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QUAR TERLY GhNnr.Au COUPT 'nf the said t l tet , N'Y Will be h e ld at th e ir Housy.,in Leadenlnill tleve " WEDNESDAY, thone 0 Ist SEPTEMBER next, at niClock in the F oren a . -.. ...____ ' JAMES COBB, Secretary. W.. _ A NI , ED fro, MORTGAGE. 2OOI . to 50,000/. on Cele I . t , Int 3t ;, „,,,, "% Security, - 111(1 particularly ad 'triit.;'4lts „-:1,-.1e: ~. Freehold - Si;nis to la} out or in k,-111,1,, ,:_ a rus,ees u m ing large . 4toultni!,l Sc eurkty.-- . -A .. libearenUneration will be t4l4l;7,Part'.:Zill- pr . ocu ‘ r . ir:g a V c l i t li . tained on application to Mr. -", Stlati olier i ,Yhre t' atlneedle-st reet, 1.00(1011. lk i , r o MONEY. r ",; ( 'WNT . Gentlemen, Bcr..., are respect, tZ.k)ifol,l,ll-,-Nterme'd'theymaybe supplle . dz c i . t i l i i .e N d it o )N n .l.;. : l rrr ' tn . 5,, 1 , C ut‘ Le 11 terms equal to Mortgage, ._,,, e _ . _ ,_,_ k 418, L i Kau I elsoimid Land or Housts . , Ai 'n Y !P e - ' , . 1 ,: ''; .44'114c ''ingot'S'einuts, Widows' Jointure., (.1 r,) Cl'" i'l'3. t ' ' „erty. - ti 'n'f'r.°l ~h er 1 roit., silpplied on their PersOnal tit4rltt),olll.,.e4petabuity ina3 4 , !t,1, 0 4 d T ,, tlenien will fi e nd ' 'ec•ery liberal aceounuoda ktiqhttiti, -'• • 11 e ; ,,, 04 la tron, Twelve 'till Tare; ( * el. tn Nlesi,rs Wills anti Co. .No. 4h, Sauth-street, ~.,,,,t.1.,(10,4., . _ I'S ---- .t,S• AR ES CHEAPER, THAN FOR. THE i s tA,rt LAST Fn. - CP:EN LorrEtuEs: L OTTERY begins Drawing Ist SE Y= ~. TEMBER; 1814. 2, ••, nf . SCH EMI E. . l: '"• .. ........ L. 20,000. . are 20,1,100 .., . . 10,000 i ' • ... ...... • 5.000 , , i ' . ••.. . ' • • ....... 2,000 • 4,000 _ . - '•. • 4,000 2,500 2,ti00 1,500 1,000 20 .. • 1 ,7'-'• • • ' • •• • • .... '<'• •• . •• • • ........ I,c or i 4 . • • • . ... s. 1,000 500 2(X) 100 50 - L. 140,000 NO FIXED PitI.ZES imys OF MIAIVINF; 7. _ • l 't ay, -I,t SEPTENIBE:K . • e;rk. ' q t l . 1). ' ***** .. • • • •• -/ svvrEmtir,!,. ,)14k i n' ' '" *** '** ' • I." 1 \OFR. - • ' , -, ti . , , ' --4 Y,. •.., . . ...17th SEP IK, ;,. , , ,„,,,,„, tit'4d Sit ARFS arc selling - by Ith-l'."'."'"" I lq. tl p lnd Co• Contractors fur the totter 3, at their 11.. ''''''l'is4rner o f .ll alikldings; Coriiiiill, and facing .1.. 44 ' --ew s (~ fu - . r. Price ~le►vs, ,avrog-cress. tltlkt,t.•••., of o.Ticliet L. 19 ID 0 '''•'-..'' LIO 7 0 i Eighth. L 2 13 6 , ''''••• 5 .5 0 I Sixteenth 1 .7 0 4 Arrovs HoRTUs KEWF—Nsis' d in kilb:* This Day was published, , ti.,l,e Volnivies, Svo. price 31,,, as. board?_s ke to l he: l l l3 , 8. liEWffS6lSCatii . log . t.e 1 ''. -' '''`lr4 cultivated in the Royal"Btitantc Garden l'h e ), eco4 '4 s c il i ,Y,ti ,, Tate WILLIANI AITON. , . „, ~ - 1 E t - m - , e'ar ,, ecl. By WILLIAM row NSE.;D . 1),,,kt:,:tit,44(,1 !e*'l=•l~m, 6ar ': 4rlen el- t,, his Majest , y. a _. i , ,rou no 1,.,i t, 1k r.r,.;"' . 0 F, , ...,:,,,, 1-In 7 t, il:e., or , ; c i , tri 's, l , dtld at the British Gallery, 5. , N. ew Bond till 4 T l 'ltei y -n 'aY be had separate, to cc:pp/etc Sets, pri ce 410 hbr , 11. 7s, hoards. t . l ,"`li) ,IstiQt, an Epitome of the above Work.' By W. ti ' 44l ;'` ' , ' ' i t 3 v l price 12s. boardi, or with references to of te-Pfants., prise His. boards. 'lt . - ------ t, 4_, lii s t l' 1,,,, t` 4 at Ps. AUTORI'FF. SP.F.CIALE. 'tiare qal/ I)4l. rortai-e de leitrs Altesses Royale la Prin i!ll Pti n , et le'liiic de Sns-ex d - •sa ..I\•latest c. 4 ,Itereur de - -Ito •• ' 1 .: - 1.• .. si 6"-' i . 