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V ~. • • 40 .. * • ta , - • • • .4: • ;,i,• - •• •: 1 , • C.' \ it. •-.- 4 ,. . ~.:. ;. • \ sit_ •:;, 1 ' , ,..4.' V ; i *.., ,4 ) - , ': - -i „,,,, \,....,-, ••:. • ' . -„V, ,i, ;' i Numr,Eit 7493.11 WEDNESDAY ; . SEPTEMi3FIi IL 1816 r 15.. itTrr SEVENIEtiCII; .I)EPTFORD PICTPALLING-1 1 .-IRD, Aug. 49, 1316. T.. are to Notice, that on Thursday, n/ September next, at. Ten o'Cloch in the Fart:- Noon, will Gc exiiosed to PUBLIC SALE, at his itufeitt'e 3 " -Pi ctual'ng.illrti-d b . Dept:lord, a quantiti l of SERVICEARkIi I "":,atA. 4111 , tdry Lots of the following UNSERVICE ABLE PIi:OVISIONS and STORLS, flow lying in the said ThisDazwa', p u b lish e d, viroxopy . 04 the itig . ht flonotintble B". SHritibAN; written to lie nouken at Dr.n - v-i e Theatrcr.---Pritited for John Murray, Albemarle-street. E+ O& the LONDON GAziaTu, A'ept. 10, ; .1816. WEST-I NDIAN I NTEL.IIIII4ENCE. RoseAu (Dommtca). APRIL 24:.--On Sunday Mrtrning the sitip , trauiport Lord Eldon, and a brig,. put on shore 400 mien of the Bth West-India Regiment, Commanded by Lieut.-Colonel Co c k.. burn, to reinfOrce his Majesty's troops stationed in this Colony. The very handsome testimonial which, our Paper exhibits of the exemplary conduct of this Regiment in an adjacent Island, most increase the satisfaction of the inhabitants at •this accession of strength to -our Garrison. tthe Casette . contains a noOce,fotiObv Speater of the itot'i,e of Conn/ions, that the blearh' of Robert Morris, Estt. late Member serving in tliis present PArliisineutlor the city of 'Gloucester, bath been tertifird to him in Writing under the-A:adds of tws Meinhers serring• in this preterit Parlia ment ; and'thathe'shall issue hi warrant to the Clerk of the Crown to make out a new writ 'tor the electing Of a Member to serve in "till's present Pailitnuent for the said city of Gloucester, et the end of fourteen days after the insertion of this notice in the Loeddp Gazette.) • • 'THOSE who -would give heir Chi:fire I*.t niched Education should put into their hands the lowitle: useful SCHOOL BOOKS by Dr. l'lttrit,Elt, t;-- t . PRINCIPLES of * POLITENESS for both Sexes, pi :ce ss. bound. . . •2. A SYSTEM. of ETIQUETTE, orthe Polished Forms of Society, 4t. bound.. . . HONOUILS. of the TABLE, with the - - Art of Cur b* Ciplaiord in P6'Cuts, 4s. bound. TRUSLEICS DOMESTIC AIANAGEMEVI, 'ill. 6d. Bread, Bread-dust; Flour, Flour Sweepings Raisins, Ilke, Pease, l'eatiS Scree:o4lgs, Oatmeal, Moll, Calla.. vanees, Bahl 'use Sweepinksißeef,Porh, and Suet ; Butter, Cheese, and Ghee; Sugar, Vinegar, Bags, and . Rags ; Candle Boies, Leager, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barrel, Half; tangshad, Srnal! Cash, \Vine Pipe; IVine Hogshead, Rum Puncheon, and Igish Tierce and Barrel Staves; Brolien Staves; Trish Tierce and Barrel Had ; Heading, tight and dry ; Fire-wood, and 200 Tons of Old Irun Hoops, &a. &O. Dcposit of 251. per cent. 4 to ! he made upon the amount itre4lt.At at; the rime of male, and the remainder Qf the par efiese-,!k,oley paid before the Stores are removed, for which purpose a periad 1,114 worhing days . will be allowed from the `at"! QlsaW, the Buyers particaarlri obsereing, that not less li t"one4alf of tae pang:9 to be - tahenawayfi•oin the pre. V44. '".''' is the first sewn days, and the Ventainder in the ieven following rhys, otherwise the deposit money will lie fdrleited, aua the Provisions or Stores remain the property of Or Ci'eten, no' extension of time will, on any acceunt, be voided. St A