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This Day vas published, Closely printed in Octavo (containing as much in gnantity ai a Half Crown Pomp price only Id.ur.llo copies for N. E LIFE , :of WILLIAM: .COBBE TT Author of, Political Register." WititTEN BY HINISF.O% • • lIANOVER, Nov. R. " George, Prince Regent, isc. ‘e On account of , the particular attachment which our dearly 2 beloved .brother, the Puke of Cambridge, feels for the Royal Hanoverian States, we haye been, pleased to appoint him Goverrnor•Geueral of the kingdom of Ha . -- 'lover, and to give him the Prasidency in the Ilanoverian Ministry and the Privy Council.-7- We are convinced that all our faithful servants and subjects will gratefully acknowledge this fresh proof of our paternal regard and care, and will eyszy. ihernselvcs, each in his appointed place, to support to the utmost of his power ourincesL sant exertions for the gener•sl welfare of the king dom, with true public spirit,, and firm confidence ii► the measures and regulations adopted by us for its g.ootl. " Hanovei,.October 2 , 1, IR le." Printed for W. Hone 65, Hem-street, and 67, Old Bailey, three doors from Ludg4te , lllll. 7 —Country orders, • with re :initiallers by pest, or payment in Totvo, will Ipkinnuediately 'eiceCuted. ~This pay was published, in Aso. price ss. Gd. rirLIETLIIRDCANrOaCHILDEHAROLD By the flight Hon. LORD BYRON. Printed for Jobu :Murray, Albemarle-street. • The PRISONER of CHILLOS (by Lord Byron) will 'be publishud'in a few days. Ala regard well be had In any Tender fn which the Price *hall - not .t;e be.. in word at length, t or that shag pot be debarred to the Board kfore One o'Clock nn tfie said rursday next, the 19!Is Instant; nor unless the Person who snakes the Tender, or some Person on his Wlff, attends to tirosu cr when called for. VIUTISH INSTtTrtIQN POR PP:OAIOTTNC; tfir. PINE "it • •AIVIN IN TH UNITI4I.It.W.POOR. TO HE DIRECRS (4 this INSTITUTION give Notics..that &c. intendidlor lion and Sale in the BRITISH GALL`rAtir, in the ensuing Season, must be sent there for the fatrrection of the Direc tors oil NIONDAY the 20111; and TUESDAY the 21st of Jo unary next. between the hours of Ten o'Clock in the Fore. .stetnotisil Four in the. Afternoon, after. which time no Picture or other Work of Ari can be received. Each Picture is to he numbered and mari;ed on ..the back with the Name of the Artist whose Performance and Property it is, and to be accompanied with written Accounts, address _ad to the ii,eeper, descriptive of the respective Subjects, as Isrepocd to be inserted in' the Catalogue, together - With their ~Vrices, with or without their Frames, and the Name and.lte sidence of the At tist.--Pirtraits, Drawingg Watur-colours, and Architectural Draivings, are inathaissihle , 4y Order, JOHN YOUNG, Keeper. , • Ilritish Gallery, Loudon, Nerciaber, 111 G. PgNEALOGIA. ANTIQUA. This Day was publiihed, in small folio, price 11.'ls. (aTesearge coplei 280-dedicated, ley permission, to the Right Hon: Loud Grcnvi,le, Chant:olJF of the University of Oxford, anil pationised by his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, several Chancellors of Universities, Heads of Colleges, and Masters ante public and private Schools, ENEALOGI A- A NTI QUA" or, Myt halo ILA gicol and Classical Tables, compiled from the best Authors on Fabulous and :Ancient History. • By W. IIERRY, Late of the College of Arms, London, land Author of an In trOduction to Heraldry, and the History of the Island of Guernsey, Published for the - Author, by Baldwin, Cradoelikand Joy, Parcriloster,row, *** As a Book of Reference this Work will be found of general utility in every Gentleman's Library, and particularly useful to Students at the Universities and the highest Class of ; the whole being arvan4ed in the Form of Pedigres; (with a complete , lndexl, showing at one view the inunedialit; Descent, Crinneetion, Offspring, and collateral' branches of every. Object :of Inquiry. B.Patt.,m, Nov. `2.