The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-11-02 00:00:00

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'on will be opened at half past fire, aad the Play be or dtit. o the liti-‘ to be galleys of Mr. SRANBON, at 80,01tice in Prince s -place, Hart-street, frost tea N i '• N Second Price Ss. 6d.-Pit Ss. ea: aoefma *i t * lo o r Catr) Second price N.—Upper Is. ?t i er t o. No money to be returned. • , • wo, Aincbeth.—On Moodily, The Mountaineeira i 10 pr obe added, La Perrone; n?, The 1/eshlate Island I stroery, I)res,ef, &c.-011 Tuesday - , The Game. iiribestlay, The F.sile.—On Thursday, The Pro.- , or, a Journey to Ldon.—On Friday, King g;,;;lodny, Othello, the M on oor ar Verlice.. • • POST OBIT BOND ro b e SOLD, under cir cumstances of peculiar abatinge; payable one yea. :titer the decease of a blow io Yif eighty-fourth year, witiv Interest front the of his Aro.) 'or pariitubv, apply at the 076te of this Paper , 87, Fleet- '..;.-------- NClCV;General DETECTOR, and NAVAL an e sill.lT V V SKYTINEL, of the 31st of October, , ita i u il lf 1 14...46014 of the British Criminal Code.—A 00 0 . L or d: of the Tremors, upon the conduct of Or biir retro and For, Gibraltar, andllmt of the West i g oas ii iridi Remorks as htrCobbetes Observati , o 4 on swi. Gidd..pid. This work will be pubfished, price ls. 'harm' and ha Wednesdays of each receding Tilorith.— • Naive all Communi ca ti on s concerted with the No /Wirt, that of the Nary and Arm y . and the 016cen hat. Pa ktka by W. Evans, 6. St. Jame s 's-market ; 17. Nevi, CWll4 6 .4rcel, behind the Bank ; b 7 w hom, and Ot the • '!,?. Collins, Harvey's-buildings, Strand, all Comma- Na 'PI he received. ...--- This Day was published , in Two v olume. Ociayo. price 255. boards. SIXTH FA/I'llON, ;Wails , enlarged ; and illustrated frith Sine Plates. esgravid by LOWRY, of lIE ELEMENTS of EXPERIMENTAL CHEMISTRY. • fly WILLIAM HENRY. M.D. F.R.S. lreher of the ltnal Medical Wernerian Societies of F.din arch ; the Medicn-Clarergical and Geological Societies of I ph Lasko; the Physical Society of Jena ; Yiee-President of the Literary nod Philos..phieal Society sof Manchester; and %skies to the Manchester Inaratary. printed for 3. lohnson and Co. St. Paul's Church -yard. PEDRO RPITICIVIII: Us Day Iris vublishrd. price It. SiL , • )BISON ABUSES in IRELAND, exempli. kibr DOCUMENTS, setting forth the °FNMA ,IOI6 ad ATROCITIES of DOCTOR TREVOR. and m hISOCIATIS. practited upon the STATE PM IMES OP XIIMAINHAM ; which OPPRESSIONS IRE ALLEGED TO HAVE BEEN COMNOTTED RV IRDIII OP GOVERNMENT. daring . the EARL et LIRDWICILE'S ADMINISTRATION In IRELANit. Seleitid bi ' • ST. JOHN MASON,' Eon. aarrtutet snail' i And dedientod ts• _ • * The Right•fina. ak B. SIIERIDAI 4 . " VW) stated, the Treatment of fists*. Priv:mien is a flys • isot to all civilized Government.' —Pinta hlcsosts, 11+1 P. Speech in Parliament. Wine: Printed Noted by W. Burton, 8 1 2, Fetter-lase ; published X Jos, Na. S. Newyste-sttert, I.woolon .. John Stntltdatie SakAbbyy.atreev, Dublin; aid sold by. all the Bout kllers brood BrW& aisd Ireland. I t ICNISET/ STATE IXSTrItiI'OPPYONSi.4.t.,.• . Rs =MILL, ARO ST: •IWAIII4ARBVII,M11:14 . WM; ITORNSIIT rew ind Ili FMENLIS that Ow CITY LOTTERY WILL I I!. DRAWN ea the 4th of DECEMBER; a variety of I LULU'S aad SILSRES'ARE ON SALE , Ticket • ' IS 0 Ralf ;14.12 0 1 Eighth.... Al 4 0 glareet .!, 9 7 1 Sistreigh OVA SCHEMES GRATIS. . SIOIIIMIIf awl CO: iota tbe OR AN D PRIZES Itl the 10ELPHI LOTTERY FVO%'It MUSEUM. LOTTERY; t war DIAMOND LOTTERY ; eadist h efirstand Ief , WCITY LOTTERIES. Also % It..'Mg% a ` 2,000/ • ''''^.l,sl9, a 1.0004; awl Na. S.Ori 5001 . in Thirty-two , . the LOTTERY draw. *illOY the 19th LOCK AND SURGICAL DISPKNSA - His Royal Highness the Quke of Yurk President.; and tl'owine Committee of Goieroors:.