The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-09-11 00:00:00

- - Millneir7p..rPlk.. -7- w - -- 17 -, , , Equi: - . ,-,, rNxrca1i0r7777 4 7, - '• ' '''''''f• - •• --- warw• - •74 , • _ _ . ' • . • . .... s • . . ; !IA .'` ell. In , . , .: 1 ' . . 1 %; 4 !";i lt• I'.„ ' I L 1 -4......ag. ~ • -.11 1 ~,cd . • -... ••• i , . • • -Ei . t , .: 4. 1 . , , ere W . ..ilk 4t , . , k ' - ' ‘ li 7#4-. lg . i.4;N r t4liL i 4 7; - • •ssilli t. ' • .. 1..$ 4 . .. - 10r ..- Fit i i ~ .• . 4 : .19 ..) r• • .‘4,1.,.1 - 1 t "IIP r "I 0' ro L • i • ' i 1 ', •• ; . ', • : -•--- ' T .t .,1 -. .'. !...**. . r - ' • •erf .. ... ... . cs t . ..... . .. . i,.. : 4 4 • .• , i li , • :_•_•••• - r .7 i'• A'.7 e ' : . • No. 9043. ~. "JAZ ;,:;%.i LONDON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1812. PRICE 64 SALES. fr - • THEATRE-BOltki. `OISYEIT , GifftIYHg. I • T IS • present EVis I NG; :Sete!. 11, win. he -reformed , . ••• , • , THE. FOUNDLING OF Tut rcoltEsT. Florian, Mr. Ai.hott f Eugenia, Miss Marriott (With from the Theatrezßoyal. Bath. hieing their first appearance). - - E Capt. Mathew)+, Mr. lacteLian (his first appearanectbne Vita yeah); Polly. Mrs. Steriioglirerfirct appearanee). • "s.: , To it hich will he Mited, THE ESCAPES. • Ma The Public are respectfully iforrhetl that. vie*l4 their setteral accommodating,. mveral alterath , us have bcpc agate during the rerrcs. in lip tate/ inr of the Theatre. The Slinkfiveart RVoitt hi 'Ream he throWn iopmt at the commencement of thc,Third Art, fyrthe cooveuictwe pc those wait* for the seematareoinl. • thi Hominy. Handal: Hamlet. Mv..llolinft• ' BOOKS PUBLISLIED rws•rur. • • Price 48. • • INVESTMENTS. MR. WHITW ELL's Prospectus of Freehold, Capyhold, and Leasehold Estates, for Sale, by Private °attract, may be bad on application, free of exoence, at his Estate Agency Office, South Sea Chambers, Threadneedle street, London. Mr. W. begs leave to observe, exclusive of several beneScial Leasehold stud other Estates, he hiss for sale various Canal Shares, of the most respelable clam, Shares its Water Works, Improved Ground Rents, &c. &c. claiming attention as objects of advantageous investment. 4MERICAN PAPERS. -••••••• FROM TILE NATIONAL INTELLIOINCER, OF AUGUST 4, t . ROIdEO. and JULIET, TRAVESTY.— Nil fuit uriquast tans rhspar sihi." " Duke eat deslpets is loaf." Hon. - f.nadas : Priturrl for T. lionklutsh jun; raid E. T. H oo kb an4 Old Band. street ; J. M. Richardson. apposite the Royal Ex • ehange ; and Jeukynt, Bookseller. Old Town-street. Plymouth. We have seen with great regret and surprise the many misrepresentations of the views of the Govern ment which are daily publishing in the Federal Prints. At a time like this, when the exertions of every individual should be directed to an efficient prosecution of the war, solemnly declared by the constituted Authorities, such misrepresentations can. not but have the most baneful influenre, as welt on the present as on the future prospects of our country. • To put an end to them so far as is in our power, we will remark, that, although the Government are making the roost vigorous efforts to prosecute the war against England with effect, they are disposed to accommodate all differences on the most .reasopable conditions. I • MISS BURNEY'S NEW NOVEL. the. ike. Ay Henry Gotham, Public Library. 50, Conduit•street ; George Goldie Edinburgh ; and Sohn Cumming, Dobbs ; the Se - coed Edition, in 4 vols. Price 216. of TRAITS of NATURE.