The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-10-31 00:00:00

M c kNwi) lirii.'-.••••.- • \ .n3tuk:vitm .• LONDON, URS DA Y, OCTOBER " "Or ' 1 Al, ~~ -- 'sr~n~R mow. .6.1C0N FIRE INSUILM'S COMPANY, 5, askew Plan, Dlaelfriars. above Company offers the following ad onions: — • Tie Preaches for Imsurasees so Private Dwellings, ot lased hazardors. is Is 6d. is lieu of 2s. o_4 redid/es is wade of b per (eat. on the duty paid bG•weresest. id. ' , nommen rosy ba directed during lien, der for a Wad Stri.d. • The payment of rest way be insured dark. ths re- Wi lk ) 4 noun. :a. Iles a e.-.4ty allowasee to Tradesmen aq others, iris§ the gore period. Re. Lae per Cent. is paid ow the alumna insured within an week raper the .fire takes place, and the testalnder as f ps se fie fns lon be arereeked. Tas Armies wet ewers Thursday, 4$ B,:amasas , itosr. WIRD, Rag. M.P. Cleeirsis. JOhig WRAY, Esq. Deputy Marmot. I Latratitels St t M Pr JOSEPH t;OOPER AND SONS, woisc.o.Ass 11:111:41TUalt wAtmuoVoit.tur. 93 1113110P3OATC•STRICT A S Amami" traders is our par tieular lime. ore have, ler half a rentnry, Oren special satin action to a hipty resprealle and indulgent conne.rion. to whom me an this poblie opportunity of returning our grail - at at.- berimfgrevto for all pa • Unreel rs. and of expressing owe Woe and determine(' intevion to mei il a continuation liarit falser patronage. With iht change of the times aid circumstances, ham mer. which hare krred to give a new feature to the spent mine ef trade, it mind necessarily racy our arrange mete intactness ; indeed. U has become the more impera tem es Mei of capital and hubeence in their respeetire eir eketemmerill t,e public necessities. because the limits to eliri Me eemnieretal horizon has for many years (remod el rip:rynidnatiy to rentruell and the Manefacturer ad Mime arc nor skfering under the conseqteent pressure edam,' rem the mania,* export and employment. This state eteiege has glees rot to a class of :Speculators. who hare rodai:uerd to bench themselves by offering goods of every telmar Ana ufacteste, which. although apparently cheap, giedth 7i eater profits; they are showy and decorated, bet eoefeetsred without regard to durability, and con- areserlif ;rare in the result a serious disappointment to tfrperriezer. Derr has also existed as opposite extreme: another elms el trldesesen have mule such exorbitant demands for leirsrlictes,as to create surprise in the Weeds of par tisan Loathe great disparity in the charges of di f ferent hams ran be satisfiseterily explained. We shall leave this irsliot as it nits, and enter Spin our more tosediall *at. is bejest in air dealings as Tradesmen, ay mast have ...telt, bit we shall be satisfied with a moderate out; alga kis Yrospeit r s—giro hint fair tetiy;sintraik to the Upset co *lay realty are—employ our capital in the purchase of jest-rate inateriei—aad offer the character and ei edit of goal established Mercantile Ilona, to the store fume tide potroitale 'lithe Nobility, Gentry, and public of the tailed Kingdoms. . _ Joel,n CGOPEI and Sox is this offering the *at ii c of (kir business to notice, trust they shall not be imetsklered as theaptisi what they cannot mai *tabs and support—their Tsrehouse contains every description of the best manes (ottired Furniture. LOOKING GLASSES. Fran the immense reduction which bastion taken place,can bitted term of magnificent sizes) so low as particularly bitterest Noblemen or Gentlemen desirous of fitting up tieiristmes with this elegant and fashionable article ' for the Drawing or Dining-Room. Chambers, Stair ma. Windows, Conservatories. 4c. For Windows. Door LP or exposed situations. their Plate Glass will be (need in a relatve degree cheaper than Crown Glass. This *tide, for a moll inerance. wiU be delivered, free from drl erbrefikape, or large gi forwarded by spring ea nrass. easetrueted fir tue parpone, to any part of the hoyden, at a rerg trifling es- pease. SECOND-11 AND LOOKING GLASSES filitanfij as sale at a still more cosesiderable reduction. CARVING AND GILDING ') all its brandies. with a rich assortment of Chimney, lir% Chiral, and Toilet Frames. constantly on view.