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•tr "" „_,_ _. -.- • •••••--- iornyki . • mat..ak .r^ .14 • t 31 1 ritto I) r C _ I • k • CIF AL• . f ' I.* $ f 411 1 . ‘-,. ‹.• !!Rl' elves i 11 l l A N :, 'lll 1- In 4110 . .ric; r lll. Arli• A 0.1 y• 7 1 1 with Exp 1° be Lnwelois : Printei f J oba •'‘ ; 4 0/ • ( 1446; . 4. -: • • , . • . or • . .. «r .. . is • . fl • PIZTOS 11XPE$CE. sebtsit 1 , 484 I THURSDAY, OCT a 8: JIM MONEY MATTERS. iI E Gentlemen of this oMce pledge thernsei A 10 atitsnee Money to expe , l.t.euoli, ...cletly ant WA". as to evince thit the ohl..quy fasputed uv M^' Dealers is tut arpheoble to every .Paso= /who wish "° l o ,oo,lol ctl. Idoctal terns.. wall he convince I that th:s si• dyes: de:a. te. the attention is clams... Apple or writ. (Peet twin; to his=s W Offal' SCA C;;. Dircirent Oita., Lola. 10, eos.treft. Stand. ' ATISH DR 1114 A. , Use Loge V,,lunso, Royal Octimlb , 41( 6. in boardsi - DRAMATIC WORKS ; In a fn., !mss will lw pablishftl, mica LI. ta. llalf-Sound so I THEATRE-ROTAL.DRICIRT ! LA NE. THIS PRESENT EVENING. OR. 9, 1 807, T HE if Majestie: Senses wn 09 the edy of HE SOLDIER'S DAUGH Cem TER. Genr.* lisairtal, Mr. Hewes; Frank tivartall, Mr. Fi. spa ; Mr. Mallon Mr. Powell Manors, Jun. srol - c a ptain Wralidlev, Mr. Russell; Feffe , .. Mr. Eyre; Ta ahy Quaint. Mr. Purser. The W o olow Cll.crly a Mrs. j o wl) Mt , Mal(ort, Mir H. S.cldent. After wI els, the Grand Opera tics, *masses et 'IHE rowry THIEVES. The CharsctorsKelly, Mr. Mathes., Mr Dignms, w s a y. Mr. De Cmnp, Mr. Raymorml ; Mrs Hallows, Mr.. tia,,d, o r , a7aaktwt. Mn. Monorail', Mrs : Sharp, Mire wow, Mist Idly, Ste. 41.. e. Nn. W buttock *as rie render eight received with universal ,priestion, in the character a E.w,r , a, in the Trsgoily of pos notice will 1 5 e risen cf. Ash-ht repowsnuitino. s a iirrtii will Do terne4„ the C.olic Opera of Lose ns v;tl,gis f ount Meadow', :Mr. Erily ; MAC.. Mr. Smr o • 0. , 6m sposusites os this wigs); Kosstw, • Yowl?, L a ,ly (err brat ayrara , ce nn an 7 _ _ irtipsitimitoym.., COVEN 1 RDEN. rr ius pitESEN l" EVENING. 08. 8, 1807, viu be acted, ShaksPea,e. Trlge:;r, called. MAcB.EI4I. p~rs„ King of Scotland, Mr. liell; ifaealre - , Mr v aion ent Marteeb. Mr Reerble; Weald!. Mr. C. Kem bit; 84..e..e , Mr. Me.ray ; Aare, Mr. Ibrunton. Lady 31scbeth Sir* . ro . hich .1%. b e &pea, the M ttaieat ram of HARTFORD BRIDGE. sir Grego ,. Forell•t, M. Emery nerr.g.iiee Forrbter. Mr. }louden; Caputo Y.eiderr, Mr. Inci..doe Cectudgr, Mr. Foley CiA , II, Mu , Woilnrt; &MR, Mrs. Liston.. Mr. fe.n taw Ilteat.e-Krty.l,. be thltiln, is eutagel at riles Theatre, aNd will malts his appearance o w enereerty of Tho Red to Rtiiii t Gohlfiolch Mr. :ra. Much. wakt.• 644,4, • Muskat ye.Ce, 01 Aga l'o•rerenre : Frederick by Mr . Jnne.. Nt./ I.ICf.NSE P.F.QL:141:.0 YOR I.OT rERY AC ..N FS. AND THOSE fil %I' ASK AGENTS A r PRIMENT % MAT BR AULN PI TO UNZ OR MORE OkFICES LL Persons willing 1$ a& as Lottery ARtn s, /"X iturhe sanp:n-4 wit4rTitkets and Shires en the most i g va ptageous rp.111,, ha M 4107 , Pho•hdateA 74 ?OA Otiet Older. I taw. c. Sit ir^a uno.ld pt thr neentepee,pent LI the Draw,-tc. may he tlittened, aid the 'would Out mune paid on lltrei4rd, by .1 WA RNER, at b,s , )te LiAterp.ol64le, No 16. Corniiill, un,r the Royal Ex. ?Cat —Mobs. &c still astrt with liberal rricos tsseattot. -- - ALL FORMIER LOTTERIF.S ECLIPSED ! MUNI) PRIES Of TORTE THOUSAND POUNDS! NUT TWO BLANKS TO A PKIZP. AND DuOULE CHANCES POE 'Mt AME MONEY LarrEttY, on a NEW PLAN, begins Drawing October 40, 1407. SCHEME. I .... Trite of .... L. 40,000 .. i 3 .. 