The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1807-09-03 00:00:00

\ -01 . 1 ( ~ 3, A 1 • ''' f; .1 7 ...14 , eft , t v.: Vi , • itliiirtttob /. .„; ;0 09 . 3 6 0 r "; • . ..is"' ~./..,t• t ' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 18U7 --4,„ 1. A ef's.•• -• , ...,•,;• :. t. . --. PRICE El ..Ph4(k. ...bow 1 1 1F77 1 1 - su mit.t 145.5 I . I k , i . 4 THEATRF-ROY AL. H NYMIA RK ET. ,IS PRESENF EVENING. Sept. 3, 1807, e iiiiw pras e nt.vi. the C oriv .4 THE DRAMATIST. (with the Ono; .1 Eroloaue), Mr. Fawrett ; Harts M• ralater,lo.l ; EalMll, Mr. Mathews; Flriv‘ll.., ~,,,,0 , ,; ',wet mulch, Mr. Grove; Willonhy, Mr . Lad+ Waltfor 't, Mr Davenport; Lour COU'l• 1 'Color; MiManne, Mrs. Gibbs. After lei ci., the reamed Mel -Drama of A TALE OF MYSTERY. c. o ett •Mr Palmer. Jun .• frartei.co, Mr . Fa 0.•%.; ,Crier; Mic'etili. Mr Grove. Selma, Mr. , F , . Mr. Davenport r,.. 0 01141 wdi be Ott A, a Comic Sicatch,c.iiltel, MUSIC MAD. Tt o r Clursetera by Mr. Mathews, Mr. Listen, Mr. Faley, e, T as ter, Mr. Cerise, Mr Wharfs', Mrs. Mathews. *:,,, or et, Wales; aim witi4s, Utak NW. VIC TUALLIIIG•OFFICE. AUGUST 31, 1807. COMMISSIONF.RS fur Vidsallinit 114. I Majesty', Navy dohertitt o rive Nowt, That 0,. ITEDNEN. DAY, the 9th Sept. nett, they wal be ready is receive Tender. sr, eleifiNde (+natal vp) end treat ter THREE HUNDRED CHALDRONS or Pll7Bl ''.nNFIELD MOOR COOLS, bat pay. to bide leered imiteliatett o is two entire earg.es, few ell charge 4114 rink to Majesty, into 11,0 M4jesty's riNtseilistic Premises, at /*mord. Owl as be pii.ijo.• by bill,, payable With ia terrrl, sonny 41 a!,111.ier dolt. The Ceiclilieh. Of the Control Maly be tee., at the Secretary's This day is pnbli‘hed, in one fart/ wit Oen. a Herr Edition, being 1 , .. Seeman/ ' corm/led, and candidata:ay enia-ged, price fu , Cd in boards, A TREATISE oft the POLICE of the METRO / IL Pota ; containing a Detail of the eeriest Crimes and Mi , demeanouri by which Public and Private ' , lien) , and Security treat present injured sod endangered and suggest ing Remedios fir that: Prerryntinii Ey P. COIOUIIOUN, L.t. n. Printed far J. alawitaii, Cadet! and Liaelea. R. Faolder, Claike and Sons, Lon/won t Hurst, Rees 64 Orme, Ver nor, I-hod, and Sharpe, D. 5y.04., filackinitn.i, 111 n, and Scateheid a, d Letterman, R - Loa, R. Cuelte and Co. P and W. Wynne, R. Phoney. Black, Parr, aid Kings. bury, J. Asoerne, and lA'i so-i end S•enco. Of whom may be had, by same Author, A TREATISE on the CO Vl'si e'RCE mid PfILICE of the RIVER THAMLS. iay an accurate Map of the Ri ser , boot Lnnd.in Lu Slleertleft, ut erle large aid. Ivo price 1 ,, 5. hi hioadN. ~~ X. regard NOS k hod toms, Te,oior r. whi h the Prise not he iosirrted i.s Word. at leMeth. o, 'ha, Ong be , te:dir , rd to tke lio. u •d before °or oT.orle on the IVdeetd•,y. the 9th September gait, eepr usell.es Cie Prnoe Tend.-. .1. tome Peri., era his hikes/. oisoods to answer when col!e I for SOUTI .S l• A HOUSE, %.; . 20. im(.7. rF COURT REC'CORs .g• SOU M- A SEA COS/EANY gi. N•fite, flmt the TitAssFp MOUES OLD NUUTH.SF:A !winks, orVI br Art ow FR ID -% Y, 40 4 at iroaft‘er Nis?, .v I. k, opened ow FRIDAY, tAr 1 6th of 0404 r, pov.oertar. await it will b.. resenCal service to ell persons rm. te.v"tt of Pr..prttY. rytnei i.t riNftf h.uitattuusor on tLe r, 'r, to keep for their dei , ect theal *mystic gust,ll—.Mr Coliu hou .woTtrattn-s nn the folbee *1 We MattopciL., sad of thy Rivet I harm-s," ke. 14 Ir. U 1311 4 THIS ••• VaP UI e. r .as. 4 YlO . ).)'lll C..1" 6 4fr. GL.b . ; • C ▪ •1a larl • ~. Jw • Neil The Trl • VT it ▪ itt4Cll . 