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sTo4'.47s . • • WO( Stock , t'so ,- • . i lidia,St4t. . - . ',. ' ..N. try. s-ver L 4. LI s....shnt India lionds s. pretp. _ .; Pei cent. 1 1 97,. 9 2 i11 L.xcticy. Inns par s.'dis. ' I tish i per Cent,' 3rt•Exe4efigo tith dir:- 4 4 .er tent. Con, 731,1 , * Intimr: 3 pet C.;.eut... . 3 per,Qent. -leit,.s7iii, , n . Ditto Ann. , 3 per C. Con. shut . . n NM:. for July Ade. Hank 1., Ants. '174. ' i -16 .. t 'oils. I.:, 0yent."59:.81 4. -..„., 'To (r. TA Li) Surgeon, tto.lii ?kw Airitlote.stree ' London w x ..„ SIR, ; Edih - btirFli.."l4;x: Coo': -the Spring of 1794. I `wars 'aftifttleci With a • , , ' Venereal' Complaint, treated , with itulitlev W I N : enee fir live hiontltt; but as thew olilig , ed to. apply ta. a re4u 1a r put t hail porary stop . to the viru telfce ot thq Dilease \hy utercnrial atSplicattonS)for sortie time; but ) r,rolving, siiite •uf all itOrlioine aiiil the atlitice a the, ties, (hlateme o of tit& Faculty • here, worse-and Nidrse ti f tit'o y9,ars, 1 , yi4srectuced to a state almost ancibeforicl dc:"ieription, being ati entird leper, rolut IcOla tttllttint bread .t4t00t..-4vl y head throat,- nuke t It, • tiao, lefi o s,l2frtni, Ito.; iteep I tereat.e,ly . in danger, of beaming useless ifi.,Atrf t , I have lfatr fro w ;it tenty' to eatifig o ttics on my ' neiirly :total!'" vilveti* or ,Eye voluminou s , to partiettia-H =rile au thy caser. : ;ttliKo it to- say,. the,, , never wao u or, evcr,, will be,' cu-A.: of a inc,rilp dangerous, or a tiler* c;orklPii eated nature: I was long.' looketl- irport by : : illy-friend-5.2nd irldigftied rrtySeit . „ , beyond. alt , Irope tex-ty,tirt; 2pd, deed, isv. int.t)icit d-P4lll was lireie r4ttk t, t lira more titan Jpitpratile state. 1 this tirlartfttl situation die 1 drag a most itti, , ..errible- exititenc...e, till '-Divine P , rovidenee throw in illy way tt• Newspliper containing -I* ease yf a .111 r. H. of .11yrnotti,11.--,-litY trit;nds read it,, ..1 c .oula sent and procured seitre of your I.gAin..:k.: , s• - TILLS, which, fit lisitig iron: tiine to tittle, am now : ant+ • have. lung been, (after more th:tn.loitr • year4.indescr4o.4ole distress),m as gooi.l state.Qr iteaitli as CVerl as a preof of this, • I hail a. tine, - iftriv mg, hia.iiitv etrtitt, to s:n to rite a few months ago. In -gratitude to Gva, Ittirl in of reinlering• in f4llew-creatttre,getVi4X. ftyfitlt'it Plthiistl this ; and ''ett may at anytime refer wish to be satistied of the. truth of this, ot-fuli.,r t.Tulars*, to-nte r ing'friends, by let ter .Of M*4o6. AtifeW cages 141•1);AdO4S6 cver egitat none, none exceed it, I, froui e!;peru:•.,,;e, evcry : - asstrit mankind, that in your 1,F.A.1,1 P 11,LS Om ) fuld a sure, :.poets; , .. Sit`e.' and ratlU:al cute, ter kltat; tuo;t .114 6 4 .40 .the Ve4lertl4l call e d; Ititiatel-cr•s. _ _ That illustrions Senator, to whose virtues and' Ftupendous talents England owes so mach of her pros perity, has declared that this Report of CiA. SE.. /3 AsTrATI I in no case contradicts my Statement; and I should cOnsider,that high opinion as amply .6uflii tient to remove any impression which the French Ambassador's note might otherwise have made, did I.'not think it a duty to press some obaervations on that part oldie paragraph whiclvalludes to the dire& accusation against Genetul BOI , Iikr,ARTE, that the Public may know,i was, fully aware of the import tot responsibility which I had voluntarily ,undertaken, and it - "-: l ,ich much national honour was involVed. wooil %visit the. world ,seriously to examine, vrhe ther the accuser or accused have shrunk: from the i l l_ vestigation, and