COMPENDIUM of USEFUL KNOWLEDGE, with a Summary of English History, fi.i. ad. Wool H. A COMPENDIUM of SACRED HISTORY, 2 vols. 10s. Vd. , Fort Royal, 14th April, 1816. Stn,—Being infornied that )i,u tare on y4 , %c & T at tore from Martinique with the etii West India Regiment ender your command, 1 avail myself of this upeortttnity of expressing svmittieuts of the gratitude that it `due to yon tor tit* ex emplary . conduct oryour cu'rps during their st i,,x,tt the Colony, where they conciliated the general t.uffeag-er itt tti t ie fa% our by their excellent discipline, their zealous omeutrettee in tlin suppoti of 'good order, and the latolable titanticr in. which they cortstant4 comforted thenb...4vea on all °cc:titans• lit pteaSed'to ruy grattral tckttt » vleilgimitts on this hea , l. and be a.%cteed *l>nt i 41141.11 tar , . it .144.51)1V in titaLiniir `Zit' attiltrA Leith thel:onoura , >le remem!prance which Iklactiniqtre will in-. serrelif ytits,-asid trAtt 1 5h,4 , 1 out fail to ac ivaint n>y (:iinit with it. _ _ Sept. 6, 1816. • . Iris Royal Higliness the Prince Regent hai been pleaseil, in the name and un the behalf of hi, Majesty; by - letters patent wider the great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain nod Ireland; to confer the tumour of Knighthood upon Jamey Little, of the island of Tem:rifle, Esq. Sold at No. 1, Paternoster-row, Lowfou. TO TRAV4I,EIK Just published, in et neat pottablc Volume, price 4r. W. half-bound, I,TANUEL_ DU VOVAGUUR ; or, Travel .4..vii. lee* Pocket Companion ; consist ing o f familiar Con versations in English, French: and ; of Letters. Notes, ZttC.: a -List of French and Italia.. Coins, and the various Terms used in M 'isle. uy fsldrtnie de New Edition, corrected and greatly ini proved by P. A. Cignani. • * A O. Th's Work is the Same size us the improved Edition of Blagdon's Freirch Interpreter. N. B. The Manuel du [royagetir is also published in six Languages, viz. English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, and Portuguese; N•tte Edition, greatly improved by P. A. Cignani; neatly half:bound. 9s. 6.1.--This is the only cam. plete Edition that is published. London : Printed tor Samuel Leigh, . lti, Strand; sold br Cummings, DUlftio ; Hill aitil Co. Edinburgh; and ell Whet BOoksellers. - . . • • Fureiflt-Oflirr, tu, t 316. His Royal Highness the Prince Regent has been r plettsed, in the name Rua on the behalf of ins Majesty, to tippuoit Turtivr, itsitj. to be Ins Majesty's Consul at itagiisa anJ the . llocca iti Cottato. Ills It4;7;11 Highness the P.rinee Regent hasalso been pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his 'Majesty, to appoint Thomas I,V:lltain Richards ' Esq.: to be his Majesty's Consul at Nantes, and theiorts aitd places in the department of the Lower Loire. • .• • I bare Or hunour to Ire, rith . distinguisto.d consideration ' Sir, your very 'humble and o;;etlient s,:rvant, LE COMTE VA UGIRAIMii To Oslond Cockburn; Commanding tith West India Regime 0. Purl Rod d, Martinique, April lb, MG. . Srlt.-1 hare teen honoured with your Excellency's letter of yesterday,. Conveying, in very flattering terins, your ap probation of the conduct of the 901 W i est India Regiment under. toy command, during the time it has been quavered in Martinique, which your Excellency is pleased to say, you' will make known to your Court, and to his Excellency Sir James Leith. if hitehatl, Sept. 4. WEST'S MAIM V: OF CHRIST REJECTED. 