114 i ti e. ‘-'rtn, • . -,F sic., oe son z.i. ,L.,se . r oi,sin L . . e i t r i It ..di:iriaile.sritilite 1 .1 1 e l d s 4. ( l? ' ci n F: e7 ( L ' ' i e l e la c e ..N i t e a r i-s ii t :t. c et de t i le,- ; ' l. l ' f :X " r ) : 1 4 , . 4 14; 4 ' r "itle N.ll - 0 ess clans torte l'Enrope, . tt 0,,,,.. A.A.:-.„.k55,... de, j.l. ow LAND, r,„ a .1 , ,, 0,07,;( e ., 1 , 4 , a )'.li. ,t .e es, t- V ''g 6 taux•de i'lle de Macals.kr, cads les ,Itl k 'it 4, s t la st , tt i ( l4: ciess.de les proprite:s les plus saluL tilltili, • ell t ,, ett 'lle (till ddtruit etlicacement tomes les ini,- , t r s iiii t ' t it hi,.''._ i 't- its enip4!ehe de toinber, oil de itliiia:hir th, t ta 1 ., „it 1i0,,,,, ,, r, , us av itfi C'&, (Inane de la force aux ehereuir., kik,L l k, f ',l k ; t • ( :, t ; abondance dans les, parties chanres ; kt % 3 l tts s ',..it „ z ,; . - ulle watiii.re liermaneuto, et read les l 'tt t r , it s I '''' , .0 1 2 t " tr eiS I Solt. artiticiels ' reruarquablernent 3e 4 , r et... 41 !. , ~1 , ", t ail`: produit - tine Belle Chereinre, fait j it ,73,,,1.t4f!::.t.t.it:, L : t S o $::Ilre:113, •les mustaches, &c. &c. _El u te s Petit en faire usage poor les p 1... ;4 4 ; (4,4,1' ( lout I, N., i ity tt ie.pr. chevenic proliteront, (-Online on pe. , ..t l i p i , til l .F 1 ,4 4 ., dit6. stir irs Cbeveux, par Rowland, qu it t, it .tulle 14 ho ut ,•,, . ..;Zix t dt : ,:t 'Ti'l'l , Hie de son huile, •Conane . ort a con k I stir 1 , . N6 ritalli le ILvre, it est nec4ssaire d.observer, I.N t OW/ "I'Pl,tte , tioile de Macas•qtr quc relic qui est 4 1 , ,: 5 1 ',hd v Al\ I) . 1 ~'- ' ,) 1! ( -0 Suit la bouteille en encre rouge, triOt d e t! b out ` ' 4 SON," de•leur wain. 1, 1 1t .t u i t... ,.11 , ~Itt.t..:illees,l,4l. troiS sliellyng et demi, de dix .. sh_ . :l. '!),I t ; C. e - 1,0 w14 ,2 . .‘.2 - e . ott shelling, par - 1e5 .. ..eu1,, P. o 10'4 .4 d e ~4 , et „.„ "•nct Suit, Corner of Kirby-street, , t ,t.1 N .., : t 1 ,„ i , 1( • th. ci, i,..." , les plus respeetables Parfunienrs et -1,11,it 1 114 , L'E:ii:A.,t, I.:(indrri, et dans thine NI,. !it'. ksh - . 11 1Pfq, —( i'..- de TYRE de ROWLANI), uu te‘j,..tr ori ,'er e - ,1,._,, LIALE, qui 'change innudiatement et 1,:44.4.L.,, kc.te"..ini,tuente tes Cheveux Itimuz - es oußlaiies, ' , ir. s 'l e ni 1.,,:1 Noll's, Bruns, ou ChatainS; en torte qui Pt st ie j i t : . " Peurent einportes la contour. ogs et demi, Fa houteille. 111; , . •lc (price l'iltVV, on sale 1 fa d usefu a,urtrait of the Aqh " 4 1, ,-,,,;': 01 that scarce, in ~ NlZ'OliiilUe!',C,opiel oaly arc t n e ( r ).:‘ s • ti l i t i !ft , leir„nt is , or mail which IS given an 1 1- , ..., en ., - , , d ~ 0 h A (i 6 1 44 .t View of Clilead Housej, ut ,x,...b.t t u [I I;;ALTH .or, , ' 4 a tri a v ariety of (I,4aiplatnr) 11,1-1114iiiii, Ily S. so LONIQN, ;\ l• D. Nervous and _1!...... t4ll4,,,driiti.t;a treatise on Female Diseases%rks Advice CO b t on those ted ; t k t. ' With ' tifohiplaints ; also General Ilcin• uently 31)i'L'Ilies tl:l4iitii4,,`h the huinao. body is Most fall . • anti ceam ' t pry 6 til ptoins mode "of treattnen,', laint. .: . t' " Iti PT 44 )t '1 f -'• •1 'r ective comp • crtiesanu ‘i• "fciii' I " (I Ut esP ' on the ProP , Secret V t d tj •I 444exe-, Dissertation . and Nl,lleq; .• "t and Cold-Bathing; also' an Ftlll,33.;l'u'lle, whole ~t l lity ,4_11.( a biseourse on Impotency. Isn, 5.,,,e.._.: rhe •fore 4,l%‘ti•kiet'ir 11:,,,iireitness incident to Fe/nate. `' l 11" d . 41 1 a variety of authentic facts, • lvs• l iii , l'he I, / • health, ' s .' bi Oat ,lt Preservative t• I - cep the wind in . . ) stlie faith- . I' 4 44 41.1',(1 (4141 in ' -.