The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1819-11-06 00:00:00

.11 111 • he'---) ._ • i'irfr&f • . • . o', • . • 1 - .. 10' /111 ' I ‘ •410, ..;,,, ii , ; . „....:, ~ . ( ..., lariel 4 l°ll.44) . • --, " ' - • I 4 411 %. { • . • 41 11: X 'f'•• It . ' - It _............„ ir ify . 1 tit I I i lld . , ; ' _ 0 1 ..1 . . . , -'-. 1 CAI . • Tim i bri• on , ft • .2.1, ‘ .. ' w 1. I^o ~ CP 0 . 7 , , i. 11111 . , - - _ -r..,"... ..7 a1ai1i1A1L"1' NUMBER MR. ‘[..()N DON, SATURI)AY, NOVEMBER 6. 1819.,.', 4 - ~,lw• • . , . .. ••• • TM E AMR-ROYAL, DRURY-LA NB. COMPOSITION FOR ASSESSED TAXES. EAST INDIA HOUSE , Noermato 11, ISIS. prey wpm, atria away. The die* them- Hen. Ou lIIIS EVENING, SATURDAY, Nov. 6, THE COMMISSIONERS Gal tie AFFAIRS 1 rrin COURT of DIRECTORS of de Wives remain but six, or *tyro days." popsies* his Majesty's Servants will perform the Comedy of of TAXESherelty give Notice , test it is the inteation U (TED COMPANY di MERCHANTS of ENG. sErrzsmas IS , were sirk. WILD OATS; of . tie Lords of Isis SI si tst y 's Trensury to hi!rodure into ! _EL ! LAND, trading to the EAST INDIES, oaf hereby gips SALT:OF LaNna.—Wo noticed this 'unsurein Extract ol PaiVatorin • Roll for ptokiiichig Ike lino. for ',promise:Orr- ! Noffee, OR, THE STROLLING GENTLEMEN. hag into Composition foe Ilk's ASSEASEO CAXES, under i 'I hat the CCSI3IITTEE of BUVING ottif WARE- a hasty manner, but on more se r i o u s cleliheratiois o Th e g e , ikr Georr• Tbonder, Mr. Dimwit; , Mr. Elliston ; t h e 'if are sati.fied. that pressi n g a s o l e a t thi s j un ct ure Imam oh , Aet or the last Scalia. of Parliament. wiLeh expired on ' HousEs will be rend, to receive Penrose" is writing, logy Thunder, Mr. Pesky; 1145 . Powell ; .1..h0 h st the Slid of October. until and II IMAM OW 30th of November al, d sip, on or before %WEDNESDAY, lb. Waif Lletreas- 'would Prove very injurions to lendlioltlers Keno. host Alibi v), Mr.t:stiie; Former Gammen. r. Meredith; Lamp, , lamina ; end that all lierauws isms Compaos.i in the saw , 1819. f inch Periwig a. may be witting to supply ratty. There are no less than 15,000 lots and par• l" (6 1 6 9 Eerie! , i KFbriim "°°4l4 Air. 114 " 1 " 1 "; *R h 4 "' asitoser, mail sod upon lb. rid 30th lumina, as. they mi g ht the C u 3 tisane, of cell. of .land adverti.td for vale CM account of Burin- 14716.81 nett; ]pus , slr. Coveney; Toilet'. Mr. Elliott ; Loral. ? baseAlslar.sniut to the 3lst of Octob.v. • OUGHT IRON NADA virulent tl a,ge of loxes, and collectors Love no doubt d ay F„ ,t, Mr. Smith; Zaelwriallt. Mies C. Carr. Lady Asia- •-• By oriterlif the &WIC Ifn the use o Warehouses: And Hist the Conditions of made some inistsike. IVe repeat, that if the sale it is sot Si , tii..l.'..i Sc. Welt ; Amelia, Mr.. K•ilibl ; Jane, 51i " MATTHEW %TINTER, Serretary. the Cootraet sway be peen wpm. application toils, desk to c uld p00pm...-A, that the humeri would be bee Tau Office, November 8, 1819. I the rid Comsasitter, with whom the Proomals mast be left A flop Islas& Ads rases a- . . . . . . _ ...• . • '7l .11.5 • ' • : - ' •• %'• Yy t e-7 . .... PRICis 7d. Out of It, perstas which composed the whole white popuistists of that plat*, whew the set:must was received, WI 'irk. *, of a Letter to a Oastlessee is this Cato, listed New Minus, August 10,181 S :-- fever has cuasstesessl amour , * tie shipping, sad tied where its maps will tad! Oa hard the stream. A Alabama, the twills, stair, end steward chill within Ass days, and the Vesu►.ss Is. lost one 1111111 to-day. The physiriass say but the yrlbw fewer of this year is tLe must iruleat *lwo have ores here. Report soya 30 has,. died sir- Fear is apt to rawtoerats, and 1 mould fain '044 that • sit had as marled." ossitidutowS, IffIntIPMER, Captain Renard, of (be F rusts brie La traue..ss, armed at this port yesterday. in 17 days, /roam Jaquein. 1. reports Oat the brig of war, owned and comusalided by Grurril IrOrritor, was lost en the lat ultimo at Ass Cayes, soder vend of the crew perished. niladelphis Ha. !)or ; M. Kuii Lint. rAntk , on .019. f inch Cu 3 qua , °VG! fROR o {,-- re: Rod,. .graet may be et di ups uppliestina . Clerk the Mid Customer, with whom the Proposals sett be left before Eleven o' Cock um the sal4 Ist der of Deeetnbve eirst, Our which bum the Cutosittee will ono receive soy Teutler. JOSIPH DART, Secretary. After which the Farce of III&;FI NOTIONS; Or, it TRIP TO EX MOUTH, Sa• netler.rk Au/ratio Pageaut, Mr. Malian; Mr. avkliy, Mr. T Cooke ; R.hi, Mr. Rowell; Timothy, Mr. R mt hi. Musa Cubist; Martha, M la. Urger ; Mra. rt . ...mar, MI. Eland. Stage Manager, Mr %/loom°. SAMS'S C1(11;114 . 