9 • E‘ T /1149,14 , 1 1.. 1.. .. 6 10 . 4•1 0 90,0G0 • TWE ▪ MEril I s,, v . ... T 4 car. e 0-o- 0 a ia 5 3 ej £0 • 1,3 ,0 Luna. gi Ile!) I 11/ 10,011 ▪ 10.41 to piromit•, .Ayalst4 and ()RRILA, a Play. as performed th. 1 heatr.Rov,L Coven , Carden. Written /If W. Dimon!), Fol. pcbastsea by .1 Barker, Dramaten Repository. Giese IteesC-tret, Cuvent carden. Wh, re may be had, Tbe • RO of the NOR IH. r NrFR of the ALPS You H. Lovt, maid FULLY. ILA- ID! STORY re. 1 OUNG AR, iny g OFF: .w, The ringer Peet. Ale., a C AIM ..Dg 4 a femeblele Celledlien • ANCIENT mai Stub kIN PLAYS, toe Sate Poe* 5.4 PRIZE OF L. 40,000. I NOT TW 0 IiLINKS TO A PRIZE, And nn Prize ut ie.• value than 1. 20. le EW S LATE LOTTERY. f.w Twenty .111 Tii,.isand Tickets, on an 1611fROVED PLAN, bogies ,a.i,,; ui.:IOIIER 20, 16(1. =HIM& I .••• Prim of .... 1.40,000 .. is a • LAM I 20,000 s 10 6 20 60 s i sos .. . .. )s i ze. et Fkketb sn ) the supplementary 1- . 20 each • •.• 1 ,0 . 000 lAtcry, truth.... 3 L. 257,006 SON) T eke, ONE FIXFD CAPITAL. TWENTY POUNDS rill be pail Inc every SUPPLE. NEKIARY TICK ET Antight thn Office, and in po.t.p •I • r , ery Sb ,re told it u Office. and 1)4.1,4 t tor •pay mai pp or :r for: the 16th NlT^mb , T , ISt 7. K Drawing fini,bes I , rti Nb , ember. SUPI'LEMEN l'a KY LOTTERY. Cne.i t 6, uO Pryor T•ekeu, rimming the Hoer to a Cl-a . oof thr 4 nllorme Rerwlits.ur to the value of a 2.1. Pis te ig yw.n, elLse-koe.l art shove I Prtaa of L. 29.013 .... is .... L 2n,neo t VJO 5 5 TO 2t , 1,5 0 1.;) P ass. 111•••••••• L 63, 1,0 'WV IS and SHARES are nn Sale at J. W AltHEß't Lntte y Office, Ho. 16, Cortihill, Lacing the Koyal. /usu. re Sam for hue! of a Ticket or Share in the abowe Lottery, eI 20,itai Titbits, wII be entitled to ouch Beneht as •hall Ititog to use and rocket or Sham in the Prouttpal and Sup. piementary Ltotetios. PuR G*o%lll'll OF HAIR. LAi)tEs and GENTLEMEN why; wish the ORNAMENT ~ 1 a FINE HEAD of HAIR, nest only wear •tatr trial of the RUSSIA OIL, particularly as the us, si leih is f end to necessay to moistest the Hair when dress. i g; for which purpose, the Roweled has now bece.tie In we by the Koval Pirelli, and Lobes of th-• lira Code. It i. a listioridwi and our., oto its growth, preveNts its falling off, &Oast. vast a . reserver ant strengthener to the flair, as to prevent et h. e intone bad, or turning grey, to the latent period; also mtors the El dr oi bald places. Severs. GAitlesuati who litre been Web( yeast, have declared, after using the Remit chi regulaey for Ouse months, because nearly coinsure! with Li.. It will 'comma gybes fee inimaturn. It ii recon:- a.. a t.. Ladle, who me diesting•Mans, as it prevents the ill • t ..ecasioned 7s. per bottle ; or one, tontunosa foot soma, at a Guinca.-To be had of the P010n... to, 34, OxIor.!