- 4 'frrfrit desirous of haring the Frames of Paintings or h's Is re-gilt. will Jan' the terms partlealarty deserving 1 04 :.. Wiles the quantity is large, mid Families are de i;ist ' of avoiding remoral. they may hare them finished • 4 yet with lie greatest rare and dispatch. PA Pr R •HANGING, lien -, decorative department. is the first style of de tour. apex suds a reduced scale as will a most ma bid ssrinj in large resideuers. CABINET WORK 46 114 - rehired ins saperior manner. with every attention letio I coot fashion and latest improennent. In this de miss it wilt be found a great marktg of the most elegant 0 44 admirably adapted /or Noblemen and Gentlemen's res. 3 . i.rica reduced beyond all former precedent. II : TIIE UPHOLtrfERY ARRANGEMENT. ,fleg h ire dialled to 'Quibble taste and elegance. haring se wida cry article of the most modern irstrodnetioa adapt '-' Jeri Wareing or Dining-Rooms, Bed•eiambers, kr. from bl e at RC! , to the mast costly style. Families can be wait *** X anypari of the country with desigas and patterns. i t roe her charge than the travelling expenees. Spring marsi s jarwarded with firnitare to any distance al a accts urge per bait, which sores all expvnee of package, 411 14 Tx/silts risk of breakage or iajury. TURKEY CARPETN. e f e l ~ ' Mt imported a large quaality, they are eaabted to 7r r rrra td f the fi nest qstality. of large and small ~ • R C , 0 " OIL on more favourable terms Mascara be olitained p" V 4. !her eorse in Lando's. Brussels, uad all other car- Philg i malty reasonable. ~ REASONED FLOOR CLOTHS, ' 4 a A s plait, ma rk reduced is price. FUNERALS I.TRNIsHF:n. Wesl heted with the greatest attention,, rom the plainest "Bead ut sumptuous exhibition of mourning grandeur. Writ eansi.tent regard to economy, withers! dinsinisk -4114 I ressue.; respectability. r•ci sec the air ieig lkey jeel for the cfertire romple -6:, VI %sir orders. they hare esou : ;rd artists compete I Win drawings. suited to erery display of taste. era tint CI :d ries/a.m. : among tki vs, Use 01'4304CRie al:es:1- 'iseri der emblazonments will form a prom!nentjentr re. „ ... 4 9i Mtemars or GesUeaaa desirous of ereltanying or 7 4 4 • If liteirjitraiture. mill find anmedial, oi.por -ttil 51 CACItA, tbe game at lAeir searchonse. n 6 4 ess.i searculs is Town or Country promptly attend - 4. . . 1 •01 • COOPER ass/ SON haring now fully explained the : sok' e s‘b a l u m ee of their arrangements. most ton,ti -414Y LI *rem. that a r:sdnetioa of from -ek to 3.) per re:rt. ft ! ie II irred for the odcanta;e of immediate pays:lee Mil "ate more bey to solicit the generous patronage of the ?cell .-s from the West end of the Town. by taking Ile :!'l , ll It r Nemroark City-road. and Fiasbary-mpurre. 4 , .ifid an easy access into Bishops:par street, or aiding rant el ruts. 93 , !'l , npruate street liilthin. jor..IP,LEy. Eat. Louse:ors B Yours, Zip. hr. Ji• . Bourosio, gos. Sia HPA ay RA. Bart.M.P. brer Hours, Roo. Wm. . keg, roc lieu limner. Fog. The Hos W. R. Soiterla. MOD LAING, Esc. Goo. Torras Sest.slait, Meek tilarsotiv Director, Joao Clete. ENO. Were. Mews. Hess satior and Co. 09, Pall-Nsit. NUN :NOBILITY. GENTRY. VAG PUBLIC, OF UNITED KIN GDOM. " The Cause for which HAMPARJV fell i• the Fie* any! DIAL, WEIGHING lIIACIIINEN. • 11 MARRIOTT having obtained his Majesty's • Royal lepers Patent, for an Improvement in WEIGHING MACHINES, hays leave to recommend them to the Public, at the nroat perfect and useful Rebele for that purpose ever oonstrected ; for accuracy, simplicity, expedi tion, and portability, it stands unrivalled, as it INSTANTLY !hews the exact weight of any article, from One Ounce to a Ton, without the Bss of Weights, thereby saving time and labour.