The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1818-09-03 00:00:00

tIY c7frA4°'?:-.0 1 • , " • A 4 . 7 • 4 •-•-•" .? ••. . • . • • IA atia 'A 7 • : 6 , of • •'•if • • 7• • t 0... 10 :'. • . • , • v.,. 11 a t c A• f • 5•...• • . • . ~ r LONDON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, no. to o.. 1 1 ) , UMBER 4910. THE BENEFIT OF MRS. CHM. tiIiEATRE ROYA 1., HAYMARKET. TIN EVENING. Tiluitsoßy, S ep t. 3. kw performed the Conway of EAST 114611 Eloll7lk SlMims 1, ISIS.. IlLiFEVAT,Afiy ?f inp fcrAr?,.. ,; . . / f g ae . LAM), eroding to law EAST INDIES, do iltoroiy girl -. . 4 1"5." • , PRICE !EVEN -ip:Ncs. TA R.4TRH-ROYA COvskr-oAiengte. ••• This Theatre, doting the neves, hes been newly ace. tiled sod eta Whetted theunghtivd, sad iso pains or Poi mes lave been spared to efroril that elelmat accommadatioss the rerun., and by the eiippaseist of a Company, ri7r f u bt with the highest pelites.botat talent, to ensure that atippriar PrinniSiC Entorteintnest on die Metre, which the tohibilanta of this peat city bate a right to etspect to 'ben .a nnual Theme,. T HE Puhlac ore respectfully info r m e d, that this Tireikire Wll.l. BE OPENED or MOE BAY AEXT, Morember • Wises will be PerAirnied Bisaltrpeares Verdi of seesegst pow. No I ilis 7 do nut exist ass Mere flUtetiral Ass with es; for if ssoreassey Frings tunia vitigt, if sea enemies to She*, eriissory Red to Mx Irtie ism eel is So *roes • eeelierapee,ereittil wee", 41 ul.l, ibry mold me be Hareem; they same be Preachifies sir dee. 'evert pe lisses. DR. FRANKLIIV. TE As! •G NIA I)E EASY. Mr. Terry; Glowwiont, Mr. Connor; nammun, p. j . % Peter Pvitorst, Sir 'Nicely; Maxims. Mr It aik.aason Mar. Tester. Mn. Dairenpoit ; Mrs. Cresap. t ..,. Ma. Coo-or ; Miss ('romptios. Miss Scott ; Molly Maw Nllstibeirs ; Mass Manly, Mr.. Gabbs. it, ,, whir% 'first tune at Ibis Ttiestro, snit by rwrmio.ion of the piaiiirwtors of the Tbitaire Royal. Coreri-gag den), Ike farudrile rarer of ‘i'lltrS MY FA TIIF.II ? That • GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will be .ftwid• at their Bests, is lissdeshslisteres,Voi. WEDNESDAY, she IC% .4t, UM for she RUCTION of MI DIRECTORS for nor two. ► JOSIMI DART, liewreftey. • , • When ewe kting is the llnt to set the exasiple uf wbsd.g, of mederatims, am, pi' geecrusily ; when be Maly wishes pen to listen le the voice of mum.% of justify, of beinesilltious re ler a Asmara. hesitate to follow his sehle i ble peeress example? G. guy, ought yon we have asp ether ilipiaier than his, sad eel he follow the impulse which be Awe yen, at the meenieet wheat be is slily csia cersedi foe peer happiame, ymp real Warms, sod the safety of peer new, ? s, that she itiwie world is grilling he the geseresity, to the neageanimity uf the lilac relied of Ilse goodness, AM jestire. end the kgo mem, fg his cause; and if, elker his wires! prochiatativis, )ou per. sat in keping panniers away row like, shish that it is pee wile wilfhe resaalleh ter elegem evils and calamities which may nein al ins semitsy. Res-slitet that yuu will he terminally the eyes at peer cwaseeemseirite and of Plwiltwith.whlt wiNjwilite F.+ with all the severity skied im partiality *bleb yen rub deserve by year abfkratY• . . This 414 ill Obligates, pies is. T HE REPORT of t 1 cowmurr EE Ma tie` s e t h e G eor ge sad Voltam neer% to INQUIRE Who di, FUNDS sod CONDUCT of the NORWICH UNION FIRE weal LIFE SOCIETY, with the Resolotiotee odenortl therms by a tieserol § Neetiod of London bosoms Os the tt‘b of August. Published by order of the Cum torture. dour at Ilse Ilse of lio George mytifoltoor Tams I fiber. woe* Nee* sod losoe,._ Potorionlmer. • R. R. Coitaton, direlio-lone; Neely, Looliberd-alreeti luta all other Book• sellers in the (Jolted Kosodos. - - tont Alton, Mr. KnowII; Major Denim, (for this night • h). %%Terry ; Me Liston Jr,. Fork. G.lthe; Emily. %has Matthews, whu will introduce the se.: " lase h.. r.,440 in the Coigne of the Evening, Mr. Liana will recite a Conic Vary"' (oriole's by G. Colman, E.g.). I. au cha rter,' a lord Citrate, riding on an Ass!!! Mr. J. Russell will introdure