01TING LIIMARY, Ns. 1, St. J a eireflossir ura e LI! ANI skAirtilplect fitly retuilis • •taabreActlialiirtigmente . . alio ma is udistonosts I fe , kr I,SII kAILTI RIP Pagfutth Mandell; Mr- WILLIAM ; , .;A , Litel folly and grate. e; Mr. Rowell; Timo th y, Mr. V hilly rrturn• bietihntreAcknoieleilementa to the " Culls " Martha, Ml. ' (k g"; Mr. ' Nobility and Gentry, for the auspicious eueouragersit and littera? patronage *fib which thcy hare humored his es- r. Rousell.--Acting Illeseddir, llr. erasona. He has new the honour 4.f satirising their sorrier in the removal of hia.Cirrulating Library and Ulterior) In- . person/it Direction of Mr. Ellisten. r iv a l ligkaill to No. 1, At. Jameesostreet, Prim Si. ed. asfalm 4 , -IrrntrAinice ocryiesand by the Emeriti enlargeromet of Ike! fa.; "Sweitng Pries la.—Uppef hi s amen, and Ins ausiety;tiv prostate scrunsmothitioes rice 6.1. in prolamin/IA .ln the exteudid number of Ins Subscriber, opened at Half-past Six °Vlach.— mu d Literary pairons commence peer-innr at beven. Telma of Subscription may be hail on the Library, and be orrn from Eleven Sill Fife o'Ciwk the Opera and Theatrical Arreacy is sill continued on that or Mr. Rods/ell. R , Ax Rook.keeprr. footing which has hitherto been favoured by the most (nightly) of Mr. Spring,ohrLie 2 P' nimum approval of the public. ntfited without iujuring the State. General Miler, Governor of the Arkansas: Ter ritory, ■n officer of great merit sod Services during the late war, has arrived in this city, ■od has taken —Two Medical . . ID OYAL HUMANE SOCIETY, instituted lodgings sit Tammany hall. Fro. the Platadelphta Repider, September 9.2 —Ty,' AL 1774, for the Illacovery of Miaow' apparently Drowned Brown, the pirate, sentenced lately to be hong, is see rues of fewer wire reported tb.s day to the Medical er Dead . G.. n ei outel , is th e ljediral hermi t .... degjiows to be executed in six weeks. It is s u g gested that&nod. of heron/jog candidates for the wise uttloe •4140.114.04, , his execution shanlef - be canliod.ziass- Weil 100.-die-i s oli j a ," pe „„ seinem y s ip g psiir e -rg e igefi e e et p: et , 4,,, saagerretaa 7 to ibis lostitartesi, see eciasaut.psessaat la mown wooer ow ei s 4e ig th ea &al Blism,.. le 4111111117 . , 134 of September, its the Circuit Court. OS • Rcsulution of so morenrelistary Grieriesl Omni, held this r ell IrXxll.lll eto VII seamen. In every other to affu d I George Brew,,. el4y, to stud their Names and Address, end their Teatimes.- ciountry, circuitous for crimes committed me the male, lortherith, directed to the Trrasorer, at the soeiety's " You have been convicted of the murder of House, 44, Ss. Pawl's Church-yard., where the Reports of nu high seas sire held i board of notional ships, an- John Lewis, and on testimony which liss lat nu Society, steal Ludo of Governors, slay be obtained. chased sit a proper ; slid to this initiiill,. we doubt of your g uilt, Tl t iy crime, sit all tures, one RORT. CURREY, H os .s ee . pro . tee. concur in the sugges a ill at it should take place ,of t h e 4th November, 1519. I greatest which can be committed, h a s been I.iirrary James's.street, eolargemmet Us *Sok (trier the asses ; F.rood I poop r limner! trailers Is.; Second Price Doors will be opened at Half-past Viz weeramece w:11 esimosence percisriy at urea. The Beg 0111ce will be open from Eleveu till Fire o'Clock ta be takrti or Mr. Rodwell. 