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'THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS '4f liis Mrl - JESTrS ORDNiINCE do hcrcby glue Notice, Ant - Proposals will be received at their Olive in Pall Mall, on for before Atonday., the Instant, fr4na such Prr sena as *Ty he willing to undertake .'the Supply of 1-1E1; MATS and CAPS, for Service of this Department for a p7c 'lth'El of Three Years, determinable ali‘r (he expiratien of the 4rst- Year, upon notice of Three Months, at the option of either ..Pytterns of the "trader mart be viewed npon applicatiOn to the respective Officers of the Ordnance at the ltkoal dlrsinal at Woolwich ; and farther Particulars, together with the 'Terms 'God Conditions of the Contract, ,nay be known at the .Secretary's (Vice, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any day between . the Hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the, Proposals inns/ he delivered,.sealed up, and entiorsed, "Proposals for ifilmets and Caps;" but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 19th bestow, at 7'welce o'Clock at Noon of the stone day; neither will any _Tender be noticed, unless the Party making it, o , an (.l .lrent in his behall;Shall attend. .I.ly Order of the Board, 1?. H. CBE ..Secrctury. Tlifs Day wat LANDED INTi?,RES'i'At RICU LT V R A ts D'ISTRgSS---GENERA L DISTRESS. POORS' RATES, &c. - - . . In Rrn. price 119. or with theNeetliework, prici 10i. Gd. hilt. ItirANUAG of the SYSTEM of the Mt TN it and' FORERIN scHooi, sociETY of LONDON, tot iedcilit,e; lierattiog, Writing, Arithmetic, and Needlewo: k, in the Eleinentiiry Schools. A • _ A scul i e t y has been cstablithed in Massachusetts by some Christian pirilawhropists to discourage war. In order to give sMendour to this their in stitution, " the Friends of Peace" solicited Mr. 3E1 , 17E115n:4 anti Mr. QUI SiCY AliAilS to beCOOIC s PriUted fur * Longman, Hurst, nee's, Prme, Sitid firnwn Pat ernaster4oW ; and the Royal Fiee Sclionl,llorouzb r.eid ; by J. ai)d A.. Ai ;- thirion and Cu. (irace vb uielt-street ; and W. Ph i I lips, Genrke•lard, Luthbat d-Street. '(LETTER .71111?1).) TO TE E'EblTon. or 9`11.E SUN. Staer-HoiVever deeply and warmly 1 mly rtyel the subject of findlice 08 oil .e - ssefitially connected one with the tending ineos'are propoteit 'by me, 1 situuld not have touched on it, if yon had not done n e the honour to place my Suggestions" by the side of it ; and I shall, for tire :preittint., disruks it in a . fetv sentences. In my vidtv of 'this subject, three 'things appear indispensibletti pres - erve the pub« tic faith inviolate---to adopt a very different, and far more Operative .system of -pntre retrench 'Mem and economy —and to extend, by strong and decisive enactments, 'the laws againit Emigration, to the Landed Interest : and laving 'said this, which 1 should have done wrong - to hare omitted saying, I return to the, Stibject t'o I pro.. .pised to confine royMi. member's. They declined the 'honour of liicoming Mentbers of the Society : pie fortni!r, oq the plea that age and its effect's on both body and inind From the LONDON GAZETTE, dug. 13, 181 G. Mils Gazette contains an Order'in Council rontinuinet lie prohibition oft he export of gunpowder, SAlteetre, arras and fOr six months ft oils the lath instant, to any port ur !dace on the coast of Africa, or in the West Itiffits, or dny part of the (..!iintinent of Ainerica (except 