—The King has been pleased to announce to the Princes and,Princesses of the Royal Fainily, the betrothing of his Nephew, Prince Frederick of Prussia, to Princess %Ililltel mina Lotitsa, of Anhoit Ponthurg. GoLTIEN LANE PREWIPII. GENERAL, MEETING tbe P,ROPRIF, Torts w ill be holden at the CITY of LONDON ETIN. Bishopigate-street,' :en 'VERYR,SDAY. the Veth of Vocentber inNtant, for the purpose of ELEurtNG DIREC TORS and AuDrroits for the eltotintt Yeay. Any Gentle- Slot intantlistg.to heeente. a CAntinla,te for tither are to s‘ig . miry the. saute to the Managers on or before Thursday, the list Instant. • • By order, COCKS and rANIPRET.L. The Rallot tn . COMUtenee at One and close nt Three o'Clocli. TO THE ADNIMEtts OP GLOSSY BOOTS. RICHARD T Lillis:WS REAL ' JAPAN Dr..Atawn may be bad of the 'under-mentioned 're . spectable Shopkcupers, nod also of 'ail' the principal Shop• leepers in every orcat Town tbrou;huut Engli.oil . AaREREEN.. NA li ii Ennt. N Cant. 3101 v. George. Ambrose, . . CAR , I A LIMN. • TEtilir. - hloWittl. Maniels, . Childe. WIIII MAVEN. Winiattls. LLAUG IL% cm. ' Allinson. 1 imin nnn. flarry. LIM N DOVETIY. Cool: and Murris, LIAVEItTOIIIDWEET. Williams )lansoti. Potter, ST. cLEAR's. SWANS . TiIuMAS, i Edwards. 4enkiiip, priuter, Psis:lid, BRECON. rdsOf434fv, *Nl l .lzroan. Vaukhan, Jenteings,liontnon• tCrrii: ' Abray. IIIsNITHYR 'runt E. ger. PE)181101tE. oulpor. Su writ:filANl). Robson , Gardner, )Iroy. Nonni' Surtt.rs. Xiebaulson. PeesToN. Xvatte. nA I. INGTOST. `Tin too r . SOUTH SHIELDS. Cengh, NEWCAST.ONTYPIS. liHrton, Dicks Limb, Outerst on. GATESITSIATP. Wowl. It n. Cook. L: ON rt. Young. AT. Dyke, Dories, Phillips and Lewis. TREPEGA R. Futhergall end co. PENZANC L. Brewer, Cuniuick. TAVISTOCIC. Prout. CA (AA NGTON. Snell, Wright. SKEARD. S.3rjent. 'r. AwIsTEL• Bennett, Parkyn, Lovering . : Powre. Luckey. !'.lArtani Nless. Goddards, Co. vt. lielesot le grocers. CHEPSTOW. Bradford. Ncw•rokf. Bird. \CAF.itvrILLy. /Tones. • CARDIFF. Luysiton, Pict. Ll.ANrarasExi. Letvis, Richards. Co wtS MOS. I~radlry, 13avtoii. 111L/DGENP: Nicholas. PENT ITIL Allinson. ARYPORT. Bowta. , - • Gentiontrt m ' may observe that this COtuposition, when used few their Gig or Carriage Harness, after one or two applica tions, will produce a-brilliant, rich, glossy black lustre, acid at the same time acts as a Preserver of the Leather. To Le had iu Stone Bottles at dd., 18-. :and Is, ed. each, -, . ....... co eirrAi ., ' l tletn&o No. 1 u, Lorton-road, Southwuk. N.B.Ask for Tut ner's Blacking. . . • CHING'S WORM LOZENGES. WOR.AIS - are allowed to be the most frequent sources of Children's Diseases: their Sytuptoms ,every Parent should he acquainted with. They occasion Loss of Appetite, st Paleness of the Face. Emaciation, and nn irrc btitarstate of thy Bowels,' attended with violent Pains; they ring. nu Convulsions, affect the 4crOWth of the Body, atiti often prorefatal by rioting in a Consumption or Decoy, as a Pi eventat lee mid Cure fur these alarming Comphrints, "the above exccHent Medicine is olloweil, on the testntiony of -sortte of the ligfreAl Char/wires in tint Country, to have nu Their public apprnhation. given to the Proprietor, Itivo a personal knowledge of its efficacy in their own Finni statolii its tocrits beyond coinpetitiort, and gives a 4ancT Gm in it whirls nu other Medicinetof the kind can boast: fiuitl at Messrs. Butler and Soul, No, 4, Cheapside, Lon!! .41tut, in,packets,. at Is. lid ; aud in boxes, at Qs. 