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• . • , , . . I ,fir: . _. I ~ , ,-, :~ br 3irittob ref , : - , 4 .: • iriMNE.4 1536 THEA ratAbykL, DkURY-LAN Tins PRESENC EViNIN3, Dec. 8. 1807. *ne t Majesties' &finals ell met the Oiketattc Drama o: THE TRAVELLERS; OR, MUsIC'S FASCINATION. Taphistiri (Prince of China), Mr. De Camp; Koyan (hie eesipanion), Mr. &sham ; OVillaghee ' Mt, i01111St:VII i m perils mil Chins, Mr. Puwell ; Admiral Lord Hawser, Mr. Dowicirs. Windom (Mother to Koyan and Celinda), Mrs pose I; Celinfls, Mrs Mountain ; 'Para:Ade, Mrs. Ma ; Marchioness Merida, Signora Storage To which will b• Wed, the Piste if . THE CITIZEN. Old Philpot, Mr. Mathews ; Young Philpol, Mr. Bonnie.. lei; Young Wilding, Mr. De Camp. Maria (with a Sung), Min Duncan ; Corinna. Miss itelssetsti. To-morrow, Time '5 a Tell Tale; with Teken; ot, The Si-R" of Mwettgaes. COVEN r-GARDEPL /.11}11S P RES EN .1' EVENING, Dec. 8, 1807, will he acted, a new Comte Opera: • TWO FACES UNDi.R. A HOOD. •The Chaaliers by Mr. 1 hooysen, Mr. genitally, Mr p m ., Mr. liarledon, Mr. TWO?, Mr. SI moons. Mr. Mr. 4 41 7, MM. beton, Mr. Bretreou ; Mr; fe5e,4,6,;,,,.. se nt , paten 'oft, We. Drckooa, Wm Bolton, Mrs. Liston, Mts. C Ketuble. &a &c. . MC, which be eerforeted, for the senoth thae, a Grattd MaitniW Molo-lareasa, called. THE ELAND BOY. The Principal Characters by Mr. Mowry, Mr.. C. Kyisble, liteatan, _ M Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Taortipan, tan...biti, Mr Farley. r L‘..1.,c I vim Nom ASTIArS rAVlUtiti, NKWCAS LLS kL& • SURAND listablidted by A uthtnity of the Lewd Chemise, him. THIS. and EVERY EVb.NINU this WEEK emir, will be presented. at this Tinware. Fuill.t.e. ue Tine, The impute, COTILLION and COUN TRY DANCE.. M IGUT surptising WHINES, celled, L'kCol.k. de MARS —Realities wheal, THE FEMALE HUSSAR. in Tee Acre.—Divers HORSEMANSHIP, the I W/..1.VE TWAItiERS„ are,rhe Al 13414417•111.11 lie con cede with, Fourteenth TM!, the C4lllliC riiIISUIVISIO. Cahid, HAKLEINIVIN in SCOTLAND.: • taituer Paqiewlets in the Bills cal the Day. ••• Doom ...panel" At Halt.p.aat Fir . , ani begin at Half lira Six precisely —Sec•nal Price at Halt 4a.tia Lizht ii4lace. to be taken between Teo and Thine. V.r . Pe,forinances are in &Wye preparation. The Pantean Band pl/I• l loeneeen Ow Acta of tae P.eces, Fame N B. fiery +osektiomUdation at the Pavilion, between Ten and Tee u•Cloek, uapre.al 1.. the pur .4 ini i .,..,,ug or peuitAluen. cud the Younger kiIatICSISI of kaw~lte.. lithe art of Rtdtug SICHmonD, TO be LEI', FUHNISHLD, very reasonable, 1 ast aucellent 11UUSE, calculated for the reception of a dawn; rawirly, conalating nt a ;arid Dinini Parlim a Drawing i.om, Ten Soda, tire3kfain ammo, Two AntiAncona, nut. &AA", Hadleekrepte+ Kann, Kitchen, an Kiensat's. Hall ; Seaaias frir (our hyrf anal d o uhie Cureb house ; Two Acres of Ground, with a v eva! walk ail round, wiel a w e d with • laity brick-troll. karat tOJ. Had, ilmoo-aginit. Richmond. Welt.% TO TOE OUT PENSIONXItS ur cattstat HOSPITAL. yr VIE PENSIONLItti ore ordettd, *pow making' 11 ticeir Affidliits et the ensu.ssit our after miry. emceeing lbelt el' December men t3sh or June, will further weer% to specify the Rata el Peosson per Dap which Incr . oteire, isorteedusebely above their N•nsoe so the AffiCeste; Ni 'or to prevent mistakes tut Menrey meat s Julian trout a ek celerity of censer t to also Arica all Applie..si.m by isr sobervite j they may. him osmium Sit (mire up mate ilothe Hot ' OW. Seracteres.ol%co, axiom; H•spiasi, . ifiblember 16, th - ta. • i;EOROL OAKLEY has the bower et etr to the Noedityland to the tublie In al* fs addition to hut Wiopaine of genistal Ur- ROLA f niY and CABINET FtfittfillUSE. Ni.. Y, Old Boodsticet. fie has re-opened ha imolai at Ni.. St. St maul's Chioeh.vartl.