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n entered into :11 . . into c-/:. • rcw proce , ,-,!0 state in,,livdual ea 50. , ,,, to Thew ! , firit which anituates. the Coven nent by li p,, o: C:Tt. - Cononander'OE* !.h. , - , :.1 . 4 1 r, , nch Frigate Frareaiv , , was alla*A to' - go to France on his Parole 'to ninth to Tau gland three months if he could not procure the eXehang Of Capt. Breaton, Of His Ma :tesWs F6gate Minerva. The liberation Of .Capt, Brilltota Ii been Y'fii , e . l, and the French Governt, ment'bov:, prOp(),,C(l tO 311.13,50tUttetr.:— LA. Crau. fern; ,‘.}illy Mr. tea ,; and 3dly a Cot, the , 1 wo tOriner ea \vhoin being resident:in France at the tint of t he of the two Countries :were detained : , .5; prisoaci . s contrary to the Law of Nations; and Col. Smith is not knOWn to be in the ttrmy or tiavy of this Counly. , I an tie!tt to advert to the capture and deten tion ot Lieutenant Itillon of Majesty's Frigate I;.A.frj-laine, who was •sent into F.lelvoet the itoth tfly, t HO3, in a 0-oared Cutter, with a flag of truce, and there seized and detained with his crew. Upon • a representation being Made on the subjea, a letter was received from the Officer come anding at the Texel, dated Oa. i ti, 1603, to the Officercommand ing H. B. M. Ships elf that port; stating, that Ordets had been issued brthe Council of the •I3atavian Nil vv, to the (.;ommanding Officer at Helvoet, on 30th 3111 Y for the release of said, Lieutenant, flag at truce, and equipage ; irl consequencie whereof llc departed the same day, but was `carried back by a French acmcd boat, and transported on board the Ship of the Coontuandant Of u French division sta tioned at the :ionic pest. It appears that, remon. btrances have been outdo by the Batavia' . Republic to the French Comon;mdant,bnt notwithStanding,Lt. Dillonis still a , prisoner in Veanee, in violation at'. every privilege in relation to flags of truce establish.; ed and 'acknowledged by ;60d Nations, But the case of Captain Wright deserves and re. , quires More observation than even any of these I, have laid betbre : you.- Jr appears that Capt. Wright, commanding His Majesty's Sloop El Vineejo (which was taken ~off the Coast of Britanny On the 540th of May fart by several Gun-boats), instead ofineeting with that liberal treatment which has iinitortidy been experienced by. French Officers in similar cases, Was 6ent,,, with circumstances, of peculiar in dignity and severity, t 6 Paris, subjeaed to close ion p,isournent in the Temple, and obliged to undergo repeated interrogatories before a Court of Justice, when none of the faas alledged against hint would, iif trace, authorize the French Government, to consi der Capt. Wright in any other light than as a Prisoner Of \\'ar, and as entitled to every privilege of that si tuation, Lard 'Camden finds it difficult to permit me to advert to a case of this flagrant nature in the terms and expressions to r which this communication • ought to be confined for he believes dist no age has yet. produced Ali.instance of a r gallant Officer, who, afteedelending his ship to .the Utmost, was obligda to surrender, and who, thins becoming a PH. snitr of War, was entitled to all the respea'Whieh his i!anclod merited; was yfa, drktged to the Capital of Owl-4*We Country. am) interrogated there, in a Manner most unjustifiable;upon a stabje6t to which he could nut, and.onght nut, to answer:' ;ipt.VY'right's