9d. Rod ss. dd. rads; and also by the principal Bookiellers and Nledieine tenders iu every Town. • SUPERIOR ADVICE. I, T is of tne First consequence to ascerta i n' on whose talent. and integlity a arm reliance may be placid afßictiou. Messrs. CURRIE and CO. Surgeoris of can " I , ' nee, and high professional attainments, Members of the 'Royal Colleges of Limtion and .Edinlustgl+, present to the the result of rears exprrieneo in the Cure of br 11111.1 TIC COMPLAINTS, and those Debilities Which not unlretinently embitter life. In the: vigrous gradations, train 'reoent infertion to confirmed I.tues, their treutriient „ . . tout umads r.-ry often a speedy and always a radical cure. i In , . di,thimis C4OOl, their Lung and will arraied experience. Ives Vu. ILi a iirflltiptitndt of decisitm that secures the patient runt being niereurialiard oat of existence, or having, his constittl . ' Ilion n ini vvati I tea, and the vital principal dt;st ro)e11 hy4e latent, I ''ttlittsittious disease, or a blind and farri C.MadenCit lt) SJ I 4-1 1 (rW 1 retentirri. In Nervous lichility, Vast:tit:iv relaxation, and irony, 4 4 th e organs, arising from . hoSolgenee, lama-04440s lt ontalts, or solitary rensaality, the. practivagivts new life and i • +ergy to, the system, in every ease. Strictaires and other de-, 1 oiget»enta of tiok•Urethra they remove in a mild and effectual 1 owner. . Slight und recent -eases of infection. arc cured in 1t , le short pl . ► sriniVal two days, and in those of the ambit in -1 , •terary a isrolier perseverance in their plan of tee:Art.lo.n' .17 sot es to the patient a permanent and radical Core. , • PtititUtS treated with candour, .anti inviolahle secrecy. "", 1 ! Chrric and Co. laity lscColisulted ever y day, at their ' '..` '"isV, 107, flatton-garden. Letters' from the Country. e '.iting minutely the cute, mode of living, ittc. and enclosing ' . l remittance for Advice mot Niedicines, will ha treats:LlN : lth idiom Mien titah....107, Haltvilliardeg• ~ . THE COUNTIES OF ENGLAVD AND WALES. This Day wits published, in royal 4to. strongly half-bound, ENGLISH TOPOGRAP H Y; or, a Series ot Historical and Statistical Descriptions of the several Counties cif England and Wales. Accompanied by tteorree,t Maraf each COunty, taken from original Surveys, and beau tifully outlined, price 31. los.; or un Imperial paper, with the Maps fully coloured, price 51. 51. London: Printed for Baldwin, Cradoek, and Joy, Pater nosler-row.' *** The correct delineation of the Maps which form this English Atlas will bear a compariSua with those of any rival work ; but it has no rival in the copious yet comprehensive descriptions of the Counties, the contents of which are ar ranged under the following heads :—Natue and Early His-. tory; Situation, Boundaries, Extent, Population, &c.; Air, Surface, Soil, Waters, and Produce; Members of Parliament; Eminent Persons from the earliest Periods ; Titles, and Ho raldic 'Honours; Landed Propriaors; Seats, Hatftscs, Re markable Buildings, Parks, ,iket Manufactures, Trade, &e.; Recent Arts,.. and Improvements ; Table's of Pairs,'Markets, Pi4ances, Population of Towns. &c. The following interesting Worts are nearly ready fortubli eititm by Mr: Colburn, of Conduit-street,,Hanovev-square: ATAitIiATIVE of a ItLSIDENCE in LAND during the Summer of 1814 and that of . 1814. By .ANNFA - PLUMTP.. in I vol. Oa. emheinshed ,viii~ Por*...!it Of the Anther, from - . a • Painting by Nortlialte, and twelve Engravings of remarkable Scenery. Q. Memoirs of the Life and Writings of Benjamin Franklin, comprising his Private 'unit Familiar t!,, --vrespowience, &c. now first printed front the original Manuscripts in the pils of his Grandson and Lekateei • 'William 'I eniple Frank lin, Esq. 410. with Portrait, &e. 3. Letters from the celebrated Earl of Chetterfield to Ar thur Stanhope, Esqi relative to the hducatinn of. his the late Earl, now first publishrd from the Originals. 