0 , 1 nook.keeper. Pc‘sie Bo o rs 10 be had (nightly) at Mr. Spring, who is ap po•llied Citnsotroller of the Boa-Office Receipts, the Private Duxes sail Ticket Department, as well as the general acreage taeu.t of the I)Liors. ' _ suggeslk - , on the waer Lind not on laud. PRISON DISCIPLINE. This any is published, in btu. price 1:s. with Five Mims T DESCRIPION of the GAOL at BURY ST. EDMUND'S. To which are added, Desigos fur a Prison, msde •I the request of T. F. Buzion, Esq. 111 P. for the Emperor of Russia. By JOIIN ()BRIDGE. Governor of Bury Gaol. Printed Cro Rodwell and Martin, Bond-Arm ; and J. and A. Arch, Curnhill. AiW VORA, IFIPTSIISMIL 16. The Rani:lsere flitriett i ion the authority of Capt. Ota. shone, *bu bag arrived at Rattinture in aeon days from Ha siansioares the arrival at 'bat port of the Spamlab fri gate &bins, *lib her convoy of twelve traasports, in 4V days front Celia, having on board 3,000 troops, ander the coinstaud of Dun Joan Manual Cayigal, Governor of the Island, the lair Governor, bull Joseph Cat eta Fuegos, having been retailed to Spain. A letter, Jana l as Havant:lab ea the let Wet. mates the amine facts, with the addition that a part et the troops are &retired to PCUUCaI. in East Florida. Iklunkis% next, King Richard the Third: Rickard Duke s.f C!o't•tel. Mr. Kean The Conway of Mid Oats will be acted once in every week. IN 131.00MSBUItY-SQUARE, funr donr. froth too of Stinthampton.street. Illo'born, la the IRISH LINEN COMPANY'S ONLY WAREHOUSE in DON, established Nineteen Yew., for the %ALE of IRISH SHIRTING and SHEETING CLOTH by the Piece. ■t the Factor's price, warranted for durability, colour, aaJ to repay the purchase money shoohl any fault Appear. The Contrany, front the nature of their Establishments Mere end in Ireland, offer to the cummuoily the above arlieles mach eheaper than they can be procured tint...telt any other medium. GUM Irish Bills and Bank of Ireland Notes taken as lama. Country orders punctually %moiled to. THEATRE-BOY AI, COV AT-6A edisbN. T HIS EVENING. SATURDAY, Nov. 6, will ler gelid At Comedy vi LOVE MAKES A A S IAN; Or, THE FOPS FORTUNE. kstonio, Ur. Blisrharit; Doe Lewis, Mr. W. Farms; Carlos, Mr. C. Kroble; Clotho, Mr. J O IWII; Simian, Mr. I ark T G ~rum% Mr. Chapman ; Duo Duao 1, Mr Causer. AUffhaM, Miss Foote Louisa, Mrs. Fatima ; EMIL, Miss Ikeuarn. JOHN DOPiOV N, 4, Bletteslinty.ops.c. Aveu. JOHN DOY LE, 31, St. Slarya,abbsy, TO TRAVELLERS IN GREECE sarrsussa 18. Mei which die Opera of ROSINA. Br!Mlle, Mr. Dertsset ; Capt. Barak., Mr. Pyne; Runtic, J ta.laCO ; William, Mr. Taylor; Patrick, Mr. Conant. Mooi Matthews; Dorcas, Mrs. Davenport; Rosins, Mora M 'Free, who is Act 11. will introduce "'Tit not his :arm, so fair to view." Bultelo 74.; Second Price 30 8d —Pit 3s. GI; Second Price s.—loser Gallery 25.; Second Price Ir.—UpperGal key 1•.; Second Price Bd. Place-% fur the Boxes to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 8,.'-office, art •sirret, from Tro till Four. A Private Boor may be had for the Season, or nightly, ce Mi. Brae/ton, at the Ilux-Oftice. Jo Monday, the Tragedy of King Richard the Third, with 1. bas ta. , 01 Tuesday. Tamerlane, with Blne Beard. Oti SVedneed.y, the Cumedy ad The Cusifi deraey—Culen. Arthur and Emmeline. Out Thursday. Macbeth: 31aebeth, Mr. llnddart (his first 2:1,MIIII11.Ce at this Tbeaire). TO AM ATEURS, GENTLEM EN, AN FANCIERS OF FLOWERS, FLORISTS, AND OTHERS. /11HE wpll.k.,l,wii mimed COLLECTION of CARNATIONS, PINKS, AURICULAS, and TIY LO'S. of HENRY COFTRELL, HORBEMONGER ANE, in the BOROUGH, which will be SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. COCHRANE, on FRIDAY, the or NOVEMBER, 1819, at Ten o'Clock, on the Premises, be Outer of the . The CMlerimo hem; his study for loamy years, no paws ins been spared by him to make it metier, and is a Ca inane opportunity to those wbo wish to rotate in the plea t-1M studs or a Florist, or to their Collem tiutoir) Mutt Rod Striking Glasses, Frames aud Lights, telor Arliclus of a Violist. 'To he %%rived, and Calablocs hail, on Tuesday, the 9th ioataat, Ly applying to Mr. Cottrell, on the Premises ; or to the Auctioneer, 7, Dwke•street, Geosveuur where Coaonis,ions will be carefully altcudeil to. TEA TRADE. FIEITI of Nttertnl)s4, -- 4;Oiret Anil/friary of Ike LONDON GENUINE TEA COMPANY, t 3, 1 .tticAte.hill, estehlitled 5a6 November, 1818, fur the avow. p,i.imee ur supplying the Public with pure and sanadul t.sratrsi TOM,. The Public will prohtlily expert a few observations on • an neea•ioa, beyond the were annoutscement of a year I..ieflig witted sway since the eumineneement of the EAR.. h: rhmrnt. In the first instance, the thanks of the ho p. , rtu,s we respectfully tendered to the Community at large, oho so warmly sopporied them during theeinipine.pled atnl unt•rrare! opposition mask by ■ great poi lion of she Trade iu Ne•emtwr last. The folly of such a line of conduct .rg, however, long since