jitdgment and fn'intiCii appeared to be tis.cOnspicu ous under the eirenntstanees in Which' 'he Was placeit'as his gallantry iu his narticUlar profession ; but he yet remains a Close Prisoner in the Temple at Paris, an exatnpin 4f the honeur, the firmness, and the spirit cif the British'Pliaraaer. I close this statement with this case ; and I now Broecbd toStat6 to sat, far the 'information of Mr. iViere, that in order to log:0i The tells of War, • and to, consult the, interests of Humanity, I Cis Ma jesty has ' tr.i•ice invited the PrenCli GLiverinnent to to the principle of a Oeneral Cartel, fiamiled on the of that which ( , :.C:aed betWevn tite two in the laht '1 accession sto those propol,th has, horxyver, hcen e•valeol by the l'yench fko/c.rriment, by ihiikting that. t1,..r i. l;.itloveri; u are U, ha I•,4asidered its British Prisoners,. when 'they (: ; rotioi be ittnoraut that. the ease of the : Invasion of Hato wr„ and the War with the King of Great tain,'are perks fly distinct in all their circumstances ; when they know, that during sevc , ral years of the last War, the Eleetoral DOlontions of flaunter were at peace With leraaeu„ and that no mentkat *as made of I lithotvr in the Treaty of the Pedee at 'Amiens, its forming, in any manner whatever, a part of the Britimh 'Empire ; and when. they equallyy know that no Llano\ eilan a British Subjca ; but, on the contrary, considered by the Laws 'of Gocat Britain Alien and Foreigner, and over whom there is controul in this'Qottotry; Havaig laid before you this Statement, it remains 11. 1 r:ma how tail to advert to the particular subjeCt lidyit!re's Letter, yi'4. that those French Pri soners which surrendered at Cape Franeoise, by ea. piudation, iiii.,,November, Iso3, shauld be sent to Fran' e without C clay. : . on this pin- oOthe, suble6l I am, in the first place, Aireded by Lord t;:e.od..a. to 141 r to the inclosed Copy of 1 bits Stat.-.pi...nt to Vice,..kcinural Du c k. worth, by rc;pectiiy the said Ca. pirttl.l:;on, in orda; t hat, by a communication there to' to iyiere, nu pretence may be nude of ig low owe with re,pea to all its particulaN, Upon (166 of Captain Piligh, Lord canidea di retas too the tellowing oly.ierviatioui appeari,.il'iat in a moment the inost cal to the French (liaison, allpo34hility of their escape colt' , clot", their po;ition being shchi that their tailing a sacrifice, to, Cho vengeance' or the inhabi»- tains of St, Doming :0 wa iaevitable, no time being allowed for comideration •411fi adjastm(na Of tho terrm and ineetirs,nt t formal C;Avitufiitio n, a Kt ver of Article, ready- prepared by : th e ii• f „1 1 , 1 „ Commanding Officer was pry,ented to ( . 'apt, who, a&uated by motives of generosity and. coin passion, iminediately consented thereto), with ear. lain modifications, and with groat difficulty duced General •Dessalines also to, consent to them ; which modifications (as there was not time to reduce them into regular written terms) the French Com manders, in the presence .of Capt. Nigh and three ()Ibis Officers, promised oft their.honour to rarity as . sit on as they should arrive at. Jamaica.-t Secondly, Chi the faith of this promise, thus :fully and die tint ly given in the presence of fouy British Officers, Who certify the fa& the French Garrison were re -he proicai of His , Majesty's S qua •-‘ imme,diate destine is they were placed in a state or ~ectleitr, 11 - 7:17c,'-tin d • hair and rAirsed to ratify the ory engagements by which they were. Lord Camden has thought it necesarV that a state ment'of. the transa9 tz)01;.. price at Cap e Francois should he derliled to .