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'll.t EXlllBlTlON'oimisas'Ustual, from Tut till five. is hereby giveti tt, ail Foreign ..k.Niers Of FRENCH FIVE . .PER (tIENT CONSOLS, that they may receive the lialf-yearly Dividend, doe on the ind Septemher last,•through the Medium of Mr. UR RANUS SARTOItIS. Thole who have alrculy given him their Powers 'af Attorney; or for whom he holds Stock itt his own Name. wilt, on application At hi 4 CAlSAting-honsei N.q. $l, Gloat WinchiSter-stieet, he paid the said Dividend,. at the Ex.! Ithiluge of aS 1. 40sL ptr ,C. Ste:lnv • MRS. lILVEMATsrrlart NEW won't, This DA? was published, in 3 vols. limo. priest 15.. C GAL/DINS ; or. PERTINACITY, it Novel. By NIR.S. 131111)CiE1' ALLIEMANTI.E. Author . of" Mortimer fla11," " l'indietjvo Spirit," " Prison Howe," " Baron of lealconhe , r. 4 ""&g. Psinted for A. K. Newman and rn. Leadenhon,street. • .• The f.ilt grint; will ',ppm. this ot tenth Gonsales. de Balaivia; 11 • Romance, by Anne of Swansea', 4 roig. Villasanielle; or, Tlie Curious rmpertinelit ; a Romney'. by Catherine setden: The Wife rittalice and the • Caleilanian Siren ; a Ro— *voice, by M. Breton, 4 vulS", • • Lite of a Recluse : by - A. albson, 2 vole. Myst, deg of Hungary : a Ittitriantie Story Of the 15th Csu .tury,' by•Eiltsarti Moose; Esq. 3 vols. This Day was published, I One large Volume, Hum price es. ITILLASANTELLB; or, The Curious Impel. itwat, a notnitrtce. • . • lly CATHARINE SELIAN.. of " Nun," " Count do cant; roe," " Se. renl." Villa Nova," (ierman I ttcrs," • -Printed. for A. K. Newman and Lt , atlettlfolLstreet. The.followin; wilt appear !ifig• Attt upon and- Wirtrer Trite:Balance of comtort to. 'the Old Maid and the Mar i/v.l 'Woman, by Mr:. huts, .3 cols. . . ; or. tlizabeth, her Lover and fin , bantL 3 rots, t mrotine of Lichfit;ild; New Edition, by Thomai Hulcraft, ;,.. of•Flarnn Trenrk• ; transtitect hr the saute,. ruts. %Vb.% the t4tranirer 1 by. He ire DOlloe. •• C:4utlist4, t , (.4,.Pertinacity,• by ilrldiNt Bluelawitle, volt. This Mtv'srere Ouhlishert, hanasomelyprinied in T+ , o Lin:" V. 4.4nes St. illoitrmed wish Maps, 64c. price ►l. 16 , 3. in ,•os, the Fourth Edition Of TRAVELS in tlriotis Countries n( EUROPE, ASE.s.; and , AFRICA. • • By E. D. CLARKE, LI , D. • . .Part the TAier.uty, aad .11.1121{EY.. Printed f'r T. CAdr;i and. W. Davits, Straz,cl,l,64clon ; and 14Nakwout , x"htlor^ , . ti. • - • Of whom may be. had, a fcc• remaining CopieA, in Ito. of Part the !ieroild—Gretce, Egypt, and the Holy Land.--, Section the Third. To . ~.rhich is athlei;,. 4.Stipii`wommi. rv op,cting theituthor's-Jotirney fronleinistantinuple to.l;l4ipin ; containing 116 Accouill , of the Gold Mines o Trawylvania libirgary. Price 41, 10.6 d. bi boards. This Day was published, in OCtarne' price Bs, boardi s REPOR T of OBSERVATIONS made in the mitxrAtty HOSPITALti in BELGIUM, atter the B nix of WATERLOO ; with raue,.REMARKS *pun AMPUTATION. By JOHN THONISON, r.ics. E. Consulting Physician to the Edinburgh New Town Dispen sary, Professor of Sorpry to , the Royal College, of Sur. irons Professnr of Military Surgery is ills University of Elliutiurgh, and surgeon to the Vora*. Lately published, by the saw* Author, Lectures ,n li:eammatioa, exhibiting a 'Vietv of the Ga iter:ll Doctrines, Pathological and Practdlat of Medical Sar- EerY ; tivn. /4s, Wants.. Printed for T. Cadell arid W. Davivs,,Strand x London ; and William Blackwood, Edinburgh. MEDICAL BOARD; CFI Aituyrre HOUE * SURREY. Doc Toll s COOI'ELt, UNROE', 'anti DUN - J CAS, Physicians to the Medical . Board at Charlotte 131ackfriars-road, have ascertained; that upwards of bloc/ I , ,,ri..nts are cured annually of prevailing disardess, that bilndleds'‘ , ere in a diFtressing state, owning to quacking them.mirts, and by consulting men ignorant of the 'profession, , I v e r ie e th e p u bli c by specious promises and immoral ad vertkratents. Eruption. on tlie head, face, and body, doer sited throat, swelliti,:s in the neck, nodes on the Shit) hones, pins in the brad ar:11 tioths,'freqttently to en for the rhen iinatism, swelled it;:el , .