1..40,,nn0 2 s 5 5 20 00 11,000 k P•ite , ..f Tickets In MN / tire Supplementary .SO etch .... 110,000 ( 1.441,m, ma* .... Tickets. ONE FIXFD CAPITAL. lo proof of the valise of a Supplementer , Ticket, .1 WARNER, merges In pay Talent! Youn:la (aA•rrp hop plectentery Ticket, and no proportion for every Shore pin. threat at his or any other Licensed State Lottery o!hee, or See Agearts, if brought for SA!, en o: before the 16t,s of Novi mom, 1707, being dirt e d 'ye b,tore the Mewing of tbe Supplementary Lowery r after that time the holders of ismy lush Ticket or Share, not receiving money, will be entidert to their edifice in the Supplemental! Lottery, which begins drawing the 19th of November, and contains the following L.1b7.009 Null 1 Pie of L 20,000 .... is ....L.20.000 1 WI) bOJ 100 so I 0 4'!70 to 1.100 1,55 t Mum. L 63, (0 TRAVIS and SHARES ate no Sale at J. %V %It 1 . 4 ER's Lietnea isettvy °Rice, Dlo. 16, Cornhal, flung time tect).l. Lactusigs. PIitt.SENT Ticket L. 20 19 0 Half LIU 14 01 F,gbili L -4 IN 0 Quarter b • 0 1 Sixteenth . To !Al drawn in Ten Days, to regular otawatogs of Tun Taou.and each. Country Rajas sending Orders through rl.eir Hankers in Umbra, May PIKSIVe the rams AII.A.,IICC: r. Cbuoui Agent.; Club% Satrasti , s, Merchants and Ranker: (..lsrks, a.t. well melt with liberal kneouragenient ; and all 01 , 1.• rs Ir.tm the Country, eontaioing Payment, will be treated the saws as if Mninh HOW 15 THEIIME To get a Sham of the Potty Thousaud Pounds Prise, in the ye sent State Lottery, which begins Marring t.ttAlt °dotter, 187. SIR JAMES BRANSCOMB and GO. 11 , Hul bora, 97, Cauuill, and 38, Hayn.dricer, beg leave to "Mersa, the present State Lottery Scheme existed. every &hems that bas on, befog* it, by being able M boast of a Tarty Thousand Pounds Plise, with 01J1 Tacitly Thousand Tickets; and consaleiably let. than Two Blanks to a Prise, as the fortunate ((alder of each of the six thousand uumh«rs draws in the first or principal Lottery, and entitled to a Ticket in the Supplementary one, which Ticket as Share, so d'st.o. the Balder, by applying at either of the above Off ter. i. X i: !IV chap.:, on or before the 16tir Nuveneber, 'ma, sell to • hill amount, as if drawn a 2(11. prise; bus, if nut sold, V. :a 11v:de:sof such numbers, after thllft tints, will be led benaleiat clumsy belonging or the number or num "` ‘tisf Possess in the Supplementary Lottery, which is to only of the Six Thousand identical Numbers, drawn a, , le mentioned, be tha: member Of number. held by each Ad..mtorer, either a whOle Ticket or a Share, eithout any es;irole nr trnulde of changing the number fine per. alts'. 1 di the tirmcipal Lot tent • Schemes Gratis for both •I,otteries, and Proes.pll4 . on nand. Tickets and Shares are now selling by Sir JAMElliailk- COMB and CO. Proprietors id the Lucky Lot .ery 11, Holborn, 37, Comhill, and 38, Hay tirarki , t, Pi whom, in the laid State Lottery, the it , iioss int Caltis o6l,l " odd in Forty-two Shares, namely No. 18.783, a Prize of 10,0001 ; No. 10,162, a Prise 0'5,5091. ; and No. 4,677, a Pre.. of ; arm oboe SOO LW * 1 ,0 4 101 Prize ever sold; likewise N... 11,7 19, the last Init001.; and the only Prise ever rritilerl to 29.8ati1. No. /i 4.30.