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• ,I. . . . .. , • .44' • • A.. 4 - s . ......(.. _ ..,• 41 - 17' e - . • A 111 1 .10.17 ;) ( :,,,,;,. t.i.; , , ~4 ~.) r., ____.... . , Ar' .p..•.. v .• ...6: . r• ill I) t litrittob { . rtf ::„.,..,..„_,,... • ~....,(--7ip-, ,:, . ~.. • .-- -- -- - • - - -______ SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 12, 11107. - •• -- - *AO - li;;;E Sixiuici. : A • a• !: .. I. . _ + Y NLMB 1962 ) Lad time Tl t huIEATRE-ROVAL. two of the (7rwrinany's ‘YmA Kk perfo.mi ne rlr. this Scour'. rHIS PRESEN4' EVENING, Sept. It, Iso:, „,,:i b e performed, the Comely ~f FIVE MILE-, OFF; OR, TIM I.lNut rus - r. 'attire Flair, Mr. Chapman ; Sordi t, Mr. Grove; An hew, Mr. Noble; If.,seendrr, Mr. Fawcett; Ertaard„ Mr. ralnwr, Luckless. Mr. Juicy ; %rigging, Mr. Mailioas; Orris Net, Mr. Wad ly; Flourish (soh a Srtig), Mr. Li0,.0. m o p Pros, Mrs ll..veliport; Mary Flail, Mts. Matittwa; lAI4 LaCklll9 4 (with Shaft), M,a Loom After *Melt, • Mete. Diama, A TALE OF MYSTERY. Cow.t Roinahli, Mr hinter, loo.; Francs co, Mr fader; sta•Ma... Mt. Caries; Aficrrlli, Me. Quay. hatiul. Mrs. GLOM; rouseeta, Mr% Dvianpailt. Tu h wilt ha added, the rocs of CATCH HI)4 WHO CAN. Mr. Caries; CsintThrmehme, Mr. Palm-r, ;sin.; relf,tk«, Mr. 1.4t0n ; Mosta..., Mr. "I a% Inr ; 1.4 Fleur, .01 ; and Plahn. Mr. Platbers. C..unte,%, MIA Cal ; Sorh.s, Mrs Kahair• Maw. Mn. Liston; sot J.o.t, Mr. Gbbs. 0., %land .r. T.. St-airier; if.er Theyritic LITTLF EALING. 'l lO BE LFT. FURNISHED, for three moittht. lI or such long.-, teen am nsiy be *reed •• M• 110 , 11 t II:1MM, fit for iv. reeepting of a rentaelelais fatally, with Pleasure (around, Darien well wracked, &wets Ciaeh biasses and Stables t with any roaniity of Lewd, as sitcwolinis twenty awes, torilwr with the use or titres tows diets par *wian wit ler given. For 1,41! aonlv tri Mews Mabeily, Daniel, and Mabarlr. Solicitor,, BA( irrl-row, ,rvlon. VICTUALLING -OFFICE, jut tr 30. 11107. •FIHE COMMISSIONERS for "'admit*, His Maidst,. A'say d., it g , thy ' ice Notre. Th.“ On IVEDIVF'- Ddr, I.c 16th of . .SPrforirer bee, they k rear In ••ts Trw‘k s iw Ic.itarg(se , dett imet :riot for owe }mat,.. . 'NISI! BEEF eir:4 PORK, of the Act I..a.ity, neat to :.• tared tot tki rt , rarr..rate.,, e. the respeetwe Mreekapds 44* theories May detk pre,ter to •fer i oar it.rd part dart I t • .• a. kit wutt-hrom., • • pu 7 t v, t.recs. t• •- ff , “44 , 144: 014-I;m4 pure ;la 14 tirtztred I! - 1 • nettoviliv SNorei al De pr Ard, l'rrtmoutr. Wail amok, awl into the Atlip Velkaden. Aistre , , to Sltiat Cue.erPlmr . regtilar ?PITA, twris ty (EA aldrscripliol- y volisd 6y Inc Per"' shviendon,t6.aeo...l4. :< ._ by plabli•* tW , kJ. D. Sveenele, Paternae "•••• tr 4 .fnW. 4 iSr •.. . :anted Kati. r • ' 14 1 OURCROY'S I A)SOPHY. A wierk juaily row.. • 1, b• Oo'V qie pic..009.0n of c. • /km at r e boa n•-• • Wok Ici.own nn Ice ' Th." 1 ." 14 loom dos be WILLI* NI I 140, el-. • A ilia; digY • pwtott..o ' iu Thre7VVotritea, It u in board*, .t T ETTERS from ENGLAND. II p.m td.‘,4llFl. M.V.SREZ l't m.A.tet item the Spartiai P, 0. t•-•! fu r I.9ugnunn, I I ur,t, Pee., and Or:.e, atesntaster row •.. Ting wo-k w,tl be fc.sr.d rn contain a raitt. , ..l afJ tr.ser ilsohnx datoseatton the present Stile of FA:team% the mstownra slot anta,nB4 of tue diffweett tanks of i .9habwarlit. sod Ha. mere remadtaltle isectmos tyietarat, t 0 511,4 Wattiro_. l • which r attetnitthisaa, .:441 which j :VICI' so "; . 