•.1 e t; awl, by aimniiitinerp, of 5...1 , , rer• Nowt so Hot Majesty, 110, New B.nul %met; hash', so Hee Maje.ts. Tiesiboirp -street ; Bet lay and blew, !ui.,rstn Mar Royal Ilighip te P. iilCe and Prii•cris of Wars and Hubs ai.d Duchene of 'Loh, Cocks,inr•itriret tune., ierkeley...quare ; Macon, 15U, and Allen, 76, Us. - 1.4-ore.t Wart, 324, Midlle.irivr, Holborn ; 4, Ctsulroce SBAIVanol Edwards, 66, St Paull Church-yard ; •nd Son , Flietamarket ; Dicey and Sotto.), Oho ; Wither., 2:9, Strand, near Templ,.bar ; Per. ▪ tio S . ...lhaiDploll sheer, Cusent.garden s Riß.e, 54, trerieede ; 44, C ; Low. Perfumer, 'Nu.). be. ; Rene, Greek.. rest; and Johreiton 15, Greek-s•taet, lkdo ; Hole*, bonen, arid Tett. R..yal exchange, Loudon ; 1 . 6 .13.114.Aqtat, Dublin I harbuos Northanridge, I din. heupti g yg, 1. 6 1 0 1 ; Saiisbury ; Crutwell, 14 " h and most pro•sipal !samisen:le Venders and Penumete h revii and Country. Tise RUSSIA on. will restore the loaf of 11Air on p.c., which mien proves a great . 1 1.:tvUreMeill to tlw.e v.,. aunnals.s....terilers from any part of the Country, ...nt It rsooonts lust enemy in a letter, duetted to adr. ?BOP, 34.3, 4)l6 "''''totor . London ChUilLlN:a•Th e Pugh reputation Prince's Russia Oil ha. Fred, ah..ir • All et er pre i ,siratior, for pre• reins the Hairs owl m ean persons to imp.* Cp.tirermita, who, in er to derive, have imitated the Russian Eagle, in the show • 164 wrappers that melte, the bottles. Toe Proprietor I against this itopreorion, by assuring, that none as bonitos but wont has. a libel on the outside of each bottle, "fad In red eekvi... Mochrikkifeky and Prince • Purchoe Mt to observe this ;Insure, as that cannot be imitated eni.out •otket-ng the perms to f fiery. ht. PSOICe, original • Nape., of the Winos 111, offers 5001. if it can he proved th-reey. r eat als Arlie* fur the (ikovith of Hamel that name, Thal durovercd by hintmlf, therefore, any Articles of ""' "we. Which have not the above signature, are Counter. to▪ ts mud the Circulators impretins. It le necessary to iiihsest F 55 " 1 ") Venders, that the Proprietor &AA nor travel, having rod." in all the principal town.; and I, guards them against IMvem that p acme 'ravelling with Counterfeit Russia OW, lag who Lore oft•tt d o (or sale, to the wine.. al Venders in trot, oho, at srmureinen, have 'riveted it, 'steering there 'LS any ankle of that tonne but that prep red by hes'. whets they hare vended (or several ‘,.11.. The Pio. Ont. think •it requis to to tittlitlo4) this, for ills repatetion of who mar be onsequanited of there hems a coon. C.ttUlattltd; likewise inf o rm in g them, that they may be tin it ea..% 1.111, at the riroprooties, 3,16, °morn. or ..t any \Vhiiliss a l e Perfumer'., or Medicine Vender's, Loud..n, what they will receive liberal snow.- es; and D„ be ithuhhale mad of Mr. 8011, Ustme.rdrast, m*, - MII.IIIA The Ro:lot to commute. o..inci . uteiv. aryl he eam t weced in THREE WiTHS. THE Public are, reireatittly infritmeJ. that Re ! !Opt/ of Intl,uni6easson ma, lte had •t Ilte MOM. eitti.oBl4,, No 13, Laiceetar.placr, loticitster-•quAre, ant the usual Agents %V. WILSON, Treasurer. RIONET MATTERS, THE Gentlemen of ih;; Dike pledge themselves to misspelt A4onew M expideitioncy, weevily end deli. estviy, as to evince ihnt the ohl•itty ••• paned to ‘1,.. y• Deniers is ni,t applicable to every one. Ponoiriii litho wish to be acensnnindatc4l..4l liberal terms trill be cony mast that thi• drew deserves the et-intiost it Jelin, ...Apple or