become appmeot to their op. they have very properly abandoned any further o7.en attempt■ to depreciate an undertaking which has w.:r:•ded beyond the most sanguine hopes which could h:,. been indulged by any infaatine mercantile Establish nu. vt . Flee London Genaine Tea Company now submit to their Friends a few plain statements, which may not be unintr re•t'ss, sod will afford the moat unequivocal roofs that the imensite Patronage they have received has nut been uncle. hile at the same time they offer the must conchs ;.re testimonies of ptiMie approbation. Their Sale of Teas I ir the last Two ll!oaths ban tweet upwards of 4,500 Posed. weight per bay, being after the rate of 9, SS Cheats, to about 753,500 Pounds weight in the Year; on which the bitty alime is norly 120,000 f. annually ;—a mach larger •ntn *ban wan probably ever coulribated to the exigencies of tee State bv any other House in the Tea Trade ; bow far, illeierore, the pledge givtia at the con. meneement of this undertaking has been redeemed, these unprecedented Sales mait del, ermine. The calculations are made on absolute Sa:es to the Public, and are independent of Teas said is I pacceht to Wholesale Ibralrra. The_ ------- 1.004011 Gtalili4l4l Tea Company mere their Friends the Public at large, that they Imre purchased and sold Teas of the strongest and finest Savours only, rejecting hose of weak and low qualities, and their frieuda may be monied of such being their unalterable determination. Since the unequivocal declaration of this Establishment respect ing the qualities of Hubei Teas, scarcely as Advertiseutest lat appeared from any of the Trade without coudenoning its me, and these geuileuieu who, is their public Address, praised liohea and ridiculed the Company's censure of it, now call it trash, and acknowledge that Bottum are used only to deteriorate the better sorts. The Proptietons beg to catalpa the Puhlic against the numerous " Genuine lea Establishments," in Imitation of the Lundou Genuine Tra Company, many of wham copy their Advertisements so closely, as to deceive a indifferent uliwerrei. tin Friday nex., the Nth instant, will be pahlisbed by the London Grimier Tea Compaily, price 15.6,1. an ialerestieg Pamphlet un Tea, eostaining Twelve 6 le Ensravinge, trati.e of the recess of cultivating the Ten Pleat, from the hrrt ouwise of the Seed to its package fur the 'dirket. T o b e h a d o f t h e C ompany , hi, Isule iE ss .1 371; 8, Chariag.erose; and 14$, Oxford-street; sad of all &wh eelie:l in Tops asdbeeitiry. EXT TUESDAY, November 9, tin• Draw ing begins, and to the First Prwe Minutes TWO oat of the EIGHT PRIZES of g 0 .(so maw he ukeieled ! sad SIX of £20,090 may he drawn NEXT TUESDAY. Only a few hundred Ticket* ate now unsold, butt as lung as any remain they may he obtained at J. and J. SIX E RIG lir., wile Contractors, 37, Cornhill; I 39, Haymarket; 11, Holborn I 141, Oa6wol-ctreel Where they Suit!, in Shares, in Me lest Luttery, N 0.3,710, a Mize of £36,900, 'RICHARDSON, GOODLUCIi. mud CO. resoectfolly arqtriint the Publir, Ora the STATE LOTTERY td . 10,000 Tickets. 'shit a Chance of nzlit Priers of 20,0011/. Money sod Consols, besides other Capi tals, and the lowest Prizes Id/. ha the united Scheme, coo. unplug all the Prizes belooeing to Iwo distinct Loners*, of 10,04)0Tickety etteb.will begin Drawing EXT ENDA Y. As the Lottery will be drawn in Classes, Purchasers *Ray !rive the choice of any Two Tickets of the ems. fate by which, if fortunate, tbry tray obtaih upwards of iitlifet. Money and Consols. Tickets nod Shares are senile! by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, end CO. at their Offices, 6aok-huildiu a, Coruhill; and facitur the Gate of the King's-mews, Chariot cross; who sold, in last Lottery, Nu. 710, a Prize of 36,000/. Consok. Schemes gratis. NEXT TUESDAY. PIDDING and CO. Nu. I. CORNIIII.I., re mind their Friends, that on TUESDAY NEXT, No vember 9, the 5,090 Numbers, which are now nit Sale, will ALL be &cis!. d. To those who have not yet examined the Scheme, ii may be necessary to Vl:plAln, that this small number of Tickets are certain to have Two Prizes of 29,0001. Money and Consols, and may possibly gain Six more Prizes of 20,0901, forth's) , arc to have the Cillibet• of all the Capitals allotted to 20,000 Tickets: this ia an ingenious Arrange. agent, mud