1 1 V1NY and Gentlemen amongst the thottsani:s who have seen,this "PICTURE (which is st It in EN 111111 i'ION) haviin , expressed a wish .to he in hen it waS I. WESi"s intention of publishing I . (ini it, 1 ant authorized respuotfully to titlithtint theta and the I'tthlie iu tretteral, that a WING. is now hnislirn pl ti) ;Emory to that. Ot...ject, and placed in the Room with the OP I(itNAL PAINTIM - 4, at No. OS, PALL-MALI-0 for their inspection i where Subscriptions are received, and viititee particulars may hi had .. .14v Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary.. N.B. The EAU irwrioN opens ai usttal,'from Tell till fiv e His Royal Highness the.. Prince Regent, in consideration of thediAinguished eondact• and services of the late Lieute, nent-Getieral Sir George Prevost, Bart. bath been pleased, in •tbe Frame arid on the behalf of his Majesty, to ordain,that the sopportres following may he borne and used by Dame Cathe rine !time Prevost,.widow of .the said late Lieutenant'-Gene ral Sir •George Prevost, .during her widowhood, viz. "On either side a grenadier of the IGth (or Bedfordshire) Regiment of Foot, each supporting banner, that on the dexter sid e in scribed "West to end that on the sinister "Canada;" and that Ay solo supporters together with the motto " Set Yatatit Cineri,” may also be borne by Sir George Prevost, • art. soil nod heir of the late Lieutenant. Gellert I, irid by his successors in thti.said dignity of a Rartmet.. • G.—His Royal Ilit:hoess the Prince Regent bath hceirpleased, in the name ,and 'on the behalf of his N•lajesty, to grant. to John Lernoine, Esq. Colonel in the Royal Regi ment of Artillery, , his Majesty's royal licence-and per-Mission, to aecept and wear the Crois of a Commander of the Royal Sicilian Order of St. Ferdinand and of Merit. Also to James Jones, Esq. a Major in the Army, Captain on half-pay of the 15th Regiment of Light Dragoons, and Lieu tenant-Colonel in the service of his Catholic Majesty, his Ma jesty's royal licence and permission, to accept and wear the supt!rnunivrary Cross of the royal and distinguished Spanish Order of Charles the Third. . , A NEW VOLUME 'OF RIVINGTON'S. ANNUAL REGISTRII. This Day was published, ill One large Volume, price, in • . boards, TIIE ANNUAL REGISTER; or, a View of the fitstot y, Polities, and Literature, fur the Year 1807, being the Seventh Volotae of a New Series. Printed for F. C. and .1. Hivington, No. 0., St. Paul's Church-varfl ; sold also by Messrs. raytte . , f...gertou, Hatch:int NOrtuiviile find Fell, untl Messrs. Arch. 1 beg your Excellency Will feel assured, that this mask of conSitleration is 'duly alio - minted by myself, and every vidual of the corps, add that long Imur in mind the hospitality, and .attention we have at all timer experienced from your Excellency and the. inhabitants of Martinique, during the time, we bate been quarteted in this island. With sentiments of the greatest resnt'et, I have the honour to remain, your FAcellency's most obedient faithful-servant, •• j N. CO'KBURN..Lieut.-Colpnel, cuta ►uandingF Bth West To his'Excellenev COllll . c - de Vangirand, Govern or-General, Ate. of Martinique. , Of : the above-mullioned Booksellers may he had the former published by Messrs: Bitiogtous, commeuciug with the Year 1791. NEXT .'IIINSDAY, Seventeeolli of Till , : Mt/NTH, ; I The S'I . ATE Liyri•KfLY begins Drawini. • t'ORTY TE-10('N.-IND POUNDS he given in Addition tfi the F!RST DRAWN PRIZE. Thus One'ficket pun:limed betore i hat D.ty may pin L. 20,000! sCIfnNIIF. CONTAINS 2 of. . .... 1..40,000 2... ..... ....of L.30,000 2... of.. L.1( . ,000 B k .