The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-23 00:00:00

T % ~~~l "Tm, r ; ,1 „ • L - • • : . • , 7 ~ r " ' N , ... . . • !sr , ' • • 1. p • ,'o il7B. • ! ill A rRr, ROYA l' ;,'NFN ;id he acted the Nieln-Drtt.„ T 1) E EXI LE.• the Exiir, Mr. I,'„f: FAT( )N ; (Lreeniete f ar hl. A NCH.AII I) t Barna Alltratitt(4,l9r. LIS- P • , Amer; Mt\ 1110.1.111 ti Y Darou Mr. MURR.A 'Seethe . . Mr. PAW )t,; q•irr•3 qtplbl;l. kiexiaa, 01 ;, ; Jo INS rom; K:elhati 14rit. I),ICAMOS. O h : 1 , 11 , ~;tins of _the Elittabeth. '•••• trill he settle'', the kitteirf TilE CHILI) OR M ..NAVYRE. e pap I, . ti'd NI; Meritlit Alistaza, r. ror, ; ton M t t Valetwir, Alhertit. .rrhinnert Vert • rt. HUM PH I tail: I P ▪ ••, • i ROOTH (being appearuce ou p r ice se. 6-411 St. 64 get2, 4 sP4l. C.• ierr ?.. Set intd !Mar Ity—Upper clation, Pri r 5 1 , king Jaha.--o , i Kostry. The Mouniitioeert.. •is .j The 4:amester.-0a Weds, tid4 r 1( -011 i* , itlty ttert„,„,,.4, 1 ,, r fitst time, rid ryottert, G Mates of.livredeir ipera .....—.---___ t3RAN3COMB AND CO,. ij VFW RIG ill s , stitirittg Rattner and sole • (~ ellet,w, rospectrolly %inform, the' Public they' are ..•1:. - ket. ;awl Shares in the OitY Lotter., to be d rawn i n n i,g tt k VS. in 6IIILDEILA.I.L, the fir.t diy to be the 4i I :tu b., n e m, It eeettios Fteehold Hoses to the a rid vpo a roe of Itlloolll.. P; certified boi.three respert.ihie " w o, and they hope their usuni (',and Fortune will sot 1'.44r Port-totters ..t Mei. - Old -Mires, No. Si. Com b::: \,. 11, liothor.i; No.. II& ,D4y-osarkel; where They ~ in lux' And 1S :d iilooe, SIX PRIZES of "QM TARTY-1:N 0 10,AW4. in inferior Capitkls—nlio the 1 43 a Y.i.i ; th e lost .(1001. ; • hod only 40.1,1061• ; b eside, .. VI , . 1300 Tickets, protium:Jog 2.1,i601. and others of 5011 1...e.N Se, cit. - .. • • ONLN. - LOTTERY NOW• 04.811. E. TEXT MONTH VECEMB . 4, . THE I) CITY LOT rititY tviLL t) U RIf♦W 11l ALL. I.ON DON This Capilal Property, situate st , .:,n1 Pickett-street, amouam in value to up.: : IrairATitousAid Pounds, nod is she last Op ata t, the *.•alictlnt have of ohmic:nig :t valuable Frte lital-fat redeemed, for B!. 15:. There are Twenty elpita!:tize% Price of a Ticket, IS 15 0 19 01 Eighth ... 4 0 tam' 9 7 01 Shrteeuth Tok, ablflhares are selling, et N'os. 15 and 96, Skinner ; ;, , oveltill ; 19. Pickett-street; 6,- Aidgate;..eorner got lath t 419, Oxford-street; 12(1, Strand ; aid 8, CITY TICKETS AK D SAARIIS; P gig s. TICKEN and SilAltES • t rihe .:RAND CITIr LOTTERY. that DRAWS' ),.y. Ih:crasher dlies the Prizes which are Tat— dole TRU:HOLD HOOSI:S. discharged of .I..;iidt-Talt. and oldie tic roost Elielle Parts ,Of 1..i0d00 and Weshain. istie LkST CITY LOTTERY, BIM aid the 13 RANe 1 IoTE Lo a. or 25,003/./tothseveral otherC APITA L P RIZ ES, SHARV.i. Lithe LA if -T!ITE LOTTERY, BISH 0014 two Prizes tdrast. iim rea.ear 2,4:01I. stile taw ' re* .is( 611116 /lc— .is Owe., antt the V./notate Holders may rerAre their nee, ,wn Deqviitti, at either 4, CORM - JILL, ar 9, (WAR- N ;' Vo'o4. Pocket-Book and Bi&ek 3 a Lead Pencil Maker to the King anti Prince of Wales, a Oclinal Ma:oratory, No. 162, Strand, opposite Newcastle. WI, her le ave to recommend to the Public Lis GEN Ul N E lA. A LEAD PENCILS, whose rdperior excellence has , en for in re than 5!) years universally ackseowledeed ; and cool- for drawing in colours (of is late ;uremia°. ) To chitin- Penril: from Counterfeits, the mark{, which was for= Irma %Ilddleton, is now changed to -N. Middleton; and Irectirm, No. 162, Strand, London, stamped on each pen- An ex tessisr assortment of picket-books aud titre id-Coseti, 01,14 mounted in gold, silver, hod plata ; a complete a sort of troelltre4, writing, and dressing-ears; Gentlemen's