- 6 ' ' }al of Leitrim -John Latotleh. Esq. *. P. Hot item. Jones ,Cl 4. 11. Clcatenb, M. P. Pl•ilim It. H. Sheridan, M.P. Surgeon._ Mr. K iernan, Itjens (.l. J. Ear NI. P. ber .i.f the Kuyal College, W. Jones. , NI.P. London. The high patronage of this Institution, cooducted under the " 44 ,teisept of a Gentleman of the first professitund ithiliiies, Ittisatirf t , the Public of the stiperior excellence of the plan. a ith a successful practice of all diseases impru ,,ilt costracted by the sous% and rittogry, and of their.dreatl ,, : c iisequemes, at strictures, debility, !Ix. a delicacy, se ; rt. aunt tumour, N conducting the ewe, hitherto. Iliskssowss• shin • s of this lmtitution no public 'confidence, is founded crab:wiled its a protect km to society aptiost the 4 , - "' 'Wolin* held nut by empirical promalent in . this branch Prartice. The first symptoms yield to Mr. K icrian's twitt er is few day s . T IT Surceon may bm e coulted 'by fisher t with the greatest weevers. at Isis private . house, N 0.21; Charlottettreet, Bedforcl-qnsare, front Nine till Twelve Iloruitig nail from gi till Sine' o' Clock at N ;to sN o „, . Levers anti other Cotanntr.icatioes,frocit Town and Coon ' slay Its addressed, loci win he punctually answered. CAftlAit „ WATER. for est Moe Of all Complex Waal rmn Admetus, not Hewitt sing' th- Skin. it "IS emobioittioo of innl;44tll,Ngtestfionts, from i 6 allavingthe effects of 'Teat and removing • • 11 a most ple,:tatit 0• 11 d or;cOoary ankle for the I : i. lernersi improver ek. the Skin, a certain . car e for ill • 1.11. us Lruptiotts, add the bites or slim)a of velsomous In imd i. 11111- I,lrticularlst rcrommi.otted to the Public, strongest te-tonotties to favour °t its Efficacyjr. , a a the f i rst fashion. in whielt if WM beet) tang..nsed—its p - openy also reader it Inestimable to 1.1140., who ; .!` Kuolte. belm'l for Children of 'all Mr, /Indlhe Als_._"tuY "", liroelited by' it, applicatiork rototiotOkoric' 0 f 1, • Auserttiation, In th e confidence of the L uigi,. • N . R. Pints is. tides—Al:llf Plots !Ids ~ 44 , •:`"" urn genside but those signed by Abe Proprietor Label of rich Rattle 11.1rint and Rnlii it Mr. Brace. Ifolloway Sold ak" b 7 ILteld Efew. Cocksper-steeet, imadoh, mid trow resrett,t• ...r...7_ 4 'nen , and Alediffee Vetoters, at vs hale totio's Let 1, o Pr i r. ic i rjuae sof i y he . heft Dislittcoiou guaY be Well , C 4ll "i . • 4 . • I. ON DOM , F:RID . 4-Y t . NOVEMBER 2, 1810. • 40016! PUBLISHED ?WS DIE :01 inblkbed, price Is. ed. extra boards, Nn. I. Speginsen of a NEW JEST BOOk ; Containing , itttCfeating mat original Ron Atnls , Jeua Wl:sprits!. Re.dtc. of the moil. celebrated Character., viz. Nikon, Newton, Cicero Martunatel. Johnion, Kotzebue, Kharo Klmn, F,mprrnr ►►l China, &e.—Also Annotations upon Shakespeare, with various other matters n leer before published. By MARCUS SPERNIACETI, the Elder. "Nee tibrolemanstratto, wed mild id e t t Satis."—Sa Luis?. " Dalltßeader, cudggt thy brain: no more nitwit it."—E ix° a To X. Y. Vim. and to the Skeleton of Joe Miller, Esq. time Trifles are obsequiously inscribed. Sold by C. Chapple, ;.1. Blatklock and E. W i lson, Royal Errhange. . , This Dny was published.. . ......