40411 a l a-a . tare at lila national ,haftwait. MONEY MATTEKS. '(SHE aendemen of this Witte pledge themselves advane, Money s I eXpC4I4IOUII4y, s, vsdy.n4 deli. cowl!, as to *wince that the o:bloquy imputed to Mott p. Dealers is nct.ryyttealsie to every one. Pomona who wish to be accoximolatel,..n hbera! terms. will he e‘itivistrzl that this ad• dress deserves be attention it lobo' -.Apply or writs (prat pa'd) to %ratans watran and Co. Disco:tot Wits, No. 10, Vil'..ers-atteet, Strand. Clisikuistill of th• wbolYs tlyst 31st Janos', tor t ,y,siuing quaatigy by 3'st Maid' 16011 ArY,l; t mot.a,rbeler br t:.6 Stab Juno Vid ":'t J 6? Plabies wiSh I.4•Tests Ni.,et Or Date. _ _ Her Royal Highest' the Panelist CH 4111.• Jerre *ern MENT of LOYAL SOU fIIWARK VULIJNTEF.R IN FANTRT commanded 1. JOHN ALCOCK. ()R.DERED—That tLe Rf.giasent de aslemble at Howlquartvw. ovary Aft...rayon at Throe 0*C..1.4k. to Food-day Otde , , till further 0 , 1e.5. creept ou S nidar Lat. when too Pvratk will be Gernert at Set.,:n Wyo• ing precovly. to march I'4 Field Eaerti, mat Olietab humor. YJ OtaPr, Head loaners. T. STAPLETON, At.itaut. topt. 10. 16./7: The Coal. iftl of the C Or*" 'may et teen at the Sotretaeo'• Ofiee ; at thi.p -ce ; ~,,p441 4. air abe v erriait. A z tat r the rtitHatli ,g Ca.k; to tat Cent-awe of itt. Mej..ty's Casowa, at Liesetkk, &trod, Neater, ao‘l rVattojeott ; ortd tr the Pett.M4 ter General at Dahlia, rastetaiatte. W. prided will be Lod to ILI; Te.ler, is eh,ett the Price s'ati sat a el• ,Priid at (Ver.!, et te,gth, tar Ilkoz ✓..4 not he etellee , 44l t • tLe Bawd betoee 0.. e tert.,* ea the sea Witthoes4.m, the trAtt Agte.k♦ seat; sat aaku the Perim; taw Ra kes the node.. ea vitae reams ow at* Iteiwif s diliese. Se etwat moks t. 14.4 (e►. Toni. -CNA I , ;E or VATllitt‘ivwEN,Ts, AND Niii;HT OF MR) AsILLY'S rutro:th4- ....mt 1.), %:. %%4PI-flrHFAT;iff. rrEsTsrftisThltAlß in GE. 11: I 4 ralt...mge o. riven ItorAl Pn ce of WALE:i a •d Duke of YORK. 141'11 . TILILY SEAMEN [ram. n- Adserta kta engagement •Ia swears! seaman, in a WI "yr* sitip at %Vat, r Metal and wad. When nut indignation, virtuously 4'3 ofliversAKT routed by the la,* nfr.,cioes idindt nn our satiorflt honour and irdependence, kietrotnet mollified hr a calm 01.1*d...411mi and sober though , ' it *mile b. well Vic &itch of our citizens as have triton and in furmatiAr, temperately to discuss the tut jett. A!1 the facts are not yet sufficiently known, to ena ble any person to d complete justice to the point. so.,ich must itecessar:ly arise, na • full disclosure of all circumstances. FVENLYG. 5- or rn'ms 12, will hi. pre -1 •crro . .e • 11'44 A.-tama, call"! J %CR 0 AKU E.THINt; are, a new Sung, ranee Mrs. lIRID GFT; r r^ t ruzi T Amt. by Polka o f unrenti ?et. fen D• • 09 , 04. the Geoid Speolaea eallol. The FAIR SLAVE.; • aas And .%tritons; the Character the Fair N , 4g , . by I A•tb.v. HERCULEAN EQUILIRRIUMN. au I .us tus.SrRIAV EXERCISES. &e. 1%.• eimeinelle VI a t t •. Grand Pastedeimas of TELEMACHUS ; et. !UM I-KUHN and CALYPSO D 4 46 .6,4tia 66 f lair-pant 3, so 3,112 at Hatt-pest Half pier at 11.111-paat S. OFFICE UP ORDNANCE. Barr.s, 1 2 4, 7. THE PRIN',7IPAL OFFICERS •f HIS MA. JC'ar'S ORDNANCE de keet.y :he Ne ire, That Pripolah will be esceiverl at their Ofliee. in Pall-Malt, 046 or before MONDAY, the 214 instant. horn ataeh Peron, as war be 3villioig to undersea the supple of El Ats ao l CAPS for the aen:ee of the Nlihnity Corps ends' the direction --(the Ordnenee Department, soon Contract for a period of tines years, and seteeahle to Panama which may be slowed at the Storekeeper's Offoe, in the Toler. Further Partieola- , t get I.