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i;gt tittz sok i.,11,- E mlk• Si* 1 ,~` _ w~'r~'~r tsii!, _ ~ .:. ~ :. La ;ilgc, Urvin ER 74 I 9 .1 1' I I EAT II E BOY AL, •DRUBY- LANE. T — HIS PRESENT EVENING, .Jime 17, 1816, tltcif :Majesties' SernintA will 'perform the Play of - . A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS. Lord a liaii ; Sir Giles Over :reach, Mr. '.ean; WellbOrn, Mr. Harley; Allwottli, S. P e nley ; Marian, Mr. M linden ; Lidy Allworth, Mrs. Glover; Mar 'Wet, Mrs. (torn ; Froth, Miss Tidswell. After which (s)h time), a new Farce, in One Act,'ealled THE MAN HIS OWN mAsTErt. The (Character~ by Mr. Barnard, Mr. Okherrv, Mr. 11ar 14Y1 Mr. lc...night, Mr. Cnveney, and Miss E. Halfortl. To which will be added, the Farce of THE IRISHMAN IN LONDON. hiurtoch Delayey (with the original Planwty),_.Mr. John- Stone ; Loaisit, Orge r 7 " ~1 1" It4 75.; Second Price as. 95. ; Second nice u.4--I,ower Galltry 25. ; Second Price 1 s.—Upper Gallery §eCollti Price Gil. ViV-niorrow, The Heiress; with Caledonian Laurels, Syl vester Daggerwood. The Man his own Mager, and other ItotertainnientF..—On Wedrtesday,The Poor Gent ; wit It Lovers' , Quarrels. and Who's Who Thursday, Othello; 'with The trbli Widow. • THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rinHIS PRESENT EVENING, Jute 17, 1816, AL will be revived the Tru.tic Play of PI.7.ARRO. Atalilia; Mr. Egerton ; Rolla, Mr. Young; Orozembo, Mr. Chapman; Cora, Mrs, Vaucit ; Pizarro, Mr. Conway ; Alonzo, C.'Moible; 13.14C00115, NlE'rerry ; O'Neill (being I:erappe4raueejn that Chuacter), • - . End of the Play; a New Divert isement. ,To.wlliol will tie added, the Melo-Drama of THE MILLER AND HIS MEN. Grim Wit, Mr. Farley ; Count 14‘edericli Friberg, Mr. Ha 'merlin' ; Karl, Mr. Liston ; • Lothair, Mr. Abbott ; 'lWroar, Mr. Chapman ; Claudine, Miss S. Booth ; Laurett, Miss Ca ters; Bavina, Mrs. Egerton. Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Nfr. Brandon, at the Box-Office, 1-13'4-street, from 'reit till Four. • • On•ThOrsday. Isabella : Isabetla '(for . the lag time this sea -44M), Miss O'Neill; .afith Killing Nu Murder: ' •-••• ROYAL ACADEMY, - SOMERSET-PLACEA riinu-ExiinirrioN of the ItOYAL!ACA- - nmv OPEN, and will continue .so till'fnrther Notice, froth Ei4ht.;Clock in the Murning,till Seven!in the Eveninp—:Adini.ssion Is. Catalo,, , Yue'lfi. • HENRY HOWARD, lt.A. Secretary. MR. VirESVS fitcrunr OF CHRIST REJECTED. I,A/1:1,4 r Ladies and Gentlemen amongst the thousands who ,have .seen. this PICTURE.. (which is still in EXHIBITION). havin,.,• , expressed a wish. to b e in fortned %Own it was Mr. WEST"s intention of publishing PRINT front it, I am .authorised respectfully to acquaint .them and the Public in general, that,a DRAWING is now finished preparatory to that Object, and placed in' the "Room' with the ORIGINAL PAINTING, at Nu. 135, PALL-MALL, for their inspeetion where Subscriptions are received, and 'printed particulars way had. . , • By Order, CHARLES sigma, Secretary. 113, fall Rlall, Mav 11, 1816.. ALB; The EXWBITION opens as: usual, front Ten till Five. 40NEYis ready to advance,, with prherwfitti'de .secreey, at legal Annuity friterest, on rreehold, Copyhold, leasahoid,.. or. Fancied Propera, Bent Charr P• es. • "Iklarriage Settlements', Widows' Jointures; Wills, Clergy: Med's Living , , mid Annuity Bonds. Apply bettreeriNine and Five, or by itster, to the. Director of the Natioitil Ban No. d, Laiwer.l,i.' 1-,[Feet, Colden-square.