'British Amerlett and the Unitu(l States) withiut Irate first obtained, upon pain 'of incurting tat: torleitutes mind penitities of the 29 Geo. 11.1 tear-Wice, July ea, 181 G. _ • Rnyal 1 - lighitess the Prince Rege n t ha s been ple ased,' in the name and in, the behalf of leis Majesty, to approve of the Regimen 1 undermentioned, in consitierit fon of their ser vices, ss•eating the wiirds as undee specified against their 'Dames:— • liGth ltegimettt " Vimiera';" 44th Foot " Waterloo:" Slit Foot's Corunna." (or Qoeen's Footl, 1 lib Foo', 32.1 Foot, 36th Foot; 5,11 Foot, 2d Hititalioto, filstFoot--" &dam loco." t I th Foot, 32d Foot, awl, Foot, Gist 'Fbot—" 11th Foot, 3GO Foot, 42d Foot, Gist not, '79th Foot, 91st Foot--" Toulouse." iIANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. John Pay, tipper George-stred, Port man.square, Illicil•utituut,,tcturey, 113111 Augtibt 17 to SI. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Cliatlcs Win - triton Birtuill.sham, merchant. ---;-----,------ --- - EYTON, Sroek-broker, 2, CORNHILL, • anorls, COVENTRY-S (*BEET, assures his Friends lliey will tzjinioi%e the 'NEW S FATE LOTTERY, io the iletietoie is foii.qarti to ntert‘ general approbation. It contains I . `W'u Forty .Thousanols, Two Thirty Thousands, 'l'wo Ten T housands; &}.4.: 3 per Cent: Consols. Only 14,000 Ticlooets. Ilettios 170 SEPTEMBER, when the First-drawn Prize will receive 40,0001. ip adilition.—ElTON h.ts a variety of Tickets anti Sliares obn Sale at:his fortnnate (I.eces, as above, where, ill the . contraet just ended, the fell wing Capitals *ere sold 4 nd.thared, .atod are taew'paying. on ilvonand :---. 771 - .... L.:4130A ' I ,355. . L.200 2,8i5 ... ..... '. SOO 2,23 d • 2OO I,l2titt II- . . . his Day way, published, in kb. price . las. 6d. Boards, • N IT:11? , A N ISM INCA l'AlitE ot Vi N DI» ( ATtoti ; e Reilly ..' the He e. JAMES YATES'S "VINDICATION of UM.' .',ItiANNAI. By RALPH IV/4111)1,A I-I', ~.. Antlinr.of the Discou rses tin tit Socinian Con:ro ver .y," vitrhicli occasioned the ~ VilliilCatioll." ~. Plirittqf fur Lo n g ma n, Tim qt. - Kee*, Orme, and Tirnwn, 4ratv Nogtrtrow; sold A. and J. M. Duncan, Glasgow. . Of 'whom nnsv he had, . D iscourses nil the Principal Points of the giscistian 'Ceti-. Attleersy,. ips-fiv is , tiwt id Ethanol, I's. lioacils. ...........__ • LYtiONS' MAGNA IiRITANNI.%.-Ct7MBERLANIS.. "This .Day handsomely printed in 4to. with puintrous,gitglavitigs. Views, Asitiquitie;., &c. price sl. as. Vi hoard's, a few C,wies on Imperial Paper, with Proof tinpressions, price nl. Os. in Iniardsiy . VOLU \IF' the SEVENTiI ; oniitniniu g CUM .' BERL VND--ot NIAGNA BRITANNIA ; beitig'a can tise tripogv4iiiiitial Account of the several Counties of Great 14 the Rev. DANTEL LYSON'S, A.M. F.R.S. F.A. and L.S. " neeinr i.t itatintarton, ( Ootierstershire : tind INSOM. Esq. P.R.S. and Reeper of his Majesty's Records ill the Tower of London._ , nt eci for T. Caen and W. Dari St es, - rand. "tic following . Counties are already published, and iivey be had as above Bedrord I Is. ea. in boardsi llecks.. 2l. 12sr sil. in bfiartls. Bucks. Cambridge . 2l. 2s. 04. in b oar d s . (,:be,shire , Comikall 'tifirrAsmi nancira, - Part VII. Containing Twenty-eiglit VIEWS in the COUNTY' of CUM BERLAND. This Day was published, price .31. J ss. Proof Impressions, price 61. Gs. Ilia VII. of lIRITANNIA DgPICTA ; being a Series of Views of the mast interesting and picturesque Objects ". ti►e several Counties of Great Britain; engraved Irons ihswin s. .fly J. FARINGTON, Esq. D.A. • Printed fur T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. ..The following Cuunties etre • already pubbsbeel, and may be bad as above : . &Ilford ll. 19. 