{•h the Testae and C.,n ditintis of the Contrail, may be known soon .it tiee.etary'a Office ' in Pall-Mall aforesaid. any day beta ten the h..uot of Ten and bear &Clock ; when the Propo.a!s are to he doli -I. •ea'ed .ad endorsed ". Pupas., re , t'. supple Car." BIN no Proposal can be admitted after the -.id tlst instant, et ne:lre eel ,ek at noon of the •arrie day neither will any Tender be notievd, soars the Party making It, or an Arms in his L shall ape—% • 1) t , rar• .1* tt•-• R. H Sef4tenr. GEORGE OAKLEY has the 'honour of at rweneing to the N,rblity. aril to the Pu is ig<qie rat that in additton to hit Marlene t./ ge ,eta' Uitidol.%ll,lLT and CABINET PUKNI UURE. No. 8. add 11nd atom, he has reopened hie KOFMIS, No. 21. St. P.oirs Churclut ard The are toying' to inepeet Alit nblar of Attie,' is the lout, whores constant stonily of every kind rill be kept, *fading this Proprietor and the,' • fay.erlic hint eeth their commands, the epee/seamy of t-rniahrig their !looms with greater (seen? than perhapi Eas ev, I 4/4113 at tempted ; with this edoo.tay. to the purchase, that he Eu the means (In consequence of Ow artsdeo b log iorke.l at ineney'pric•rs I :J *elect and form hit own estimate, as tu the asneunt he es.iy hree oecorsion for. The number of end Alecieuues employed in this conown, are chew!. • leeks hong condoled on the prlnemte of aloud hills); which advantne the Public lel varticl e ata in, Inasmuch at it rests on reciprocal interestt A , 1 1! MEDICAL iNtATIM, ST. BARTHOLOMIVIIII HOSPITAL rvilE AUTUMNAL COURSES of -LW ]. TORE.; *ill be Oliveto! st this TINEIM, os fellow 114 the rtiLIIKY I ICE et amaze. by t o Robuts sod D. 1.41 W% Om ANATOMY and PHYSIOLOGY. by Mr. Abrrnirthy., U. time HIM/ sad rxmAnc suAGERY. by trraritr•thy. %fISTRY. by Dr Edwarrr. IN I'EM;)ED NATION 11. u(arr Avu tiEAr _ _ _COMPANY. 1,1.1 MIDWIFERY; ilia the DISEASES Of WOMEN 41.1 CHILIMULK. py. Tib ANATUMWAL I)EMIASTRATIONS by Mr. Lairrrnem. _ _ - '/THOUGH P.trti;trsntisi;rorngnPrl, the E 1..- ' limeot. and 111entioatione with Gas Lights C'7ll.:tl.le for the grat,hca , mn of those Members, the!, fArnillm eo.l friends, who may be in Lo,don no TUESDAY Eveov.gs, - h the !Noblemen aid Gentlemen of the Comm.ttee and tgliif blend-, air also tavited, to toren the pr-sure un Wed:leg:Ws Lettur,s. A C.‘IITION OF CONSFAVENr.Ii TO F IMII.IES. THE irticie of Firing in this Ni..tropnlis re quires the ?ohne to be extremely ..mitioue Titre thoy glee orden. P , tteed,rs are (grape... J . olefins Coate within 1.. or 21. of the meitut pike, wher to :brelettee to th, IParioull pnr., of the Cal-Exchanee. a. sat COn.O.C. ti purehaq..r of :le grow fatlacv.