then hold Mtn 3s guilty who has withdrawn from f the tribunal of inquiry. ' avotAil that I wits leis public accuser—l stood prepared to support the charges: The Courts ( my Country. wersopen to that mode of trial, which, as an iien:icui.t tnan, he could. alone have required, • but of which lie did not dare to 'avail himself. It was not an anonymous libsiler against '`s horn he was to have filed his answer, btit against one (and without any indecent vanity I may say it),whose rank and cha. rafter would lave justified his most serious a tention. 'flietharges were tote aweful to be treat?! with neglet,' and weeknot* that they have not been read w.tii indlffeyeerte. Not' is it possthlethat the F [tor Culst.it. can imagini the fame, of General :80N-it. V A RTU is less is lirL4l b .:.cruse a • few simff..bo*e's At a numeroits and - most fespeetabte Meeting of the Mr R.. C1.0.7511"-;, BANK It S ; TR itoz4s, anti I InCIPAL, • IN. , }IAD, I'FANT3 of the City of Cork, convened by- : the - MAYOR, ut pursutince of a Requisition to him from the Comatt.. - T're 'of NE RCS! NTS, and held at rho ui1d .14,th...}.! Cork, the 3in May s 18C4 ; • • 'fhe•following It esoltttiuns were , Agreed to.: Resolved 11 indusly,- That- a .Dutiful Address, eiar A tory of the Seuthrtents whiebprevail in this Part of the United Kingdom on thepresent State of Public Atthirs t be presented to His Majeaty, anti t hat a Committee be appoint -.id 'to prepar.the same, anti to draw up such Resolutions as may suggest tiwni„lelyesi to be subn,itted to the 'Meeting. A 4 Committee, edmposed of the l'ollowing Gent leineitEhav ing beer nominated by the i+leeting, and having prepared on Address Confortnable .to the said lesplution, reported the a,rue, and it was tinattimously appiohe Of. 'Mt Lynch, jun. Vresitlent of the Committee of Meichant..;. DarlSCVltlbc4 and ? ifps Witham Beauggh,, C. Cole, - -S joint O.' Gull rne, Sir lames Chatterton, tart. Xlioinas Toy-. Si r. RieharcPKel let i; tart. Abia hain Sir Francia'Gi.Old,'lLirt• Ctill 4 g l hin). The 800. and, • kev. Dean St, Richard l'i4ton, Lavvicase, oho Cotter, seq. John Tfulnii . pon; oho Cottitr, iteltjalttitt tottstield, . ohn Moore Tr,0, 44% Willi:itxt-Crawiiard a , , _ if Haul- Ma%weil, reliarleS Cole, aarnu4i .rigar Morgan,. ' -Chirit7,-C43ey; Mial.atil Wood, t - _ , * Insurmountable family relionfi- wi'vent Thai; ini; -thy Mine and lidtlress poolic 1)ot crel.V.thkq per;oirs reoll) wanting intOrination inay also be ref..:led t., :nv.l ,ny friends by Mrs. S, Clark, Harnsly-Cardens, Prepared and tiold by ri-g: Sole riOpriCtoE{ • T. TAYLOR,. Xletuber otthe Royal e ,Su %eons , in }.ornibn, at his honse, No. New liridi!4s•rt, Where tic o l give Advice with! ~t a fee, to perserld tsk , ing th{•t;e Pills, and will anmti' patio . Att kacrs,, pAid%.oll the same terms, observing m ail eat.el the..njukt jayiui3ble gezi,xy, r,o pason's name or cim.t been mentioned, but at their own ptaticular requesr, by tne prietor, during the courte ,}r more. , thar ? that .he has had the condi43ing of sin extensive 4 . 1 t. Of tue above . .Medicine, and the practice aristrt4 there:ro:n. They are' akso sold by hts Appointintant; •it}T the cower nience of those living at a distance, by Mr- B.ater, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; . •141t. Macdonald, 17rinter, G r l4.- gow, to whom' also Mr. T. refers for his address; at the rerturner'sf No.' 3i, Sr..: Alban's-street, Pall-rnalli Mr. itobertsotes Toy-snlp,. Oxintti-stßet; Mr. J)is, borough's,- No. 7, Fistv,street-hill, nearly oppoine the Al - nurnenei . Mr. Sleet's, liootiselter:No. 1., Union-row, Little 'tower-bili; Mi. Vali welM, I)Lblin =at by one persoo oyery (01)3014:able! to w n-,:in Great-Driven :obi I reiand, Boxes or 01'0) zs. yd. Pte ti, sealed up w Ito full and plain direttions, w, ) creby pomom of ether St X. May CUM titettm. seises WWI sV t titlorec y N. B. f;v,try Box. 