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NUMBER 62781 - . - THEATRE ROYAL, DRUI.W-LANE. 'THIS PRESENT EVENING, October 22, J 312, their . Majesties. Servants will perform Mrs. Cent -1-C93 Comedy pf THE WONDER,. Dim Lopez, Mr. PEN LEY; Don Felix - , Mr. ELLISTON ; . • Frederick, Mr. it PHILLIPS; Colonel l3ritoo, Mr.' HOLLAND; Don Pedro, Mr. PENSON • Gibby, Mr. PALMER ;- tissardo, Mr. BANNISTER; • Violante, Mrs. EDWIN; Isailella, Mrs. ORGER ; , Inis, Mrs. SCOTT; . • Flora, Miss MELLON. . To , which - will be added the Farce of THE WEATHERCOCK. Old Fickle, Mr. WEWITZER; Tristrani Fickle, Mr. BANNISTER; Bciefwit, Mr. OXBERRY ; Sneer, Mr: PEI LEY • tiariella, Ready, Mrs. SCOf T. The Doors to be Opened at half, past Five o'Clock, to be . gin at half past Six- . Boxes, 75.; Second Price 35.6d.---Pit, 3s. 6d.; Steond Price, 2s.,Lower Gallery 25, - ; - Seeolid Price, U.—Upper Gallery, is.; Second Price, 6d. Boxes and- Places to, be taken of Mr. Spring, Box Book - keeper„ .at theOflice •iti Little Russell-street, from Ten till Four, and from Tea in the Evening. 'until the Doors, are closed. The Box- Entrances are in Brydges-street Only ; the Pit Entrances are in RusSoll-street and Woburn-street ; the Lower Gallery Britra.nces are in Russell-street and. Woburn street; the Upper Gallery.Entrauce is Ia Woburn-street Carriages to the Boxes, to set down and take up. from Great Riissel-street, Coverit-Garden;and draw oft' towards the Strand: 21:o the Pit, to set down from Great Russell-street, and draw doWn Little Russell-street.a.nd Drury-lane. Stage Manager,.Mr.RAYMOND,--No Money to be . Returned. Vivant Rex et, lic;ina . 6 • ToAporrow, Shakespeare's Comedy oi The - Marry Wives • ofyi,a,dsor,:•with the. Farce of Higit Life Below,§tiairs.-7.0n Satdrday, 'Tobin's Comedy of the Honey-Moon, With the :Poor Soldier.---/n Monday, Bickerstafes Comic Opera of the Alaid : of the Mill, with. the Farce of the Citizen.--On Tuei day, the Comedy, of Man and Wife, with Musical Enter talnrneht of the Three and the. Deace.—On Wednesday, the Comedy-Of The Sons Of Erin, with the Farce of the Prize • or, 5,3, 3. —On - Thnrsday, Farquhar's Conicity Tha Beaux Stratal;etn, with the .Musical Farce of Turn Out ! till Persons having made good tbeir Title of Free Admis siurl, three days at the least, precious 'to the exercise of such Right, will be required to sign their Namesiat the Door, in a Book which will be kept ready for that purpose, 4ud will not be .edmitted without such signature._ The . right•hand door, leading trout the hall in Bry.dges ' street, will be open! for Free Admissions to the Boxes, and confined to them only, Free Admissions •to the Pit and-Galleries will b.: received at their respective Doors in WobUrn-street only. THEATRE , . ROYAL; CO VENT-GA RD'EN. TO -MORROW EVENING, Oc! 23„ 1812, Will be performed Cungreve's. Coarsely of -• • • LOVE FOR LOVE. • Sir Samson. Legend, Mr.BLANci - LaD; Valentine, Mr. C. , • Scandal, Mr: BAIIRSMORE; 'Little. Mir. JONES; " Tian, Mr.. E.:',l!EttY•; Fore Sight. Mr. VA CVCE TT; eremy,' Mr. FAR' ; Angelica, MI'S. OH:N:7I . ON ; • • Mrs. Foresight, Mrs. EGERTON; Mrs. Frail, Mrs. GIBI,S; Miss Prue, iss S. BOOTH; Mr . DAVENPORT. Ile revived Comic Barletta of .8. Apol . . • r.F , .r. Panne , Bi t 0,(1,01-1Up„ST ; Mr. TAYLOR; Mrs. LiSTON ' • • p Da 1 N STERLIG ; Nysa, Miss BOLTON. Places for the.-Buxes to be taken •of Mr. Brandon, at the Newßox•Oli,c,e., Hart-stre,e,t. The Doors will be opened'. at half-past Five, and the Play begin- at lalf-past Sir. • - r.oxeS'7s: Second Price 3s. Gd.—Pit :3s. Gd. Second-Price 25. - Lower Gallery e.s. Sqcond , Price ls.