‘s, and nervous debility, are diseases which appear yeins utter, and the consequences of improper treatment. Cooper, Ntantae, ant Duncan, ate,consulted, daily, 6..+n eight lilt tl;_)it, f,r by letter, etiiitainsng a fee; and the ru‘,r have adrici. fin Tuesdays, , Tliur.dayg, and Siindayl., till tw4-Icr u'eluck.—T4ere; is a shit: dour and priyate monks fox Youtales._ fdAritnioNy. P6'OI ) LE of every rank itsy adoration to the " shrine of Weiilocli ; but, where the Constitution has teen tainted by disease, nr debilitated by a' certain. batit, &Witt:teed at an early age, a reinivatiun of stability Orel:ills to entering that state• is indispensably requisite to revive the 'Cambering sparks of life, and to reanimate the system. Ifor tar,- ilisordrix hare contributed inure essentially to destroy llymeneal happiness than those whieh are the consequences " ' 1 "t‘ . 1 1,11 ‘ 10,1 PiraSitte. It was this consideration which' in 41 "'cei ISesr.r. Ct! n itn . ; anti Co. Surgeons of eminence and professianal atfiiiniiients, Members of the Royal Col lei;es of London and Faliiiintrgh, to pr , sent to the Public the rt suit of thirty years • experience it, the Cove of Venereal Co ,,, plaitits, and those Debilities and Deficiencies which net iinfrequently prevent or imbitter the matt inionial state. Irt lime various gradations, frnat recent infection to confirmed Lars, their treatniebt em:ntiainis very often a speedy, and Cnap a radical Cane. In dubious eases, their lung and well strranged expei ear gives them a promptitude of decision that gettires the Patieut from - being mereurialized outof Isis ex ist - t c Lacing his eonstitittion undermined, and the vi ta! vrincipl e tleArnyid by ti latent, but insidious disease, ut a blind and laud rontiflenee in thallOw t sstendr.is. in Nay timii Diseases, Vascular Itelaxatiim, and Atony of ttilF Or rwis, inisint from excessive intlulgencei ittsalttbrioiri cli" e.r solitary sensuality, their practice give s new life and tot lite sy s t e m, e ven in t'aSrS which are verging 'la *lnttr. Strictures and othei ilera: , ept nients of the Urethra, they rontivr in a. mild and effeettialmanner. Slight and ce tera eases of l'enci ai' Infection ate mired in the short period of tw o days. To the Feoale Sex it will be consolatory to know that they may be cured of these Debilities which defeat Conception, and -sap the foisticlatiou of contilibial .felieity..- Pat ients treated With Candour, clelicacy,..aail inviolable, se tray. , r. . C1 4 may he consulted every day, at t h eir honse, 1517, liattorf-garden,-.Letters from thqs £o entry, Stating neeneefrl y tier easy mode of living, &e. and enclosing a Rtuott.kocc far A.drice and Mediciues, will be treatcd-With etutlivusatttnti4u.—Nu.lo7, kiattonl4rden. I_, : ' rICTU.4I,LLyC-OFFICE, September 27 1 1816. T HE COM ill MSIONERS for I'ICT.U4.L.LIING IIi.s . .II.9JESTY'S Nell/7de hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 18;h of October next, they will be ready to re• eeivel'enders in writing pealed up), and treat fur the Supply (Vali sitehvicantitiis , of .FRESII BEEF and SEA ritoVl. SIGNS tis 'nay be demanded for theme of his Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the Ports undermemanned, BEEF—Aft Belfast, CarriehfiTgus, Larne Her bomr, and Newry. SEA PItOVISIONS—,4t Belfast, Carrickfergus, Larne 11mq/our, and Newry; and at Londonderry, aint Longlt• swil/y. The Fresh Beef for the period of One Year, from the 14IA of November nest; and the Sea Provisions for the apace of twelve - Calendar Months tertain,froin the st3d qflAat Month, and further until Si.r. Months sprinting shall be givenibr the teTminationof rrz.??cti3tT ctopttacie. Ate a.i*Ntio44 which ,wi,j he seen qt Oi;Seeretairy'r:Ncee, at this O j fice, or ty tiiplyims• to the Colletior of his Alseetils Custenas at jeffest and 'Londonderry respectively. No regard will be had to airy Ttndcr ix who'd. the Price .thell not ,be inserted in Words at length,. or that shall not lie deliveretl to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday, the 18th of October ne-tt, nor unles; the Pereon who vialies the , Tender, ;ir some Person on his behalf, attends to ansiverwhen called for; nor will any Tender for the Sea Pro vision; that contains extraricont prices upon some articles, and pricer much &Varier to Mr real value upon et/seers, be ton• eidercd as pr"per to he admitted. Ketch Tender must al e° 6e accompanied kg a Le:ler signed by two rcsmisible Persons rngagink to become bound with ike Party lentkriag, in the Penal Sum of 6001"..f0r the due per formance of each of the Contracts. Oct. 4, 1818. HE CO ;11,11 , 1 IS 5 . 