+The public are invited to itispett his anatn- Wqe of fashionable at sidles in the above litte,Nvoeve a :ones alit supply ornery kind will be kept, elkorillog Inv proprietor, inn Mose favouring him with their . comeasaade, the appestat, of furbishing thihr homes with gleams facility Man perhaps lies ever been attempted. and with this satigemson to the purcha ser, sisal be has the sec MU (in mitisegittneepf the articles be• tit marked at Wooer prides) to seloct, and Mho his owl rut may as to the amount he may ham occasion 46 TM 'inta ke of artias and ineshaines easphatiat W Ana" commit ate ob -1..,in redeem fur its brio. cooduedeJ ups& tbo plin4iple of in'y roomy, or short bills, which . a4vaistage she pitipic will petetpate in, inasmuch as it uhts upon vedyrncal litevreats. ALL TRUTH •IS "SALUlsatitt I'u MAN. and whoever discover, air dation it hi any portion, renters an essential Service to hit Coontry add hit Kind. rode...tonal case bay", of Lice, tarough the medium of the Ae, Leh the public eye the eariout Symplothe of Ns aoh,, which, however, to the delicate and susceptoAte wilds it is .. i ;v neCew‘afy fur us to glance Wehl,r tile heitputess to inform those periMis, who, either prom cuo-titUlthel or accident, or acquits-el hoed, from lam ,tidy, change of ducats, molent dtaiyitointment, is m...lt-tete grief, or extents of any kind, labour under those She.itv, which result front a dismay/einem of the NERVOUS SISTEM, a puser.il Of rental DEktiLl ry, that, (rota the when of mote accurate anatomical kniiakdico, with very 'Liberate chemical aitalysis„ we hove it in out power to Lowe, in most cams, a petted re-estalguhuitiat at health cal traigth the balks, oterel, and other tonic medicine., 'Ala h hate b'en totally arlowniocred, in one claw of thole curuplalott, ve have found, horn experience, to be b) no meant adequate to the portorm.loce of a complete and lasting cure; and 10 11:14:U K , the °idioms 'prem.: ni other twat*, 111 tint. .r. &Ally known in be vertu...lto of the in•st toischietrom elf. cis the the thalami coitillstotion j we have thefethfe Laboured, by the whole ut our attention exclusively to Our .object, • y the awl 171 17 yes!, eflik nellCe in as ladallailif pretties, tu All to the Pubtie a mods of treatment entirely gee, which • in noon. instance hitherto been Mums' to fell. As a great part of thewrilweems has Its seat M the mind... th.t has trees petticularly atiend.ol to in the prevent meshed of cure;—and, as it it a lad, wall known to professional men, mat persons of each sex, and of all' ages, or all situations us Lk, and *ems , description of character, ere liable to these • borders, particularly those of elegant andeultireted inrude, very refuted sentiments and reel.ngs, and of studious sedentary k aboy most expeeseili theta ul a quick and lively fancy, awl rertrte totaginatie :—the Poet, the Painter, and the tivedist..