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N)44j444 , 4 y's Navy these hilve for !war 100 , yeats pv4i,antizTlaint'd tlu it uhariecter rts a tier. ctric for rile :Jenny, Cie;0‘1,.14:,, , r4y, .titrang,n4ry,,Weakn...ss ;And o . s4?luctiohs in the Urinavy ;tad Oetwtai Deb, lit)'; but particularly for their ithiulhte , itAif (Aire 4,41 the V"ere l l Diie a c e , 46SUIT DROPS and ' o '4o Ele RE:44%W' . ;Art. 414t.-ti),l„y safe expt.litions curt', wed lossoirltwr rnt in their hatnt r, as to re4ilire iiltir or Ito rest r;thit. . , C.ON GREY 67:11 - auli 1. F CN X r TO-LIE tDI'VOR OF Tmr. sux. mueojon net lit c any ,nf, Copgreve's Rockets vrete Olphiy44l iu t he Blvd:fa VVitfeltm, ,ving been frelnently a4ke(t in cowponies Is` Kra MING, - • VIL7.IIOI.sI4RY NGLISII SYN ONANIES explained in Alpiia• Order‘; with eoplorts Exam ines drawn .from the best. Mitch. By tieorgt, Cribb. i~f Magdalen-Hall, Oxford. In a very large!yoltnue, Sr°, price 11. is. " It is to,bli wiehei that segue such .Work as .the.Ablii Gi rartV% Synon,iinesPradsokes wire ontlertnkenfor nor tongue. Nothing would eonti lins; more to preeise and elegant writ- Lttct. lONIAN ISLES. • I have b.:co prese4t, - , without ,any person. being Able to resolve it, 1 shall feel Much obligated if aity of your.Corre;;pontlent, who ure 'competent, inlorin thoic of your readers who, like my. self, are in doubt on the subject. It is well.khowp that a corps of this Aleseripl. 'rhAsscreat, object -to be ittensied to it, thttt .14tients anti Pureh:iters should 'he cart.fal iu, tutting the trpu tttd .gervainr Preparation, as the tminit. Uni4hctioved, airy datii;Truos cnuntei (eiti atteitpttd to be f9isted ~n the Public by ah,,,- lute.fialsehouds, are'so that the proprietors reque , t erett.Parchaser to cite for Wftssel'A Jesuits -Ortipt, they bye the folOalufr words ou the stamp, they are gross improitions net the. Public " Joseph Wessels ; /X, St. Nul l s Choreh-yard," which his. Majeity'i Couobil+ioners have or dtreit to be engraved uu every stagnii. elil l ethers are Collo tarfeit a. . .-idereltants, 'Captains, : and Venders, ' supplidd on liberd wen*. I'►ice go; is.—aud 4ds. per t►uttle. Aold Win .br !iunrtt•r, o).tord.stypet; Ward, Kiddie -row, nolnurni, and - tout, rt►,yal Exchange.. ROYAL tlOsl 3 lTAl., , vittii.S.gA , ()cr. I, 19iti. IN poi - malice of the Act. of the 550, y01:;01 lilt ['meld Maleity, by 'which it Is enacted, plat the Out-Pe . osioners of title Hospital.slmil ;In Ifuttlea be rad udy, in advance, instead of half-yearly, Notice is' hereby by • order .of the Right Honourable tine Lords :00 . "liters, Commissioners for managing the affairs of the sift!' Hospital, that all the Out-Peosioners therstof, .residing. its London, or within the District of the Bills of Mortality, nre required to appear persiitvalty and regimentally, with their Instructions and Certificates of Admission, at the,Seerctitry's Office in the said Hospital, on the respective "days„ and in their different .c:asses, accvrtling to their- several Raw of Pension, as undermentioned i when attendance will be given from Nine o'cluckin the Morning ntitil Three in the After twill,. fur the Payment. of a Quarter of a,Year:s Yett,ivu in , adranee, to the Ytth . of Iceetnber next.. ' On TUESDAY, the Bth of October. The Pensioners at tict. and ;td. per day, front the iliffe 7 rent lteginienti'of •Cavalrv,•Foot Geards, end Infantry, •in ttltading frytt,t I; i.k Oat WEDNESDAY, the 9th of October. Those- at 9tl. AaY, from the AiGtriit.ltegiments and' Cures, to the 90th of Foot inclusive. TtfUrRSI.M.Y. the tc.db of October. Those at !od.. per day, ft oat•ttie st:Regintent of Foot, and all the remaining Regiments and Corps; its also the Militia at 10d. pet diy. On FRIDAY, the llth . ofrnctober. 