The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-13 00:00:00

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Ni 4;4 a Inert, !no favourite Niitomime, !vith . tt't Meth:lineal es pailicularly the Fligin ° e ; Chi t id e !.' ° round the Dome of the •Clicatt itrs, ARLEQUI'S ; • „ Capra M kt , Pit Ek 1.) P rtt hi t° 'l4kl me Am )utz ite:zt re from Teti until Sec bui;;litiiiniot be kept alt‘r l l - 1111.1)a.t Seven . .‘„ .bc g iti at . Halt S" • o i , ,,l, i u't•PAl • ta. (;aju;ry Ni Money s re r fu om w.t L lr miit"enmg. n The l'yt.int r t I l e 44 1 14, r I 4iid next Week, with '1 racey Loa • 14441 ADMIRALTY.OFFICE, . toth August, dig. pURSUANT to an AEt of Parliament passed in the Fifty-first Year of his present Majesty's Reign, this. is to give.Nlinice, that the .LORDS COMMICSIONERS of the ADM' R ALT Y have caused the necessaryiMeasures to be taken for the fitting of Warehouses , at the places triention ed' baneatli* for. the reception of the Gunpowder, which, under the Ptovisions of the said Act, is to be landed from such Ships -and Vessels, not belonging to the Royal as shall enter into the great Harbours of Portsmouth , and P I y mouthi and intti the-River Merl ay: - and it is hereby de elated and notified, that the said places are appointed by the Lords Commissioners for executing the Office of Lord High Admiral of the United Kingdom of Great .Britain and Ire land, for the aforesaid purposes, according to the provisions of the said Mt. MR. PICKERING'S ADINMSS • adjiCent to & Mary's, , 114 rkto.rrenindtfi coG, too for wjiTt,,qh_ much wanted ti tn.r ket. TO TRU PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES: A i in th er objea and'qr:ti . 6f TT4 projemed.war.,iii l A ,. th (*ei4,llzo il !if grain, • rice, flpaf i beet, pork, and limo Spairi and Pot - ugal , . for - whoin indieted l ttiu French Enweior, nyr ruler 3 ntanite;iteLl no sv‘in!.:l;• thy but, on the &Mt ritry,` they and Wei. -gen u .n o , adlierews app -ared to antici,iate wi h pie is JUN t hcs Si - biUgatlan u t those couoitritis. bx, • ty rant; and which has tren peeve tud the 'great and eitt.aual aSNlStattee of Great Brit till: Onr:satacious patriots, with Messri. Jettirson . Madison at their head, have forup , rly belie%.e4 the United StAtei, wititholdkg their soppltes of provisiOns, could prodtiie . a famine in, the Briti:'l dominions in 'Europe and theiWest-indies and 't uot know that experience him yet cured. them ott this filly. Be this as it may, they undoubtedly supp,ise that S,ain and Portugal, for seVetal year; the theatres of a most destructive war , rava&-d by the Item h 3onita and unavoiJably exhi3:isteJ by their brave .defenders, Nvtli be inatipable of Air• the, resiitance, if supplies `from the Uoited Slate§ be withheld. French. cruis.-rs Late airvady cap +met.' and destrtiyed our vessels, Lidera nrovi. siotis and dostinettigrithe puns of Ca dad Lisboni and those c iptures, as wed- as others, Ole toast bur 7 rible French outrage's on our neutral rights, fiiit! zealous advoeßtes among the adherent's of our aduai•- nist rat iota. • [Concluded from yesterday.] f, W. CROKFR. *Block House Fort, Portsmooth. St Nicholas's Is Cooperage Mcgazitle, Salt•pan !teach, River Medway. WHEREAS, by all Ord•fr of the Hl2 It Co irf of • Chancery +ludo in a C.ntsr, To WER against Bitcof4., it was, amongst other things, ordered that it should be referred to lames Stephen, one of the talasters of the said