The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-05 00:00:00

: r 6ONGWESS: • ,\VAstlitzarotr, , Dr.c. 5, 1...,A15.--This;firof nt tt.'clotk, the President of. the Liniteti,statt:s thinein 'toil tell to both ilottscs of Congress, the follott ink; by Seeret'ary • of .It;mte the Ifolist of epre • .evt,7ti rrs,. . '. I live the satlifaction, ort our present meet -1;1.., of being ftble to coMnotoicate to yriq'the tll'et'SC flit termination of the vu' which had been commenced tittaittit the Ifitited , States by the Re .),to.v of Algiers. squadron in adva. , ee,_ On tlty,t,t SPVViCe, Under ti)1111110(101T' 'l)Ni'at lost: not tiion((int•Mler its 'arrival , ,in the iLictliterrattean,, sevitine , the naval force of therenenty, thcir. tyrui,ioir that sea, and succeeded in _capturing 0 of his ships . , one of them C rinc ie pipal Ship, t'oinottim i ed by the Algerine Ndmiral. The high Oharacter• ,4 the American ,Conotiandi r tt±t 116!- , 1 L ail s t istaioed on the ~~ i r.l, eir(Jtyflit nit n. slip into close action with that ot• his was:the accustoine'd g;illant ry of ail the ()flit erg - unit men actually - Li,Tared the war by this demonstration of An:,..- 1; ,- 01 5,1011 aud.rowe:•s, he lut . !.itencd ' to t.Ye Port Akiurs, where peace - was promptly Nielded to ictot ions f4Ce ! In theJurtu,s the lirwonr of the United. .`;tetcs were,par tl7:l!arly corn :tilted, by a peal rpetn onthe jart of the 1)ey; or all pretensittn , ctit tri bine front them. 'the intpres:;lons which have streiLlt betted -a 5.1)(!y illve Le n, by sithscTietit tr,insactions tvith the Ito.- t;encies of Tunis Tripoli, by the•appearatire of the forger foece t'-hich followed under Com- Itlndore I.lLtinbritige,: the chief in comnniud of,tlie expedition, antl by the, judicious ptec;iiiiitnotry, .tyrangements left by hitti in that tlitarter, t'Sor4l - a' ii1•0$1)(.•(•t, of future security, 'tor the, vu 'portion of our es)tntiterce whist, p-,ISSe3 - relech of ilarbitVyCl'4liSev: , . 14 1 r i 5 :olOttiCE sonrce of , atisf,4l ion that • the 'treaty of Peace with Great fritain:has.beett , stte. by a Convention tot thesohjept enin. ,• coti c,l tided by the Plenipotentiaries of the two countries. lii this ri!Strit at , (lisTosilitin 1111('st.e(1 00 the - part of that - nation, Corresponding, , dilosition of the' h e hctped, trill he improved into liberal " subjwhich t orra_ttentents on• Ot ei eCts, -toe • Ifori It - i hare lnuttial interets, or which might en= it fitture harmony. Congi t ess - will de- the expediency of Promoting such n , eil'ect.to the measure 'itt counting; naviL;ation to American seatnen;---.4 tiwasttre Whieb, it the same time that it' Might hare 'that conciliatory tendency, n ; onld 'lta‘e the finther advatitilge inereasing the int'epeden:7e . •Or our navigation, gild tbe- re'sonrecs. of otirtnari-: 6141)tS • it conformity %Vitt, the articles of the Tr&itv' Of f-ilieot, relating to the Indians, tut will as uitit View to the trailluillity of 'one 'western and north-western frontiers, Mvatiort , wel'e then t<i . r, - ,rahlisli iitonvtluite pence with the st-veral vlio had been ingitged io hostilities against the states. Such 'or them. as were invited to Dt".roit acceded l'C11(Illy ton renewal of the: 'former trinities of friendship, Of .the ()the' tribes A0)0 were invited' to a - stiritiOii on the iN.lisissippi. lbe ester also accepted the peace uTered to them. The residue, consisting of the more distant ttibis or plots of tribes, remain to ' he biouttitt over ,by farther qxplatimions, t yielni' as linty adapted to the poSit ion they niay finally disclose. ntii" tribes ‘e 'oh and l)oin.leriite cut: sottthern front itr„, ty hoot a crnel war on 1 1161; josh 110(1 COlllpdittl us . to cliati , -e into be C, luiNe 3ately thewn tl retleSstiOSS, W 14,1( ha' callrA lot• in . epat i atorr , tneutot res :for 'repressing, it, a iii t,., protecting the CommissionetS engaged in c',ll/ viog the'terinu Of the.peace intii execution. - ' 4 • l ' The •exocittion.of the act for fixing the titili. tarrpence estahlii , lintent , , lout been attended tlithennies svlifclr even itnw can ottlrbe ovet come by legishitiv,tr aid. The selection oloilice.rs.,; th 4 itayment amtiliAcharge. of tlo , troop.i enlisted for he wttr firty'inent of the I'CIS 'wed troops, and -their re-union Ito4n detached Ant distant stations: 'collectiowerml security of the public property in the liti.irter-Mlitelc roiltilliSSitil 7 lllt(l.ollllkatalt.' Acilortiiioiltti'; anti the constant, nrCiliCal tell 'lift(' iii -1104114;11s 8111,1 garrisons;' teiltlet:ol a esetatt ion of the act impractical& on Aire .fir,,,t 0 1 M il , the period more intmediately con:- tetoplatetl. As'-sc a nt, howeVer; as•viretints.tances NVOtilii permit, anti as, tar -as it had beertp.raetiett itle, consist - v.)lly- with the. public interest, the re f Iltrellim of the'army hos- beer*• actompli.slicil,; but tit ulippropriations for: and 'for other bratieltes•of the utilitnry service, having proved iti tdortioite, the earliest atteiltion to that sitkient lie ok..e-sciry ; .atttl.the exlediency continuing talon the peace • rtitt4l)l-itiltment the !!ita , trbo!!ltte , t.e Itith-eto been provisionally rutaitted, reeonntieto:ed to 5114 colisidet'ation ot Con " Its the performance of the executive duty opott there leas, n ot: beim i ralt if ug , 44 j ust 4 , 2usihilityt to the 'merits- of .the American .artity 'dUrittg titc hoe war ; . ( . litit. cbc olivicitas policy nod ii :itt ...etrt>tctiicirrtt ntiiitary ditl - tiot afford an opportunity-to-ills- • tit ui+sil the aged , anti infirmi oil Iteconut.Ofittieir' I . vieci , , nor: the %vomit - led notklisitidetl; on 4,ce0,,,,z of their prestnit , Theexteot. the .',';.orttiott,ittlitteti unavoithlity. inveiltcti the 'ext.:41;1(10 of • matry-intifitoriotts . :ritlitera of every' . rank, fto , ti tin of tbeirtentintry j, and so "(ft'liittl, its ..e-cilyissu , ittimerotts, were the ciditifs to ; attention, ti it a decision by tbestanditril of Com ' oint( i St' coilld Belttntn in candottr,,'hy n getter‘el. standard of pc)- . skive it , the Aviv , Itegist er will, it is .ixelieved,.. ti„oottr tolbeestablishme»t S < trltil the cale of wboie Itamet are notitielutletl itt it„ with the -strongest interest, upon the itislati , ,,e.iititionrity,. for sOcki pri,visimi us shall b e : Interned the tresr-eLarfilii:ted to gi,et..,lttpport • , lace toutie vett:l4in and Ittralctl ; to slitiptay the t ty -, jiihcciice cis welt Hits,the jisstice: ot: the, (levet ;‘,-; ment tool, to invire a ruartial‘zeal for lite public service, upon every f itttfx ottierovt4cy, !. • Although the. embarrassments arising ft the tvaut ut a s uuiturtu national currency . have nett bzen diminished since the - nrijourtytritnt of Cougress', great s.itisfactiou has been clerivcd eonferuplatinz Cie reviyal of the FU;tatic credit, ond the,eflieiency of the public I . esourees. The re ceipts inth the Treasury from the . variou, branches ditri!tg the nine tunntiiii"endirif: on the 30n1 of 1 / 4 iepti.9owr in t, have .heen estimated at twelve willio T i.