• h.),000 _'c. ke C0n.:.14 ood Alrate}. ITh lei - Lk DSC.)N Getn)LUCK , tend ` Co. the he t , iCarc IU rut' den& and the l'ttinie of ill- , o•ar reach et !Ile !hawing, and respetifnlly *01,61 then. F:te;..tts .tt tht.i) fu tun t. Othvos. (ORNI-I L'ltl CHARING-CROSS, wlttle they bold in tint late La teen:a The Volun,e for 18.0t3 will be pnbliArd errrly in the Winter, and the Volume fur 1797, in continuation of the former Series, about the same time. . . . . PORtI(.AL WORKS • recentlY publ:sl, ed by LONGMAN, ueRsT, (~( ms, dud .BROWN, Poterno3ter-Rovi. 1. T" • ENTE, llt ‘VORKS , of. 1 - IENRY How Aiti), Earl of • Surrey, and Sir Thomas Wyatt, the Enter, containing touch stew and curians Nfetter, .Notes, Critical and Explanaton , 64c. By G. F. Nott,. O. Late Fellow of All Souls College, ox, ford.. In 2 large vole. ilto. embellished with highiY Ottishe4 Portraits. The number primed k limited to 460 copies' an ditmy t 4to. price 71. 7s". nod to 50 on royal 4to. price HI; t ts. booths.. And alto - to Alexander &lads'alto, Esq. Captain in the 11,;y: *1 Regiment of Artillery, his Mnjesty's royal license and perinission. to mieeiit and wear the cross of the Kuhl Pied, *stoutest Ordee,uf St. Maurice and. Lazar*. BANKRUPTCIES - . SUPERSEDED. • Thomits Rustli4•End, Hertfurdshire, farmer.. George SinOr, Geeenwteli, dealer in hay. -I:operr.t4tlp.anii •Jane Hamiab Blair, Birmingham, sun ngikers. 18,6 , 16 L.SO,OOO N o .13 . . .•• • • l'SMei Goinea.s. 2 sozii.. 4 }. 6,69 1.20,000 .E EYTON, Stock-brokl., '2, CORNHILL, e and IS, COVENTiIV-STIti!Xl, a,sures his Friends They ;Oi l aPi mite the t`:: l l't`:: l l'rrEity, as tht *-ineis formed so meet i;enerat approbation. It c on t a i ns o F4niy Thousands, wo Thirty . Thomism's, Two Teo &e. 3llwr Cent.. (founds. Only 14,1)00 Tickets. 17ilt SEPPEMBR, when the Firsi-drawn Prize will receive 43,0001. in'arfihtion.—Erf ON has a variety of Tickets r" ` I .sl "trrii «n Sale at his fortunate Offices as above, where, an- Contract just ended, the following Capitals were sold sunl sliared, awl are paying i.n demand 73 ......... „ L.;„000 1,355 L.200 • • st„r4:3;,. ... , . . 2 .......... Prizes of , ~... LL.e.40.900., ~. . 2 - ....././. 1 0,4411ni, ....11 , :p .. - S &e. • And only Fourteen Tlionianii Tiekets. Which will !,..) .\II nrawn in Three Days, in Eqll4l Dr.tivings. C . Z. CA ItItOLL, the C4miractor•for thepreseto '--" • Lo'rrrilty, reveci hilly. reminds spA the Pnblie. that „ 4 the Drawing will commence I\ IiXT.TUEr, 17th of Se I:entber. d the. Firqt Drawn Prize wilt he 'entitled to ' • rry TporsAND being drswn a Prize ,pf . ti,nnol.. wore. Thurefore tiot.e ' Ailrent9ters only who •'lna these lkfore th e 17t h S upt . :l n ner ca n have tire ' Cl c m iwoff` L.Lta o g th e :vinnia ,10 cent. Capital of ' ' ' - f:: 4 !., 4:l(sarY. TI.-:ousAND rOuNDS!.I ; • . q's ~; ;- -, :El's and SHARE': ilk. ',713 •Sate 'in ;s - rilt variety at '. (.011 \ 1- JILL, aryl 913, oxFolm:sTltEr:r,, where Itig4t Capit4l Prue wine sold in the hair Lottery, by G. CARROLL, Co4tractor. Nal. °Meri t from the Country immediately attended to, 11 1111 all :1 , ,,i,, e in the'Pnblie Filllfiq triilWiei lA. • ' . .-..............