—Elehig perfect) , portable. it may he Coed to may situation—its universal utility must therefore be undeniable for domestic purposes; In shops, warehouses, coach-dices, market-houses, barna, on winrcs, at races and fairs, for cat tle. corn, bay. went , lc.; or for Loading heavy articles ; it may be attached to the chain of a crane, and show the weight at the time of craning; it may be also made with ir deer to weigh persons. From its extreme simplicity, it Is scarcely possible to be tnacenrate• yet, if it ever should be so. there Is an adjusting screw, sAfeb will momentarily correct It. IL Masseeevw lisp* lemilliellse PIRO* arena 'l4~O epaulets imitations isCpis aneellest sad useful totalities, which are attempted to be Introduced ; none are on his gees- Ise Palest Principle that have not a tsktel with his nano ever the King's Arms. 11. MARRIOTT having made consideraMeimproaements in his PATENT KITCBRII COORINII APIARATILIS, feels • cone 'deuce In reeoinmendinrit to the Public. sa it most complete article for roasting, bakisig, boiling, and steaming with eco nomy In fuel, by one moderate-sized tire, and with. constant supply of from twelve to twenty gallons of hot water ; also, Walvis CLOSETS fur airing linen, keeping Ginner hot, heating plates, dishes, Aye.; tho cookiug utensils are never soiled. and It is a positive care for a smoky chimney. A sew PATENT PORTABLI COOKING A PPPPPPPP P embracing the foregoing advantages, well calculated for ships, or 'Rooftops where there is no chimney, and peculiarly advantageous for the Foreign Martel& Kitchens Gtted up with steam app•- ✓ates, embracing ail the late improvements; also baths, conservatories, halls, staircases and buildings, heated by steam, upon a principle of perfect security. 'Also an In /move° PATENT SPRING ROASTING J•CR, to obviate the ne cessity of weight-or putties. The whole may be seen daily io use at the Patentee's klanufactory, London House. 641, Fleet-street, London ; and haul of most of the respeetable Ironmongers throughout Iteglanti.—Ancient Armour repaired. and re-instated to Its original perfection. Armosr manufactured, bought, sold, or let on hire. The I tea IPA& died ors the limpid!" _ UNHEANII . I 'AOIIS TO 741111 LIES ''INO. ISBNISIIII. . _ IMO Vases Alb* ihdif-res us Bassani, IN Bd. 'twin.* THE PON an reap -etfully informed, that Sir" haven l s en c Atertan4c of inspecting One of HMS LAROMAT Spg ST FIiftNISII4NO WARM. HOUalliff in the 6.IiNOIDOkt, at DENMARK-HOUSE. 4 1=11 iii rr in t s h t e er Ag a y r ia tinter's,. Hearth—For B i f .u ves s als oi . 6Pieritt . ; D i rtagats, every P colour; Bad Bad Tahla Coyersi,Moreens and Window Ws, of eregni width; FiDien Bates of Blankets and fk at "prises as will defy alt competition; Floor CPAs lo.nw ions, ready for laying down.—frish thine; Filmed Diaper Napkins, and Damask Table Littera ; Print Burr, Furniture Dimities. aid Colour ed Wogs. die„ . 4le. to —Turkey, Persian, Brussels. end Kiddliarmlfi e fill Buses) ready for tayle4lo:o. A few • 4-tins *il Garman worth the at of the Public. ROBERT COLLINS and CO. can pos!ti tidy assert, that they are the 044 Many fachrera in the tilattioln that Retail the above Ardliee at Ow Manufaeturing,Priees. They will warrant every duilete made of the best Fabric, and free from any isapelyfeetions, at Rosner COLLINS and Company, Denstark-Hoed, Regent Street, and at their Manufactories, Kidderminsteribialey, and Cilassoir. Two You 'atisr Wiling., that itisrfeetly understand their Staining ; and Two Man aim) that understand taking Plan and madtins up - Caracts.