-- in Sao. prier is. in boards. the Fourth Edition o f,, Ei4.VEN'IS of ELOCUTION ; la whit's 6itA . P Ipies of 'Reading anti !peaking are investigiaere and such Pauses,. Empbacis, and . Inflexions of Voice, as .ar. saitable to every Variety of Sentence, are distinctly pointed nut and captained ; with Direct in if for strengthening and too , dulating the Voice, so as to render it varied, forcible, nod bar monioss. • To Which is added, A COMPLETE SYSTEM OF THE PASSIONS, chewing how they affect the Countenance. Tune of Yoke, tae . . , sty JOHN WALKER, . " lAailtar of the Critical ,Promatuscing Dirilottarv. Peeled fotJ.Wodhere Wilkie and Robinson; G. Robinson; Cadell sand • DtMeir Longman. Hirst, Rees, Orme, and • &midi; nn Jam. Johnson and Co, . Thi4 Day 'we publishett, TILE. MEDICAL . . MONITOR.‘ PART L t'oMuinine OBtiERVATIQNS on the' EFFECTS of EARLY DISSIIikATIDN'. lta which the most destructive and most prevalm.t species of Amalie Debauchers is kavesti gated and explained; with an humble hope, that the Author's remarks, filfflitied on long experience and supported by on questionable authorit may give a sleek to that prpgrissive degeseracy in the Boman Rare, which appears to he making rapid strides to its total extinction. The whole imerspersed with friendly medical admonitions IQ' Youth of hot! Metes, and instruction how to preserve a good, invigorate a feeble, and repair a shattered Constitution. _ By E. SENATE, M. D. London : published by • the Author; and sold by SherwoOd and Co. 10, Paternoster-row; Ptl4l9OllS and Son, 46, Fleet ' street; used all other Booksellers Price 4s. in boards. - -DR. SENATE'S ADDRESS TO THE PUSLIC.' It is now more limn fift•eon years since I relinquished thews- , Dern practice of a lucrative profession. in orders to direct 01l the energies of my mind to the treatment of one pal tictilar branch; and the very treat success which has attewted my plan, bas induced several others to profess the same object. Without asseming any esteem:4ton pretensions, mina scorning as much as any man the delusious of einpyrical imposture, cam without vanity avert. that, by unremitting attentiun tuthe'j treatment of Nervous Disorders. and Relaxation of the Sys*, tem, in both sexes. I have acquired a facility of distriafillas'i tion. audit superior mode of treatment, which could nor hotel bees acquired by any man eugaged in the routine of generet practice. Willi confidence, therefore, l tender my professional services— • TR all those, who, from the Idlers, dissipation, earned's, sad enervating indolgenees of the present age, have ladneed that disordered state of the human frame, termed Nervous De bility, evinced by a variety of si metals's, sufficiently nume rous to till a large volume, and comprising an exteueive scale, front a simple yawuing to a periorysm of plirenzy. To the numerous class of Hypochondriacs, whose bodily in dentinesy acting by sympathy on the mind, excite a varies) of ehintera, and often generate these horrid a ‘il hallucinatiug ideas which lead to the desperate chains of suicide. To the deheiletk disciples of Onan, whose secret sensuality saps the fooutain'of health, viper, and animation, inducing disease in ad endless variety of forms, incapacitating them fur !the nowt important social ditties, impairing their understanding, end ultimately glchig a mortal Stab to the constittition.