--M•itter,ur a.. 3 to 1s vt;ll be ersc'ed, and all Leans red ...1.4 1 01e, at th, ..1 the t0r , , , , '7ll/..rttrAlt TOCLIIrt • A Tic iNsoN.sV ,GLl'r ••10 , 03 • • Grey tit' Iltd Hair on the Heed or Whisti:i to a Brutvii or Black, so that neither nor any other collie, can possibly rinuove the colour, price es. lbs. sti. and 'One Geinew. KibIINSON'S CURLING FLVII), celebrated for its pe culiar properties of restiiring ihe Hair On bald places, and far keeping it in Curitluriug exercise, or in ,tlasup weather. For testimonies of its efficacy, see an Pisay on the N4ture of the Hair,&c. enclosed round each Boult,.price 3s. ed. 7s. if& atid;Ono ' ATKINSON's AMBROSIAL SOAP, fore presenting the Skin chapping, and for making it soft, smooth, and beauti fulls white, price Is. a square ' or Ins. rd. a dozen. ATKINSON's. VEGETABLE. PASTE, in Pots, for Wash ing or , at 2s. 6.1. s pot. , 'ibis is a tery neat . Article for the Toilette, also for Gcntleinen who travel, as thy Pot, aniwers the purpose of • a idniving-box, anti is mire!' more porrable.—Sold by James Athinion, Perfumer, No. 44, Ger rard-street, Solio-square, London i and by most Perfutusis siutt Hair-dressers in the K. 31100111. TO THONIASIIII..OIt, • No. 9, New JOritlge-str<;et, London. 'Novara) Fitt;, I.lE(3t.leave to inform yon 'that e'er. since the year 1790, I hnd been 'afflicted witlt•tbe . Lues•Venerea ; which, front its olistituttely resisting *every course tit medicine pi•escrilul by the most eminent of the faculty here, and un dergoing severalserere courses of Salivation, and twice dk charged front the Hospital with little relief, would appear to tse of the most itteeteeatAt austure. In the spring ill last year toy disorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put it period to my existene'e—l had a large ulcer on the crown r ot' alv head, sum on each arm, and in legi were broke out in a frightful' wanner; my right was dreadfully painful, and had been-in a state of ulceration for the last seven years; my laNt lied also on it, Wt.', very touch discoloured, and gave' ate such exerwiating pain; particularly When'warin in 1 4 1, • as nearly to deprive. me of, rest ; iii I his lkilYtt‘iltilille St-it 19,1 ectnumeittled by 'llunupsun, (who received so great W taire by them here), to take your tealte's Patent Pills, whiAdi I began t0d,,00 the ;tali of hay in the course t 1 fortnight began to receive benefit—in little more than a ttotttlit he ulcers on toy he,tlatid arnia were soundly healed— loon after, the sores on my legs herded also; leaving, how ever, consitkrable discolour:aloft in' the skin, and pain ill the . butte of the left, which, by the likssing of God, and a little longer pevt,,:el , :ticc in your iovoltiable M b edicine, tuhtiiicd the 111.4 ersing, the skin regainiug its - .;atur..l hue, -and lit,- wit:turf - 00. paint gradually going oti.-1 thus bccaior, by lour silvice :tad medicine, perfectly free from alt my forrler eoluplaink--itare recovered my former' spirits apld stren4tli, mid sin become, jolly and fat, in which state bay tit; • faiition,d many temiths, tb the astOnisbment of all who knew site, I ant at a' loss iu what terms t. express toy gratitude, but' beg you, for rite gootl e of xither faire, tog mortals; .to make tins my case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa t*H,a; in poi will greatly Sir, your t rjatefol, obedient, verthutohleseri•tent, ALEX. NIIJEK,EII, loso, II igh-sti eat. Edinburgh. cit nesSes to t be-above Cure Jolni Thomp , :tu, No. 3', Nest * 'Pooh ey Market, • Edinburgh; j 1, it Nl'ltaissit, Old Assembly Close, Edinburgh. rf , pat ed and solo by the sole Proprietor, ruiOMAS!.I.4Y neniher'of the, Royal .Cellege of Surgtoritts, at Ids nunse, No. tt. New.lll'idge-strett, London; whine, aftcra telliAtllttrO:Oldctice of more than 40 years, in a praetive Taal t" the cure of VvllviVll (;umplat'ots and 1.11,,5e th" ki clitt'l to the Pa'rts of Generation, , Vit h that i nViOlab l C e .