—Apply between Nine sad Eleven in the Morning. r I UNITED STATES. (non TUC BRIGHTON HERALD The folloWieg letter from a gentleman, who for merly lives to this town, 614 who is at present in America, combine many particulars which will be read with intern,. It is dated from Boston, September lab, 1822:e,. I have been here a week, and shall stay soma days longer. I had a very fine delightful wall:, from New 'York, of near 300 miles, as I wandered about. The west ther, though in the dog days, was temperate. Much of the scenery is equal to the finest part of your southern coast, not surpassed even by the Isle of lVight itself.— At Providence and Newport I staid tern or twelve days (the former L Ana flourishing ',Nee) at a very nice, cleaal hotel. lingsrded cur three dollars per week. At New. pin they have a very Jiff tent aspect, its trade has de clined, the whole town hears evident marks of it ; pro-1 perty can be bought here very cheap a retiring Eng lishman, who likes a quiet life, a good house and garden, might have e_Elen, upon very cheap terms; it has all the chine/ref the Isle of Wight, mild winters, cool wimmen Wm: beats,frnin New York touch there twice ersek, :rammed with pleasure 'and business folks for tso., 111 arty of these beautiful Yankee towns, a eery untßincente would give independence, with soda late inteecoegse, books, clever, intelligent people, &c. Two dollars per week, with a comfortable table, and wasbing ittelinded, is a current price of boarding in pri vate (minimi s e") the merchants, lawyer'', doctors, &c. *axed at final rate hotels, at Prow 100 to 120 per annum. wpand beauty of these towns are very striking. Parley who came to this land with Mrs. —.27. - At this place. LiosTon, - rfind Mrs. Gregory wi th a fell flowing trade, as a milliner, haber dasher, Ste. she has a guild stock of valuables, tells me it is all her owe. out of debt, and that when she came to this country she had not got 20 dollars ; but she says, it is ao merit of (melt, 'tis all the Lord's deluge, and this she repeated again and again. I told her she certainly must have aided the Lord' as her own care and activity were certainly worth something; hut she still inrirdell that the Lord was the factotum, as the haberdasher, 5... c She gives four hundred dollars per annum fur a shop, bet little target than the one she used at Brighton, and for the shop only; she and her young woman board out ; this is a good custom, as it relieves many people from the trouble of house-keeping. Mrs. G. phoned me suirie rib bons, &e., and for sonic time talked of their fashiun, beauty, &c. and tad nut at all know me. I went about two mites from the mail road, at New nodal!, to the faro-bouseand tomb of Thos. Niue ; it is twenty miles from New York. At titan, the whole distance of my route, 1 found plenty of nurtleberries in the situation that sailed them; the trees grow seven or eight fret high, and they hung so thick, I could gather them by hantifitlls. These, when fresh, are a fine little fruit for the thirsty Itraveller—they are procured in considerable quantities, and son dried, when they can hardly be told from Zant currants. The cherries are all gone, and no other ripe fruit but apples. Cyder in the whole line of road plentiful. There is scarcely any wheat planted upon thistles larder. Rye, oats, and Indian corn, do well. 'flee farmers all buy flour, but they live principally on Indian corn. I often, at taverns, see theta take coarse grey rye bread, wben white broad is by theni. Near New Nerwicii is a manufactory for flannels, fine and as handsome as those imported.—The looms upon a very ingenious plan, the girla stand, and with both hands at the latheorith its aOinri tho spring shuttle flies, and the I threadles are worked.—The nork is light and easy, and the whole ism beautiful and simple piece of ni. chanisin ; the weaver having only to swing the lathe. Near this place I passed the wreck of two Indian nations—the 'Nientie and Elohagan. One poor old squaw, 89 years of age, lamenald the destruction of her tribe by the exces sive use of rum) and her great grand-clang/au haying married a mulatto man, troubled the poor old creature much. SI/0 told ine tier brother, now dead, bad been in England, and was introduced, to King George: she de tailed to me the number of the warriors of her nation when she was young, her journies and adventures. &c.