0.1. .Be rks ll. 1:.. Mk tucks - ( . 41Ithridge Clte%llit e Cornwall , — ..., 3l. -.165..3. . - 4t0.0n a. I pay w as published, in' 4to. price 81. 10s. calf, lettered, (maws- LAWN DI CTIONA It Y, ill). , proved and enlarged by the late Dr. THOM.kS MO- F-1 . 1 .• A New Filition, carefully rer•sed and enriched with -•- • utail) new r.xpotit:lt 'MIS ;% nrils atu. Phrases, and 'natty ad- Authorities frOm the Authors. • By JOIIS CAttEl, LLD. • Ault o r '' Latin Plosinly," and other Publications. - Lond on • P r i nted for F. C. null ltivingion ; Nichol. and AY -• • Scatcherd and Letterman ; J.Nonn ; (lathe , id Sow; ; ; J. Cothell t . Longman, nitro, 1 rtne, and Brown ;• "Law and Whittalier; Cadell and Davics ; and' A. Aril; Williams; W. (inger ; W. Otridge ;S. kkuoter; Lackington and Co.; J. Black and Sou; Black, Pitrhury, and Allen ; Ilichard,on ; .1. M. Richardstm ;J. &lawman , It. N. E Bal.bk is., Cradock, and Joy; It. S. liiihy t .1. Rooker; Gale and Fenner ; J. Robinson; .1. Walker ltodwell and Martin; It. Saunders; A. B. Dula ''" . 4 ° 1 4 Co .• w , .1. Bohn ; C. Brown ; 11. Reynolds ; Parker. ox -1"t Wilson and guns, York ; and A. black, Edinburgh. Of wiltnit may he WI, .43141:BIIIDGMENT of AINSW()ItTII's DICTIONARY, burl' • .. - T 4lll lltid Latin ; designed for the Use of-Schools, the Ninth kAttion,-corrected and enlarged, .price 151. bound. • WESSEL'S' JESUITS DROPS: ' .1 14 *1 h. Majesty's Navy - these Drnps haVe rtit tit b s # l o yeatra past otaintained their ehaeactei'ai a spie , - we Int ti le fr,,:arve, Gravel, Dropsy, Stranguary, Weakorss l o the ti.rioa.ry Passage, mitt Genera( litS'.ttb , puti gu i Ar fur Melt absolute ansl speedy (Aire of *h e Vek,„ :acme. WESSEL:* sEsurr DROPS' and stu • 41 -• REAIk.OI I ar.. l the only safe and expeolit ious Coq!: ' art I nature, as to require little or nu vest raies. ct.tit t iy, 44 4 .7 &seat object, to be atte:uled to is, .that Patients and tr re "'lstrti,h ua ki b e care f u l i n hoeing the true and genuine ,ufliairtiatt; asc the unsafe, unsam.,tioned, and darel,erous i t -o .lf erftits attempte4l to he foisted do the Public by :no " are-so outnerous that the Proprietors request li tt . y ) „ . ‘ "chaser to ask for Wessel's Jesuitt Drops, and unless etc the following words on the sthropr, they are gross ut:sit:oft* on the Public " Joseph Wesselss ( ili a St. I'4°l's 44 6 Y ar ti , " '.Melt his Majesty's Cotmuisstonsrs hare or . tu lie -en .levery iterf e j i ,. . on stamp. All others are- Coon -140 ttrin's'E ' l ll Captains, and V e nders, supplied on liberel ltd - m itt 2 s. h.-471.1 per bottle. " bx - Sanger, Oxford-street; %Vita ) Middle - NW/ "'"?uru, is* rutt, Royal fachaole•- n:~~tit:~t~r~. John Nltirray, Wliiteltaven, grocer, to surrender August SO, at thice,•3l ) at eleven, alai !Sept. 24, at three, at the' Black Lion•lno, t 1 ititehaVeti. Atturities, Mr. Staple hot, orme-si s. ault•Peri.y, Whitt:haven. Grorge'Wouoi,ad, ..No t tit Atistoo, 'Vat kshire, atisreh-matiti fact'urtr, Angtvii •..4, and Sept. 24, at two, at the Ton tine Inn, hiteati Id. Mr. tlige, sonthawl'i°u" bailthogs, ur Mr: U./Apr*, Sheffield. Thoutas Strange, Oahe I - lull. Wyatt ) ) t ot set s h ire , eit Atigu,t 2:l o atai 24, ;we-I-even, at tha Yule. ~haitrsburv. ,ttlin tiles, Mr. Dasitteui,d, Stun O,iiist,r, or Mr. Warr'', S.ew hml. 