the Sour of "The Sterns" after Ow manner of Mr. lueledon. The Evcomes F.utrrtuwment. to conclude with (neerind and I i , t 14111 P at this Theatre, and by pertaissiisii of the Pro. pi irtors of the Theatre Royal, Covent-garden) the popular Fair, of LOVE. LAW, AND PHYSIC. irlesibir, Mr 1 nostril (beioi his serum! appearance. in that sharseiri); Lubin Log, Mr. Diann ; Doctor Camphor, Mr. it'sikioson ; Captain Danvers. Mr. Con n or; Andrew, Mr. Tokely. Mo. Ihtlary, 3lrs Cohhs ; I.auro, Nits Co;iviand. Ticket* and Pt me.. far the fluxes to hr had of Mr Mos. singtians, a the• li o x•Ul3icr of the Tbrairs ; and of 31(s. Gibh., No. 5, 37eliisa-place, Weilininsser.road. FIFTH NIGHT OF AMATEURS AND ACTORS. THE. 4 IRK-ROY:Ii RNGI.I3II °PRIM. STRAND. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY, Sept. 3, will be performed, the Meld-Drama of THE BLIND BOY. atani , lrma (kin! aSarmalia). Mr K. Pfiillipi; Edmond (tilt Wool Hoy), Vim Kelly ; L.dulpb, Mr, Ikartrous ; ohertii, Mr Bartley; Kalir (first time), Mr Hnrkel; Mo bilo, Mr. Harley; Starow, Air. Salter. Elvitia, Mrs. W. S. Chatfrotry. lii Act 111. an Eputlaalaminm, by Mr. J. !macs, Mr. J. bora, and Mr. Mean. Afar whirl (sih lime) a Musical Facer, fai two Acts (dot Liken boa Ihr Preach), call a AMA I El; liS AIN D AC't S. Darisi P.q. a Musical Drainatik Amu., who OM. pl.rr 11r I I.P. Bu• de, and altacbed to Theatricals and Miss dery ii Ofol4Crei gtr. Pears's.; Mr 0. P. Bustle, a pro. „,„. i . l m a ,,, t . r , hut entagr,l to superintead some private Theatisraia. Mr. Marley; Wing, a pour Country Actor, Mr 1%..iii1; Berry. an Actor for the heavy brimless Mr. Elikriwrry, a retired Manufacturer, simple iu •if mustier., and Niter's n-acquainted with TheatricaM, Mr. Hadley; G ulTry Muffinesp, au rilerly Charity Buy, let out as a 'errant it Basele's Lodging. Mr. Mum Mary Hardee'', a fugitive card of BlAerberry`s, Miss Lowe; Mrs. Miry Guiteril„ a strolling T►agedy Actress, mad a saunas evil to ber busbmd, Mrs. Pineott. To co citi , le wills she COMIC Operetta of BACHELORS' WIVES; on, BRITISH Kr BRUSNELS. Mun.ieur Le Grand, Mr. W S Chattel-ley • Captsda Mel t, Mr Pesrussva; Captain G.7lure, Mr. Wreath. Easily, bits* K. 117; Juba, Mrs. W. S Materiel/. The Great S4l.eus will be ripened at Zeit salsa. to • rruateolade and Waittax.rortas for the *covet Price. beta; tastefully Ailed tip as aa Illusaintied Coaserestivey, several bewared. of Trees, Shrubs, and Flowers. Test large st..lrlrgant Jets D'Ears have heels coustrueled, the (.11404 letters of 'Seth spread a relatable; euotaess through the %hole 1-14... r. Dale to be opened at Six, and the Performance to begin M &WIC BOIWN Se.—Pit, 38.--lower Gallery, 4r.-41pper Gal lery, 1.. !:rentell Pr C► at Nine Boit.v, Placr-a, and Private Boa , r, may be tare of Mr. Strvecsna, at the Bea Offire,Straucl Entrance, fnine Tea till EAU and rt Fearsome. Library, 170, New flosid-stinet, appotte Bert agtus.gordens. Twattarenw, Th e Privateer, Amateur and doom. Ou Saturd ay will be prodecell, for the first time, new Comic Orr, Ha, to be called The Rendtavnes. Principal Coracle's, Mr Harley, Mr. W. S. Chilli rley„ Mr. Brua,l. hatrt,J Jong, Mr. Seller, Mao Kelly, Mr*. N'.3 au"' ley. end Mine I Sincoson. After irlgeb, Ainsieitre and Actr's 3etl The Bee.H!ve. RED RIDING HOOD, AT HALF-PRICE. ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE. ".• NO ORDERS WILT. BE ISSUED. grills PRESENT TtiIIItSDAY, Se-pl. 3, „A. ISIS, will be performed, the favourite Nolen' of THREE 'MIME ; OR, BOYS, GIRLS, AND GUARDIANS. Bonipm Mr. Game; Buckthorn, P.l, Lift Piecinet, Mr. Wys ; MrLeonard; Henry. Mr. Flawed. Clisrc., Mr. Watkins. Nanny, Miss S. Pill; Sasso, 11/..Oc.:er ; .U.cry, Miss Holland. Ahrr which, a New Sesioub Pantomimic Romance, pr., duer.l by, and under the doctrinal, of, Mr. Ridzsisv, and fuuastsJwa a popill or and most iiiteresting Poem, called TOE CAsrl.E OI AIONTALDI. Charaelers—Sir Brrtrattt, Mr. Smith; Marco (t 4 "liithfel Page), M. Kirby; Mositaldi (bit rworseltal, sod secret euemy). Mr Ridcw is; Waldo, (the testae, of Mum -1"14i). Husell Jaime , . Mr. Bartlett. Ensmii (Wife of Lr I' :mas), Miss Taylor; Fisherman's Wife, Mr.. Os. Tn eua .. r lode nieh (tenth time) an entirely new brand etodue Barletta Spectacle (founded nn a PIM, now acting Pt the Theatre Jr la Putt.. St. Mantis, in Perin, wish unprecedented eclat, under tht title of • Le Petit Chaperon kOzt"', ); nw. THE %%OLE OF THE FOREST Floor OF ARDEN. V. err .115.10 r ( ~ r.16.. (V -If . Mr. Huntley; Kerma Eger- P . m . .., Mr G 155 e 5058:5 e, Mr. Fitsw.ll - iors Kelso, Mr. I, mmirill Fels 1/ Of she Hone. M..