„„ e j e , ?" v h n the 01 his profession sheath' always observe in '----'4)6"''l":,..Sktters himself the advice aml assiotanee he gratititouslyettlittinisters to pciisons taking this MettiCiiie, will lac estecined; Ity t disc'ernirtt; Public, as an a Ival.tage seldont and vOitt of 'ititnittlilOity. Also cold, I.y his tappaintosent',.for Vie convitni ence of those I,ving at a distance, at the Torshop, 103, Oxford-xtreet ; Dkbilotigh i t, nsti-strebilh; Mr. Easters, itclinbtifgh ' ; Dublin ilia by " Pett.on, in ever •i ' • ble town in Great liritain and I' Y. culls (~.ta Ti t 401 Stnrrii.d, and sealed up ab Full mxels , ot ou . ly 94 ! 4. .1 , r :ft anti Dhoti dir •ettous whereby t ersons, o e, 1 11 0" X • care ea.te .speed acid saictl• , af a rt . y l c 4 ~+1.3 t r. ;. I ' ' T. fr.",,..1 1 '.-- - . 15.. t.- ' itrr . . t, i~ _ ;44 . . :.'' ' 1 17 711 ' ' , r . 11 ,t.pc" ~, it . ~., Ti- • t tai* ji* . C 147.411, MG. FF ICE , e) . 117 . 1e 4 1 9 ;°, 911H1;: COMMISSIONERS for VICTU:111 INGI -g- Ilia MAJESTY'S N-41"1" do het op) give Notice; That on Tuesday, th , . 18th Instant, they will be ready to receive TeYders i,rwriting (sealed up), true! treat Art what VINE;-, - GAR may.be•etquired fire the service ilMire Department, for 'he - space twelve Molars 4eelaia Amp ,1he : 934 July next, aiml further until six-lianas- Irtyrin . ;;]sliall be ; ta, be , delivered, from time to tirUe, as demutirded, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptfir.d ; and to be paid fl. by Bills payable, it'll], Interest, winch/ days after dote. Tide Conditions of the Contract may, be seen at the Secre tary's ',Office. .No regard will he "had to any, Tender in which he Price ihallnot be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he dClirered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tuesday, the lath Instant; nor unless the ParSOn who makes the Ten der, or MAC Person t i n his behalf, attends, to answer wlee►s called .16 , r. Each Tender mast also be accompanied by a Letter silned b, two reslionsild:; Pe..sons engaging to beenmeb - oand w;th Me Party tendering, in the Penal:Suni of 10001. for the dice per• , formance of the Contract. MILLARD'S EAST-INDIA WAREHOUSES, No; I i CHEAPsIO.E‘ • For INDIA MUSLIN, SHAWLS, &e.' and, BRITISH MA.- NUFACTURED GOODS, by the Pieee mid Demy, arthe lVholesale Price. • Ptolirletot''teipeetrully hilaims the Nohl lily, Merchants, and "milks art iving from Abroad, the greatest varkry of India f;ir Ladies' Dress and Gentlemen's Cravatts, Shawls,. Long- Cloths, 6.. c. as import ed by. pie Cot toy, :together with every, hind of Superior British-manufactured Goods,' Irish Linens, Damask Table ,Shectings; Articles for Family Mout - IA . 11x; 'elegant until itres, Foreign LAM, Sec. are eoustatitly on Sale, al the Wholesale'Price; by the Piece • and Denty.—Merchants and, Ladies, haying Commissions, liberally treated with, India !4liziWts exChanged, or paid Cash for. No ahAto ?) ent. made. Proprietors of. Business in the Country supplied' with the fashionable Articles for Dress as they appear. Unique Printed Cambrics and Mnslins, and supes fine Ging hams,. and Seersuckers adapted for the Fr e nch and o th e r Fo reign Markets. N_D.,.11 . , 1 7 I K :6. TO-1011110W 6,OOD . TICKETS, . , . PAPITAL PRIZES, ONE TICKET may gain THIRTY THOUSAND ROUNDS. BISH respectfully solicits a corifftitionce•Of 411,7 that Patronage which. be ha s hltherto experiumetd nt 'hiS Offices, shad which, whilst he is itiost grateful for it, he is happy to find has given him the opportunity oi Aping ainong his Friends, nearly all the Capital Prizes in the late 7.1.,0ttery..---He begs to •call their attention to the' Small'Lot lery, of only 6,000 TiciNts, a rich aIL be .1M 4t•?Wn,inrcte 3)rty, the 05th Instant, and o.'o. conniiiis'Twenty-three Ca- Prizes, Two of which, ,amount ing to L.:30,000, ni . ay be obtained by One Tighet.