'sold in Gto:at Britain is , seake, up wjai a Starlip, on ,Nrincti. by lavotir or the COrrillaS 51',1111,,, printed, at the Stanip-011ice--ii"r. ayint No. 6, Ktn .13-et s noivnect," to imam which is felony, ami 401n7ictit'it. • LONDON: Printed by BUCHANAN MMII,T. A N, (of Bow-Stre ,, t, Covent-Garde i) • 4nd vubli 3 t,ed by'AV LI: JA M A ftC. rat . Stzipr s . rot:Swab Multnn•sstivets G r" il.ll r ‘ ° tt.Ac Strii.OF c 8 ) , No • 112, Strand ; where Advertiremeirts, drier, for the Pr7per, l,tl to rr 'tar the i'dacr, 4:1 : -.1 1 P:v-Paid). must be; addre'sde CdAY NASSI.OT S ii:C URI TY AGAJN,SI- t,q,Li • . . .. _ sp,ca.loolo- ?L ' > ilibtlC VC' C 13 " • icrUinei" Witituttt -11111;4 ,Beas t i;op„,ti p,c- trzP•4o l , * engraved 'alba:Stang) ' a f ' - ‘,-, "" obe PA sl'uixtils ter every Bottle s old without - 2 Q tali Ti ci p o 11 i ..., i 011 - 7cppy,tiion, 4ntte.r.Att ot.italattLentl t... 11.4, ~ , ~„.....-;,, -• o n -16 . beforc,anY t fee of ilic C 26: ' . ' ej.+' ' 1)....,i- SA)Lt.):k:ON's etfki.);l.4l.' li!isl.,l: ()F Gli.,t. . r , ril 11.4SinValna-bießesfessati've ifis t),...eil at c; 1 . , •,- ~ ....ed in-rivite praeict with. thC,greate4"4cCes3'44. ''4' 4 "- rlelot Yea rs.'to iotith and ;ge r ' ofeith.Cl-,...v4i$ ,‘,v,illea•tr3%4•4,'e's,' r ' the objeets of this intiSt pe"wi,l4l4r, tcrtx.,l l ' .. : - ,-. L 419 4 / ) st9i-i=ttre. wheie the stomach is disar tecifv---(012.11.4.: 1 . , '",:rakened ; tmlenets, bi*ii ly. decay, itSlcl,3,,tkil.'-•°1/'-i'l'i.;-),pi 4 : eiks slnt E A . lol t i l , tle,:ttead ;' ' where ~itexvott,s, asrlllll.';'.c. a1 .. 1( •• • ',liiis •• ':t . ' --"`"'`eil s;ql)).Vlallitit; liavd'itntettre,i the OrikttrOrt?7, _,,i,i Cordial }Alm 11:14 i; Ft t ., .Er's Ai it ~-lat4,lishzil its rest ' 6'c'Y' 3n4 nutrlie itisltlY el",trttailted atri a the. ore ; alf . . d'r trios:: happy _discoverie4 which medical research bag . I tt ,, 1 ttirsal' - as'. tiro blessing of the human Peel 311 a 1 ' e4 ,,;0, • I. ,ecattrtcrJarves to huliwl' iliis•n-r:. iil sicknes of tiloo! ~„,.. corn Rur4ings, flatulent:les -mid obstructions, it is , a ~ , .4 ',,,1' etheaciotis retnaly. , The. first syrnptonts of .0?.1.iti,,‘,„, • rrieicis -arc Serenity' anti ellearft.lliwss,.. by removing luad .1:'Il‘t, . Vt.f‘alt.ne.f4) h ell/4 'illegs•and lownoss" of sptrits, dirtiness Dial'' , t ,' t i ft i i ,. cortlitr:d thongliti., and wanderings oti ' the t 1,40 4 ., . Lallti 1/Uttats•ll(ltY, andall kintii.'of nvsieric complaints. • !: .:encialertl.,.s.-Ivirc4zii'•ti.lga,ti.iiflm. N o i t ii t,; e :liieailtiliiiissaiitit iratovoot,Ctieus,,nc3ta,,sri.,cctivsl43.,lol,-, i., - , , ,‘, k; t.tcre. are also got t les, I,r,ce. i , ~ ~l o t L Ina tsuat to r.nir liottlit's' at los, Gd. by wine i tit,. ~,.; . A 1, sayrs. 9s: inciti,lliv,-;140 this I . )•ttsf'• the Stamp of viii , '' .., 1 1 :" :t c l 'l t : : Li•-•'. : i e r: , t . h 'ill ‘.: 1•1 : fr. .: 0 . i i: z; r : ~ 1' l 't ' I i 'l ' v i 'l ' i . }tae - 0 . :; v 7t h s ' "' I of ill. I isa 4‘ all i i. et l l ' ir ii l l 4l 1 fe ' .. r 3 Baird . lil ' us t :S be l i :a .I 1 1 i d ) : 3 : •i: 7 I AI b . .. . * . 1 . 'i. Trui Cortrial lia.:11 of (1 ilead, . 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',‘...'txill.:l4Si'entliirlli'lvjt'„ll4.:Ltenp°'roL',y°,ll'';`,tri'l-slagtt'srl':'l.:.llvil,iGol:_illet:ll:l(e;lisc,,tlii; .' tit.,t,ti,, ::,..al Venereal Di4eit.' , ; C4titiOnS to y t c , , , e i r t oo a th.: .. , ..xe, - of iniproper .o.YatieXicag or j .. l ll P r . . i inec:, ..'