'acne at. Is. per day, front the different Regiments of Ca- Salry, with the let and 2d Regiments-of Foot Guards. Ott KATDRPAY, the lint of October. Those at ls..per day, front the :td Regiment Of Foot Gisards, to the end of the numbered Regiments at that Rate. On MONDAY, the 14th of October. Thoseot Is. per day, from the Royal Garrison Battalion, Veteran Battalions, and all the. remaining Regiments and Corps, as also the pettOohers at Is. Oitt. per day. . :On TUESDAY, the 15th of October. - • - Those , at Is. td. Is• lid. is. 2d. and Is. ad. per 4lty. On WEDNESDAY, the liith of October. Those at Is. Sid. is. ‘144. Is. 5.1. ls, 4th Is. GLL tied is. Gicl. per they. oh THURSDAY, the 17th October. Those at Is. 7d. per ttay hid upwards. FRIDAY, the lath of October. 'Those Pcnsiuners from the several lteginients and Corps 1050 'Are been admitted on account of Blindness. It is also tirttereil and direeteJ, that all Out-Peusioncrsbr , longing to flit! said Hu'spital, do pay particular attelitiot to their instrocfebns, which they are required to 'produce itt the time of Payment, by which they are ordered ta't ransmit to the rayinaster-General of his Maictity's Land Force in -Laud" 'their Affidavits as therein prescribed, on or itiniiediately.afte'r tvetl Quarter-day, without which their Names will nut he , catered on the Pay-Lists fur the subsequent Quarter, and they are gust afterwards to change their Place 'of .bode, ice "in their etiriidnrita, tvithoitt unavoidable tteceS4ity, and duly not ?‘ying the same. 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It. 11. iiidine4-lisil. F.A.S. to 040. 10*, &U. 44r4",, with illustioi ire plates. 7 . THE SVEATITEIt. ~- • . ttitStAßCH'ES'alinot ATNMSPI-fEitTe ; '4 1 4 J1'11011141,, yoroer, F.L.s. The See und Etlitlint, greatly fo llowed. 4t avA, Inlet Ms. s o * This Etiitinnrontains a Series'of plates; illustrative of . 11r. tilovJariVit..biontehelattitit of the ,Clouds amt . other. At ';•frospiterie Phenomena. The want of iiieh a Nanienelattire liasTendered tleseriptions'of Atittotplntrie ofipearailees an , . intell.gilele or indistinct. It is booed therefore, that this at , Cdoolit thirty down icertitial roles for • Ohiei-rers array 6811:Id rills Sly 44d vontageotis to .the ,Pai n ter and Epirater. • • tai riu NI Ys 'V) OPLE of every rook ply m1°1.41011 to the AL 'shrine of Wedhods t .Litt, where" the Constitution Ind bven tainted by disease, or dclailitattil by A certain habit, colifraited ni tat Wirly,tig'i, returs'atiint of staltility.prerions to (laming .that state-is•indispvisably requisite to revive the slutoberitig sparli's of tie", and to reanonate the system': For not disorders have contributed MON.-esstrntittilr co — doltroY Hymeneal happiness than thoscwhieh are the consequences of ungtorded pttietsilri It was this consideration which itt• eructed Messrs. 1,331t11,11.: and Co. Surgeons of eminence awl high firtifeaMrnial l iittifrontints Iqt:ratter's . 'Royal' Col. leges of Loitilonurni litliiiburgi;, to present tit Vie t tic fef,:rilt •of tliirty years ex lierience ill the Care 'of Venereal t.:omplaitits, and 'arose Debilities ;tort t!ticierteies which ittifrequently prevent or tiobitter the ittatrinionial state. loth* various gradations; froth,recent iitlectiatt to confirmed !.ales ; , their, treattnent .very often a wean mid alWays a radietil'Ciir'e. data - hits east% thiir lair:; and will rrzt:t -gent rxpt rit ttcaKhes tlt•#t wokupt ttude.ur decisiytt that a lto urns thee Patient' : sfroitt tsking merturiatized out of ltis ex ' iiteet., or having 00,constittltino ointerroitied,, and- the t tal prioctple destroyed by a latent, hut iiri.tittaa discos., to blind tend totAi ermfiliente in ittallow Pit:tenders: In riot vons Dlseans, Vascular Itelaxation, anti Aton , of _the Or.. gabs; arising" from i.iicesart. • Itititilgette; itisolobrions "oh inatescor,ssditery stuk.alitif t 144 gifts