1 NE RS for VICTUALLING Hi. if4J'ESTrs9 4:V4/I'd& hereby give Nutlet, That 3 / 4 Friday, the Bth of November next, they, will be ready receive Matra In in'ithlK (sealed up), and treat fur a' pintail?, of prime IRISH iIEEF and POItK, cnial in the aggregate la sow Tierce" of the former, andsooo Tierce" r t f the latter species, to be tared in the ensuing Season; two fiftli . parts theerftet be packed in Half Puncheons, twolfla parts its Threes, and the remaining orw:fifthport in Barret,) to be .delivered into Ms 21.Thjestn's- Victualling Stores at Deptford, in regnletr proportions of each description of Casks, GT the periods undermentioned, via. One Mird part of the whole by the 14th Febisiary One thte•d pat.: awe by i'r 15th dpril - 1817. dad the rewainiak ihied rirt by the 3110 May and to bc paid for tiy jlills payable, kith Interest, ninety 'Myr afte'r date. 7ne Conditions of the Contract may to ,seen at the Se th* gilicei..kr..4yMtpfyins . to fir. J. Ir. Dunstervilie, .iffsnt Pirtuatler at C..rk 1 to lintCoitecten tri Ills.llujesty's- C'etstonas at Limerick. Ilelfast, Newry, and iVaterford I and to the Secretary to the Postmaster-Gencral" at Dablin.reopectively.' N.B. No render fora leis quantity than 500 Tierce! of Beef, and 800 'fitreei of Porit, wEI: be admitted; nor will re- 6ra.rd be had to an ix . which the Price shall not Ge inserted in worris at length, or .that Shall not be ltlirered to thr Board before One o'Cloelt on the said ,Priday, the Bth of No vember next„ nor unless the Perron who 'niches the 7'ervier, or stone Person ON his behalf, attends tir an 31475 WACO Called for. Each raglip Hurst be arcompanied by a Letter Jigged by two responsihle Persons engaging to become bound with' the Party tendering, in the Penal Sum, of ISt. per cent. on he aanount, for tke due performawce the Contract. • EXCHEQUER BILL OFFICE. Oct. 12, 1815. TO BE OFF. tXCREQUE/B BILLS dated i the Month of Norem. Isis. Oz. On Aids, taus, sa Geo. M. Cap. 5. Vote at Credit, 1815, L. 6,000,000, 55 Geo. 111. Cap.l96. THE LORDS cOALUISSIONERS of HIS • ximEsTrs TREASURY having given directions for paying off the Principal of the above-mentioned EXCHE- Qum lII4LS with the Interest due thereon, at the Ex chequer Bill °Wee in the Receipt of Exchequer; New Palace yard, Westminster,. on Wednesday, the :30th day of October, 1816, attendance will be given daily (Sundays and I olidays)ex eepted) until, and including Thursday, the evil of October; 'rum ten o'clock in the morning, till one in the after loon, for.the purpose of receiving the same;• and, for the greater dispatch, the bearers of the said Bills ate desired to place each' description of Rills in.separate Lists (which are to be obtcined ut this Other) classing them in the Order of tbcir respective dates, such as are for the same Amount being numerically arranged, and specifying the principal, Sums end Interest due thereon, computed from, but excluding the days an which 'they are respectively dated, to the said 30th day of October inclusive, when the interest will cease; and the said ,bearers, (being holders or not) are indispensably re quired to indorse each Bill with their usual signatures; and to write their names and residence at the bottom of each separate List; and they are moreover required to at tend the Exchequer Bill Ottice for payment, nod 'to receive the nee) Bills, and give the ReCeipts for the•same. If any of the. Polders of the aforesaid Bills should be de+ sirous of receiving payment of the Principal and luterest, previous to the Laid t,tb day-of October, they' may be ac commodated otv computing the Interest to. the day on , which they wish to be paid, and laming the saidZills for examina tion one .iay prior thereto. • such persons as may be desirous of having new Excheguer Bills in whole or in Tart of payment ,of principal, upon liiarkiliA new Bills, and mentioning the moonlit-at the bottom of thew Lists,delivered' op oe before' Thursday, the 84th Of October, nsay he azcommodated with new *Bills, payable to - ur Order, carrying; an In terest of three, pence farthing, by the day, ert every-, one hundred pounds, which said will bear date the'said 30th day of October, .and will be delivered, together with the interest due in respect -of the Bills so desired to be ex changed, on Thursday, the Slst day of October, and the following days. 