Court, to inquire and state to the Court, what incumbrAnces there are aft gjhe share otthe Plain tiff; George Tower, in the 30,0001. Bank Three Pounds per Cent. Consolidated 'Annuities, and the accumulations there of Standing in the name of the Acc,tintatit.General of the said Court, in the said Order mentioned, and th It the bald Master should state Om sea eral priorities thereof. All l'cr suns having Qf Cliplied to the benefit of any Incumbrances if. . fed:ng the said Funds, are hereby required to come in And prove the same, beforethe,said Master, at his Ch.:Ambers, 'in onthaniPton=buildings, Chancery-1..4 i London, on or be. fortt.the aotti Day of liovciniier, tat t. -~ ", 4 fr0. 66 9P , "'""' Thus it appears that a 'War with Great Britain calculated to produce all the effecis Which the French Emperor could desire, in the full epev.tts. flop that it will hetiteit herd , wnfall, and .00110,s*iii4. time reduce the - United States to beggary, 1.10 le:a.t4 them a derenceless prey to his insatiable amb!tioriJ Such subserviency to the **few') of France, of Which I have in the 001416 of Wept addresses ftiven arapt* proofs, is as it rifspe'Js Ur. 3,l3dison in particular J . now confirmed by Robert Smith; 'late Secretary or State, - in his pamphlet just publithed in vindi'eation , of-his resignation. And if a !peat majority of the pepple continua their blind cmitidence in their rulers (gr. &14.i.liAon and his p:rtisans, with Mr. Jefferson or their head j,. such will bottle fslial result of the measur, , t they have atmcd and will pursue. lulu, au. TIMOTHY OtcK.EiitNGi. ,- - ANC 1! COM ' ". MENI.I P.IIIR.I)I4tC 1 ' TORS 14 ti,th,44e-'`-,rat itry tarc u rabic 111s,,,ftritleit ttosiiies2, i,,,,,,,.41,t r rcili43]l; ©`SIR te(kilitPentiOtt Itt tilt 44 it& ‘,O p,,,,,-11, its, a it; ttor wil 3 i t '? 61 Nceiviii4. tile s; 4 lip,lPk,.-, 1 to A suite. Agti;i; t.4,li4:isiii,n allowed tilltliii:l!e4l,lkialcct lot, til e s ' l44 arki Twi , its IA th Cht;[;,iiit ii kNit Y l/ ,„„.._ 4uK.B, tiii I. i --....‘` IVIE PUBLIC reglieatally informed, Chart the SALE of the VALUAIII.L. PREMISES, No. 13, and 14, PICKETT •iTit EFT, (being Prize to the Ticket No. 4,143 g, in the City Lottery) is fixed for r It.l DAY NEXT, the 16th inst, ar Garraway's Cotke.l-I. , usc, hy."Mr. MURRELL, ar izo'dock. Partik:ultis may now be had at his Office, Skinner. 'street, the place of Sale, or on v.° Premisd: This most desirable PrOperry is admirably situated, west of Temple Bar, and Well calculated for Wholesale and Re tail Trade, or to let as Chambers , to PrOlessional or Merean. tile men. NEAR KENSINGTON GARD!. NS, - TO itE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONITRACT, 130 Ir. CHRISTIE, THE IMPROVED LEASE of in ELEGANT PkVELI,I N , Nith t Itices, Cold Nth,' Pleasure ground, Wallint hit, nen.garden, and , Conservatory; near the Bariviater 4;ate of Fottan...e to Kzlisiligtort (:arcicto. I •quire of Mr. C hrOtie, From the LONDON' 6.42E77 4 4, ir k ►. 