-and those wnom an affluent lurtune and high rank .ociety have excluded from all manual labour, and re. employment;ular loT•the sake of such Patient*, whose :nth, naturally timid, ate rendered mill more s• by the .cry tore of their complaint, the strudest atteuton is paid to !Iscac) and secrecy, and a certain, a yerosaueut and radieal ate, s solemnly promised. CURRIF. and Oa Serpent, may be consulted at a house. No. 104 liation-titudeas, by Patients u either ls personally, or by letter (post paid ' metering a bank ow, elite the necemary Advice and Medicines win be given, sent to any pert ef the kingdom. Patients la the country are requestt.d to tletettlee the int!ti lan of their etrowilionse ages, and general balm at living. 111 , ,. SO:, kidAsess.G.Les„ tUESIAY, lii.e.eEMBER 8, IWO; VICTUALLING.OFFICE, Hai. 30, 1.807. rrHE COMMISUONERS for rterallits, Hit 11 mete?, "KaralA herebyiite Utier ' That oti TUES DAY, the ati of Lemke,. Neu, the!, ri ll A, reedy t. receive Tvalers in vorieiog Osedfil 4p), kW trek ter TWELVE THOUSAND BAGS PASKET, made from WHOLE MEAL; for TWO HUNDRED BAGS q ttNnsti HOPS, ef the gft of the Year 1806, te he airterrakte so. Sampit to I e prWatid with she Tendert. 7'lle lt , iket to be de- Itiercd sis weeks, fated the Hops to a protigist, ho woridy pre , p•reinrj, into the ritii ,, PirgJtor.s at lleptiord, mad ta k paid Jar trf.ta t , p Olds interest, Mleeiev rsoo. el ler Sate. ?s.ll. No T ate far a kat . qbataitty that One Tbousattel 119:6 s t ill he , adatittedi _ . The Casdotlaw al tee Centred* may be seem at the Sarrttsrit. • • Odin. -• • No regard rill 4 has/ to vim render iss which the Prinekett mot he traceried ims yards at /snob, ar that shall mos 4 Mitered the I: Aril belate Oat al: writ. .4 At I 4 Tatstios, the Sag 1 ences4rr vitt, 1.4/ ..less the Potion Fo hr. the Tender, er 1444 C Nrs.st his et- is , t,otossfs, •ps.. Cr di el/w. VICTUAL LI.NAWYjilef., Da • SO Eft. THE COMIAVOIONE4tB friltegigiog Non,, Luken real cnisideelialeel the St u'. dO 7',401er•-4Aey ryeire...l on die a in•lint, I.r the sapply of Furth . .*4 ether sp. nes of Pre, wee., jo.: the lb. Me.p.ty's T•oein di elltreAt islands rid o.l.Airris the /grin, Nisei ju.ang is Neetosen I. mow sow •iterotiou im the Idirtsdiii lonic rl rues gt• big ,er slime .erfieb, 'dnGcrtey got Netiee, lAras nu f HMI S ( ter 11'11 ItsidOhlf, at" 'pie le resole A 1 Iteeriee'rewkra lit le, I/14, (4&01 bp), andi Imo fer t.ni4s eJ AU mooch 1 40 Oit‘a uj RUM, FiIYAL .r TENFRIFFE WINE, es lit.% arposaremharts, FLOUR died KICK, IRISH Rt.F.V ond PORK, di odd Ar orreird,i. ,or the .r Ria 3i.aesto witi.„fd et ear A et the Weeds and Coinstcs Acre ounievninsilemed. is. 'W6141114 Binbtee. Onreierars, "FrinuLd, - Titlngu, Or•ennela, batbadues, EL Vinceat, red St. Lelia, Dumlu,ca, Au:igia, St. Kilt's; loam"( 144 Hoare of entire ae othe reetain • , from the lit I/ Mores', 189 g, ow:lnt-the or , otoroiss diet *Vol& To he posil ire by Nits, pwsub'e wah Interco, Nines Der 41sr, I. Dole. e Cooilibiosis or the Contrwie (which ore .1. to be Wow ',pot-reel, for e,ich laamit or usiriv) wag be item at the &crel t•ry'• Othre. No ret:or,,t ~at be Cul to flaa Tender, to which the Prier Shad ant be SNSerit'd in Words 41 ienxes, th shall not be doluerbol II the lion , d befr.e Uwe toeh, oo the ..:Id Friadv nest, eh. 11th ineant, no. sinks, Inc Verson echo ainhes doe TekAio, OP Mae PC rSOIS as his oiteods tr emotive often tolled ler. VICTUALLIN44)MCE, Now. IL 1 1 0 7 . MHF. (70MNIISSIONERS ,for riatsailteg Hu A • Jihwesse's IQ., ele . beret/ .Ave metier, That ea FA DAY. the I Ith December twee. Oleg mitt be reedy to recent lartire:o Writing; (meted op). mod err sat wit,. wide Perseus 44 rill oustfeetake to fantail sehaterei r IRISH ISF.EF way f.e *e quine, for like uu. of Ha Afejosto`s'alsips most rrutls at Pf.Y MOUTH. fURISAIr s OW . I. 