1 vol. t 2u14,). 4. Memoirs of the Right Hon..ltichard Brinsley Sheridan, dravn front authentic Imeurneuts, and illustrated with Ori ginal Correspondence, and a variety of interesting Anecdotes; to whisk will he prefixed, a enpinits Account Of the Sheridan Family. - ByJohu Watkins, LL.D. &e. 4to. with Portraits, 11, lls.nd. - • - 5. Correspondence of.Darld Hume, the Ilistorianvwith the Countess dt:Bouffiers, the Marchioness de Barbantane, 'Rousseau, and other distinguished Persons, between the yea' s 1758 :And 1776, now first published from the Originals. To whit it will be prefixed, a Biographical Ihtrocluction. In 4to. with Portraits. B. A. BiOgraphical Dictionary of Living Painters, 'Engravers, Sculpttws, Mi. forming a Companion to the Dictionary of b ing Authors. l vol. Bvo. TO THOMAS TAYLOR, ESQ. No. 9, New Bridge-street, HONOII RED SIR, IBEG leave to , inform you, ,that everaiinee the year 1790, I had been afflicted with the Imes Venerea; which, from its obstinately resisting every course:al medicine prescribed by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing severalsevere Courses of saliratiOn, and twice dis charged front the Hospital with little i relief, wetlld appear to be of the mist inveterate nature. In the spring of last year toy disorder had got to such a head, AS nearly tu put a period to my existence—l had a large-ulcer on the crown of sty heed,' tine on each arm, anilmy legs' were brake out in.a: frightful manner-I my right was dreadfully paitiful, and had been in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; toy left had also two large, nodes on it, was very mach discoloured, and gave ate such excruciating pain, patticularly vrlien creme 1n 1, 0 4 as nearly to deprirtf me of rest; iM this; lamentable state, I was recommemled .by Mr. J. Thompson, (Who reveit ed so great - a core ht them here); to take vour Leake'sPatent . which I beganto du on the 'atith of in the coarse alt a fartailot 1 began to 'receive htitetit..-in inure tban•a motith the ulcers wt my head and arms were smuttily bealOd—, soon enter, tliwsores am roy legs healed also ; leaving, how evert cimSnlerabiediscolouration in theskin, auttpain iuthe hour uf the ifft, which, lay the bleating of God, and a little tenger' perseverance in your invaluable Medidne, sulssitledt theuudes disversing, the skin regaining its natural WIC, nod the nocturnal gradtrally„gorng otr.--I thus becabiei by your liberal 'advice and ntedicmte, perfectly free front till' my former complaints—hare recovered my ftniner spirits pie d strength, stud 'am become Jolly and fat, in which stale r fig continned many, months, to the ustonishment otall O .lSheW Uttm at a toss Odtot tit-mit* express tuy gro tutle? but beg you, for the good of other **ring artals, to make thus my case as public as possible, eVery' etceti s ion ill SUstuHll you will greatly oblige,` Sir; your grateful, obedient, very humble:Kt.-mutt, . ALEX. NiUItKER Swan's Close, High-street, Bdinburgh. lit - lineages to OW above Curet—. John Thompson, No: 3.,,New, Poultry Market, Edinburgh; Jahn AVlntost,4lllol4 Assembly Cleric; Edinburgh. ' Prepared and sold by the sole Proprietor, THOMAS TAY- Wit, hleuther of the ltcyal College of Surgeons, at hie Louse,. No. 9, • New liridgo-streeti ision; whet e ? oiler, a .