° ll' a - .• • the bodYto", dislike of lavin,, ""ttaiti (if never before the ui , an . f•,ia,, not ti le ,, a ftr'''l4t;ll,)tli."st•Lifgrtunately •in f ror receit ~., 1, , . txl,, ~•ely our ites, but even our, t'oibleg, follies. a, ~,.,';ttt tl,„ ~ deters th•iii -vids frorn asitt"; !' in part:T Youth • -`,.,4 i.,l%ipi.iilcsopher tee' usin'elids; and thus iaria death ct:ts'tvttoli(,in,i'itrt':.ktoll:ti;lig intottlie vortex Species,of.diss_i_PVl!ct"u;ll)7it-1 i', l t ti 4 , 1 , f l y t 4 ;,pl,lllzl,lltitZesh 7 f dy, , s i t . r t ut t ; o t i yin ‘,ii,'it,. b t i l ;l 6 te i d out 11,,t,1'e delltuh:,l(4l, ILIE :0 ttai.lL'l'H, whi.chp,', pointed out 'lc• ' ''lt (l th Silent Fr ie nd " whitP u‘',-i ii) ‘ , ' -- s4 th either sex it the f 4 silen t . = -.-esare'd , Lout eXposure, (.1 ti,.,,, ? t. se,loct,!:slt upi e a :nine warm_t_ f ‘ t ; 14:,t k'l li 'l 4 l . t 4. h i i; , s l e 4 4 i r s 1..4,,t i7t:u `l'i.le' jinnedlee cannot ris bear. :irei, ft to a A t .l t u i • le t h e: n 'SU ) 4 1.,: c ‘ ti l l ) i a tlgirithettei ' 4.:.1.et 4 11 8 11.1)11 de ' ,;'" I ' ) E l s rVe l i - 1 l e ) : I. s-.aii: rj.,e...ii.t:hv►: Ili:, t_ratiu, 1 tirii.4,..t.!!!, forahe. .Ikurlionrt.,4:lnd .solid,alt,eYraes,.„ ~..1,11 Izi - ,,T, ued,. :\i',OY'.. a•Ild ,dt??L'.'loni• , leg 4 ~,,is, tii;111 ()aye:, in. tat: I...:rilt.ek• ii.ni.l.(..e _i__..,....d cop -Nil t es(.; 4i th '41)4! 4,:itl.l:ault.i: zii4n:ie i 1 ,pl..,:jeZu` t' • 4 1 I'icTu4r,LlNG OFFICE, Av. 9, 1:i1.1. • HE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUA LLING • !lift Ndry "do hereby .kive- Notice, That on Tuesday next, the 16th Instal;', they will be ready to receoe Tenders in 7i.rit'infr, sealed uP, and treat for One 'll . Undred Thousand• Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to be detierr;.d; dal?, feCe, iParcho s uses taick the sane shall have been boUded2, into .his Majesty's Victualling Clores at:Portsmouth, in the space of Otte Month ; and to be paid for by Bills, payable with interest, Ninety Days after date. , , • ,The Conditions 'of the Contract mar/ be seen at the Seere tary'.7 (yfice. No regard will he had to any Tender in which, the: Peke Arca not) lie inserted in 'words at' length., or that shall not be deliverf. to the Board before One . o'CochOn the said Tues day ne.rt,'tke iCth Instant; nor unless 1/u Person wha ?nab? thc Tender, or some Person on his Gthalf, attends, to answer when called for: ARMY 'CCYNTRA urs: Commissary in Great George . street, July '2O, 18).4: OTICE is hereby given to Personscle + sirous of Contrasting to stuely BEEF and MUTTON to his Majesty's Land Forces in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the under-mentioned Counties and Islands : • Anglesea—Bedford—Berks (including the Town of Hun gerford)—licrwick—Brecon—Buclts —Cautiaidge (including the Town of Newunkrket)—Cardigan—Carmarthen— Caroni - - TOO—Chester—Cornwall (including Scilly)—Cumberlatul— Denbigh—Derby—Devon—borsetL-Durh . ain (including Holy Ishind)-Essex—Flint—Glainorgan—Gloster (including the City of BristolJ—Eants—Hereford—Hertford—liv.nts—lsle of Nlan—lsle of Wight—hent—Lancdstrr Ninnuciatb Montgotnery-= Niofolk Northampton- 7 Not urnberlan d —Nuttizikiitn— Oxford—Pembroke-Lltad noT—ltutl d— Salop —Somerset— Stafford—Sllll° 1k (exelush'e of Landgnard Fort and its De- , pendencies)—Surrey—Sussex.