'llrgri . Y Lodi, Leduti ,, stslr, Somerset, Atiglist• '26,',97, " and Sept. 2 , 4, at wit:, ut the Bush Tavern, -Atha- W. it. & l ag, S er j ci iit'slll4l , Air. 'J. .or r. 'J. H. Fraithis, Bristol. Jniale'S Pe4rve, Extuor, August ia, Ana; • Sept eleven, at the t)td London l,tu, Exeter. tonnes, 'Mr. It. brutton, Broad 'it' vet, City of London, - tit. - Messrs Eh - talon anti Vow, r.xett , r. Lawrence Frost, .toile Ashton, ono Michael .Ashton,. Live r- pool, tinthemuercliants, August 28, 29,. and Sept. 24, ' at twelve., at the Star and Garttk 'Tavern, Lieeepool. Attur... vies, Mast's. Avisina and Wheeler, tiverpOol. James Rs oda!! .Wliit Newpurt*Pagrie.ll, Bitekinghaotshire, dealer in l ace,Aiigost.24, at five, 'at the Siialt lost, New pint-Pagaellt 21;, and ~ e pt. 24, ta the liull bin, Olney, at lven. Atturoies, Mr. t. Parton,' L ., • Rii,fi;it and Thomas., Boville,, Scraiuliy, .Yorkshire, met chants, `rcpt. 2, .tt une,'S alai 24, ateleren, at the house • of John Wilstrop, Attornies, Mr. Powell,' Stolcesley, or Messrs. Mot Lon and Williamson, . , %quart. Iti:ALird 'Lewis, Trefnatiney, NlontgotneryS'iire, tanner, Aug., 17, and Sept.'24, to clerel4, at tisti tidy-a . 0A Ion; furl:„ Allorniet, Mr. 6011411e5, - Welchpool, ur Mr. SteVensoit,' • Edwin Iluitt, Liverpool, merchant, August 29, 30, and Sept.; 24, at eleven, 'ut the Kiites'Arms, - 1 0 1 - vefpool.' Attornies, Ad , ingtott and (,regory, Iledford-rOw, or Messrs.. I).ilteitt watt l'ophato, Water -street, Liverpool. Robert Ditieliney; Marlborough,. maltster,.August 9, ..10, agd Sept. 24, at eleven, at the Guildhall, Marlborongh. At tousles, Mr. Wellard, Marlborough, or AL:sorts:Bishop aid Phillips, Size-lane, ' • Henry Frederick liorneman, Queen -street, Cheapside, pier. chant, August 17,24, and Sept. 24, at tsvelve, Attornies, Messrs. Bootie and Coe, ArinOurers' Hall, Cole man-street. DIVIDENDS. Ang. 17. R. 111'. Stratton, Stow-On-the-Wold, t;loticeitelip shire, liquor-mercliant- 7 -SOl. 14,' V. Search, Cicrhenwell green, f eather . ned - manufacturer—Sept. 5. It. Forty, Stow-. un-the-Wold, adler•-Sept. 5.. E. Mayon, Feneludielt-trreet, warelitit.temair—Sept. 7. J. Naettbdc, Old Breinford, seeds until—Supt. 10. 1). Pricy ) Oxturd-streetl, lisin-droper—Sept.. 9. It. Weston, Sheptuit-Mallet, Sontersetsbire, liquor-titer cliatitept. a. J. Smith, Fvvtrdi4lll, KOIT; britOteper— Sept. 17. G. Thumpsuo, Liverponlp lio,skillelfer-seirt. 9. 1). Curling, jun. St. Lawrence, Isle of (limier, dealer--sett. 10. J. Itutt, Great inillec—Sept. 3. .1. Linder, inereliairt..4ll.lit• 19. It. P. Moulton. %riga)), and P. Fawcett, Manchester, m inatitettirerN--Sept. 3. W. P. Lorymer, Newport, Monmouthshire, mereliarit —.tug. :14. E. and C. Hill, Union-row, Little'fower-hill,earillatiors—Sept. 7. 'l'. Eg4ar, I tanner—Sept. 5.. i. Hughes mid It. Chalk°, Storriligtott„ Susses, count:on-brew est —Siipt S. J. Watkins, Chapel-street: Curzon-street, May fair, groLer—Sept. 5. A. Atkinson, Is. i th, jewelli - r—Netit. 5. S. Itiit,on, 'Russell-street, Bermondsey, corpenitr—Sept. 5. J. Vole, 'Carburton-Street, 11. H Fitithury-square, it---Sept. 5. 