incommodes, containing every article for shaving aad portable writia.: and dressinertesks and boxes, in Ina siin-wimet, leather. Stk. Writing papee, extra One krzr pens, film Irish and Dutch sealing-was, and all List& 411., mery portable and counting-house letter-copying ma- These machines, by w Web writing may be ex pedita , .od clearly copied, are brought by N. Middleton to the perfection ' and comprised' in a malt case, which rooplete desk ; some so small as to be " lB 7f the greatest miena to those who travel ; others of a size and form to erlhe purposes of a complete oeeretaire. A large as-ort .of cm.r.. aid :ditto& of fine cutlery. . lANr I AR:nI W ATER, for the Cii . re of all Complexional. Ailments, and Beantifying the Skin. PlllSCombinAtion of innocent Ingredients, from its iriallibly allaying the erects of Heat and removing Am, is a most pleasant and necessary article fur the hissgeoeral improver of the Skin, a• certain cure for all us Eruptions. and the bites or stings of venomous 414 duo particularly recommended to the Public, htkbtrongest ielimonies io (*spur of its Efficacy, front a the first fashion, in willed it has been long used—its t , % pi °pray also render it inestimable to Lathes who toir. messed for Children of all axes; and the many who bee' , beacfifed by its application, cnnstitutes ouc of its uioes to the confidence of the Public. Pints 7s. 6d.--Half Pints 4s. 6d. B. None are genuine bat those signed by the Proprietor the label of each Bottle. , and Sold by Mr. Bragge. Holloway; Sold also by Y" 461 / 1 1 en' Cockspur-street, Londou, and most respect - Perflosers and Medicine Venders, at whose Houses Let "a Pennon of the first Distinction may be seen, in con. tun at its efficacy. • • yt. FOTH EKG ILL'S FEMALE PILLS for different Complaints incident to the Sex at various pe "sf l•,fe. It has been truly °Nerved, that worneo are leek, a variety of diseases from the nature of the functions Pan Istined as tootben to perform, whit~ entails upon L 'altovo, pain, and an interruption of those regular se coutettot with the full enjoyment of health; to act culistitutiot i of the female, and relieve this obstruction, bus been known toopte with such certainty, 4 !`' , mut ,Alety, us DR. FO an FEMALE it %mitts high conic ana invigorating powers, with its quality of relieving foliates, oppression, and those kilany symptoms which arise from .o much blood iu It; they are the most certain Cafe flr nervout. hysteric, L. tuir•acoro o l:ii n t s , as well as the various other spasmodic LS, • s trunnion to the sex. DR. 'FOTHERGILL'S as a Family Medicine, should he Ii possession of "mother, and other guardians of the you% who have entrusted to their care. It ' Auer repeated applications to teveratof the Faculty ciP tr, labouring %cier a togpstrial ullearietio.i, which (10 sg Ivo lien air subject to it o certain critical period IrLii!LL's g i l sPPlicd to you, mid Was reconsaieaded.-1)A.'19- PIAALc. PlLLS.hwiiich you prepared; I re ; wonimi's coVint to he a desperate Cale:. 2 lee '',Vout 'mitt y tuagi 'oda°. Co .tout of's. antrunlble to perform thelltoctions of life, but .to i • l nut.luneot,lly the use of three Buses nt . 10 hit- . OKLA, the is restored to perfect health. I have re- • °non to teverid &motel mabjeet to irreMtlariticss fntiu t i the greatest advantage from ;beat pito. Sir, your obedient servant. reli-street, Aug. 