an Advantage never offeseil before: the lowest Prize is 161 , nod the first-drawn Blink, in each Clam, will have Sixteen Winds. Tickets in the twit Drawing, which may be chosen at PIDDINC'a Office; abere Schemes MIS° may be hid milli full Explanaliona. PIDOING and CO. returu their grateful thanks for the favours of the Public, and are glad it has fillets to their lot to make so substantial a return to many of them: they hope also some of the above are again destined to reward lime who make their Pluckiest: at No. 1, Ca/IV/RIM UNPRECEDENTED IN THF: ANNALS OF LOTTERIES!!! ONLY 5,000 Tick.. ls to he •Irnwts nnlnrd Atiyor% (fhb Note-miter). nnJ the grant] chance of Alaitiiiic EIGHT Prizes 20,0001. ;Homey bud Commix. riskk.iresed consitleraltly 7 the smallest Priz• being 16/. and Tickets only 191. 18s. theref.se, the loss esti uuly be 31. ISs. a n d the vin may be the enormous suns of One liendeed and Ticenle Thonnand Pounds.' _ _ _ . . • ._. _ And fug one Sixltinti, &reit %%outdid b'ire Hundred l'offmte EYTON, Stack-limber, 2, Comb'll, and Lunthardatreet, cauuot help cungratulatiug the Public on the Moose grand &Meuse and new System, the chant., being considrrably in creased and the risk lessened; hopes he shalt clone in fur his share of the Public patronage, h: being one of the oldest office-keepers its the Liatzdono. To Nublernewarril Merchants—E. Evro begs leave to th rown. them that he has on sate several duplicate Tickets that will be cuti , ted In the same produce, thst is to may, if Ni.. 339 should be drawn a 20,01110. 5,339 will be entitled to another 28,0001. As urarsi, all business in the Public rtiuds transacted with bonnie and dispatch at the above office, Nu. 2, Curlsbill, by the Public's very humble &Tram, r. EYTON. NEXT TUESDAY THE GI: AN D LOTTERY BEGINS ON A NEW PLAN. BISI-1 ',ever frit g,•eoter eoulideore of re. JL • ceiving Public approbation, than is bearing testi newsy to the superior merits of the presrsit Lottery, which is conutruct►d on a New Systems, giving to Adventurers is one Lottery the chance of gri i ii i mx all ib e rrae., is Two; with the certainly sit purchasers in the First Lottery gaiuiog at least FOUR Vrizra of nii,doo, And an adequate proportion of other Prizes 11rhile, from the judicious arrange men: of the lithrmr, they may ohms FOUR more Prizes of 20,1W1. otakioz a gram! Tut.ti of EIGIIT l'r;vrei of £e0,000: The First-draws Lilsok tr each Class, First Day, will also receive a Free Gift of 16 Wltule 'mdse.'s Tickets; and may thereby pin upwards of 100,11001; Shares in propuetio. The lowest Prises Ate 161. Morey. sad the First-delpses Prize wilt decide 40,4001. 61.4 6ve minutes. •.* Fire Thousand Tickets will lw drawn earls Day. Tickets and Shares see renews by T. IRISH. Stock.Hruker, at lb* Old Slate Lottery Offices, 4, Corium:l, 1114 9, Char tog-cress •e Sebenws, with faH Pa/dipolar*. (belie. .6. rim Posse .1 stuck, are 0./6414 ermil!fr alfsPut BMWS Orice, fa Coral" by tralc.e 114 Pubt:c eta sec laejfiithstitas. _ This day is published, in crown Bro. prier 14.. with a Map, OrrillE ITINERARY of GREECE, contain inß One Hwedred Reales in Attica, &cilia, Leeris, Phut* and Tbesealy. By Air WI MIMI VEIL. Also, by ther wow Author, The ITINERARY of the ISOREA, containing One Hundred Routes ia tbr Peninsula, w4iil • Map, price 10s. &I. Printed fur nudged' sad Harlin, Bood.street. On the ISth instant will he published, in imperial ratio, pace 3!. 31. to NunsSultarrilwia, Part 111. of VIEWS IN IiKEECE: from Original Drawinca. By EDWARD DODWELL, F S.A. Coatai gg ig la the following Ytews : ATHENS, FROM THE PROPYHA. DINNER IN THE HOUSE OF THE BISHOP OF SA LONA. TOMB OF HASSAN BABA. PARNASSUS. ENTRANCE TO ATHENS. Printed for Rodwell and ahrtio, Bood.at may be had, DODWEI.L'S TRAVELS IN GI oethealiae. *Oh 11{1110471105 Ptaf a. et.