* sslnpiette (or 11. 511(551inic 11.5‘111), Mee Orr., er II sionsallsce the ale 14.td Air of " No I:6,wes shut ;45,15." ACS I • Perll.ly on sh e fav,,,.(51, Q.lareeiting Mitt, to 5 1 lhe Lege or Hei r b ) Mr F540/51111asai Mrs. Orr e, !tutorials's al Hatrot F.re, soo to. Tao at Ilia-past Six. b —Gallery Is —HAI at OW- lat I E I ILI. PL:res tot the Ilia's is. h t of Mr Rortincr. at the lox tlitire id ihr Trenwor) Of Floe,lse, oho le rret All. Illiwees for the ttrawooe sal) b. pair waeol. too.: tog mall , . II a itlottio as' , row the nice or at .Isr Town, as live Rottr ou ok S pcctarle, ll 'ntrhi Whinge, rrl. Too•oottieuw, Pay Me Ny IVioccr; with Tlir Fatal lalatool ; ttW k0..1 Hiding Mood. 04 ti r.. 1.8%. Wnitzery .piojajg; with lbw Cl'lt'" of (%4,1,..1,1:11114 1t.41 Rididr lw pie na ; kr:oI lAu.. How.' racrr(cd) a ill ant br p 41. 41 after Ih. pm reciel week )14 Iluisarty (text, a N r i, ehlrts l,ollll In ' l h.htl Noleo,oltil Anvil( ass Local ?kr...B'. • 1 "/" . lilt, TIW S• 11 Sr. "rat Ho. Marl'. ul" •%.1 WV/ Nirlo.thetn I will tar 1 . •—• .11.4.-eil um Maude, the 14th t... 4.4.1. - Deena, King of Ileotlassel, Mr. Chipman ; Mr. Abbott; Dissflbois, Mr. Mreage ; Morbelb, Tsetse ; 3lactliall, Mr. C. froble; Banque t Mr. 011erloo ; Fleance ' Muster C. Parsler • Leone, Mr. COMM; fatose, Mr. Cooser Ohtani, Sr; T;teabdots,/ keyless. ilr. Ciao& smolt ; Pleyabsoms, Mr. Jeffries; Offices, Minn. flog oaf 4400 t Clearberisioa, lireass. Meals sod Mrs, Meow.. Geothitta, Grant, Loa* Platt, foam, .toil White. L.oly Illadirlis Mts. Yates (from Ma f leets* Rural, Duhlny bring her lir.t appearance is Loadoo): Gentlerommu, Miss Laois. Hecate, Mr. Taylor; Moats, Mew.. lileerhard, Fawley. and Seonteas ; Apparstiees Mr. Matthews, Musa Gootlwin, and Masser Parolee. Veil Witch •*. Messrs Brown, Rarelsy, Creosotes, Ererard, George, Gosschar.l, Lee, Norris, Pine, I. Terry, Tett, N.Triti C. Tett, Tillery, IVatons, moil Willis... Illeadanses Matelot**. Liston, Bishop, Sterling, Bologna, ch.pp, Coate% Gr....ut. GrionatlJi, Herbert, Hihhrrt, Iluff, Norman, Prom, P.'s I, Ituu....sei, Sextets, Smith, Tuhely, and Whit more. Ti, ,1 hid' will be stbletl, the hieliuDrassi or T'IE %PILLER AND HIS MEN. Minded' tithe miller), Mr. Farley; Grant Frederick Fri berg, Mr. Clarentuot ; Karl (boa serasul), Mr. Liston; Lai 'hair, Mr. Abbott ; Delmar (an old cottager), Mr. Clispasan; Kihrr And Golois VIO banditti!, Meurs.Jelieriea and King; Zones. Mr. Norris; Coburg, Mr. Treby ; Litolotr, Mr. Tin. swy Claudine, Mira Foote ; Laurett, bliss Grceu ; Karina, Men. Fatted. • s • A Private Sox rosy be had for the Season, or nightly, of Mr. Menden, at the 111.,x office. Roses, 73. Second Prior. Ss. 6.1 Pit, 3.. 641. Second Price,24 Gallrry, 2s. Second Prier, 1.. Upper Gallery, Is. Second Price, ad. The Doors will be opened at Six &Cluck. sad the Nay heti' at Seven . Places fur tbe BOWS to be tgkew of Mr Beamlion. at the eux-ofDie Hart -atieet, from Tru till For. No moisey to be returned. On W.iluraday, the Oprra of Goy 1111anoirriug; or, the P.upliery; in whiet Yr. Plea will stair his GM apprataseo at this Theatre, is the character of !leery Fier trans. On Theralay, the Comedy of The Schiesl &of Seam's' which Mr. W. Ferree, of the Theatre tryst; Oisblie (wise is engaged at Ibis Theatre), will Mks his first appointees in the character of Sir Peter Teas*. FOR THE BENIEFIT OF MR STUBING. ROYAL COBURG TH SATRE. Veer the Ontatedinie lintreamer eif bin Rnyal Nieman ream LtoroLo BAxg.cohneu. 