write (poit I,3iC to Mew.. Warren and CD. !Amami Office. No 10. is ers street, Strand. AGIRL. aged 14, has bad, INP tine buaseven preceding years et her Ide a te.apaul.wa weer. an her arn,s, met, va• and largest, atoended toroth great dstcharg ioattieutertv at ea; rrieds r.f Sprim Tbearlseaar trollied troy weeds enoopfheed. race she tried tifiI.SMIRY'S Pk tIEN A NTIISCORMOTIt: DROPS, and th, to ne she h-s taken fi e . b ei d e . ; t h e .main otters ars all .4%.14111, 11/14 noise larger onakon4 fait advahre. d. the SAIII•• (Ay U.ll'llo ter a•seagenn. which we see histified in etrnelud nQ ( hen haw rue. de•o Aare a health, probable amine front tha g isod Owe lb u. thr mlet•bn f t glands aoraMos Duttei/f. Y 401 gore Toirtdar seiforrawt.. n. 4 apolteatsois add t ott original letters may be WWI as tr•e Dis. pedsare. Nu. 1.5. Soreaszassere. Lans.leo t . Mr Svit.buor is nil cne... , 111:e tor intr . neiuo t he e at a n . t e as the ... or e. s r this Kstore• Pauli." ate is ..tied on 'the too I .1 kreetions, and .nap. Of 4 the stamp who (the Kong's deity) i• pnutod on Walk sooteart el eta rak. ad. ties ; &NIA« bectlnio IQs ; and lager 11. is. duty se. eluded. Thti day it pub:Wm& Vol. 11. let e . lO 4a 44 bat (inadveated to the Kee Dr Vhserho, Lila .4 Weettionster, and elu cidated 'A ttil A Chita of the i. , 11111 Round tint bithert Pole. b A no. 4.'11 , 10 V . AUFRAG TA ; or, fliernrical M e moi rs o f i SII , : , •TeA I I. 11.11 i Of the provileor•al I)e.e'rance of Vecscla FAN' CI.I4KE, Cna,,latn Hie H and Lbearoot to his Royal Wrings*. London : Pine-1 for J. :14,e,reht. No eJ. Pou:tre. • • fr et the in!e.inon of t 1..., Author to coaaphito tAa Wuik in Fuss Votames. 01 w:innt may be had, The Vim Volume 01 tie above Work, de.li - at.4 t Reed, Walton: Loma:, and Thomas (keen, Empires; end alto other !Ho noon of the Literacy (Nub ; red thubullse sed wills a Inust,•pirne„ be We-tail, mice 6.. 61 b . TUE t'XFORD REVIEW. This Clay Is obbsive , l, Price lc N. THE OXFORD REV I E W.lbr bEP(EMBER. c , sersuri. . _ . Theeleo —Stephreisors`slini,.;ab Mud; CeNye?. Leer ma Nc.4pture (acts; To ',ifs 5et......• on Chnstimany ; Camping r. Leetures.—Singh, Salmons; Smstle. S. r ; hairs Sermon on Doe EAucation ui Imo P001...-Nifthc.ree Merdman's 1/benursee on eirants ..mAye n s i p ; g,.floy Wrsessineter.—lnsegraphy ; Chelmer's Cale& tnry y Card's Reign of Liteds...agne.-.lkognyby harrow • L. It of the Earl of Maeartney and l'essel•; L-.•• , ; front England. by Don Manna b'ernatt Fa cells Lettra.; tile Poems of 0•16411....P00/IN ; Sonke.'s 1,..• s Smith's Legendary Tates; Anthningis -ser sang., Lit...stun% Oxf.,rd: Prated by and for S.a.e.,' and hbr,dar. Web- Arent ; and by R. hald PteSilary Syrie-...5e., Load ••• and to be had MI iiiollliii day of evert month of a.l be I/sellers, psalm 1.1 Soot% and Puctarastem throeg.mot toe United Kingdom. NATURAL PHILOst.WNY Thit Any Is pubbsited. price 3s bou.ut in blue, illantrated by num.-toot Lt v awing., A N EASY GRAMM , kIE 4TUR AL and ExpERINV.NT P.111.01 , 11/PHY, w,. ten 041 Ilia Plan 010011,(111 oirantniot of Geoglaplit, and Robinson's Grammar Il.stmt, add ticognyi at a rra.tieal Eleautotary Rook, to woody tho Study of Phil.rwtotly in 3.:h001t. My the Rim DAVID BLAIR. _ _ Author of the dui ufßacreraes .n Reading, Re. Re. In the Plan and latangernynt at this WO. It. the Au•hnr hal full or,. 