— Warwick —.Westmoreland- 7 Wilts—Worcester--York---and in the several Counties in North Britain. , That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day of Srpteu►ber next ; that Propo , s'als in Writing, sealed up and marked," Tender for Ar►u' Supplies," will be received at this Office, on or before Wednesday, the 2.lth day of August, (but none will he received after 12 o'clock on that day) and if scut by post ; the postage must he paid. Proposals must be • made separately fur each County and Island, except for the Counties _comprising North and South Wales, all of -,vhich must be included in one Tender, as also must tlse several Counties in ,North Britain ; and each Pro posal must have the Letter Which is annexed to the Tender properly filled up by two PersonS of known Property, en= gaging, to become bound with the Party tendering, in the antaunt stated in the printed Particulars for the dtre per formance of Contract ; and no Proposal will be no- ticed unless rande t,n a printed Tender, and the Price ex pressed in Words at length ; and should it so happen, that daring the continuance of the CouttaCt no Troops should be 'sfatinned or supplied in the County, the expence of the Con tract. and Band, paid in the first instance by the-Contractor, to be refunded L., him by the Commissary in Cttief. Particulars of the Contracts maybe had upon application at this Office between the7Hours of Edeven and Five ; at the Office of Deputy Commissary General Yoang, Edinburgh ; at the Office of Deputy Commissary General Coupe, C.nern sey ; . and at the °thee of Deputy Commissary General Be :t, Jersey. •, „ 1 EN.TRAORDINARY EFFECTS OF DR. SIBI,EY'S. • PATS•.N 1•••;01.,•\ R TINCTURE, - Prepared by C. W. Salll-11. . , good effects I hayc • - seen of your i Solar "f inc:thre induces Toe to.send the following , partiL• I tutors Wire was sitiiictrti with anheumatic Ner ,, vows Fever, with swelling and inda.mmatiun in the joints, to 1 such an alarming degree, that no hopes of life were caster : taine.d. Having tried a number of Medicines t• no purpose, • till, by aecitient, I read one ur your pamphlets,which it4duced the to onske'trial of the Solar Tincture, sucetededbeyond,Fly v. - xectation, for a cove was effected by laking . only five 7s. (d. hOttles. - Several instances of• its virtues have been expe rienced in our family, which ,has induce.. me to recommend it to others, namely, .E4lward Parks, of Blacklt•y-street, who. was so far gone'iti a Decline that he had beets given over, when two bottles only of your Tincture restored hint to! per fect health, which lie nosy _enjoys. Thotnas Brown, of. Fleet 7 street, laboured under a iong-settled Asthma and .Coosump-, tion was given over 'fur lost; by taking. five bottles. of the' Tincture, lie was restored to health, to the aStunishtnent 1)1 all that knew him. Many other cased I could mention, but would 'mike it tiro long for you to make it known to the pub for the good of others. Addingtonstrect, • Your'B, respectfully,. • Manchester. JOSEPH -PARKS. • !=iolcl at the Wai•ehonse, Na. 6, Albian-street, Blackfriar's- , toad, its bottles, at Gs. 7s. 6d. and 14s. and by most Vend4rs in the kingdom. N. B. The Public are requested to 'clo*erve, that time ge nuine has C. W. Satfell wrote on the wrapper. NEW MUSIC.---.Tust pupli.shed, , .11M I SCELL A N GUNS. COLLECTION 6f , . VOCAL MUSIC; ec‘ouposed by •BENJANIIN BLAKE, . Musician in Ordinary - to his. Majekty ;.tuost respectltdly dedi tated (by permi,,,i,in] to..the Right Hon.. the Countc , s of Bridgewatn-; • consisting Of the following Pieces, which have a separate Accouvotiment fir the Harp, or Pram - I -Forte : The Indian qirl, , A son.