'rite MARRIAGE of CAHACHO t we. ALL CORRECT! Foot tine at Illalf.price. VII IS PRF.SENT THURSDAY. Sept. 3. tb. ENtertaisunaats will cwowiewea witk • Comic wriiteu by Mr. W. Barrylmore, called THE SECRET. Aftrr whieh (fourth lime) en entire New Splendid Scotch Lreendary Tale. with New Music, Savory, Dresses, and Decoration'', called TIIE IRON STATUE; OR, BEWARE THE WIZARD'S WARNING!!! Land Randolph (usurping the Campbell &tales), Mr. Rarryinurr. Dewier, from the Theatre• Royal, Coweid-Garden (his fisurlb appearance at this Theatre); Jeutioy Haw thong, Mr %tetibine. A Comic Dance by Mr. Prier. A Duet by Messrs. Wool( nod Nelson. Mr. Subbing will Mug as entire New Comic Song, called a The Apt Scholar." To casein& with the popular New Melo-Dramatic Barletta, . so two Av.. called THE MARRIAGE OF CAMACIIO ; Os, ALL CORRECT!!! Caimaehe, the Rich, t h e al6 tlteed Bridegroom of Quiteria, she Beautiful, Mr. Subbing. In Act I. The Village of La Maneha, the Pyreurea in the distance, with the Setting of the bun, Twilight, and the Rising of the M.1016,41Z, Act 11. The Oinamented Gardena of Camachn prepared fora Fete, introducing a Grand Spanish Ballet, in which Mr. Le arra" and Miss Simptam will appear. Tiebeta to he had of Mr. Mt bhiug, at the Theatre; and of Mr. Grubb, at the Box-odhoe of the Theatre. I)uura to he °pelted at Half•paat Five, Perfurinances to eutuuatuee at ilall-pu►t Six.—Hulf.price at Half-pusit Eight. Bose., 46. ■ltd 31.—Pit, la. P4&DICAL SCHOOL, T. BARTHOLOM EH 'S. HOSPITA L. lIIHE following COURSES of LECTURES 1 will be DELIVERED 4 Ibis Hospital iltwiug the easels, Whiter :- 011 she THEORY eel PRACTICE of MEDICINE, by Dr HUE. On ANATO3IY sal PHYSIdLOGY, by Mr. ABER NETHY 016 the THEORY end PRACTICE of SURGERY, by Mr ABERNETHY. On CHEMISTRY awl NATERIA AIRDICA, by Dr. HUE. -- 11 MIDWIFERY, mocn. PRACTICAL ANATOMY, with DCMONSTRATIONS. b Mr STANLEY. „ Caliber partieslan ably be obtained by application to Mr. Wheeler, Apes hreary, et UN PUBLIC OFFICE, CNION HALL. THIRTY GrINEAS IRESTAIID. STOLEN, on Moods,' night. Slot of August. DM, from Field aeljoiaisx Wr. John Harries/tes t at 8a5w0.4.1, a RAY HARE, with black mane, tali ducked, care breed, about 1. bards I incise. high, suarkrd as fol lows, via. • white foss as the foreh,a.l, • fa* white bears tipou the twar fawnlike from an sujery door by a collar, two fore kg. Llack, two hind iris white, the fetlocks bodied with heir. STOLEN at the sine time. not of the Si tbles of Mr. J. Worison, ■SA IMLF: and HMI DIE The 5a.1.1!, au old owe patted ou tPe sent, the sorts leather. ly u, w, etc sear-side stirrup legator inns ■oder the asp Itroko, nit the It *shot. on that sole reeved iltrootea the dip Ouse sti she Yt.l.lle.tere. Ike Haitile was at snaffle, twisted het, and the trim,. 5,4 is ly new. Mummer will give smith istforststitin as out, reonver the !liar- shall terrier FIVE GUINEAS tee ard.•,..1 Irsot.w.H.ma a nor Offesed-r a fru-titer rewind of 'I . IWEN Ty- E be applying to Mr. OP.• MOE hIAY, mf li.oitosd„ nr its Mr. JOHN `3 AY ; l'illsce U.itun Sottiltol-k. This day Is published, with a Frontispiece, price only ts. N ECKCLOTHITAN lA, or TIETAN IA : au Eissay on Starchily. By ONE OF THE CLOTH. Printed for .1. J Stockilalc, dl, P• 11.11841.. Of whom may be hscl, 19ib Edition, with coloured Plates, price Ss. THE GREEKS: Anecdotes mud Artifices of 'Gamblers. Also, by the sane Author, PIGEONS..--FASHION ---TO•N IG lIT--MOD ER N BELLES--MODERN BEAUX—and TON : embrllishrd with eututired plAirs, price 6s. each. The two last are not yet ready. KINGDOM OF ROYAL GAZETTE OF HAYTI. Julie ie. ion, THE 15TH YEAH OF INDEPENDENCE. Saw Seri, June 11. _ . . Whilst oar 'myna Sovereign is traversing the Kingdom, mid using hi•muleisvuurs to ameliorate our internal anus. lion, nu unexpected event has just seised upon the public istlenti 4444 . P. thin, the sole author of the civil war, is no more! A few day« after his decease, we were iwrfectly acquainted with She circumstances of his inili.positiou and of his death. by intelligence, direct and rertmln, received from Port-au- Primer; but we forbore to mention it. because we were de. moos beforehand to know *hat *lid have beeu his last tesiameniary alispositiuna. Darin his life, the seas was wrest up is imaginary hors. His pa, , tpos rendered Issin blood to his wrongs end his toys. lice; but adieu t►e dose of life approached, mud passion ceased to operate, these illusions vanished, nod truth dls. played st.elf in all its 'takedowns. According to the usual alarm of hams. affairs, there was reason t.