—Or whom A 1..N1 ON, 0I)V, ttutl CO. mist respectfully K., inform the Pahl , e, that their PATENT SELF-AD- 292_, STRAND. JUSTING TRUSSES cUntsuue lo be Ly all the wit eminent Surg..uns in Town and Cunotry. The ritrings are FM 401011011Citd as to admit of increase or de. cscase in rise and force; will answer fur right or left side, witheut the least iaconvenieuce to the wearer, requiring no . . - under-strap, or other galling bandage. The Patentees have the howler to supply Ike Army and Nary, the Nsval and Millis+. y Hospital% the Duck-yards mid Orel , t.e Marine Infirmary, the Honourable East India Company, the City of London Truss Society, the Mary -1,-bone, Wiveliscoinbe, ItriAtul s and Denbigh Inireriar6s, the Middlesex Hiptpital, dtc. dtc. &c. . . . Manufactury,'29 l . l ., Strand, London ; et a la Galerie du Patna,. Ru%ate , Nu. IS3, a Park rrsidung in the conntry, sending the cir ctionferenee of she body across the hive , may depend upon beineareurstely filled. Scald by Butler and Sons, No. 34. Sichville.otteet. Dub lin; undone or snore Druggists in every principal Town in Enelaad. There is nothing which will create and spread a pestileutial disease more than a crowded and poor population. In Ilaucker•street alone, between Ca therine and Mai ket-street*. one t.creare, there are at present 1,076 iolinbituota, 335 of which are blacks. And in the i oust. of Wm. Saito, st 54, Lombardy aired, there are no les., than Fi TIT- FOUR itiltalii taiits--10 whites and 44 blacks. Let the fever he once introduced in thine quartets, there will be no arresting its stage/. The Comptroller of the State hxs advertised the soles of certain I.ssris in the State, for taxes. If the power of insitpooesnent be divcretionary with Ilia), it would be expe.lient to put off the sale until the bases improve. In many parts of the State, al though the crisps have been bountiful, yet tlkie is no mode of tfleetiog sales, owing to a want of cir culating medium. The sales of lands for taxes, at this period, would induce those harpies, who have snore thou once preyed upon the unfortunate % to speculate, and deprive the poor fanner of his O seasiiims. These are riot tiaolgfor coercion. rir sonic, 'immune* 27. BOARD OF HEALTH, Srrremuga 25, soon. A person sick riib malignant fever at 219, Church street. Sbc bad bern employed as a nurse at •e, Pearl street. The person reported yesterday, sick with malignant fewer, at SI, Augustus-street, died last evening. By order of the IlissrJ of Health, J. MORTON, Secretary. Sunday, Noon, Sepfearler 20. Three persons sick with malignant fever. By the Brawl of Health, J. MORTON, Secretary. The Board of Health have reirommeuded to the inhabit ant* to empty their cellars of the water, sod to ventilate their storm sod house►. At Baltimore, 011 Tuesday, 18 deaths, and 15 new ewe; stn 14eduesday. 9 deaths, and 45 stew cases ; on Thursday, ▪ deaths, and 39 new cases of malignant freer. I■ Insarlestott, from the Bth to thelsth instant, there were 48 deaths, 33 of which by yellow fever. From a New York Paper of the 2701, a letter from New Orleans of the 20th ult, stairs, that business was very dull. The strain boat budierts was as had as it could be. A remain had reached New Orleans that a British force of 5,000 owe bad takes posseastos of Peasactita; the re port, however, was considired idk. From the Correspondent of the Coventerciul Advertiser. On board the Congress stearboat. Lake Champlain, Sunday, 6iie o'clock. je.w. September 6, 1819. Messrs. Lewis and Hall—lt is my unhappy province to relate to you a distreiniug accident which has jos, happened epos our Lake. About eight o'clock, a.m. we received intel ligence at Burlington, that the etesen-hoat Phoenix was in Symms off Colchester Point—the boats in our harbour were immediately manned, and our citizens proceeded by land to the place of distrem, to render every asaistaate in their power ; bat unfortunately arrived Sue late. I have col lected the following particulars, which I take the liberty of sending you : The steam-boat left Burlington about twelve o'clock at sight, and had proceeded as far as Providence Island (about half way between Burlington and Plattsburgh), when the alarm of Are was given about one o'clock at night ; there being two small boats attached to the Phoenix they were inmseßately tilled with passengers, but the wind blowing viokally from the north-west, the pamengers were out all enabled to embark, and some of them were obliged to jump overboard. Captain Johnson Sherman, who has formerly cutommided this boat, was onforterately sick with a fever, at Vergennes; the boat was commanded by hie so o, Richard W. Sherman, • young gardenias of shoat twettly-two years of ago; but w►o in the diffealties and distresses of this atwhagratioa displayed the coolness of riper years. Much credit is due to