—The various distressing symptoms which manifest the effects of this destructive habit; frequeetty lead medical men into a labytititit of error, which proves often itdurious, and sometimes fatal le 4eler pstieet ; but my practice has been se exteusiife in this ;Doe, that I am seldont mistaken; and a slight hint, that the patient has been deluded into such a habit, will prevent the necessity of recurring to a subject which it must be irksome to allude to. •To those Who have injured their health by a residence in hot rioted unhealthy elitmdes or by the use of mercurial medicine tos, oracess ive drinking, mi n dmi n d other irregularities; particularly those who, tiring married, or ou the eve of marriage, have ' room to apprehend that their former errors may entail For aMption on an Innocent family, or interrupt the happiness and bereseey which should form th e basis of every niatrtioonial ea- I gogement. To there hilltop but deluded• individuals, umalls termed us. orlon.; by medical men, whase•pmsion fora beloved object, end atoned Ity consuironation,'appears to gala sew energy by repe tithe', till exhausted Nature gives the alarm of approaclitag disease, and the most distressing intionities call arniallsr the aid uhf science and e xperkace. To the Fair Wein general, to whom I recommend apeths ill aki; of my Treet6eoll Female Complaints; in which they w find au intertistlitg but delicate derail of eireumstances of the highest importance to women in every rank of tifcu': it may he had at my house, or of my Booksellers, Messrs. Sherwood itod.., Co. V. Patrnmster-row, price 2s. bd. And to all who labia i under tliMe distressing infirinitiesj , which doter the unhappy sufferms.fratn enteriog, into dbp IWD vied state, or who, being already married, are rendevetdoekl rabic by arontizinirrdectien, that In posterity they cambia its a a onl, to the nerWthes; the relit an dilie debilitated, of both sexist,. I flatter myself, that my long exp er i ence, is a very extennte practice, will enable me to afford prompt told perma nent relief. In alt those complaints which impede the procre ative powers, particularly Impotence in mem and Sterility or Barreetwp in women, in obstinate Glens. Strictest es, P tory Linissions, Nocturnal Pollifinas,&e. I can safely ever that my practice has been more extensive and more successful than that of any Other Medics& Man in E.uritisel it *sly leem iumim, therefore.fur me to assure the A tilicieal, 04, in every iuste they inay depend oti the Most inviulable Seemey, while each individual ease will he treated with tire mostioiookattentiop, and I trust with the same sycceat which has hitherto &deeded my exertions ia such a variety of instances. Illy House is Ittarinus and conveniently arranged for the re erption of Patients, by whom I may be moulted personally, at by letter. post free and attlablag: the custoinar fee. ever,y city till Enur &Clock ; bat my eneagements at bank are so nu merous, that, whet, required to go atientid, I expect an erten fee.-47.Stouthampton-li. Bloomsbury. TT is as . much to be r e g retted, as it. is intlisputal4y I 1. certain. that :p great siainber of an UrlrOritillate.Cl33ll of Fe wales beconie victims to a certain I >isease, from an utter impers• nibility, on their part, il paying. the exorbitant expellee ex hefted for a Cure by Practitioners its general, or from - the mead and littrrortifiltiesof an Hospital patinae, cion their winds : a eonsiderttio. that indaceS Meithrs. JON ES and CO. (*he+ have long confined their ProfeAonal Pursuits to the tre theJ at rakist of YEN EItF.A.L A FFEOTIONS), to inform 4 ....ve ilesitii tinu of eatietits, and thus. whose liberality aod /3 1 3 nnity uctstlient to commiserate il ..ir unfintonate sistia si is 'that iellet4, fur Female,. One qiiihea each, entitli n g t .'fiearer to a Cure, may be had. bv pJitorml applier.tion Sor ter (poq paid), at their, house. No. '..iti, Union-street, m ete. , . t may beneeessarst to infirm those who do not know .Mr. r J. NES, thst the stamina care and most deitvate attention w ill . .h paid to every individual, until a perfect re•ystablWntleat of, alth is (*fleeted. rhe Miriirin success which hall attended , Mr. - .Io44l#,S's titi? tntlpitinntt (11.1 i rrs and STK It - riIILES of 3 o f treat o induc e? hi m .3,II(ETIIR,A, tti utter his sts , a4atice to Gen , 4 alicted With ailch Atf.etion), and to signify that he at ly,t, home, fro in_tijcit! te'Cluit iu the Jloctung, until T wu, —:1 • . GENERAL COACH OFFICES, WHITE HORSE INN. Fetter-Him,. and CROSS KEYS INN, Wood-street, 2 Doors from Chrap,ide, Landow %TARMOUTII ROYAL SIAIL' and Telegraph Corvettes, through Lowestoft, Keaingland, Wrentham, Wrangford, illy borotigh, Yoxford, Saxinundhain, Melton, and Woudari4 e. every afumitson'at 4. YARMOUTH Latta N in.ses Coach, through Colchester and Ipswich, Tuesday, Friday, and - Suuday Mornings at Five. ALTON Coach; through Ojibwa, Hartley ROW, &e. Moo day Wednesday. and Friday !slornitigs at Nineo'Clock. ARUNDEL, rE - nvoittit. and LITTLE ci.IMPTON Post Coach, through Kingston, Guilford, and GOdaltaing s Tees day. Thumlay, and Saturday Mornings at Sir, BIRMINGHAM Telegraph Cnach. every Morning at Eight. BRIGHTON Koyal Couch, through Sutton. Rieglite, Craw ley. and Cticktlcle, eVery Morning gevee. • snomeroN, CHATHAM, and ROCHESTEIL Coach (the Sim SIDI/ gY ), daily, at 2 o'Cluck. ..CHUSW ER and P A RKtiAM.Telegrapit Onnelt, thmigh Walsall, Four Crows lyet- •y Rank;Newport, Turnlnt, and • Whiselserei, Teaday,Tiastdayiaal Raman Mostaillipt CA118R.10613 . Loan Nat.aws ettaclk Madly' Wedgies- Jay, and Friday Sloruings 'llse. CAMBRIDGE Colon: (Mach {late Old Oaleiridtrei, through Ilpyston and .Bustingford r eyery Manila/ Ai half V:451 Seven, eMept Sunday.. C X M BRIDGE•Iig M 'Telegraph Coach (ia7 hours), through Ware and Barkway, every Slortittw at Eight o'Clook, except Sunday, aed tarrko only Four halide. CAMBRIDGE Post Conch, through, Ware, Barkway, and Foulatiro, Wilily, Wednesday, aod Friday Afternonnta Four- C A.NTER.BUR , Y, MAlt( RAMSGATE, CHAT II A 31, ROC II ESTER; and ST 11 (101) Coaehesi every Mara irtß Evening.—N. R. Extra Casettes at any Haar. CHATHAM, ROCH EST E It.attd GRAY ESEN Coaches, four times a day. DEAL New and Expeditious light Telegraph Coach, with a Guard and Lamps, every eveuim at 5 o'Clock. DOVER and DEAL Oast Coaches, every Morning at Five, and Evening _at Sit. EDINBURGH and NEWCASTLE HtCarLitett Post Coach, thrtiugh Alno irk, Berwick, Durham; Darlington, and Northstliertnn. every Morning at half-past Six. FA KEN 11 AM 'Coach, through Newmarket, Brandon, and Mooday, Wednesday,. sad Friday Afternoon at Four o'Clock. FAVERSHAM new 1,1111 , A Coach, every Morning at Eight. GOSPORT Coach elu e) through Staines, ilagshot, Farnham, Altun, Rest micron, knd FarellakMorniugu at half -1 past Felled - *. ••' • ' HERTFORD aad WARE 'Coach, every Morning at half- • past Mi. • HULL •RODNEV Coach, hy. Way of Doncaster, Thorn, and North Cave, 'This tbsackis•parlicularly expeditiotts per forming the . juprisey in se; biters.: it travels the pleasantist road, and will he found the hest conveyaswe tline.—N. H. It avoids the extremely dangrrons passage of hlumber. IPS WICD and COLCHESTER. Coaches, through 'Strat forttSt..ilao.7 Witham, Kelvedno. Chelmsford, Ingatestone, and Rninftwd, every Morning and I.lvening. bEEDS Coathei every Mousi n g at half past Si v, anti After- noon at Four. . LY N N P eit Conch, through Cambridge; Newmarket, Strut ', Yid* Folgate. and Stoke, Monday, Veduesday, and Friday Afternoon at. Four. 