61 the jugly..oloroverl Plan of the Worts an-ye , I nto. tinned. as far as the Bulteccr, won't, admit. Th. Btern•-rtta y Prustriples 6,f *very Branch of Pr,tl6.oplty have been *lefty eay planned, and have been dctEn ',crated and fl p.l.anaed by portmeats, in the porforinance of which very intle apparatus wiil be moons. Punted fur Richard Phillips, Brirtimstreet, Landon ; and to be hart of all it.ohyarthrrs. slut the lull all,nrance to ft, h 6.1.„ Of whom may vh...rtlv I.s.', in tan I.eBorts on Natural and Eituerintrind Philosophy, by Ge..rie Gregowy, D.U. ser.sog a. all 1 , ..e.dat...n and C. 1131. menury on •►eaueeer.lg work, for the use of Teachers and the tinnier %chutes.. CHArrAL'S NEW WONK. rhir de! is published. In Four Velum**, &scrims, illumined with nunieruue Ellt,Ylllr, price Thurp.ne Sniiiings, ut warm CHZMISTRY APPLIED to ARES and NIANUFAC I'UKES. _ _ . . -...-... KT M. J. A. CtIAPTAL. Member and Treat:over of the French heaate• Grand OfFeer of the LIPIC.I.oI Or I lonour • Member or the Imutute; Hu florae! Proirewor oldie Sc hool of bleexine &c. &c &c. Little need be ‘aid ie reconverted • nee Work by w emi nent a Chemist a. , M. Chaptal, who has skill oily applied i s all the modern .t.ovejtes in Chenwtry and Itxperinseutil ph i h r .o p hy. 1. ~e perfection of the Arts and the various branches of kfanufecteles. Such a Work has long been an acknowledged Lksieerat.im and, executed by so acute an ex. peronehiatist, as the present Anther, it turnis ail alio,* all rifles, to the numeroas eheini.ta, workers of meta 5, and nsanulactorers of Great &masa and Inlaid. Printed for Ittetiard Phillips, Me. 6, aridis•ssreet, Landon , sad to be hadef all the 14iuk.:11ers. . . . us a tzwr wacky maw ►e had. A DIC rl /NARY of Pa ACTICA I. and TIIEOKETI::AL COENUT fin , in nos Loge eui closely printed oct rvn i ►y Waitain Dlicdol,uu s with ?lAN, price 166. in Duairld. iLWAR/C4. , • —.7-7 • - . --- -essaratieretts . A. adjourned meeting of the cithrne was held on Friday last, the 10 - 11 inst: at the Presbyterian Chuveti. agreeably to a resolution of the 7th init. The Committee teported the following rerilutions, which were rec , ived, read, and unanimously adopt ed. and ordered to be published : Whereas, the peopl,. of thaw provinces, ere yet they had broken asunder the tie ve!•ich united them to tree British Government, and as+umed to them selves a separate and independent rank arming the tsarinas of the earth, eves iwfthe ve..y infancy of their esistelize, destitute of resources for war, with nut money, wie.out arms, without animuniion, and without esperienced military commanders ; regard less of these west and arduous dilficalties, mindful only of the indignities, the oppressions, and the • ty rannies of Great 13ritaio, atol animated to resistance by that tuner:river:kWle kith which induced their lathers to terein the wild end dreary recesses of this, then :tackiest desert, rallying rouLd the elevated Standard of their L i berties, LI the ,presence, and tinder the protraion and superintending guidance of Almighty Grid, did, on the 4to of July, 1776, proclaim tu.the astonished world, tiseir unalterable determination to resit w stiffe•ing and to death, the great and mighty power of