—. . , itv,.t t..l;:;i4in.azing sale of thisßcok is the, best critca.°ll°l SIR ROBERT IPILSON's ANStrER. SIR, TO THE EDITOR. IN the official correspondence lately published, there appear some remarks which the French Am. bassador was instruded to.make on my History, of the Expedition' to Egypt, and of which I feel called upon to take notice, not in personal controversy . With General ANbRICISSY, for, conscious of the superior virtue of my ' , cause, I find- myself neither aggrieved nor irritated by the language he has used bur that the Public may not attribute tny silence to a desire of evading further discussion, anti thus the shallow mode of contradiftion adopttd by the Clit F CoNsut, acquire an unmerited consideration. The Ambasiador observes, " That a Colonel in the English Army has published a Work in "England filled with the most atrocious and disgusting calum nies against the French Army and its General. — The lies it contains have been contradieted by the reception which Colonel SEBASTIAN! experienced, The publicity' of his 'Report was at once a refutation and reparation which the French Army liada right to expect." Pitt surely a new signification must have ken attached in. France to the word Calumny, when such a term is adplied to my account of the conduit ofof the French Trqops in Egypt, and the consequent dispo. sition of the inhabitants towards them! Irdcpendcor, howoier, of the proofs to he ad &cut in corroboration of my Statement,, Europe rnay justly appretiate the - probable truth of what I have written, when she reeolleCts the unpatalleled er•dured by the unoffending countries into which, during the last War, a French Army pene. traced, and slit• will at .feast. hesitate to Believe that the same Armies tliuuld voluntarily ameliorate their c.,nduet in a country more remote; where the atrucicics they tn,;ght commit would be less liable to publicity ; -and that this, extraordinary change should be in favour of a people whose principles and resist. once might have excited the resentment of more ge. nerous invaders. I will not enter into an unnecessary detail of the numerous f*tls which I could urge ; but I,Arpeal to the • Honouf of every British Officer eml)loyed in, E g ypt, whether those Observations are not "sacredly true which describe the French as being hateful to the inhabitants of thet country, which represent them as having merited that hatred. from the ruin and.devastatitin with which their progress through it 41as been marked ; and I am 'ready, if there be one who refuses to sanction this relation, to resign for ever every pretension to honourable reputation, and submit, without a further - struggle, to that odium which should attach to calumny and wilful perversion of truth. • * • But, Sir, I feel-confident there is no individual who will not amply-confirm all that I. have written on this subject; and perhaps Europe IniSa right to condemn me for not having made* the accusations still stronger, 'When I can tir.odlce frequent general orders of the French Aoniy for the destruction of villages, and theirinhabitants ; when -I•can prove, that above 29,000 of the. natives perished by the swords of the french Soldiery; and that , evcr- 2 .