'SARAH BREACH% 140 ,Yiale and Retail at Mr. Beller s, 4, Chealtsidev , 4 : n r, t!elaaaer.roa ,?.69, Borough; Bacom, i see tilk4t, 76, 0 xford-xtrest and MOM Medicine Yea ": lona, in }loxes at b. 9d. each. .SHED THIS -Dar • • SOO pOMitited, io Svcs. price is. P-R Eli ENDAR Y and the-CURATE ; or, An. Appeal to. the Candour of the Pantie :.compre henaft Itt impartial Et po,ititth of the State of Parackial Af fairs in Sawle y , Wilse, and Lone Enos , le the Todntv of Derby *; of the Condon of the Prebendary ; and .of theitela tivo and Oppre.setl Situation of the Perpetual Curate. To which are added, intere.iiag and Explanatdry Letters. and Docaineuni. By The *Rey. THOMAS HUM PHRIES, Ai M. Apdi alteraor partem. NtPtigigtlflN Printed. for C. Sutton. Nix • 1, - Hrldlesthinis aria all the Ronitsellers ia NottinerriOo er‘Yrietyltniktrnitatt. Leiester, lc.; and Crash; ;tad Co. tatio,neraTeourtJAPlott. _• . . r , ~: 1 • 11. 3440.0a0 . '""H`0'' tA. I tQl&N r Citarroo.w. eraftipuez-c • • i nariVlitberiek. >Br bliss 101114 MAKER, .• , • . Paietrld.hoole. blßhsldre.- Rd. TINE DEAD LETTEi , K•Qf EWE.. .1 yak. by - th e Aut horofaddtWinteeuillath, ' Corinna of England," "Banks of the Wye.!' THE MIRROR OF THE GRACES; . r, The Eng. limit Ladies' Coaiume : combining every possible means to esta blish o'laibit • tiftabte, elegance. and fashion. wiih modesty, ecooomy, and judgment in the .Gobtunse or Drew of reihnles, wiled for every age. eomples ion. or firm. Wri teu a Lady of Dist Met t .. wlin boa travelled and studied' onent iv el y . what is truly ,gracefill and elegant amongst the refined Notions of Euchre: 4U a beat Pocket Volume, with beautiful Plates, bs. or rulnured.7a. 6d. • Jost puhlislsed, ' HENRY ATiD ISA.BELI•A• ; or, The Revealed If For- , tone. 2 v., Jai. This Day leas bliabid, _ : . In one lod i nate itirg. 'Prim I*. beards, ' itHISTORY OF TH,Es.ROMAN Govo.N. - NEST; from the Commence nent'•it the Statetill the r total Soheersion of Liberty, ley • the thsectsoral; Usarrat ion of Caesar Augustus, rn - the Year of Roine. 724.... Ry 1 11.EXANDER BRODIE. *** As it , oust no allowed that the ancient Itoinans were a most remarkable people, and as titerc is reason to suppose, that the eaergy it the;! charactets, and successes of their un dertakings. were entirely owing to , the nature and egrets of t,:seir Political Institution% correct notions o"these must he of the highest value. The Author of this Work' being of opinien that they have hitherto been totally misunderstood and mitre presented. has ventured to present a new view of them, met to deduce such speculative conclasions as the historical facts seemed ' .to ;warrant. Printer! for.Longsann. Burst, Rees, Orme, and Brawn, P. ternAslek.-r sr. I„mton and Jit:si 1, tidi.nour4h. _ _ . upurxu STATES. (Fives tlialsratirdwir. laraLwasscsa.l Vi r ksturtoToor t OCT.• 15.—Front certain peva •gradlls which.havoreeently appeared in the Engnslt quints, it is probable that questions may •herealter arise between the American end British Govern. ments, on the subject of blockade- Or • to the ducumnies,cometatn%- 2344 sti . ..A)autalsbelv . ten (rain ilr. Mew of the British du ct 1. we betii•ve, toe prim Unites States, bey . --- sauced any-pretensirms,- and contrary to which, It is hoped, Great Britain will set at no new rule : " Mil. MERRY TO MR. MADISON. • !‘ -W . ookington, April It, ISM. 4 ' Thornton not having fotled to transmit to his Majesty's Government an account of the representation which you were pleased to address to him, under date of the 27th Ono- tuber, last year, respecting the blockade of the island of Marti ' niqueund Guadaloupe, it is with great satisfaction Sir, that I have just received his Majesty's commands, 91;111Se:I to the by his Priocipal.Secretary ot Suite fro , Foreign &fairs. snider date of the inis of January Inst.'s) communicate to .you the imarrae tions which have, in consequence of your representation, been j sent to Commodore Hood, and to the . Judges cif the Vice-Aik• ,roiralty Courts in the West Indies. I have,accorditigly, the, honour to transmit to yeti. Sir, the enrlmed copy of