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WITH rICDUALI.ING OFFICE, • • Sept. 2g, 1307. rrHE - COIII.IIISSION' ERSf or VICTUALLING 2 HIS 111,17E.57}"., eil'r ;to te tely give Mlles, That • cm Manua:2y tbe 7tio of OFicZer frtrt .they will be ready to re. eel re.re , aers in writing-treated lopf,' and treat for 111 RE E I'llo 08 AN I) lit) f.T.5 of 7 S, for the lite qf the Co6per. to he daswerable to Sate f 1.., .othe prcdaied with the Tenders, t. ie delivered be the space of Twelve Alotths, regular moothly , troportiont, ion, His Maferty's 1 1 "9:railing Storrs at ()eV/old ; avd to he paid for by p.go/f, with tiogrett, nixefy days after date.. . • N. Ik M Tender for a lest goastity t3att Sox &Its' will he admitted. . , . ALBION FIRE and LIFE 'INSURANCE COMPANY:: 'Change.alley; Cornitill empowered by Ad of ment (Capital, ONE MILLION), "for Insurance from rIR E, and. en LI YES; andlor the Grant and eurchase of ANNpITIES. OLICIES Etpliitik at ItIItI3AELMAS should P be renewed within fifteen days ftoto that period. Among other advantages oll:tred by the'Company's Propo sals, it will bzfound, that no charge is Made Mr Policies or Indorsemeute; that - a large Commission is allowed on in sUrances on Lives; and that a DerluElionis made on the Premiums Of all Fire Insurances out of. Lortdon, 'whether eireaed at the Company's House, , in 'Change-alley, or with any .of it Country' Residents. --Attendance daily, from Niue ,• " . By Ordet of the Board of Direr_ctors * • WARNER PIiIPPS, sec. Nrtw Foat, Atm . . 15.---The following r Association* have offered their betViCe3 to the, vernment, to march at a moment's warning. The are in addition to those whose proceedings we haye already published, and fortri but an inconsidetabi l part of the aggregate offers. Such is the ardour this exists in several paits of the Union, that it is very probable that the, whole' citiota required, of 'same' States, will consist orYblunteers. No circumstaneJ can More - unequivocally evince the public sentiment; nor is there any circumstance, connected with tit crisis, Mora important, A large part, probably thc greater part, ikud possibly the whole hundo I.)u -sand men called for, consist of yonng men, anxious . , in of war, to Lake the field, eager In the pursuit of military glory, ,and possessing th. power of serving their Country 'viithour greatly : dii• trissing their families or conneCtions by there ab settee. Such a body of men, composed of indit4; clals in the vigour of youth, may be considered the flower of the Militia, and will be able, ,by the ra pidity of their ruovetneas . , ,their intrepidity ofspirit, and complete accommodation, the [Wit s:it:ce5011111 to carry 'into effect the orders' of a GOvernment, to Which they will not merely acknowledge militarf obedience, but for which they will likewise feel tilt strongest political atti:ction.—Antioned In Virginia.---Volunteer Troop, of C.l'valry at Powhatan,Noltinteer Rifle Cotripany or Pthy`batan, VOiunteer Tioon of Cavalry of Cliest,l&flf, Volun teer Trop or Cavalry of King Wiintn and 'EMI - . and Quecii, VolOtiteer Corps of Light Infantry ;DC, Port Royal, Washington and Jefferson Artillery, Richmond Troop of Cavalry of New Kent, 102 j .1 . , THE DESERTER. ' Henry, Mr. KELLY • Russet, Mr. COOKS ;' • Sitnkin, Mr. RUSSELL r - Skirmish, Mr-IIA NNISTF:K ; Mrs. MOUNTAIN ; • Jenny, Mrs. BLAND. , , poxes As. Second Price 35.