—The be Cr.'s that carne .n ayes*, by HARRISON and CO., r. ,, nson See Co-! C. , .upany,, Southampton street; Harbin, on tie :owes( tera, petiole; three sack. i -yam 03 ever, five ch, is. COW y th4stre, within leartielf tusk- of London, on Ow same plan. Vie Auatomittal LOSOmees wilt commence no Thutsd.l. Oaoacr 1, at Two ciChidt; and the ocher Lcauret 111 the e .o.r.e 01 th" • WOO week. Fmtb.:r tiniC.llllll may by known by app'if-.3hon to Mr Mlteel,r. at the Aixotheeiree Shop, St. Harth•Aotetw'e I th .old be happy to tee all my Stnscr,ben on every Leath* Night : but me Rr otes cannot aecern,i,o late brb many. The last 5000 Sharesars nos ..111tig at per cent atrtnee. or 71. I'a .Ingle Share, at Su. Matlhart blowara a . sd Co Gmeeehrorelastreet, N-s•n. Dement% and t.. 0 Pall Mal., ar.d attn.. tMt.:e, where the Deal remain, for the signature a Sub trita-tt, bomb Tar, to Four o'Cloek„ whan the 4 HA Share Re carpus are exchanged. F 't. WiNSOR. Taranto' and l'atentee of Gas Lights. 97, ►all Mall, September G. MIDDLETON, Pocket-Book and Blask• AN. lArs IPo Maier to the King and Prince of Wales et rte Or% ManufsAnry, No. IG2, S.rai:cl„ opposite New. caslretreri, lief. leave to recornniend to the public he genus iaa BLACiti-LKAD 111.NCILS, whole louperiar excelhitc• ha hren A.r re... than 50 years univers illy acknowledged ir.dPentilii for (Stennis in colours (of a late inventioil), winch tarierpcas wary tiling of the kind befoi• known. Drawinp, In sir orapecimen may he seen, to dist i ng u ish has P e ncils ins counterfeit+ The wisps which was formerly only Miedle a a, a one changed to N. Middleton, sad the dare, don, igg, I.ondnn, stamped uu each Pencil. An extensile as eminent of Pi.ecctAimuks and Tiiresd-camt, elegantly moinited C 11, alter, aid plans ; ail the cl tfeient )early raids miooks. trio Royal and PJlate Reposiinres. Pocket Soinwoer, wills the different Alirtamelts, Calendart. • ; a complet e auoitniont of Travelling, Wntine, and inr i.“gcarics; Gsuittenten's Pncriet Commodes, coniainiug errs St.3‘B.ig au i dieting ; Portable Writing and rwiti i ederts and Razes, m maho;any, satin-via-4 leather. &a ; Writing -Japer, entre brie col large Pen, fine Irish mid Latch Seslingewasi sod ell kinds of Statinuery ; Portable and coul t riu t s i ii tar I,Tle' CO', , ViSIT fat achr l ei. 1 Mee enchilada, by winch • nista/may be expedition, y and clearly mined, are bronchi by N. Midiketon to the utme.t pr,ropt,oo, and corn. ',coot in a isalaireriey caw, which forms • complete r:esk ; mom to sintl/, as nibs the greaukst eon ~.)ience to those who arawsi .'licit one ewe e 1.3 Neal tJ Al. ,CI crbo vorpoors or eeelpli seei:La.re. A !Jr abeartutent 01 testae. mad aAI ktou. of 11. • a •I,ly. THE LOW VOX. This day le published, illustrated will a ec••rat y c-10u,:4 Entiraents.,,f the Unease 1., Ise lotruy, priest da. 6d. in board., A POPULAR VIEW of VACCINE niTocu- L ‘TION, acd of th• Muds of conducting it; olth• eureyarlson rsf the A -...11-Fut and Cow . Pox Inoculation, lo landa,' toe Heads of Families, and Cletgraen as well se die Faculty. By JOSEPH AUAMS„ Phymelan to the Small-Pox rlosspstal, to the Now Finsbury Dope•aary, Author el the Thous, on Maid ra11011... as. Printrii fur R.chard Phillips, Nu 6, Bridge street . /Melt- Mars, and to be sod of atl 116.1csellera aLd Dealers in leaks througts,ut Dcat **Akin asd Irelaad. Ut whom .nay bc had, a TK F.ATISE on VACCINE INUCIJIATION, awl it. Vatietiet, by Robert Wotan, M. D F. A.S. die dc. price lbs. in board . srrz LOrTEIty SCHEME FUR ON A NEW PLAN. _ _ • ut 7.GINS DRAWING 20(11 OCTOBER, and 1411 hnishee 14th November, 1057. I....Ytise 0f....L. 40.000.... i......L 40,000 50,000 40,0u• S lO,OOO 20,000 3 l,OOO 5,000 3 3lO 4 .5 4 :1. :00 2,000 50.. 1,000. 