---By Miss BURNEY. Author of " Cbtrentine." " Geraldine Fouconberg," &c. Of the same Booksellers may atm he had, just published, the Second Edition of Slits BURNEY'S GERALDINE FAUCONBERG, in 3 'Mo. price 4ls. THE MILFSIAN CHIEF; a Romnoce. By , the Author of " Fatal Revenge," and "The Wild Iririt Boy,' 4 vols. 916. Tit Gentlemen t Planters, Nurserymen, C hei r-mak en, nad Others. •••The remaraiag Stock of the Lea Bridge Nursery, sear Claptan and Layton By Mr. COCHRAN, On the Premises, MONDAY, Sept. 28, and following Day, at Eleven o'Clock, CONSISTING of fine fan yetvs for blinds and hedges; spruce and other er trees ; young stript and green bellies; arbutus and American bigots and layers; forest mid ap ple trees; a quantity of America plants and evergreen hymn anitles, in puss; very line large and smelt orange trees; double sesitliap, &e.; a quantity of patatoes,growing, of very best sorts; large and small bunts and braee4s of walnut, poplar, willow, apple, and other eats of trees, with the fagots of the same ; some bricks and tiles; two cans; and sundries. • To be viewed till the Sale, and Catalogues lead by applying on the Premises; rit the Cock. Bpplog; Two Brewers, -Wood , ford; New Inn. Waltham; White Hart, Rentfrad ; Caledonian Nursery, K ingslatul-road ; MEWL Gordon and Co. Seed Ware ' house, `F'encharch-street ; aid of the Auctioneer, No. 7, Duke street, Grusvenor-square. ...._ i „„- • , dAill3, I 11Ilk treat repfi J COdl(4'has 'gained bj. hes celebrited READING SA US.F., which has fire many %ears keen picrunized and recommendfd by soul of the first Vamilles in the Kin;tinm, reti4Ps t unnecessary few hint lb snake any wienntem on its quatitiM t it i• s ereStallkt.,o l 4l 4 rm h•nice c.er met with each general opprnhation IrcilPiiihre rale ; it is retailed in London hV upwards ofverensv ante twit Oilmen aod.Fistntiongen„,nod by one or more principal Fish :l3llCP Sellers in toast cities and market towns in the Kingdom ; , ill keep ened . 9even yeas. is any climate. It is generally used nt table sciih nli sort. of Fish, Rnd is esteemed peculiarly deli cate nith Gssie, Wild Fowl, Hashes, Rnmp-steaks, aml Cold lo French and IE4O, 101 vols. Aso. price 21s. MEMOIRS of the kRINCRSS ROYAL. of PRUSSIA, Margravine at Bareith, Siiter of Fria rick the Great. Written by . HERSELF. These valuable and interesting Memoirs are pnblished from the original' MS. to the hand-writing of the Princess. The Literary Panorama for September. observes, " They abound with curios': anerdutev,., and develope the mysteries of a despotic C.surt with great accuracy; they may safely be re commended In the perusal of (hose who judge of stations by external appearances. and are a proper medicine for correct ing ambitious prepossessions." London: Printed for and sold by R. Cothurn, Public Library, N. Conduit-street; John Anderson and George Goldie, Edin burgh; and John Cetuming, Dublin. : As an inducement to the British Government not to impress seamen from our vessels, our Government is yet willing, as it is well known it has long been, to enter into an arrangement, to be reciprocal, to prevent the employment of British seamen in'Ameri ' can vessels, public or private. Such an arrangement would put an end to all pretext on the part of Great Britain for impressing men from vessels, and the great advantage she would derive from it, if her only ob ject, as is alleged, is to get her own subjects, ought to induce her to accede to it ; for it mot be evident that the exclusion of British seamen from our service, would secure to her more than she can gain by im. pressment ; seamen must have employment, and the exclusion of those of Great Britain from our service would confine them in a great measure,to that of their own country. Such an arrangement, then, would be advantageous to Great Britain merely as an expedient to increase her maritime strength, while it would have the effect of bringing into our service our seamen, and also of augmenting their numbers. It is highly important to both countries that this question should be settled, for experience has shewn that there cannot be a good understanding between them until Great Britain ceases to impress our sea men. • A, mnny traders are offering motrimas compositinns of their nn•n, which they call Reading Snare, J. Cocks cousiders it a diry hr owes to the public to inform them that none are genuine bur those which have three words no orange roloared label to rash hustle. " Rending Sallee for Fish, enriching