• hope that Gellfflll Pelisse, on the brink of the pave, salsas,t to appear before the Tribasial of the Eternal, would have beer &intuits to reader nolo Craw what he loomed to Caesar; thrt r touched with the evils be heat:lst upon his coootry, he would hose Isms desires. to COIN. pPoinlie, by one good sad glorious scam% She armies of his life. Vain hope! he hod s heart which uoibisie could dosage. lo place of c.atireiwg, as he always did, both In life nod death, to reject the voice of reams, of jostler. and Manta. oily, why was his heart nisi suffused' Weald to Cud That he kiwi lista-wed to the sage councils of 4 &vertigo, and accepted his paternal offers ! He would thee have se. goired his good will, and •ceded the national gratitude; but be allowed himself In he drawn away by the illueloos of ambition. He knew not his tree interests He ceased ti ra Bard either humour or duly. He is to he pitied, and let as pity hint. . - Ina Government where nothier is stable, where every thing is ephemeral, ammi so nasty claimants baviet mese right to the Presidency, it was impossible to foresee iu what hands the helm of the State should Or placed. Among for Gement Hikers of colour, lisselais was the &drat of all who bekiuyrJ to this party. He was appointed Gemeral of Brigade in the year 1803. by the Emperor, and also Chief of his Staff. Neat in anceissiim were the Gellefalll Boerne ' Francis/pry, Bergerac, Triehci, Lys, Betsey, Le Blanc, and Buyer. Among the black Generale, "Neal, the oldest, was appointed General of Brigade in 1804. Nest to bim are Gehl,* anti Frederic. Asnutig so many claimants, u we before remarked, it was impossible to furtive upon *hum the choirs ought to fall. This dumb!, however, was sot of Wag coutinuance. Some time after the death of General Pettion, we under stood that he had deterosioal spun Gros. Jests Pierre Boyer a. his successor in the Presidency. Ilaviug but lately ea gaged in the military career, he was but imperfectly known in this penal of view. General Buyer, up to ISO, was only the Secretary of General Petiole. He then discovered high and honourable seistitaeatir He publicly coodemmed the immeasurable ambition of Geo. Primo, who, he said, was to be the rubs of his canopy. We have at preen' grows& fur believing that General Buyer will add example to percept, and will parses • tearer optimist. to that of but for silliest doubt, be would not wish to do that himself which he blamed in smother. Anew era has then wives upon Hayti. The time is at length arrived, in which thinking area, sod Men of virtue, the worthy fathers of a family, they luau aspire wily to enjoy tranquillity and atrocity, may mostly declare themselves, and labour with us for the re.oniun of the Hayslett., and se. list us in creating a new order uf thing's an *whining and happy futurity. A Suvertigu, the oldest 'lasting Chief of the army of Hayti, the most meritorious, the most illortrimis among all the Haytians, be who remitted the most important moil the Most lasting services to his country; he who is the most worthy anal the most caltsble of dal 'ming as in oar political career, noble and getstruns in his character: he it is whose paternal voice you now hear. tt Haytians of the West and of the South! Yoe should nut be deaf to the call uf your country who invites you to her bosom to form bet one and the same family, to focus one and the same hand against the continuo eilemy. All yobr emits and ours are aboht to vanish; why besilate then to Ay into our arms, ur to declare yourselves for the Cause of re.llllllol ? W11:11 have . yon thru to fear? There eau wit ',dot ithir enemata or delioottents among the Iluytiaus. The ling knus• nit of Ilirnt. This legitimate Cbi, f, %Irmo you have Ara ptuetsitned and ittoustmed as bead of the G.l - emends bit; paternal atm. to 1 1k. ; be knows well how you have beets d . raun auto the hotrArp of civil war; he kte.ws that you ire completely innocent; he It 110 , 1411 1V 611 the only anti real author of our it Oliva and disasters iv—b u t that pivot; ii uto more! Every thnuß is rem*. a plum by the voice of Divine Provideuer, which 1.14 . 