% And ft.• hal( the . issues _.. . . of Treasttry Notes of every clenontiotition, (luring the %ante period, artiOOttrett to the stint of folltIcl=p • otillions of tioll.tr . i ; 140 there trits also PI - A:Jilted upon tite.lOao, doting the some period, ,1 . ) s . ,111) of nine n:illioon of ttoihrz, a. which the soil): Of six of dollars w;ti sttivictil);(l in c4i)), smEl (I sum of three ot TreasUry Not&s. the! , .i. means, added to the sum' of floc niill;on and :a ir,tlf of dollars, being the ha- ...... . 1:1.11(": . in the Treasor,' l')n the Ist f,f .lii- . vy,thef 11!; heen iIC:AtTCR the Ist (if ~1.1!....vtry 'and itie Ist of 0;;Iobt!r, olltter:ottot of ti,e' ;i!il,rlii,riariUtiS ii rite 1h . C:' , !11.“.: . ;11 11 1 n the pef.4l9lt 11 . ,r! 11 . :1911iff tiic t() (he 1„::n, ;a;1;1 the nitoot.it tleoiled in tilt! ir:yitt'ettf of 'dot ;old ta7o-6, th't" to tind half , of dorrir!-:, 1 - ).C.Arire then in the . Tre,l...ty : (' 1 :11vale( 1 ;it the Chree (?I dolittrs.. ( itsdepenf'!etit, the arreartige:i dud for , !::ippoes; it is i)re.itttitetL lii it :a r fort•her ,11111 fivc . millious of (I , .)!htrs; inelortilq; th!.. tni th e 11:,v,:‘1)1e on the I , t ht •litairtrt' Nt . , I:e . be th.!owiott!ii at the lrea '- hury to conipieft the nres' of" the pr.,,ent Yclir, and tOi - WayS 'Au(' rneuitS provitle. 't ait it wilt ascertained on the' I ‘'.'t cif Outober List, altoontiil iti Ille stun cil oyo•hiplidled And cf - m , i, , ing of the tiOretieettletl 1)1.11,1ore Of tilt t! 1t ('0oll:toted before th'e • I,tte war, (thirty of dollars), I he'ntooti f t4t of . the fun(h.(l tle'ot cowidotc.l in cousequeOceefthe war, (sixty -1,,,,r rninianS lottount of the onCitinded ;Ind floating debt . , the' va rion, issues OtTreastiry note 4) se‘'enteevi tniltioßs' of tlollarA, is in a t!r.,i,h'tn.l entir!.t• of pay ri'herP hill, prob4hlv, ~ ;ornti'tl(l,littoo to the pnblic'deb:, pun the liqw;I:o ;all of variotts which to a dependint; ; and it.eonciliatory disposition on the part of Congreot mayleall lio tiotiriihly mud odviintageon , !+; ar rirtigetnent'of the militia ezcpetiees, flit l evert-t1 StliteA, %vitliout CAA pre s vio(l3 stotetioß oi.' Authority' Of the G.tvernment of the AMited 'llO, trllen 'it cOnsitlerocl tittt the tie‘v, tts ‘k•tli ti , .• the Old, poi ion of the lie6tt as)crCon of 'the o'lltioiit rights ilide)(4l),!omet , .; wid when it rec:olleettd, that tlti puhr e ex'oendi"tur,v,ti , ot beiog ly hes(o..ved (spoil sitltjectS tet fl tr:Ansit9t trill ti l e, number Au'd e'tripluelitt; Affitiricmi navy, in (he military \vurksfor it e' ricfunue mil. 1 1 ,11)1,1tr%; and (lift limitiers, ;to ! , in th e ! ill ppli c (;iir ar•vi,als owl t'he uni.itto tAili 'beta icgratifying coin- . , e c ilt; e r':as htt-::p been I.tttisified, as will a.; with the teintleee of th,e "."11te,iii•rmIL:eliteht of the with a. view to th.. ;old expendittires of a ;.ei-martent cuter •irito" the ci, i:iii'u:llietl ui (..!tnp„;tess during the 'present I t i s tt .,,e, that the itil l l6)vi.(l (it the rev,h9e .tliford the' means of ntaint/iiiiing the faith of the-Governinent with iii creditors libel of 1)f-0st:ratting the ineasttrs (ci the itioss Ithcral belt trill of ihttnediate ett hitytheols im l )4},i.el by the stece A l'ities (it the %trat....•ri is,- however , moditi,ett. (ion .of the findives, tlatit the henefitsol nu A;tAir, j oin , eorreocy, si t oyild he restortal to,,the community. - absence of the precious tnetals w ill, i t ii hefies.