stew , p 4, energy in the Syst,ra; 1..5 : 5,5 in easels'whith - drit 'Wrielitg Ott de... Strictnres and ot,bet derangement:a ~of they ri , ntore in it runts and afectiiiti mantic!. Slight stall re cent casei of. Vineteiti I utetitittif are atiied:fiA mien ire riud, of iwo nays, the V . erA t illta Sex it still be consolatery to .1 rite that` t iteirtiay tiicurtit of shut tehilitieisMiieWdefeitt itcllte9tion, s t o,gl sup - the .foitodniitot of conttsthiol ,felicity. ;I' .. otients treattil with einillnir, delicacy, i cy, And nt lolilile -Metri•.Cittete.atidAtisis may f•egontlailral very day, F.l licir house, 107, tat ton-pr duo .--f o inters from the Comitry , , • •I • • stilt nig . to in Ittelr ease:; Moth! . of liviligiat.:_ASlW.l entiltrelmt f .I 11.eunttalice Adrive and, Medicines, wit) Ott ;(o.gut, vvitti galudiuut at% tiUtliin..;; NO. /Or, 'lol4ltitalidilfirit, • COLONIAL INTELLIGIiNCE. Itegisteyl . * St. Jafits:t,'Aug. if; (PubliNhrtl by artier of the two liouiet of ti!gislature.) EXTRACT FROM THE TENTH REFOUT OF THE AFRI- CAN INSTITUTION, ' l'.l MAY, 1816. . , " the Directors are informed, that about year ago O w following circumstance took place in the island of Antigua :—" A gentleman who held the situation of Aide-de-Camp to the Governor, Sir James Leith, having severely cart-whlpped a negro vtoman of his own, who wits pregnant, she laid her. complaint before the Governor, who lin inanely attended to her story, and dismissed her with some money for herself, and a note to tier owner. Instead, 110 , 1‘''CVer, of takiog his Excel lencys Interference in good part, the gentleman gave die unfortunate ail,tidditi9nol number of lashes, and dispatched a note to Sir James belt!), .‘rho, in consequence, ordered his Se cretary to inform the writer that Sir James beitlibad no limber occasion for his services.— . On the receipt of this information, the gentleman &Med up olio of Ails negro boys itehis own uni-. form; and mottninu.r, him upou an ass, diApitctled him With insolent note to the C.ox eroor. ,He was afterwards indicted for cruelty, at the .ex press Older of the GOvernOr ; but the Grand Jury refused to litatlie • (COPY.) it Antigua, Aug. 1, 1910.. " Sir,—:The annetrd Copy of an 'extract from the Tenth Report of lift. African Institution having excited aconsiderahle s tissation in the minds of those Gentlemen whom your Excel lency honoured with your confidante, try deptipst i ing thens Co lenial,Alde:Qs. Camp imyour assuming t fie Oovernment of the 1.a.-esea4.l - !..s-laut3, i tau lau6ved at'tileir earnest reottest,, tt truUbil r ioter Siteelleucy on the ptesent occasion. I . le ea- Wholly (although I'4l'o contained in the charge is of so serious a nature, U t of su materially affects out' character ,as men of principle add litimaiiitY, that we tleinO it siece'sfiary to colicit your Excellency to enable us .to refute it in the must so. lcoin manner. Not being aOtre of any cireuinstsitce that 'oc.Xured ,during your Excellenes administration of the Guverunient to awaken your displeasure at the con duct ut your Colonial Aides-de-camp, Much less to slit. wit , any individual for so flagrant an act •of cruelty, and toriteinpt.uf your. Excellency's humane interference, we moat. devinoly entreat your Excellency to disavow this whale traits ittion. in such a way, that the world may lie satisfied how grounsliess the aspertion is, and lin , .alarmingly open t'o' courgts of time most si-rious nature (coliceived in falsehood, and disseminated with noiligaity) the inhahittinti of this coutarx art, to long us the' African Institution are permitted to ento4 l tecret eiuissit'ries Who care 'what maiioou, • AI i.epreKntations ,they circulate, from the c.:ptit•iFtiott that to it mtatcs ty.4lj,uever he divulged. Your Excilloucy's high use nt honour, and regard for reputation, ivlU I