Mr. John Howard, steward of the boot, fur his coolness and honesty in the hoer of difficulty. I understand Captain Sherman and himself saved themselves by articles thrown overboard after the baste had left. The wreck of the boat drifted into Colchester Reef, where she now lira. The persona lust are— Mrs. Muni, chambermaid; Mr. Maiming, pilot; Henry Bloods, hind on hoard; Stephen Kelsey, waiter (co loured man); Auarew Hannon, cook;. and O. Penner, a young palletises from thiefiec, about 16 years old. Is is 'opposed there were *bout 40 pawners on board, swift which were eight {saint : they hail principally retired to rest, sod is this saddest alarm t►e baggage woe prioci pally lest. The Riverboat Company, I understood, hail Muskier. Mob es& is their ahem; the lose is mat coesectly awarrtikeeL Yours, is great baste, N. IL HOWELL. tartness' Se. new eases ef fever slaty-eight. sod it iodiaatione st - pee- AMERICA. NEW YORK, SEPITIIDER 10. By the post coach last evening, we learn that on Wednesday afternoon upwards of 30,000 persons assembled at the Vauxhall Garden, l'lsiledelphie, to witness the ascension of Mr. Michel in a balloon, winch, from some cause, did not take place. At suii-set the people beget, to retire—wlien, shortly after, the cry of " Fire!" was heard, and the whole of the garden, the elegant pavilion, cud all its va rious ornament,. were destroyed, as also the bal loon and apparatus. A boy who had dulled on the fence, received a blow from some one in►ide the garden, which clawed his death; on which the li berty pule was cut down, and used for forcing the fence, which was a double fortified one. The wob then entered the garden, set fire to the place, and demolished every article attached thereto. It is feared inure than one life has been last. Evreaoaretivaitv VISITATION.—A letter from Green Bay, Mich. territory, to * Gentleman in Waishinetuis city, dated July 19. 1819. says-- " With►n the last font or five dayc the fly has up. peered—a tion-dtscript, perhaps, in natural Ins tory—and coveted the lace of the whole earth, ob scuring the sun, moon, and stars. 1 write literally, cud without the least eveggeratiow. The heavens are darkened by them, as in a deft ele cloudy day ; its far us the eye cats discern, they fill the air to every direction, as closely is a thick swarm of bees. Corsetielil4, &e. are prostrated with the clouds that settle upon them ; trees are covered, and the breeches Item and broken downs The barracks and builthiws in the vicinity. at the mails and rides nut exposed to the sun, are entirely Masai the in sect* piled one upon another. Those creatures, with their feeler., that protrude trues head and tail. are about three inches in length, ►tough their skins daily, it is said by the inhabitants here; and in dying by millions ern: sphere so that it becalms ui swine. and Indians, err said them. The Freeelteneu became they make their quites are meet humerus*, murder of , kit no tures. one has been perpetrated by you, under circumstances of very peculiar eggrevaiton. The object of your violence was master of a vessel, in which lie hail ; laced you the !second in command. In this aituatiou it was your indispensable duty, not only to have abstained yourself from every outrage against hi. persor, but to have been ferenitut in protecting him 'a m that of others. But, dioregardiug the relation to objets you stood, and violating the cositlikaice which had been reposed 111 you. there it too much maw« to believe, not only that you were uti ac:ive agent iir the catastrophe which took place, but th it rim con trived and advised, in port, the. 'diem: of iniquity. which was but too successfully executed on the high teas. The manner, too, iu which the horrid deed was executed, is well calculated to call forth fedi n gs of the must lively indignation. Having throwu the unfortunate victim of your cupidity into the sea, it was immediately discovered by his shrieks and re peated cries fur hell). that he was *till alive. out. withstanding the blow which you had previously inflicted on him. !Jere was not only a most pathetic appeal' So your hiiiiiaiiity and CO(111191 , 4•1111). but au opportunity Offoded you by a kind Providence for reflection, moiler circumstances which ought to have arrest.