Gravies. &c." reprard and sold wholesale and retail by J. Casks, Reading. Pons, 4s. Ralf pints, 41. BY PRIVATE. CONTRACT, By Mr. WILLI AM ALEXANDPR THE LEASE of an excellent lAQUOR SHOP, on reasonable Terms, and present an excellent opportu nity for doing comlderable bu,lnets. For Particulars apply ut the Auctioneer's Office, 14, Union. court, Old Broad-street. ME. SILVER MEDAL. NEW INVI . NTED TRUSSES. TO GUARD AGAINST TIIL INCONVENIENCE OF RUPTURES. A COMPENDIOUS. EASY, AND PRACTICAL SYS TEM OF ENGLISH GRAMMAR. The Fifth Edition revised. Price Half a Crown. bound, APRACTICAL GRAMMA ft of the ENGLISH LANGUAGE, accompanied by numerous exercises en the Accidence and Rulesjof Syntax, with a aeries of Four Hun dred Questions, tending to ;reefer, the Pupil in every part. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, Author of the" Class Book."" Universal Preceptor," Ste. Re. The sanction which this. Work has received from the most eminent Instructors of Youth. render it unnecessary to dwell on its claims to general preference; but it may be proper to state, that it embraces with sufficient tapers, Orthoepy, Orthogra phy, Accidence. Syntax. Prosody, Rhetoric, nod Composition, all of which are illustrated by numerous exercises and questions. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, 41, Ludgate-hill, and sold by all Booksellers; with the fullest allowance to Schools. Of whom may be bad, serving as a Sequel to the abuse, and to all other Grammars, IRVING'S ELEMENTS of ENGLISH COMPOSITION. Price 7s. 6d. bound. To Grocers and Others. Ti' BE DISPOSED OF , AN excellent DWELLING-HOUSE and SHOP, in the above line, in good repair, situated in a crowded thoroughfare, being in a leading street from the City, where much business may be carried on; the situation is very eligible for a Linen-draper, Haberdasher, or auy other business where publicity is requisite. The above is held on a lone Lease. at a moderate rent, aad the coming iu for the same will not exceed 2001. A respectable Person may be accommodated, if required; the Proprietor being otherwise engaged is the only cause of this opportunity. For further Particulars. and Cards of Address, apply to Mr. William Alexander, No. 12, Uoloo-court, Broad-street, Royal Exchange. r ~~, ;~ - - lanctioned by the Society fur the F.ncourogenaret of Arts, Mn. inifaritsres. nod Commerce of England. W H ITFORD Surgeons' Instrument-maker, • and Cutler in St. Bartholomew's Hospital; Toss-ranker so hi, hiajett) . % llnnournhle Commissioners of the Trun-purt 11.tod ; nod to the City of London Tru s s Society, for Relieving floptured Poor, patronized by his Royal Highness the 'fished Combri.tge announces Ms E W-1 N V ENTELII SER. PI.:STINE <Alit ! El) ELASTIC STEEL TRUSSES, by %Writ a Cure, in many Cases, will be obenhied; and he en p..% to keep tip the mast di fficult Rupture that ever existed, without incont - euinee to the we:tree. Tie Society of Art., &c. having ',Nell their Silver blednl for the admit Improvement. the Inventor has had the honour of revels ing the same Rom the hands of his Grote the Duke of .N.ortulk, their Presides,. The inventor has now the satisfaction likewise to announce, Ilett his Twines htroinegiven the greatest staisfaction to the of fleeted win k itupturn u o that ant les than 7000 persons have, within this-, few year s• felt the good effects of them, these 'Noses having !seen made out Anatoinicavinciples, which no .olterTrUss has ever been. The Inventor :swum the Afflicted, that nit a single trial they will he thoroughly convinced of their superiority over nil 'frames slaw in use; um' may be had ut his Alahrifortery, gorier the Centre Gateway of St. Bartholomew's llospital, Weft Sm4thlleld; and at No. 27, LorObard-street' Coruhill. • N. B. Where Alt. 6 sway he had, his new and complete Appa rams, as a guhslitute fur Leeches 6 and the A M ULk:T, fat Sit .rpening Ratxors, without a Hone. IMPENETRABLE PAINTS FOR FENCES, &c. Etc. per Cal. • • per Owl, per Cwt. Invisible; Green 51is. I Lend Colour ..5t s. White Colour .565. Olive ditto ...Cis. Strum ditto .....565. Black sl4s. Brightdirso, • . 