%, es first. drawn the Second nay, in the lam Yew'. lava tiny, were divided Mtn Share.; and, in the two last Years' Lonnie., upwards of 840,0ne1. in Capital ball were also 4 . - 'teed at the Woo, Offices into VIA Silents, emissive of Myers, 8881.1101. its. Ae. .., -\ 111. V. ay iiit i% uU • iIZ• . VICTUALLING-OFFICE; , 'CT 5, THU. CONIMISSIONERS for Vithutili Xitry du kere%o give Aetiee. Thle NrstoA t•e imatent, 000 k .4 ' Tr ek. : salki l b l s , sip). aa I .trert fir TWo.NUtitisli: of GFNUINF. ONTMEAI.. end firr 4914 E MW TONS ef• SLACK SMYSIA. 'ALEXIA, sr Is. RAllll4s. 'The btainint to he oiameroabia.ab Ilkoldes to Ir &aced rah t.'te Tcnde. s ' and tr Ix acii , vrr.l4l6l , half thor -1.0121g151, anal the v ier haft i, 4 4orewi4la ape. word.; Oatmeal eleffevel raw 1. 111 ut • ••••ii. swot the rese.i•de• its a amth uttemitds, iet, nit 314;:sty's • ictiad . •.g Sot." at aptlard. as Conditions al the Css.lra is easy be seen at the &erre trio 00Fre. A"e rezerd sail be ka4 to ling tender in ~hick t:,e, Frit. shell woe ba iweerte.l iw an-J. me length, or tk, sNxl hot d o ii,ereet tie lkotd h , fore ii4r a .1. 4 . eh ran toe a i riretreeriny. the 14th imfrosti Nov wank 11t: Ptssuss si!nb e...L. Ike Tender, ar 1101 , 4 PC.IO, at hi. to .nizree OFFICE OF LAIMAT..../E, Sire , !t, 18.:7.. THE PRINCIPAL ()FFICE4S v" HIS MA JESTY'S ORDNANev.tU he , to.• tile N. tir, That Proposals will be tece.ls st .1 111311 Cake. iss oo or b,Pato wr„oNe.soNy, tne I:th of Isioeetnhsq sissat, an loth Person, a% may b t t undertake tho S•sppty of iste unior.nstntions i lant•ttes. and D....ken:min ss Ti a: I OIATE.fIiALS fecialvd for St:v.co. u. th:s .o.rt...lent at Wllsetell. . 400 Laths a i.was %Lit Tenbar, froth TO 11 80 feet lbevting. _ . 81,000 OA 5p44.16, chopped. • . 1000 1. ..••) 3109 Fl St ,4%5. an. bored, ISSIrr ie:bes; and 4010 Liu; , , I4x 14 niches. o 0.) Loath of A. Itinba, rouad, bun 3:1 to 6 fat meeting. 3.i Lalid4 of 4-iselt A'h Plank. 4af4 tn. hes. ann A. Aide**, Lida; 4 fart X 7 'ache.. iioU•i 1; inei.es Girt, i,overelai. of seasonti.l Eat bard ; and 30,000 !, itichet Coto m dots. Tire eri.ole of the Aincles to be +livered at h, st the exp.iiki, of lb. Contractor, ct t Pruputth. o and nn or before the pP t , ,d•here. , !ter via. Match, 13C8.- - .'it toads tt • ia.nt earl 2&J _ . Load; s.‘ the Ash Tauber; 30th Apo'-4^.0 Loads of the Vet Ti mbar, One 11 , 1foryl , e El. St-nisi, 20: Loads ton Ash I . lmber, i.e , the Aib Piank, 10,060 A-sit reilrei, mad the vuae a the Aithß*ads ; 34th J. ne-200 Loa/Isar thefl.k Timber, 50,002 Oa , : Swam, 340 Loads of the E the into; nf of 1-.3 Elm Stocks., too LOOM of Ia\PPAMI3 . 4IIIII>CS VA) Loads of the Ash i'sank, and I ~ ot.o Ash.Velne%; 33th Sentemner--200 Loads of the 1.1. k Timber, and 5t1,91 1 , of the Spokes; And, on or bet , e the ills of 1868, the whale of. the Ens Board. Propitiate may be offesei„ InMtly or I";aarately, far each Article; but no Tcndvr can be receierl I.r rtr,s r,r n s,,, an d runk foe fns than ae %omit of each ; for Cm I talc Speees lot Ins than bou0; fir o I%a lest 4.0.. t s then racist's% ; for Ash Fellin roe kts than :DO" ; .ftst As.. Axle_ tree Beds for lets 1111111 IC ; and tat ;LW EArn 11.ard n. l,i inches for leis (ty r o 31100 supa.fir.al IFPV; ; +IA for that of ihch rOf •less than Sul:, supertiei, - Feet; neither snit any S.:cit Timber be ....cr . ...N1 not , r 81 rev,. Fenner l'amtulars rose bb known u,.on applic.stion