- the neat hardened offender in th e career of go' Cut turning a deaf tar to th e dyi ng i p supalication 'mats who had never cffended you. and who had so many claims oo your Wl:net:lMO'. you 'make n tingle effort to assist him, but per mit him to at without being at all moved by the awful e which was passing before you. Fur this act, at the bate relation of 1111k11 hunnuniy saddens, no palliation whatever is stirred on you: part. No isijury had ever been received by you from the deceased—uo thirst of revenge —no Wein.. perance of passim hurried you on, which, although they would have furnished no excuse nor justifier. . tion for so atrocious an act, might have excited some commiseration fur the unhappy condition to which you have reduced yonuelf. But the murder is committee.' without provocation s in cold blood, and iii presence of your whole crew, with nu other motive than that of obta' ' g possession, at the price of human blood, ors valuable property whitli had been intrusted to your care, almost as much as to that of the unfortunate man whose life. in a:I probability, would have been 'pared if he hail been base enough to have become an associate with you in the crime and disgrace of running away with the vessel and cargo of his owner. Tile only motive which cam be assigned fur your conduct. is scarcely less criminal than the act fur which you are to slit fee ; nor have you airy excuse, if any ...mild ne offered, for suffering yourself to be let' away by I!. In the prime of life, slid with good health. you could hardly have failed, by an honourable and lawful diligence, to obtain a property, it slot as great es this are you were then in ',insult or. at least large enough to have rendered you independ emit and easy in your circumstances. " Not only have you deprived the dec.-sled of his life, and exposed your own to an igiminininie. death, but you have iuvolved the whole crew in the guilty transaction; who, although they may never be over taken by the Ministers of the Law, ulna HAW. a hie ',Mere.' miserable by the reproaches of their own consciences, and by the continual appreliensieu .4f expiating their c ' by a Violent and rt.-graceful death. If, after imbruing your hawk in ialine.at blood, you had so far relented as to have re•turerl the vevsel and cargo to those to when they belong* ed, your guilt would not have been as great us It now is. But this was not dune. Scarcely is one capital offence consummated, before yOll 10;11. init another. Captain Lewis hail harshly down his last breath, before we find you determiumg to as. MOW his name. sod tsking the command of the Retrieve: not for the purr :se of condecting tier to her destined pipit, and thus making some *mewl* for your past conduct, but with the intention of piratically and feloniously runsiog away with bath vessel and cargo. This iuteutiou was immediately executed by going to • Speoisb port, "mere you could not have been ailm . stted to an entry without the emission of perjury, sod where you persooe tilted the deceased master, and were sawritizing the property fur your own benefit, sad that of thechtit. team most provideatiany, the whole transaction is diseased by one of your acconsplicre, with whom • disputed abort were the inhabitants here; and iswrosipaa. omens= tn. rte hour, infect the adults- Saes Wonky lbw whisk essaber of sew owes of fryer usfit to breathe. Cattle, "Web ho , . heat Moortett amass. to AMY- 6 0C old it aid to feed sod f a wn stpoo. is with swivel we moi„ Cleve awe se iaiheatiams et its pro- call thew swing pios hawks,. r 1114.14 cowishantis, terniiMi 0. sProorom" * 1 " . 13411 A Mkt 10 . - Vilardirs reashisil Vire ham lisellsulkalusi /us, and, us is' supposed, th isaleat, stating that the /pitied Parer prevaliell at Da. you had probably disputed about • llitietuu of the spoil. Oa us ttitintouy you reeve nitrated by the Spanish GOVVIIINCIII. mud have bees brought for trial to this errootry, in a sestet of the Chided Asti., width the Prosideut thought it his duty rir dispatch to Oleos for shut purpose. This trwl you have bad, sod have base assisted by Covina at your owls choice. IC a doubt had bees troterturisit of your guilt, the Jory who were espooodifoil for your Wel woad awe Herded Who •Dermittell you. Not oosie bow bee. "Me olvdrobbe lee the Coati &a Goo • Torifiet. W It Nig litelo_r, l6l6 soled it comilkot lei* this tellioehevcetwee .d,ll