Britain. And, re:yiteg upon the solemn and mutdal pledge of life, of for. vine, and of sacred honourc either to nobly.fall is freedom's cause, or e::.e to is Isar staoJaid .is these shores. Attest, And whereas, at it wit trirrtrally to he erpeeted, that the exterior relations of a Government, tfiti, emanating from .she nool-st emot•ons c.f ti.e human heart, t avmg peace Mr its obj a, and lib etty tor its enJ, shnuld be mar by a sacred and trideviaiii.g adherence to these great sad usahrrable ptincipl-s oliLia.mile lay which lihrtises Auliestimaity'et e•blicioveivore triond to their fellow.asen ; so sx hiiitafininetf, — thil thigh Tralffid 'lf their intercourse. with foreign have nnifnrmly pursued a conduit highly honourable to themselves, and hitherto sttistAdny to those wito eat,int they have been coneeeted. Neve►th, less. the Gneernment of Great Britain, onmsa4lul of Onse duttes of reeipri city. which a Wlke e.111.!01 14.1 I.) disCltrer. and a just oar will never cr,oe - o petlutra, Meth in aurnerotti SCATICes amide u. agg. Anions upon 'Our la- Wrests. end nano violated our treats, sod insulted OUT dign tr. AS a fie? And 1114. - petlltat lattlee. Sat:114111 plundered our m re iaat, of their pro perty nn the viten—a/41 bath violated the pJ: amis. liberties of our citizens bfimpressment. • s olockmig.i ow w : ne wt. ; She kWh Myr drrel • citizen HI these Unity,' Stares. 14 - .liie o comply eitt3 her . hisviebs 'requibitions, al.d h ith added cniJ..1%).1e.1 instilt lb lies ouresagst. CA ugei lag Atoiseturnt "by she irr , (.k.ery t,t a tile/. S..e nett' sent het 4Tailla etssels it.tt opt bore boor., in drfience of positive inNibitioas —amd their petty iitims hive. in theb utficiAl commonieitions, wiiiten so lAnsisigsristia•oleace oft the first Mule• .. trate of oor meson. For all these injulies she hsth feinted to negociate soon teems of re.aprocal justice, a'4l halt opened ba - taries spun us, to Mid:, amid the 'Minstar of her caisson, our unit/aroma and wall-toundest claims against her Cabinet. She hafts recently, in the same spirit of lawless 'Mimic', almost on our shores, attacked the United States' frigate, the Ches:pe.k4 then unprepared for bath stoned the decks dl en American vessel with the blood of our citis ns, and bath at tempted to dishonour the. 44 of our nation—and tuany of our citizens even now Lang iish uoil:r the wouuis which tie paid-haus cruelty And rutii .n out. rage of those sea-murderers have infiiAed bince then the *kWh goveramtht buts uniformly evinced towards the American nation And p.. 004 an enmity so deeply rooted, that her insolence. ag gressiims And um potions, have unitratuly increased in the ratio of tha pacific overtures and moderation of our govermosoi—Sii,ce she bath bawl) , china' to dire& an attack at this win, when t, eater. nal relations of this country are disturbed by our un settled differences with Spain—and its internal tran it:ditty bath been jeopardised by traitorous machi nations it becomes us, with one heart and one mind, to rally round the standard of our national government, and at the hasard of sufferings and of Jeatti, to burst through vie cIoUJ wh1..11 now dark en. aroustd the hithatto unsullied Janne ut our au von. - . It is due to the meaner of our murdered felln v. citgens. in give vent to those feelings of