10, 18.1 1. TO OE SOLD )i y v • ASp'icinus R E Fi OLD I) WE LLIN G tit CLA Pti tM, in SURA: Y, late in the Occupation of Arnold Mello, F;stt. deceased; it has just new undergone &thorough repair, .is entirely ne - w papeted, painted, and decdraatd at a considerable Rapt:rum, &net isfit for the rewpfton of . a Genteel and numerous Family ; it contains to best Red.chambers ; hosideit OillcrS TUC StPr vants, large and• convenient offices, Green. house, frot. hnuse, and Kitt,hen .gaitten, together with a • Lawn and Walks oranamented with rare and foreign Exotics in peculiar containing in the whole more than Two Acres. This place may be kept. u p at a -moderate lx pence, ivhile it all;)rds every comfort and retirement, and can c t date, tro nt the size and number of its ltocanq e : a very la% hirther particulars may be known by inquiring at. the .House itself, or by referring to :Or Franks, jun. opposite the Plough, Clapham; Ir. Stoek,dale, Hook. seller, Pitaaulilly ; Ackermann, tot, Strand ; or Mr. I)awsoti, Hank CoMe• house, neatly opposite the front Gate of the Rank ; as which several places 'rickets may he ob. , tattled for seeing it any Pa) from twelve to seven o!elock:', This , tlay etas published,' • In One Volume Qttarto; pride tl. r is: 6d, bnirds. pSYCI I E The LEGEND Of LOVE: and other Poems., • LLOYD'S, August 6, 'lit I. i I V EN i jag, MEETING of theSUBSCRI HERSI the ol i: 1 011 ,5 1 .. , 1 '4. it.';';!hi"iii %vitt big hod on THU Ft i 1) ‘ v ' ..,,T,47, reclotk precisely.,:for ale.p",i'gr, lie 3.1) .I,..tio,tlik.ertni (it the ;General Mc c e .ii,ig __,..,.,.....,.,. 411iittc:01;;,.to the 1 1 . altot for the. tl:i/s, y:111. hi""'`-': . . LlJac it Five ir'Llock prc -.. Secret arY,I ................................._._................._. it)fiN BENNE 1. 't ' , kin' •• • ' 11 146,-,, 4 1135(.1' ' P 41t.T• ANCE PA.NY, LI FE I'IC • • .... ~ . . ed iaving lately detettninch ,-',Motliecations in thii - t . i . rail_ . the Pubtic are, res,Vdt.°ll4 with ' ill' meet wt rch Assurances-% ive the like„,„anttin artier to . 14 , ce ~,__ 'I he in ihily atrenitan 01' iiiurance. of Pccsons, 'w hos e etl,: tr o iv3 Solicitors I ‘ icil t o l r rn a a o n s i t l o ll t ro o k le erS' pro - tinned Kiiititiom• 11. Sec . 7,,....„......„............._:..........7;..r._ v5„........._ -' . n ESlllttltliCiFis fun. i ts e. 44 r.. , ~ ' .. . • D ,i i ii t . t ii3t )1 i, TATI '',9t:Slfkl,Lly nelta,en 14 lile I " I,'hs ate 'N trth,,, tet ' - '‘''u T VI( v ' - 'i . 1 C K ETS - antS aliA ei. .. '. ~. I N ) '4I Y Cho ) h. 1 rimy Years, as may c 1 14 0, .; t leP t mi. or a R ilt - Ti4:14,71"4'.1e, ti' • ' * C l 9 t 9 ° . ,:), ter ! ".''C'' i -al Eighth - - C 1 ' 1 , 3 : ... °4 1.0t; s4 el Sixteenth .; - I ail to *A - b e ttL, OTY 0441,,, of only 13, sets Tickels, a 1! *". --,iiti will, 144,14 th y 14,4 re-intact% pattkulits 01•4 il,, h.,'d at e i t h er of his lama 4. c ork N nue (rae • HIL, or 9, CHAIIING.CKOSS. GE ' s . . • NN A kr, P ATE NT Sil l .1( )lAN mooltE'l‘ COR U. ular 1k 1 4r)144 lii e 4 , ;l I' It kinTE du i .ti areg t , „ . a 4, 4 It o) ", r '-'t i ris { r ' karrack, 46° St) - A boo' rd p c , : .,il le Ivo Sit. alit likei% 14e A SEA Ctrl' tor o!ite most kig'lt ite;i'ett4Litil.g in a 141411 valise, 411°1'"d(Ikt;.414 44eit,,,,,t`kks kironititteleil, inveni v d hy Acl• . nil , -, ,h , , v ' 9 . ► 16 and 17, Catherine street, 5!ra1,,.2, '4 c 4.i..,. ........0hvmimh.r0....":......L....v..L..mi5.eb„ 1%4 wkly ihe, olii. the highest honours .ought t?.`"l. —llll Y_. w.— " gallantly live mod (lie for their . 11111 g ... s •.. • . Ti NTG l'i keLl)-1.11 I'ATENT /MITES li SHER ' , oni, • i tv t , .. 'k" Nu.w to y Piece wirrinted for Durability anti` I' l l 4 . , r f i ', 441 4 WI ine best Irish Linen, and about- ha ' . d , 11.11 'wP4lll.4.tleplei alki by the Piece At IS:i• Cile4l)sl e ..114 1 117 1 ' 4, Ilartilig I ) owell and Co. 89, Pall" 'll 'ltts. riv Alev it L.l - ' 11,71,,v,,, IN tt.ate , 1 on.,ori. .... . r n wards of 1, L l -9 1 4 u ti 14 $ i . 