11. Mid den, Little Chapel-street, IVestininster, cal venter—Sept. 5, J. Elliot, 11.1 yes, Middlesex, inaltster--sept,,,b. J. ftlalaine and A. Neris,Crown-street, sollo b .ivurhlng jewellers—Kept. J. It. brie, Austintriars, merchani. CEILTIFICATES-S LPT. 3. W. Hamilton amid M. Agar, Itiches-court, itte•street, ni,tr- Olants—W. Balding, Gram! !Hove, L ineoltishire, -beast-jobber Harrison, North shields, block dud ma t -rnaber—.l. Gibson Manchester, Calico-dealerW. H. Cla4ke , Wydcomb, Suinersttstiite, Hopkiosori ChiSwell street, inerchant—J. Itatuney, North Shields, J. Cox, 111itiellead, Sontersetshire, ctuUPIN-T. Coburn, New land, t)xturilshire, woolstaplcr--J. Bennett; Manchester, woolleu cord-loatiulacturers. PAR l'N is [NH IPS DISSOLVED. - - - - . SV. steel, T, Mason, S. Ri c k man, J. M'Citlloih-, • and J. Rimy, Li VerPool, g 1, 1 , s-titan(' fact tirers-41. and li.Thompsott, Rotherain, Yorkshire, wine-inerohants—C. Wilson and T. 'tyrants, Rot lterain, Yorkshire, tailors—J. At Itertovi J. Towni 7 drow, S. Farrar, J. Humphreys, L. tiuggelu, and D.M'Kellar, Greenock, sugar-refiner!:—R, and M. Benson; Liverpool, met chant s-..G.,Robjainni, Liverpool, andS, Holbrook, North wick, general commission merchants-4. R. and E. Shaw, Lostodi, Lancashire, fartners--S. rossiek and Ilattituam, Cloak- lane, !rather-selleri*J. BestKiek anti J. AM'', Eleanor, Derbyshire, hotiers—R. Woolv.en and W: %Wick, High-street, Smithwark, hutehers—J. and W. P. Swallow, Readiog, iturseqtrieri-:-W. Davies atal 'l'. Eldridgt, -Exeter, hoi , k , eliers—J.,ll4ll and .1. Litton, Liver Poul, corn rue l liArher auti.S. Dutcher, Sheffield, rasur-iiialiers - -S; Bourne and .1. W. WalVer, Nlelksham,. Wiltshire,-shop keepers—W. S. IlroOk ant i W. Seurtali, Liverrioat,.; *nutlet' , manufacturers—G. Hillditch, Rankside, and V. Hannah, illaclZfriars.road--S. Russell and lt. Allen, Manchester, pi and W. Selig, Wareham, Doractshire, ironnion gerit-A. Knott and F. Maltalieu, Fairfield, Laniashire, corn deatersi.44. Grove itnd S. Mott; lifackwalr, dealers in live stock—i: F. Brook ill.; and W. Col e s Horrishridge, Devonshire, candlesv.ick-inanufacturer4.4,eoYq,' 411 d J, J, Ward, had Weaned! hiis 'attentions front public - subjecta, and left hiat Unequal to the labours cif correspon thence beyond the limits of his personal concerns. Mr..lErmasom, bonWer, in his remarks on the causes and elrects _Of war, ;avails himself Of the opportunity of triuMphantly insulting Great Britain, " Great Britain (he 'states), before the war,lookfrom America near 'l,OOO vessels ; and, timing the war A mer i ca todk front Great Britain,. 1,400 : befine the war, Great Britain seized and made slates of 13;000 American citizens, and Ante rice in the war killed. more than 6,000 ntitish 'subjects, ant! caused thii country to expend such a sum, as amounted to 4 or s,ooo:gnitteas a hearf for every slave she made. She might have pur chased the vessels she took 'for leis than the value 'of tho'se she los't, ind hive used the 6,000 of her men killed for the purposes to which she applied :Ours -bive saved the 4 or 5,000 gninetis a head, , and outamesl a character of justice, which is as valuable to a nation, as to an inclitidual. These conSiderations:(contidnies :tTr..IEFFE SO N), there fore,- leiye Great Britain without hidoeement - to plunder property; and to take Lieu in future On such dearternis." Upon this tlfrision of spleen, as ire have 'ttht much time or space at present, We shall nierqy, observe, that 'whate'ver effect old ag e may have had upon the gerteritteonstitntitin ofAtr. JEFIPER;., toN, or however it may have disilualilied him from discharging the gentler duties of life, 'it hats cer . - t,iinly left all hi, tut bn!ent and malignant passions unabated : and if, instead . Of a :society of friends of peace, it club of the friends of bloadslied he institoted in.Ameriea, of that we should advie iti quoudam Presihnt to become a member. Mr. ADAYII iS more Inlet tluin Mr. Jr 14 1 7.118 reply' t !kt e nth necessary, and as inevitable in their s'ysfetu as hurricanes, e•irthquakes, anti rolcanoes.'