-eti,he A lymptirttry cull a hut tiny eau he tiliaity'.-teMlered the gento;ti nue_ ilium of cxeliang., rtt devol , v, thm. 0 istiom Ot Caigress-to , substitate, which 5 h. 4 11 tiftt.ClThilikliVe., mot lieciPtimuititle tile tv4:ot tit the Citizens:.throtOintlt the It' the operatims tif the.pt.9e cannot pro 7 ditetythls rebuff, .the prohttble (Ter:46On ofn m t . tionitt batik willalterit. ; and if m e i. til e r ofi.these,:t7:ipedielsts. be tlventvil . it buoy become to.re:ssary to a.,cl-rt a i ii a ht; tvyl n s p ir -the notes .4 tlte.(iov . etionci)l . (tto longer reluired instrument of (h edit) shall' is itittli-nponatiotives..of a ,Cola. woo medium .if f'.Not witlistatailing,i ivettrity for -ftlfare re'- popze the !Jailed :--tates ott, t itt to hell ill their -lole, of Jpeare, antl, titeir constant res-peet tor the ri ; 2,ltts of other 1111601)5i the charm:tit of the Timett-pitrtictilarly inettleates the les.oot, that, wilt - ther to. preverat or reptidaliger e otyht hot to he tinpreparetl for it. .This., t;ohr-itler,ation will .I.‘tiftir.iently :recommend to-Congress 0 liberal pro ' vision for the immediate extension -and r P t hil a a t titttlipieticrit a :the wo:Is ilc h feee, both ‘kXt!li kfkli.thrlaii)g till 010 1114 ' 1160e frontier, and an irdeltiate-provision - for guarding tint' Irtnt agaittt dangers- to , which vert.tio portions of lutly continue to lie eYposeti. - 1 " Asitti improve:neat oa 9111' tnilitery mem, ,it, I%lll'dt:serve the ennsid e v, s tioo Coll* grt'!Sti, whether a •corps ttivslitls Alight not be 13-() . itrgattized tind emidoy.ed,, otte,! to aid ill the filippOrt of meritorious by age oriniiriniiiei from the:existing est ablislt-:. went, end to preserve tot .therptiblic.the henclit of their statit_ntary b - ert iees, and ot their, cxentplary discipline. I reeohtmvnil iil4rt, tin i t niargement,or -the military - 06(4 , aq already, established, eapi the' ; , estAblisitment of whets itt .other sr•ot ;oils :,of the linion. An'! I cannot press too notch: un the at-' tetition of Con. , rebF,; sucli cht'ssification no& organization of as most effeetlially: render it the saft-gwird of a free Shore. It expe r e Ce 11 71 S Ott n itt tha 8 pie Miid 1'100)% Ve t 5 Tit tte vithterof this tesottree tot' the piiblie'dcrencr, it - 111..lie.wit ids() Ale i impor..; tance that' familiarity 'with the essential roles of thstipfitte, can not he expected teourtlteregttlationsltaw,inior.l7e, - ‘Vith this subiert is tiltimatoly connected the tie cext,ity of to-4.oiiiinod , ltio2; the Liws, Itl every :o.the gyckit o: Ore authoritv•of tile toting to employ, 1 , 1 .,, 1 „ 1 , i ty , St ,or„iit „ally viii;si'eal i iti6e'r of the in the CatCi, (le , i.,;ll,itect l i)) the eirooillttion. " The signal services which I aye been rendcred , tivr , . . . Irt, our Navy . , and the cap:lcitiet it ha!: de:cloped, . for the Sticcosfill co-operaribn in the national cle-: fence, Will giVe• to that 'portion of the.. pttblio, force its etill Valtie ill tlic eyes of Aioagtess„. at ad;' epoch Aviiicli calls for the constant vigil-ance of itir Governments. To inT3erVe the sliips• now in•s;‘ l stitmtl state ; to Complete those ilreadr coutent plated ; to provide amply the unprrishnhie. mate- rials for prottipt augmentations, and to improve 1 he exist in:; art , intzetoents into more advatit;igeont' c"st:tblis!n for the - eonstroe:ian, the telvitiVii' and the security Of vessels of war - , ,i44l;ctated