4 htt Lllt nt this Fab ri c- fa r u • w t a , eof ;4 nclitit',-oltpti,v'entoriluti': . Y prilved Jilin a aux I isive It: 4 A tt h tvtry . (1`,1411% Pkg.ant in wear, 41107 c'111( 1 .. ;id.. }' loir,, ' 4 l IL. 0 -11.4 ct mid comb-ruing the suPerit'li.,,;,i, 1N,41,44, civ, urdble teitture than Linen Anne t„ Five ' 441, 144 1 , 1 , 1 % 01 trout .1 . 1,ii 0 •i() upwards of , •_,._, ''lht Limbs, in the pUlthase of 2 sui4lo , _ . , .. . . A Otit .4 u 4 •, IlitiNFy . ....,.. i, r4o,lloPlkit (6) "I•'•tieinell. 40. are. respect r li ' 44 'o 'Y ' II3 Y be stippli.d with -40, 0t,,,k ~Illitthtl \,. 'rev -14, ill tt, Lel o allY -- ' " u lStage; secured' 'pun t . 1 414111. i ; Illte, s,,!;e401(1 Land Qv Houses. t he tdolicY,l,ll,.,„u , iy ~,,,ahi 0 - -•oenientt Avidowe jointures, %.....•," 4401441! :ii",,fly,pliter CropertY. 'Persoile sit -.resPecta. 0,4.'1, 'NI 9'4 r i ' v l eil uii th-..ir . Personal. SecturtY' only. t try tilattil ace conialudatioli, without lt ; ' „N,„' ,4 y, , . '-iii,i4::),;: ,welve till Tw o • or Letters (poat paid) 4 ill 411C1 CO. 49% South -street, Berke .. ~,, 1),, u silt).tir t1411: 111 4 Ltlli ' I Q' I LIS li Ekt I LI.: 01 I. LS. oiCll44ll4iar,ll4'i Trill •. h ' 1 r known at c e r wt , ,44i lott ~,, , Liiste ..ai been ou t ., ter .4 , „ikkirte cm,4 cy in rein„,in, F ern ,le obstruc. ,4 • 'II 'NI 4, t . •'t•X Are 40,40 to sutler at an early us- NtLit urlf ki,r4 ?..,,' the rctrik c, nit-atrium is entirely ...% i,‘.li. t .. '3 indeAse it 1 ,..` ,-.„l' )- k. I , ays takes r. 4,vit . et hi..„ . Yu. is .iown .it, oft.i 1,.. R. I,_,N 4,14!)t". PtiL`) s l 1 the um. ot 0 it. , 1 . ,„! vt,nliri L rhti to 0 ,, . cannot be too st rontly reu."4l"- l'qiii-lyor tiiii,,iii. every r emale at these two periods. 11§141,., on toward.s.wotharrii.md. and` IlLalble . t.th4 ' r 4 41. ha on Obstruetions -.awl' iftervo,.-14 'Ns iAlt. Lei WWII the habit vvuol'a "4" t d rk, •,",,„.., o nit. • of every , , t•l lit '44l t 4 1 3‘,1, - -. 1 %i*teteS, tit disorder called Greta I es: : RI Nti • Tklk(l bl ,- • ' I ••yily, 4 1 1 1 r 4 g ei .,,, , 4 lisle isicl4.ly. s tem, . I)l tin 1' 'i,t,ll(lt 4,l,t'Liv'i relaxation ot tile system, (Mend -4JlioikM itleZw F,;14 .'"'t ,if inclination to move ► 1)r. Fo- 14 i`clirt 4t e :I thirst soirereign rerrie ' dy ; thq teit%ll44,:i.l44',,i.,i3',:,vlfvrielett.tt Ile vitiated -stalk rat ; ibe stOtnaeli 0 14., . 1 , 1 ,., ti,w„, Liiiht4it ,oery w.inclihatioir tor eating tirt -14 1 1 "er .r ",,, 1141 i;:i i t ~IIY tr 4411. 414 where, iron, ilia 1 0 ' ll lt 41 it t4, t N: wolisical syinpt4.nis • are in to 4 1 tt c.: triiokani 4,,,i1!0t1a 1.644 -ache.. and Giddiness., 1t,,1411,4',,11ii,:(1.041)14,"„aii)14ti0ri of the Heart. aud 4 " 1) 1 ,. ta t - ityi tt :. T. ~..,- '.:4,l)lCh' cmillytttd Wllll I,IIC tat i i w/Itt liqiiiiiirit4,4l4,.ted kc,)itiett they are no teas 1i4.. k44l:ki 6tlt tictilel` tsVhiblihrilVlitstlioia,.grve:turie opd tir.,,i -44;1411t41ti/44.::Y 1)34 LyiriZer relator:, ti ve vvherc the i w::.. lint,ltNtil'/IIIIIII• 14 !IrliWitilere Theh4.i's heeerrii" h l9 ‘ l • ^4 l l c l il - re l e gi.ien Y t citAilil 1?.1it.44411141t%e tnitationt '..Dur i fo L tti,‘-r ii's' Et tli4t4ll4llt4te"ll4 t t , '4"• 4 . 