! Mr. AnAMS concludes es folloivs':- . --" Our beloved country is surrounded by enemies of the itip:st dangeroits, because the most powerful and Most thuprincipled, ttinprincipled, charactel% Collisions of national interest; of erumuercial and manufacturing rival ries, are. Multiplying around us. '.liA tend of ctis couraging . a martial .spirit, iu mg opinion it ought to be ticked. We have not enough of it to detchd us. by sea or land. Universal and perpetual peace appears to me, immune nrir,iess than everlasting passive obedience, and non-resistance., The bonsai) flack wriuld soon be Ileteed and butchered by 'one or a few. 1 cannot, .01e - refine, he a subscriber or , a member of the' societ. do most humbly . supplicate the I tieologittriS, the philosopliert, and the ro let sue die in pellet. 1 seak only repo:se.- Mr. SEI , IPERS'ON, ire shall here say, though mast unimilahle, is at least rontistent with himself : lie hates Great Britain, and therrtOre abuses her, and "exults in her supposed disasters : but Mr. Auktots--';- most aureasonable ni , lll-- - -,vltile he is deti;\rinifted that all men else shit)! fight, begs that he alone may he at peace ; and exciting, so Ear as ke is' able, .a tplarrelsonnt dibposit itnt, in his heighbOurt, himself '' sevits only .repose.`' ANTIQMIES. Sir loSEPIt' BA CV Kt has imblitited it&aolint an ancient canoe found in Lincolnshire.. 'h Was discovered in April last, at a deptit of eightleet under the surface, in cutting a drain parallel ti iris :the river "Witham, about two miles east at Lin coln, between the city and .Totksey Deeps. It * seem, hollowed our of a oak tree,' is thirty feet eight inthes long, aid measure: three feet in its •widest part. The thicknes3 of the bottom is lee- twcen seven and eight incites. Another siutilar canoe .was discovered twO years ago in catting,a "drain near Torksey Deeps, which was tinfortn nately destroyed by - the- workmen before.' it was ascertained livhat it was. Its length' was nearly the same as that lately- found, but it Was four feet and a half wide. Besides thesti., three other Canoes, very much resembling the above itt cow. struction, have been found .in that County. One in a pasture near the river Trent, not far front Gainsbotough ; and two in Cutting x dralin , through the fens•below Lincoln. .the of These is depos't ed in the British 'Museum. • All_ liese canoes are - remarkable for the free grain of the oak thither, so that the mill-wrights and oarpelitrrs who ex omitted it declared., that iu their,opinion it Wa3 Of foreign growth s and the. prodoce , of,A warmer country. This perhaps spews that the growth of • our timber hes heroin-. less rapid anti, luxuriant, in consetrenceOt the destrueti-ii has rendered the country more exe.wwd, and its climate less mild. It flu t y he, copsidertd another proof of-the great-change in our seasons--; this Wai ''• Warmer country:' alluded to by 'those whose opiirictri bas bttoo, y