\ , Tr..11i.0-ere; in order that tit.. French Goverinunt ;Illy be aw:ire of the m circtistances of the case, and h.ra eqnitably His Mi . tiesty nricht bo authorised ii) confilrmahly thereto, Still, hi) , .Vevel., with that .scrupolo;ls adhe rence to Capitulations and Treaties which has ever distinguished this Nation, His Majesty will not in sist upon any point Which i> .not included in the words af the Capitulation of Cape Vranc6is, atul will U... guided in his cendu!A by Ow Writ let) Instrument alone. lam now, therefore, direaed b Lord Cam den, to desire that it Inayt.g.. stated to lr. Iliviere, that ! no time will belostinearryin into oxecation the Capi tulat ion of Cape Francois, wheneyerHis :Majesty's GO vernmentsball be ,, enah;ed, fijoni the eonclu d'of the French Government, to clic - 6,llrue that measure ; and that, so soonas a uninher of 13riti.,11 Prisoners, vqtcil in number, and proportionate in to the Garrison of St, Lucia, shall be sent to pigland, a proportion of the Garrison which capitulated at Cape Francois shall be sent to France, in order to be exchanged. Thi s proposition is made upon the principle tif the mostscrnprilous regard to the Capitulations agreca to by Hi.; .Majesty's Officers ; but Lord tilunden m e hopes that the French Governnt may be induced to ulterior measures, in which the cause. of general justice and humanity is concerned, anti which are calculated to alleviate those evils of. warthre, which Mr. Riviere so truly states ought nut to be aggra voted. I iou, therefore secondly, to desire it s ho u ld be proposed to Mr. Riviere, that if the French ernes meta shall releaSe those persons, natives of Great .Ilritain and Ireland, who were resident in .mane: at the commencement of hostilities by the permission of the French GOvermnent, or the Passports of their Ministers, and who have • been detained in France captives contrary to the law of Nations; and it' Lieut. Dillon shall be liberated, and Capt. Wright released from his confinement, and treated as , .a Pia goner of War, a general Cartel, upon ~the basil; so properly agreed to during the course of the last War, should be established between the two Countries. It must be obvions . Mr. Riviere, and to . the French 'Minister of Marine under whom he ass, bow deeply His Majesty tuna be itnpresSed.by the already lengthened and unjust captivity ,of his Sub- jeds ; and bv the circumstances of: Lieut. Mon's detention, and Capt. Wright's imprisonmont and how reasonable it is to exited an hunonrable redress in these points, previous to the establishment .of a general Cartel. 'When this - sentiment is conveyed to Mr. Riviere, I am directed to desire that their Lordships may, at. the same time, impressayon hint the confident expedation of His 'Majesty's Govern , menu, that if the French GOvernMent shall embracel the measure of a general Cartel, they will not again impede its progress, by requiring terms . in which it is knoWn that it is impossible for His Majesty tor acquiesce. I am, &c. (Signed) EDWARD COOKE. le»,, Marsden, Esq. e.ec. Lev. .This interesting Paper forma: part of. the C9.11*0-. spondcnce which took place with a view, to ohtain the liberation of the gallant Captain Wright, through the intervention of the