Slttgeott. late d (;uy'a an I St. Thomas% Hotpitalt. UnINIWI : Plotted foe i. 11101081, 24, Fleet-tuft' 114 ongwaJi, Hurst, kir, end Orme, Patn.l.ratez.row. FURNITURE DRAWINGS. This day is puSli.iteJ, elepotly tngrarad lit Aqueti9ts, on 11 Ylatw, RoYal Qqirte. price us bo.rds t,l. Its. sielpand elegantly soloored 71. t 7s, tid. A COLLECTION of DESIGNS fin HOLM:- ' La. 1401.1) FURNITURE; and INTERIOR DECORA TION, in me moot smeuve<l awl elegant Toss', w4ll .snout Ilksitns for 1t0.0n., G.,oolottical and iu Prispeeivo, arming the Decasbores. Adjostinent of the r outstare, Ase.. oleo forma rencrol Oloservuems, a br , ctivt...,l of Gooch Plate. by GEORGE SM)rH, Unhohlet Latgaorthivaty to Ills Royal Weline s the Prince of Wsles. robioCand bt 3. riylor, at thr Arch'doctoral Library, No. 14171141.Ah.;rii. fa The Third ant :3st Part, containing 54 Phtot, anal the 1 senvtion....4c. Ina. be had separattly , price 11. I Is. 64 end f1..1115. 41. .5e1..0P•41 - _ The Puit and sec mil Paw may the be bad separatoty to complete %etc _ This day is im,lnshed, P , icu 34. ALETTER to the Earl of D•4 O on the Politi cal Rotations of Rurfia, In regard to Turltcy, Greece, and France; affil on the means of p•mtnting the French esta blia•i g a permanent controtsl over Route. With Strictures on Mr. Tnomtnn's rre‘ent State of Turkey s &c. By WILLIAM Ett.).!4, Coelpririag—Aernatks on the inar,erablestest attar Intareeb frau; tt.nr e d Iterrna ; her eggrrn , lttemott ; effeas of Primer je.donsier ; the /vitiated; the Waal' Sea • Egypt ; balm ; Malt., and the !ealition to Coe.tantinonle, itc de'erne : of lie R.d.gos Gni Character oldie Ruserans, and of the Au • thor's Sorr.7 of the Turkish Empire. and the fultilmeht of hir prediction. A few words COIILOIIIIIIII the /idinburgh Se. rowers. . _ . !caned for T. Well au i %V. Darin, in the Strand. O( *heat clay fe: by the time Author, A SURVEY of the Tl , h:%II'IKE, laurdlition and Mreorads for it Iltoto:r of th♦ NI drew Tbis d 4 is pubbelmil„) ice de. in boards bandmaaely printed, In One Irdning, I3RAYERS and OFFICES of DV.VOTION, a• fur Vacuities, Lad fur pit t molar Pamir's. Oil Mon ea a. a ,, i ptas. Ry RILBJANIII J EMU, Late Rectot of Harley, in Shnirivhier, and Chaplain w the Right Hon. the Earl of dra46ord. The T menti - fifth Edition. altered and Improve] be the Rev. CH kRi.k.S SISIEON, Fettles, of iing's C.Alege. CA nthrislit Printed Cr W. J and J Richardson; F C. and .1 Riving ton ,• Walker; Statchcrd and Letterman; G. Wilkie and J Ku'J::tson Lackinginii, Allen, an.l Co. ; B. Crosby ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, end Oman; J. Mawruau ; and Me.' then. and Leigh. This day is publlilieJ, in two largsVoluniev, Octavo, prows as. tri.•ols, a N., Ltd Lilt ion, with Arktinies, of I‘.CA 1 - 10 N on the PROPHECIES that trice been fulfilled, are now fulfilling, or will here! ter it follilled, relative to the great period of I Vief e et ; the Papal an I Moliatnaseilan Apostacie., the tyrannical Reign of %iitichrist, or the luifid.l Power, and the Restoration of the By GEORGE. STANLEY F %BEL B. D. Vicar of Stucktenoi Orin. TOPS ?rioted for F. C. and J. Rmington. No 61. St Paul's chomh-yard ; sold glen by J. Pletelard, No, 190, Perea4.lly. By whom snit speerMy be puble.lted. h. tie same Author. A OENERAI. and CONNECTED VIEW of the PRO- PM ECILS. rclative to the Restoration of I.rarl, cod the Oyer. throw of the Antiehrestlan Confederacy. In Two Voluelee, Octavo. TO SE CONTINUED ANNUALLY. - _.. The eat I. published, pricy Is Gd. nit,lied, PrHE GENI . I . LEMAN'S MATHEMATICAL a. cusarANioN. Ins the Year 180$. Crintsinint. An. seers to the last Year's Esigmas, Rebes-es, Char Act, ta ,erie., and Questions; aloe, New Enigmas, hehinass, (Aare les, QIP.M. and Qiiestiotis ' iiropnsed to be