by , the t °mutest' policy. " lit adjusting the datiti:.o imports to the ob- , ' ject of revenue . thc influence of the tariff on Illit iitififetin'es- will oCes'Sittily jites'en t . : ilYelf-for -cini sitleration.: 'l.tosveVer ..tvistl Abe:thewy may .4, which lea res to the sagacity and iuteret-of littlivi du als the application of their itillititry ' and - re'- . sources, thgre are in this, as in other CitSeS, ex cepthins to'fbiligiih6'.Sl''rurt;•:'-;llVsitit.o tlie:coniii t ion whiCh flie.ilteoN itielr 4AM - fess; of-iit r-ecipto cal 'adoption-by fitlitst itati-OSeeaperientt 4 .terches that stl'ittart , ': cii.Cifors:tittettS.iniNt/oCtur-io'ititto , dlicitigl'ailth''itnittirit'vg" tarArtifacttiritn4;• , establish* in , _.tits, , C'peelall,r o r tliC iti2re !!•atirplictitettiinds, , • 1 b a l a r ., , ,, t; :i't i tt, l ay renntio Iring , wthout- thent, 'al t hoogli sufficiently adValtre'd, asiii . NI 4o , ihe rdsp..,cts even lit:cull:111: i = fitted for elirring , •thenrOn'witit: ii6cess%, , Under tir'cii.ostatice , s . giving a poweitltil , impulse to mainif,tcturing iriditstry; it has tirade aniont(!us a progre:o3; and 'exhibit ed.an efficiency; which jtivtifv•the belief, that with a protection not more dean is'thie tii t he en terpri , ing citizens whose hitt:Jests are now 'at Stake, it ivi:l 'become at' au: early day not only 4otte agalitPit;rteca'siourit.conipc .titions from abroad, bur it'sotiree 'of (for/testi& •vt calth, and even of ektcroal tollot ) nerce.. In se•! leafing thebranche more •elpe'eittily entitled to; the pot,lic 'iill roitrige, it iirdtttrelltie : ls' llbviolltily , claimed ,by !twit a, will relieve the United States' from a ilepeliiit le.v. on lort'ign supplies, ever sitb .ject to alsind failures, for articles necessary for' the piiblic doll encl.., or connected with the•primary' ‘iantS Of iittlivi'duills. It 401 I-1?e an additional re commcinkit ion of parricolar utitutifacture;, where the 111.1terial4 ;or tbeill'ili'N'exititsively drawn from ottr agriculture, and consequently impart , atril-eu-- ' sine to tliat great fund.ol'llational ptosperitv and in,lependenee, an eucouragetnent which. CalittOt kit to 'be rew:yrdcti. ‘ ' ''' i . ' " icatong the means of advancing the. public in terest „the occl , ,ion is a proper one for recalling:the. titteotiou'iiP Congress' to the great 'importance of establishing throUghoOt.our coilUtrYthe toads and. canals which callbeit be executed muter the na tional alithority,: . . .. No objects within the circ l e of. piditical economy Su richly ropily the expellee be stoweil ont hen) ; .there are • none, the utility of which - 4 nfore universally aseettained and ackuoW- . }edged ; mimic •that. do - more honour to the Go.. vernment, whose wise and enlarged patriotitint dilly appreciat c.., them. Ii ; ;;:or'i‘.1 there airy country which pretents a field, where nattireltirites more the art of 'man, to *complete her own work to his. c.conitootiat ion' grid be tie lit . Tlie4e'Con-sitierations are Strengtlieni„ nt6reover, by the • politie4l 'ef fect:s.of these f ieilit lei foi intercom inonication, in. bringing and Alincling' 'titre closely .togethertfre Vu , l'iolis ivoti Or 'Our e;.:rciided Coorederifcv. 