tt. the t the Rays' Carriage D•parroseot, as Woolesels, -as° at t! .c i.teret.try's Owe •od. set dim. ,setenint th. bow of Tens sled Vntor oTin e ck, we the 's'ense And , •I toe Cnns.att toe, Ise warn, and wit •:o aka t'se Pord.O ,' . r•• b r I he. an. tO:111 r.r . t , f ' , 5 0... e s I:4,l,4hTionbe , 4.n." But no Prevents no be ad-n4,...1 ahem the end Ibth ot November otr.t, •st , I•welre 0'C10,„%.,t Nay.. of tine autos day; neither tra . .l any Tenler .et title •,1, unites the Party soaking it. sir an At.mat us ins Lariat, snail attend. Ge Onerr rJ Mr Pears', R 11. CREW, (-roan,. NEW MlLiflk• The What to commence immetli ',tali, and be completed i.t three V.cotht, •I• 1 IE, Public are reveAfully infnrrned, that Re - 1 ceipit w 1 I•ltlerontleution wear he at the old •+ , a- Waled EY OF FICE. No t), Lei( e,ter. place, Le.e..tter guars; .1 Mr. Clifford, 492, shectl and at the u•uel 0119flts Pet./111 worth Stfftl. to pay 41 ay....cohost 21 24. %V. WiLlt 11, Treaterar. • CARRIAGES VOR SALE. A VERY light new CHARIOT, built to the order of a tissutlesan, ee•y highly fitteshA, webs s✓'it fancy lace, Morocco Nuates, and plated ut0.51.14,1 rmtn4 tl,e body, a fashionable bousschs vast. hung with rat:enn hnot on springs l well worth attention; arsil wi.ers light LAN DAULET. Also two 'try 1:1; , .t POST ChAKI(Sfil, wltit baroeche seats ,n hoot, well•adared for tow.' or country aed a seeerid-hand CIIARIWT. Tint above Cz.crw.es :no ready far unuse.h.ite u•e; testi worth the sttention ufasty LAT w t t ientleman was tiag the above Ctniages, end will bt was. ranted by the Suliskr, at No. 4, Neel Catre:sdhh-.taut, Pu.u. land-plate - "CIIAPTAI:S MEW %VOkK. Tills dor i*publisherl, iu Four Volume*, 0.3.*1. Iflultrateri m;tl6 numerous Engraving*. prreo Tibitry-siu•Silsalolgs.'s Boards, _ CHEMISTRY APPLIED to. ARES mad ANuf Actu kits. . • Ely M. J. N. CIIAPTAL, •. . Memhor and Treasurer of the Fecoch Senores (hand Officer of the !Axons of Honour Member of the latitute notary Professor of the School of %%akin , ' the. &c &e. Little need be said to re:comment a new Wsirit by sts sail • 0•Ilt a Chemist as M.Chaptil, who has sktiniii&Applied us it ell the modern Dircoverit s in Chemistry and' Evientinental • Philosophy, to the nonfiction of the Arts awl lite eartous branclita of Manufactures. Soon a Work has I tri.: b.ort an acknowledged Desitieratoto; sad, 'owned by so acute ao perimentanst; as the prevent Author. M fOinis an acguletoos. above all price, to the numerous chemists,* workers of aieta.s, and nsanwfaettiten of Great female and Irel3ml. Printed for Richard PittUim, No. 6. Dr Jga-straet, London i end to be had of all thelformsellem. Of whom, in a few week', saws be had, A DICTIONANY PRACTI..'II. att. , TIIEURF.III4I. CIII.MNTRY. In ore large aid closely tainted rournr, *chive; by William Nicholson, with Plates, prise lie. to Boards. - loatm4R 1807 that 41 w Hit vrEuh i „ re. Tender 4 . r . vA•tis, • PiflK FD • 'lie VW A wilt) • 4,10 . In 4 and the hNt Lettetett. MHZ New ATiNUAL Rr,cisten; of, cc. renal P.M.* Intl of flistror,.. Polities, 104 Literature, for the 11')G; to which k prefix•l. Put 111. of the H•st 7 ,nr of knowterlte, Learolitz. ant Ta•tl. in Grtat Bn- Lath, doming the Reign of Witham, eO:nprlsing &ketch o! the 1.10.4 mil i.e portant Labours of the r..n• - •! 1.