4 I P 4 UUTH (.. ~ P ."" (.'"' gratis). for twelve ateotho, ,liam dm Ist haulm r, ~ I! ' I. 31a DereetGer fetmeittg. Melo.tte. ata to be ;mot /or by .41.14, payable with !wefts:, alum" •sa:u after date. llet CsemilieWeee .y - derr ne ywas 411 view be web at the Srerrtero's Q. 9 I •* gi. Office; er bil omitting to Afr. Miller, she ArJo rf the said Ciallinii+44lll,l, it Arlll.lll4lt Of to tl.e (*team 4 Gus to:4 at Daesma•alt sad Falmouth oentmeittlq. . •No regard will be had to atuilessa's e is which the Pelee shell ott be inserted i , i words as Seaga, ar that shelf one be delsrenet •S. the send enclose (he e'Clotit . em Ow mai .F. Mhos", the 11th {brewers urn ; Nor saki& the Amour lA* maws thit Trade., et some t'eu.te ea km ImAse/implarls, to waver abets e•fied fa.. r VICTU/C4ING.DifiCE, Nov. 30, 11107. • T ' IIII4IB3IONERS tor Victim:lint Hit 11.4“tes Nesoshs istrely ghee &wire, That as TUFs• DAY, the 1:4 &trod*, oeht, .tlety k scan II unity Tell ;len in apiti e g (war/ ~p), sill crest 4or tliKkE HUN ' MILD TOM •t* GlVlums.oArstEA_lf... is ion tieliettro, Ole •Hoottrret viol Iktn rasa inns Ms likesta'e Vielootteng Bence to l'ortelto.oth. Old At roma* Oae •ilaaehreal and Fyt a Ten. int. thole st Plyeeso:h. fee bait Awe, is aee aboveh, ,end the tether hill is 018 C w.ntth 1#10 , 41111114. ; died IS ee paid for toy hill*. yethYr with'eettereat. eneet . o 1 , 11 alter date. TM Coolitioto she l'astroA inn, he saw tit the St. velar?' (line. - Rs re,74 , 41 weU k hod I. one Tinder in which the Price shall M be swear/ to Words at treed*, er that Oa I hot he tieliee.rei 4.-the irj..e One nCork us the said Taeldae. the 134 if 'December ner ueeless the Pylon who meats the Tender, or *oils l'e,,en in hie Lehall i came* to wooer when called Joe. vicruAta.mo.orpea, Docntsoza 7, 1847. r PHE COMMISSIONERS .Jar riefatailing A S'orohtlo hereby gist "%aro; That spa WIDNES DAY, the IE4 instant, lArt, wit k need, to poetise Traders wrisiont (*.lea as , ), awl treat jar UNA HIM DRIED TONS of IRON VAT, *tut fer F HUNDRED • TONS at IRON Rim HOOPS, er for My quantity thineof nut le•1 than FIFTY TUNS. Tn be .440411 bib Tee Waal, by week!s pr.portisru, into lbs Al.leaso'a FoloottO. R Sa a b, at Deptford, and to be paiti for by hats, pv4l4, wins harset, Moiety Mgt slier Date. TTaae Cenuationt tlito Cartiroa may be sera at One Secretaril'a OfVe. Na rear/ srill 4,44 to 4 , 1 A, Trott. in Is) trh Price shall *1 be tasertoi in Korth at kagth p or that lAA fut be lieLeuvil to the board brforoelmoTiock, as At ariat 1101911.1ato t the ketone, au, Ilatittl the Pelllllt who motet MO . 7egater, as Woe Pet hit hit behalf; ottoods, to *waver chew eallotlfer. On the let of December was publislisd, pried It. 6d. with • highly-lintahed coloured Caracoling, • caw be continued monthly) No. 111 of SAIIILIST ; or, hisONTHI.Y ME-- 1 TVA.. The Etraptirttom of this- Popular Publicetioe baying received tile puutiful aid et the Ent Literary Ta. imits I. the teals tlt fashion aid puff lei, Mai, I about being gisilty of atotgi..c , , el non a iirculod supeliority over their can. tempindries. The intorrit nuint.m conr.iiii., besides • great variety et other enurrt.liohig mtetles, Mr. ryi.'s Reply to Mr. Douce—Cruel Answer to the ReckouinK with horn, by O. Colman, Esg.-4Clabinet Criticon.—Spccutatiins—A Comae ter...Letters from Vlaplantee and Little Anacreon—The Ad vocals I.4.44Egypitt.olus--Morronont, Lotter :I—Copy of a Let ter hem a pants* Kirig to a cereata height, 10•15:emaiiPuli. , tics—AriecriotEs-.Reviews of Sedley'a. Mferweas Winter iii Dublin—Orritemplation.