- of violence was comniittedand - particularly in Up. per Egnit; Which could outrageltuditinity r and grace the Charader of ciiilised When writing art history of the 'Campaign, vas it positik, not to ..express . indignatidO it3lu s t the Ilith° o of such calamities ? Woold,it have been natural nor to have felt the animation of that virtuous pride, which a rellekttion oei the Llifroetit . conliuktt .of the -Brititth :Soldiery most inspire-in the hreist of Britoil.? . I have± asserted that a ;British Soldier could traverse Mont through ey part of Egypt, or even penetrate into the desart, secure from injury or insult. I hive described the natives-aveonsideringthe.British.their beriefaCtors .and prhteaonr, Aolicitlug,opport,unitie4 to Malifc.:St their gratiti‘dei and esteeming :their uniform Is sacred hs the turban of Nitahometani.sm ; and, I may venture to predict, that. hereafter, the French trAvellervill be eouvraled to:conceal ths.., uame his - v . :gibs.", and ovite hit .security -to the as 514011 ,1i0n - of the . -British chara6ter.: But, Sir, doe*s' the circa. of ColonelSE 11 ACT t AN I'S Reimrt justify the Cut. • CONSUL'i. -concithlop, " that it is a complete refutation of what Lhave, advanced, even if we attach to that Report iiniAieir belief in its candour and veracity Pi .4 it pty.sibfe . that the . CH LEP CONSUL 'can suppose the world wilt trace respect for the French natne:in the eiretitn. etancc which occurred, to Colonel, , Se BAST I tar Caro, and which rendered it necessary for him to demand protetlion from the Vizir ?,or,. would he • imagine, .that the apologue of DI.G.EzzArS Pacht, ,vv.as not intelligible even previous to the instruaions being pOlished, which M. "FAILIVRAN . D t „;;:ilt to the French (omnercial Agent bear;ng <<i -portrait were rtedivca by some abjea or avaricious individuals with expressions of es tevtu: Or can he hcipe . that tile contemptible but not less' insiniration direted against' the gallant and eiiiinable British General; will divert mankind from a• relledim on the crimes with whieli.he Stands . arraigned Fortunate4' . for Eatope; she is daily becoming, More .. intimately • acquainted with the charader - of . this:hitherto iiiiscoOceived :man ; and I confess` that' I feet considerable gratificatiort.sy hen I indulge , the thought that I have contributed - to its developement.' Success rnarfor inscrutable purrses contine attend him. .Alijca Senates tii - ity decree hint a Throne or the Pilrolteon ; litic;History, shall render injured Humanity justice, and an indignant posterity in.- scribe on his.cenotaph-: * 4 :.tile 'venena . eolchka Et quicqual usqutin concipitur nefas, Trattairit,". 1- am, Sir, your, ROB EXT Wii,SON, K. M. T. Lieutenant 'Colonel. CORK, JUNI 3. Mv2T:'TC. AT Tilt GtIILDIALI. YESTERDAY. Tit it M e eti ng which we announced in :t farm ,r Paper, tray held 'yesterday rilsMint to Pt'.:-lie No_ (ice, his Woiship the IVIAY a tieirig in' the Chair amt it •was •sitch an assiii;bly, ih light it is contemplated,. whether as tti 'individual credit or the expression of public sentiment, will boldly .iffirm, as has never been exceeded in this city. Tice business of the.occasion was intro. diced in appropriate• language and sentiments IT Mr.- Alderman - 1 4 iiotvirsoN :and the Ite,olutions incident thereto moved-by' Mr. Maaeus.LYNCH, jUh. and animadverted upon by Mr. CHART, Es Co lA,. in, a manly and energetic manner, which•drew ire. quent bursts of . approbation from his hearers. An Address to His IVIAjt sTY was voted with enthusi. astic unanimity, expressive of fervid loyalty 'to the Constitution, and of abhorrence to the. tyranny which provok.ed by a series of offensive aggressions the necessity of vindicating the honour, and secur. ingftheinterests, of the British Empire. But there was a new and-a noble feaiure in. the Address, which enhanced even the value of loyalty, because it car. ricdwith it, the means .of making it cifettive, and competent to our crisis, ,It spoke ,the lac i page of gurinitnio anioncirislamvt, of a rcennciled anti na. tional spirit,. in the pike ofalienation and :mimo sity.; and of the reality of 3.11.i.k redemption of our chataa,er froM the little considerations of` parry, to he •brtiailer`.and . prouder . 