an.wored seat Year. With a Parr no thellcsolutiriv of some General Probleins in Mechanics, from the Miscellaneous Tracts of Olt late Mr. ThumasSinionm. Teeether witb another, entitled, .. Obonvations on the Theory of Walls ; wherein some Par ticulars are inve,tigated which have sot Men considered by writer. un Fortificatiust: by William Lansblea, Lieutenant in I Ls alitiesty's 334 Regiment of Font " Lend .n : Printed for Ann Dols, Widow of William Davie, the late Editor; sod sald by H. I) Sy moody. and W. Baynes, rote , . • ten-raw ; J. Neon, Great hoesiv—treet, Lineoln's-inii 'i.e.ds; Latatngtan. Allem. and Co, Flash's , v-muate ; and by Ana Derbs, No. 'a. Albinn-hisildnies, A denid.te Sliest ; [tr;.eie the Sdllillefel is curled no by hat as in the blie.ri lye 4 her late Hothead; and by whom a large AssAtifteat of Ma thematical and Phi1...1-shit:al B •.b,, which sh 3 has lanly 1 .0.6 c isms.i, are n JW 0.1 Ulf. VICTUALLING-OFT/CZ. NM. It. 1807. T HE COMMISSIONERS j., Piaui:Wog X« money% Nu.w de limey give notice. Mahon Ikl. DAY, tie 13th iftstott, OM, wiU tx tray to receive linden in Writisse, (sealed sip), and errai 101 . TWO HUNDRED TONS es MUSCOVADO SUGAR, tir be answerable to &nudes Is be produced leak Ike limier', Its be defiant i,m the oririnal pular*, at the rate of frees Forty to Filo. Teas poi II riff, bar oar rieistalang Shwa at Deptford. and to be pout 1.• Alls,passible nisi itstereat. lastly days .liar date. The Cowed Any be seca et the Secretary's ()fee. Ifin regard oil! be had to au Tender en slick the Price shafl eat he toweled it wore dl tert ; :th ; or that shift not be defiers( to the Vaud befese that OCIOCIC as the tad F WWI. the 13th swears; . muted the Peron akee suites rr,e Trade , . or salsa -a his Adult ourseds. ea slower /r4rn rafted br. Vis rUALLISit:-OFFICE, sow. 9, 1607. THE COMMISSIONERS fur redealling Hu Majesty', Nary do hereby sire ^ire, 1101 Ole =FS` DAV, the 17A invent. they ?soli be read., t.) re riot Tender. e ft I rwin. (wood rep) en d tre. t e tor EV:ll . l' HUNDRED QUARTERS of PALE. and TWO Ili/SOREL) QUAR• TEAS of eloon•lrird ANIRER MALE i .L ,used in a ForloszAt, by arrekly propertimv, tot. Vu Fittroalestir Stores otikytcord,ot4 to be poidfor by bids, ya. able pith pretest, slim., 'fa's... toy irk. Tier Quaking; of tot Contract nag fa seen at the Serra, y's Ofree. retard sill be had to anon:oder k the Prier shalt sot bt inserted in Woods at kne/i, or that shat! tot I r deter, to the &ond berbee Urt f•Cti , k on the said ,4..0, the 17th irateot, nor ontess the Arson rusk's „, MO' 411hrhati. emote 5. , ..Isloflr YEA Matti far . LONISIS GENUINE WINE COMP I INY. Pubiie are resit/tinily areciainted. that Sabscrtpwarn am metived entm day at tAe Cream and Jinni Room, enamor, lan., between the t r sr.; o f E1... 4cl e.trl Iwo • and al.* by WPM Malign. and Cn Bankers, Lombard.eLltat ; Maws Dawns" and C 9. P.ll mall and Mr. T.Wild. the Solicitor, Ca%twatnerre, Ia c ,itonivar.... At imam of than pieces Prownetuaes may too had. MONEY mATTLKs. THE Gentlemen ot this ()lice pledge themselves to eavote.s Money se expoluln.,*.y, areseilyan4 oitely, at to illte elute dee ooluouy nuo:ted jiLRILmt Tr- Diaerols noespiillieble to row wow. Teeteiw:s4w, weft to Ipe zeOiti onldatedb as liberal terms. w, i na con-stored that this wt. arm do vet atow.tion it clointe.+Apply witta Mid) to items. Weems and Co. Viscount °lke, No. 10, Vaers....iteet. Famed. 