- • • • , • ' A•ltiopplic:o i o n. . ' For Three Voices ; A Touch On the Tinte5,....... ............. Three Voices ; The Milk: cd Widow, A Son; ; : Tile late Sir John Fieltlii' n ,, •'3 Pravcr, For Three Voices; 'flue Future, I 1 So:ig The Beg , ar's Petition, For Pats.; Voices. Printed for tile Author, 29, Bruiorton-rov, Knightsbridge, by Mr. Birehall, 133, New Bowl-street ; and way be bad at the principal Music Shopi;, price Ins. 6d. 'On the I Sth Instant will be published, In One Volume, Quarto, handsomely printed by Bulmer, on Superfine Royal Paper, price, in boards, 51. ss. dedicated, by peiruission, to hiS Royal Highness the Prince Regent, IN ACCOUNT. of a VOYAGE r to' AllYS c,i SLNIA, and TRAVELS in the INTERIOR of that Country, executed tinder the Orders of. the British 'Govern ment, in the Yea,rs 1609 anill it, 10; in which will be included nu Account of tee Portuguese,Settlementi3 on the Eastern . Coait of Africa, visited in the equnic of the Voyage ; a con cise Suinmary late.OecurreniT3 in Araliia Felix-; and sense -- •Pat . tietthirs respecting-the Aboriginal .N.,ftican Tribes, extend ing from Moxilinbitote to the Borders of Egypt, together with Vocabularies of thyir.respective . . , By HENRY 'SALT,. Esti. F. R. S. &c... Print‘ed for F. C. and J. Rivingtoir, NO.' 142, St. •Paul s s .Church-yara. • • . , 7, . • N. B. ThiS SVork be illustrated with t large Sheet Map of Abyssinia and soveral Charts laid down fioni original Surveys and Observations the -Author, together with thirty En gravings and Etchings, executed , by Charles Heath, Esq. from Drawings taken the spot. A few Copies arc printed on layerial Paper, with first Impressions of the Plates, price, iii boards, 81. HEALTH, BEAUTY, AND A GOOD COMPLEXION. rrinEuntivalled qualities of the Genuine GOW m_ LAND'S LOTION, as a safe, mild, and elegant pre paration for the removal of all Eruption-s from the Face and skin, and for improVing the utost•deliCate - complexion, have long been lino*n to the Fashionable World; and many qiott sands, of rank and distinction, have adopted, continoed. and recommended its use. The consequence has been, that per sons have obtruded on the Public spurious i'uitations of the Lotion. To prevent injury and disappointment to the mis led, it is necessary to state, that the Genuine Lotion is pre pared and sold G y Mrs. VINCENT, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square, Loudon, who is the sole possessor of Dr. Gowland's Manuscript Recipe. N. B. It removes:fetters, Ring, worms, and Sun-burns: . The following. is a rte from Lady Catherine Lennox to Mrs. Vincent, No. (4, Davies-street, Urosvenor-square : No. 49, Charlotte-street, Portland-place. Lndy Catherine Lennox presents her compliments to .Mrs. Vincent, and bas tie pleasure of statinK, that, by the use of two quait bottles or her Gowland's Lotion, she...is perfectly cured of a violent eruption upon her face and ;bans; she was recommended bv her physician to , make use of the Lotion, which has exceeded her most Sanguine expectations. Sold by Mrs. 'Vincent, sole Proprietor of Dr. Gowland's Manuscript Recipe,. No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square. Bacon and Cu. No. 150, Oxforl-stNet t Smyth, P,:rfniner to his Mal esty, New flood -street; :Messrs. , Newbery a id SOUR, and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard ; anti all respectable Perfumers and Dealers in Genuine Medicines, in every Ttiwii in Europe in quarts Ss. 641. pints .ss. Gd. f-Tints. 