inta z na tiosa which I,Mtil .1411014 to blUbtlllg w every ..").111r. , ric.ta busum. IL is due to the Chief Magistrate ant Repre sentatives of our nation, to venom. under httsuren. is cohfiled the awful duty of dere:ling the des inter of .Anieries, in this arduous muss, to auhure them ot oar unceasing devotion to the cause ut our same mon coun•ey—nf our wianim•bus and unalterable determinarVit to sup p-rt then •t every li r La•dr in pursuit of just itivasures of retaliation, or of famikehnce. It is due in ourselves, that we 4hotiki not dliglare the memory of our illnerinns aneestorat Who pfOlete red death to slivery and dielionnee • Wnerefore. it is re olved. by the ,reenter; Of See • vaanab. in general !Tett t.ng as,embl. d ; 1 . that neer, citizen d wear e•hp, on tnc feb 4 , 111 r.e. 4 fort , (a malts AY enemy, hal the death of our co/atone. Sel,Deti, twere mwee;ed be Ca e• .n If mph tr. •, l the Leopard, in his perfilioes and unrovale-d Hess* Coos the • C.eampeette. t • Rowlvod• That the tegigearit ree!ior wii!eh I•avel)e , .1 eit,d to *or broom by Ilf11.11“e10.11 f ence,." 11 " va" `ublid• tnul Government small hare r.ect•ed eomptuie aad " 4 .'n Mary vititraci .it. Remised, That from this remiseat every citizen of ismomisli. vo.et4ers hint•elf ,ostirsly at the ds.,•ea•l f t e • : runt•ar-01 to submit to Sr'•,! ene , •er emir, t ent ..-to buy- s' et, linger—amid wit.. Dimwit, to rrforat tiwy *1.4 Gur-rnmeni Ite.nly,4l, Teat omit tit p of the General. Gnireen. Para be know., liar Luz o. sowliinah will idid 04 rnmmu ntcat ton w.th ,he B•nnt , vit t , of ofro*,tion nut oat ri, aid rata QU' C . " 1". sod Ma MI.-, will twand arida imam, every pence detected to tl .144441 lbw. resolu'i to. It tt..i a ComolAt .e 40 appointed as torrapsect i , ite. Here (this' setenlß.ll, ,, ltiet.“ o,dinati tout , nir In G-eero 0 KI•VV.Iit ELI; IIR, Chairman. T. II P. C4rIKLTUN Si. raaq. (From The irefterali.t ) Si it—l was sorry to observe in your Paper of the lit inst. a palpable =statement of the late outrage ' committed on the frigate C4etora4e, under the command of Commodore James darron ; aid from your ge:lemos declaration that you have no wish to injure the reputation of that Officer, I am sure yottirll will take pleasure in publishing the following rood marks: That Commodore James Barron, and no &hoe ° person on bar.l the 6,la:stake, had any reasons ground to apprehend an at m Is . from the appeass was the manner the Captain of the hailed the Chesapeake ; and from the circumstance ot the ladies and children of ffr. Bullut's who were passengers, remainingnllideek, until also first guu was fired from the Leapa,d, and they lishe only gone into the' ward-room, whets a broadiade was given t fkitondly, et the time the Leopard came steer side of the Cles/peile, the crew was employed in getting the anchor secured on the bows, and coil. mg the cables below, one cable :till remaining oa deck. You also err in stating that the gum weal loaded with doable-headed shot ; they were Nig- - loaded in nu customary way, with round snot, II the guns of all ships are when going to sea. I can **assure yon, that Capt. James Barron has not beets to Nortotit shici the Chesapeake has been in commission; liis glace of residence being near Hampton. Teis fall stitficientty contradihs the rep.i t of tae Captain of the:We/A.ora having tolsk his he would have Isfelseirtry fair or tool mesas: 'that Ceps. Bs, riss. - Niss-us.siessiss ristsiot, am p . 