'EU►tGE OAKLLY het the honour of an te:oming to the No►tliy and to the In ge neral, that in addition to his Magasine of rural IiP HOIATCRT and casinEr /URN' MAE. N.. •, till Hood street, he n•a re-opened Li:room/1n ill. 22, St Paul's Church-iota-al - tic public are invited to inspect his amens. blaya of rkihionahle articles hi the above line, wove a :entrant supply of every kind sw2l be kept, affording th. proprietor, and those favouring him with their curnmaruir, the oppoitunity r.f furnishing their houses with greater faci;tti than perhaps has ever been attempted, and *Mt this aatisfeetion to the parch.. ter, that he has the mewls (in cosnisquenze of the attieles ►e ing marked at money price;) a eekat, ant term his own esti mate as to the amount he may liana rieviiiioo far. The nut . bet of emits and mechanics enspluved ir, t►it consent are ob. •onus re wins for its being combo:gel noun the principle of ready motley, or shalt bills, winch arleatitap the puSite rill I.3r•iciii ite in, inasmuch as it mut epuii reciprocal intere.ts. ONLY 6,000 =lc 1. rs, Mom shin 4400 of which are .beady S.M. T _ITTLE SUPPLEMENTARY LOTTERY, .11 , 0 Brgins Drawl.: the 1910 of THIS MONTI!. and finishes thetOth. Self EMC. 1 fine of L. 110,000 .... is ....L 10.000 1 5 5 20 6 foe •• . 2,U90 110 1,500 ..---. ..-..... COW Tickets. L. 63,000 The Ticket No. 3,570, drawn November • a Prise of 40,0W/1. was said by Sir JAMES SEA NSLVMS and CO.. he sixteen Sixteenths; where the host .10,0001. and the last 33,0001. ever shared. were likewise esti TICKETS and SHARKS ere nn Sale by Sir I. BRANS COWS k CO. 11, tlnflown, 31, Comb.ll, and 34, Haymar• het, she thiok Weiser dory to reconmerol thew Friend* and the Pehlic net to *lay purchasing, as the Unsold rickets awl Shares on hand a, sensiderably Ica than '2,000 to argyle Lon don. and the Cities and TOWIti is Zealot, Scotland. cod Iceland. ONLY 6,0'10 TICKETS. With more Money elisarihnterl in Pilaw than in fe,rair L o tt, nes in propntion twills number of Tickets. Lirra SUPPLEMENTARY LOITERY, 14 begins Desiring the 19th ttf THIS MONTH, and finishes on the 20th. SCHEME. Prise ot L 90,000.... is .... L. 20,000 3 lO,OBO 1 4 1,000 1,0141 3 9OO 2,)00 20 10 1,5r10 WO SAOO 10, E l.OOO MN., 14,i030 M•111.1..M. 63,0u0 6,000 'rickets. --- henna Ptice of Tickets awl Shares in the Supplant Lone: : 'riches L 21 10 0 Half LlO 1h U Eighth L. 1116 0 Quarter 5 1 0 0 I Siatamth 1 S 6 MEETS and SHARES aro on Salo at J. WARNER'S, No. 16, emnbill, recommends an immerhate purcbam, in eeorequenceaf the very bodied quantity of Sumitomo:limy Tient , and Slums renta.ninig on had. °eters from the country, eeeeespanied by emit &toil bilk en Londony bask mates et casb, erill be 'Mendel to the woe ae rt pleseot. This day is publithi.d. handrunirly printed in two largo Veil. •'' pike ht . tosetir - u.: a no*" !1 1t testaaiiirAnd cm:Ribero* enlarged: being the Sixth, of ILEMENTS of GENEILAL KNOWLEDGE , iotoodoccory to useful hooka is die priecipal branches ur Litsiainnt and Sciatic*; with lists of the mot approver Authors; including the best ro'itiolli of this Classics. Da. signed chiefly for the junior Students in use Insivorsitioo, Asa the highs, classes ha SChOuif • RI HENRY KETT, R.D. Fellow and Tutor of Titans Culbert. Oxford. Printed for moors ni,ingtoa, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Flatclord, Piccadilly; and Egerton, Whitehall; J. Par keg ashi J. Cooke ' Oxford; sad Doighton, Camhridge. Of whop *ay be had, be the 11 , 11* AtatleN HISTORY, the INTERPRKTKII et PLOPHLCY ; or. A View of the Scriptural Pr gittacies sad their accoinenhlinwsl in the past and prrsnt occurrences of f i e fetid. with cipoirc tures respecting their future corn:Union. The sth IsSiisoll, Ili two See. pace in boards, ldd. kl t: RICA. maw-Twig, MIT. 23. BRITISH TREATY. An interesting pamphlet mane its appearance yesterday, entitled "1!e Brit Ash Trash , ' dedicated " to thoas Members of congress who bay* the serve td perceive and the spirit to pursue the true interests of their cottntry." following Is given as the " rupees of that treaty " The first article, like the first of that concluded