— The coloured 14111 is very industrious, has got a good frame house conveniently furnished as a farm-house but, (rein long habit, this poor old squaw prefers spend ing her time under a few hoards, upon the grass, mak ing little baskets ; all her faculties are acute, except her sight, which is a little dimmed. She was very clean, her deg by her side, so faithful that it never lett her for any time together, night or day. I shall never forget this poor old woman and her dog! send you an extract from a discourse lately delivered at Plymouth, in commemoration of the first settlement of the States of New 11'.:-Iand.—Speaking of what will be the historian's duty, as regards this country, he says Still less will he lie ahle to recurd any scenes of lawless and despotic acts, or any successful usurpation— hits pages will contain no exhibition of provinces ilepo idated, of civil anthoritirs trampled down by military p owe r, or a community cru•tied by the burden of tax., time. ;le will speak rattier of public liberty protected, and public happiness advanced : of increased revenue, and population augmented beyond all example ; of the growth of commerce, inan.ifactirries, and the arts; and of that happy condition in which the restraint and coer cion of Government are almost invisible and impercepti ble, and its influence felt only in the benefits it confers. IVe can entertain no better wish for our country than that this Government may be preserved, nor have we a a clearer duty to perform than to maintain and sup port it. I could not in this place (B iston) find a lodging to s uit me, so I have taloa up my touters a; a fiat new TO THE AFFLICTED %ITN HERNIA. SALMON, ODY, and eO. 292. S rand, Lost re spectrally mutton the afilleted against the many bung ling and Imitative Trusses, now offered for Sale by persons alto bare not the least mechanical knowledge or pretension to iorention; from such bunglers the afflicted will lied no re. lief. The undermentioned Tresses are made by Samson, . _ One, end Co. upon scientific and matbematlcal the only REAL Inventors and Patentees, of the improVed Patent SELF-Ann:STING TRUSSES, which has gives sueh universal satisfaction, and continue to be resteenend. ed by the most eminent surgeons In town and seowtry. I. consequence of which, upwards of 80,000 have been leads( also Salmon's Hoye' Patent Artificial Abdomens. 1.1 Salmon's New Patent Oval end Round Spring Trews, which are light, cheap, and durable. The Patentees , have Hsi ' the honour to supply the Army and Navy. the Nasal and Military Hospitals, the Dock Yards end Ordnance, the Ma rine Infirmary, the Honourable East India Company, the City of Loaded Truss Society, the Mary•la-boogie, Myatt. combo. Bristol. end Deoblib Infirmaries, the Windsor Ow- hiiimfactory. Kle, ffirsitd. ANOEL INN, BT. CLEMEN'TI ATRAND, GANIRAL COACH °MCA rOl 1 INS, AND CON* VIIING PARCELS AND. NISCUANOI24. T HE FOLLOW IN° IleS'antl other COACHES go from the sh.vs INN : Paris Royal Hail, via Dover, Tuesday and Friday Nights, at Twel/e. Portamoeth sad Gospart Mail, through Godaleing, Pe tersdeld, and Potties, every Evening at a quarter pest 7. and Sunday at half-past B. On its arrivals Packet sails to the Isle of Wight. to convey pungent/es end parcels ; and a Mill Coach sets off to Chichester, through Drayton, Havant, Einsworth, &r. Gloucester Mall, through Henly, Oxford, and Cheltenham, every Evening at • quarter past 7, and Sunday at half past 0. Dover and Canterbury Mall, through Gravesend, Chatham, sad Faversham, every Evening at a quarter put 7, and Sanday at half-past 6. From Canterbury, passengers and parcels are conveyed to Desl, Margate, Ramsgate, Sand