—Pratt's Precuis-.Epic .if the Tun. WO:es Statement of Mr. tiheiiff Anaerelm—Dogherty's reetedafrits Pobliestion, the Discovery, and Advice to a young Reviewer -irAlvta Comparative Criti cism--. Strictures on new Plays, Performers, and the Theatrical Critiques of contemporary Peblieations--I)rilecoic Occur rences, &e.&e. in ths whole Ili pages of original matter. Published by S. Tipper, 37, Lcadenhall.street. and may be had of every Bookseller and Newsman in the Unitul kingdom. No. I. which was some time out of print, has been a second time re.printed, and is now, with No. U. may for de livery. The very extensive sale of The Satirist renders it a mo , t a 414 vantagenue tnedons Mr the circulation of bills and advertise resents, which, to secure inseams, should be mut Were the 24th of the Month. PLATE . CLARS COMPANY. THE Public are informed, that a large meat of PLATE GLASS is now no SALE. Priem, by Mr. ALEXANDER SLACK, at tbe.Comi,any's Warehouse ALBION-PLACE, SLACKFRIARS-ISKIDGE, of fi t* c eloor, strienor brilliancy, and of venom itimen gi.ll4l born It inches to 144 inures in length, anrOfrion 10,0 ?a inches in breadth; also Can and Concave Mirrors, from IS to 36 inches diameter. AM the same assortment may be hid Aar Country Orders, by addressing Letters to Mr. William/Pester, at toe Manufactory, Ravenhead, near Prescid, Latimshint. From the great improvement made of late years in this Manufactory, it is now allowed that the Coin pany's Plates are equal in their brililipney, and have as few im perfections, compared with any Foreign Glass shat ever were inspected. INTENDED NATIONAL Li(iii r AND litAT COM PANY. % / TY Leetures and Experiments are closed fox the I.VI present, to complete the Lighting of Pal'-‘lall. All perions holding nil stamp receipts, onset a... Challis (Mill for ttiM esipclors, and sign the deed, et lassisase.liallua die lath Nnmseeption can hs made but in (avow of radadmaiin absent, or residing in distant parts. Members of tM liontles'sif Lords end Commons, wishing to make imitres among themselves, Families, end Friends, may command an Emir:mut-tat any owning. at one day's notice. F. A. WIN ';OR, Inventor and Ivatentert. The Subscription is still Mien, at Sir M. lekiehent and Ct.'t; Messrs. Dcwaynes and Co.'s , and at the Office, fur till, or on the mental scale of deposits; but, etiu the Dab of December, it will either close or increase. NNT 7- DCIWNS, UNDERTAKER. No. 33. .Brewer -street, Grildemequore. laving hoird that in many pierce It it industriously reposing, -hi miens to quit hit Menton Beninese—talus his Opperismitt of assuring hie Friends, that such Reports are tinnily without Foundation, rid erne solely truth tho Fabrication at come evi'-ininded POs eus, Wit, we endeas-rtiring to destroy the Connections he has etrrarly formed, and who lass in ODOM instances suerral 'lance of his goatee with i-ef those that there his Fatuity illy. price 21s ear, BOOK. for with the )crount of Slate of the to the Pile been muds , :tacists iu Ma) had, a yawls. or New Publications, ytr AlPonakwo aad a Coulope of 'looks on Husbandry . :kir Rhush Attars • 1 Ths dsy is pabhalhod, handsomely printed, in small &tato • Ink* As. AN WORD or TWO ; or, Archi -2rlniuratlijiats coonnati, %SI UM. a Mose Royal Aeardenaeline , .selaes ere Paints.: aid•1rt.....e.1 to them nn the Re.sitectiew.erf B , niasia Weak Req. to the President's Chub. • DecambeetU, 1111i6. Sr PANMCNa - NUNNEZ, Spinster. . . With Dejicat Jan. Arefive, N,es, and Appendix.. " Eanetteruni Crisp.na " _ . Prompt far the Asabete, by Jame. Maven, 54, Shoe.lana; .nn Sol 4 Ar WiUi Jl dlcr , Albemarle-street; and . I . 