on the 19th November, 1794, by Mr. Jay. is merely formal ; and the second confirms the first tan ar tr eks of the old trebly. It iv, therefore, proper to give a glance at thern..' The first, as is already sierrtirmea, Is merely for mall and the second is executed. Tee third gives to each patty the tight of pastink throtlgh the tertitorieshf thebther. in America, ex: emit within the limits of tte'Huasets's Bay Compa ny. We linden it the following clause: a' But it Is understnod, that this article does not extend 14.62 adruisiion of vessels of the United States Mee the sea-porti,larbours, havi, or'creeks, of IllsM..jesty's said territories. nee into such parts of the rivers itt His Majesty's said territ.ries as are between the mouth theieof and the higliest port of entry from the sea, except in small vessels trading bona file be.. tween Montreal and Quebec, under such regulatiohs as shall be established, to prevent the possibility of any frauds in this respete: Nor to the admission of British vessels from the sea into the river: of the United States beyond the highest ports of entry for . Inreign vessels from the sea. The river Missieepti shall, however, according to the treaty of peace, be entitely open to both pilafs: and it is further agrtfel, that all the ports and places on its eastu-o std.:, to ultichsoever of the parties belonging, may freely le. resirted to and used by both parties, in as ample a manner as any of the Atlantic ports or places of the United States, or any of the posts or pieces of His .‘..ije-ry in Great Britain." The fourth art _le, after mentioning that it is un certain whether the elis.issippi extends so far to the northward as to be ieterAeled by a line to be draws due west from the Lake et t:.e Woods. in the mane nee mer.tioned in the treaty tat peace, "provides Cyr a pint survey of the northern part of that river ;" and agrees, that. " if on the result of such survey it should appear that the said river would not be in terseaed oy such a line," the parties will regulate the boundary in that quarter by amicable ne j e°. ciatinti. 'The fifth article, after mentioning that "dealers hail arisen what river was tralj intended under the name of the River St. Cr-ix." provides for ascer taming that river, and the latitude and longitude of its month and source. The sixth, seventh, led eighth articles have been executed. Tno rinth provides for persists holding hinds hi the doniinioos of one of the parties who ate stbjets or citizens of the other; and the tenth is a 'opals- Min in favour of moral honeity, viz. that neither party shall sequester or confiscate debts or property in the funds, &c. The third article of the new treaty provides for and regulates oommeree between the United States and the British East-Indies, in the same tetms as the thirteeuth article of the old treaty, except that the words, cord mita. & ref tfrom th. por t s $ 4 4 , sid skits are inserted in the first clause, which now runs thus t " His Majesty c nuents that the vessels be longing to the citizens of the Ueitee States of Am.. rea, and sailing direa from ports of the said Surv. shill be admitted and hospitably received ia all the sea-ports andhat bows of the British tesritorses m the East Indies," kz. The fourth artiste of the new treaty is the same as the fourseenth of the old one. and stipulates for a general 1 berty of trade between the United States and the British dominions in Europe. Tie filth article of the new treaty is the - the 6'teentb of the old one (reguiwing steps and merchandise). with two excel first res,tves to the United States the vioutly reset wed to Guist Britain of imposing naje slaty equal to %that shall be imposed 1 is the same Si the duties on epti4 ; The Re Right pre- Ipoing a ton- posed by tte __ t