'the Exchequer Bills to be issued in g*elninge, and made ppyable to or order, as abormateutiened, maY be eithee transferred Oy entiOrsement, or will be paid to the Bearer if the blank shall not be filled ‘ up., ; N, B. All Bills dated prior to November, 1815, Nive,.been adveitise4,4s!bc,v4id 014 . tutd.tho Int4rest thercou evitlv4. : AT a Numerou s a nd Respectable MEigitiNG's of the ELECTORS of, BARNSTAPLE, resident in London, held at °teen's Hotel, Portugal-street, Lincoln's ,thg 15th of October, 1816. • Mr. Jnas ltaxuaLt. bring called to the Chair; Captain Sir HrNfly Ctottstrs TitomrsoN, of the Royal Nary, having de clared himself a Candidate to represent this antnentilorough hParliatuent, on the first sor..ancy that racy occur : Rewired, That Captain Sir /hiry Clements Thompson, front his highly respectable character, and Wing a firm and zealous supporter of his King ;int! Country, in whose 0111 Sr Ale has fought and lost an aria, from the honourable amt in. dependent principles he posiesses, both as a British Naval Ctilacirrand a Gentleman, and front the conviction ou our minds that - be will at all times support our rights and in to:matt, is, in our opinion ' in all respects hi,gbly quellded to represent Our Bort;littit in Parliament. A. t itteSolved also, That w e w ill b o th collectively and indivi dually use our utmost and zualons exertions by all constitu tional means to support Captain Sir tipiaz Crotreas . ra Trwertotes interest, and ultimately ininte the object of his wishes, by returning him one of uur Representatives is Far liaveat, on the den oppurtauity Una :stay offer. Resolved, likesolso, That our brother Premises', 41 - ThiPli= staple, and elsewhere, be incited to cantina's, astir .1101101 r, and they are hereby particularly requested to co-,irstit c stilts min the above honourable and laudable undertat,mg, there by firmly securing the honour and itldNpttitlef ce of our an tarot . 13utough, by sending Captain Sir HEVitl , CLACAILN•ri Tifygl , sos to Parliament, at one ut our RepreictitßtiVett. Resolred lastly, That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, and published in the London, Exeter, and Ply unaoth Papers, and sent to our brut her Freemen at Barnstaple. JOHN RANDALL, Chair Mint. Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr, Randall for his conduct in the. Uhair on the present occation. BAST INDIES. rOlit WILLIAM, APRIL 5.--*The Right lion. the Governor-G.-Awe! in Council Iran the satistac• tion of announcing to the Army the Resolution of the Honourable the Cottrt ot ,Direcrors,contitinen in their - General Letter in the Military Depart lient, ►under date the 23d of August, 1815, grant ing the Brevet Commission of Captain to all Lieu tenants in the service of the Honourable Com pany, who bare not obtained that rank (via. the rank of Cap ain) after• 15 years' service. • It appearing that the Honourable the Court of Directors hare always calculated the period of strvice from the year of appointment, as cadet his Lordship in Council, guided . by this principle, and by precedents in former cases c►t a similar mature, is phrased to determine that the present Brevet shall 'include the Lieutenants appointed Cadets ot the season 1801, and all of lourr standing ; and shall have elicei from the 81.11 January, Lucre follow the Prometivms.) .The Honourable the Conti' of Directors hay. ng, in their tatter above alluded to, directed into it may be distittotly intimated that the Brevet Commissions now granted, shall not give any claim to increased allowances of any description vrititt ever, his Lordship.in C ou ncil c on s id ers i t proper to notify their orders on this point, for the infor. ma:lon of the Officers concerned. Fowl' 4 i r tt4.4ast, APRIL 17.