4au‘aas Pallrasaffr. _ Whereaut be alco had, FARR " A WORD ne TWO" CORINNA; OR, 11 4 11. Y. Lately was pebleared, in "three large Volumes, !Row,. price 111 Ca. in boards, fIORINNA ; or, ITALY; trans Lated from the %-) French of tie edeboalled Madame De STAEL STEIN, A Itlaoresa et "Deldline," See. &c. hinted for !Isobel .Aerlhall-weet• s e e Three months after tii;l Tran•iattoo' was published, another, most unhartilsornely and rowlechenadeiMai, made its ap pearance, arid, taking advantage of S Tippet's Adeertmernents, was painted vireo tee ''ublie. The retractable fooksellers have not encomaged a (viaduct sn c•mtrare re the established trap of the trade, and. to preveht toe rehire bowl eneoinagintatirs 'rich, S. Tipper beg. to info , m them, that hie Edition is iw the Orniinal) Is in three volumes, while the Wier Waybill/it torn five F. , r the character of thi. excellent Novel, see The tiainnthip Real.*, lot October: The Critical, fee Noverabeiflatid The !...4mhorgh. No. XXI. AMERICA. THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGIC TO ROTH 140t7SES OF CONWIESS. TO Tilt SZNATO AND HOUR •r REPRISZVTATIVLT OF Tilt UNITA, ITA Its. "Circumstances, Fellow :Citizens, which seri• ously threatened the peace of our country. hare made it a duty to convene you at an earlier period than usual. The love of peace, so much cheriihed . in the bosom of our citizens, which bad so loni guided the proceedings of their public councils, and induced forbearance under se. many wrongs, nay not insure our enntinuance in the quiet pursuits of industry. The many injuries and depredations committed on our commerce and nevi gaticot on the high seas, for years pan ; the suc cessive innovations on those principles' a public watch have been established by the relation and usage of nations. a. the rule of their inter course,and the umpire and security of tbeirsights and peace ; and all the circumstances which in duced the extraordinary mission ro I .ondon, are al ready known to you. The instructions given to our Minist•rs were framed in the sincerest spirit of amity and moderation. 1 hey accordingly proceed ed, in conformity therewith, to pi opose arrange ments which might embrace and settle all the points in difference between us, which might bring us to a mutual undernonding on our neu tral and national rights, and provide for a corn. Inertial intercourse on conditions of some equa lity. After long and fruitless endeavours to effect the purposes of their mission, and to obtain arrangements within the limits of their instruc tions, they concluded to sign such as could be obtained. and to send them for consideration, can didly declaring to the other negeciators, that they were acting against their instruttions, and that their -Government, therefore, could not he pledged for ratification. Some of the articles proposed might Moe been admitted on a principle of compromise ; bat Wien were WO dilledVilligg e oll'i acid . tnt, a;tt.oo A in iitt,eit, t.irough the persaveranc ' Friends, ahoy have completely laded, aud Wan ate that conimaPpt they deserve Vit 'Lavishes. to Upprwati•awamgly an the wiinds• who *OM huoteariatedrie with thew C0T11131.0. I a r ii Ma 4111 rawJewh i between any Pa , Cof hi , add the I lonte . hit laic lather in Pet:vivid Dec 7, Ittilf".: 1 VI ACCOUNTS. This die it , printed on Writing Paw. 1 f n a Account., or Ns. id foe half a Ye 4 1 1 H MER' i ACCOUNT DOC Thst Woe* inatits she Tamer, kgreatest , to lump au accuratar- Daily Ac 1 1 .