-butted I.:terary and r..litical Charnel:it wh , s flourished in that tat*, sing varied 1 his Vol owe, as an llittorieal and P.ilitiral Register, ?iv's . a brief bill Sk‘telt of all the ewr.t c.t . .cUtsiorS in hod) lihusat 04 Patba.n• nt , teg.illsor w.th oat's of th.., at semi Mate italtos related to it torA.e. , .: a •sumtnaty view of teen kat-4044 -e s446t.that hes octet:Tel Outing ate feat. is ease sewer Waned:As and states of the eireigatt wo:Id it re :Zizth=l;l4,4lcl6.l o i L;L: s e-., Aeveropes the eagles 4128 8.2■18644_4/2280,-8 04 I,i the eihty and hltio,nce ni ..ieitria• rntii2. 11 a Isistair of Linoleum Ind Seirne.. 28 *HOMO A: treaty Itapr'r, both Fars:qv* aid tiomesti:., which iii 4 e1iCiti!.1.9t 1 :... , .; 6.11.11 1 .1 ertly rr. , revery is riolocophy and tti Acs. e.ll be featal . iiramartneeneta appeopT:atta the-purpose: toce ttimpith 'welt extracts Loin the most ttlobrAt. - .4 re:m.o.:es at me rakialated,at 011[.`, to disrlat tt,c 0re...t.. of the wiiters,aorl to .eht at the ewstien of the rearl•-c. To ttms me %aborted si A het ....tes of unlit• living and dczease4 tha , was have nit ‘tned .to ht.. celebrity in Burst?, •Islilleeo perstalfiashl !:tock:l de, in_ retorts for the increased patinnage wines' Th e New Alin Register his ...tenet!? olstattied, has, at ernethfersbke .retpenso, m; t hp such arniveymefilt it. to Ille.abla tt peh:ish each ‘uceetlang to:orne min-tally on or bet . ..et the ehroart, which' Ire c.lerivcs will greatly eillilUlthe the %Duro! tint Work. • • _ .Prim 4 fer.l..lm Stn4 1 / 4 411•. Piera ,,, lly. Of wham may be be4.romplet • *ma of Om +bora V 7 4.1.. 111 :7 von. vita 141.3 . . bag-Mimed Pint itittlei. thia, g I is ii.:hiohod,in One V o lume Octavo, im ic, 3., sto ol. • l'be Sixth Edition, A. CoTtrarre • GUIDP. to LANI)I.OIiDS, TEA . . N.^.NTS and I.OLK.a.RII, being 'a methodlcil At tarmelner.t 4 the who'e Law respecting the taking or lettongof Lind% Houses, or Apartments; giving Warning OT Notice to quit; ejecting-, setting lot Resit; anoint, &e. Mt Pinata of Le.)..oh, A gr ,ernstits. Assignments, Surrenders. its. mi r e. r. It :lit. Rote .4 &c consniunloted In an en y And fatal. ha. Manner.- Incht4ma ample I'll , ml:hwy. for Lan4lords to 33111‘1,1..1 Itietaselres legally And 'score , / voirards the,: Tenant-; and !J viiati!e 'l,ninti to gnat(' againei e nero.ichiry , LinAloris. WWI clear and leaeCesi Directions fur cialtiog • I,lotris‘s Ho 't-nt..,, d ail ttie new aitjung.'d CsAes and Acts of Paiiianiiint BORI3 t., !Ir. ?:rent Tim.. BY ROBERT SUTTON, Esq Barrister at Law. The 0.4n;..m eft Gentleman of !sigh profeerlonal Abilities. •..11 ~: e , - d' the Neermily .it Any Inr.lor Eulavum. '" The (.:.de ti fandlnffl. AnAl Tenants, by Robert Sutton, Fs+ ;UW31141311 a Degme of *nit tas berani the Geneulity of a W-oirs of that Size, being a jut:lt:l , 4;a ;rid well-selected Or rarierintat of sucn Mars as ttsu.4l . • 033111 on 113.361/ Pallid in .11. , 2 e•Arnmn Trinwetions of '4-, LAI pini.briy Attended_ to, w4 , ..r1 • :-.. e,. y :1•efellI3 elf.pNetto . r , pl /4,.. 1 , , art i el and be ..,e `.le.ns of ..i . oating Delimentel wanout Litigation ••••n• , •11 , ' , 1.e,:t:.• • • P•or.y.d fn. J. Stratfor-1, Nr. 112, Flelb , e Hill ; staJ by al , other Bnoktelleet. 'Whets way be had, just puLl..ite•!, in 00. Volurneltve. the rya, Edition, e.nsi• .lerahlr r.11...grd anti i on nroverl, 'rheas %Millais erta Six. pe' The CI•IiNTRY GEST LEMAtei LAW. TER ; -•• I far.nrei C.