9d. To prevent Counterfeit'Lotions, it is necessary to ob serve, the nauie M. L. Vincent is sisncd upon all that is genqine. This Day was publish d, • In One VoL-mie, _Royal Quarto, price 2i. 2s. in hoards, TREATISIi_ on the WEALTH, POWER, and ILKSOURCES of the I3RITiSI-1 EMPIRE; in every quarter of the World, exhibiling the l'apolatiou and Value of the Landed .an,l other Property in the United Kingthn, aml the'toloifies and Depeudeiwies ,of the• Crown. —The New Property created annually from Land, and from Labour en\nloyed io Agrictilture, Mines •Manuftectnees, Trade, Forkfn Commerce, - Navir,atuin, and Fisheries.—An lli•,teriCal Account of the Public Revenue, from William I. to George General View of theitevenue Expendi- . tore of the Nation, doing 5.t years of the lecipi ot; George rise, progress, and present stailf of . the Funding System, and the National Debt. A !list°, kat Account. of the. Colonies and Dependencies of the Crown, .including the Territories under the Manag , ment of the East India Company.—With Observations on the Natiimal Resources for Old beneficial, zunployment of a redundant Population, and fur rewarding,the Naval and Military Ogicers, Searuen, 'and Soldiers, for. their services to their Country, during tli s 'e late War.—illostratcd, by copiou.. Statistical T;:hics, con structed on a new pi:snot:id exhibiting a collected view of the different subjetei discussed in this Work. '• • • Dv P. VOLQUI•1017:` , ;, D. •• • London : Printed fur Joseph Mawman,_39, Ludgate-.street:: 11,1 LIFAX PAPERS. ILLIFAX, JULY 20.,---Lient. Gates, A ide-de : Camp to his roccelletn , Sir.). C. Sherbraok, K.B. turivetliti:Jr; late on FridUV eXening how EaSt liOff,•with: dispatches, announcing .thc surrender of Moosejsland," on the 1 Ith inst. to the British forces from Berniuda and this place, which joined at Shelburne, and from thence proceeded against f e rins of the capitulation were very' liberal ; all private ..property was • respLmed.— (Nova Seolia,Gazette, ~. NVASIIIIIGTON', JuNF. 28. Copy of a Letter from Coroloodurectu'rney to the Si•eretary of the Nnry, dated Snr4dav, Jule 26, 1314-10 A.1%1 morning, at 4 A. M. a .combi , ned at ..tack of thelartillery, - . .untrine corps and flotilla, was made on the•t‘vo friglites at the mouth of the creek. Alto: two:hours engagement', they .got under way and:made 'sail down the river. They" are. now, warped round, 'Point Patience, and I ain moving op the Patuxent with ray flotilla. -My loss is act ing midshipman, Asquith, killed, and ten others killed and woulided. _ JOSHUA BARNEY. "[lon. AV: Jones, Secretary cf the .Nvy, Copy of a Letter from Commodore Rodgers to the Secretary of the Navy, dated Philadelphia., June stn--On Sunday last. the British frigate Belvi dera captured a small schooner belonging to In dian River, about ten miles above Cape Menlo pen ; •and after h'avin her in possession 34 hours, ransomed her for 800 dollars. I was vesterday morning on the eve of leaving this %vitt) about 30 011icers.aud men, who'are employed here in the equipment of the .Guerricre, to join the but received information that the Belyident left the - bay on the '2lst. The flotilla i r now - US low down as Egg - Island Flats, fro m whi c h it came up to Newcastle only the day bef‘ire the BelviJera came into the Bay, for the purpose of replenishing its provisions. With- great respect, Sz.e.: JOHN RODGERS. }lon. W. Jones, Se'cretary of the Navy. Fitom Gurt; cEs - rEn , Jets 2.