25 25,000 ) _ Pratt of Tweets in con the Suppleolentam ? Lattavy. valued. I' S2O eaLiq 12C,000 at said. S: MODERN PRANCE. This day la published, in two elegant ~.. foolscap Ivo. price Half-a Giuriva, in bonnie, THE STATE of FRANCE, during the Years 1802, litC3, 1804, 1103, and lit .6, coutainwg perti- Wan of thou . ..am/at of toe E:4.10 , 411 CaPti.rS, Pb.e , •3- liens on the Government. Fllll4l.Cell. Agriculture, sort internal Commerce of that Couottp, %anti Aneeent,s illustrative of the Chareaer of the Chief of the French Goecronsein 7,0116 Y•. ,rEt Tickets. L.e57.04,0 10,Clol Tweets. Awl, all an undoubted testimony of the value of a Soper. meow! Team. 1 wii : on demand, at the rate of a ROL Prsae f u every Ticket or Share drawn a Sapplyeaeinary Prise, if surd at ether of my and offered for SA* strain on or befo•e the Illtn of Novem....r, 160 1 , being three tip Wafers 'be Suppl mentary Lottery begins Drowns( . or thu Holders of •uch .:kets or Snug., after that time, wail he entitled to the Cot re of every Prit! in the Supoluguelitery Lottery, which e..ueonsiat of the 6,' 00 Numbers above alluded to, and w•II be ieterntined by the following Schema, to begat Draw. tug 1lii; November, and end the Ruth. SUPTLEMENTARY LOTTERY SCI EME. 1.... Prue of L. 110,000 ... is ....1..2'1,00) 1 lO,OOO lO,OOO 500 20 l.lO 2,000 20 SO l,OOO 1,5 0 11.. lb 22,500 LIP GREAT UTILITY Or A HAPPY DISCOVIRY, PRIWIYRU IT THIRTEEN YEARS PRACTICE. 'paths etho•ace atilieled with the following L Deorder, .elievott in Was than on* hour, a ,, d " I ' 4 "'a 1 °."too . se thews"( the GUESTUNIAN bIeUICINhh, .hem. Inv the only preparehems that ever wore Isla:J.4 l W fog the colt of these Complaint.. ; ant was Ware rpm knolls' a Molical Man, of any doicript:ten, in thin or any oleo Kingdo.o, unless I.• prartseed with theta Re 'oranges, that dared to oronip.e taw who went so afTlidled„ such an earnest of cure, h:cam.e,cl.l he not succeed atreethls heutwt iastaritly prove himself • I.ltuck ; and surely no:m but a fad se a mailman Onerld so or..fess, if fin .as not We of sue. cerdoey sire-able Oman. Gout In duo St Willett, and all suns Gro,t, Plerigesy, ttiteutaatisin, Ileaels.ieltes, Tooth aches, Ear.aehey sod Guns. Mies. TA,/ Madiessirs err preats-4 with at Manchester, Sir et.neh.el, St.iorhg , dge, Newbury, Portsmouth, Poetics, Itottort.nts-Trent, Hehloy-ou Thaws, and 13.0 n% of the rr ioo cues: T..gries in thir lansdem. lit Loodeft• 044 lar the see Proprietor, R. Guest No. 9, Goat Surrey' at re o .6vtvreea I , ollfi set im:d twelve, may moriang, Zweig extt etrd. fry W. T. %ViI.LIA Esq. One of the Subje.as of Great Drown. detained by the Treed, Government. an vinish,.. et tha Law of -ivsLd Nations. Printed for Richard Phdli;.l, No 6, Bridge-etreat, Ilksche friars, and to bo had of all Ilmitsellers. Uf whom may he had. just pahlishod, An Ammunt of the Ike Escape and Flight of Mrs. SPIN- R smrrit, thionla Trol. Austria, Proms, and Poland, R 111.4•1. IS the Marvin De Salvo. Pries 7s. in boards. On the Si st untChit win be puldistse4. prime 7. 61. flee Sccand Ed , tioo, with two Winona Charism/is, 5..1 '(SHE EPICS of the TON; or. GLORIES of A the GREAT WORLD. A Poem, with Noses. Cordon: Printed b. C. and R. Sakiwie, New &blie• street. 6.'• r whets. L.61,n00 " The Portraits, in gostral, seem copied from that Life. and though :ILI are iratballialled wan poetic d ..