-...,__,___ COOKING BY STEAM AND Allt. P r 118 Superiorit y of which is tufty ascertained A . in or, than two Thousandh'ansilieswho hure -proved „„1 experience the certnin advatitag e s of SLAVEICS PA XENT STEAM filTs IIEN. which surpasses 'every invoti timt in the Art of Cooi,ing; uniting- .oeconotny, an(l, -cleanliness, with the hoist delicate mode of steaming, roas4itnt, baking, Acm in g, and broiling, and for . cnti flantlV suprtyiug hut water, and the certainty o f b e i ng en tirely.free lion) excessive twat :init the poisonous ctreas of et)pitsf. tinned. Melts so Cooked do not ipibibe thc itn. Pure cto fading - siikistances Milich usually collect in tt a kettles“ Yliu l'atentiN• would ti catmint) "1111lblished , *i the Cooking . Apparatus free of 611 charg e , o n ngasmitred of receiving only one-half of the savinws which %%mist arise front its use. pi lle ferences4ind particulars may he had of 'P. Wattlevviirth; l t"A to the Patentee, at No. 64, G r eat R usse ll- s t reet , ooni,,bary-synare; or at P. 'l'. Lemai (re's, 25, Gracechurch grtel, Lorateh. 1101t11.1'.r4 SER MONS': st i rrlik Oily were published, in zi vols. Rvo. a New Edition, price 11. 74, boards, I, it .() NS. By SAAI U 1101tLEY) F.R.S. " Or F.A.S. late Lord Bishop of St. Asaph. 4041 dinary readers (Moderately conve rsan t with the Bible, will► the theory Mid prittice of their religion))* tier /I "' tome iidvantai t ,e from these Discourses than from .any Ilist V olotiics of tif ‘Vhia have issued..fruto the press for tthe tY years.".:--Eitioburgli Review. have imleed tio hesitation whatever to say, that no a"eli Sermons lu.ve issued from the British press si:vce the commencement of our critanil labours."—.Britislt j I"Linhnt Prin a it.4l for Lon gman , H urst , R ees, Orme, nd t, and J. 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THESE PILLS long since obt a i ne d a j ust celc brity in the private practice of the Proptietor, Mr. Apothecary ; and from their great success in tnagyob stinate jai Disco dyes,ertt nuinerous Patients utdistiurtion, partieniart v the Dille o f 'Bedford, the Dow:iger I.adsy Say and sele, the Viscountess Buikelsty, 40. &c. 'lt' was peestooled to offer them to the Public, under the sanction of their Names. They arc found to .be an incomparable Itemedy for In digestion' and restoring the tune of , the Stomach. Th ey remove imhittial and teMporary Costiveness, Sick Bead :ldles, ond Heart-Btatn, nitcth rarising front the `I.Crii4OUY id tile redumdant bile, intemperate diet, or drinking to ex cess, and will he found kluost valuable Medicine tone re sorted to upon every Indisposition occasioned by a disoide te d state of the St omac h and Bowels. Sold at Messrs. Thaler and Sou s i s Ni. 4, C h e 3 Pidr. Lon don, in Boies at. 2s. rtit. ; es.; onS 29.5.; and also by the `principal Boolitellcl aad icAlicia.e VeMsters tit tvvr i y :r91113. s DANKALIPTS. Joseph Sigsworth, Sunderland near the Sea, ttealer, to sur reiliter September 25, at one, VS, and October 22, at Eleven, at the house ot. Jahn, Wilstrop, Stokesley. •Attorittes, Mr. Stokaey, or Messrs. Alortuit and Williamson, Oral's Inn-vinare. John fucker, Painswick, Gloucestershire, clothier, September 17, at nee, lit, and October , 2.42, at eleven, at the King's Arius, Stroud. Attornies, Messrs. Adliogtoo and Gregory, Bedford-row; Or /M. Wathen, Stroud. Thomas Mascall, Wolverhampton,. grocer, September ‘lO. at lire, 5 1, and October ig, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Birlaungbant. gessrs. Price, and Willi4llls, lint' Old-square, or Mt. Wood, Viol% et - 11.430t0n. Christopher Hamilton, Hexiiiiia, Northumberland, draper, Septemb e r 19, 20, and October . 22,10 eleven, at the t.iitg'N Antis luu, Carlisle. .Ittornies, 4r. 13irkett, or Mr. 13iva, Carlisle. .. Edwarrl Kirkpatrick Moat, Cumberland, bacon. flew, Sept. 11, Ai, mat ' ctither. 