Spanish Ambassador at Parig, , tirlyt is a Letter from Lord Harrowby to the Chcv. Andnaga, dated July 18, 1804, alluding to the .violation of the rights of nations and the usages 'of war, in th treatment observed towards Captain Wright, • who, as a prisoner of war, and eiltitkd to every privilege. of that situation, had been subjt.,..at to peculiar indignityand severity, eloi;! ; .ly c o nlined in the Tetuple as a state prisonAr, and obliged to un dergo repei'ited intorrogatorit:s before ti Court of Cri- Initial' Judicature, With a view to eattiblish proof (if ati alledged crime, supposed to have: een coronlittc4 previous to his captare,• and even anterior to the. present war. 1.40 rd Ilarrowby ;aids, tliatshou42..the French Government :persist us this cotitt . , INlajesty Would very relutittritly, tie ob.ligid to treat an..tic. French . 41-leer: wit liiqual rigoul*,:24. hold h as tin hostage f.n.. the sa.rcty of C,',itpt. Wright. The dice, d'Anduagzt, in a Letter ot the 'loth of july, announces. his haling ,fOrwarded Lord Letter to Paris ; and another :of Sept. 2,4, shito, that the French Government 'had -consented to libe rate Capt. 'Wright, and only waite4 to be.infor:lied to What port LordJiarrow h) wished . hirn to be sent. This Letteew'fiS' aceolnparlied by a Note froiii M, to the saute and attempting to jostity the condW',t of- Fm nee in relation to this gr.l - ()dicer,. by 4ssertin7, that when thkeu lie„ was landing On thtl - CO:ISt of .I.' ? iitanny persOns hastily to 010 -Freud) G,wermaient.—Lord LlarroWbv, in reply to the Chev. d' A tidttagtt, appoints. Dover as the pcirt where Capt. Wrightl i might. knit ; or if, th e Wrench Government should : not preiLl: t route, that he might he suffered-to return to E,„;1,,,,,a by way of Embden. • A Letter front M. Itivi , :re, in tle- ti tin , .! of the French Minister of Marine, dsited P a li ! .;, }'ear tegttireq tlit lihyratioo 'Li:, Preil Oiti cers, &e. who had sutretid!.a . :l:i, at Lit. Dorwtlo, wow , detahiel priSGIV.I Ecigiand,oO tllt. li.;roitild tli:it 1 he spirit (I their evitithuion kiptihned for their rourn to FrapCc on tht;jl,' although it %V:l4 not so expressed verbally. `l'l4e. foregoing ,••t4:tter Mr,:Cooko, k in reply to this: application, and it iy g a pp, lr t o a ,by a Letter from C:pti.tin thigh, of the 7.lloseus (corrobonitcl.l: two Oilieeri of that , Still), and by lapt,l4ll reu.'Kin, of the `llplar), w hio, twites, that Captidu H obje6ted the 2d and bth articles Ot the Capitulation proposed , by the :French Troops ; bat that its..congider.ition of : the. imminent ilittqier to 'which t1i.1.7 Wert , exposM from the Bbwkl, arid Which Vv 1G t 1 pre sing as not to admit of delay, he contented to receive the gra, cles upon General nOyer ail a cipt. B:lrre promiliblg to ratify frgsh articles corresponding with In obiataions immediately on tour arrival 'at Ja mtdea. These ptlicers, ho , ,yevef; is soon its res-;. cued t'roin the -tistrttaion thr(;atened them, refused to subscribe to the tennis upon 'Which that mercy had been extended to them, . Nearly 70 load; of hay v. - et v tix troy ca. Friday &Ott at Lower Edmonton, in outii.nueoce of its beating. DON : Printeft by It 1 (1-1:114 1) II it tt (S, at No. Nl:atiett.e:rmt, liaw.,t reet at the Setp4)vvic,a, No. t if:, Strand ; wh r, Ahertiity.ltrnts .Ptr . .l7), LONDOAr C.IZETTE, S:pt. 7, Igo? Thir-gice, Sip!. 7, itos. His •:',Tajesty has been plea3ed, to appol , it Field Marsh:?l His. Royal Highness Fri.9deriek Duke of.. Yorh, G, to he Calonel of the First Regimebt of Foot Goarch, \rice Ili; Royal liighnes3 'the Duke of Gioue!.:%iter, deceased. • • • . His Niaiesty has been pleased to appoint Licute nant-General His Royal Highness Adolphus Frede rick Duk e o f Cambridge, 'K. G. to be Colonel of the Coldstream llegiimut of Foot Guards, vice His Roy;il the,Duke of -York. .... . . ..., . . . . His 'Alaje,ty has been plesed to appoint General I lis Royal,Llighne3s Edward Duke of Kent, K. G. to (.)tt Field-INlUrhal al the Forces.. . . itiir.OffiCe, Sept. 7, 18115. Regitnent of W ,pragoon Guari.ts, Lieutenant.Colonct the in. frot.i the 22(1 LightDrrigootts,' to•he: Lieutenant-Colonel, without purchase, vice Lung, ap., pointed to the ifith Light Dragoons, • loth Reghnent of Light Dragoons, Lieutenant-Colonel IZo. Ballard Lutt4, from the 2tt Dragoon Guartif, to be Lieu• tenant-Col , nwl, witliont ptirell4so zed Ditto, Lientrnant-Colonel James Ifare, from Halt:pay of the late iatti Light Dragoons, tube Lieutenant-Colonel, vice 1114quicre. tith West India Regiment, CaptainChorlcs Ashworth, from • the sith hoot, to ptirchase, vice Dickson, who retire:;. • Cononiv.iions signed 6 , the Lard Lieutenant of :lie County of N , 7 , rfolk. Yarineuth C•tveihi., Comet Tolver to he Lieutenant, v.ce Palgrave, r: signed. Dated July 29, Waters, Gent. i 4 be Cornet, vice Tolver, promoted. Dated as above. Nortc , ieb Itatlalbm of L'aum,,,l. Captain Cole to be' Alajor,' t vice ilarvey, resi,ed. Dated Aug. 3, ;Sas. Lieutenant Watson to be Citpt,tin, vice .Cole, protuoted. Dated as above. E nsiAn 'Aloore.to be Lieutenant, vice 'Watson plotrioted Dated as abo ve . Surgeon.'Keyiner to he ensign vice Barton, appointed to the 39th Itegitnent of Font. bated as above: Saniuel Cole, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Herring,- promoted. Dated Aug. 9, taas. John COcksedge lligiwld, Gent..to be k u sign, vice Kitson, resigned. Dated Aug. 24, Loda'9 , / Conp.oy of Paunteer Inlantrx. Ensign Cook to be Lieutenant, vice Hutson, resigned. Dated Aug. 9, 40 . 5. .ishrteidi Corpt. Second Lieutenant Scott to be l first Lieutenant, vice Cooke, resigned. Dated Aug. 7, tBes.. lames Moore, Gent, to , be Lieutenant, v toe Scott, promoted. Dated as ab2VO: Richard Sharp, Gent. to be ditto, vice Clegg, resigued. 'Dated as above, Ctoninissiousligdtd dy tke Lw - d Lieutenant ey the aunty ; t t Essex. I 1 extern 1.1.2u.1(10/ et Militia, Ensign George Cocke t) be Lieutenant, vice Caieley, signed. Dated Aug. 22, 185 . . Archibald Wilion, Gent. to be Ensign. Dated one 5, 15.5. Thomas Vaiinti,in, CCM. twui the South Eases., to be Ensign, vice Locke, promoted. Dated. Sept. 2, 1505. Paunteers. Richard ‘V::bh, Gent. to be Ensign, vivo Witunilt, reiigned. Dated July 11, Osoi. 11 - 51thanvrtm Paunteerr. John Berthou, Gent. to De lieutenant. Dated Aug. 7,.405. ter Brow Legion. • . We3tern Battalion —Major john Richard Sunhat! to be Lieu. tenant-Colonel. Dated At g ...1 4 , a n . • Dedham l'idunteers. Henry Pirkess, Gent. to be Lieuteuant, vice Mason, resign:. ed. Dated Aug. 22, Oki. tit Bast &sex Peluntefr C'avalty, Capttiti Sambel bawtree, front tile Loyal Colc,licster Volun teer., to be Captain- vice re.ognc,.i. Latcti Aug. 25„ rived wider the proWction of Li dron, nod inirrigal- if iLvertain i . lo Con ; b ..." . I ,witilk c I pe. (g , I dkjitlit'W ha it — et I C. r /4 .../ * '. 