—The detachment of the HoneurithleCompany's European lieglnent now doing thity in Fort William, istlirected to halt! itself iu readiness- to embark 'for jays, at the shortest notice, in the vessels which halve been ordered to be engaged, for the removal of public stores froM that island. . . CALCUTTA, APRIL 18:•;—.The Mary Anne has put bask to the New Anchorage, in consequence . of having lost two anchors. Site will not ger out till next sprin gs . llis Majesty's shiplphigenia, in dropping down from the new anchorage; was' aground' on utizeu, at tour ou Monday afternoon, but got off again at the flood tide. The Minstrel Las only reached . Fultah, nutl it is supposed, that if the weather cOutinties boisterous, she will not be. able :10 cross the James and Mary before the commencement of next Springs. MATRRLoo FuNt).—At a Meeting of the Com mittee ot•Managetuent held in the Town Hall., btl Thursday the 11 tit . April, the Chairman reported, that Government Hills to the amount , of. 20,9074. Is. 4(1:' have been purchased for remittanee to Eu rope, exclusive of some private Bills paid in on account of Subscriptions. CALCUTTA, /teem followiog ships have entered the river since Tuesday last :—tlie American vessel Benjamin Bush, 'Capt. Ainsley, froth Philadelphia, 10th December.' rassengrrs-.-NI r. Joveph Items, and Mr. J. Roffman, Super eargors Mr. G. H. Hough ; Children, Miss Pturbe Hough, MU,* Sarah Haugh, Mi ss Ch ar l otte H. White, and Master Haugh. :The Benbunin Rush has • Imported treasure to the amount of nearly MAO rupees. . . The American brig Dryade, Captain James Bufflnton, from Newbury' Port, 234 fictoher, • We learn that rue Minstrel, free trader, grounded near Mid Point, and lay all night of the 25th inst. on the hank ; and on heaving up the anchor, founit the -stock guile, And having, only .one serVicerrbli anchor remaining, site returned to Diamond Har bour for'a supply. The Purser of -the Barossn, Captain Hawkey, landed this .efternoon at the Bankshall. His Mitiesty's ship Cameleon is at Kedgeree. Lieut..' Boileau 'irrieed at Etowndall on the 1 I th inst. where, he was met by a Deputation' from the Court of .Nepatil to COUINct bin! to •gatmandoo. Lieut. -Boileau is ordered to act as Resident until the:arrival-of the Hon. Mr. Gardner. A,latte body. of robbers,. who, every other professional men in this country , this rob bing tvdeation of theirs,--it should appear, by he tvdiut/ttllltge, have escaped from the Pitittinnalt ?f roy,, and entered the district of Mydua. pore. .Several , detachments havebetneent against them. Lieut . . Shari, of the 2011) Infantry, has, we -an del - Stand, succeeded in 'seizing a great many of them.. . _ ,y ._ NOTTINUHASI FRVAIE-131t-EAKLitts. TO THE EDITOR OF Sure... In my last I pointed out te• you the exist• ence of it Committee, whose oriiers wets, promptly and.regtilarly executed. .1 will now give you an 'nstanee with what derision the mandates of this Committee are performed. On Satioday night Lon , it ordered, 100 men to enter toe village of Lamhley, about six miles from this place, and de ny 36 frames belonging to two own in partner. shir, for havit4 made use of expressions witich oils Committee deemed improper. These men took military possession of the village, and in the course of a very short time, completed the dcstruc• tion they were sent on. Yet nothing is dour to bring these daring rascals to justice. Plat:arils see ti l l in this town, inviting tios inliebitatitq to prepare ire-arms, as they will sisertip be calted 'epee: to tight the tyrants who 'now oppress them. Notthifbatss i thst.'l4. A.l". FRENCH LITERATURE. The French Pre", k now producing a wotk which we email scarcely hare expt,ated from it, fa' least fur some vcars tti come, viz, The ('am. paigna of the Duke of Weilingtim. Ile:petting this publicAinit we learn, that the trlehroted I)ltpierst-liertittu t Lies undertaken to ertglitve his Grace's difftrtat victories • 1 - '4 Spain, awl Prance, down to the Battle of Water loo. The first awl second Number's are alrcwly publislied, and the 'third will appear in the be. , gionivg of next womb. '!'he type, executed by Didot, is !Mid to be beantiful, und the embellishments elegant. The fallowing ore the CONDITIONS AND PLAN OP THE WORK. 4f Each rummer to contain Six plate‘, with nri. appropriate histOrical description iu Frett6 and English. The whole to be completed in four. Numbers folio, each number riti francs; n tew copies, with proof impressions, have been worked on large paper, price 72 francs each oionbe r .