a letter from Sir Ryan Nepean, Secretvv ,to the Board of Admiralty. to Mr. Hammond, his .Majesty'fUnder Secretary of State for Foreign Agairs, specifying the nature of the instructions n hich have been giveo. His Alrijesty's Government doubt not that the promptitude which has been nsarrifepted to redressing the grievaiices complained of by the Government of the United States, will be considered by the latter • as an additional evi dence of .his Majesty's constant and slneree desire to any pound of misunderstandin,r that could have a tendency to in terrupt the harmony which so happily subsists hetweeu this Government and that efthe United States. s• t have t he honour to be, with high respect and consideration, " Yourmisi (Medico& bumble servant; (Signed) " ANTII. MERRY.". 4 < ? • - " Admiralty Office, sth Jan. 1804. " Sta;-- , itaving communicated to the Lords of the Adovi ratty koird llowkesbury's letters of the 2 W ult. inclosing the copy ,fa diipitica which his Lordship had received front Mr. ThornitM, hid Majesty's Charge d'Affaires in America, on the snAect.of the tdocknte of the islands of Martinique and Gua -I.ll,tuile, to< , ettier with the rem of the iltdiorate-General tnereupots,l have their Lordships coot:•lands to acquaint you, for his Lordship's iulbrisation,iliat they have sent orders to ; Commodore Hood, nottu consider any blockade of those islands.l as existing, unless in respect to particular parts which may be actually invested, and then not to capture vessels bound to such parts, unless they shall previously have been warned:not to ea ter them. tlad-thotwors OW: saw ISO ilictoeccia`ariAtrectiom on thesabject to the jinlges of the vice-Admirafiy Comfit the West ladles and America. " law, Btc. (Signe ) " EVAN NEPEAg." L. d " George llammund, Esq." • •4 • ~ ~~.. , - . r.~ftci ~ • PRICE (No: PRUSSIAN ROYAL DECREE. -....._ :(;17LATION 1114pPECTING ?TIE GENERAL . *RE of all apd ENGLISH GOODS. Pa an stock lesti.sass, by the Grade of God, Kiss of Prussia. Rte. • 6 ' By ow pate* bribe Inn of thji month, we hate ordered the levy of .10• duties under the general Cowinemial Tart, as far as the Seth inst. in oar Stlltef, oil the Colonial Produce en tered fur home consumption, under the convietiou omit those Reeds which, were in old stores, or, in .protwis under the new codiscation. ississtheilery inc,oo.ldernble ;.but loadinich as, by actwitats Awe received from a Coiomission appointed to search into the trade of the sea-pnrts. the sulkies. has admit, that -ftantities of culonial produce, seppooldly from old stern, do Sot.preclude the *es-. watcufeiness of our Excise s have been deceived, aid ef I=ll4. Stave heels de `m for home c onsamp li on : "On the-e accounts we have determined, by a teem] and decisive measure, at the same time to ward from our Treasury these threatening rircurastances and ;be artifices of those who in our States shall have endeavoured to act in contravention of the Continental system. With this view we decree as follows: " Sec. 1. Petulant to this becalm:, all colonial produce, and such goods az, from their quality, must be consider•d to be manufactured in England, which art at preseat in the Custom house Offices of all the Cities of our Kingdom, er which may still be imported, shall be seized; and, as far as is necessary for their security, shall be locked up, seised, or placed under 1 watch, and inventories be taken of the same, according to their quality and the gross weight. " The stores of the sugar refiners, as well of raw ns mane• factured sugar, and aho those of mercluues dealing in sew manufactured is the interior of this country. shall he included in this regulatiou. Nevertheless the untutifacture which has been commenced by the former is not tq be