'Whilst ttle 6tarc 3 , fiidividindiv, with a luntlatile enter- . prise a od'entohtiort , ttvml t li'etoLA Ivs of their local tni vout .,, ge , b y iii :w ro,is t , by navig;thole canals, till ml by iiiinrovin , the f!reefins slisceptitge•ot navi... • , :,, gait ion, ilre.getier.il government is- the'otore'ttrged to .siiiilar unite rt; , :hing4 ,1 erptiring a tistionaljtt ristliction; and natioaairneatts, 'oy titre' ii.tospett of thins systematically coOtpletittg to- inestimable it work, And it is a happy tetleetioo that' any IN. , ' feet of conititiotionattiothor . ity, ,vhirh maybe en .o.,,ii)lcretl, 'ci‘li'be:siippli6cl lit a tootle winch-Alit) donstittitionitif bits (irovidentiy • pointeti out: '' The prolcnt in a fAyourable ~ .i, . , a son . also , for bringing aul . ain 'oil() ' view - the' citahlishrocia (if al ii 1 national scour 1:11.,' of kltruitig within the n.str;ie,i of ( cylai6i)jl, aa.t will' nwatts . drawt) from the . propel I 4 thercin 5:1ijc....q' . 1.0 . the 'authiltity-of. the general ('-foVeritinent. ' Such , an first:tuition claims ;Ite pmronage of Congress, amt' it frionotifea o f their . soheit tido 14 a'em the advncent of 'knowledge, i., it hoin which' tha 'blessings of liberty cannot be filly enj9ya(;, or ltrug'preServed ; as it ttlOdel ill. sti . tl * Ctke in the formation of - other seminaries;. as ,1 n'orsery of el;ll , ,iniened preceptors , ; as a central 1 esort tit V ()Mit' A oil . gettint from. every part ist their ;(Unity, tlJtfliiht,..,; On 'their return esitiilleit of those, liatiooed reetit)g , ;,' those liberal stinit inclit:4, ;11;11 those cOngeitial ina'ntiers', Avitirdt Cum 'tribute:to (,illi'lit Mil' I.7niott, and stisength to rite vreat political fabric: of Which that is the 'forma , lion. . '. . " in elosin tliis communiCation,' I•ouglst, nth t o retire,', a SellS - CsillitY in ‘Vtiiell y1)11 will 1 11litt% 1$) tile happy lot Of our 'euttritry,. and to the good. nest 4,f ,t suptiinteililin4 l'rOvitlt'!nee to which' we ~ are indebted (4 it, ' - While other portions Of [ nhinkilA are Latto:-..tin4 irtntler the distresses of W, or '.r .tio.:'glit'ig ar, it ti adversity in other formS, the I *: nite(, :.;t 0 t CF. are in ,t.lie trarquil enjoyment of . I)l,off i i.pits and ii , ?nottrable peace!' Ali teviexving the t,eettes throtigh,whiCli it Inti been" attained, we ran rej't . lice ill the proOls gtveh; tttat-our politleill ;wit iotio,i, founded in'huntfin rights', and 4r-anred fur (h e ir presepi a tion, are etval . to the •severest trials of , War, as well as adapted to the ordinary ptiiinis.(4 repose. As fruits of thi's 'experience, and of the . re p tttat ion .rioptit ed by . the American '.-trin , t, an the land and on the water, Ole-flation finds it': if liwisessed of a growing fespect'nbroitl, and - of a." Just confidence in itself, .n.liic4 are aniong. the hest . Pledges fo rits peaceful career. '' Under otittr a; , ,pects of our Country, tht [ strtin..4,-..t feitturei or its flonviihing eorttlition lit' • sevii in A 1101 1 11thtil)11 1111Atily 111C1 .1 .2. 111g..01) a ter". ' ' ' ritoryas productive as it ir exeusive ; in , a gene i • rt*itidnstry iitid fertile ingennity, tvhitili -find their , 1 ample rervartk, ; and in aii :anent revenue ; which 1 tidinits a reuw:tioti of 'the pnlilic - borthens' ‘Yitlinut vvitlidr - awing the means of tistaining- the' public 1 credit, of gtadually diseitargitig - the public debt, , of providii, g fur the ilet.:lS.ll7 y tiefensivie arnt pre ' cant ionary estattli'ament, and at pittrprtizing, in every authorl4ot itiode,undertakintitlB . ootlthieiVe 10 thelzgiegate weAtit and individual comfort of Our citizens.. • I coo 1 , " If rennilns for the guardians of the tpdtkia .4 *ritare, to petscrete in that jostice'sntthinoad. rill tolvalds Other na thin.? , which invite a itetorn: of these SCUtiLileiltS towards the United States;.