7 11. Chocolate ditto 564. Red 465. ME PAiNTs-ion. HOUSE P.IINTINe. .' • • • per lb. : Orr lb. per lb. While Paint . „84. Light Blue ' Is. 3d. Bright Green Is. 6d. Black 10d. Chocolate:— 1041. Snow Colour.. lid. Yellow 10d. Bed Blue ......10. dd. I °Hsi Green Is. 3d. Brown per Cwt. per Gull. ' i per Gall. /Pleat While Leads3o. Turpentine ..7s. 6d. Boiled Oil 6s. OIL Second ditto . .41Ss. Limeell Oil ss. 6d. Coin. Dryiag d 0.51. per 61.11. , per Gall. I Genuine Sperm B ,. 6.1. Briown Seal per Cid. Fine Burntrig Oil .... 7s. 6.1. Fine Chandler Oil ss. 6d. Yale Seal 711 LIE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that the I. nbnve Punts and Oils are of the best qualities, and all tmrticularty prepared fur their several uses. The Fence Faints :ae pc,ulisrl) adapted for the ilte: , etvation of Wand Buildings that ore exposed io the weather, and combine durability, cheap new. irod•heauty. The Sperm Oil is warranted genuine, awl cnniequently will limn the whole evening without requiring irimmipg. The other 1.)•ls for commas purpioes will give equal xatikfattion. (i. Upton:lad Cu. Oilmen and Colour dlanufnclurrn, 41, Low don Wall. C'r ter the illootrions patronage of their It -,s Ilighne.set the Princess of Wales:mil Duke of Sussex, and insist of the No. MJLACASSAR OIL for the iIA IR. The virtues of this Oil. ',warted from a Tree in the Island af Ma rass;‘, in the lint) Indies, are tar heyottil rulogium for in tre..sitte the Gr..wil, of Hair, even 0., Dahl Places, to a twtoo'ill length and thielsiles.: preventing it falling off or .'tinting colour, la tire:4lll4 the Ilttir. It is pre.eintnetit io stteitei besting the rad, best an toe an inestimable gloss and scent, j rea.teruse tire Huir inexpretoihly attracting, promotes the tit of Whiskery. Eyebrows, Sic. In tine, it is the first Prollortion in thew Arid for restoring and heautif,ing the (lair f Ladies. Oratielves, lad Children. Such celehrits has it at tained, that it k duo" dlialalfed with the sanctions of Royalty, (4entlemen of the Navy and Aluiv, and Public It is Winyah/tr., nod tailed to all climates. View Rowland's Essay" on the Mir." Sold at 9s. 6d. sad BP. 611.; and large hattk'S, eantaining eight ...mall, tit 11. 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A-LSA N A EXTRACT ; or, 'lse A Byssirit Apt BoTAN ICA IL SPECIFIC. foe eriulieat iu'z 1, 11.11.-irdens of theTeelh Gums. dud rendering them ex tremely tleautifult Immpartsn tyemetiAil fragrance to the Breath, and inonethaleta parts she TottllleAcht and i;_ree."Diuelided by the tint Phyricanuit , bol d at, l (ti.64. per 00111 x. or' nrutll bottles wt I•. 6d. Pat* a. • . Also the ALSANA POWDER for cleansins4lll, Teeth, at !N. 9d, pet bey. Sold by ibilletbr4we l 0000 and by all he Agents anatosvo.. ..66:4 • - 4./Tif COURSE OF NATURAL PUILOSOPHY. Price Ss. 6d. bound in blue, illostrated by numerous Bova,- A N EASY GRAMM AR of NATURAL and 111. EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, written on the Plan of Goldsmith's Grammar of Geography, and Robinson's G.ammar of History, and designed as a PRACTICAL. ELE AI Y BOOK, to simplify the Study of Philosophy in Schools. By the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, Author of " The Class Book," " The Universal Preceptor," " The Practical English Grammar," " Exercises in Read ing," &c. &e. In the Plan and Arrangement of this Work, the Author has followed the justly approved Plan of the Books above men tioned, AS far as the respective subjects wroth' admit. The Ele mentary Principles of every Branch of Philosophy are briefly explained, and demonstrated and familiarised by Experiments, in the performance of which little or no apparatus ,will be re quisite. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, Ludgate-bill; and to be had of all Booksellers, with a full allowance to Schools. Of whom may be had, The UNIVERSAL PR ECEPTOR; or, Grammar of Arts, Sciences, nod General Knowledge, 4s. Sd. 