22, at elerett, at the King's Atoms inn, Attornies, Mr. Birkett, Cloak-lane, or Mr. Blow, Carlisle . Thenias Ltiuth, Lincolnshire, hatt e r , September 213; and October -22, ;u ten, at tit,. Star Inn, Mimelies , - ter., 4ttornies, - Messrs, IVillis; Clarke and Cu. Warinord cois:ri or. Mr. Healey, Manchester. Amos Slaterf.Ctiddington, Cheshire, corn-eleater,vSeptember 24, 25, atrial October 22, at des - eu, at the Crown and An cloir 'Parent, Northwicii.• Attornies, Messrs. Leigh, Mason and Housinan, New Bridge-street,• or Mr. Barker, North wieb. . Peter Horsey the younger; Ottery Saint. Mary, Devonshire, Septeatlier. IN, 19, and October .22, at . eleyeo, at illivOsittle Liu, Taunton. Attortnes, ,! .r. flint - not, King's Betteb , walks, Temple, or Messrs. Whitt and Steele, Wel lington, Somerset., • Bitason and Daniel Ditnson, Vpltolland, Lancashire, taint , September 24 at. five. 26, at eleven, and October at twelve, at th e Vuek 'ith' Vine, Wigan. Attortiies; !Or. Johti•street, Bedford-row,..nr Mr. Gaskell, Wig 11'ilio on, Kasterfield, Fleet-market, stationer, September 14, .17, and October 22, at. twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Shatter, Milltimik-street, Westminster. James Utah,. Carey-street, Chancery-Jane, .vietnaller, Sept. 14, 114 i and October 2-2, at . en, at Guildhall. Attornies, . Messrs. Crosse and alien, Greet Suffolk-street, Borough. DIVIDENDS. Oct. 4. R.Bechett, of Westbury under the Plain, Wilt itinholderGet.'l. it. C. Stsnes, of Chelmsford, sta tioner—Sept. J 4. S. Moline, oflliter-lane, merchant— Sept. I. It. Forty, of Stow in the Wuld, Gloucestershire, saddler—Oct. S. Blake. of Ringwood, Hants, saddler and harnessqualier r -Oct. 10. W. Morris of ,Birmitighani, timber. inerchaiit—Sept. 13. It. Hughes 'adlt. Cliallen, late of Slur . ringtoo, Sussex, coinroon brewers—Oct. 4. W. W. Lyon, of Barton 'lsom, Staffordshire, brewer —Oct. 6. T. Grylls, of Deretend, Birmingliani, brass ;tick-founder—Oct. 99, .1. I'. Fsensingtou. E. Kensinton, and H. Keasington, .of Lim hard-street, hankers—Oct. 5. B. Batthrop, late of Illaxliall, merchant--Oct. 4., W. Whitehonse and J. Galan, of Liver poul,.tuerchants--Ott. 4. It. Ayre, of Spalding, Lincolnshire, merchant. CERTIFICATES -4)c r. 1. J. Ritchie, jun. Finibitry-square. - merchant—E. Partridge, Little 'Quixu-street, Holborn, 'oilman and wax-chandler-- %V. ILitchie, Finsbury -square, luetchant—J. `.'alter, Dart. looutlii, Devonshire, butil:,el I er—J. Martin, AI friston, Snssex, shopiteoper—J. Lavirence, Hounditlitch, draper-1C M. So merset, Marlborough, surgeon and tipothecury—J. Cape, GraveHatie, common-brewer. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. . _ W. Broughton and J. Iklivisey, Great Woodhouse-, York shire, juinerculiel cabinet petiskers,-.1. Atkinson and C. Atkin 'sun, • Bradley Mills, Yorkshire. 11mq:hoots—J. Clowee., J. Sherwies;'.l.'Yatts, and W. • Rivers, Shelton, Staftordibire. nuettufiseturers of earthettwore—T Williams, W. .I.4.'gg. find J. Masters, Oford-street, enacla.inakers—W. Johnson and T. Johnv'ne KuMerneincter, eliee.,e-factors—W.Jettit's and P. L'entliay, Live:11,001, c he nt i i t s ' an d d rug gists .. —W. Cooper and S. Tor wend, Goleisinitii%-row, Haukury-roit4, papetr.otitin ,m_A. Stevenson and It. linektiall, Cobrielgo,Statford*Adtv. mann facto reri of i.:artti ware—J U lair and S. Ere ral I, MAn i he,ter, eot ton - nnenueattnrers—S. Tumor and J. S t, ettais , a, st,oheld, linen an woollen.drapers. • . Llll rrunt ot legit tu.irtor re . NASSAU - (N. Pt),4:7N,a e do not recol lect slich .a'earrtilluatice of boisterous weather, at this season of the year, as'sve have experienced for the last fortWght. It has becn little iess than a contiou'ed gale blowing successively from each point of the compass. We have already heard of several instances of its disastrous effects, and we fear, front the accounts giVen by those who had suffered front be eremite!, that we shall bear of many mute. Among the vessels that have on fortttn ttely been clOyen on our thorea is a Spanish G,:t11C11111111i, wit . 