••••••!ete Law Libra•y. Contait.ingall the lava, n .w in Force, witteh partsealatly slate to Counter (;••etitrr.en, C'..reyrYl. Faonftg.Gfariera, ail Pe•ann , of al 'newt ...!ncl•nting the ehOe Law r-gpeetleg Wac. Itul , • , Wonl. T. the., Flatting, B uleee, • •• ••• rye, !,e. M-1„ a ece.l l ,:cte It is:toonc of the CAME L •• ,fie, neefeheed. l a elintieg a•I the sew Att. ••1 Par. hen.ent re r. till tile Ab•S•tt v o ;tv serettl recent C of evra , ;-.•lmpo.l.tree, down to the ,retest 1 i 0 . ,•• Vi , 11:48 It. ^ 4!viada, Temy.4 Esq. Bam•t•-• •! 1,.w. tar YTENV GLA'S ILLUAIINATORS. by PF.II.A and G7',F.EN, fliwohntaken to the Kin's No 14, ...onto Side of St. Paul's Cliut,h %aid, for ad noon, L iz i i t inn, oho internal parts of Shia, p Home., sod BoOdiwei r.i en,ey dote-option. The N th: at tnt nof the Public to toit N..er Wren!, .n, .1.•.c1t hat the pe culiar merit of distributing a very comiklii slate porti in of Light 'Mou t h a small &polio., he means of a (cites, so conal meted re. f.. iire,lede the inability of thei. licit's!! Waken, and ar.l Im found areferahe in all Cue, to a sky-hicht liven Vie prevent ptinetute, at they g boo•g hard .sir t.ght. On 5r,,,. bond In etrtietil o, the lc,. • _lily o f Hun" litti.e;:”tors ermitestioisable, a They 0011. ...Am", to be stiatoct2.t against the dashing of the Sc,, re cip le of wititatana•nl the vie ,11111 of lame than a toil ..eight lulling over the ii, and. though scratched 441ml...tithe deficed uy tilt tr ifiie wi!l n u t be im-aited in tie+ ico To es in ite en their ad %al t...gy would exceed the. hatiu N an .I..itetteegheet I and as ocular deasenstrati , m can atotie prwln a conviction, rellatt - and Green noWieititnettoit„ hawing Sited up a sin 31 aye tune"?, in *man 010.1Ponarnitera ate pi,ced in venom At fir iitirvme of Elf , d , ncing their • rd.( tg. thermion. al. will there ! t • given with regard to the manner in emus the # me, on vrtudo.asiaelt of their umfallness di p-n4s. re• Viii• :011 f•I tilt Count'' may be supplied, et 11 trilling sepease. with :leeeimette lad Lumbar, by abash my work man may apply Meta. Copy of &letter reeetve4 from Captain Llewellyn. of the ship fi 'wile, by Nears Matt and (Items. Gmattenan. I feel much sati.faiion in being able to substantiate the sabre of your l'ateiit Illuminances, by a fair and remain trial of theta, in two t• assts. 1 am coweemed in the Getup and the Weymouth 're prose their utility, 1 aimed the forecastle acuttl,s to be abut, and we foam( but little differentia In the light below ; a Sallie was Amodio* his stoeki .g when we went into the forecaotlii, and after we bad timed the scuttles, he re sumed his ealp..., , suoitt,aud saw to spi lt without any datc.e.t. I had only q.... 4 one in your Illuminators in etch ship. The Sailors are particularly pleated, and I Iseas4 thous JeCifite they wosild sail for few iu a ship Mat bad yo.ar Pghts filed, than in a ship without them. . I ant res•lin when' their Wes t r ill become known, that particularly small 'hips. will wet go without them. They great', add to the comforts of a catatonia Sailor, who, In b... 1 weather, when the hatches are inttl.m.l to be slur(, Is nit at a lows. find hi. Judie., he ca. be epito deck smitiedi. Moly, aitd would be the ineam of sating salb that are in "the ad uf 4/titling for want of immedi..te ataittacce; and mar I hot add, that Crew, Stiip, and Cargo might be sav,il, 14 hair. III; insinedsate help iu • auddeasmaall lint ever 011111151.0 hear teiiti mon, to a.., impr-•ement that pr,,Tl.