- 7 -tipper Gatlery, is.' Sc-. cowl Price Gd. . * it * * The new Play of the titthiop is only interrupted in its eareer„atthe express request of the Author, who withdraw! it for extensive Alterations, and,to render it more strictly con sonant with'eritical rules. • • The new • Farce called Sehniederkins; have been received en its third representation with g'reat applause, will be ',re peated on Saturday and Monday. On Saturday_will be revived an Opera, • (by the late. Gene ral Burgoyne) - called 'The Lord of the Manor, (the Music chiefly by the late Dr. •Jaelisen, of Exeter),, with. additions by Bishop, T. Welsh, Reeve, •Davy, • • •• • And on Monday will berevived;witb new Scenery, bresses, and Decotations, Shakspeare's Play of The Tempest; or, the E ante 4 : l[,f l ia ad, Farquhar's Comedy of The Recruiting Officer is . in re hearsal, and will be acted -as soon as possible. • • To v.hich tic ae.— REAL GOOD NEWS FOR ENGLAND. THE increased and increasing demand for DR. WEBSTER'S ENGLISH DIET DRINK, from every qti`a'rlt.t of the Empire, is an unequivocal acknowledgment of its efficacious and unparalleled powers. In extraordinary Oa.ses of Scurvy, of Scrophula, of Hypochondriasis, of Fever, of Dropsy, of ilsthina, of Disorders incident to Women and Children, of every species of Eruption produced by Impurity of Bldod. ; in all these, and even where the skill of the regu lar Physician has been exhausted in vain, the dejected - and de9a4ii4gP4igat bas been completely restored to health and .. • . • spirits. It is now the season when the fall of the autumnal leaf gives soleum warning to: the Corismuptive to alid, to•brace and strengthen. his Constitution, that he may he able to bear up ag,ainst the a pproaching:Mists, DPoips, and Fogs, of our shifting and chequered Climate; and iu this excellent Veg . Atible - Medicine, he may confidently hope to find an effectual • ;exactly. • 'fizot:e who wish to see Dr. Webster's improved Vegetable Systeria and Principles fully developed, may, by applying:to the Venders, procure ids own Treatise, a new edition of which is justpublished, price ;is'. - ; and also a small pamphlet, contkiiniug a great number of cases and remarkable cures, • whit:Wall Occured during the last year. - This invaluable Medicine is now faithfully prepared by E. Slee and Cc: 52, Borough High-street (sole pcoprietors), from the original Recipe, assigned over to theni.by ,Webster, some years prior to his death. Sold io half pint bottles, 45.; pint ditto, 7s. 6d: ; and in quart ditt6, 14s. each, duty incuded. • Wholesale by the Proprietors alo wholesale and retail by their Agents; Messrs. Howard and Evans, Long-lane, West Smithfield. All Letters and Orders (post paid) addressed to them, will meet the earliest attention And is sold retail, by one at least, in every considerable Town in the United Kingdom, and by the following Venders 'of Medicine in London ; Elliotson, Chemist and Druggist, 106, Borough ; Bolton's Medicinal • Warchouse, front of the Royal Exchange, Cornhill; e olesvioFthy, Chemist and Drug gist, 144, Whitechapel; Komisey, Chemist, 04, Great Sur rey-street, Blaclifriar s-road, and at Kennington-cross; San ger (late Bacon), 160, OXford-street; Midgley, Chemist and Druggist, 49, - Strand . .; Hudson and Co. Chemists, .&c. 27, Haymarket; Ward, 324, Holborn ; and Mattress, PerfuMer, 8.5, Fleet-street. • •,`.l • s 'N ts . 1 / k• - • -->,‘-,,,-, 8 , -7- \ 4r . , , .. 5. , A i tr i,! * •,4l . . ...... -,,‘ • t' ,•.# Y V;itl 1 64i ' At .' • ' . 4 " 714 i o‘. )1 6 a. /to, • • 4 tt. , 4., i .1- ', Z l .4 ' - ;IL ,•:, 4 • . / 11, THURSDA Y, 0.0 TOBER 22, GENERAL ELECTION. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and VREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of YORK. GENTLEMENi E P Y impressed with sentiments of respect and.gratitude for the high and' distinguished honour you have this day conferred upon me, by placing'ine iu the etalted situation of one of your R,epresentatives in ment, I address you with feelings of no ordinary nature, in -consequence of the peculiar manner in which this honour ha: been eonferred: . . It is impossible for me adequately to express these feelings. Although it had long been• my intention; founded upon . reasons already assigned, not again, to intrude upon the County the offer" of my SerVices, it was wholly out o 1 con templation that any considerations could have created such an interest in my favour, as has been manifested on this occa sion, and fur which I am sensible how much I am indebted-to your partiality, and how little is due to any merit of my own. Gratifying as the circumstanceswhich bare led to. the event of this day must ever be to my mind, sensibly alive to the good opinion of my Country Men, I am at the same time fully, aware of the•heavy responsibility necessarily attached to the execution of the varicus:and important Ditties committed to my charge, and in the execution of which, although my ut most exertions than not he wanting, I may yet have frequent occasions to' request at your hand,; that liberal indulgence which, I trust, wilt not be withheld from a-pUblic servant iii tie future conscientious discharge of his public functions. . . Having been put in Notninination, and supported by, a nu_ merons and most respectable body of Freeholders, I trust it . will not be deemed presumpiitotis in me to conclude,' that those of my Friends who had not an opportunity of attending upon that oecasiolvere virtually partakers in that. tran- , • . adion. Undo these circumstances, anticonsidering the extent an 4.. population of the, County, I indulge an earnest hope that in adopting this genetal mode 'Of conveying nay warmest Thanks . and the sentiments of unbaundedgratitude I entertain for the' honour conferred upon me, you wilt-do justice to . tbe motive s which have guided this deci,:ion, and that! may not appear de ficient in that respect which is due from ►nc to 'every Free holder in the County of. York. I have the honofir to be, with the utmost respect, Gentlemen; Your most obedient and devoted Servant, . HENRY LASCELLES, "fork, Get. IG, 1912. NEW PUBLICATIONS. PROTESTANT ADVOCATE, No. rOcKDALE, jun. 41, Pall-Hall, respect -101 fully congratttlatcs all real Friends of the Protestant Interest, whether Cliorchroen or Dissenters, on the success which has crowned the above effort to awaken them to the iaiminent rianser of Zito Church and State from the Claims df the - •ionian One-L4:e of the First Number has been sold, and anoti.er w:11 be ready for delivery, with No. 11. on, the tist instaat, price is: • EDGEWOWPWS FASHIONABLE TALES, This Day was published, Price 21s. boards, the Third Edition of the Fourth, Fifth, • and Sixth Volunie, of ----- - rip A LE S .:01F FASHIONABLY.. LITE. Jib- •' • By Miss F,DGEWORTH.. . • -, •I•- . • • Printed for J. Johnibn and Co. St. Paul's Church-yard. Where:way be had, . . The First'llirec . V,:)laules :of the above Work, price ISs. boards, and,all,tlfe - ether PoPcations of . Mt.'andlii . ssLEdgc . .; worth. " . • .. . , . • PRESEZT STATE OF CANADA. This Day . was published, In Bvo. with a Map, price 1.25.-boards, j.ETTERSfrom CANADA, ; writtn during a A Resi4lence. there, in the:Years 1806, 1807, and 'lBOB, sheaving the present State of-Canada) its ProdnctiOns, Trades, commerOal Importance, and Political 4elatious. Illustrative of the Laws, the Manners GI the People, and the Peculiari ties Of the Couritryand Climate. Exhi;.:iting also, the iom mercial 'lrnportarice of Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Cape Breton; and th4ir increasing Ability, in Conjunction with Canada, to furnish the neeussary Supplies of Lumber and Provisions to our West India sands.By HITGII GRAY Printed for Longman, Hurst Rees and Irme, and Brown, PaterrioSter row. " These lettets appear to be the result of much careful ob servation, and are wiitten 'with 'great good Critic, Aug.. 1804. WAR IN RUSSIA. This Uay was puhlished, • The Second Edition, in Three .Volumes Bvo. illnstratettwith