11.111)%f10113 of 300 slaves, all whom), with the crew, were happily . saved by some of the wreckers. 'these poor creatures are now 4 on Abaco, and we understand that conveyances are in preparation to remove them. from thence to their destined pott. We hope .and trust that.no obstacle will obtrude itself in the way of such-re moval, to subject this Colony to a bare iu the s eta- , 'amity, by haying them dispersed among ns, un der the delusive plea of abetting the cause of hu manity. The is already here a sufficient num ber of them of either sex, and from the test of experience as to any advancement of , their cow torts by industrious habits or moral improvement, it must be a counterfeit feel IN of, philanthropy that woull excite a wish for the introduction of inure, particularly under existing circ,lntstatt.ts. The Spsnith ship La RUOi, Caput, has been cast avv 4 iy "on Abaco, having On board upwards of 300 slaves trout Hintny, in Africa, bound to the liavanna-- , thettAei,' together with the crew, %cere all sal,. fittided, - by several vessets belonging to these islauds„ stpott'Abacti, where,they now Ti 3. Main. A brig teas seen on . the reyf to the Northward s wini i p o i n t • whieli in a few minutes disappear ed. A .1. toi l , :dso aprettred in great distress near ‘N, here the t,een. A brig (natile iinlittown), from lioston to the wits iltivi;n c,n sl►are oit Sttitrup's Kcy, but got off with the loss of her deck•load. v. • , tins Tin! scoop ran y, rut, of port, is on shoro at Key Taharaier, having lost her mast. The Eagle, on har passage from Florida, spoke: With d brii from New-Orleans, in distre.s. Dnr. ing the gale many vessels were seen scudding 4e. fore it. The United States' revenue cutter Dallas, Capt. Smith, arrived at SOIII4I I / 1 on the Ist ult. with the brig Alexander, late Connelly, master, from this port bound to St. John's, N. B. which she fell in with at sea drifting, and,• on hoarding Iker, found that Capt. Connelly and one man were dead, anti the mate and crew in a most disorderly state: no one on board the' brig being capable of navigating her she was manned by the Dallas, and carried into Savanna. The schooner Olive Branch, Carnes, from Africa, last Princes bland, in 60 thys, arrived at Roston on the .29th May. Capt. Henry Baldwin. anti crew, of the ship Georgiana,,of Liverpool, had arrived in three boats at Price bland, the said ship and cargo having been lost at the River Danger : the natives, being,; very hostile, pellul him to, take. to his boats immediately after the ship struck the ground. §witt, Richmond, from Quebec, in 38 days, arrived at Fort Royal on Wednesday; but, having : heen run. ashore of Fort Augustal, she had no cohnnunicatioo with ti this City until late as 'Thursday night. The - brig. Clyde, irons Charleston„ .went ashore bear the same place ors Thursday, and the brig Mary yestetday. That three vessels .are within a cable's length of cads other, and we mnierstatol it is entirely owing to the unskilttileess the pilots, a growing evil, and much, to he re retied; c4oxer, :t:, 1 : who e r:l t e d im U l e i n ' o e i St. Clue mi t t i a:t e t g i s e n n h e i e r a i:g i of the ileruilou frigates,