4 the leinate. s:ratt•ntchor of 14t , 4 .)414 bit i i iit tl,!,neVt I . CM ifA" ri:111, ily A 4 In irtne 1 4 lt, / **4 4 ( 4 %et, "ule Oitreases which a net the se. pi . elk i u4sek, it i .. ittiL 4 t 4, ~j !oat,/ every itiothet and guar. ll'l 4 'lr. n 4 14ibily IliVttli;ilie, kit all 11ient* 4 4 iltle, . Ott"1 !..tl4:4_4,,i•thealisitle corner of Pvernoiter. • 94 4411:041,etitri 4101 ISlCktiGing Nit:l/41(3n' . . • , , •; . , •, 13y the late Mrs H tits/ TIGH E. With a Porirait of the Author, engraved by Caroline %Vat um. ['rioted for Longman, Hurst, aces, 'Orem, and Brown, Paltruover-relv. Thts Day was priblished, A New Edition, prite ss. I Ilusrtat...d with Cases, AI" Acri C A TR KAT IS E otS PR EV EN TION and CUttli or the V'EN' It EA I,S EAS h, po il cula t ly its eunsetpreit,:i:s, as Stri6trines„G hies, eitC.„.in. cludin4 very copious and Pfreticat Observations on Tahes,, Hypachoottriasin, Onanisto, Senitnat Weak n ess. Mural Discharges, dric. i>`uo.4'a complete (l.uitio.tathnse-tie baitutog Maladies, divested ot all tcchilioat - trbscurities. Ity MCA TON, suNeorr, • Of Stanhope-street, Neweast le- strcot., Strand, London late of the . United 1-totiptt4;p- of St:Flom:LAl' and. C:Lly'S. Printed for Sh , trwerorl,,Neely, AIM tones, lo t V.lternpi., ter row, London; S. High;i:y, .24, Fleet street; and 4oltlf by Al other Book Sellers; A REAL 131..f:SSING TO MOTHERS, THE AMERICAN SOO . I4IING SYRUP'. T _ HIS -never•failing remtdv tor Children entiing their Teeth, WAS brought front Anteriea by a•family, where it has saved hundreds or Children wnen thortAlit past recovery through etAlVikisioll; for in ' hattati hour after using, the child gradually recovor, being as innocent - :is ettica. clone, and SO pleasant, that-nochildavill refuse to let their gums be rubuchl with it. When children aie t,tur months. ela, though there is no appearance of teetti, nnopteri should rub one bottle of the .Soothing - S} rup on tlit.ir -Ohm, tur, by opening the pores in that early surge, net one child.iti -a Intl'. dred will ha tits, or what is tethml breeding the teeth in their loins, the cads:: of so many rickety children ; and pre vems Hut oi*.titroperation ot lancing' tht - j4trni, which .d. ways tsakeb the next tooth much harder- to corny.- thro NIL Mothers ought never to be without 1110 Syrup iii rte Nursety; tor if a child ‘valce in rite night with pain in its gtinis, it hunts. chattily Opens the pores, heals tare sums, anti prevents lever ut convuistons:, _ • • To he had of the l'roprietor3 I.lohtt.ionami Co. 94, New. ' , man street, Oxtbril.4treet ; oen, 4t,, Conduit ; ittgi by Ne , berry, and-Satis, 4, St. Paul's elturch„yani; Borough Dicey, Bow Cluucti.)ani. and 29, I>attit.s.‘„ret, • Dublin ; and by all the prineip,tl Niedicnit Veutters en ' Town and Coutitry, at zs. gd, a bottle, fur Ready-money. Caution.— He sure to ask tor Johnson's ants Aeaericint Soothing Syrup.. - Nr 13. i4rrs. Johnson relieves the Infant Poor, as usual, at her Hotts'e, every TueaLl.iy Alai Saturday it - I(min%, tro:n nine to tea o'ciccit, by bringin i t a letter Wn respletgble Ittfapar that titcy,itx real tiDittits oi aliarityr • , general Smith, in the, Seeate, said, : 4 ‘ if the Bri tish Minister arrives, and sees he clangor of prepa rations for war, 109 language possibly, arid very i•ro- • bably, very,diffeient from what it will be ifs h finds us reclining on th,e hopes of a confinuane& of Peace. Withie a week, I expea a resolution wit!' be brought into one Ii ,use sir, the other, to raise thirty thousand men. I wish the new Minister who is coining, M3y see that we are' prepared fur war." Such a resolution, or