>ll , AantEesidetice of more than 40. years, in rt practive Ittritt cularlydirected to the cure of Venereal Complaints -and those itujielent al to the Parts of -Generation, with that inviolable iecreey, which men of Iris' irofeNsion should alwaYs observe h such cases, -he flatters himself the advice and asiistane he gratuitously administers to persoiwtaliing this Medicine, will he esteemed, by a discerning Public, as an a dilit.tage seldom attainable, a!,a void of ;ill utubignity. - Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of those living at a distance, at the Toyshop, No. 103, Oxford -street; Mr. Disborough's, Na. 7, fish-street-hill; Mr. Vaxters, South-bridge, P.dinintrOtit • Mt. Cailwell's, Dublin ; and by one person in every considerable town in Great, 3ritain and Ireland. iu boxes qt only is. 941. each, stamped, and sealed up whit full and plain directions, wlrerelr: parsons, of stills s4s may cure tlwas4:l6 - 4s with aaseispeud,sealvcir a And safety, PETHRSBURGH,OCT. 19.- - T he Northern Post has the following article from Constantinople : , C Sept. 13,—News has been received here from Smyrna, th.tt the well known Russian traveller, Mr. Richter, has died in that cit, to the gen:ral regret. He lately, returned from Egypt, Syria ) and other southern countries. This young man pos sessed extensive knowledge, and the most distill guiglted talents, He leaves- behind him sevrral valuable Antiquities and MSS. His dQath was caused by a putrid fever, which he caught in visit ing the neighbourhood of uncicat Ephesus." The weather,- which hod grown cold, is Itow become milder - Again, so , that tAte navigation will probatly ,remain open some Weeks longer, • Hamburg!, Exchange oa tontlon-33. 3. Tni.s"ctittv;.or.T. 10.---The price of grain h:ts risen so extraordinarily at Orlessa„that tne tschct . well 9( wheat, which last, year Was at 1R rubicsi is at present 41 inlite3, n price which was never befOre known in thismountry. CAsszt.i.--AVe Are sorry to say that the'noble Pictures of Cli-tuile .Lorraine and Potter are It is' highty probable they.bave 'been. sent t o Russia. 'ls is cv,eit believed that irt Malmaisort they ,were sold by Prince EngFne to the Emperor of Russia ) but we cannot Suppose this to he the case; t 1 these Tictures ifetorg- Iltwfidly to 16 Elector of,l4,esie;,antr no -other perSoU barri - right to dispose 'of his property. If they should actual ly have been sold, it, .must either have been with the, consent of the Elector of Hesse, or througt) . mistake. WI RT EM BERG. The New Rhenish Mercury.contains the follow• n g : ":Old times ! gond timeel The Germans have become aga i n d ut if u l t o. G o d and also towards their fathers. 'fhey.cast their looks back On the sentiments and deeds of the departed. We there. f6 r re believe we shall give our readers real: plea sure by communicating to them the following letter, which expresses with, energy what duty a German Prince once,believed to be imposed on him by the distresses of At Gerinan co,cslate, The author of the letter is 'Frederick the Great of Prupsia.---Wp Avoid all further remarks : LETTER TO His MAJESTY :THR EMPI3IIOR, TAM) BEIRLIN, JULY 30, 1764. " The oppression , under which the stales and the inhabitants of the;Duchy of Wirtemberg . have long groaned has risen to such a height, that j* . " can no longer retrain from writing to your Imre. rial Majesty, in order to draw your attention to thte4ubject. .Thy Duke of Wirtemberg, on his accession to the Government, hound - !time& by acts, solemnly ecinfirinea by oath, to hold sacred the receisesand compacts of thoqVirtemberg Diet, and coniequentl3t not to :goVern tint country but according .to the compkis ; to impose no VeVe tax without the constant of the Siates; lirt , l to make no Change iirtbeitate of religiOn.' All the compacts'atitt libtrties of the Melly are eontirm ed by the .Itoman Emperor; and the.Cnrous Evan gelreurom,'lla well as his Majesty, roar late in.particulnr, together With the Kings of (,31' 4 -eat Britain 'rind Detnark,..took on ;themselves the goarantee of the engagements (reversalia) entered into by the *Duke Charles Alexander, But the present Duke seems, for some years past (doubt less at the instigation of evil condsellors), to hind hiniself as little. by the"constitution of the country , hs his own engage Tents, and to desire to*o van iv holly by his own will;of - which the follow ing may serve as proofs t.