wich, de.; and from Dover, parcels are conveyed to Folk stone, Sandgate, Hy►he, Dimchurch, Romney and Lydd. Milford Mail, through Carmarthen, Liandilo and Haver fordwest. every Evening at • quarter put 7, and Sandaysat half-past 6. Rath and Bristol Post Coach, to carry only Four Inside, through Reading. Marlborough, Cala• and Chlppenhoun, every Morning at a quarter past 6. Bath and Bristol Post Coach, every Afternoon at S. Bath Light Post Coach, In two days, to carry Four Inside. through Maidenhead, Reading, Marlborough, Devises, and Malksham. Monday. Wednesday, and Friday Mornings, at Nine. This Coach is chiefly intended fo► the accommoda tion of Families, Invalids, de. who cannot undergo the fatigue of such a distance in one day. Brighton Light Post Coach, through Cueltield, de. every Morning at 8, except Sunday. Godainting and Guildford Telegraph Coach, through Ep som, Leatherhead, Claudon and Horsley. Tuesday, Thurs day, and Saturday Mornings at 10. Gloucester New Post Coach, the Champion. through Wycomh, to Oxford, Cheltenham. Hereford. Carmarthen, Tenby, Ross, Swansea. de. every day at I. Henley Coach. through Madenhead, every Afternoon at I Sunday excepted. Littlehampten, Arundel, and Petworth Coach. Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, a quarter before 7. Margate, Ramsgate. Deal, Sandwich, and Bra•dstairs Lieht Post Coaches, every Morning and Evening. Oxford Light Post Coach, through Henley, de. every Morning at 7. Portsmouth New and Elegant Light Post Coach. the Re gulator, to carry only Four Inside, through Kingston, Guildford, Prterstleld, and Portsea, every Morning at 8. NORTHERN COACHU. York. Newcastle. and FAlnburprb Coaches, and to all Parts of the North, every Morning.st a quarter before 9. Manchester, Lancaster. Kendal, Rochdale, Huddersfield, Bradford. Leeds, Halifax, Rotherham, Sheffield and Nor wich coaches. daily. Wallingford and Wantage Coach. through Maidenhead. NettWird, amid Harwell, Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Mornings, at S. C/RRIERS To Twickenham,. Rrentford, and Islewort4. every Mon day, Wednesday, Friday, mut Saturday. EAMES mod Co. Proprietors. Parcels and Packer's are safely and expeditimisly con veyed from this INN to every City. Town. Village, and Country Seat iu the following Counties, vit.:— Flerks, Hereford. Surrey, Burks, G ;seceder. Fusel:, Cornwall, Kent. Wilts, Devon. Worcester, Dorset, Hants, Somerset. South Wale*, kit Peris of the Ms of Wight, iereetfra.Huernsey, and all Parts of Frasier, and to all part. Of ON North. Neel Past-Chaise'. &e. at the aliprt. s 1 itotie.v. •„* Take Notice, that no Package, containing alas*, Alas, watches. Plate, cash, or hank-notes, however small the value. will be arcounird for, if lost nr damaged ; •or •ay other pens.' or passenger's luggage. of irorelleau 51. value, unless sperifird as suet, when dewed at the ()Ince, a,:tl pall '^r new d;lig ly. PRICR house, the City Tavern : the arranvemeets D. blisliment is 'very complete, its stable yards, ho pea, &c. the tahle most prohsely sepyliode' fawl;pirs, custards, rddings, coohod to ways, with tit,. whole circle pf roots, vegetables, lad., &c. plenty of brandy and cider, attic attentive waiters. The dining table of gen hobls upwards of fifty persona, and it rarely that it has an unoccupied chair; there -- numbers waiting, the pe,ml:: beige pretty ik about ten sein.itcv NOW of them begin to galleries of singlo•bedried rooms, are nutol rooms are fine, and are tarnished with all t a reasonable man can want—price, five doll There are many steady boarders, such as doctors, lawyesa, &c. but a constantly vary pesAl• are met Isere, (emu different parts of the nni Jesosdiessmoolseroatorersorral tl,e highest order of f This city stands almost upon 11a — island, the. main land by a neck, not more that broad ; but there are several cominonieatio. very long wooden bridges. Two new ones brother and