--The period of time interVerit.g to ;he Drawing, being hut a few-thiys, and the number of Tic kets so'Small, he recommends. to his Friends, that they • be 'speetty gli-Ing their Orders.. • • 7 .fiebets and Shares tie selling by 'l'. RISH, Contractor, at leis Offices, 4, Cornhill, and ff,' Chafing-cross. This Day was published, in §vol with seven plates, price lis. hoards, the Second Edition of • Titrf.ATlSE‘ on Ott , 14,1FERNAL, CAL, and PHYSICAL. of NIINERALS, By ..1.4 NI ESON. Regius Prtifes - sor . of Nntural And. Lecturer no ratogy in tho University or p..ftliutrarch, 144 c. Printed for 'Longiiitro, 14. urst. Bees,. Ortne, and Brown, Puternosterrrow; •:aud . Constable and Cu, 14;.tift burgth li DB. COOPEWS AIEDICAL'BO.I.itn, tAIARLOTTE 119USL, BLACKFIIIAIts-R; Lk It. The saiutar' effetit , ittihis IN's I'ITUTION k reanifest foot' i , - "'Loiiciii to wit. ; cc i 7 1/ 0 - 141. N "JACKSON,. of the Porottglt of j tl/ SouthN:. , ...,:t, litolier, inalieth oath and saith,, that in the year IS IC he was tialieted with a dingerons diini'der; Islid was pearly seventeen months li n,i c e the, care of several reSpectahle 'S'ol.geous, ut, obtaining any relief. The' dise, se , rapidly increasing. his lire being itr danger, be was re-. y , i t xten . deli 10 pr, ooper's wdic.ii Board. CliarlVO4iiret-- ~44 : 1407 Attiv4yivootrr t lttredtri'd l te:l7ot, th, iiit l w i l io *:..,, f., the ble,sing Of Geld, he still enjoys, hereby Lie ' tI 'Ong, that in ,tat.og these facts, he is influenced by no other motley thin a gratutitl return for so miraculous a cure, and the duty he'owes to his fellow creatures. I • . (Signed) 4 JOAN JACKSON.. . Witnesses present, “ IL M. Lawrence, 25, Mackumn-street. B.rough. " Thoirlaq : Johnson, 6, Charlotte-street, Blackfriars' Road. “thorunsl)erhy, St. Michael's-alley, Corithill. " $ , WQrn ,al.,the Mansion-house, this ;rib .day' of 11Iarch, .SW 1, before Me, . , (Signed)• ," MATrumt .WOOD, Mayor." It is ,a,well,known fact, that thonsatids (all victims to did ease' by• consOlting illiterate men : this induced Dr. Cooper, and three Surgeons of thirty years experience (Monlierof the Boyal College of Surgeons in Loudon and Eoioborgb, as appettrs.hy the List of 1616), to.estahlish a Medical Board at Charlotte-tlonse, Great Charlotte-street, epposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel; Blaekfriars-rOad, 'Lontlon'; and IWO eminent piplontatiqtte Physicians have since been added to Board. The Medical Board claims the attention of those who have been improperly treated, and particularly those afflicted wits Strictures, Fistula., Comers, Scrophulas, Nervous Dis eases' ...t raking front warn, climates, Juvenile Indiscretions , and • ltliftioiti on the head, face, and body, sore eyes; ul. c , Fitted AhrOat,.ruinith, quil nose ' noise in the ears, deafness, dimness of sight, pains in the bead and limbs, helm :1111y mistaken far rheumatism, weakness in the hoces, nodes On the shin bunts, swelled alleles, &c. lire symptoms which ap pears yearvitleer, and too often destroy domestic happiness. Nlessrs': Cooper and Cu. are cotuoilteil daily by all ranks of pei4e, front Twelve CU Eight ; , ol' by leiter, enclosing a fee • (liit no others are answered) st.nto.; their CAW, .a r ilt'll Metli. cite and Advice are seat to all parts id the Kingdom. The Piles and Fistulas cured without burning or cutting ; and Advice e•i;itis on Tuesday, Ttiorsday, and Sunday Mornings, till TsMve o'Cloek. A side door and prii ate tooms fur Females. N. B.