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There are few things which the reader can seek, fur Domestic Use, on wl•ich he will not find some use ful i n format Mo."— Flr it is h Cri I ie. Printed for John Murray, No. ss, Fleet.street, London; W. Blackwood, Edinburgh; M. Keene and J. Cumming, Dublin ; and sold also by every Bookseller and Newsman, in England, Scotland, and Ireland. Of whom may be had, lately puhli-hed, I. DOMESTIC COOKERY ; a New Edition, fe. Bvo. 7s. 6d. boards. 2. DR. HUNTER'S RECEIPTS in COOKERY, with a Medical Commentary, 19.m0. New Edition. price 6s. 3. ODDY'S FAMILY RECEIPT BOOK, 410. price 11. ss. In board. ; or in Numbers, at tid. each. NEW PERIODICAL WORK. To-morrow will he published. Price One Shilling. rrlIE FIFTH NUMBER of 4 g SATURDAY -R. MORNING' (to be continued weekly ), containing Pablie Es penditare—A 'Uppish Husband—Standard for Servants— Il••sw •••r Lying lon Haspitat—Tbe Telegraph. No. 111. —Reform in parliament. No. ll.—The Heroic Brothers — Truth and Justicc—Poetry nod Rpigrams—Mr.Sheridan—Thea tricots—Retrospect of Polities---rind to Correspondents. Published by W. Horneastk. No. 9, Tichborae-street, Hay market ; and sold by all Booksellers. Theist, 2d, 9d, and 4th Numbers of " Saturday Moraine' may be bad. Several NnoWbers of the Esaminer and Cobbett's Register to be sold. Apply to Mr. I lormassde. SACRED MUSIC, FOR PUBLIC OR PRIVATE USE. AN improved Edition cif WEBBE'S PSALM TUNES. which, amongst other advantages over fanner Collections, has a detached Port in two liars to play from, midi a Sheet. containing 40 /bow:land Ptulins (which may also be had in 12so. price 6d.) to snit the various etre►and Styles of the Tunes. To he had of the Author. 13. Hownrd-street, Strand; and of the pi incipal 'Music dealers throughout the United Kingdom. Score and Accompanimemv together, price 15..; *ewe sinilYs Its. (or nu superior paper, 12v.); Accompaniments singly, (is. To be had of the watt Author, A ROOK of GLEES, price 12s. LORD'S' PRAYER. Is. 6d. A SET of BALLADS, G.. A SET of FRENCH A ItIETTES, with a Piano• Forte Accompaniment, Sr. A SET of WALTZER. 26. COI) SAVE THE KIN(', for four voices, Is. RETURN of SPRING. for Oren voices, I s. 6d. Songs.—POOß JAhPER. sigfg by Mrs. Dickens, WHAT THO' ON HOMELY FARE, Is. ADDRESS to the THAIS ES.sung by mr.Morrisolls dd. WOU'D TO HEArN 1 Spaldr saag . by Mrs. Listen, U. 64. • •: • ; . . rIIIIE REAL JAPAN BLACKING, made by I. DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Holborn. Many of the Counterfeits say, as made by DAY and MARTIN; others have 97, HOLBORN, leaving out the word HIGH ; sad some have a small (or) before the original Number. Also observe, that the whole Address is clear and diwinct. A CHALLENGE. MESSRS. CURRIE and Co. Surgeons, late in his Majesty's service, challenge the whale world to prove a single %stance where their Medicine nod Method of Cure have failed of the desired effect. The practice of many years in this particular branch of their profession has not given rise to one unsuccessful case. They Continue to direct their 'ladies to the treatment aid cure of VENEREAL COM PLA INTS, and that derangement of the system, which is the consequence of the pernicious and wasteful effects of a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youths of both sexes. In the one it will at feved to be tbeasfailingeource of Barrenness; the other have its ravages fatally developed to them by a dis treats% state of debility, which, if not timely remedied, fermi. rotes in Impotence. These are its remote and ultimate effects; while consauiptions, loss of muscular power, and various 'ser vile/ complamts, usually characterise the earliest stages of this solitary vice : of persons languishing under disorders incident to such a habit, their treatment is simple, and bas never proved un successful in the course