'views of our common cOun. 'try, the Mrseting of yesterday rnibited proofs at once convincing and delighting. An Addresi the- Loan 1.. i euTsiAwrlustly expressed how much his aria liberal Adininistration had done,. in . .. effetting, that national reconcilement which inspired the eonctuef of the Meeting. I low much . more ccptable must be the language, of such an assembly, so filtivcd -so incited, - and_ so influenced, than the cold and, Orinal 'cwals of this or that tkseription ':4of His M. ,, ,itsTy's Subjefts,- couched, in suborned expressio.s, :did, 'tittering the diEtation of narrow 'and circumscribed interests I It is not in ourpoWer to convey to-the public she cordial srrit of trltt'ii.ltitity, this -ardent coalescence of class with Class,' Which was :manifested yetitew day—but,. we bet:eve, dim the Most' sanguinelnan • in'this , nation did - nor hope to see, in his time, pre. 'jutlices so zealously ilieriticed on the altar of rta. .tional unanimity. .71s' it "was understood at' th&Meeting, that, se.- .veral seamen concealed themselves in the interior parts cLihe country, it, was resolyck to.recom. mend to: the,:inlutbitants., such. a subscription as may 'be competent to increase, in sotne ; degr.:e„, the go. vernment bounty, to suchNoltinteers.As, may enter in Ibis fot„,the Naval Set vice. It was easily , rt'ortneen,,tlfai in the ardour of tile oCcaSion, miirc may be liven by the public zeal, Allan the special eircumtance mane necessary ; and, therefore, it ' was understood at the Meeting, that large dona. Lions were tat '. to be looked for, .o;bt the trary, that the s4allest be`ticeepterV,l .with suitable reititeEt'; as the value was' t-.6t . - in the , sum subs'Ciibed," but in she stoweti it 'co the. Public StOck. 'We highly' appio ve oflsn arrangement, which excludes theliOssibility of making invidiOrtsjfiention . of the - sips' Which mar be subscribed ;' and - which admit.a. the less opu. lenr , cl.bses,of our Fellow, Ci4i7AUlt to lendauch con. 'curranee to the oljjeet,. as conienienceomar spare, and. prudence approve of. The transactions-of yester,day we •shall - lever con.. • template, among - the proudest of which this City .may boast. -Jr has-been our duty to the best of our htimble means, so-use our utmost efforts, in re. - commending to ,ali classes °Lour countrymen their common' interest, in the obliVion ,of their fetids,.and Hin the revival of cordial and national affeditins. PitOCEEDINC;S OF THE GENERAL MEETINC;'OI , 'rut:4'l , 4s N C I PAL INIIALUTANTS OE 1111: vrry 01. cold:. Resolved Unanlmon sly, That. an Atlflress he . Fresentt,i t) Ilk ENcOkncy the Lcril Lieutenant; qxpp?m...ivz.; .11 7 olAr 1,,-,:!: awl Just ieuse of Ills i*ellency's mild .tuttlinpati4l Atinti . nistrat: - op. : . liestAxed, 'l'llat 11-is Excellency. be retuestel to !:I:te the propct- steps to have our Address to ilia Niaii.,sty :a..tl at the l'uot Of the - Throtfe. '. ' - ,- ' ' , Resolv , xl Undilimomly, That a Subsc(Ttirn 1 . , e immedi ately entered into II th.‘ purpose of givis Baer— ties to snob Se.inien and Litndstnen, as shall voltintar:!:y enter in Tlis M.flesty's N.tval Service; in our Ycrt, on 'or Core the first of duly next, itesolved Unanimously, Thatthe 1 , e5 - .lre-mentioned Gen. , tlernen be appointed d , C . e6to tit tee, ficsittied with , the advice of the Naval Cpmmander on this Station) ' _shall ditezt the application 'or the ttbscription, -arid irgtilate the patt icti. lar 'town y,to be allotted tome)), Volunteer, with the trend( it is cont etent tti embrace: ,14ICHARD J N Mayor, ChairaLtn. The Mayor having left tlic Chair, and the S. for Sheriff; '!