—Dr. Cooper pationiy.6 in Establismenr forlhe ac commodation of Females a tot ' , ,ituation renuires.retirentent suiting their Acconehement, and Medical Gentlemen who at - with their Patients are prriient at the coil:4111m ion. NIATIIIMONY. • . 11114E(?Pf.E. of Ort:ry tank ltd(w.itiott to tile JO- 1 s of Wedlock; but, where tint Constitution hat been tainted by disease, or debilitated by a certain habit, contracit , cl at an Pally age, a renovation of ita , ,ility previous to entering that state is indispensalily requisite, Lu refire the slillUberilif, :1.06 of life, and to reanimate the system. Fur , no disorders ifttee eoritributa nutry essentially to destroy Hymeneal happiness than those which are life, consequences of ungo tided pleasure. It was this consideration which in. dewed Messrs. (IJRRIE and Co. Surgeons of eminence and high professional 'attainments, Members of the Itoyal Col leges of London and Edinburgh, to . present , to the Public the ...result pf thirty years experience, in the t:ure of Venere.il Coniplaints, and tilos,. Debilities and Dlificienties which not of - keg:it tit it plevent or itiilntter the twitrielouial state. In the various gradations, from recent infection to c,3lifihned Lues, their.treatment 'commands very.i often. it speedy., and al,ays a radical Cure. II dubious eases, tintir long and well: urrangoil eiperiencegives them a prouiptitude of tieeision't bat secures the Patient front being iiiereurializcil out of his ex istence, Of having his constitution tindermitied, , and 'the vi t4l principle destroyed by a latent, hut insidious disease, 01 a blind and fatal confidence in shaliow etenthirs, In N.ir vonsaTeseases., Vascular Itelalatiiin, and .Atony of. the •Or gans, arising from excessive itididgence, insalubrious cli mates, or solitary sensuality, their pi ictil Kites nest/ lift mid energy to the system, even in eases which :tree rer!.:;ing on de spair. Strictures and other deratt., , .reinetits , of the Urethra, Viey remove in. a tuilfl.and effectual manner, SliglitaOd re cent eases of Venereal Infection are aiireil in tin short ilericni of.two days. To tbe•Feraole Sax it will .he c o nsolatory to know that they ruay r betured.,of those Debilities which defeat conception, and ,sap the frinudation of connubial felicity. Patients treated with candour, delicacy, and itteiolabl9 se cresy. Messrs: Carrie and Co. piay be consulted eeerYday . ,at their house, Io7,4lutton-garden.l---I.etters Irani-the Puttlitrfr statii* . Minutely the ease, mode of living, &e. and enclosititt 4 IttjUlttanee for Advice and' Medicines, will be treated with studious attention.--No. 107, tiattoulartlett. 'i lei Day were published, in One Volume, evo, (fh• Tltird Edition), Price Os, boardS, of • - 113, ALTUS LETTERS .to his KINSFOLK; be ing a Series of Letters from the Co - ,atinent. infect for Lornati, Hurst, Rtes, Orme, and Brown; and J„:,71 Murray, Laudon; and Constable and, Co. Edinlitirgh. Just published, price Bsl. 6d. THOUGHT tut the . POOR LA WS, arid rill the Impiovenient of the Coadition and Morals of the Poor. _ Also recently publiihed, the following Works by tbe.sarne - • Author, A HI TORY of the HOUSE. oh ROMANOF; the Imperial Russian Dynasty ; price S's. 6d, • A.Seconik Edition'of the BATTLE a NEVIVS CROSS, a Metrical Roorince; price 7s. 6,1. , PoUtiiherl for Nlr.liatchard, Piccadilly, and Manners and.:' Miller. Edinburgh; and to be had of all Booksellers, For favouriible notices of these WOrkS, see the Anti-Jac. her. the urttical, the Aw•ustan and other,..Reviews and JL.NIPEIt'S ESS IiNCE car't'BPPEktMINT. !11l enumerate the particular cases in which it has been of service, Ironld be endless; as Disorders of the Stomach andlinwels, though very frequent mid, painful, m are seldo dangerous, except where fever or infhtvitmation supervene; in winch ease it must