a Bill in form, was .IC. 000ingly lai,t on our table, and there; with other airltilar aburtiVe projects, slept through the seasion. The ,ceininest 'of Ctinada, I have said, was'never se rionsly contemplated. The southern leaders 'plc bably inragrne tliax the threatened invasion of that c titit \ ry Might influence the 13, itish Counctis to yield to the ii.enand of our. Government ; and unenestiun ..dily they supposed, their partisans in the northern biatt.s %soul, beotlattered by the projea. But the northern States may rest, assured, that t will be the last tiring _attempted, by their southern friends, or rather masters. The men who .now rule • the United ~States will never t illingly take any ,step welch. will add to the population and power of the northern States.;,. and Canada,, being on their bor ders, .wotild, if coriqeeted; naturally unite with them, and add 40 their weight in the decisions of great notional qeestions. But tire folly of attempting the conquest of Ca nada would be equal to the difficulty of achieving it. From the. British power in that quarter, we have nothing to apprehend but it' Canada were to tall into the hands of France, we should have every thing to fear. Arii, if the conquest were to be Made sty: the United States, the country, either by lorce„or treachery, would. be transferred to France. To maintain the possession.againq the attempts of G;eat Britain to re-conquer it, would require an arnty and expenditures far surpassing .our whole present military esiablishment. Pen it would be in stillgreater danger from Frante,Who might slip out a force soffieientto wrest it from our hand— sit en -der such administrations as have governed us for the last fen years any resistances should be matte; Tire reason imperiously Mged by . the French. Gevern. merit to that at Spain, in the year 1800, for lire re trOcession of Louisiana, was " that Louisiana was an ancient possession of Fiance." Su taro' Canada ; and were it once :_in'our hands, its resWratton tp France would ba as imperiously demanded of the United States, as was the province ofUlliSitilla of Spain ; rind. would such!:aii administration as Mr. Jefferson's or Mr..Madtion's, Which have so lone been cringing at the' feet of Buenaparte, resist the demand? Certainly not. But 1 . 4 t France possess herself' of Canada, and then what additional deina'ncla wonlxi be made ? The northern parts of New Yoik, Cie - western parts of i'ennsyleania, the State of Ohio, " the territories of Indiana; Michigan, arel the States of Kept ocky and•Tenneste, the Mississippi ,terrif try, -and the whole of Louisiana westward of Mississippi, 'world JIBO be 'in like manner demand ed, for in all these regions France once . itad.nri litary.-posof or settlements ; and she wouid claim and demand all of them air " her ancient i osse-si o ri s ;" and. with as go6o right as she deinanded and c,ona pelied *kw:vanish Government to re-grdnt L :nisi ana,—But"Cartada,reoraining in the hands of Gleal Britain, yhe.will , lstep lasi stint and bolted that noitticein 'door, by which the French would enter and reposaess'Her ancient territories, and then, by the joint operation of intrigue, corruption, arid force, attempt the Subiligation of the Whole United Statea.• • Instead,' therefore, of opr attempting the conquest of Canada, stain(' policy wontd require its b4ings kept in the hands or Great Britain. 