-to eiiirlsh iT titntions I,icl - nnarantee their safety; II nit their like tie civil and religions ; and to -con4)ine-with A lateral, system of foreign cOTl4+,. merge, an imprevement of the nat u ral advantagell : and protection and e iten s i ot r o i t intlependen etources of our highly-faioured and hall,' country. In all ..Fneasures,, having Sllei! objects,. ,fl 4 , faithful co-operation will be affor&d. NV ; ;isbingtoa,"Dec: 5;11115. "JAS. .NIADIOIII. , ' - - - 14, .VMSTMINSTER ,I . 4 ,esterday the \Vestal Inver Sessions commet,t,e. fir the New Session's lionse,iii:f(ire \V. IVAiibri.. Ersq. and the BenelfiliAlagistrates. • 1)1s f) EDERLY i o usa.-1-4/ir:iatopher .larris. Vat iaillicted for, keeping a common brothel, in yr e q.ll . etiUrt, in the parish' of St. Martin's in the betweenJainsary anti October; 1815. 11apps `tei~ - that : Alle gletvntiant, who 4ceeps au •oyster-shopila thatpur,tofiiroad-eprrt leadiog,to r,iongacre, 4114.. let' i'trs apitrtmeiits to wt of the town.' The latter" Vere seew'geitig in with men at all liotti at ikbr„ . 4 4- it was Atated, i tiLat the scenes of cency f grgariy ano , )yed the j neighboto S. I.she..easf being proven by' evidence,' the Jury found the prig - -: 1 1.1te 'petty- assaults 4,vere of . 11c• general ppridUCe. , rottcE 'lNTitterdENcE, ivcF.NDlAßr.—Yesterilay 'Sarah Allen, a girl about 14'years ot-•age; wis brought up, charged .With having wilfully set.file tv the:house of Mr. Wipiam.,Mitehen, of Finsbury-square, with cr llol3 she lived as servant. It apveareci that the prisl) l. hall quarraed with her in:stress the evening pr" vionv to the tire, in -aonsequenee of the latter has'"ing accused her of .theft ; and she threatened that if her mistress, said any thing _lnure about 0 6 matter in 4lispnte, She '(the priinner) Windtl be veitgetl . . The , next morning sltegot op first, slid ' in.atwot halt an hour, after she .returned tilt stain to her fellow servAnt, to,tell her that the house was on fire ; but tit . the 'same tine desired her tint Id:Writer master orrthistfess: The other 10 110 : (Hotly alarmed:the whola.family,.aud it Av , ts considerable they.,eseapett, as the hal l tl.r . o;lgh Which they had to' pa's's was oti ire. .! c farther appeared i that at the tithe - the ire %Flo .° the. " ll, .thete was none whatever in the klfche ll or parlour. T;tesepireu . finst i neesbeing fully pro 1 ' tile pris oner was continitted tOr trial. Tire of t 4 house . .itid - Furniture ‘vere who! 4 4 0 RONZICS 1 NQIInsT. - -An 111(PCSt W''S hel d °II the hot! of'Eh:z theth 'l've, who met her death by r, .her elotheii 6teliin ,, fire at a merchant's house, 6t ' Warburton, A i . y b ' to te. It l..iiia ap t ptre s e ll i cic tl: ft tir t z ( te te lt re t::;i e d , e l, t i i i e l e t t ie l sage, ci lv ta h r i t ) e ' r v al a n t l i i h e ( . l Y tt e r 4 ,7tll l l l- ; l :nti b ie a r t r s e h t e o r"n. went the deceased 'very much burnt, and a attrgoc i artanding her ; that the th.ceased informed tvittlOsi that she went i ‘ fr stir the counting-house fit"! stnne of the burning coals:tell-upon her rdc" which set her dothes ort tire, i t r w , i , rro vetl, the surg,e9a, that the deceased, died from the . ° ll44° , l ' of' the born. .Thedeceasetl's Mother ,attendr"' and stated, that she was well convinced it 036 niatter'oF accident: Ner{lict- - ,elieideittal I)ectih• TGentternen with havini lived -rather gay, ate 411011t:tot eti ung, into, cit)ujuga)• feligity,,,arC,in 6)rnied. that. Doctor Coo.PEu, and three.Surge. ll ' ll of thirty yeats experience in Stiictures;Fist" h°7 Debilities, ling Scroltilous' Diicasei, 'have cs ta : ' bilsbed,a.llstlical Board at Churlotte- house. . o l cliarlotte-sti:eet t , opposite the Itev. ltotvi 3 " ` Bill's. Chapel., Iltackrriars'-road ; by whom 01 ' 1 ) 111111C alt : 6 ' cured ‘'Viiiiout Salivation or confineme nt ' The lion& the a t te nti on o f. t h ose Juire . to.ttrlytvd the cure, ur who have considlea wen', wriose imroper treatment W ei ritiged thonsands: E r upti ons on the head, fac e t 'and hotly, sore - throat, - month, and nose, ilo is° the ~-ears, swellings in, the neck, ditnne"‘ e L 11404,;..p,trictincs,,pains in the hem) and limbs, 1 1 .; tinently Init'akett for rheumatism ; We3kne ss the -knee's, nodes on thi shin banes,. swelled en" . &c.. are tymptoms yr hicti appear yeti's 41/"Lt. . 1 " . " I II "! "ken emoitters the.matrimottial state., it Messrs . CooPea' I - .1 ily bY . ant Co.o. coubil tet t •rarika•or pCnple, every' morning till nine o'cl (ick „,' -.and !from:twelve. preciselyand adv.icc gt atis 01) 'Enestlay, Thursday, and Sal,d a l till t w elve o'clo c k, A'door round till caner; and private . roonis - 'fOr lernalel. 8ili'!1 - ;S. • . , On tlit,la inst. at Putney, Mrs. Woller,elitton, Of 3 S 4; Olt 'Wcrlire4dy iait atatoekwell, &Mrs'. TO, On !•;,,tortlay boc. 30, in et:rum-street; the • Edo-ortiNal i poir, L *a. stitV o tter • r! - • On N , w •Year's-itay the ad i y f B. • Blanc, Esq. 0 f `•(.',l - r...1.--.l,'raahtoa, of tw:ns, tt so 4 guil.tioaighter. ' r On tix itose. at Edintrurgh, Mts. Leonard !Lover , dan-hter. •• - Ate in the t"- ~n • ~• of =- On the 27th'oft. at P‘irsort , ..groV. o • ' ' ok.;hati, the` lattly of tU 'Wight !Jon. Lord . Crensui Li ,Qf -tool • • . . DIEM ' f ° Yesterda y , at ill-,how., at Pimlico, in the 59 t h year ° 8.,11-, William 1 - , , 1i ,, , Esq. r Ser A' few'thays ag.ii .it los linuso io ri.ll m 1 v., ..,1ia '4 " ' 4 -''''' . jcint of his 1 . ,L1,. , CilapOs ( wolf On Satufdar, i ..ii. ic.ili of I)4.;c.ni y e,ir, at Barhavil l .; ,, -- I:,s , t' sof Wystmcitli, a .to nO(Cci . lexv, Fori:cr Hill . Forst er, of Foriit, County of Dirs,lo.in, v.ge(l72. , .1 0 itc;,: tin , Saintilay 0.., , Y. I ~ t , :it ot* illftM at SltipllaY • 1 ' . s ty 7 Thomas .Kilson, Vi , c.tr !,f tairvi4On, dot( one of his M 3 l e oli 1, , etitsticesof thy Peace fore the Csouiity of .I)ivon, ill 11 ' c ' t I , ciir (-I ins age. I .' Qt , } 1 ; P a On thsl -, 2nth ult. it Iti3ilottlelif Vaincart-St;rxet, ''',l,,,,gte." ill b. ' l Blat, Y;''ary Wiu• Nhavtoi, Esq. forir;rly of N1A 9 (1.1 _..--•••.....- titiN ., .) l lN P - t-inteti by. .LK. ;:at 7 4 ' 4 ( ; ; ?:to n till;ltrrigec3 ant , publiitteri b‘t AV, .1. St:lt 4 " A : it the - Ntt, t i ", -I ;ggs:.sh - itarui 4, Orden, Lotto's ( plot -paidj,6te.MUit ag-ur— MAU:IIIED. • • nn the Rtir nit; at I.'.trit, at thel hotme•ni ;bia xcellenq tt , A i nbal.;;;.hir, by, toe itev, Sa4o. .th 6 lerttiai , of the Kii►*'s!f trout: 1 0r, .giPnr (.4weer•,datiglit,4*. 9!, Otg iitteitr':!; t o• Cowper, Ite:;:tof of itant,y .Ind Dovercourt cum Ono,' to •O n F r i4i t y 1431, at I.}is,:vorttl, tjchard tiouip), 1/9 17149 ; 4 '1ef ;K440t0l ti:logl)ter of Itictiva 4.; li e i ; t i j i , 1.4 Prtory, Lcictsterstkire, DN. t of • Yesterday; 4-•:. St.; ,fang Lancelot, 81 1,3 ' 1 ' . ' 1. 1' 4 ,te to.lrancti; yot.ttigt4t,datigiltcr of the I.ucliv•