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 23. •••• ry 55, Second Price.ti. —Upper Gallery is. Second l/r , te bd No Money to be returned. , tria.es for the linxes to be Ltkenot . Mr. Spring, at the Nix. 4rIal“:, Outsell-street. - , • ire Okras to be opened at Half past Five, and begin at Lati p.m Six. , '4.0 Monday; Pisani!) ; with The Devil to Pay. • ._. The andiHoni if the Contrail mq) , be teew at' the Seere taty's Office. • No regard Ivill be hate to atty; Tende'r in it hieb the Price shall tnt he inserted in noctds at length, or th.et shall not be delivered t o the Board /t ore tv the sail lVedersday the 7th cf 0R.14r next,etor totlesstbe Ps , rcOn lt.hu ozikes the 'Feeder, t,r some Perv.n aileiidi, to ,v.:twer, noben ealleifora, THE CLAIMS .OF THE ESTAPLISHMENT, ASERMON, preached. Atlgusi% 30, 1307, at Croydon, in Surrey, by 1OHS; llt E .AND, 11-. Prebendary. of ‘Vestminker, and Vicar of Croydon. Pritled tor 1. Hatcbittd, bookseiler to Her Majesty, No. Igo, Ptackdilly. ' • MODERN FRANCE. This Day was published, in Two elqant Yols. foolscap Ste. price los. in boards, CRAM) PRIZE OVFORTV THOUSAND POUNDS. NOT TWO BLANKS TO A FRIA, And DOUBLE CEIANCES for the same Money. OTTERY, on a. NEW .PLAN, begins Drawing aLiti OCtuter loth, erHE STATE of FRANCE duving . the Yeats.. tSO3, iSa4, and tBo6, Containnin particular; of the Treatmertt of the English Captriet, and Obsertrations on titt . *trerninent, Finances, .Population, Religion; AO 'ciiintre,:ltitti intern:ll ; elm:tierce of that Country . , with -Anectl,nmillustrative of. the Charade: of the Chief of the French Government. • • • - • ; • • , • ,• . fly W. T. WI LLIAMS, Esq. One of the SUbjd.ts of Great Oritain, di;taln,rl by tiie French GOvernthent m violation of the Law of Civitixed 'Nations,' Printed for it. Phillips, 6, : Bridge-street, Itl.u:ktriars ; and to be had of all Booksellers. SCHEME. 1 -Pliee of £ 43,000 -•• • • • 440,000 Z • • 41. 0 • ZO,OOO 2. . . .. . 10000 - - . * • 20,000 5 . wo or, - ft 1000 5 . . . . Soo - 2,600 2o ~, . . . . . 1.0 500.0 p. 50 - - - - ! - - 2,500 'loco. ... r . 2 i Prizes et 1 ic;:ets ) . SOOO in the Supp term ti .le 2o each . . . . tto,oos Lary Lottery,worth ) -------. Of whom may be had, jost pOlished, An Account of thC - latEt Escape and. Flight of Mrs. Spencir Smith, through }jipt, Austria, Prussia, and Poland, to Rits. sia. Ily the Marquis Pe Salvo. PriL, ‘ 73. boards. Powliatnrt, Rifle Cornpiny 'atcfd it ici to' -t[,': 5 341 itegitikint,Prince Edward Volunieer 'rroor) Prius; . •. £257,000 ONLY ONE FIXED CAPITAL. - , . In proof of the Value o f a Supplementary Ticket, WA it N F. It engages AO pay T WeotyPounds for every Sup ternetitary Ticket, and in proportion for every Share pur. chased at his or any other.Lit:ensed State tottery Office, if brought for Sale on or ttetore the 16th of November, as?, hriny, three days future the. Drawing of the Supplementary t.ortery. .e Holders, of every such Ticket or Share, not r, , c,lving Money, will be entitled to their ehance In the ;iipplententary Lottery, vhieit,4egins Drawing the. Igth No. *Skinner, and contains the tollov,ing Prizes : . •t. Putout ,C16,0e0 . .7 iS ;..4 1 0,000 1 . 