'But although our southern Rulers will never by conqueSt , or otherwise, voluntarily add to the rerig,tit of the . northern Saliba of the United States ; .they, will not hesitate to increase that of the southern Section, witkor without right. fience the measure, •es base as it was unjust, Of taking pussession of- West not Wit—a country to w - as - I shall take occtsi,in to shew, we have, no title, and". which we-should not hau attempted, had not the• distressed . and enfeebled condilion o f Spain, nppresi . ed and. overrtin by the armies of • Enrope's.Tfranti rendered her incapable of 'send ing thither :in adequate, military force for its protection. With the like uncighteotis views the congne,st of East tlorida Kill by -under taken, and by 'the very tnet„ who for so many years 'have beets raising a hue and cry against Great Britain for asking the surrender ; arid on refusal, tor . taking the Danish fleet, to prevent its lal.;og i (as it would irnmediatety 'haye falle) into the hands of her iniplacable and toftnitlable enemy. Yhe British, at war to; their exisience,took fttnn the Danes some 20 vessels of war—and the Rulers of the United States, while we are at peace with all the '‘lt' arid, under a•Rimsy pretence of title, seize one,Spani,li proviitce, and even without that potence, Air any other Which wilt hear thelight, appeir to be plepar ing.to seize, Anti by force of arms' to_ take slot) of another. But the .taking of East !'!Blida will coincide with and render nitnee complete the orand object of the projected war with Gicat Britain, the putting an - end td all commerce anti intercoutse witls the British dominions, in coristquence, with the Feetieli Emperors system tut desttayttig tat only power witch can effectually controul big march to ,univetsal empire. By taking possession of Eist Florida, whose waters unite with those of the unired States i they prevent the reneWal of that trade, which, during former arbitrary restrithotis itnpoNed by Congresl on our commerce, wise so-ad vantageously carried on by the citizens of Gem ressela. catered tilt Spani4l harbows • ZI/C,70EN(1,7.• • • "Aug. 39; L.,. Lyens, Limeni.k, merchant, at ten at thtl Rept kischange, I)uNin -Aug It. T. Waller, CanicN, bury-place ' Lantb , :iii ' t.illow.cn.nitiler,. at te tt 4 Gultilludl7. London .-.Sepr. a 'l', Ltvelpoot, butLi g e at on: ' at the Glone raven), I IT Irpot) A - /W. „% ft 1 Lath/ !Wife, C; ravel. Jim a , Christ‘hill‘h Stirrer,' kit - matter; at ten, at G,uihltult, London. - Aug. O. 1,, Lucatitt,i'ly. mouth, carpenter, at en, at the Comthercial hie; !twitch. --Aug. 3p. T. /Lill, iir , othtorr i , suc‘rat.. maker, at tau, at Guildh a ll, I .on 't I Itioy, • W,tgan, ave. .t the bagle :ttid Wigait. -Aug 3,i. A. 14 , ,rtun, Printer's Street, hi dealer, at I %Vet ve, at G whin!, Augu st st. .1. Tani, Chatnant, Knit. AtOcrt, at ten, at ChlildtlJl/, Aug t 3 A: Haswell, Haymaiket, Nitifitlesek, .iceoufeenient in..ker, at, eleven, at G.kitidtiall.--Auti 31. T. Saul, Man- . cheater, wOoh.st,tpltr,. at elevee, at 3l; K. L. toercy„ Charittkaquarc, lioxton,.stock. orokeik,' tcf,, at G 1,11,11,111. -Aug 3 / . 1 11. - inetis, Garde:l;l.ow, 'St. GeorAes-tielits, bxkot, ~at ten, •at I, :ttildhall, • Great Yariuoutti, m.ll-wrght, at, twelv:, t the White Mille Inn; Great Yam iuth. - --Ser4. 3 1, D awn: Noble, IL H. Croat, and 14.. Barwick. I'all.mal,4- b 'niters, at ten, at•G Sept .• 4. M. Rowe, Truro. • Com wail; shoplyteper, at one, at the tunmer . Tavern. Ail Saint'siant., Btiatol. 