I were here before, and two jest stone, with openings, an: gates ;in tide v Lave cost ;t00,001,1 dollars, and dams for giving a constant fall of eight feet and a State of the tide. The upper pond bein; nPaely foil, and the lower one empty ; th being kept out. The size of these reserroirs that the water used by 'dills, 8:e. is hardly daring a tide. Here is a line of mill set value A corn-mill is in operation; it has six feet stones, and two breast shot wheels, the whole apparatus is of admirable construi I met by accident a Sussex man, of the Thum thaw, who knew me at Horley Mill, Sarrtv regret at having left the land of his far iiot/ dollars a year, hoard, lodging, and journeyman. He prefers our mill at llo; whole. There is much argument amongst the di York, about the Yellow Fever, whether it ported or venerated at home. Since I have been in this city, I have strong colony of Spencesns. in full °pm tuckey. They hold the whole county of It now 13,000 in number. and fast increasi 'liquid he true, it will falsify the general communities cannot he held together by al than state-craft and priest craft. The pi from 2000 to 341)41 doll urn a•rear, a house' lents in abundanee, nameless fees, &r. in; income for this country. Since my stay have hail a most interestinz and eonveni the Arbenium ; a very tielie-htfel place; esperh rooms, with many of yonr period' good library, and newenapers front all qt. world, and every thins in exvieite order. 1 was mneh pleased et gums over the Yard there, to see their fine 74's &r. Thi the Navy Yard. is as open as the public and any persona, pass the sentinel unnotit ter about as they please. 1 went quite or. .choseitsaLitt the .1414.Wril.atiartgn tOftleat lian.e: this I think is havins too mncli pnt as an incendiary might lire the wbulle.—t' built under the cover of permanent buitdii attic two ship-houses have a 74, to _lit; meat whenever their country may wont it With respect to what regards the folks nets, that is, Indians, I saw, while arum our connexion had enonsli of farming, hare somethins looked out for them at Through this lone town in Anwriea, and Orleans, I have escaped any eruption or inflamed eyes, whirls prevailed very Dam see. This 1 attribute to my vegetable die and contineed exercise.—The climate tin Summer, bas been pleasant. save a tow days—the thermometer in my chamber from sixty-two to seventy•five during the I have been at Hoston—the musqactios bled me--I hare accounts of some trent( in Landon, Seurlrunpton, fk.C. YOU sea .nod thunder and lightening, as we have Upon talking one day to Iturtenslow, bet at the Allll, he told me, w h en he landed Wharf at Boston, he and his tit() sons, I sbillinss and sixpence between them. Ht people who have to work fur their living better prospect than in England. llis ti a fair MI of doing well as coopers, and very good and rapid workmen. I am foot, as usual, to Hartford. • This alludes to on American's boastinc, was better and finer in 116 country than in I !dancing the grand thunder and 11411.ning tl In the Report of the %rchbisliefi of Du livered et his primary Visitation, held in Din day last, which we gave yesterday, 111 e roll which wecnpy from the erre:agues Journal, " ire, my Reverend drethren, are ',lntro which we are hemmed in by two opposite professing Christians. The one possessing owl nltal tee ran roll u Religion ; and the o a Religion. without wlint we can call a Chi so blindly enslared to a seppused infollit authority, as not to seek in the word of Cn the faith they profess ; the other so confident bility of their indivitlital liniment, as to the I faith, that they deem It their duty to roast I loaners of reli r ilun. We, my 'Brethren, are both extremes; a nd huldieg the Set Iptarea • ter, whilst we maintain the liberty with wt made ns tree, we ere to submit ourselves tr which he has made us silbject. from this ed freedom and qualified submission 'pm work of the Reformation, by which the t countries, having thrown oi' flee slotty# of lion, burst forth in the purified form of CI don ; end hating ling aside the novelties tion, presented to the world the fair picture eentiiue, and ancient Catholic Church, r:tal :hoeity, end entitl4d to all that alcaiance the enrl3 Church, Of which it was the ..iset, legitimate contifiiiation. Now, uy the SSW our Church was thus restored, can it onl and (row the of flint spirit it is that an :doll hate arise!' 