he eatiti9tlftiyatirninistrtetl. The Public may depend urn it as a safe, effectual, flail plea- Sant Bemedy in Platuteneies, Gouty, and Cholicky Pains in the Stoiwielk and Bowels . , indigestion, Hysterics, Sea Siclg ness, Nauseaattendant on Prtituaney, Relaxation and Lassi tude arising front atmospheric Heat, _Want of Appetite, In* juries froin Inclement Weather, the Abuse of Spiritous Li qmll;4, and in the sPasiniiilic Allections of the Stotwach and ) 30 bctP , so comnion to fufants,—adapting. the, Dose to the I.7:gitriexpf,tlll: Case, - :ill a L '7 arnrilicti4e,:•or for the Army or \avy, it *willibe fausttl 3,,ralohJe it is more particu4trly •e- Altpuitestdetl, as an object of Cuinnieret;, fo , ..the attention of tbe Tok A rocrica, ;tod • Sold, wholesale atlii ietail , by Mr. neatlt's Agent, Fr-. wards, 6q, St Pitta's (linrch:yard, but nooe a,re, wittline; ". ciept each bottle ha s " 1 1. P. Nottitiglt.tin,7! , .dg'reavett ou .t Iliad: Stantp.--Iu Stop/lei. llattles t is,',l:74yil in Phials, Is. ' DaY'were.publishe4, in ~ .?Iroh.stvo . lt y le e 1A:(41. Bds. t7l'LiNiys of NA'I"IJH Ai 4 .P1111;9S01'fi Y, 34. or twin:: HEADS of LP:C"II.7DES, deliVered in the Usti-. vet sity (.1 Edingtirgh.. Bv . trOFIN'PLAITAIII, ,• Professor of Natoral,lbilosophy-itrthe University of Vim. , burgh, Fritts , of the ftoyitl.So‘iety, London ; • and Secretary of the Ruval `OC ,I- y, Eanipirgh. nee:, Orme, Bro.e . n stoat 011 ugh. 1:r 1 " ( 7 s h b e oa S g :e d e s o . rid e pay . p AIIF,IIIC,k. ,N • I (Froti the 04ebec gazette,, 3f4reh 1 , 1) The House' of ReprCifentatiVes . of the. United Stares harems at last Ingreed to.Temtinerate the Trot.- tors who joined their atandard.in Upper Canada, at the time of the irruption of tin forces. into that province at Detroit and Oil the Niagara fron— tier. This act is not to he ascribed Co the libera. lily or r humanity of the United States, since they • have sent their own native ,stthjects, who were also volunteers. in their serV ice, loose . ,upon the world without any coml . ensation. It is . the wages of - Treason which they delight to pay. • Thic . .aet, become national, ought never to 1) forgotten. The formal denial of their Commissioners a.t . Cilivnt, of their Generals beiq authOrised to en.. , courage treason among the inhabitants of Upper Git with, ought also, to be retnembereti, It is rather nurortunate that the band of traitors from Upper have been decorated' with the, name of CaMidia!)4. 110 ' t1•,. gees' ' Appe4rs , in every other day's proceedings o f Congress, well informed Gentlemen of the'Lontlon PIVs4, ittlit 'their gom'lnatured readers, will never be aide to bring theinselves to believe that theCamniiiin Refugees, who occupy so nnich of the . tattention of the emi t :red of the United States, consist or , some_ fifty 'UnitedArish men. and Americans, ,who hay', loam! their way iskt t oUpper an:nla trout the United States. Papers and letters, front flalifox have been re ceived to the tilt. The local intelligence w hi c h t h e y con t a in affords !melting of t,r-- 1 . - had been received id Halifax - 01 a reetint date from Xingston; continuing the report. of the escape of several of ontr. count rymen who had bort.; imprisoned hy, the Spanish (Royalists at. Santa Martha. Captain BELL, and Mr. SMITH, late of d i o schooner Valparaiso. with eight other per sons., had arrived at Kingston in Ills Majesty's brig 1 1 orestet. The Valparaiso, belonged to King; stmv, seized at Carthagena by the Spa ni,l) General wlio confiscated the cargo,' anti threw the Captitio and crew into pt i ~un. elect Atncricali Gent leman from-New York states, that accounts hail reached-the seat of Govern ment of further acts of violence committed - on the poisons