• useful tig a silt!), and toads to any way to add to th- root- Mitt of the seamen, and I tee, in...tit, its Meuse to your tore,- :tad, blond to lathe you the. aeinuat. am, Uentlipmen, your ottedieist humble servant, WILLIANI LLE W ELLYN. Nu. 7, Greet St. Thomas, Apestk, Ancost L, 1147. ft.. u.o e • - - Ipisnatore Notes. ..tnStocktittle; lAr.3 and' R;charot i" • J. Walker • P. Fanhter ; !Cute vti amt I, 'tummy , i I..ongatalt end C o.; . cresby tad Cot Is4oinuet , ot sod en ; Catlett and Metes; 1. liards..g ;J Meer •tap; J ; Robloon ; E paid; W !Arlo s and j. Beath. '• SV • • tk 4: 6l Tlt4 dee emihablishod, in 1 column 111 n. • THE WUitKJ of SIK WILLIAM wall the I.t:e of the Author. TEIGNMOUTTI., Printed for A01;11 st...ekdal.. fiatethily ; end John Walks:. Pateril.Mer-mw. • °inbuilt mar be Fad, efts above Vrtrirs is S voiu met rime 4tu eteeat fly t.aaai to H5....1 Drip sat- THE XJIPI DI VON. LITZ ACT Of A PRIV ATI LETTISR. s On Samrday: the i loth of S-reenber, fourteen of eir Dar.is:i line ut batt'e skips had Moved out of else hiebr.ur and were lying in Copenhagen Road', hating nearly completed their lading so as to be 'tidy so salt • and it was exPodoeil .tisat the Wei... demot wnalieprooeed itnnri diately to England.- 11.4 .14 was the first completed, mud was equipped by the rfikt'S ef IreTes's people. Evely prise was allitted to some part;celar ship, and ittisdpae der the immediate inspeNien of t'a: Captain ; ' they were also christioed according to the Braids ship which bad the charge of their outfit —thus the Waldemar was beeter . known by the name of ; "The Yeast i'tsurt of !!lilts"--f trissisa she Prileb s . WAS only recognised by the Es ghsh seamen under the ti:le of *. Tile Twang Puerfree; and the Cries Prace Frfderitk, by thet of t• The room Mgrs."- though the tide was no: quite appropriate ; the ar. rangement, however, produced is competition bz tween the parent ship , , as fb which of eaci offspring should be Mit brought to assrarity I and the come sequence was, that in less than a weekiell the ships afloat bad their yards acres., to ale maids/ west of the Danes ; and those which were not kir/at:lit cut into the Roads were only employed in taking in slam soil consist depthrlitliich could be more con venieatly.accomplisked in dal harbour. It is estimated that there will be brought away. betides all the stores complt te for the eighteen sail of the line afloat. wids)dothing for them, and pro visions for six months, as much timber. cordage. masts, &c. &c. as will build eight or ten more sail of the including the completion of di/Ai on the stocks, which the carpenters of Use iltiviett fleet had already taken in hand. Of these vessels,. oil 7.l's, one was nearly planked in, another was com pletely framed, and a third nearly so. Ilse first it was determined to plank up with deals, so as to sac her launched without delay—tee other two were to be taken to pieces, and the framing marked. 