interrupted. " The principal officer il'Excise in every place is vesponsis ble to us tor the complete and early execution of ibis Decree, which, in the first instonce, must be undertakenlo respect to the most Considerable. merchants; and all civil officers, as well as the heads of the military, shall support them when required, viz. time military commanders shall supply the necessary guard. " '2. Oat the day of the publicalion of the 'present Decree, or from the announcement of the seizure as far as this shalt take ' ' place, and as long as the latter continues, no ti:erchaot or expe diter.min dispose of those goods . belutigihe to him, or committed to his care, stall less make cooveyaoces of theta to other places, ' under penalty or confiscation. goods which were either load ing or unloading must he delivered ,ins public warehouse, and the custom-houses are to be completely shot against suspicious goods. " 2. Such merchants and expediters who were not suspected . by the custom-house officers, and who were not therefore exit= mined, are bound to give, within Cif boars atter the publicatioa of this patent, an account of etch ,goods to the custurn-houses, under penalty of confiscation. , . " 4. The goods seized on the road shall be taken posseritas of on their arrival at the place of destination, or at the office of duties for exports. The person who sends them is respon sible for their due arrival. Should the goods is the mean time Para through a city which has a custom-house, the seizure is to be made there. " 5. To prevent delay is deciding upon the goods taken .or seized to the injury of the owner, inventories must be made' with the utmost dispatch, and an account be given by the pro. 1 per offieersevery three days to the Fin a nce Department, of the progress of the business, and the Inventories already prepared mist be added. The lina report. must, without fail, be sent to the office within three days. 'The other officers are to send atts ventories made by 'themselves to the priatincial officers placed over t hem, which is to forward them with their remarks tot* olEce of the Fin ;thee* Departnient. " 6. The inveutories shall contain, Ist. The !mine of the merchant, shipper, or expediter, front whom the'goods have been taken. 2d. The place where they are stored. sd. Their quantity nceordingitsitumber and gross weight. 4th. The sup posed art weight. Mb. The quality. 6th. IV hat consumption ur transit duty the merchant, shipper, or expediter can prove to have been nWetsdy paid. 7th. The manner sad method in which the goods tire insured. firth. The circumstances which led to the supposition that the goods were secretly introduced, coati:try to the Regulations against English Commerce. " 7. With the decision respecting the confiEcation or restora tion of thegoods, seized according to our particular instrac we commission the following : " Our Privy Counsellor and Chief of the Section of Taxes in thiFinance Depariment, Von Hendenresex. "'Our Privy Couasellor and Chief tst.ate Secand Division of the Ministry for the Foreign Department, limiter. "'Our Privy Conn ellor and Chief Jnstice and President of the thamber of Commerce, Von Bratfaschweig, and from their determination no appeal is allowed. " 8. The goods restored by these Commissioners shall he de ' livered to their proprietors, only am thy payment of time Duties, turording to the Coutineatal Tatif, excepting so fir as they have been already paid into our treasury. The Chief of the Section of Taxes for the Finance Department, has curt-of the payinent4 these Ditties into mar Chancery.. To the muse is committed the sale of o confiecatedgoods, " 9. Till the decision is declared, the Elelse•offieers and me. suspected tradesmen may take such quantities of the goods plaid as they may want for retail, Nevertheless, in c a s e of ss reverse of the sentence, t 'ley Mist give securby for the payment ' of their value and the duties,*according to the Continental Ta rif ; they mist 31911 produce particular notes thereof. " All our good subjects mot be regulated berehsvotrui our Ministeri are charged with the complete and speedy execution of our design. Our Justices of Military and Police Officers shall assist the Custom Clouse Officers in the executiteaf this Decree.