`bonus Dutiscoinbe, 4:. - atiLd thereto, tte fal lowing ResolUtiotikwere pr,o t utica,by-2.1; 4 -ttis-tet;rl Esq. and beeonded by Sir Jam Cliat 4 i-zitoi., were unanimously a teed to c , . Resolved Uhaniinotisty, That ffteThanks of-the Meeting he presented to tile Right NVotshipitil Richard l.attr, Lsq. Mayn't' of this City; for his pfOinpt and , pollie A tfoitton to tl4: Requisition t'Oreonviliing,tltis tor his pro por anti dignified conduct in the than.. Resolved Unanimously, l'hat the Thanks of the Morting ~ he givep so Marcus Lynch, jun. F.sq. orthe Cent tnittee 13f Merch.ints, and to the tither Pentls.Tnen -01 that `respettithle Ito:iy, for thcit public spirite,i, and tienely cirss lathe INl.iyor to convene this whict 'this City has ha(' an early opportunity of relii..r.ding their Loyalty to their Sovereign ; and their unanimous and determine tt Re so;ittion to the Cotistitoiion aglinst the inordinate ..inbition ut tile French t;Oi , eroment. THOMAS 'DUNS'COMB heriff. . . A Coroner's Inquest• was held on Weci nesdav on't body of Elizabeth Colebird, late wife of 'George Cot:bird, hose death wits occasioned by an affiay at house in St,Gilees. I.t..appcilred that a man named Burk, with ~sevcral other persolis, rushed into the Town in qUest.of her husband,' with whom they had• previously quarrelled, and' that , she being far a.ivanced in pregnancy, was prematurely delivered of a child whieh Was.born alive, but, together with the mo ther, died swill after. There wits no evidence to prove that the lii7.)ws the 'tad . received Wete• the cause of her ,death, and two'surgcons who 114 d. ex_ arnined . the body, gave it as their opinion that she died by fright,. - 11)e Jprir f ,aiur an investigati:an of threc bouts, returned a Vertii&, Died Ay: the Pi." sitatiom - ' 11P NEWS: • Grt.N.fisEr:a,-rulcs. ['cased by--tfie (;o% . :ipor, Strong, .Che.,44,,fr0pl ;Virginia; Andalusia, Cag; from C:icliz ; Adis, lirooks, kmerican, from New-York : Wartliow, r from jama:ca; Flarye,y, tr ; La trim 14/14fitc Air; Mintz ; lrppc, De, \\';.,A, frgni SU‘N;),ITII ; awl Couut 'Ebtvkzg, ttnin gotw„ty, " S4iled—the Eliza, I,a:int-tot MARRIRO. I \ ; cstentay, by the Rev, Mr. Cocgiew.glt, at Ealing. the Rev. Win. Penny liecktitifi,to Mrs. Eruct, only daughter of Soloman Veil, Esci:of I), : agfunTireell, 11,14(4;Pa-sect DIED.' On . thi Ith inst. at lir;;;cnii, in Tilattiorg:filshift, in" the 7)44 oar of 4er .4 6 4 Alrb. .Nlorgan t .ot Atic ,i.t.t; D. Price, )nWecinestiat , , at his Chllntiers, ih Figtree . .court, in Elie 'reniplei . john:Mackenzie, E. 4 .5. of Le34.ttnn,.in .8oss:-$ I u T o n uesday sehhight, at his Black: Rack, ltotrA Tephson, Ertl. ',tiny )"-ear's Ilbrie to the' Loci Lieutenant of 1 to laud • ;-; vA.,r, ik Nti n , tuhd it o af ,D err t ,duted for the Prof::;sion of all zp:'.St%tvvyor aoe to tae attic" . 11 for Seven Years. . tliAilcoliorp Hußielo No: i6 i Furnivart-ion, vi:ill. be Lit-. - •• . • C .llArs-IN-24-I:ANE. rr i - t4.l.i , ti FEEL ..ii l l7lL T 'i' °: ;p l l g S 41's'e,ase:tralerS(KIel,;(1r Glrral.R's-Ei! 4 *;•?-te. cal ,- ulatt:d for the ocenpation'of Retiii 'Trades, 3644 1. , rg0 t'imi oe Grour4 adjohisngokith a 6,22CWaV leilg I:t4KtiOilil Gray:s-iiiii-ivie. !the wifele,.nr part 'i , t . " 11 ' 44 play be ,tr., i lasz.d of :to either of ,thelfolises otorebaidi id* Liceticlli A Ir* be obtained for a Publie-hohse flr one. of them- For further particulars, 'apply to. Mr. SP" Surveyor; No 16, Furniv:il's.inn L cfmistoPHEWSTREET, fiNSkiPIVI-SQUAgE' ; '"I r,4:'l,E r r - 1 7 , or itie.