— An Equestrian Portrait of his Grace the Duke of WelliiiAton, followed by a part of his Stall, de coed by Carle Vernet, %rill be published with the last number, and charged 12 francs. COATI" OF A ?RICA. The Report of thee Select Committee of the loose of Commons, relating to the British forts rot the coast at Africa, which has just- been 'kir• masted, of a great Wass of interesting infore minion oil the Poi of tr a d e , un i t natura l productions of that t obotry; "Tie Principal ivied ness examinee( before the Committee was, Mr. bwonzey, from whose evidence particularly we have made extracts. Mr. SWROZCy states, that intlividoel may trßeel between 2 and 300 miles into the interior from the Gold' Coast Itt perfect safety: and is also oleorly of opinion, - that, to retie the Niger, the point from which the ex. ploring of the iuterior of Africa - should commence is the Gold Coast. Merehnets from Ilowsee, large to wo on . the. beyontl, *lce Air, Park expl o red, he says. Where in the habit of eolideg down to the Gold Coast to trade ) the join ne y f 'occupiCcE utiont three months. " Slav ei.," he adds, " la tvr been brought. down tb the lac>ls! Coast try,Ashantee n track!s twin a country called DOT/CO, before the abt.nition i f the slave -trade who mitst,have coma at leak 1000 mks from the, agate rior, by, ibelture it was said (nil occupied in their journey." These Ashantee flatlets repre, seated their ownemintry as exceedingly fine, con aining large qnstntities of 'gold and ' elephants, cattle of all . Bolts common to . other tropieal climates, and their capital as a place of great extent; Mr. Henry Alfred Adamson. Governor of Dix cove ,fort,- :on the ,coattiii Afriets, to a que,tiou pin to him by the Commissioners to investigate . the,atate of the forts and settlements on that coast, answers--" Death is seittom, if ever, inflicted ink persatt,, if he have property sufficient to pay. Frequently canes of a very serious nature arise from vary causes. .For example, if a per.. son steals 0 fowl troM another, and it is disco 7 vered, he to whom the fowl belonged e4re' to have two or three other persons as evidences; then it is left in oblivion for two or thole years. IVitell damages are' brought, they calculate the weber of young ones this fowl might have pro.' duced ; and during the. slave trade whole families . hive been sold to defray the expence. In such cases corporal punitilitnent is seldom inflicted, generally pecuniary fines.. Accidental injuries are commonly settled by the person paying an equi. , vitlerit for the injery received." The island of Goree, on the coast of Alt ica, is considered as situated in the territories. of Daniel, King of' Cayur, Watt whose ancestors the grant was-orlgi nally ohtaineiL From that period, and until 20 years s ince, the peninsula of Cape Vend was I. Chided in the dominions of that Illince; hot in consequence of the heavy contributions levied Ott and differieg in religious opinions front their fellow-stibiects, the hiliabitants of the Pew tilnsUlft, headed. hy.art able Chief, threw off their allegiance, awl ereCteti 111CMICIVCS into sit intle.. pentlenrßepublic. T4iey built a wall :wrote that .part which turns Cape Binsuttel, to defend them selves against the Xing, and fenced it with viper. tuition. Darnel assembled i large - artny.to attack them; but suck :WAS the superstitious terror of this sacred wall, and perhaps the more rational dread of the brave and desperate men that were behind it, that, though he remained encamped in its .vieinity kevtrai weeks, he never venttwed a serious attnek,...and from !entitle anti, desertion atnongut his iii.comOinett army, was obliged to return dise'ourfitett,.