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z{ 3-, jL ~.. a 1 ,t "tt.. RUhII3I, R 5949,1 rTHEATRE 14.0YA1., COVENT-CARDEN% IMORROW EVENING, October 6, will be per fuinaed, the Tragic Play of • PI ZAIiRO. Rolla, Mr. 1( 1 0.11iLE ; Piz.irro, Mr. liAltlt.Y MORE ; Mr C. KEA/MEE ; Cora, ww il hit' s . H. 10IINS CON ; . Dpi.)NS gth , e Lat seabon of Mrs. SiudOns's appearing on the Stake; . • 'l'o which will Ire added, WHO WINS? OR, THE WIDoW'S CHOICE. lambic Extempore, Mr PAWCETI' ; Caper, Mr usTots; ; "idow Behan; Mrs.. C. K. ; E MB I.E. 14 4 t ,, i ,"; . , t rhe BoxeSi t o h e ta k en ut Mr. Blandon, at t h e ii'""wce. In Hart -street. wit I he open e d at Half- past Five, and the Play ugyrtFl4ll..past Six. Second • d price 3s. H.' Pit 3s 6cl• t Y 2 s. Seco l Ikl.n-price p,,cr Gallery Is.. s 4- Pkr W `h'y, Tile Mountaineers, 'with Raymond and , L4 t) h l i t u N o S e l , l\: , r 1:1d CO. Stock , Brok rrs, inform the P ublic, that theyl• l 4 i v ie u 4 . tai l K all to be t raw 4" I 'n the 2zd oi 40. 1 I LItY, -PRESENT PRICE. 114 if ti ~t, oulu • z• 1 9 19 •• • • 5 Eighth . . k z 3 ,• 5 4 I Sixteenths - • acnem. c o . t t t 7 ~ORt isa 41.1 b onl , j . 03 tf , ckets. 1 1. t •.i ll " , ti Co ', a y e b een truly tortunate for many 44:'• s elling and Sharati Capital Pries amuse ( P . 41 • their , I Ottier4 by Post or Carrier duly executed. 1 1 • tISR Ilils moN:rki., ik L h „. Cotitractor • 'fur : the i -- ,„ bil, nrosent Small .At t s h , -..". l'..kY r ev , eilluily aciluAinti the , : tiou: ..ND, "z,lple con , alini s (IN I.Y Tt I,R FE : N 1 H v a . b. l4 )cii v i . , l ' 4 H11N1) R E I) CIC K E FS. 'mere tor th,%, 4 tr,..f". 1 1- LF.Ts MUCH CH EiNt'Elt titan tot -....riksi-e,v.init the ritl tt of A to- Lottery will be I.)r . It‘ltti , ,%., th,. 12,i tit Octi.oer • • .. 9y,:cf, 44iiierifi.filti to ( War', , eN Inccs that the Schenu.„',s.,;:ror w4ittoid.4:,h_,R: c trtairil±, is a lair prospect of esedy &&&., it 'Q,rt; the i)rii 0.. tog begins, • , , ' . ' 1,\1'1.1N441 hice - Ticket - . tr i l c '," ): . • '<cirtir tic, 5 0 Eighth .• - . 14. 3 I t 0. l ' i(ii is ' s . •-5 .3 0 ;:ixteesith .• - 1 ' n ... til! job a.l Shines are on Sale in great - Variety, an d ,. , r ` l kets ta b ors t•fi-oulmtY, t` fu. hid a chilioalty in going s I "' their i. mi , r p rll Axecit 4, way he hupp. l,, d. DY -ctitiTs 01- ,4 ; Ü bt Or ( iarrfaA! Paid), to either of lil S No 4 e" ss. --,.......:..(:1iNiiii.t., or g, (H -11t1 NIG - Cit () ..--........,......., _ _ pipAtt -St l'll ATI o N .., . \-, A : ( t S. Warrhousemen, Foremen, and .i`u•'lililik,;";4lsit3. 10 ShOpi, MediCal.incnt t l'i43 .i a a ' r(l ' ellerS, Tratcc:llers, rd4;,, L4 Nltri' lew ards, Bailiff's , Game.Fel,,ers!_. ....peistms tt t " Il t ' a t W ards, various other Sitti.timni r.res nite r ,. or ~.. . tho or e ur . • t atio•rs till ; ~. .. t- roprictors o Il e l',A ' k its. are acquainted by ll?- n - 1• s Clke,;yinen ' wanting f that tra m 4 i'unictnor'v)lll"l' l'it HA A /T .f l , l " `" , !d • e" te ' tt ` at their ce, .each .,4clactes that are cool li t , 1) A p ~ it v I mectlrtg l e o he . {imam has every Hours,°PP°""-n'°twin retoste 'el ' l 4 I: ot rii , r 4 Y be qualified to fill. Office (hit 1, ~, Qll , l , . Al,.Foictiriouttk. LAST INDIA r urbans , ifolkt:vite-71.":11$, Cold and Silver Muslins. and i mos li ns, INAKEIIOy . s tE, 141,3,re4,:53firb Collecti..l' °I. Wc'rk e tt,lT:r ' llvats, &c. 1 tvN aii( l i n 11 ,1 . 1 . 