„Lit:-.N.S' 50r.,f), :of yn - not) S E :;irt;;;:e the Seth Side of tit: altove Strr, I\'cl fit ilium:date itteeption f A c*pect.ible. int APP s, licationmuk to. Mr. Scott. Sirveyor, at his Offir4 Nu. to, Fiunivars iitiri, iti rfl beatteacied ta. ' _ .... VEReig Of-EPPING FOREM MO 1113:LErr on LEASE frani-Teh to o res' iti A ng, t; ; l ii.,.. l4 re t e i n )A , S pe l e q u l l l i E rly -L el MC ig - Pb l §ittlatirm -.: , r.=.1 euelltrwe orßeads, to form th - -• Country & tileenez or 2 Nsptetable Family, it a moderate Shntot Moo wis cto:r. , ..itAt in the improv‘aztent of the Buildini, lo2 -.. st - 410illg t i;creon: '' '- , , ' for ff.:fitter. prticulars, ,apply to Mr.. Scott) S' c :Op r C o t in her th \ e vil bc h j et ut l a No. $6,,, I err.ivars-inn. ;urv:Y 4 VALUABLE COPPER and TIN MINES, Si, = ,AGN,ESS, CORNIVAI.I". • TO - RE SOLD 13Y AucTioN, -- By Mr. CHRISTIE, At his Cheat Room, hi-Pall Mall) On`'l"ffiUKSPAY the ibth inst.int,.at One o'Cio dr, •Et-‘4(31-rr, Tit FOUR 11-1 SI-lARE . in Its Pollbrzin . Copper and Tin 'Mines, situate in the or te r. , AG N" LSS in tbe CO L: NTY of CORNWALL, Po!. in AC - and wear every appearlowt t,irlinF otti'! very . p roductixe Property, thi , whole ofilie Ili Ot,. MEN TS of ON E :HUN iiReT) POV ND$-eacSherri ;JI.IS PAIL) UP, conseioently subject to tt it s on •i ,, e••td Mr, e reter Waitori, of St. Agueis thAt and answer every necessary questiou ,re 13 , 4 th.q . t . ° rusy be had at the Rainbow Colle-houseiC°7.4.l , Pall-Nlail • AccommtuvrioN. T DIF4S mid Oentiem P en of approved res e ° °4 . ; pity may', be accommodated with a SP,,NI of 1 ,110 0 • 1 ,,„; t",roni VA: upward :0)n their Note or good Bills, and 01 1 ,; , :my Sum from '5Ol. to upon Annpiti-..5, retlxittei r: '" at ttlelt- 1:"‘11 option, upOtt I ncomes arising, from I..anclo itiz P% Divi:tend, of IF tindeds , Prciverty by-Will or SAticr4, re.,. , 1i , ...n5, and tvrtr ierit,!.l Livnigi, for which tile ? g..veit, according to the Age.of the Parties. ,„ 'Xl , l.y RCM:many, Or by Lctter fppst- paid) tu 'AU! via C'' . cy for which ht. soft rstartin izr i eT: o r a l \ :l 4 ,ye S a t rt .C. s . re .pus ... t . ••' 0: . ID A INE, tnelviratga by. keeiling . i;rge. 4 o „ " r •., 1 0.4 • .. qtics to plaw,ill.V.ats,v,:ai , ENC 1: - . It and.P ti.ttt• ~ -.V., m:!.. t .:erch3nts, - '.d i n. .ili.' West tncl. of Kew-,,,ua.st c. ,,3 ti' ri . , motcct Twat Silo% -nil], on :account of tne 101pro k ,,, I T I A liktit; ; • velio; :front- Conneon years itxperiesiye 0t .4 z ... 4 7 - t he yr , 7 ..st.:44t , quaittitkrs as t - rom 2 tO 403 e Gallons of W 1 41 16 t i wciii. I t, Cid,. assert , that their Wine is not only more agreeab, ,e , l- to Your to. tii:; , pal,w, but nlore--rzsforativr,..akul whotej,Tich. the sto:na.:li of the ais,oi,tand intifin,,, They )I.lve Pori ) # 4 4::,.,; after lieing rioet.cd . nt a vat; coritatning....iwentyLc2,,, • ',!., As . • 16:4,.:41'nsit:rli: tit. Irt-two‘ to set. . years. ,Wflltil , 10 - ,: tt le' !,I..!c,rai.Shetryiiitua.:ll4.l...isiaov, anti Nlountaili.-the — t wit' i :oat the Vats as wanted. ' Tins 'node oF at:err4 glv" ~,,,..' Wines that deckled sulietiolity .6o*weti known snit aciyl„ ir ~ ...._eggl . such ah iintztansc stork enables them to seri: ';, lccr ~ -- .0 suaV tiiodelatd fditalt,'for ready tuon.eY• iritm - 1' kYith'SuPorior Wine; of the-brit viotites. 0 , 1) !"A part of the Town (not less titan' clozenr tree of, , e11' a,,, , They Font have a -very supctior stock. of 01.)gitiac, Pr 1 2 . ()OW AC sll l U ur —...... ' Pities at Kum, East-India and .S.‘l/0 , • ,*- .• ' They sena W,i1L,.., xy , -~,,,. ,~