---We have seen nothing of the ships for a week past till 'yester day afternoon, wl.kti a 74 and two frigates were seen so near in, that it gave considerable alarm. (This is probably the old sqnadron the Bulwark, 'Penedos and Nymphe, joined.) Very thick this morning, and they ate not to be seen." PARTICULARS OF TILE CAPTURE OF TUE RATTLE have, however, interfered with this well-digtlsted plats of annoyance, and the stun total of Mischief caused by this intended scourge to liritiss com merce has been confined to the destruction of two small English vessels. The superior qualitie - s of the Rattlesnake, as a prime• 521 i ler, appears; had more than once tempted herlate Commander to hold Bri tish cruizers too•cheap—if we may credit the tepirt of one of hencrew•-,--as, on the 31st of May, she nar-, rowly escaped .being Captured by the Madagascar frigate, When off the Western Islands ; when pur sued by the •Leander, the frigate gained upon them fast, preserving the weather-gage; and fir ing s chase gull. Avith such precision :is to give Ito hopes of escape being hulled twice in fats: shot, though going 9 to 10 knots an hour, and broadside preparing fur them—t.he colours were struck, and they were taken prwessirm of by an officer front the Leander: Thus terminated their cruise, and thus fell'. the fastest vessel of war (except the President) of the ‘ United States. HALIFAX, JULY 18.—Thursday arrived Isis Nfa.. jesty's ship Leander, Captain Sir G. R. Collieri from .a cruise ; and . the American schooner Inor - n, froM North Carolina, hound to Cape Ann, prize to the Bulwark.—Friday the cartel ship iNtatdda, from Salem, - 58 hours, with ei...hty Isrilislr sub jects, late prisoners in the 'United Stares.. AMERICAN ACCOUNT OF THE CAPTURE OF TP? • ESSEX. NEW YORK, JULY B.—Yesterday arrived the Essex Junior, 'Capt. Downie, 7i days from 'Val- , paraiso, with Capt. Po`rter and the greater part of the crew of the United States frigate Essex. On the 28th of March, in a strong gale, the .Essex her anchors, and one'cable part; ing i the other • was cut; (the Phrthe then standing for•tke pint) ;- on haling round Angel's Ponit, the Essex carried away her main-topmast, and lest two men. Captain Porter finding it impossible to gain his former anchorage, at 45 miin past three "p..rn. came to with the best bower, within pi;tol shot df the •shore. The Western fort of Cavle Viego. bearing E: by . N. about 3 miles ; the eiwern fort of Castle jel Barein S. by AV. I miles, but Out" in sight, being anchored under "a high bluff, a long ' 24-pounder detaChed from it, distant ball a mile it) this situation we,considered ourselves . perfectly secure.' The ship was•cleared for action, :ilthotiOn Calitiiin P. did not think the enemy would attack him.. A't 5.;"i past 5, the Phobe commenced firing on our gtafboaril bow,' ltl half an hour she, stood otF to repair damages. Got a third'spring . on our cable, the ,othii.:r two being shot away. T tiff enemv 'soot( retureil,' took a pusitioll Otit of reach of our short gaits, and opened a mast galling fire. TheAvind, shifting, Captain P. terinined on la.ing the Plan_tb-s, on board, and the cable was Cut;. 1);IE the only halyards standing was the flying jib, and this partly hoisted, was not sufficient to veer -off; We Were now in a most dreadful state , ; the-'enemy Imbed it s at e v er y shot, and . our brave. fellows in every di.. rection ; but we were all "animated by the. coo-4 brave, acd intrepid conilmq of our Commander. when aa' unlucky accident took place, which trated all our hopes—the etplo;;ion eaf i9me.Zoose' cartridges in 'the main hatchway caused a general consternation among the crew the greute.tt part of which. humped overboard. Captain P. seeing no hopes left, he gave orders_ to fire the ship ; but recollecting •the number of brave 'fellows lying below wounded, countermand ed his, order, and gave the painful one to lower oiir ensign, which was execete,a precisely at half- past sir 1). m. Ki:led on board the Essex,Licutenants Wilmer and Cowell, ISt and 3d-56 petty officers and seamen—total 58.