—pirea at Potsdam, 98th Oct. 18(0. „. (Signed) " FREDERICK WILLIAM, I • (Countersigned) "..VON HARDEN BURG. " V. 1). 601,TZ." ' , I . ' „ :jkednesday mor n ing a b out six o'clock, a middle. rigra, woman,- of very decent appearance, was die. icoyesomeed by some wattrmen, lying upon one o f th e ~ • ostailings of -Louden-bridge ; they took her to thb ;Queen's Head public.houte, at Billingsgate, 'cry -Much exhausted, but quite sensible ; when she sa d" she remembered leaving her husband asleep in ,bed, but could not account how she came whefe site was found. lt is thought thit She had - jump /4 j o ff t h e b r idge in her slfep, as her back, it was feared, was broke. She was conveyed to the botvital without hopes.of recovery. _ ••• _ . • • • ' '- 2 - • , -:-..1.1. ' '; „ 1 ' • '' . . . ... . • ' -4. • 1' • . - . ..., .N. • 1 N ' ;'""W ill• ' • . • , . 44111..... 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' 'VINE PREHF:NDARY and the-CURATE ; 'or, teed apply) oto y y meet 'kith a comf o rt a bl e an d permanent Si ts- 9 EIZUR Hann, oy apprpog to O. Sutton, Revisit OSTICE. Nottiog- 46 W e r. E•;eRTI)N ; floyernor n' j An. Avoca; to the Candour of be .. .t 'antic :.cornpre- h,, a „ • i Barna Alltratloff,..by. LIS-. he I" An `l' ' '• I r „„.„., ~...„, _ ___ _ __ _al. c . i mpar ti al ..sonotioti of the `rate ine Pikv....hi..l Af- itet of blockades. On redlining here and tfiere r— iire;er — and -v ;e37:qtia 'uc n t l i t i itt :aFfliiil iisri 4 .. :E . ! !a isea C .,ma4,;___ _ ongrm isgiwato osi let t: .:.. w rielesub l ie ._ti l lut r . tt o e ffoiud y:z ie i t a a ined iatiolem : Rt y w or: riaille been Emu t :e d ers i :ind Comatis-fipners that eakatat prodacenr,haultehrrpaaaretheithtet (ripe *0 this topic. - It embraces, • incipile l s cordially admitted by the rond 'which they have never ad- _ t___ __ ..____ . - PRESENTSLITE OF !Urn. A Gentleman who left Port.ai-Prince'a telt, for. iiishes the folloWing particelatirelative to the state of affairs in that country at the tiaie,of his (leper. tuft Pm- - . . . The Mole is still In possession of the trots ,of Pellets, entitle tbo•Coeimand of General D' rve, who succeeded Lamarre, but closely be.ieged by. the 'array, and blockaded by the fleet of Christupbe; it was supposed to contain provisions fur three or tour Months, - but the opinion was, that it could not hold Out tenter than that time. This position was 'the , only oneaseciipied Ity Petion iii the northern de partment of •Ilm Woad, and' iboUld it fall, the whole inilitavy force of Christoplie will, no doubt, be tarried against thefdlith. The atlvauced posts of Christophe extend to l'A r.. chive, which is only. about 13 miles from Port-au- Prince, the capital of Petioles dominions. This city would afford a powerfUl obstacle to the con quest of Citristoilie, as it is nbarly surrounded by a strung wall. •„ : . ' • • . ;Unanimity seems to, he wanting—the people ire 'mostly divided into i'actions—one party is attached to the President, another is desirous Of placing, citigaud at the head or the: Goveliithent, and the third is suspected of being in favour (if Ciiiiiionhe ; if 'these conflicting ; seutiMents continue, Port.tu. Prince must fall. . . General Ripon!, from