• ,, , , oat nu ett; Warta, ittatadrog the Sea litu,k Aimaithwariewi wearterar relating in ties, WM Eclooriy —.:ftw puhhc,tenti h a s h e , apawhigg i and merits the atieuterat of Airrieu'd gwaiaral,.. Leas: ?AIWA f r I 114r , !inr, , '6, St. James's. Whin mai be had, a liquefy. of New Pubhcal lions. The question, therefore, whether a treaty should be liccepted in that form, could have ad mitted iiikofonedecision, even had no declaration Of thir'ither party impaired our confide;:ce in it. antions not to close the doer aping ft iendly adjustment. new modifications were framed, and further concessions authorized, than could before kare been supposed necessary, and our btiuisters were instrufted to resume their negociatioos on those grounds. (Id this new reference to amicable di•cosrion.we Were reposing in cohfidence, when, cat the 21.1 slay 1 of June last; by a formal order from a Brigid; Ad. miral, the frigate Clie.apok.. leavlig her port for e distant service, was awaked be-es eel theehetimile width ha been lying to our harbours under the in. dulgencii of bospitility, was disabled Res pro. reeding, had several or her crew killed, aid four taken away. On this outrage nn commentaries are necessary. Its character has been prononnced, by • the indignant voice of our citizens, with an emphasis, en unanimity never eaceeded. I immediately, by proclamation, intetdidad our harbours and waters to all British armed vessels, lorbade intercou:se with • them ; and uncertain how far hostilities were it:. tended, and the town of Norfolk indeed being threat ened with immediate attack, a sufficient force was erdered for the proteftion of that plaie s and such ether preparations continenced and pursued as the prospect rendered proper. An armed vessel of the United States was dispatched with instrultions to oar Ministers at London, to call on that Govern ment for the satisfaction and secutity required by the outrage. A very short interval ought now to bring the answer, which shall be communicated to you as soon as received ; then also, or as soon after as the public interests 6811 be found to admit, the unratified treaty, and proceedings relative to it, shall be made known to you. " The aggraiiion, thus begun. has been con tinued on the part of the British Commanders, by remaining within our waters, in defiance of the au thority of the country, by habitual violations of its jurisdiction, and at length by putting to death oese of the persons whom they had forcibly taken from on board' the Chesairaki. 1 hese aggravations ne eessarily lead to the policy either of never admitting an armed vessel into our harbours, or or n itta in every harbour such an armed force as may - constrain obediei ce to the laws, a. d proteet the 'eves and property of our citizens against their , armed guests ; but the expense of suet. a sounding force, and it. inconsistence with our principles, with din. tense th these courtesies which would necessarily .. eon for it, and leave us eciaally free to exclude , be 1 miry is lee are the army of a foreign puma, from , - - • tittering nor limits. ° To former violations of maritime rights, arse . ther is now added of very extensive 'fleet no, Government of that nation has issued an order in terdiEtit.g all trade by neutral. between ports not is amity with them # and neing pow at war with nearly every nation on