11111 tu put a m rind to site dissentions aud asivfurisitirs of the 11:tyt:mil People. Can you, my rellini-couittryttieu, eau you refuse to barn to counsels of wiNtlosu 111111 11141111 whets you hate nu longer lily twos ice for couttou sot shoo 'sited, mut that your itt• fen at, HU 111 e esitstraty, calla swum you, and monads you to tally yosirsclt es to us in Ilie t automate manner? Would von 1101 1.,,e mad, the mita of you.t . .. Ives, itujust and Mbo mou', to prr‘i,t, without any 1 tillklll.lllltl a. i hoot soy tivc uhaisoev.r, 111 11141/111( 1.• foot • flail war, to tewrot: the Lwow of your ettutoty, and rativiut the blood of you.r b. cllll.ls 411.1 fell.lll/.(101/1/ . 14111 in R..w ? DIU at ti to bill*. !IC ttoitt Stirti f 711.11 call Call QUEBEC PAIsERS% QUISRC e AUGUST Se The Upper Canada bonventiosa suet al York on the 6th instant, under the Preenlency of RICNERD BRAZI.Y. Esq.-J.P. It has styled itself a.Cosiseso non of Friends to Free Inquiry, rod resolved to vlititwe the proposed plati of iseptllinr 1/rputits to Eligrand with a Petit 1111 l to his h Ile PRINCE REGENT. confining' Itself to Nis applies:ion to the House of Assensbly for an Inquiry tits the Slate of the Province, sod Petition to his Ito ) ,1 Nighties., to be pre-twisted to Sir PELLEG RI N E NIAIT- Lartb, fur transmissioit.—(Qarbre Gas. Jay 31./ From the Quebec Gazette of Thursday, July 30: " His Majesty's ship Iphigemin, HYDE PARE ER, Eq. Captain, cast anchor in this port, yesteriloy of trronon, having on board his Grace toe Dtdc- of I{tcHaloND, Governor-General of litit.sli North America; Sir PEREGRINE MAITLAND, Licirciimit- Governor of Upper Canada, and their respective families and suites. " His Grace landed a little before seven o'clock, under se.lntes from the fiigate and the grand bat- tery, amidst the Cheers of ti.e people aoseenhled on the occasion, and all the military honours due to his rank ; and proceeded to the Coptle of St. Lewis, which had been prepared for his reception. " The tollowing are, we under.tand, the princi pal persous who accompanied his Grace from Eng land:— " Lady Nary Lesson, and two younger deughtern ; Lord Freileriek losses; Lieutenant-Colonel Ready, Military Ss. tertiary Bt. Major Bowlei, Bt. Major M.l.rod, Lord It ians Pitt lasses, A.D.C.; liajor-Gestral Sir Pertly's. Alaitlasil,i 1L.C.111.; lady Haialsail; 81. Bin* Hillier, A.D.C." JULY 16. DREADFUL INUNDATION. On Monday. the 6th instant, about five o'clock i n the morning. the inhabitants of the parish of St. Giles, the settleineins of which extend Iwo league* and ■ half along the low grounds on the lon.k. of a river of the same name, falling Into the Chaudiese, above the Falls, perceived that the river was rising with extraordinary rapidity. It soon overflowkd it. hanks, and extended over the low grounds, in a wave of comideruble height, moving falter than a man can walk. The cattle iii the fields were either immediately swept away, or retiring to eminences, soon surrounded and overflowed. were drowsiest. The inhabitants remained or took refuge in their houses , . generally built no the 'ugliest grounds, in expectutiuti that they would be safe; but these also were soon surrounded. As the water rose in the houses, sweeping away every thing around thesis, they ascended into their garrets. One whole family, the wife of Augustin Houle. and six children. were precipitated into the flood. along with their home, and drowned. Several other houses and barn. seer. carried away, or danu•aged ; but we have not heard of any other lives being lost. Many of the nihabi taots have lost all their cattle, and a great portion of the live stock of the whole settlement es drowned. All the hay. being generally along the river. sod almost all the grain, to