—•: " 1. The Duke has for many . years past extort. cd from his States enormous sums, As they o would not consent frt'last 'year's Diet to the arbi. trary maintenance of a military force wholly till., proportioned to-the '4...Kingdom, he has within afew tuonths„ arbjtrarily, and without the concutrence of the States, imposed an exorbitant pall tax- far exceeding the ability of the country, 'and is now setking to cotirpet 'partly the ,consent of some Of the inhallitants, partly the actual payment, by the harshest militavy executions; and by unheard of corporeal punishments and fines,•• by which the •wholetountry is filled with terror and desolation. 2. Thv Duke has entirely withdrawn the very consi derable ecclesiastical property dedithited to pionsts tablisliments from its destinatier, the participation lii the public lurdens, and from - superintend cute: of the States, :and employedit for his own use, and wh-lly..foreign purposes, which is a di rect contravention of the .Augsburg religious en - gagethents (reversalia?. 3. Ile ~b all burdened, as well his own domains as the ehtujoh - property which does not belong to him, told the ‘vhole comnry try, with such a load..of debt, that it is stared, upon good authority, to. eseeed the whole value of the Duchy. I Mention hut Chest. kw of the' innemer- Alegrievaithes or. the States of Wirtemberg • as being the priOcipal, and in the confidence. and hope that your i mperial •Mejesty.erip be thereby induced to cause all the com4aints of the said States to be laid before you, told determine upon them according to your. office of sitprinie judge. - On my'side I could not be indifferent to the sad fate of the Duchy of Wirtemberg, since as Elector of the Empire, as gOarantee of the Wirtemberg reversalia, and as a rela: Tian and friend of the Ducal tiolfse-of4Virtern berg, I bold myself bound to' take partPular in terest in themaintenanee also considerable a coins .try of the Empire. With these .sent,iments I last year sent a friendly and temperate letter of vice to the Duke ; but as I received'"Only'an an swer filled with vaiewords and 'offensiie expres sions, anti the evil in the „Duchy of Wirtemberg grew daily worse, I. agreed with the JS,ings of Great Britain and Dentnark, as joint guarantees of the Wirt emberg reverialia, that each of: us should send an Ambassador to Wirtenthergagain tome-y. 4 to the Duke a friendly and ener,getie !mon it ranee, anti . indnce hint to pursue a noire temperate ton doet;and to observe the constitutional the country., We had the more hopes of succeeding, as your Ma jesty!; Ministers at Vienna promised my Anahassa. dors at Vienna and Frankfort alsOto said somebody to Stuttgart', seriously to speak to the Duke; but now I hear with regret that the Dulte.ints,scafeely deigned to give audience to the,Anibasiadors of the three 'Crowns ; that he thenleft the capital, and Ordered his Privy Council to ewer Auto no discussions 'with the. Ambassadors ; mean time : the .execution in the e , .untry is trot only contintled, but doubled, so that the burden subjects begins to grog:; to) inSimfiortable:' I - therefore . justly regret that ytstlr ••;t) 'CAlTll444satiOr has not thought ' hilp , rif nut hori cd. ty,snyport. still inore the represenlatiOos of . oitr, Ahlta,,:sadOrt. Anti as