1 ioopoo . -•- - 10, 0 40 tOOO 5.3 0 . « - 2,500 2o . . • • ioo, 29 . . So 1000 - Ts - - 22,500 154j2 . .N4e1. , • Z63i900 , TI KETS and SITAR f..S are nn Sale at I. WARNE ti 'tit Lowry Ogic,-picy. 16, Ctortihitl, facii)g the Royal 4xetkullge. PRESENT Ticket . - (zo 19 o' )11kif • • . Zto 14 o 1 Eighth - Owner •_ 5 8 o I Sivocnth . I K 0 t tr‘ters from the Countty, containing Dank Notes, or 4ficrt otated hill;, treatrd the eame.as it present. A lii)erJl 1, watice to Country Agents,"tbr itea,ly•money. No LICENc E. required for 1_ OTl' E Y AGENTS, Anti t11..w that art; 4igents at pc,-Scut may be iii,ents to one or Inure otf.s. ALL Persons willing. tn. ad as Lottery Agetits 111.4 snititlikat With TICKETS and SIIAR LS, on rite nr :,tvatta,entis Terms, Our Reath- money, short-IL! A r Post-Min.-re Orders; and ult Ticket% or Strares.bit. Vold pt the i eilintencennun or the Drawing may he ro,:rned, bind the Antulkit ‘• 1 . the sui . q on f) emanti by 1. Wit RNLI It, rtt . tini.State Lottery Mum, No. it, ,:arnhill, near the 4toyal ADAC Nnte.—Clubs, Societies, &c. will meet with 1.; I r_ iltitar.igentent. • • 'NOW IS THE TIME "rtitet . a SlitikE of tha.4ociook. P IZE in the present • STATIi LOrititli,. • Which begins Drawing ?tilt Otttobar, . • Tat 'JAMES - BRANSCOMB and La.. No. 1 1, ltiul N. 3ry, ,Cismhiii, and - No, - 3!:`,, Haymarket, li lb;e to Obserye, this present STA T 1. 4 TE Y ''", exceeds every Scheme that has gone before it, by ',Oast' of - a 400001. Prue, :With 0111 ? -2 °.0,cC° ILL:OWLS; al)(11:011 . 1aCtti:iy }Cad than Two . INanks m NOW, 3 , 5. ( l i e "TPll4ate Holder of each at : the 6 0 0, Numbers wawa iftthe" first or ptiocip!il Lottery, and ewith-al to a Ticket in the Suppleittentaty one, whim TiCket or Share so drawn, the Holder, try apply;;:;. ar either,Ofthe above Aces, may, if the!' vu ora,:f!tN.the,t6tl.) November, Sell' tot the t'ull.arvAilit, a it drawn a 201. Pri ; bat ittnot soki,:tn e Itotders 'of •tiicti , ..4li - rabers After thartirite, WilLoe eittittNi'tl {2l'qy 14-neilciai io the. Ntanb,r.or'Numbors they thit'Stipiaealen't.iry tottery, vihich•isao• f.ansist of 'the t.. 1 60 idermutic tuti b el mentioned, be the Number or Number It ,Ndy en t us t ;: ,r ew.er.J whole 'lnlet oca Share, with. Oitt a.ly wither extience or troubie of changing the Number firt•t porchdied in ti,e - principal I.ottcry. _ • Scheuteligrati.t tur truthLottelitti, and Priz, paid , on dc. Tickets and Sliates ate nc,w seiling by .• Sir fAhl ES IiItANSCOMII and Co. • rroprietorsof.tite Lucky J...ittery Offices. No. t r,. 1-frilborn, Pio. 37, Combill,' and Na. 33, Haymarket, •Picerdilly r• by il,onntt, in the List Mate Lottery, the hallowing Capitals were ftelci in Forty-tivci•Mtares; namely': No. 18483, ao PriZr4.of, TO.OOOI. • No ' 167, a Prize ot soool., • • And No: 4677, a Prize'of -, coal. • And where thelirst lo,000l; P RAZE VER.SOL I:IItV.YISe, N 9. 12,719, the last ls,oool. and the ONLY E eVer 10 26 1 ,0101. No. 2 ) .,30;, as tirst-diawit the S '"MikDal , let the last -Year's Lottery, were divided • Iran fillareti; nti in the iwo last Years'lotturies, upwards of 200,0001. in Prizet were. also divided at the atio,vc.UClices, iti 420 Inl4 res,.oxelusiv ni several tool: $7.1. aUPERIOR :WINES. C' EN - CER and PEIIKINS ) No. 115, NCWg4te-. stieet, inyorters Of Wine for upw ar d s o f linty years,. e ighteen of win h they have atlopted that admirable Nlotleot Tritltorating tt w large Vats of land 4300 Gallons contents, fts praeilised in Gerinany anti outer Places abroad ;by which, their Wines are s linproved in Flavoitr, aid their Cordial qnalities tetailie.l, that they are not Only a delicious Liquor to tiJU i'slate, btu grateful "to the Stomachs of Nervous bla epci the Aged and Infirm.. Their Stock of "Old d'ert, Sec. is of t6,ozel. value, by which thy OTeemintail to ttcep Wine to greet.'ages, both in 'Cask and "I'lley . alao keep a large. Stock or Cognise Brandy; 1•1:1•., unit Jamaica hunt, Intl Lest4tidi.t Grari . ge Shrub , 0b ' 6 l:7'ir in London, treat e d i n the •sarne triaurierle V at,, wi'ne'ry ANx‘n itieir Wines, tiwy sell on Atte most mock:rat,: Not less ih an . 