a • , Map, prieel.f. t Is. 64. boards, AVIEW of the uusslAN EMPIRE. WILLUM TOOKE, F.R.S. Member of the Imperial Academy of St. Petershurgh, Containing the natural State of the Empire—Climate — Face of the ,Country —Bordering Oceans and Seas—lnland Seas and Lakes—chief navigable Rivers and Canals—Nations of the Empite-Popnlatlons and Institutions for its Benefit Characteristics of the Inhabi/ants 7 -Classes of the Suhjeets— Government of the Empire,-the Army—the 'Navy—lteve trues of the Empire—lmperial Colleges—on 'the ConditiOn of the Subjects=—Constituton of the Governments—Productive Indtistry—EstabliAtiiefif of `the I.,:nglish—Fisheties—Agri culture I ine.,---Mr ufactlires7-corumerce—lmport—Ex ports, Sze. &c. • ' Printed for Longman, Hurst; Rees, Ormc, ana Brown, Pa , ternoster-row. • 1812. - - BRITISU ARMY IN SPAIN. • "More information concerning Spain is here brought to' gether thari'ii•a4 perhaps ever collected into a single publica tion."4—Month!y. Rev..4og. 1810. "This pub1i , , , 60,n contains a vast accumulation of import ant details, and is the most comprehensive and satisfactory, work on the slPojeci - ."—Ecl. Rev. Feb.o. " This is, beyond a doubt, the most accurate .and the most satisfactory account of any country that has, in our recollec tion, becn priblished."—British Critic, March ISt 1. • „ This Day was published, • In Five Volumes, Octavo, with an Atlas of the Road:4 of Spain,. 41 1 0 other Maps . of the ,Country,.&c. price 31. I:3s. 6d. in boards, A VIEW of ; compriing a Descrip ....caL, tive Iti4e ran - of e„,a.cli Province, and a general Statisti cal "Acco n rise if . 'thE - Country; i its Population; Agri culture, Manufactures, Conimerce, and Finances; its Govern menf,"Civil and Ecclesiastical Establishments; the State of the Arts, Sciences, and; Literature; its Manners", Customs, Natural Hiss pry, &c. ' " lly ALEXANDER DE LABORDE, - "Crlnslated from the French. Printed. for LOnginali; IturSt,' 'Rees,. Orme, and 'crown, Patcrnoster-r, ;a4 V. Wan a rld Co. Saw. Spare; .; ,7 • Pic7V4LLEY9-02 7 P1CE,, Oct. 12, I lir CaLTLY/SidON:ES for ill, I, I G 1. His iILi.TESTY'S NAVY do herebl give N6tize, That on Friday, the 23d inst. they will be ready to receive Tenders zn writing, (staid up) and treat ;cif!, suchPersens as will undertake tg furnish what TALLOW CANPLES'ma 'bc: demanded for - .the Use of the rietizallingDepnrtMent 'at Deptford, .Jro one Year, from the date of the C,,ntraet, to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Dap . afft date, 7'he Conditions of the Contract may be seen at the Seerctary's No,regard will be had' to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or.that shall not lie delivered to the. Board tcfore One o'Ciock on, the: said Friday, the 28d instant, nor anitss the Pent on mho makes the Tender, or some Person, on his Behalf, as'en,ls, to answer when called _ Bitch Tender IRMO, also be fteeei:paaied by .T,etter kr/ trio rel-,9ansible l Peri Ons, engagiitg to beet•ga-Loa,iil With the Part) tendering, 11. the Penat Sam 250!. far the clue per:fun:nu:ice of tLc Contract. 3:I7ERCANTJLE LAW. • This Day was published, . In Two Vols. 4to. price .31. 13s. 6d. boards, .EX-MERCATORIA or, a complete` Code ,dif of Commercial Law ; being a generalGuideto all Men in Business, whether, as Traders, RetnitterS, Owners, Freight ers,-Captains, insurers, Brokers, Factors, Supercargoes, or Agents.: With an Account of our Mercantile Companies; of our Co lonies and Factoriei abroad; of our Commercial Treaties with Foreign Powers; of the Duty of Consuls, .and-of the Laws concerning Aliens, Naturalization, and Denization. , TO which is added, An Account of the Commerce of • the whole World; -describ ing the ManufaCtures and Products of each Country, with TableS of the -Correspondence and Agreement Of their res-pec .tive Coins, Weights, and •Measures: The whole equally cal-. colated • or the Information and Service of the Mercliant, LaW'Yer, Member of Parliament, and private Gentleman. • - By the late WYNDITAINI DEAWE'S, . His Britannic Majesty'S Consul at Seville and St. Lucar. The Sitth Edition, considerably enlarged and improved, By JOSEPH CHITTY, Esq. . . Of the . Middle Temple. London,: printed 'for.. F. C. and J. Itivington; Otridgc and .Son; Clarke and Sons; J. Wallie ' • R. Lea,;• J. Cathill; W. Lowndes; Longntaa, Hurd, :.eel, Oinw, and Co.; v . :. Law; Licimi }~ VIII milieu atsd Co.; - White, G•,:hrani:, J. Butterworth.; Cadell and Davies ; S. 11.1:i.jr; RiOardson; J. M. Richardson ; It. Scholey; W. Baynes ; Black, Parry, and Co.; J. Asperne; J. Booker; R. Baldwin; Pileney;' Reed; Sherwood,- Neely, and Jones; and T. • .X.TEWTOZNI's DENTIFRICE is by far the inb:it pleasant of any . Powder recorninentied Tor Beautifying the T El . 1-1:; it . will be found to inssyti every end that a TOoth Powder can' lal. reasonably ekpeelet4 to do, while it cleanses rite Month of all inipure and icend particles, it N hitens the, Teeth, /teals the Gums,' and helps to Sweeten the Breath. - .• Nothink is so great a drawback to Beauty as bad Teeth; natitingmertt tAti-ns.ittc than foetid.iit-elth; N e wt o tc<xaquii, Powder, - on the first Application, imptoves;'tli...t forrner, and removes the latter, while by its anriputresecnt balsaniic qUalitieS it prevents decay, an.i removes all excres cences. Prepared. by B. 11. Newton, and. sold b 5 his A4.'erts: Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66, on the Fbotr7ay, St. PAU Church-yard, .ticarly opposite the North' Gate; in ,Boxes:. 25. 9(1. each. To Mr. DIX.CN, Avoti!ticary. I Take the earliest opportunity tg) acquaint you, A 1,.. that 1 . have rrceived the mast wouocrlli iicnetit use ot your DixoN's A.Nrimuous I'l LLS, which ; carried with me to Jamaica, and.all those trientis to : whom .1 distributed them have experienced the same salutary benefit they - declare ttbein to be the best Me.ditiine ever\used in that Country torlilinus and other Complaints. - • Tne following are the names of several Ladies and Gentle. men, who'have received the utmost rebel frln your Dixch's Antibilious Pills: - Charles Taylor, Esq. iamaieh ; Wil liam Shaw, Lsq. Kingston, ditto; Mr. Woodritt; - Spanish 'town, ditto; G. W. Hamilton, Esq. Savanna la Mar, • to,; ..Sthith,, Esq. Old harbour, ditto ;' G. Allston, Erl. do Walker Port Mdrant, ditto ; I. Pent inson, Esq. Salt River, ditto; Mr. Mullens, ditto • J. Burn, Esq. Savanna; G. P. Polack, Esq. ditto; Mrs. Oliver Goldsmith, King ston, ditto ; M us. Perry, St. Ann's ; Mrs. Woodriif, • Spi nish Town ; with many other persons of the first respecta bility. Sir, your most obedient Servant, • THOMAS HARROLD, of the ship Ganges. • July - - Sold, ~, t fliolesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, -Cheap side, corner or Paternoster-row, London ; Sharp and Belam, portsmonth ; ones, Weston.; A llnutt, and Mallory; Port rea ; Hall and ohnston, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck, RosS, and Turner, Hull ; .Hox land, Cook- Worthy, Granville, Nettleton . , - •and Gilbett, Plymouth ; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinney and Co: ilirmingham Billinge, Edwards and Penny, •and.• Lathbury, Liverpool ,‘ Staines and Lynch, Manchester ; Trewrnan, Exeter ; Smith, Mandcrton, Reahurn, Scott, and Ilaxier, Edin burgh; Baxter and M Glasgow' ; 'l.3trlgen and Bgry, Briffol ; Stevenson and Co. - NOrWich ; Swinten, Leicesrer ; Dunn and Sutton, Nottingham ; and retail by Most - Country Medicine Venders, - in 7 tioxei at 25. 