whositalents, energy, and popularity, so much was expected, was lying sick at . Jeannie. Genelil avow hod not sOrroiderill with. his army. tolifgauil, is was reportedi but was still in a state 'of oPett,hostility against the authority of e P i etioi t i, with a term) Of aboist life or* sik d mr. negociatkon had bbeh °Oiled, land "a Per.. sonal intercourse (pelt ' Osten . .befsteets Ole two Chids ;Mitt without peoduCink any arrangements. Grimly is a Hero, 'and s jail dAelareil himself in the interest of Christophe, ' ':'''' -; . • ••• •- . l Should this atatement be cofiect,' after the reauc d uo o f th e M o le,' the Conquest of the south -*ill follow most probibly; for as the war kio iiivinne4 very much the character of a war of colour, andas the Macke are much more numerous thin tip fitoe lattoes, 'disaffection will more genetlly,': pre!tail aniong the troops of the South, whoaksitritseir I ' black. We should not lie surprised te.seFikik . . lime the same s) stem of . ektefiblhation • graft' the Negroes avitssiclei . f., o q.tipiri i rl, i'ss l .., ...,,,,. L A It has -olreaity st itpett„commqlo 4l 4y . ..6'4l . tiopuel, In bi ta t ti o t ! ,4 0 tla f ,.tklytiejtatsipriagge,of,just s re. ceived from thel ; Papf 3 . 44, ffi. iteilt..9( at at9 o} tember l says, ". At is. g , , eit . try. wer,e d, ; ,,kbat from the above opesaiiptiA th)ossaulkl ,pajsgsinst. Abe Mole by Clieistopise, it could n0t04914, out longer than ten dais." T is is calculiti*.gp . pre f . sume to be preuitture, as. It &kepi so, materially c from the account from Port-au,Prince, sitich may Lbe considered as that of the besieged. • I ... Abl' • _ loyal! 11111Willielt 1.4111•7 , dg MED/ C,A ).Q N I TOR . PART I. ' Containing OBSERVA VIONO on the gFFECTS of EARLY Dt'SIP ATION. . In which the most destructive 'awl most prevalek species if Juvenile DebotteherN is inve%ti gated :Ind et pluined; Nith an humble hope., that the'Authoeti, remark?, fouuded on bingsexperience, mid sutiported by qwslienable kW; horities, unto give a check to that progrewive degeneracy idle the Iluman Rare. which appenri to he making rapid Arid , s to its total extturtio-. The whole interspersed with friendly medical admonitions to Youth of both Sexes, and instrattions how to presreve a good, invigorate a feeble, and repair a shattered Constitution By E. SENATE, 514). London: .pabliAtea by the Anthert and sold by Sherwood and Co. . Paternoster-row r Parsons and Son, 166, Fleet street; wall 13onlosellers.—Priee 4s. in kiards. • I SERA T rH. . FA LE ti it, Dentist. ni Wobarn-planes Russell-square, kegs leave most respectfully to inform the Nobility and Gentry; who tisayi have occasion for the exercise of his talents, that he be consulted at all times, betweeil the hours of ten o'Clock in the moting, and five in the afternoon. A large porting Wf the community being already reFired rind, befiteil by Artificial Teeth, constructed by hlr. Faleur, from Mineral Preparation, he is always enabled, through the liberality cif his friends, to give such references, as to their elliciiey and durabilit, asTad not fail proving satisfactory to those who Away have occasion for such substitutes, an ad vantage and indnigence never before, .be believes, enjoyed hya filentist.—Mr. Ftittair engages hi ME x row one tooth to a whole set, without pain or irritation to fhe patient, and to renew theta without additional charge or e x pence, shouldtheywear or change colour. —M r. Faleur can atm liffirtau Artificial Palate, in a manner peenliar to himself. He has lutely succeeded iu relieving a gentleman, whose suffer ings and privations were .great, and whose sate wits of the most ditficult nature; this gentleman has authorised Mr. F.i leur (as- well from a feelios of gratitude, as from a wish to satisfy any fellow-creature labouring under* similar affliction), to refer to hint incase of aily'doubt of Mr. Fitleues eapalit lity.