'zs tiayNN and- ELY Coach (the Loan NaLsos), through faandwitigelifoaday, Wcduesday, and k'riday Mornings at a. .LEY ERPOOL Coaches, every Afternoon. taqup.sTEß. and NOR:CRAMPTON Telegraph Coach, thritugh Newport Pagnell, Wooburn, I)uostable, and St. Al bans, every Afternoon. LANCASTER. pod cAaust.F. Telegraph. through Wi rim, Venues, Kendal, learns, and W hitehaven. every After noon at half past Two. , LINCOLN and NOTTINGHAM Poet Coa ch, ever y Morn tog and Afternoon. IMARGATE light - Coach, the Telegraph (ca rries four In- sides only). every /doming at 7, flaring ihe Season. 1 MARGATE and RAMSGATE Coaches , every Morning at 5 and Evening at 8 1 ~MANCHESTER light Telegraph Coach, through Ixices I ter, Derby, Ashburn, Leek, and Iscrksheld, every After ; noon at half past`. The Public Attention is particularly re " quested to this Concern, as it is the Original Coach established fur trryta4 FOUR INSIDiVI only ; it is ou the last highly . cs , . • improvrti Construction for Lase and Safety, travels with a Guard and Lamps, awl is worked•throaghous is the best pos. sible Style. • • ; ' NEWCASTLE, SUNDERLAND, and SHIELDS n ew add expcditinaslight Coach (the Ect.tese), Woven Stwekton and Yarn, carries only 4 Insides, anti is lighted and guarded, i sets oat every A fterootta at 4. NORWACH Espeditiou Coach,tbrough Rockerill,Bourn bridge, Newmarket. Thetford, aid ryruosidhaui, eatery After noon at Reif ;past IN • • • • ; . • . OXFOR.D . and WOODSTOCK poist Coach (the Ilt..ek. vittst) Aloodisy, NYedisOday,' nod Fridav' Monsings at. 8, ;through U ibridge, W vcombei aft* Tetownrtb. . . ,i, poirramotrrti couch. eves* e 4 torni at Half -past 1 and ilvening at 7. . , SUN D E RLANq, YAR It, ne d STOCKTON Conch, event- Moraink at balf-pastydx: - •.. - • ' •if 00. :' I. e . .:;_. .:.; • WORTHING tunil4oltSif 3.Td AccadeliciDafici,a Coach, , , 1 every Moen* at Si*. and I...vecsisig tat 84144 . New Light Four'i ; Inside Coach, Eveuingt it 8, tbronp'' - • • tiserneed and Flil•iea. I YORA Hia.irLy its Qnitcb. : . every Arutaithilf-past 9 '6 through Newark. I)utscaster, and Perrybr .-et. which Places it streets the various Branch Coaches to Leeds. *hcalcids • r Halifax; Rsidderslield, flarrowpte. Carlisle, and all the other i principal Toeing of the North. T y and Awl Coach go through without •Ohanging, end otgur Coachmen. • Pasieu. open booked through, ad,t ittlattiMil on tan Road, gaty , 1 I proccesd.nert Day, wit bout any Additiousd ;Fare. .; y Olt K. ne w Anal constaodiaus Light CAA (tht ECLIPS Eli; carrying only Fsisti Insitli's,seti'stitititYiry.Aherttna at ii,clPllll Araveht with the geettlebt Ceteitya :The .Gnard stiottl.l4 4 . o . o , o' Ortmkel,t o y 0 Ili without chain/land only Four Coacheien. l' ' W. 1. ROB . '9 and Co. Prfrptitionst • .... Who will not bp accountable - for an) blau, China, Plate, ruaches, Cash; Bank-Notes, Has, or Jessel., however s.nith ihS vitae, nor for' ony atherAvtictr, id - inOM $ 11 4 4 ; 23 ' V : 14411 , W . furt,Or trattutged, unless .specified and paill.for as such Whets •delivered at their Off r ces in 'Cow, or 10 &Ole Ageu4 14 the . * a -the CROSS KEYS, WOOD -STILEET, Wygoveln - *- of Wight, Por,a.iinth, And l'arties • r-iiik A o ivert r tout v.. Or mst l x 14teOf AM OILICANPArg •,,droori,. • Bow's', SEPT. 27- -- 0 00 4,. 1 fic1.. imPP!ta n t "dr - I l eurestances, in . our relatioes .with aira v ßiitaino are cummnnicated In the fast -1V tiond geteer, and enable us to abiletirSe t : ~midst the . daily accumulating inju s tice. and injustice which we receive from the continental Tyeant, that a, mutual system of forbearance!, lenity, and idtigii.