—Wounded severely, 38 slight ly 25 ; missing 31. '1 otal 152 i • The Essex Junior lay in ValparaisO, unable to take any part in the action,. Captain Porter and his crew were paroled; and permitted to come home in, that vessel as a cartel. The-Essex is said to have landed 2,000,000 of dollars 'at' Valparaiso previous to ber„being captured. _ _ _ . Captain Porter has stated,• that there are some errors and 'omissions in 'the account and has requested a suspensint of panlic,opinion, until the official statement be givea.-- 7 -(Re6orderj, FROM FIAVANNkp,',SUNE The I:lockadeha3 completely cut off the trad.:-.. to the United States; Ni.;e have . had only one or tw6 o:rlivtli for some weeks- 77 molasses in consequence have fallen much. American produce, of all descriptions, is in de mand, and daily enhancing'. Intliiin,goodS suit-ea to the African trade in great demand. 'Should the affairs Of Europe continue favourable,' the present high prices of our produce will be main tained. A NICE POINT IN RELIGION. -,— T4B.Tewish laws prohibit the breaking of a seal ou the Sabbath, but Nathan, who is a great Bull, could not trust the . Omnium on Saturday without watching it, an d was seen, Whilst standing o n the Stock Ex change, steps, to open a letter that was brought Mill. Un being reproved by a Boar for violating the Sabbath in breaking- a seal, Nathan justified himself by declaring the letter was only wojered. Bees. —A hive of .Bees, in the nursery belong inglo Nir. JAMES ROBERTSON, KilnlatilOdi, has been lying out for some days.' The top swimr, with the queen, were put into a hive filled with combs made last year, which had died in winter, Owing to the severity of the weather. For s (on tr days it was judged proper to feed, and on Ole Tit6day evening some broken combs were put upon a pewter plate on which the hive was plac ed ; nod., on beings removed the following day, it was found? ,w;irining.‘vitl-i young bees. 'These, it is sup.i,,,s must have renined in a torpid sate, u', i • the combs since last tvlntel, and brought to by the heat of the new hive. SNAKE. IiALIFNX, JULY IG.—Arrived the United States brig Rattlesnake, Lieut.. Renshaw, pierced for 18 ,guos, ;And having 131 men, prize to . .his Majesty's ship Leander, captured near Shelborne, on Monday Jlist ; she run for Shelburne light, supposing it to be rorland. She sailed from Wilmington 31st May. This vessel, perhaps justly considered the, fastest.sailing sloop of war in the A , Herican navy, Was intended to carry destruction to the tommeree of .England —even 00 her own 7.51101 TS ; and after b•tvin2. - (as was proposed) cruised i n the chops of the English Channel, slie was to have refitted in. some one of the ports in Norway, recruited her crew; and thence cruising a short time off Cape Clobr, done the.same; ofFlNlodeira, and returned by the West Indic.; to any American:port in the Noftiwrn States yhe could curer i ctreuufsCauccs. to til l 1 ; 0 .11° 1 11 11 8 ,, il; i" ; tb e , (le', toe" r ‘ a"' 1% 5 e a(' 11::Pce L , '" 1 ,, 4 " . .1 1 0 ' IP -4 0 g if pi r v •eT e fo f Er vac:, ,F f tf . i C.es' •,,f 11 )1 '' 1)11 A- 2 .7 iU• ~~Y t frei Rst Ht , fe% orr ). -e / ~~ G~ ~~ J ;' ~ J~,• r~// •It• •31 1 •,,Go ,v C 4. Q:1,5,1,