the Atlantic and Medio.iraneas seas, our vessels are required to sacrifice ;heir car goes at the first port they !ouch, or to retire 110M41 without the benefit of going to any other market. Under this new law of the ocean, our trade on the Mediterranean has been swept away by seizures And Oridemnations, real that on other seas is threat ad with the same fate. " Our ditirrences with Spain remain still rinses. tied, no measures having been taken, on her part. since my last communications to Congress, to bring them to a close. But under i state of things. which may favour re-consideration, they have been recast ' ly pressed, and an expettatinn is einettained they may now soon he brought to an issue of *erne sort. With their subjeets on our borders, no new collisions have taken place, tor seem immediately to be ap. prehendett. To our former grounds of complaints has been added a very setious one, as you will We by the decree, a copy of which is now communi cated. Whether this decree, which professes to be conformable to that of the French Gown =rot of Nov. 21, 1106, heretofore Communicated to Cnn. gress, will also be conformed to that in its censtruc tion and application in relation to the United States. had not been ascertained at the date of out last com munications. These, however, gave reason to ex. peel such conformity. .• With the other nations of Eurape our harmony has been uninterrupted, and eemmerce and frieldly intercourse have been maintalued ou their usual footing. Our peace with the several States on the coast of Barbary, appears as firm AS ht any former pried, and as likely to continue as that Lissy other nation. " Among our Indian neighbours in the Mich Western quartets, some ferrnentatlonewereoll d boon Ale the late ocetirrence., threatening the continuance of our peace. Messages were said to be interchanged, and tokens to be passing, which usually denotes a state of restlessness among them, and the charafter of the agitators pointed to the sources of excitement. Measures were immediately taken for providing against that danger; instruc tions were given to require explanations; and with assurances of our continued friendship, to admonish the tribes to remain quit at home, taking u s part in quarrels not belonging to them. As far as we are yet informed. the tribes in our vicinity, who are most advanced in the pursuits of inclostiy, are sincerely disposed to adhere to their friendship with us, and to their peace with all others ; while copse more remote, do not present appearances sufficient ly quiet to justify the intermission of military pre caution on our part. a The great tribes on our South Westera quarter, much advanced beyond the others in agriculture and household arts, appear tranquil, and identify. ing their views ver.i outs in proportion to their ad mincemeat. %Vith the whole of these people, in every quarter, I shall continue to inculcate De-- - and friand.by with all 0a... , ; S ,Y 9 (. - - - - - '1 ,41. , • dat e. . 1 - V . i . : ( Nk: 11l 441rA11.1. . 1 , • ? ' . ... A AV • r ) .14 49 ,6 -„. e. ° I .1. we " . K C. s • 4 4 , . ~, ..',PRICE SIXPE VCS. - no Su'' ' .t 1 rovision seas made agairr the piaci. Aisoiti. pal source of tie in i:ations and collisions which .at Assert were conrtartly endaugerirg the peace of two na• "'",!'"e 4 tinny. The question, ilierat , re, whe th er a treaty I /K . ll ' l '2 E n : should be acceptei in that form, could has* ad• ~,, tow witted but clone de cicion, even had no declaration f .. ~~ 1 ' 1 i i I