4.'Dnzen Sent to any part of ti Town trey Of ir'4l,ente. A NEW PERIODICAL WORK. • . Yesterday, the First of Odebzr, was published, the First Number, to be continued Monthly, elegantly printed in Royal Oaavo,. and embellii tied with Twp or' ninre En gravings by the first Artiit:; chiefly from Original Uraiv. •ings, price 3s. 6d. per Month,t of T . HF, ANTIQUATtY's. MAGAZINE, or ,AR . c,11.1E0 LOG ICA L LI BRARY„,.onibiraciiii;, in, sopa. rate division's, • '• L , Tthe Antiquities of the British liquids. ~ 4 ;,,.Oriental Antiquities. . . . . "3., Egyptian Antiquities. • • • • . • , 4. Hebrew Antiquities. ' ' c., ,Gttek Antiquities. . . 6. Roman Antiquities. 7. Northern Antiquities. • , , . . . R. Ainericarr Antiquities. ' • - . 9. Miscellaneous Sibjetts J. Antiquarian Enqn;ry, to. Exriy, F. vv,i4ll Literature. it . Original Letters of Royal and,other Eminent Perseus. 12.. Nuga! Anticittge. . t 3. Criticism. , 14. Intelligence, Printed for Richard Phillips, Nn, 6, liridge.street; Black. friars, and to be had of all Booksellers. This Doy was puhlishcri, price zs.) Of a New Nlnnthly entiONl THE ATHENJEIJiq; h . MAGAZINE of LI TERARY' and .NII6.CELLANEOUS INFOIOIA -I'lON. • Concluded in I. AIKIN, M. I). Pr;ii?'-t for Loolghml, liurat. }tee', and Orate, PAttraos• ter -cu'r't mid Candi and I)avics, Strand. • CONTAINiti.G. • Cencral.correspondence.'Sorne Account of Pettalozzi, V 16111,6 Methvoi.of irilltittelion. Further Particulars reqloct. . lug 11r•.carlyles grcek Testament.. Account of pars of the South-west Side of New . .Caledoina (concludett). S)'irn::"Pic ... Eti t eilirintis (rontinited).' Persian ' Couplet.* ext .- .l.tioe.t. N.TrAu'vc: or Ow ;Att? ki;itinY : ., r NlAlt,t.. Answer.rg Q:tcries. A Sliet.:li of t 1,6 pr.:seitt state of titlioburgit feenrchnted). Audi:: , ..l to a Grationatical I)iictiAirm (cuntinnte d 'On Na. f tionni'iVitsrality.. On the srpoiific'Quallty 'of Lettut:e.;Clas. l• sliAl . iYit,qtrisitions.... Ott , the Lite, , nad Writing. el. Ft.:mod. 1 E.7(n'it ,. .ts 11 - (;Ic1 the (4,-.%0..0 9r;tort. As:equals , 464 and Lg. V tr.,:tt; from . , Rarti,oul Coriol6 ilcil!:s. c.huclOpet.lical Sur, le 4y of Eastern K now 1.:4;e ( concloticd). A . h..;otrA pt the fir St prhattil. Psalter.' at I,le•atz, Ili thr ye:,!*s 457. t4i9, A 141.1490... • Nepooirs t)!- Distiognisited,Perst:n.. , Suppltmte.ot to the Nie -1 in*. on. A 'jail:kill. OligillAl Poetry. Literary 'and Nli,itel. i •Ilititons LitOriniti:m. Montnly List of New Public:l:ions. IMeteorological ikcA D ister, , iscOverits and , improyemenes.in Arts and Maonfocittres. Domestic Occurrences. England, i • Wales, SLotl,,o(t, Ireland. For.:ign t):eurrences. Metro. eTtett of Public. A liznys. etirtinterctsl [tenon. - Prices cur.' 1 . rent.' C;o"iii,... of Et.Lhange. Pri....es 61 bullion. Price of sk oc k e ".,r l , , ,, l i a .li 4 In:;tirance: Agricuitnrai Report. Pfices . 