9d. and 6s. each. AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY, Seventeen Years Esthblished, in tho first - Cityf in the World'; U ONSEQENTLY it becomes- a duty incum bent on the Proprietor, to give it, if possible , uni versal publicity, which he is now endeavouring to accomplish, at an expence little short of Three Thousand Pounds -a--Yeari by hourly informing and hourly,Proving .to mankind of ; 41 descriptions, : that 'those' who tiro tortured v:ith the Gout, itheumatie Gout, Rlicumatism, Pleurisy, Head-ache, Bilious sick liead-ach, Asthinatic, Consumptive, and - Bilious com plaints, Tooth-ache, lace-ache, or Ear-ache, may be cured in a reasonable time by use of the GUESTONI?,:‘ , T MEDI CINES; and by applyingto the inventor, B. GUEST, Che mist, No. 9, Great Surrey-stree, Blackfriars-bridge, between the hours Of nine and twelVe any Morning, (Sunday'exceptedo may be perfectly relieired beforeithey leave hint, which it such an e,;ritest of Cure as no empiric dr' • regular praaitioner, ex.; cept these that practise with thesepreparations,-did ever dare to promise, because not tieing Ale to succeed, they, would prove themselves impostors, and the lame ducks would quack so loud as to be distinctly heard at an immense distance, justly pronouncing them pretenders only to'inedical know ledge. These Preparations are retailed in London only by the Proprietor; tort ' be bad wholesale from any of the re spectable MedivineVenders iu Town, and they will receive , front them such a discount as must be considered r liberal on quantities not less than half atlosen -each. And thoSe that wish to be informed respecting their perfect safety, and salu tat'y eflicacy,'niny receive that information'by:iixamining the star Newspaper, or by perusing 33. Guests Guide from Pain, which is sold as above, price ts. Statements of cask wilt be immediately atteu-led to, if they inclose a cue pound note, and medicines to that amonat wilf he forwarded by the first "return. • SikPENCi?,-TrAiiPP7N - NY, NAPRATIVE OF J. THOMSON, ON.F. of ZHE - PERSON3 lI;TENDtiD TO DE NIAt•zACRkp WITL GE!'2EA:, LINGAN AN a c)Ti-Mlis IN 1:214 . ! GA.OI. 02 BALT.liAolu . ., ON TUESDP:i., TS& 96zei - O.itILY'LAST.. e. • EFL* the (Baltimore: '.';.:oral Rep4:Wean]. On , INl'inday, the 27th..fiily leist, I Was' by Mr. gansou to his honsif, and in . the about twilight, T went ( - Titre, and found froll to:20 Gentlemen in house, most of to him: l was', told ilia, att.,l6lt up,in the tiliuse . ". Sias ; - hrcar,ened:' ;tl . ;-kt night, which tifeY• had preparations to 'reSist and de:eat. I coin V • mii3kets, pistols, and swords in the hon,ie, for tiie purptise of defence.—After being - there tiilt7*;" 1 tmtie:rstodd an arrant entent bad been:Made; than in case of an attack, the dir&•tion - of was appointed to GenerarLee: . o'clock, a number of pcnons weft collectitttif the front of the house; who were very aoi y, and: began to throw stones at windows and broke!. several of then. The house was in front corn- , pletely closed, the door and inside window . shut ters being shut, till the stones • broke the, glass, and burst open the shutters. Mr. Hanson spoke from the second story to the mob, aril told tbc:n if they did not desist, they wouid fire upon them, and he warned the spectators to go away. Gen. Lee in the house, told them not to fire un less it should be absolutely necessary, and the 1 . doors .were forced.—Thc mob Continued to in crease and to throw stones more. violently, whieli broke the windows of 'the first and second Stories: General Lee directed a volley to be fired frOin the upper story over heads of the' people in the street to frighten them awav without , injuring' them. This was executed, and nobody was hurt. , The mob hiizzaed, were still more violent, nnd broke open the 'lower door. They were then flied upon, and a man fell at the door upon the inside, thereof, who was immediately taken up and re moved by some of the mob. This Must lia‘e bupl penal about ten o'clock, or after: Judge 'SCOtt. made his appear an;:e and ca:ue into'the the door having reniaine , 3. :.',pen 'alter it broken, and rennested us to leave the house—he m,ls told N.'e Should do no such thing, that we could not be secure, unless authority inter= fei;ed, that we "were la: foi;y e7..nnloyed by 'Air. Hanson, in protertinsg him al.