* atigui wilt be established betwoen-tsglawd and-Otte." selves. The circumstances to whiOt we I noctclutro. , tie u lirly allude, are the sending a personal vier'', i frotn the king of Great Britain to the yresident of the; United States, announcing Mr. Jae:Wino meal ; and the official adniissiori fr6m Lord %Itches• ley:to the Secretary of Ntate l "thitt a successor to Mr. Jackson wilt hereafter be lent to this toentry. This state , of things the true patriot will always be happy to greet 'with sentiments alto most ittifinat. ing encouragement ; since it cannot oven gratify the, oyilignity of party asperity, to found a temporary success upon the continuation of the preiumt coatrived situation of affairs beowren two watioes, Whose ivident interest is to be ouited, Andwitese ties of consalguinity, of language t and trade, ihirld .for fires MK the lostrumeuts Which threats* to cut them PRICE 60. GERMAN PAPERS. • lieu attitte, OCT. 41. NOTICE FROM TAE SENATE. Although the must urgent rapresentatimo etude by the See ante of this Chy*Cor,•therliewe6t of its Citizens• sod inhubi. tants to his Siniestyilie.Eisperor, respecting severul modifi cations manlier:dims in the esei•otion of his Imperial Maks. ty's Decree; published here on the *I instant; more especi;ih in regard to, gOods.in storsand those named in the tarif :Wattl ed to the Decree, were atm:tired with the kindest condescension, ,apd thereby objects attained to ward id the ruin of ao ninny good Citizens and Inhobitantis. yet the Seal/de e‘teellii it its • *Arial duty to monotheisd to the Citizens and Inhabitants of MataGurgh,on aaltt in the execution of the said Decree. and to ',dimply with the rogatati-ws tend ,f , v i l.-rs erannidllicaied 'lt Ilia public Advice given under the lian.l of the Director Eisdel; aad I &tie Seams orders from itself twit the Chivas nod Inhabitants elf flaiulsorgit shalt be boand to deliver in a duplicate of their declaration to the Deputation of Commerce in this City, ton.. slat in further representations to be made to the Emperur and King. Diva' at the Senate-Homo nl Haaiburgh. Oct. 17. ROYAL DECREE OF PRUSSIA. Issas tv, 0cT.16: ' tree Fivdericit William. by the Grace of God King of Prstesits, ific. make known hereby. that. a desire to support this treigo of the general catainental s)steiti, as it is topic tpecift set forth in the Imperial French Decries, and to accom+ fails more completely the regulations respecting comnierce, alitto carry them fully into effect, hmamoved as to decree as foilows 1. Tice commerce of England; seed with her colonies mid des pentiencies. AM be governed c:rospietely and entirely through. 'nit our States by rite formes Decrees and regulations for the empire of France. 2. All colonial pt.odure coinv)ed by sea, without respect to its origini shut' be considered a• belonging to England; sad aa, being conveved fur the benefit ut her toerchnnts. J. All colonial produce coming by Sea shall, without, flu spect to its having a French Memo, be subject to the dutid stated in the following tariff, on its conveyance into Cur terri tory, whether it he derived froui prises taken, ships coatis• cated in our portS, or otherwise. ITbea fodows the twill of Trianon, but it is added that a hiSher tax upon tea is under consideration, and will be is posed 3 4. Those increased duties shall be paid upon all colonial prow duce entering our kingdom. after the %AY of this month, *ad shall with respect to the produce seized on our account be i,n. mediately paid by the buyer after the sale, and with regard to roods impored from neighbouring states shall be paid by tlse importer before unloading the vessel. And should the item porter not be able to pry. or give -security for the same, la such case (the goods are to be detained under the care of the I _ Tliettnrs sA &Mr ef inland atanufactares„ with respret to the Coesuraption Tax of "Ow rah material, remain mod . tered, inasmuch as a . higher duty upon these only