01 4;i4in, , To . Correspvnclents. • , . -• " 1 . DIS4ASES of the I , T 111( A, and Certain COM p S. S Sole Proprietor of I)44tAN't; Celebrated MEDICATED .1i01; fJ::1 and It DI S. Mr. 1)41P OUR informs th e l'uLdltt, that he inity,':i6 16 , 4, he consulted daily front nine tb.) three, ;it his 1-fotu.e, §O. 54; Frith4strect, Sohn, on cd strictures, . Otrvactions (;)al s , Ate, as well as 1, iluy, and every Disorder" where Sattecy is so esl.4titt,!ii a requisite, that Nlr. . has provided a slim:ions hat every l'.iticut may be iutrnduced ima separate A pamcelt, Mr. D. has for many years confined friiuseir to tn...r of Surgery, anci front etel*.sive redetice, and the tip.).,t ti ittering success, lie is enataltd to oiler a inerothl of Uwe, s nlfi, efficacious, requiring.n4 con. linement or restraint disti, and ,preventing the possibility bltt relapst... liersons in the Countly stating their cases fully in a Letter, epeltAing a tl, or 21. Note, will have proper rentedigs sereto the amount. IzorAtio variOus syrnriterns, /cc, see Mr. Durour44 l l'reatise on tint al?ove Complaints, Price as. 61. the ith edition. 'IIPALTII AND LONGEVITY. DR; ANALEPTIC AND ANTtumous PILLS. THE Colehrity of the Analeptic Pills, ..as a ge neral Vreservativo of lira{ th, is become universal, Irvin their lillicaey in those Complaints which continua - 11y dis turb du: 1 .- finnan such as Colds, Itheuinatibms, Iload-aelis, I ntli,ostion's, anilsollter DiseaSes Of the stomach and lSnuy.uls ; which afis#o fr4lll the Vicissituthts of Oaf Cli mate, or from I ndulgoiice in the-Luxuries of Life; anti these salutary F. tretts 'are produced by gently opening the Pores by Night, and the I;tity l y t)ay,:without iequiting any poll culAr Regimini or Confinement. Hut though the Atialeptic Pills are also vcrs s , irvicedblv iii hilious anti other deep seated Disorders, yet being designed us a mild Purgative only, aid tlicrcioi,.: not always suilleieutlY adi vitt the Antibillo l ls fills live been wt.:unintended in airs, by an eminent Physici i in, ii all complaint's of the Liver, as a 3 in other internal Obe.iscs. • Si?l,l 2only by F. Newbery and Sons, No. 45, St. P,aut's I.ondon ; at !)r. f.emps's late livuse itnitori-met.a ; vz. . ' il ls, price 4,6(t. a till in ,rto ft:, xi, ; aliti the Antitalious t ; . l si l ;,..t , ---Odscive that the 1 , 4“ 1 .6. " c. 44, Jt. 1'44'40" ce ung.r.s.veil in thc'Stainos. To 11107.1,\S TAYLOR, Esq, Na. 9, New Ilridge-Sy.reet, Lood.ai. Honoured Sir, , Edinburgh, Nlareh 18, ifto.s. tint ever fiIIICC toe ye 4 r ri9o,i I ;have been ailie.V.:l with .the Liles Vene- T BEG re to infoi-In ri . ;;; w ht e h ; from its obslin.dely resisti.ig every et,lfie ()I Medichle presktibed by the infbn einment of the Yacelty seven: cours.:s Of a n n '' i r i c iw a i tl el'eiti'isll'clit.4°-rge4ci"; v 4 fr s o e rn r t 4 he . .ft.i.ipltal, with little rel,el, would appear-to be of the moss p3vt..tcrlte 11.1tec. die Spring of last year my disentor. had ge...t • to such a head, as nearly to put a periud to my ;:xistenee---1 had a laNe ulci.r on the crown ut my head" one. oh each anti my legs were brae 'out in a. frightful manner ; my right was. dread,. fully, paintnl, and had been h. a. mitt. of ulceration tot the last Sei.si years ; my lett 1 :.. ; t.xo 'large nodes on it, was very mach th,colourekl, a nt •• , ,avet -me Atc . .t extroo4t inl paix, particularly when we eln in beet, as nearly to de. rive me of relit; ill' this iaineuz;ible tits rie , :cin. Mended by Mr. ••) , s, w imu rc4,7,ti Ve',l 54 pot care by them here), to take •v•tar LeAe's Patent-Pak, which. I befall to On Ow of ;. in the clots , : of a .f o rt n io,t, 1 began - to • re‘ei . re ---;o little tr.:rz than a ntorall, 'the ulcers on my hived a„...1 arms v v.re soundly heated --soon atter, the sorzs oa !Tv , legs I altfi '.l;mvever, cons werable diA:ol-parerion rti 4 :!. 