---To those who are ant acquainted * wtith Mr. F. be - begs leave to observe, that his charge in either case will be arrays found moderate. Mr. Faleur has the honour to present to the Pohlie; the most efficacious Essence that has yet been -to their At tes.tiao, for the diseases of the Teeth aud.Gurns, Ile distills it himself, and it will be found to art not only as a remedy, her also as ti preservative. • It is to be had at Mr.•Fairiin, No. 18, ‘Voburn-place, Rumell-square. DVlCE.—Wliresi .Men 01 education and pro. G.ssional ski(' use peneverin,,o endeavours. to discover the t sat:- and enectioal method of treating few prevailing .IDireasea, the successful result of their experience is toe best proof of superiority. -•-• Messrs. tiOSS. And Co. Surgeon& after heir kregalarty edu cated amid initiated into every branch of tha professioa, teertifi- . eaten of whiet, from didermirkinspitals, and tee/ammo:its from the most eminent Plitficians, they dare to convince any En l . quirer), were induced to make she cure of the followisa: venses the, oblect of their particular staid V, vie. a CERTA liti. DISOROEk, frequently contracted in a, moment of intoxica., lion; and in i conconlitants. STRIC'tilitES . 0 GLISETS, Ss also DEBILITY, whether arising from 'Eacchatt lien tridul gences.long residence in warm climates, or a SEX ft ET SOLI , TAR Y VICE, too often unhappily. porrawd by toe Youth of both sexes ; in the one it will be found the entilb o'f •ST LIT Y it IiARFLENNESS, nod in the othei Noonan 'a nu merous train of nervow disease., which. afoot timely reiaedted, term tante in IMPOTENCI. and ON S PrION • • The result of a long aid extensive practice has enabled them, by a superior method, to effectually re,fisalvie those Mourners, honevate inveterate or complicated, without subjecting the pa tient to the tenet restraint en diet or eiercke ; and in light BNERSAL CASES, where an early applicx:imi id made, after discoycry. of ibe kafectino, the' themselves to per. ! form la care in the short interval of two days. The unprecedented success of their mode. of treatment in the ewe of the above complaints ( which 6:waterer been' known to fail in one sjugle instance in twelve year. practice, flu, tug . w awls , period many persons of built sexes have Been eared, even after settercipod injurious methods End been pursued by other puled titmers Without edict ), induces Mek.r.. tio.s mid (:.s. to taus putt. !idly Offer their advice. They may . he consulted einivr sex &say, personally, or by leiter, with intimlithie feeree t y, den. coley, and Alt , anion. patients in the Country, inclining n Musk rode, are equated', to state the•pniticubirs of their case, lige, and inianiwrlif and advice and medicine will be forwarded to aoy port of the Ifibigdom. Messrs. Boas and Co. 11, Bouverle-street, Fleet-street. I • 04 • TL + U y ‘ lifiveithlishki, io oae yell I'4olo. Price. hirtniN illiorated *sat Xopper•plates by Lowiy, and Wood-cuts .:0Y •Dranstriti; 'FAMILIAR INTRODUCTION to the ARTS 'and SCIENCES, for the Use of Schools and .oing Pervonst e•moninine General Esp!iration of the Fun damental l'rinriitlys and PANS of the Silences, divided into Lesb.eks ith Questions tubjniued to each, for the examina tion of 'Pupils. By the Rev. S, JOYCE, Autisor of ' tetnidr Diatontes," dry. Prinihml• for LONGMAN., HURST, REES, ORME, and IRO W tense's!, r-ro • 4 b." I •C s pablished. _ THE MEDICAL : 1 / 4 *ONITOR. PART 1. Unutaininx OBSERVATIONS on the Demers .1 r P r. ~, ra ...-- 196- I aStr r. air • thg 0 1 , Gr 95d1 at Pe g tar BO' to:: Coco Ods of LAS ' et — OOP d ea th, petrel&