3!. merchant, at ten, at Gitildhall. -Aug. 31. 1. Earl, 1./ xlititl!;e, shop-keeper, at twelye, at Guildhall.-- Aug. - 31. A. Gullet)* Kingston-upon-Thames, ironmonger, at twelve, at' Gitlin. hall. -Ottplaci 19. I. Cass, jun. Ware, HeNturnanice, cwt., dealer, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loudon Nov. - a .T. 1344.4 turd, Barnet, 11 4.11t01d, bhukSinftli, at fen, at (Judah 411, Sept. 3. E. Whititiole Windle, Itotherhithe•street, iron. ntinger, at tan, at GuAtlnall -• Aug. 31..1. Alzhorne, cent, Illinories, oilinan, at. t‘‘itlve at Guildhl I. —.A tig. 3t. W. oonalt4 West I>raytnn; draper, at eleven, at Guildhall. --Aug. 31. J. Itadcati.k, Baterhoster-row, bookseller, at twelve, at'Guildhalf.-_Sept. 3. ). Lee, S. I. Nlartine.tu. 314 I. Wilkinson, bread- st krt. factors, ,at twelve, at 1; LI! —Sept. 2. W I<OirSe. • Worcester, silversittith, at cloi;ff, (J 4641441, lottootv-4ept.- 21.. 3. l'utccl.l,• .warehouseman, at tleVen, at Guildhall. -Aug 31. 1. 1.11 r• Paid , DePtiolai• cheesentottger, at twelve, at Guildhall. Aug. 31. C. Brooke, 'High. I own, • Leverk-,dge„ butcherott• eleven, at the Black hull Inn, Ctoincriial, Aug, 31... W. Adds, Dorking, Surtex. liuen.draper, at ;en, at Guildhall, London.-Aug. jr. 1. Gale, New Lcinciorkstteet Lrucciwtt.friars, me.ichant, dt tcui f ac Guildhall. •-Atta, 3 C.) H. ilauttinin, New.- I..ondowatteet, merchant, tar ten, - at Ciuthlhatl. --Aug. 3 Mete.ll . 141:Ve London -meet, Crotelied.triars, merchanr,at ten, at CARTIFICArEs, Avourr it W Blanchard, :Seven Dials, dealer in paper and rags. T. 1-1. - 111acttaxl, l'oken-house.yard, merchant. —T. Co itet and G. Cuts. I,lltukiershury.,. wine and hrandy-inrrchants..— Voior, koxtvurthy, North St. I.nneirs N4asket, wine, and brand y.rnercia.mt. 1. Pass aiid 1. 134i1ey, Dock Head, Velmundsey, brewers. sinia,.Ne.rth 4..1 nurganshire,' vi ttu al ler. W, W it; t worsh, Sowerby, Yorkshire, cotton-in aim tact urer. —1 • 1 atc Plyineitith, came:attic —T. Scot an'd- W. for.lan, St. Van. cos, Aliddleytx. builders.— 1. Worrall, Manchester. silk. dresstr. —T. Pierce' Canterbury, braZter.—B. Allen, lia,tl tard, 141r 4t nviger.—W. Lewis, Abergavenny, Monmouth shire., cordsvaiher. 'Ashton, 13!detintt, DeVon, !tot rl drdorr. —l. Smi th, B ridge water..squire, I ailictary. . Rush Skiuner.it reef, manigle.inait..-.4. W. Swan, jun. tivetpqt)i, merchant: —.ll . Ltatlehhal E. market, proviimn.wei, chant.— I.Wellfinal, ki South Sea ii.ouse, insurance- brokcq. Bourilillon, Widthaittalow, insioaitee-brukta.—k, and Welsh, Livetpuol, brokers. Lord goiloat'll.i.4, in a feat r recently publi•hect, points out the following remedy for tile foot tot itt sheep. Butter of antimony rubbed into the foot with a small itick - cut flat, otter it is, car,viullY p.ine••• and so as to leave no cavity in the horn. The sheep mast then be left in 3 dry place for thr o e ,or f o ur hours, e and 'separated from the Roc*. for a few days atter i‘eards. fitsj...urcialtip takes the opportuniiy of statin4. that 'he.continties in tlu breed of Merino sheep, OH that he lat Fly sold the whole of his sort of wool of his crossed 'Morino (not scoured,. h ot washed only) ot.from 45. to .64. per pound, and thiit the interior iortings are sure of a ready artier in the Weseltiding, ;Iva ri .ili tax. The Wool buyers of Norwich, and many other pitteti, offer only is, 6,1 4 per pound for fiue lor folk aliii IJ‘lts(l3 l {{~~ ~ i 7~ 1