5 1 , ar t d !run iti . the Nine of the' lett,. by the sing or God, and a little longer pet4everam:e in your inva luable Nie.dicine, , subsi4ed; the nodes .dispersiug, the skin reptiniii4 its natural hue, and the nocturnal paift gradually going oft. I thus became,. by . your liberal, advice and Nl°. • dicine, perfedly tree froin all my tunnel'. 40111p1 Ltint s have I.:Coven:4 , ITly firmer spirits and strength - , 'a%l cosine jolly and 'tat, in which state navingcoininued nienY months to the astonishment of a n wh o rue,...;! a; a'hISS 41 What terms to .express .gratittale, htr. ,r you, for the"good of mho' suffering moil . als, to rn , , , ease as public as possible, as I shall nit every ; In SO Atitniki you will greatly oblige, s; i r, your g:x.eful, obedient; very humble servant, • ALIA. Mt/ R Swait's,Cluse, lligh4trect, Edinburgh.. Witnesses to time above Cure lona Tnoairsosi. NI). 3, New l'otikry Market, and 01;14 M'lNmosH, Old A ssendal y. Close, amnia rg - Prepared and .tiold by tlit sole P torn:tor, THOMAS Y telt, .Nleintfur o tile. Royal College of Sot germs, :it his house,' NO.'9, New Itnitge.weet i ; where, after a• constant residence. of mord titan: thirty4ix • years, in a practice particularly . directed to thp curl v,t, Venereal Compl4ints and those tociti.....ntal to the . Parts Of Cencration, wll . ll that inviolable sev,re.ey which Men his - profession. should always- observe in' such he flatters himself, the advice and assistance be gratuitously • acht u tel . persent taking 'this Medicine, .will be esteemed: by a .niseeriting Public,. us .all acivatltagt:Sei dOlTtattairqble and Vold or all anibignity. • • Also sold, by his appointiubitt, for 'the ; convenience of chnseliving at a distance, at the Perfumer's, No. 35, it . Alban :,:street, Pill-Mali ; the Toyshup, 1.03, ()i, ferd.street ; Mr. Disborough's, No. 7, Fish-street-hill Mr. Steel's,' 11c. , UkAtIlet, No. • Union-row, Little Teiwer.. hill t Mr, liaxters, Southbridge, . Ediubursh; Air. Mac. &raid, Glasgow ; Mr. Bull, Daine.street, Lublin; and ,t)y one pers. n in eVery(i4natiderable town in Great anti Ireland, in Krtea o> only as, 91. i. each, sealed up with tali and plain directiont, '‘ , 4lloiby persons ot.either sex may' _cure themselves with rase. speed, secrei.y, acid safety. N. U. Every firm sold in .rte,it dritairt is bdalext up with; a Stamp, on . Which,. by ,tayour of the Commissioners printed, at the Stain? t.ilee.—" 'l', Taybr, No; 9, N,,,, liiiiige-strest,!'• imitate whiehis Falun), and all 9091 h. Are ountortnits. of Cavalry:Officers and Privates of the 17th Vit.. ginia Regimetit. North - Carolina.—Troop of Cavalry at 'Fayetteville Independent Light Infantry. Alai}lanci.-.-EJniou Guard of Liberty; Rifle C'Jrn. patty, Baltimore. South CArolina.—Second Battalion of Cita lestcit . Regiment of Arta"pry.. '. Georgia.,—Cutotuissioned Officers of the Second Runtlion of the Secoud ,, Regiluent, Richmond Vd..: lunteer Dragoons.. • New York.--Albany ViAuntcers, Light Lifatitr)i . Ceimpanv bf New York,. New :fersey.