nod property-of - the:citizens of the 'United States trittling to the ports of Hayti.. Three more vessels had been sei/xd, and their c:irgoes confis cateit, On the alleged charges of smuggling. By the 'express orders at Christaphe, the cuptnitt at. one at the vessels , was std. The owners , merchants interested in these aml the preceding captures had memorialized the President oil 'the stibieet, mid it was expected that a spirited Email-. strance 4thithi by 101111 With diSpatellVli 0. hey tlay- Ilan Majesty. The niercznitile distress in Auicrica is' said to be indescribable. toiti vmr 1 ,1 1" •01 • 0. , h ov*r.cot `1E126,:(41. 5 .: :41 .1 14 . 4413 44 4 , *WV*. ft9.* l lll , f ' . 24 '4 63 h i yitg fr idfiA :kr ", • - - I#4loo - .*• • $' 4 4 1" "i 1 44,; 1. • - .1, efi itslo—Al I~`t;.. ~~~ . ;. FPnrcE sivv.zrr,NcE, IVEIgIITS AND MEASURES. A plan of law on this Subject, preceded by the following Message, tr s been submitted to the 'Dutch Statisvteueyal by tLe Xing of Hollatid:—=. "'Gentlemen, :•;..-*The - infroduction of a aitiforni ,systent at ,waights 11(4 Ineasores Must, with-Jus tice, be reckoned one of the. most tTful !about! of Government. ",We' invite von to take itrensares, that the. whole of the Netherlands inay.he as sp(Ndily as possible united thr,posse,siptt,of the numerous advantages of such sritem, Upon line consideration. 'of the various,: pl for attaining this,objiet, our choice has)..eadilz ;fallen upon that which is.known ,by the n a me o f the metrical at. decimal. F,Junded in nature itself, developed whir the gr , .ate3t ability., celebrated and approved for i.:s ecce!:.:nev and conipleteness by the learned of all nations, - ii has, likewi the advantage of .having been O'!tiodiieed by, law intO many at the - proviooes .14. this kiogitorn, and has be e n employed in all the tr:msaciion• i i 1% 1 601 ,public authority takes a, pat, It can dins, have remained nill;no.,vn only it, A very few ) ;it'd this pircuinstarice it lil make it the tune prier ir,!de to overcome thepre.j,Aaces with which an nodcrt - * ing of.so extent , ive natore Inly have to contend, if The enacting that the neve . weights and mea , sures shall bear the names already in use in the Netherlands scents also likely to contribute to their more easy reception among the people,. Ihe subjoined plan of law contains this principle, and number of other things which we have thought proper to submit to your serious consideration, it shall be the future task of this . gtii l ertoiwut to take measures . for its general introduction with that zeal, but also with that iiriienceoviii, Are required by the twofold consideration of the high importaace of the objeet; atal of the thlti‘lities, Connected with it, " Thollague,autte 4, MC! (Sighed) WILLI.tNi." .'Mime by the Grace of God King of the Ne. therlawts, • .ILxv . ing taken into consideration 'thelAigli im portance of putting au civil() the itleollrenie4leeS ,connected with- the diversified sorts of weights . are. measures• eXisting • in . this kingdom, by the ' adopt ion 01 inliflfrelt4SyStetli;vdttlit4 Variatis I),4rti, all tlie , Watils.Of Civil •convitterce, may stand -itt. necessary anti accurate connexion , witit cuck Other 4 . 11'it therefore, our Council of State , heing• heard, .and with the con,etit 'of -the, `hates-Getter; 1, have enacted,. and ilo enact 144 folio s Art. . y soon as eirconistances 0144 tirttnit, and at far• titest try tl , :e st Of January 1 thv.*a . lie vrelg'ots remo..• cures be introduced tbrouoitout tie rinterest of lira kii1:41•111. . f; tlt ei r I tictjqgh,,,tr Axp , , 11 1 011 troduetitm, 110 cltiut3, whiltever the sub:jet:lt of tegal,divutt; ptvitottriccd bu... 1111; uitt.