1 , t''' - ..4 , ' i '4 ~,lit, lit ,/ tW,*/ RANKRUPTCILS ENLARGED. MIN= Heywood, of MaridLm, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner,fromSept. to to 00. 29, ;It teii, ;At tilt: OW Cock I'AX, Yotholtise, BANKRUPTeIIS sUPzasSORD. rantes Norman and t,..4orice Worthinston, of Charlton-row, _ AL.llicheter, common-oleo:yrs and copartners. S:untivi s:AuLims, of Lovc.litne, London, *me and nerchant. Lid "Vic'. It VP T,S% • Henry Palmer,t no'.v or lata .Mangotsfit;;d, Gloucestershire, vietualler, to suns:start Sept. sq, rt, and Oct. 19, at test, at the liuttttner Mrt. I allt, London.; 5',2.; Alt. George'Martist, Exstiange, Th ,, 141.54 Arn01 , .4.0f Canterbury, Kent, grocer anti cheese. vit'4.u 2 wr, , ros.is render Sept. I;, Oct. an d 19 , a t N il , at Attorn,y, Mr. litigg, Addle.,stteet, .A.idertnasibitty.. john Inown, ist Winningham, Lineohushire, baker, to surren der Sept. 17, at one, tit tun, and ott. 19, 141 three, at the George limn, Barton.upon4litinber, Lincolnshire. At.. iorsite . , Messrs:. Nlarris and lirown, liarton.upon-Flumber.• Ed ward Tripp* late us . Bat tUtt.upott.l lunther, Lincolnshire, joiner and carpenter, to surrender 'Sept. t 7, atone, 10, at ten, mil Oct. 4); at three, at the t;eorgelnri, upon . Liticul4l6llite. .\tturtiics , Messrs. Mattis and ? t it - own ilartun.tipoti~llun b; 'Forneicy unit Gen. of Mime, Manchester. cottost.spistnels, to surrender Sept. 16, ond Ott. 19, a; thi Dog 't'a vein, ihansgate, Mstschtniter. A (tonnes Messrs. 1-t a lsw a t Airisworth, ManClttoten ; or Me4srs. IViilnesstsd Parry, ()id lury, London. Wiltialrr lirewer, late or' ilatliprwl Mills, West m on kt on , switerseqsstite, miller, t , t 3urßatues Oct S, 9, and 19, at ten, at tit:: Alarket House, Taunton. Attornies, Messrs. Blake mi d Soi l , Cook's-court, Carey-street, tondost ; or Mt. • neaskm, Tituuton. • lti hard Bury, of Manchester, tiry-salter, to surrentier Sept. it,), anti Oct. ig, three, tit tile Hjgher Royal OA 11111, Mart.4.l-%trevt.larte, Manclester. Attornicsi !views. Keursley utvi Cartiweli, Mmtchester. D Ili WENDS. oel. 22: George Lott, Phillip:4 of liartirnerstnith, Middle sex, owrcitaot :it ten, at GuridtvAll, London. Oct, 23. josvpli lahl.i-lettry Cowley, of (Citinsbuigh, t.ineolibitire, inert:loons and co-portnerp, at clevon, at tile White llcut Inn, Gainstntrgit. • Ott, rq. joktn Mosrnan, of Lautence rountney-lanc, Lon don, merchant, tit ten, At Oct, FrUSE, late of I)uveirstreet, Southwark, Sureq. Latino, at Guildiall, lottoon. Wt. 8, Wilh:tln Henry ot Vetter-lane, Looidos, w4tiwr.selter, tco, oitooAti. CEIZ I IFIC/IfE, Scpr.l3. William Mace, late or Wilipole.streot, Maty-le. batty, fruiterer. A learned French Chemist ca. Itomth) has .dis covered a circumstance which well deserves the at tention of our, mrinufaaufers and dyers of woollen cominotlitit, If shewp die in an unhealthy state, the colouring matter operates very tardily and in» winpletely on the fibres of the wOwl. The-cause of this impediment may be difficult' to ascertain, but th e tact is now acknowledged. \Viten we reflat on the decided . 