of a long, laborious , and much extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicated cases of Ve nereal infection, such as obstructions in the urethra, spongy ex crescences, hard tumours, callous ulcers, eruptious, seminal weakness, gleets, as also STRICTURES, whether recent or of long duration, and which have baffled the ' skill of other practioners, are, by their present improved plan of treatment, effectually and permanently cured, without the patient suffering the excruciating pain nod Manning hemorrhage which frequently follows the application of the lunar candle. la the course of twenty yeah extensise practice us this metro pans, numerous cases of strictures have been and are daily un der their care, the total eraffication of which is effected by a safe, certain, lad expeditious mode of practice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this complaint, is speedily removed, nod the patient restored so sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a proper perseverance in their re storative remedies, after the stricture has been destroyed, is io dispensably requi s ite to revive the slumbering sparks of life, and to re-animate the Constitution. Several Noblemen nail Gentlemen of the first respectability have been under the care of Messrs. Currie and Co. for the re moval of complaints of the urethra, strictures, &c.; and having received a radical and permanent cure, request that references may be given to them, its satisfactory evidences of the decisive superiority of Messrs. Conic and UO.'s plau of treatment. — Many of these Gentlemen have bad strictures from tea to twenty years, and had been tallier the care of Messrs. Home, Heaviside*, and other Surgeons of equal eminence, who attempted the cure by the apppesition of the lunar caustic, withoessuccess. Patients in the country are requested to state the partlctilln of their ease, age, and general habit of living, &c. dtc. 'echoing a remittance for advice and medicines, when the stone will be given or sent to any part of the kingdom. To ensure that se crecy an essential to their undertaking, the postage of letters silty be added to the account far medicines. Steers. Currie and Co. may be consulted by either See, with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, at their house, No. UN, Hattno-garden. 9th June 1809.-107, Halloo-garden. We state with pleasuse another fact which we be lieve to be equally true—that our Government will not, under any circumstances that may occur, form a political connection with France. To the injuries received from her, a just sensibility has always been felt. The war with England has not abated it, nor has it diminished the zeal or weakened the effort to obtain redress. The idea of a political connection with France as an expedient to extort justice from Eng. land, is treated with disdain by every person con nected with the Government. It is not desirable to enter the lists with the two great belligerents at once; but, if England acts with wisdom, and France per severes in her career of injustice and folly, we should not be surprized to see the attitude of the United States change towards those powers. We are now at war with England : let her Government do ns jus tice—let the other continue to refuse it; and from that moment we have no doubt that the United States will assume a correspondent relation with both. The United States are placed by the injustice of the belligerents in an important crisis; but we are confident they will go through it with honour and advantage. If the Citizens of the United States make common cause, and support with energy and decision the measures of the Government, the result.is cer tain. They will obtain what they have a right to demand, first of Great Britain and afterwards of France. Success in this struggle will secure them the respect of both the belligerents and of all Europe. It will also secure them a peace, and in other respects a reward for all their exertions. We are confident that nothing will be wanted on the part of the Government to ensure success. It has boldly taken on itself a great responsibility, one which the exigency of the times-required, and we are satisfied it will acquit itself to the just expectations of the country. DISPATCHES FROM ENGLAND. NEW YORK, Ana. 7.