11 , c ii , i1s or - (,entierlate, Beamon and 4 i)tei t ., 1 / %04), 1 , 4, 11 U KLAND . most the.Y t , itt, t . iwurrti the Nobility and • ( :"en - bve Am' "e 4 IY ' II ' 65, New Bond.utreer . , b t e r g y le t a t v m e t : I li rti "%veil 1 " lit of the a ° The I 41..11 ti o t ,_ 411 t. eg.nt Assort int. t at ' l Seat eel can oder at very motivr" lie at t uner House • I T ie ll:rti y aol S hawi and Cloth to be had , ces. ti 11 41 i Q 44 1. • value given for every desatiptiotibf curious ... • -• ,- :t.' -,,,,,-,-, . India flibnLET"-------t— B . k ',.'ia. Black ki „. Lt, i4 i . ON, Pocket, 00 . of w a i ls, d Fume 14„' thi.,,eil-dn4ker.to the Kit% an Strand, opposlie ~`,44tie.;:ti",4el M4nuldetory',, No. 16 '. 0e Puliltc Ito,ott.NiiiNtith begs , leave to. recot,runliLs wito „ s u pe. ,tri,'.,iri,te h al l AC K. LEAD I' h 114,(. ' inilltertiiti I Y l Atti ' "grm i . been tin wore . than OtrY fe a r s . I „ ist at a Oventl,4 0,41 Peheiti for Drawing in Lo *h i ' 1 $01, g " ' t h e mark, 1,1 1 : . , 11 14 $ to u lsh his Pencils from Counterfeits, cri 4, l itt uti I nl erlY only Middleton, .is now Uhting, ',noun, .A,Ncqi 444 the direttlon • • No. Itszt S"lltdi tti...' q tcn e • ; ',! l.l l' enci I * 1 Thread.; . . 4 '7' 4 4a - 1 3 %4., As.tott.ment of Pocket.hooks am ih t (4.4.1,1cie )airioObtecrin gold, silver, .ii,ci plain : :.,, ~,,e ss. ev er 'o%s i',,ssortnietit ot 'rolvoilifig. W ntiog. 4."0"I n...,., br,14,11L114 l'u'lt;iitlinlcit'i Pocket Cumulates. (- an , w t. w num{ 31 i k liA ut.k, having and - dressing •;" I orI? i tit 4 ti. 114 alit, litAcS, i . il inahopily . Satiii..wood. leather, I lk . 1 . 44 k ~,' °l,br“t"l'lldrY, ,; C op) I na machines. kr i g i t ! tli,i‘iliht. tounting.honse Lett.r..-,,,,t„iously t,„rr l '''i t by which writing InaY be e 4 I , tue ut • l;-4;ialittleci,14etl, mre broil , lit by N. tvliddleton to. which tit t. ,7 4 co - ",', 4 1 11, anti cot wised in a for th iV,4l)Y ca ' . ,‘' W , 1 4 4 iii, 'crt ) k 11 .- • -. it , IN ta bet)! tne t.,re i ' 4 44 1 . 4 nieu te Ls ; some so sma ... _ a . . ize A '4l,,vit (0 those yillto travel ; otlmfb, ' 1 . 1 ".._ 21 . am (.4 1 1 ,' 1 , 44 4., r the P L lrprnes'er a complete Set.tc... l, 1r, 4 . ; _,. fine . -.: N i .,:. g'"rtutcnt of Raz,,46, and ul I kul (l . - s " . . .. , .. • '''''''''''.....................................,........... he ' LI 11-11CONSUNIP't'16N ‘ . VPI lit=4lNC"' 15 " . • ' Pi( Ei qw ll , i ,-' aur ot the vrl 4 ngt4 respetatitt testimony' 41 lav„ m E L , ' l PPti t ' it I: I) s• i tile OA Ti , , . . ti4 eo ;hi tli , ricAmo N 1 tlivl am . ~, F3iniii,r Lica. jp i 11 A 4t, t l ast Ethrimi of Mr F ism : r s ~ w , NI „ l i g , I, Nci i ,, 111111, Co usuniption, Sec. from " r * . . \V , I r P arlidna6n-stlect. .. , ~, ........0...qt ) ilu, ' ,, a tiaLk 41 1.' agdel Filly, long Subjeet to i vtlr,:iitz,%. 41,,i...14 ui: c';,i Astnio3, having tOund the slant) e S lir ' l4 , svh•: (4 4et the Plead and Stomach lie applied , to D ra r.. 44 (4 • I the i-• • try Mr. Fistiet's t reP"' li, i .1% ~,,,.L tninenueu liun tn., •lit, l ,titeli t '"lll li intincdiately afrorded Inin . t I , , 1 _ was hy 91yg 5 ,,, g11 , (1 by persevering in its use o . ne Week:, . G P10,11,,1.14)11*.t!,, the lUilie Of 111'15 AltiltinA.tiC,,..FlCLbx;l:nQb-leic'Dayi L 1 pilit;c'ex",".l4tpn iii thc Lungs, 11103.1H' vi 0 - 0 ii 4 b i; 1 Lauf alien, quieting the syster C of cases iliv ~:,14v, conjointly succeeded in cite' ~:autirtte correa. '101,14' kliti);,itiii. e1:11111`i'riel i ) t . h l i t op wc ie te ,t p t n l l l i e tou p t .i t i c t Lk i .u • p i ayr'sltilf waltlic,,lbdianig, •tie -- irist li, i• • • C 4.' - . • T at;s,:. LON ' I C ;•, .' it tonut Mr. Fisher bre , tiareis, I%er or .Niations are nnly sold in 1.014311 U.Y , tt 111, , ,, it I. Piild'a C hurch-yard; Foster dial kic, Si/ tq„ 1.4 ,. 