1111( as any other officer on b.sard, appeals fruits his h tying -tented his otfic.ns to repair to spatters, as s.ion as danger was apprehended, and to do it with. oat an s tuisscessary display of /Localities. as soon as he had read the ciders of the al iti do Captain, which were sent on Maud his ship under the appearance of a private dispatch, - ,u;poiree for Eur.te. That alter giving. ins answei, he went on deck. and .n. deavui ed to hail the L ee/a-I, worn a gun was aced at etto,,ands broadinde totiuwed. waits was near ternsisiailtigo his buscence--notwithstanding Alain soverei attempts to hail the Leepords standing .0 he open gaugway, exposed to as heavy* bre as ever was witnenied. In toss situation be continued retire thee kV for the spate of &teen at ding not a gun bad been, iir could or madsr ready .0 tire tioca his own ship—Lis masts, riggings And h 13.1 cdt t. pieces, a s to between wind a. d water, and upwards of font stet water in the hol b. teltlaantiy (edema the frig to be struck b..• Otis totally false that be aauted it so cis wiur hisowa hands. 1 am told. from goad authority, it was cline. as distal, by one at the quarter .too after good. Such a report cou.d only be ihr4.te by °nese Captain gistron's outer enemies, WhICII God knows he has enough of. Thrte has, howevet, been a deficiency in some de. Fitment of the ship It Capt. Barron did ordsr all bands to quarten before the enemy began ro the. et,. It if it was without the usual toms, and it it Wier the firing commenced, east Lie sill,r nee pared for an eagagemeoit, would .he one have been athlete velure a gun pit vioui to die colours being snack 1 'filers is no dome of it, and I sniped on the trial' will appear the ship wis not pr -pared ! Way was the file nut real: est :? Because the pri ming. horns and rnactlies could not be got horn the MAMA. Rise, owing, it is stated, to the contusion Use gunner was throws into, at the lir.t br iadside. fhts also indicates that t h e magazine was n.t well arrant. d. Will any man say. that was the Commits ore's lank 1 Captain Barron did not go on board the Ciesapaesie, as the adking Captain ; :sr was in the ca. peaty ot the Commodore. with all officer, totting as Captain, under him, namely, Capt. (iiir.ion, woose rank' is as Master Commandant. Atter an elapse of fifteen minuses. the Liregnre pent ing It olio the Clesapeahr, two powder.horns were obtained trout bel.ew by Captain Gordon himself. and given to Lieutenant Alle,t, who fired a gun with a anal of fire or a Liggerbead, from the galley, no matches being yet ready. Fatten minute. is a long tuns ton a slip to receive the fire of an adversary sif su. perior force, witholut hang in • rapacity to return a gun. and is man can be deemed a coward who caw • btAthl for fifteen as noses in the open gasteray of a stop. exposed ui a. heavy a fire as ca.) be conceived. A Court ot logo ry. which will be ti Lt on the spot.' will determine *inert the blame ought to attach; it is.• t tare:ore, cruel, that the cltif aster • what's puce stood so high. shoti be anal jtliitliutit is given against ties. A Fatima TO • 0 litZiCo 1 et amp kaSted. I,llltll • J