(1 . ;ionSe agailit. • violence, and WheneYer the mob ‘v6ul,t ;iispers'e, or the civil . authority intdr:ere, we woul(l . :.ctire to our homes, and not beffne, During the night: we continued' to defe'nd ourselves; and never tired Init after some rev.- vi:alentattuCk.. I believe it probable .s...vrl were wenuded. The mob.dur2; ing the night retired and. gatheied 'kind at= teCipted 'Some fresh_ ?a ii just about ,Or . be fore da , y,figl4, • the, mob biought, a field,picce, Was gaited near the liouSe; and in trout or it, but v..-as prevented ;r.pn being disebaeged by the urriv . A. of troop' of' . horse, some of whom were stationed rom)d the - hQUS'e; of . tlfeM haVing mounted, took nosses.sion'of the front floor, ;In.! Ofthe back-yard, Hans On arid his friends oeCti pied the same placel Which they 11A done during the -night ; so "things remained, :1 , 161 . Ed and Johnson, the Mayer, General Stricker, John Montgomery; th'e Attorney.:general; James houn,`:Letimel Taylor,-and several others, arrived and proposed we should leave the hoUse. We an-. swered, we had no objection to leave the honae, provided the mob would retire, or we could o— , home with safety. The Mayor said the mob COON not be dispersed, nor would they be satisfied with out we went to gaol, and that we, should be pro tected from them in . going to gaol, and while in it. To this proposal most of us ,expressly object . ed.—Gen. Leeprincipally carried on the conver sation on our part with the • Mayor and General Stricker. The Mayor, Gen. Stricker, and Attorney-Gene ral, severally declared and assured us, that we should be protected; as well in going to.goal, in it, and the :Mayor pledged,his lifeand nour, that we should - be safe, and lie would die with us, if we should be hurt.--Gen: Stricker ex pressed himself, in similar terins.—Also, Mont gomery, Taylor, Calhoun, and their companions , rave us assurance of safety if we went to' gaol. — After these-assurances, and finding the civil auL thority would not make any exertions to disperse the mob, we consented with the advice of 6n.e ral , Lee to deliver ourselves up to the civil au thority. The Mayor declared his opinion that we would not be safe in gaol without a gurd, and he ;arid General Stricker promising there should be one. About eight or nine o'clock on Tuesday foren6c,n, we leftlbehouse, and Went under the care au;sl custody of the *Maya, who preceded us, and v - ts were placed bettken two lines'of infantry, -co:1- sisting, as it appeared, 'of fifty 4; about '29 dragoons mounted advanced before us to the gaoi ; General Stricker marched on loot with tiaz infni try, and an immense concourse of people were ,in the streets, some of whom went along, all we were abused in the most Opprobrious languaL;7 some stones were thrOwn witn viOlence at us, one struck Mr. - Kilgore,- and cut him badly in the forehead, and another struck Mr. Bigelow; nearly knocked him down. The ,distance ft'oni Hanson's to the gaol W'aS about a mile. At our arrival at the gaol door, and as •we en. tered it, several of us were struck by some of the mob whom we found there. Being delivere;i ioy the custody of J. Bentley, the gaoler, some tyr.! in the forenoon, we were :put in a room in ._Le common criminal department, where we retnair.::; the rest of the day. The dragoons and infantry left the gaol soon af ter We were placed in it, and they did not return, ntir was there any military guard act wards. la „i.a . .. - TS-7-f.rft' , .l.., ~,,i'ivet t , •; : ,v e k l :',E , A . ,rt, ,, ! , :•7%-" ,, t,.'t 4. ~ 4. %. : CI ;I: ',/ ,-;,-. •;::,. ' ', : v . *4 ) 0 . ';':.,---, , ••••So• ...',.,..'f ' --•"% t.4,4.447.. V i Cr .. ” . • , r..... 5 ,tca .. ,, L stt.,_