-rs of se rings hues. thry appear very seldom to ile.iate Lam N-ter • and Truth. The ishole may be regarded as a sort of historic gal lery of Pennies of colitenimoiary Persons of both seers, on which we gin ...it vie'.! sati.fan ion. The Author far mei us only wiat the initial. of their Names; but the Charatiets are ins correctly shave, and is Much hire the life, that nu mistake ma well occur ite tbeapplication."Criticel Rearm, August. " The Female Rook is a picture gallery, in which Ole Po:. traits of a number of Ladies, highly distinguished in the annals of Fsshion, are eels: ailed They am drawn to the Lim by we hand .f • Master; Intl are atrauged with singular taste."....Aau. Ja,mhin Review, August. N Pease to °house, the Firs..-4 , awn Ticket on the FRh Dav Gf the First Lottery ; onl lte er. ,, 1e4 to O.OOCI. lerring all the oilier C. - not/0 Pr,set, both in the Pilheipil and Supple. sitentuy Lotterlrs, Anatiog. 'tickets and Shares are now Selling by Sir Y. RR ANS COMB and CO. at their Lucky Lottery Offices, No. 11, High HaLwris ; Si, Cornhill; and 3s, Haymarket NOT TWO iiI.ANKS TO A PRIZE ; And the Prue; paid on &maul. EXPLANATION or THE NEW PLAN FOK THE LOTTE.R T. r I (nUTION AGAINST' IMPUIITION. 1.%:e.u.)71:D MU. VI Al. PASTE TLETIi. No. ts, _FRI l'H-sTitZE stiklu. it. DE CHENIAN Surgeon, Dentigt, and -.IA investor of these edmirahle substitutes, ha. her. ce3irs4 in the publre prr:s cid circular letallre add/wood to hn :shoats, Mat a Meurer tier' ant i , whom he latai:y drsnium.l Inc 1 , ili Mahtl. has since had the assurance to anism.• ce himself recede a .4 the Mineral Pa to Teeth ; and, in order to impote upon the Pult.c, her al., the audacity to state t h e he has been 14 yeast Ins Assistant tar. Doeherirant owe, it so that liberal Public, lowborn be sheet sit MIMI, inda'rtrnl, to ass.ary alma in thla public suil so that during the shout time iii, man hied in his teroce, be *se eugmed and erretr!oyed merely s the ealsitity If Footman. Mc. De Chemant had flattered hior-ell that 'he VOTOII ellteinn and oeisfutnsm wine.' • Ina expeneinte of "Milt Yalta., and considerable late lin prtitteMerita in art most (.0 Att, nova tisered him, .ere proofs .van agatint thin Iln .v.acoce of his It:itemise, lonwever coutent.eitde ; and he is cr.W erit I tat it* rablib writ race with astonehreent and 4 ottr tee h..*e attempts this discarded Ntanial Servant and rn‘aatte.t..o,4 Platter, to &tuft an act of pity red matey on 4- . , tan vi N,. U. Chothant, Imo at attempt to injure thatt 9a .ll 4tieni us dot eyes of the iranild. The fad Is, Mr. De thereon ht. roe beers , else by this very Servant, was under tie 1 10trialy at Intsaiting bins helmet the toli.aistrate itt Marl -101041141041t. *kite the stoke prons.tt was 'reduced, as -I.""auct. 1414 samored ei Mr. De ettenisnt ; from au- Il.atut a A rorr.aty, was toducial 10 dolt the patiacCutiosa, 0 1 t , c..1 .hr dreadful eonmersenetri of a MicatiChect of ikati g is a `'viola dashing-A.OIW S - T X Thoonnd of the Prizes in the Lottery on the New Plan, are so be Tiekete in • Supplementary Lotter!, north 201. each; winch Ticleui. twan,id the seise Nuluberto will be entitled to two Chance of the Itero tll4 of the Supple mentary Lottery, to be drawn on the 10th of November; oriel. :nay be reteiy , d for each Ticket, and in printortion for every Sitar of a Ticket, on or before the 16t4 of Navels tee: Thus the tioldors of limn Tickets or shares hare t h e o 1 (nn uff tM Chance of the B 'netts of the Sopplroacitat Lock, y, orof re. ceieteg Money. By this meant the