10 ..isturb It. tranquillity, benefits. Nei r nisputes uod divld irianiph of lity and irreligion) hroken liplied serious sects whirl' profess that tor 15.1 rej,cl err errors, ns we did those u( Roa' ; but also 'mores* ourselves, and pule, a sectarian spirit has peen eugendered, gene* of an unqualided exercise of indivi, which, front want of 'hie knowledge and ( A ll of the relations end consequence,' of things, either ht an unauthorised as.;umption of there is no just title, or in an inconsiderate duties, to which a niece enlisliteued couscit self beuud to submit." RlOlOl l / 411 . 0 ,14.4. • • -•••••• .:. - , . . Net Cent. : .F.W i r- 1 '. P• 11 2 ( ,V-4; (4 : ', • -ff '-.4. . '. . • ..e. N ,va•••••• • - • -. I I . s .. , EL...2....f.... a ' !IN PENCE. --•--- mi sts of this esta- I ; ' .. ' yards, beach. I OW with li ds, e . d in all sorts of ' tegetables, sal. t.' Wive (np) and . 4 .. general resort rarely happens t arc generally . r rapid feeders. i .6 to move.—Tbe t 3 inhered ; these a al the comforts , dollars a week. as inerchanta. guying . tribe of , of the universe I mirror fecassra. • , • I, connected to u ' ein half 1 mil* lions made by , I ones since my I d limit finished of . a le water ; these •r machinery. a half at every I • ng always kept T' 1 (. the tide water , t oirs being such dig perceptible . ' seats' of great 1 as four pair of Is, and to this • traction. Here • lame of Borten- .... . ....r 'cy. He Irk ow Alters ; he gets mashing, as a orley "upon the doctors at New it has been ids. . 1 e been told of a ,I rration, at Ken- ::I Butler and are • .asing. If this assertion, that 4 111 V o'her broils Prints here get . t'tn live in, pre- inahing a carat ay at flavor', I . • . . .nirtit lounze at spseioss and oli.•Il works; a quarters of the the Nary Dock li') Fite entrance to . st reet—lhoys. tired. and %ann- oyer the Massa- • . as.it isa-use.saa lithe cordilence - -Ships are here I dines, and each . 1 J.. into their eled b. • their protection. ,s in the wilder- song' them, that r, and they may i at New York.— sl down to New DR my shin, and och in Indiaua. , .'. .. lint, temperasee. , lie whole of this 's :: , w elose mugeV i . .:',;," 1 r has ac - rragfa ....• ~ e city, eser since .. 1 have not trim- riendous thunder . ma to have as ive in Americo.° mfore mentioned ed at the Long .. , had only seven ~ 0 le says he thinks • It ng, have a mock .•- . too sons are in s il are becoming. il n starting otf on , that every thin.: England, and in- they ~ had.. 4 . II lie's Chortle, de- Dublin on Thufs- Mowing passage. .... , t, was omitted : wd in a station i : 1 e deszriptions of g o Church, with- . other possessing Church; the' one ible ecclesiasticti ' Cod a reason for lent it. the Weill- Ise reasons of (itch r a all authority in . • re to keep clear of 1 miaow great char- which Christ bas ., to the snthority to I spirit of temper- 1 • !mg the glorious 4 hsrch of these rglatish superset- i . Christian renosn- s of human ins ez;- w of the trr• a Id titling all that au- - 11 whi.:ll he:orzed to ftocumbercd and ne spirit by which ...: my be prescrerki ; i• schism anal cuntu- y, sell impair its 2 ~ Mors (to the great .. I !roe. ti: ard .. ul- sr conscience site of the Church of I within our nan red, ii. the is,i,ol. .. ividual jedgmeot, / i All comprebut.sion i, Is sure to issue r rights. to wLists te abonc...mient of acct; must re.:: il-