(44 it, the tkeeds, hoolo, mid documents on.,,c'hicft, they etc ivonsteti, az).l.lthictx provestrait he brought to pr thrir legitnnicy: tiew srstcru. ONE lw Heraf H. 641 101111 ,the vrottiul-wor . 4 of t. 1),, . . . ' .l. ,Frotil the enactment in the. preceding Article are except ed ti a usAet tens entered kto abruttd with the subjects uf other 4. rem. r*. . 5. kloreover, after the tat of ilanuary.., 017, in atl.l the setioolS this kingdom, wit bout exception, where arithme tic : taught, elementary ititruction mutt be communicated according to this established syst ern of weights arid measures; and after that time uo one shall be admitted into them as teacher who is hot sufficiently acquitiotedwith the sante to tie able to give instruction to utherit. t. The new stem Of weights and measures for this king dons shall have for foundation a length ,which is the forty millimith pair of a meridian-circle of the earth, which passed through Paris. 7. All mea-atres and weights shall stand in connexion with this length,- and all its multiples and aliquot parts shall be decimal. _ _ _ a. To.them shall be giS=ero6ite other but the U4tial Dutch names.; and such, by preference, shall be `employed of the present weights and measures a 4 COM 410tre to them.: D. The length mentioned .-Vticle 8 ,is the foundation or element of all length , measure, and shall bear the name of ‘14.. to. The unity of all measures of distance shall be the ell \ • lmultipliedthoosand tin's. r 1. The foundation of all superficial measure it the square of the ell, or the. ell square. 12. For laud measure the square of a multiple of the ell by tett shill form Ihe unity of thasurc. - tzg. The fautidation of all measures utconttrnts in the great shall be the cube dm ell. , • cuhc ut the tenth ut the ell slntll be the unittuf, the ineastire Of contents f;r retail articles. IS. The Tottnitation of weights shot! he the' we4lit ;of quantity-of purely .I,stillesi water retlueett tts its greatest Oily. contattieti t io the cutie of the tenth part of the ell, eta _ shall hoar the name uf' pun iii. it ThelmbZ of the pert of the pound shall be the unity tor the wajoi. 17. The forip of the new wrigliti ati-I sures, together with their iikiiittot parts, as Also the Baines of every iiweitsitree wei4ht, tagether, with thsie multiples and aligoot part, in conformity .40.Wheit is coul taitteal su Article 8. shill I,lu:l . v:rads be lised by us. 'ri l e s a le of the Capital-Prizes h the late Lot.. tery, in so many share*, throughout tbe has produced a spirit for adKenture, t.,e limited number of Tickeis in the es . oot is but ill calculated, to supply. The two el r4...1 of 80,0001. were sold, oue by 11 , Isn, slat: WEB, and were distributed as follows One 41'1 , trtertanTrelesatan (I. ..';l7steetth to A5 , t1 1, 7-de. , !a re.%ii.ling in NVestelinster- " ~1, ',l to,nl, neat . :lstle)'s, 0., -, - • . Ideal.% One (4.0 a t‘.l7 at N....castle, i 0 0 ,. , • ~, A tim ,,,,,, 10 ,,,, tthallilic I erat ileddershelil. ! t 11,• , -, , 'o:lesborv. 011 P . Elgill 11 at iStlrwieh. (1;14 , , , , , .;,,tit ft Shields. Its'aSi4,tertith3M,E‘lintAtegb 01), • , , , .., ‘.l ,;ey, to:k :kb -011- Si2itertlitt Ai Ni , VC4l,itir, I) ''. • t)ne Sixtevntlt at Itath. I On , `,', , :Alt at Dohlin. One Silt eeuth at Briitat, 0,, , - ~, , 1,01 al firtflC,,,t 1, . .• 1 i . '. ' . ,', 7, 1 , ~ !, remaining ii:Ares 1,. 1 but not rvgistere,t, And hutr i ilil t, ;14 we tire ill. formed, into CI v desvrvin It is no won der that or Bildt and NVi.;itu should thy 10, the e-enC,,..., , n-e the I.4ottc - kry, hjeh iint‘i 0 on Op': 2561 instant. ,Noi can we l t.rltri,cff that Ad- Venturprs should look to the .e!)i,tiiiiimice rlt rh‘it gicat success which Ii s 3 atti.'ttdl I tho.ie who favoured them with their coma-wilds.