money value of the tickets Is increased; and the Capital Sans of 217.4001. is dal. trinuted, which is 57,6001. beyond toe amltio• or prime in trey. firmer Lottery of 2a.u.k; ticket.. And, in oiler to prove the w sth of She Supp!ernr.it.ry Tickets, as above stated, J. Vit4ISNEK Swabs e.lars to give fur aril Supplementary tick,t Outsells ot 201.; and, in proportion tor every share of • Seppiertionary Ticket, whether looms by himialy, or by city Licensed Stale Lottery-4 Ace, if oft ted to him foe tale, on before the Ifith Neremb r. And J. Warner is authorised to jar. that tint Contra:Sens for the present Loners will pasta*. tee to the public the fulfilment *fent engagement There. lure, the purchasers of a ticket or share at any of the Licensed State Lottery OBees, or they Agents, may receive the whole benefit of the Scheme, the tame as if sulk at which the ii. kat was pus.hasil, h.d made toe same Engigenacut a tlnt pubic. SUPERTUR Mi. SERMINS. This day aro putoEslord, prose Snit;SooWriorT dos', op sops wooly for the Poilpit,_ SIXTY ORIGINAL MANUSCP.IPt SER. NIQNS, adspred for EVERY SUNDA/ in THE YEAR; all 1 ., tae PRINCIPAL HOLIDAYS, a , ol EX TRAORDINARY OCCASIONS; lodated ram a new S.ropt Tie, Last no purpose. to cud initiation of Maunscr,pt. Plr a DION& fARY of tllo CHURCH of ENGLAND. —. • _ —.---....—. Thrse ortgtnet Ser.nons us rilipsdlOy sutoinate.4 t.. the Clergy, as suyrari•n modern eenti.ot:tioas, better etitittei to tettlf etrw►ed..l:;aet then Ally precious a. tempts of the 14 , 00 ktorl. The Author hat, himself, preach-a ever/ one a Chew, and tar ekre, some to Welt su.t.tele I:•:R•h *id effect to can also Sort of t i gm:Awn %oh cn they : ate mewled truth vary Ot.:lng AAA uru.etruta ut Cie C•:ur:h. Printed 6, Ttymtas °stall, Ave.Matit-lane, near St hurt. Luttiott ; aul sold by all BOOk Allele 13 Town and Country._ N.B. Clergymen eke kAy not choose to purchase the en tire Set, till they hare eaannsied a kw, may be ecco.nmo. dated "tithe Score, ootbierently niece's!. ter • iastrytren.l note, which may, II airacable, be acktteaseel to IL* 041'st.iir by the P.ret. It is aszertained that the se town, foreisly taken out of the Chaves/re, were native American Cit.- *ens. But some allege they had rollaway:4 entere.t on board a British ship of War, out of our territ,ry, and were, of course, deserten from *service in which they had freely rage. 4. It is inferred from t'H ; that the aritish naval Commanders mere trove t recover those who bad cimp zed part of a British crew, by their own consent. Before we engage in Wes, with ail its at . enta.ant evil., it is perfectly right. dispassionately to vi‘w r`!t• cao.os inducing this last 1...50rt, an the evri•eove:sies of Rut it it :.juriuni, sod unneeessari - .re'ng to the public feelings, -where tam are plat x•-• 1 ••oicluct not; rions, to hunt op grolroiless palliation. Vi i lfl the Frenen meanie pieveiled some years ago, it was ti.t c habit o. those afP;;:ted wire:.:, to deny. r p dilate, the most a• -:eious tett. It i most a , - dcm.ly &sired, by the gi.- t f our 1.. -pie. to be ct peace with all the nat 1/11 0..4 in dreg • diet. fitub• who wish for war with either, ar : w ; and it is belies.'