3 upyriority of the black and scarlet co lours, in dal hands at the Freud) Artizans, since the thne of CoLtiatT, we shall adtnit, that it peculiar importance to preset to the ascendancy of this oction iu British nit it it it re mtudi:ibte, tir,it Some spe'ics (A . wool is almost inca ?able :of impregrition with 1 - I.lc colouring, ingredi ents. This is the case with the produci.: at the tio(lis r f rieudy. An infant chiid fell from the window of a Chatham liqrrae:lis, upori u .l)o1 veoivioistlic 1ea.,1 injury. t'fibliMlrrl WI Lt. AmA t, ! , tinvie nt rrll, of S9lith h!oltr, tht Paper, Leitell for th6l:2Wtor,. ul to ~u~ Ori Stett,4l4-.l.nbiTat'nhe eritcktris a , wits pas-(iiig,i`udgale-hill, lie Was nnstle d 1/ Y l3 V II I 0,,f ,piCl(pOk:ketA,- ,Ind rol)A1 or his . poch.d.,book., rihe• P..i7,ltlcilliiii seali'ed one Of the: gang, atid w.ii i proceedi ilk very quietly with him l ilt he came noir 'remple=bar,- w hen he r.mli,:f w ith 111: - otinoq sir.,(l Litr,vo inner Temple-lane. The cry of ,tot,) Oki Wily raiced, :ind he. waS 17gain taken, and carried before, Mr. GitA NAM, Cile Si'-; itti Majqr:lte at I.3ra• street. The Pros2,Ctizor stalest, that his 1-yo:et. book'mutained a ten, and two one-po•nd lian' of Engllnd Notes, several bills of elehloge, and 1)(t ,, _ .. pets of eonsiderablc. va l ue , none of ‘vhich veto .fraill oil the Prisoner. 1-Ic ‘stai %volt hrt9Wn , l'r 1 1 10 Wive, and fully committed tor trial. The 1)..i hadoner waiter, trenMelly dra,;.(ed in Wick, and :tr. U. elegant,ring on his little hazer. Mr. Aspenal; of Fetter-line, was on Friday er(T.- in : ?; ..topped by' thiTO iiK)tpadi, W1101)1 he itipA to no Gypsi',...i, and rod a 31. 15i. in ca I t.ey bh e took. his liocket-hoo, which cunuined 151. ill li:,:l k Note f,, but rc,turn:;(l. them). to hint, oWerviog, that they woe est:less to theni. • ~ , • BIRTHS. 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I Ili Ditto ,Ann, 9 31A .16101, Cols . for OCt. 5 Bank . 1 3 t ack shut Navy per Cwt. SS i 5 tier Cent. 1797, shut lash, per Cent. shut 41)5 Lott: shut 3 por Cent. Itede shut 3 I.Vt Zeta. CODS. SS j 57i Liank L Ann, shut Ditto Short Ann. shut -"'-'.-11.7""'"'",-!•• - -----1-""""...._. ..7 --- ,.....---;"------r-ni VVHKEts,Nl,2,:broiti:etyssdionai :.:\friell t,01: ck::o(erai 51:,,(.0ie the scledian of . a pectiliaervblartaenc- b°1,1,11; sananiern of lor4 tinued , su • *li'' V ' Of ° _ Cc.ess is. the, best criterion Or siipe, , ex cie t , Eight years have I devate.d niy prat:lice to ale , csill" treattnent off Three Disorders, xi d the ilecesstlt ;; iliro a ny plan gives Mr additicinal ardor to oppose, 05 liartliea . plc, the ravages or those complaints which are Important in the Catalogue of Human liitirrnibel,.. ore" _ .After Illittatioll loto vier)* Iltant:11, as art ArnlYooic in` I:torlued a wish at an early period of I' rsOic i e „t"„„ or 11.4 dividuals front flip ignorgitec 01 titirtiailteri 1 ..." ~5 , eqUally diulgeruttS precipitay of general llitinolit4i-vo tie The Threc•Disrmiers t, cure Q 1 WI/WI i. i ili 14 , ) th e ,t ' IV rrtMY •“tilitioll, cOMprise every spec ie s s 0 my , A 1... IN f Ee'llOtkt, whether t a Or 'goo ration t idly, .Alt kinds of door ilit; whether' arilii,oooo,are the habits at schoul-bays, iho-iiidiligen,'o °l li io vio" age t Arid, lastly, Crat dcrirogettreo of trie 16".:,cy, men which is cafted BARRENS ESti, or S" I* f, Ea i , Of • Nornorons Diseases are the resillt of ignartilievtg7o its• In the treatirient of a . aliilWie G01100(044 and :01, 001bl tthr'odqUs.euncthly ce l o ia_ rn i a i ii i i i; ii s o that rtest oe,tuts. oclndelfiectiatlolit}::;:til the indiscretion ut an unguarded )lo...tr.—Pia 0,,i,,, olg; radical Irt:Lstfablishalentatr.urestc3:4ialYt lunreladYi. 