no moderate resoltitiaxiseitn.noi be' ex pc'eteil front the "Duke, I hereby;:in ther,:must friendly and earnest mannt r request your. ~1444* jesty, as head of time empire, to exert yourself in favour of the'Dnelty, which is on the brink'of din, and to give t beSt ates of IVirtemberg a prolecturium and conserentorittut, that they may be nye to bring forward their s.olitplitints in safety; and, o t th same time, to issue to the Duke au eoefgetie Man riattertri-ekrortr'reittfriitle ateque;trktretile eastitsestdoits' pri:stinurnstaturn, a nti to give. „ktv,po4-4044 Anon her : of the empire the coinmkssinpof it. Your Imperial Majeity will by Airs; bi"no mein act against your engagements: as' Emperor (your coronation oath), since :the said,protevo rium and makuilutunt are secured not ottl,s by the States of Wir:emberg, but also by 'tire guarantees of the Wirtembeig reversalia, anti here' is'no emus, . sub—et übreptionis ; but it is quite notorious, and , the entire 'welfare of the Duchy depends on it; nay, some troubles * might arise. " Your iniperial Majeity;'es head of the Ent• pire, is bound to prevent this, mato limpiorull lawful means to save from npproaching, ruin this important member of the Empire. Your own censideration and dignity are interested ; and t therefore promise myself„ , fram all these reasons', A nd still more front .your justice, generosity, and • humanity, that yt , .to will not hesitate to grant my welt. inettnt met ttetrt, to take the StateiOl tYirrem berg mlar'yoltr protection, tti maintain Aleut in their rights anti privileges, and put due bOttlithi to the wort and_ ruinous proceedings of the Duke and his cull counsellors." plaTuntaigcE t AN . 9:• : ai TIJE CHINESE The neighbourhood of .Rateitf Ilighway Was throwtrinto great. ,alarm on Thin'sdpiy, by one of those riots which So ftequently occur arnong`the Chinese iehmen, occupying the East O 3 m• patty's barracks. It appears drat the quarrOarose in consequence of some religious differences,--•A part of those men er b o are employed by the E.ast India Company io . n.iivigate . their 'ships' ro 'tit is country, adhere mast strictly to theirreligions nets atul national :bahits. ,ot hers who,. p are less ,scrupulous, upon those points, become rent ikes, and enjoy themselves asinc!ination or paision may suggest; These latter are reLrartiefl by the former with great contempt, awl, in copse (pence, strong feelings of enmity snlyiisc hetwen hent„, 4 oll ThnrsdAyev,ening this feeling wa,i'ma. nifested sOnie of the Ching*chnws, or rene gadoes, assailing one of the Arne believert, Rs lie %Tits, making purchases in liatcliff.hlighwav, with stones and other missiles.. An, Mot m being 1111111 C <liately - sPread, about a hundred of the friends of the ti;rty - attacked issued from the - ba7rackl7,a;tr; ed }eitit boarding pikes, short swords, and other weapons, and bearing on their arms large ingentonsly constrneted front the covers of ham. pers and other basket-work. A warm cOnten en and'many vF erc wounds and blows were . exchanged. One a :the, combatants receited not le;s than 14 wound s , and was . for a time thought ilead ; holies, however, err entertained of his re covery. Mr. NJAIIKWANI, the .11,Jagistrate of Office, bearing of the affray, repaired with.. b o i n o t y ofance ti k s c uoi s c c e e t: . e s, of sli t e tr e t e i e n a n e ,; i a i il i f , i l se t e V t l i t r f i l. n t g he so a m s ; of the tin; leads tll‘persing the req. Search was than math!, with the assistance of Mr. Gale. the , alperinteudant ,its the barracks, and'it' great glllifitity of weapons of all tiscriptionawerefonnd convealed. Aship, Ashing, Asyong, and Chow so ors, into' Of the leaders, were committed to pi:« $Oll for the. riot.