—lt is said' hat the. mob of Baltimore assembled on Tuesday evening, awl dis covered a hostile intention towards the goat Office of that place; but on the appearance of . Si troop of horse, the rioters retired without committing auy violence. If the preceding article, from the National Intelli gencer, speaks the language of the Administration, it must be in a happy frame of mind to receive the official information of the revocation of the Orders in Council. Mr. G. Barclay, who is the bearer of dispatches for the Secretary of State, announcing TAKE NOTICE. !this joyful event, left Philadelphia on Tuesday, and APERSON in the Neighbourhood of Glasgow, ! will h ave reached Washington . on 'Wednesday. If called a few day. ago upon Mr. Angus MiDonald. Bruns- our Government be reully disposed to accommodate wick lace, io that City, nod informed him, that his Wife had been daugerously affected with a Gatberiog in her ! Awa (.. h er all differences with England, " on the most tea. Surgeon termed it). attended with ulanning symptoms, erten i sonable conditions," Providence has now blessed spiting, difficulty of breathing, &e. &e. having given her, in ' them wi th an opportunity of manifesting their sin. small does, Om Half Guinea Battle of Dr. SOLOMON'S CORDIAL BALM OF GILEAD, she recovered in the most . cerity. It is now in their power to stay the ravages . astom.hiug umsmer her heal.a and shiriis, her complaint haviug , of wax, and to restore to oar afflicted country this haw thereby removed most miraculously. i Mr. M'Donald has permission to refer respectable Eo 'suers to tile Party.—lit December, 1811. blessings Of peace. c' Mr. 1200 men of the United States' army, Applethwiiie, nee Kendal, Dee.ls, 1811. . which have been employed in the forts in the neigh- To DR. SOLOMON. Gilead-home. sear Liverpool. I bourhood of this city, yesterday embarked on beard IHR,—lespremed with the lestoring virtues of vole highlv , several vessels, and sailed for the head-quarters at cesemeseo Medicine, tie CORDIAL BALM OF GILF.AD 1 feel myself bounden in justice kr rm. and fur the benefit of t hel Albany. Public, to inform you. that early in lasi spring t had a violist An express arrived at Albany ou the 20th with 'polo la my breast, accompanied wisbdiffieulty of breathing and r 4iseoadmi weakens, so that I could scarcely walk. I coml. Information that the Prince Regent and 41mira, awed for same time labouring wader the men distfestind 1 11 16 1 ) * lliiitish armed vessels, were before Ogdensburg, on . 4 . 7,...,„ w c h".,... p.v. i...... a h, the in T ie esto i r ik land bea l me dver d tise bi r, okanaeamseing the I t the St. Lawrence andfears were entertained of their , met Iledkise, int* latter part of September, 1 albureiug the town and shipping in the harbour. Re. Family Bottle of Ileum's. IW. atid R. Beaothsval ' doubts *ere thrown up on the shore f and it was bv taking of which, in two days Uwe I kit Allioratiele y fi otee , o w b e f ore i a w l &o o h e d, iru riNew o,„ep. my .beEfid they would drive away the enemy. temp health 1 wjficis k theak ass wovelai and rank. tract of a letter from John S. Edwards, iisq. of .3.-• ... Yfier snit' i " i gTfd iu =s 4 . s , pv towt . l of Warren * Ohio, dated liaren,..hq 17, Wilms*, . .....,,,. AN a. ikokiwaito• Kstiol• s • 4. . ,I t tialt.;,.. • - .- - 0 1 1 0 11 - . 5• - ,rti:/%1: ,;., , ; • • . . . . •Urrija . 44: oval titaalstl.oe Juit..:i.i.:* •>-... -. . ....,... . ~„ 7'. ..`. ..:-;~_ " 40 w ~ .. ~ .. ... ..~iry V , I I ' 4 ~ 1 i , 1 f ' I :1 - i 1 1 ? ',.t. a ,. . .. li 1 ) ' I • .11 1 ' i ' k . , i'. I . , . • :- 1; -, !. , i ) i ' , 1 1 - , .i .... g :II 1 ‘, ! .-1