last • let tecelided ith • staling acitith tages the, entintry might derive li•oln its-Wasteanci 'Uncultivated Lands—and 'these advantages, in ivhatever way looked at', appear unbounded. if cottages', with such a quantity_of land to 'each as an industrious family conid Manage and lire by, were spread over the numerous and large tracts . ground of this sort that now exhibit a Melancholy and ,disgnsting state of neglect and not only the happiness oltime thousands, and the tens of thousands, that might be removed from Wire' cited - n(IS to (( - )ifilurt, would he the re , snit of the measure, b'ut every individual in the community, whatever his rank and situation in life, would profit by it; and a statesmanAike mind .0 ill readily see its importance, since it is a clear and broad daylight proposition, that what in 'et•eases the comforts and' the means of time poor, increases- the rents 'at the latid•o*rier, ,the profits of the mercantile interest, and the* revenues of The State. These cottares-sbouid., in '.these situational b e Milt dituii ' an itients, es to airiat - of the cot. tagers increasing their inclosure as' fast as they can'incretcse their capi:al:- This system of incio. sure 'would avoid and counteract the evils of thus system that has.been acted on; and here the operas tinny Of ;hose Suiting Banks, Which a flight Hornm r . able, and, in my humble opinion) ti Very valuable Member of the 6.ivernment patrenises, would be oory, and strongly fell, for itae there would be an irresistible stimulus to industry and economy Tend the 'morality of the cottage, ton, is general ly in proportion to tht comforts'of it) always he fore the eyes of those, wkom rational polity and rational initice `require Should be encouraged mid ebabled to live by them. We must not now fear to acct; and wr must, art on general and sound 1)/1'00..1., lo proper . tion as the evil is great, itrong must be the power applied to remove it. Recourse to expedients is futile and childish, and the Empire -rail only he saved by a mind and measures of vigour. It is 'not for Inc. to Say where that mind is to; be found, but I f(el, in common with all that I converse Ws, an anxiety to pet Ova the indications of it where it would be mozit useful.. Thanking. you, Sir; very sincerely for your in. clulgence, a n ti satisfied that I could in no way (to any subject gre4!er justice than by leaving it in Nuns bands, I shit)l ttespasi on you no fatther than to express my hope, that the benefits of the Measure I propose, may, by the wisdom of the Leglstatort, be extended to the great luring towns, who nyy not in their parochial mits base the means of relieving themselves Item a btothen that (1 think) they cannot, alt.l it is essential to the interests of the COtilltty they ithould not, bear. tittl e Sir, Your Obliged, humble Servant, CYPIIEn. IMPROVEMENT IN MONTItEAL,:—From 1805 to 1810 there, have been 13 wooden lonises demo. li , died within the old gates, and in the same net int; 64 have been boilt of stone. 'file ntimberol wooth tj houses and storeA remaining within the ohl walls is 43—of which folly have been erected byGoverv,... mew stn-e the commencement of the late wor with- the United States. In 1814, seven stone houses, and tom' of wood, were built its the city and suburbs. In 1805, 23 of stone. anti (2) wood ; and abwit 60 !moss's stun es, of *tont. Are eNpeeted to be built this year within the butiw lieu of ttie cPy.