--;•Republiestii Foqileer Company of, Newtilit, Light - In la titry of l'rontori. (Fi:o6l THE NORFOLK LEDOEit.) We have copied into our l'.iper most of the Re. solutions which Live been adopted by the Meeting its variotis'pai•i of 'the Country i these, as Well as ethers which haVe been emitted,-all bri.athe oni sentiment ; although some are expressed With more ardour than others. The question at issue is. well understood, and the whole nation, with une voice, has declared that the right. of searching a national ship cannot h' submitted to. It would therefme seeni Wm the e'splonation from the British GNvern, rnent may ha very easily mado. '1"1;:it Goverunitmt nowt either avow the and the Officer _ who gave orders fOr the sg.tieli of trLte Ciesaprake, Or it tn.uSt diselitini the Principle atidpeni-itt the OtE• cer ; in the liit i nVer case," tve h inure to. do, but to prep.tre for a6tion ; itt the i,i:ter case,. the:Natioas In :ter rernaiii,in peace, which is cot.- 17:1:ity the interest of both: Th„,-; Coors vtibiOl r. olo Eii.'etitivc. , is pursuing, c,)rrospouds, with the semi trient, which beIiCVQ . a g•2llCral, lat 4.ace is itwst desirable, if it'caii 'he maintained upon ho wicrable grouts lei: Th:! . same course was pursued t t o4 , wh et , General WAS:II:It:TH:1 'v,;l Pretii 'dem; and vfois. ill. same Nation that we are;tioW to . tiontead Toe Sa,ql(. 4 wa: pursued by Aamms, tii r.'.3peet li, Fr alz:ioUgli 'not, in the fr4t insraiire, With' the' s:utie soccess. such re, peated ittsttipc..,s ot, moderation and, justice Unght, c0:!...i.0 , (e the tooted, that war is not de tilt Pit : , it. of Atnerita ; at the saute time I m'ilk..knt,knottr, that onr. Jove of Ptiaee, does not oi .-, •..;:i;;!' - ,,w'pusitianirnitl,, 'but in a . j ust. ri4 accurate cduceptiort of What is interest.-4-• - The PeOple of a. Government, which Ina) , bejtisthr derrorninated-a Govemment bf the peopl e , - ian 143176 , ,• no hninei A n on t s to 'War, when it is ni)tnecessary..to' defend hofioar,' and to prow& their rights.' The Proclamation of the. President we would'sitr. cetely wish to see respead, and .made .the 'rule of .con,.tia for all. To give our tali tw-operAtion , to the measures of the Executive, we should abstain • from any a,',t of violence or injury, ,that might in• crease; tae animosity which the occasion has sojtistly em:ited. The Prechrmition o 1 the President, among other ci~ccaturtaa~ces, is remarkable for its dignified mode ration. Nu lyrsh.refiedion is _made on the British nation; the President disclaims a' belief that the G6= vet - niacin of that County will .justify an ael so atro cious, Id this akt. Appeal., is made to.ithe faith attd hoiaour of I 11(. 13Fitish, Nation at large, Assrmi,all as their G(.yrei tint:cot, ztud, w e may ,Atitt,..to....,the. whole:woad. It is, we thi n k, i mposs ibl e for any 'refiettling person not to approve of the condo& ; of the. •Presidesit . .in, this part;icular. it wottld ,have beeaas itbsurcl as hypOcritic 1, for the Exieuti velo itave sought repqration fey i lo.gocirition , and, ,at the tittle to 11 .tve 16 4 . ded . 'tb t. N'ilija3 and do- yerttty:c4t whit reproaches,a: 1)1.) oq, a w y, that ould nut b. stibmitte,l to, 'howevet wrong the original • att l yiit have been. Prosideot's•Prixlamati t)n contains an bonai,ir- Mite and appeal o the Pen*, as we as to stitc Government 'of 1, 4 :4 ;i4tld. Nothing co , ild Lave been moi-e it wilt,. we • doubt not, iuditce poq:erful Movement 111th(i.. t'f..up'o.l' Eiig kod, 'c uith a oke canr . Ot - be „resisted, slit 1- the '. Caves 'reacieri,tig us justice; hilt the tnnisters of ttta ;1,1, of a parts , frtycrlr Ebgland, must be% will Vpteo,ated THEN Professional Men of Eddcation and y I..tspttrislbt±ity devistelrovi the wrwral System by. the selettitut ot.a. peculiar