., rot extensively influential. it would be miraculous, if amorg our mixed populatioN some discontented term. Ts, and dispres.:;nes, either desperate, interested, or visionary, shritthi not be found. Yet the late deplorable occurrence ha' !Ito &aid en union of sentiaretn, unalloyed by ta • e 1 attachments ; and 1., u it resras this happT result, a fortunate event. trty bitterness and jealousy have hitherto stimular I rep• niches, and mutual charges of British or Fre , :ch propensities. in those of opposite cps: ions in torsi poli.:cs. Patrintism and safety now require, that a contrary temper sh aid be cheri,heds And the evens` which has universally roused our sensibilities, has proved, that these reproaches had either no foundation, or were shailow-rooted. Free inquiry should, however. candidly be permitted by all parties: And when we are satisfied of its justice, and unavoidable neces sity, we shall the more firmly sapport a contest, al ways to be deprecated, but never to be shunned, when national degradation is the alternative. I leave out of the question, the leterence we owe to our Government ; who have exarnioed into the fads, and decided on suck as they Lave promulgated. Let it I.: viewed in the light stated, as It is said, by the British Commandets, or those in connexion with them. It appears to me that their cor.dut cannot. in the slightest degree, he justified, if even their men statement be taken for granted. If this opinion be coned (and it can be supported by *behest &Wiwi. ties) any engagement catered into. by Ye seamen who were the subjeas of the late outrage, is illegal. as it respells their duties to their o sa contary, on the principles of the laws o nations, nrjustifiahle and void. It is true that a citizen bite the rigi.e of migration. or expatriation; but this point has been deliberately settled by our Federal Notts, as it re lates to the present question. The entry on bia!t4 of a belligerent armel ship, is so far from being .in as ot expatriation, that en rircere rand of course not warranted by any words, or intent, of ouriConstitution or Laws. There mutt be a cor p ler. change o: dot/nit:Lan I abandonme*t of soils, for permanent purposes ; and sot for the illegal and unneutral objea alone, of enter ing into tie service of beii:gerent. party.-- When this excuse was insisted •., in deleace cf re-- sons having engaged on board Erewrit .p ‘ vate.re, nor.e wets more convinced of the prucritl-1- of the drecitions of our Courts. than the :x;;- nisters and subjeßs of His 13,stawrie allejtete. Let it not be said, that however isvalid a ccattei of out seamen, under the circumstances of those in. letestioo, m ty bz, al it Woks to ear sec.'s, a not is not inhibited from employing tier seerneri,r oho voluntas ily engage, out of awe Anus. The te neral laws of nations fottid the employment at neortral mariners in any puce, to hostiar purposes: . and such a exuara:t would he held unlawful by e,t -11.4 Courts, whatever may be the opinion of their administration. who are snuc.n under the intleretroe i of their naval Aims, t., whose 1 rejud;cea, or Ins, teresti, they often accommonate. It is of na Ito. pomace how the subjeci is viewed, as between cne enemy and another. It is a breech of amity *tad , friendly obligation, as it retpeas the neutral n.stion t to seduce or encourage neutral citizens, to viniate thea duties to their own coo ro.scle cor.tra7 to municipal, LAWS, of OWaiggitiOOT. i 1 binding, me less repreheosible, beesuse c:vic duties have bola inctied an 1 totry. No contract , or gentrat national . or valid. La is nue ✓ such violations of our own ten:myna yd. , .