ireilroyed. Sinai and heap• of drifted timber now cover the fields, on which the unfortunate owner contemplated with pleasure, roily the evening before, au abundant reward of his Inbuilt!, or at least a fair prospect of future sub sistence fast himself and (amity. The deer rose seven feet in twelve minister, anal about eighteen feet above its usual level in N few hours; from a stream of about thirty het, it be came a river of snore than a mile in width ; it tore tip by the roots elm-trees of three feet in diameter, and has made gullies throughout the &Ids to the depth of six feet. In many places its course is changed; the main bed of the river now runs where the Wilde of one Antoine Comore t umid the day before. It was dee days before it retired withiu lot banks. The following are the names or some of the prin cipal suffereni:— kir:mini Houle, Augoistine Pbllippr, (11+ramin Main aernell. Philippe Toernalie. Antume Couture, Etienne Amable. U !age, ' , were Edward, Ant. 'tie Wind, sad Mr. Davison'. We ha4oe Hu &Ott. tiusever, that sittlicatwated statements sill won ba ilatlie nut. There had been on rain of any ronertittetice at st. ti'lles for more limo ar wee it before hue above ilnov.ter. The estate ,if the Added oiettl,.wing of the river is supposed to be the ',est.' , thaihil sliower• of the preeethisK day. aininiK the ogle MI the south those. towards the sources of the Si. Giles. People who were wolitior. on via leagues up the water,. of the tit. CDslto, mud Ow peo.plo who have Cottle in from OttiUgst 1111 l repi:rt that the rasa fell lit lorfireiti volt. uu !Stint day talefalii4m, the. tiqllt. 1.. lirouglt. ton the cotirve of a shyer tsa• 0:11014i...4 by its over. flowing. lie rondo gullictl, unit brolgtv e•irriet.l *oily. It §, lirtitnri , %:o gsruuuti, tlt it t!;-: St. hardly soy r:Adi or br!dgel W e e thit day lay before our readers the first of series of extracts' we propo-e to snake frem time to time. from 11,1Aiofit of the Lift enzd Wii(sogs 1)r. Benjamin Franklin, written by Wooten . , to ad late period, stiel.cOntinued to the time of - his death by his graudsois, W. Temple Freisklin, Esq. We have - allays considered ftiography ru he * mnwt use ful eAnd entertaining species of reading—earths:to. ing, as it comprises the individu'til story, the well connected chain of intidents and advesourers—the grouping sif plain Mortabi, who think and speak, and act isomething.as onrselVes would its the same situations—nlie accurate gild familiar delioration of characters, Whits, and snautiers—qualitirA4Thie shed theii grace, allureiteEtit; *mid interrot, around ' the morel. It line beret wrll ollsroCed 11% emir nent writer. thin if the life enoti, taten front the mass elf society, were elrritten with borrertitess, it eitisid amt fail to itrofre an interesting narrative. Contracted is the sjlherr of that exist core, limitest the raugi of Oat experience, which camilit prodace vicissitudes as exteno"rifisiary, s6enee of groat and ill sa various, C nitscidences astisiex fleeted and sitosiishing, as .oust works of ifitilon, whirls keep clear of 'endow." N:la, rxtsavitilloces arid aim at the vesintlasice sir with. can furnish. Few versos's'. however, I.asin l e noir lives pot ' eu record, ,xrept those e.ho hose. taken some pert in the ,;rent tent 1-emaskaltle ei,lltl of their day, literary or political, biography theta adds to the clistra, of Tattooer 'sloth of , the solid inAirtictiola aid valier certainty of history, cominsiiiicated at ietvivals so penis. ions • and in pus t 10111 b 0 Illoartalt , Ina alaave.,at ....Aratetitre, alrll I in, society ato fisittillor and 404/144, Jim so Wel! 