branch., the ::anztlon of long -cosi tihtieti success is t hest criterion or superiority. Thirteen years hae ] devoted my prar e tre to thetrsclusite treatment ut Threrr t)isoolers, soi:yessful restitt at nty pl%ri gives me atlditior;4l aidi; , r to oppo.ie, as tar - as lam thle; the ravage; of tlisne oniplatitts Which are the most important in the Catalogue C of Ito:nail Infirmities. After trilaation into every. as an Army Surgeon, 1 foirtAxi a wish .t art ealy pero,! Prattice to re!.,;:ue in. dividuAls front the. igaritance \ t h e equally datieonts precipitancy ~ t rstieral Praztitioners. The'rhre g e PlY:ithiels. to thcC'we ot Which 1 hstre de. voteii tttyy uttpArlol), ery. Species of VEN E RE AL INFECTION, wt:e!il:r• ot a recent or long du. All kinds of tic`. 'i:ty, whether, arising from the habitii of :achcol 't 01 k :;;' , Wqeitvc3 . , of mature age, And, lasxly, t tat vie skstent in wo. • men which is catiz:i :IA ;:,., or sy " yr y. Nus. - anous Diselses Are the re,;.ii ~t ignorance, or haste 'in the treatiner.t lit , a, diti t i:dt (;onritri t co ; 12(1 ti not on. fr e quently bappeus that ti seeds .of Lite are poisoned by, -the indiscretion of an unguari.hi hour. —lty a .superior me thod such ,Contlllaints arc Ln,,Ay 4.t;ted: and, et , ext where othtts., have faiiefi, I trust titar I may - presume to otter a radical re..eStablislitruntt. Few, - however, are the cues of coutpEcated tlistrtst its t hi s d i ,, or d e r, with t:ic calainapus situations id* Men, who, trorn inriutf;?.it.e. in 0. V.:limy • vice, or the prevatent gaicdes of lite. 24:41iiiie that state of Detility,. whets is. the unavoidatae ‘,..is N uence: of.such otrviscoui 42.bics. . • . tite unhappy ,sutii:rer 1 - ,•riy,,os over his misery, but earefuny co:tents misfortone, it may be sltne conics. latior. )(litter, tti.o. air h4nigh it be an ohiezt. of unccr.t.ticiO'With or:! - 4er ;:iiiioneis, the Gittnia) at these .I)ChClvicie'i..by the gra.ht.kl progress of ittr‘ova... is the acquirement of •Ity Experter.,:e. If the ri:ta of Kti:elort 'or Venus hive be) :th to. rCrltt , :e Molly vignur, notch'enxn nv will be by an early Conot , ,.ri.:. ti e): this Crivolid State ; and in these c,tses, no' great • it:Acuity wiil occur. . nut wr.ere. this llzficienev h;5 yrr.its existed, a Ilinpr fusheD:raiti:e is incitstwitsihiy il4 torev revive the stun'. betirt,; ti- ri:a of Lite, 411:1 tii the Cciii4tittaint. MAIOI.I I'4) V*EN, ovht.ih,tv , long elsapit'attuarl in their expectations ut . . a . sure., that ill most instan,ces, such, ilete:As are cc rt?), e The sie.iteiy "iA•t;)Lai and thequalifications w hien l savepri unicti to state, forn; Cho basis of my pretensions, and t.a..;:init;:i;lene• with soaps intimation is given, that Mr. lime may Le consulted renr.natily, or by Letters (inept a smilt Note), at lt!s h imsr ., No. sg, Arundel . street. Strait lo w T cmp i e D v , 4:3- There 14 an aileiltonal - Entrlnce in iv ater-utrett, al l .ithinq, - and the Name is on both the doors. Masite Bass. Mernh-t r 1 tl , e7 Knvaf (I , litie orgingeonti. A CA V T 110 ,—Some ref.i'liS S.OlO ASSdri' them. selves an iv Members of the Ito' ) al .00:I c;c0", ha for *eve -61 months piasf copied titY Adtiettif'.eriicins sluinst t~~ori tot watO,.anti itlytteci . thern as their own prod;rdions, it it in y ditty to mention, th4t. triode I),:rswis :pre NO 1 entNiri tit any Collexe in 1,00i1011; EfittibUtiiti, elitiWlitne, uur 11.11+0 they , any nglit istattise Surgery Lcilidon.