it.jures the Industry of site Continent, and makes the contraband trade in English manufactures more profitable. those manufacturees who shall be couvictal of disposing of materials received fur the manufacture, at the lower tax, to continual or sr:ules& men, shall for ever forfeit this privilege, and moreover, as a fine, pay the value of the goods o sold. 6. The colonial produce contiscated in oar ports, which 11 either received from foreiguers, or are by the buyers declared C to be for sale to foreign countries, as Rh° that which enters 'row neighbouring States into our dominions, pot for Inland use, Init for transit, and actually is exported, is free from thee new CasitoraptioU Duty, but remain subject, in all respects, to the increased Transit Duty formerly impited.upon such produce, and to long as it remains In the country, is subject to the con- Mint 'ontroul of the Custom-house Officers; they maid, there fore,:before they are expedited, upon entering into the terri• tory,. be examined as to their. quality, accurntely weighed, loaded, and their actual export out of the country be,attested by the . proper officer. The person expediting, or carrier, who does not prove the *eatsler delivery of the goods'withio the time alio wed by the is ill if the Customs, is ofiligaito pay the additional amount, new Consumption Taxi 7. Eiery omission to declare the entry of colonial produceat . tit Nailer Custoos-hothes of the country, incurs the coodsco• tyro ~f the same. thitherto. the Custom Law; have (tot fatigued a greater punishment, mMtils footing it therefore reetalas. lifer* person is bound to abide by this regulation, and our Ministers are ctimniistioned duly to publish the — satie, and to 'are to their execution, and `to watch incessantly over the-pilot* !4,l t hedienie to them. • ' (*fle) • r ItEDEItiCK WlLLtAtis '(Cotlgtesigeed),,• 1k1:10: • '•('‘' • — . 1. - f l Sintilkit • Wednesday a Cutiii•of Disectors - was held at the East India-itotasvi when estptt. jAssets .411 unseen* was . appointed Elaminer .sitipa' Journal!. . .11isist was stationed fur c oact and china, instead of Chilaskdifectl . as wee,th . e ahlif Union to St. fielßtiiiand Bengal, basest o‘f bangat dircet.. , Court adieu Cited , et tit sedi , cieh Mr. -Joxes t ehe • itimilipolf-of :etc Eloglis-bensit piisiiii.;'distinguished,Apo Jubilee of Thursday lasi, with the-twit geocsmis hornitnity..which!kat employe 01.tolk1rtl. the poorer Chas of wilder .hialArt ou.tl‘foriper festivaL An .o* and 'a half, w. 1141 a due Oreportion . of . tiee,att led twee', Was' dine tributed on the preeiptt, as on teiti•fotieer Oceasibts. • The 'pregnattey of tho omprese. MA RSA Lotnias tear noise be considered aetifftebay 'M. Dußois, Chief Surgeon at tie tiospitel , if the School of Meditinei has been appolotoli Surgeon. 'Aecouther to her Majesty the ExPitals ; ant the 'Countess MONTltiltbigU is appointed Gogetne.s of 'AI time Childrtin of Franee."4- , BMIAPAittE COClainly never would have Wit these appointments. ; and announced Ahem in the Moniteur, if his Esiteese had not been in a thriv.:ng wag. . The Poles arc on the. eve of tasting of the bless ig a gs of French dominion. A census bat beetli taken throughout the Grano' Darby propar4ory to the csersition of that grant/ lesser 01 A ietito 14...• general con scrlption. st It* sees mankind grow thin by his destructive strati", ; " Should be go farther, numbers would At waotite " Tii.fortu new bottles, ,aud support his ;Times.' s t .t! W •••• ~,. • 7 :4111 (I on 14 rrtillerj Ll ti j rii ba uth; etlipo it regi .tri i t y alit] : to 5 Dui seba tre. 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