trust, make xi luwance for , the Real which I hare manifeetiol in thus ad dtessiug you en this subject, in' which Ilia% so deeply interest. ':ed, iu cointilim with the rest of the gentlemen Who' composed !your Colonial Staff in the island of. Antigua. ' ' (Aistcs ed . ) " THOM AS* NO MI KERB Iliittrelleucy SlrJaimes Leith, &e. Bcc."' (COPY.) -" -Barhadoes, Aug.. 11, 16IC. 5ir,..44 hark received, surinice, your lette # r of the tit instant, with an exttact from the :nib Report of thtsAfrican Instituti4O, reflecting on than timittict and cliaractsti of One of . the Grath:risen who 'slid itteltie hivOur to act-u' niy.Coloni:ml ut Antigua, white was Captain-Geller:it of 'the Leeward Isl4nds, I hasten to: muthle you, and my other friends who were my Colonial. Aides-dc,Cainp, to 93p. tratilet,Ou my authority, a calumny without a sliadnw offouo dation, by which sonic malevolent person, or inexcinable dope, haitieeirthe cause of imposing apon tlseAfei,:raii Insti tution. If, tts Site consciousness yoirall-ifeel of tieing ineapit . WO of souliconduet at the fahlicatiiiif alluded to rtiates, it' were necessary to add &illyt fling of my opinion, I aril happy iii this opportunity of assuring' yuif,' 'that I our eolivinetdi only of your reprolrut lon of suet conduct as is falsely imlSuti.4l to une of my Colonial Aides-de-CaniP, hut that you Would,. as Maglitratei; have ,prevented the necessity of my ititer: feretitia, $f she l f inijiri;pi.:ety I conic to your loioWleage, $ * V ink; boencniiitnitt,2,l witiriu your jorkdictions. " jikNi LElTti, Capt,-Gcn., Sct. " s'kC, ece. ace." EFteni (torY.) (drertiat.)' ' •• DAwnl,llg-street, July 2.9, 1810. - " Sit ' I lim co'mtirintied by Vie Piitice Itevert to trrit , rv't . . . , ... .1 f Id rti l' '4 1 11, to too , tapes a_ iii.,feoe3 WII 1 .1111 ...(44. ....t,:llOC,i 'Lit Tu• • d ti - oot't hoth It ....7 ris r. t w.l t) tti '. I t • cevii; - (awes &I .1 L.ittieit A :ti.,' ~ It ,I I. inlay - Yeti i . .at in- , Ila r biAi i ; t 4 1 , A i td . I um ► to 3,4011). t , , „I, iii,i Itcy4/iii'houvi's itlrti,eisrt tblt you dittalii,t'itturiv.o,,,Te ~„i-a- sgr" _ i .;`,":„P r ! - .. , 411111 .;: 4 !ittzt mt. s•tid ildt.lyreiiitM wititto the' wilj , ,, ~,1 _pair' I .. nri.ur atilvilt s alai tar ILIA l'siir4 iiialwa his . 110,',;I ;140, fletlieltlitirC UtitllVsectle 1,11114 .c.• tit iiitetits I flcNiii ~,,k ru•4 ; 2', ' ' it s well 145 In'S 1.1 %101:1 drily.: that Sad' iticwict - .l.iti.,y i,,i ,i . ri . .ipt , . e t 4 44 Atli t'lrvi.l !Li )y 5,,,0, t ., tht. important at)itc.t3.l,,a..te i ~,I : i s , tite . sl4tl- adke'ises, , (Sigilvd) "' 13: , -;11. 7 .!:/; , :il:', , L i . 0 lailleciatr PAilltitv tdc. , ,!..: ' i.U . " ~, A '.• -6 don was•eniployed at the battle of ,Leilisic e anti noticed in fire Official Report, as haviu4 , prOdueed great effect .on that Nit of dte.Vrench army to which* they were opposed. It WitS also nuder,stood OM 4.aocket Corps was attached to IheDtlkkt Ot WELLINGTON'S army, pre vious to the grent.BA.ttle ; nail trout the Prencit having inacle th: , ir at ieelc its solid tuAsscs of both cavaity and: infantry, it was expected, by those good folks who -fight by their tire-iich , , that they' must have. done great,ct coition, and contributed tint a little to the glorious event of the day. And it is also 'understood that in the l'anoramrs now exhibitiug in Lonthin, the Rocket Corps is seen t.ending their rockets into. the midst all body of French Cavalry. Now the thing' not to be tie counted for is, that. •no mention is muscle of this powerful arm, of offence, either in the Duke of WELLINGTO.,..es official dispatches ; in the account given 'of. the :Battle. published b , y Eosa - ros and BooTH ; by..Paurs Letters; i by,louN Sco-r ; .by kym. Snursocg ; or any of the Letters that lytve heen publitihedof. the anecdotes of that ever. we.. imitable cis/y; ierthe various Newspapets. . • . A1U313,Y,,? 