11' anreluir' ••• 414; d ' i s s i' l ::111 Few, however, are the cases `this disorder, compared with the calatni 00 Men, who, groin an indulgence in a r li torY. victi:it st:''f; prevalent giuttles of a t4ShrOtlablC itiet detlUire. 0 t 01 ,, of nebility, which is the unavoidable Consecluew-c pernicious habits. , tio l Where the unhappy sufferer broods oyes bi 6 11 ,10 5ef irit 'orl°1 carefully conceals fin inistertune, it : b e. i °Dial 1 tattoo for him tti know, that although it be if!,,. ,filays doubt or uncertainty with other Praz...titioriers, ln e . i t - 0 4,vv . of these Deficiencies by the ,r l: P.190°96 A r tile l ir ? ti,on, is the acqiirernent of ;‘ny ExPer.iellF.F*,,,,i my viO u : * .01 Bacchus' or 'Venus have began to rcottee ,s 3 1 utwor; i a mil arl L", i much atuJety wilt tic prevented ii I -. t g.Z Y 0 ''' Jell lion of this languid State ; and tn. these, 4 3.--- ' • ~ rol? r difficulty will occur. Dot where this 'Deficiency has ler.yeartve.-;.oitittettitawrio,lo - 'is indispensably (egos& , e orotirono, 0,1 roctiog Sparks of Lite, alai to te.aonn,lic., toe - , _ ? ,,,„,fit , 141 A KM ED WOM 1.7,14, who have long beennt'ljel,',ll,a n in their expcelatians of a Family, InaY tL4 I:4'l,heal 5;4i11,,,, mast instance, such cic:ft-tis' arc ciarjble -Y ..0,1,,riAPP.,, The s 'cresy wri . h 1 - .0 ess.nr,4l to toY" , t oe foM . and the btia):i'si‘tioViittlici trri:'..(ie‘iviiio‘ni-sl,l2l,:tcrirts4lt.::Lrn''''ll.lvl:c°' '''';',iarL:fifirill"r:il this intimation is i:iken. twit 14 , r: I(4 ' '4,,,,,i; Not.,„„A 'pr. personally, or by Letter* iini.lasin4 1, ' : If „,, -14:107 ro t, tiouse. No. ao, Aruii,Jel strvzt, 'ti'.;,( ,1 . ..' ;41 Wster6t cr. Ttleie is an addition:it I'mu''',''' ' .s ,••_ , •I, .:,00r,•• .. 4 core 01, . adloming, -and the Name is on out,: • , ~11.,‘,.,(4 ... Martin lira, tileinher at the go"; ''''' .............0 ....-- --1-. • - 'll..strtets C rosvenor-squa; ust be eiddresscAl. ~ , • . slit? isiErts • .. ._—. : • rpoLt, Strli'•Nltrit 6. , t , Tliports and Cotherirw; Smedinorc.arl':,," five, ' .''': -I , , r,,),1; Poroin,littli; lioiort, MAwiiiii R''- , 0 4, -. i'.... - ; :... I n .i!y, Itai,,lJli, won I,iveq,ooi- i, .Saii‘.;-tn,c , I:- ..ntliA, W..litliil;, 14 N,,wlouti,ll.intl; Mil Klng , 'and iln.i: ..,J, 'falhor, np - 1-I,4tiogs; G o ' 4 , I ,',".: ' ' Tilzitclijii. T,. ~'.,.ll)..ittriot in • \,1,r,, h, r, ,10 L 4 11''.,;'-` Wation, faz zi.ni,;,:ri. , ll , l; ' ~,n i'., i.v , tir', rn''' ), l ' i '''.. pool. . .. .ti'. •z ' , ON AV rSr ND, se. P (.5. Atilt . . Passel by--the Fortuna, An el, froth N'n' v t ' l Y ; „ -- I . ja ' Ni3tl#l..,w, tromi 1911,1,1clinn i rt,,rt, (~ . ., w , ; I '''' ' '' '''' t!'y; Yo , iitg Ativrt, ‘,Vidk2:, i . , .:‘; c.,41..0',,; ',",',.;' t-liner, from Iloilnielta ; Anwn.:,,, .1)1)1,,;(,17 ..1r , . , ''''' Anne, --- 7 .- --, Itoill Vtrginia. ' • 6i- Saile4 -Ow V row A.l.nllia , r r./OS Se r Vf 0 ''l G C°"l. I, 1113"•':-.."...-"., :0 , I Vro.w I,c4ge, IU ugge, for 10'0,11'4'4: CKAVESEWD, IiLPT, 6. c iiioh; , ..,, Passed hi.- - --tht F'..;; , ;, eriny:iit, Crotliway, fr"o l /1. , ii 019 . r gtUlle, --- from NorwA , a ()flout 0,41., i Y i al ) I:our:m.l3m. ''' ' , - 1,. h r O- S:tile4P--the -Sir. Ainir*w.,.Harnitioiti, Ik-111)0191,, ...',, pludif; Ilcrly, Robiosan, fur eopeollagen ; ilave, (1:'0,1:, ritrLubec'; PrettericeCarAina; Moller, tor Straliun J i 1 , 11 „ ' n" 114;la' Jorige Po, jantji,:; and Urte, Cti,,l3l3XlCi, .• 11111 S, 1101.011vingeii. ' --.-..--- . ,