'the timber is of the finest Dantsic oak, and Tamar& able forits rise and curvature. It was imagined that the mew were in watt qf sieesetteitieh fronsthe esickesse of their fire while the root tar batteries were eroding and the ep proaches going OD 1 bin a magazine of 3000 barrels of pereriler was foetid in the arsenal. This the Danes pretended was the property of their Kam India Company, but not being 'hie to substantiate the claim, it was made prise of. A few days after this dce:sion was known. a Danish soldier was found lurking near the magazine with a lighted match, and it was strongly stupefied that :as desperstedetign was to hare blown ar the maga- _ sine ; in consequence of this. therefore, the Bri tish took possession of an additional work, which proteeted this magazine, and which was not ceded to them in the first instance. Several shells and r 3 kete fell into the arsenal during the siege; hut. fortunately, as the eviler hal turned out, missed all the ouilding. shipping. add timber piles, one shell excepted, which sunk a .mer. chant vessel in the harbour, and. arrange to say, this vessel happened'to be an English one, and almost the only Engiish vessel in the place. We have ate.itained, that in tht quartet. of the town surrounding toe Great emoth, which was burnt, there are many sir efts in which not a single horse it lefi standing: in this part the panes ac• knowledge there were SIS bonsai' demolished, be sides tha detached fires which happened io evety part tit the town, in the suburbs, the ropewalk, and an immense timber-yard, month is a planet of a mile in length. In fait. lewheueet aze to' be seem which do an exhibit the -masks of shells, 'philters. Or shot; and the Danes themselves have declared, that every house hit by a rocket was inevhabiy burnt ; the account they girt of the died of this weapon is, that it pierces the roof, and through ODD Or more of the doors ; that in a few seconds wards the suffocating smoke produced by the burr.. ing matter et•etents the possibility of any attempt to extingaish it, or to save the buEding. which in a sew minutes i, completely oss fire. The unfortunate General Peyman is abused by all parties in the City ; by the better classes for nei.. thee taking nor entorciag any precaution against the elfeas of the bontbardmeat, and by the mob for surreudeting at all; and so much were the sailors enraged at the Capitulation, that they beset his head-gutters, and the guatd was obliged to fire upon thsio nor wets they dispersed till many list s were lint. Our uuops wets astonished in the mid. dle of the night at this firing of musketry. The Danish head•guarters ate, and were, dewing the siege, at Rowe's Hotel d'Angleterre. the only Engiiso , lotel in the place—ia this house no than thiee shells fell, and several persons were wounded: but the same. indeed, is the case in al most every house, with such spirit did oar artillery support tne lah3ur of the bombardment every night hum eight o'clock in the evening till noon the neat day. Un ha Ist right 2500 shells were thrown; • sr the second I 503, (orders having been given to re4e); and on :he third upwards of 10. - beets found that the forbearance of the did not produce the effra intended by the of the Commander in Chief. I JO ; ic d b et ood sight • hating %Mbomou's,' • --- V1C111111.1.1N6-OFFICE, Si,?. .1). VlO7. PIl COMMISSIONERS foe itioffralhar Hu a m.i.te. Noisy do hereby give *awe, That eat THURS DAY', the Si 4 Ortuher t•tt, thry ,1t he ready to re..ewe i eni'n Wridnr, (*at hi.), sat treat for pre/a !..rtsititrre of BISKET mule Inns W HU4t 14 f.AL, al the vcore..l,ee items/ . Awn, by Ihat A r tier* tidy Obit prop? IN ; to he de• Ito.rea is fro .athe. tow* propfr, :ore. nee.. the .114e.th's Virtual/1w &o, et at Lleittford, ahrijo be paid j".. by Adis, pgyatac rah Satinet * ailed, ifora ffte date. 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