'riic QI.IEZ;;N OF MAORI'', Sari. I.B.—(onoctAt. A ttortiout.)....." Tile Registry ,bas, learned whit the greatest satis,.. faction, that.:the Queen, our Sovereigns and the Infanta, her sister ; enjoy the beat health. Ors the-9 it, after the promenade, thvy condeacentled to admit to the honour of kissing their hand the Ladies of distinction of Cadiz. They.afterwards went -to the theatre, where a numerous concourse ttf rtople testified the joy which the presedee of these Illustrious Pricer occasioned. - . Her Afajesty and her Highnebs left Cadiz .oti' the Itit, ;at: ei ght •o'clock in the morning, .taking the mote, to Xeres, where they atrived safely at six in the. evening. The inhabitants' took the "milts - front the carriage, and drew it •into the city. The inhabitants of all - rite adjacent !ages tivalled those of: Cadiz in the display of seutiments , affection Huiti kottiity, mod fvk!ir. .to our new Sneoreign. Pitel..le of Leon Was this. tinguished by the richness of the tape ray. that adorned the streets, find the. lively entotions of joy. Port Royal was decorated with simplicity, but exquisite taste, unit the expression of the wishes of the inhabitants, Was as lively as those oh the taithtul StlhitetS of Cadiz and - Xeres. The Port Sainte Marie, where the Queen and her sister landed, and stopped for three hours, united elegance with magnificence. , The village was at expenee ,of a banquet for the Royal Perm sonages; after which they were conducted to the !'share hea l Ar iumplod ear, whicts the Noblesse, the nitittary+, apt! pt,her individuals of distinctiCm, eirew.themseives, • THE QUEEN OF SARDINIA. MANTUA. Ser . r. 14.—We have had the goo:t Fortune to receive wit!iin'otir walls the Queen (If savdtria,. and we fhtter norseives• that bite, will tclllalq a few days in our city. ' tier Nidesty has visited all . the 'monitmelits of art. The coaritiy., of Virgil coiild Dot I ail to attract' her atienti , m.--;- , She has risitethlitfereo ottjetts i stccompanied by several Niertheri of the Academy, who were struck with the kodwleilge . tif this P r incess. She tit ;tier a promenade ttpOn the' Mineio,' and the flotilla. spread 411 the sail they 'coohlearry . beforeher.-- , The Ace:l42tny offered her Majesty a tiiplonut of liQnottr, whicit site giacionsLy accepted. Her Royal botoity ii,is been extentlea tni.O.erkil artists, IVhlit (happiness it is to tke peopie!.., whet), Re it. ven r aises to the throne, a Prinei:.s so atcOth. plished I . ' comp?it fot manure can be n1;011 on every tielti,„ Ott no ;culiee or car'riag - e- '(or tOrd BA.enit rrp4tl,,ciill it) the reetoie'Y would in alCcasys' 1.1),e (Yoe (3ealletiian in eaeti county I,tiv;tik tlitt phut a.nd pcncesi [rould or . lcesati!.,f,y Km]. prove tq ii,:: . lll,lvalitag es Ili -economy. of e.:.;perte iind titrri)stif ut crops. Ntiiiitre on this pian vyoultl coin ,etc, unit . 2 ditto atknere though often. bcen expended ii t tll in'ii'i. only, cm nt'aty the lust 20 yenrs, do nut yi.t grow siitlicient produce of Ari . +:' kind, Rost our wericultural volley nod eco. , , notny anti 411011-sig.liteti.—. At a in;lmeiit of Csistress Aktid• diPictilty liesC t h pcoeot • ;mil i t ,1110 re apre'ociniva, every exe c- to. Avert, It tto afie tiatt: seemi 1111 etrts'; Iti)iit tit Ittlidell I' r er';:e.tly tie lattge intcre;t Int ttiC iAr pCt! , '1; , 1 ? (Y : e1 4 5 ' 1` , . - Vity (It Clii4l,[ty, In 01,00 le:k,t . ti 6141 Otis sy;:ti:tn, rvbich tail) he Jane sti 11ttIe droll anti iii so WuNol•strtot. 'lt Let tcr., +.9kv Al). tictftob'Sgo,l44 - 1.1, 3 { r I IU 11 i,Ol tret:, 1).#11i tilt: hut tin. Stock*: e it iii , l iiatila t -r . iIt,,*APPIO 3'131 alit, ktsAtf port.kt, o•Al -Filtr...--about ewer I t ,) i)ough_tife . ,loolllt tlV44l.iikll blintoo.4l • $ Qati ttnagios4.