'retool drangla tma'ufiria, taariteillatrl t y Ise rot 'arta mind. Thatitatettll itlitllblte. l! , •110e• hll . ll inviting, is received with r, joynn tit; reelllrti with pleasure. and repeateil with se.igesness. ju readisig the lives of Minor 44444 meal, a Write portiosa of gcw liensl la!tory is tilts. isisesisilg avid I,le-asirgly . ,,ae- I3ut to l'011dlth•T ilipaoplui sorrel) baud-Illdill to 11111 study of bigamy, tCr . only Ui observe furthrr, that to it liktiity uses itiocs of her and iiiformati 4444 ; would he to roli it of by much th e !urg e r P a rt of its serious reading be corisidered, As ought, its the light of a preanarotino allitoi awl the buiiiters of the Oorld, haw much 41s e et wilt biography rank its the beak of suatrat,,o coa,iitestetl; than history. Ilastory tells u. loa* P01101IPICia!!!Iteti fell—how nations flourivlied mid tire-eyed—bow armies conquered and arse defeated—how towns were besieged and taken—•ll . very fit stsbjecte of contemplation .for the. statesman, the poletemo, the philosopher. but, as a of conduct. perfect!, fruitless to the majority of mankiod, isecteskarily excluded from. these stations. Ilitigraphy , Lit the contrary, is a beacon to the iftnrirent; pout lei ihe inexperienced through Ilse voyage ssi . of practical ethics not comph.ell of a multitude of 'Diked precepts, whose titor..3 is estalliaAloal . Ly ab stract reusoising, bat of a aeries id* actual experi.. mews nit the 'wiener of livisig—sa soot of selierne wherein the several passion' cud ipislities of snarl; good stud bed, are brought into (peal play—op plied to their respective object', operate visibly, end produce clearly their ceri..iii eteroal ateld-3 true moral drama, wherein strict justice is. in seost instances, reudered ; wherein, on the our hand, indoleoCe, intemperance, prodigality, and Instal, receive their sure measure of punishment ; and, Oa the other, iiiduviry, self-groves. 00000 rot, and re°. natty tool integrity, are all certainly huuollted with their deserved rewards—all wiliese conclusions de tnomtrate, by the evidence of frets, the it'd:mato isertihle truth, on the grueral diffusion anal rre, of which liar order and well-being of bue , ely deptiol, that us Virtue 11101 OP is happiness 6114." N. whiffling; call be so effectual. no iiicitestiecta so stimulatiog as actual examples. of lathier and success, attetielant on opposite courses of coil. duct. The Memoirs, however, of Dr. Praiiklui, can sujinly instruction and direction, ssot essly to the humble and middle walks of life, but sit its most elevated situations. The occupier of the lamer will see in hitu a Mao who, thr o ugh the severity of a brother, being thrown en the world at the age of 17, hundreds of wiles bum hil home, almost pcnsiylesr, by lIIP forte of Meet. lisdiestry, and good conduct. and surely worked Up his way to wealth, contideretion. bed the 114464 emplo y ments, his country could helmet. The scliolr and philosopher will trace with delight the career of Ili& individual. who, almost unedu.. cater, and passing the early part of his life in the occupation of a laborious tooth, bre:eine the ae clisuititsuce and friend of nio-t of the great geniudes of Ina day, re€eived the misoliciteil honours of many of the most learned bonier, in both hemispheres, esilightened the world by Ins writings, tout extruded the hounds of ii6eitue. The dldleellidll will f in d ample matter tier study and reflection in the chi. racier of limb who Dud much of the.grou i nf. wol k, and took a conspicssout part itt the cOmpletioli of • Revolution, which established the l ie d,. goesiderice iii a mighty empire. These 11 :umpire hue the sodditiosial advontege of bring all great tairevuise Wrlllro by himself. en his own sunplet vino erre usi er, rettedieg with perfect eitudoor his faults and error'', with their unpleasant Color quences, us well his virtues tied good qualities, Isis isintisemeists, stashes. and etriploymeiste, cur eves, hour in the d iy— ..•,.. ChM) ht, at osansi V. MI pleat eclat' &scripts sahebs till seats." We are la rso.itteil that the I.ltitheetittit toted he 4 tick inttliet tool treat to every do l of reMler. The Editor deserilies the litt , iner roe 41 Dr. Frsaklio's writiap tii the toli•ariogle• 44): -- " Shortly after the droth of pr t rairitio were not lig the 'Dual IIMUIt of taterary lectors, to eXetelse their ioalsosil in (vi v o avower! productions, Wt.:tater *Kb yuhlic fUll1l0;.if tew;theti to his pt u 'stiles %very rioted at various forms its Eng! iii, there ry spreff- vii, g I.ls ii• winch . tel- ;lath 034 •