1 %-s i . , treet.; ilaCon Ise Okftml-sti v el ; duc t s, h - °I Am 4:;`,e,! Newberry, Dublin ; Lynat, MA " —cster 1 A‘ t i- ' 4 l4ll ' t •ti'l)4l3, h istol ; 'ruiner and Akenhead, anti ti4;it,i' i i'• • Y.lle ; lynihs and Son, Worcester ; alrhg,4o,l;.' i-liks!4,,s, iltill ;oxtOrd W••"er'N'l,;;,. .44 Laii,..,••uh, ~..i umnitige ; Rullaston, C ovent ry; . tir ;w cu ry ';'"iiter ; Drury anti so,„: Linconi ; Endow?. i ii 1" 1, hitilL(':'('rn, Ncwa i lc, elt.tir;--Nrwcastte.un.tkr: .I: jtst, Y. V ' ••°l', Wolverhatup'ton utton. Nottingham Li with ; %,,;!(; Poole, Chester ; t are ; LiverP°ol; Hooker, 15)4 , hi r , !'4e, Wisoesell . Holm% d: M aiding ; I ( ''°tt a t )d 114 C 14,4 1 .9!" A it grit ; Searl; Leed;•• Bilititgs, LiverP°P l i b r 7 1 .1 • Iv. S4lisbur • Li * l• I' ' rtsinouth • Gore, 1;,.,‘4itc4., 11,i'on• Str •); ' . 4"13 D . • • a ut i l i ; FrogartY, ..t!i. water ; Roos., Stair. ~ , t , ton, v4h iti ., :,..'reland • lE ml4 ' I r ut:rniu) Anti Son i Exeter IbK I THE S FRIDAY, Oc'roßEl 4, 1811. BRITISH FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE. 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London Printed - for It, Serie , - 169, Fleet•sttreet and tor Robert ..a4it%:in, 47, Vaternostvr row, • NAVY OFEIC.F, 13. Pal, Att. SUPERIOR CLASS 'OF SIIIPWRIGH I TICES% BY His MAIESTrs Orders In COUNrCIL, dated uth September dot), a ; plan of. Education Was established 'at' the Ityyal : Nasal c oiler, at ; his Majesty's. Dock Yard . at Portsmouth, fora SUP ER MK tI.ASS of APPRENTICES to SHIPWRIC.I-ITS, and Twelve Pet . - sobs were . admitied as StudeMS on the Ist Day of lanuary last. And it being determined that Five more Students shall be admitted, the prineipal , Officers and Commissioners at His Majesty's Navy 14reby give Notice, that the Examination of Candidates will take piaci in His Majesty's 1.1.4 . Yard at Portsmouth, on the 6th November next, at 8 o'clock in the Morning, and that'such Persons as may be.desirous of be coming Candidates for admission, are.required to send Notice of their imentionlo4he Navy Board, or the Cprnmissioner of the aforesaid Yard, on or before the Ist Day of tha Month. The Candidates must be - at least Fifteen, and not more than Seventeen Years of age. The plan of Education may be obtained on application at the Navy Office, or the Office of the Commissioner ot any of Ills Majesty's Dock Yards; where also information may be obtained as to the nature of the Qualifications required of the Candidates; the Documents they arc to produce on the Day of Examination; the Salaries they will be allowed on being admitted Students; and of the Offices to which thty will be eligible, after they have served the term of Ap preffiticeship.' A CEIALLY,NGE. • _ , „ IWI I ,: SSRS.S,s U4kttE apt] Co. Surgeons, late in service, challenge the whole world to wove a single instance where their 'medicine and method of cure have failed of thedesired cited. The praCticc, of many years in this particular branch of their profession, has not given fist to one unsuccessful casi. They continue to dived their ;studies to the treattnent and curt of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys. tem, which is the consequence of the perniciotai end -wasteful elteds of a habit long and'most unhappily rtirsiwti • fey the youth of botirsexes. In theone..it ;will tie found to ho the unfailing source ot, barren n ess; the other.haveots ravages lit. tally developed to them by a distre3sing state of aehility. which it not timely rerriedied, terminates in impotent.e. these are its remote and ultimate effects, while consump-, Lion, loss of muscular pnwer, and y arions iieryous complaints; ltsUally char:tactile the earlier sta4es of ills solitary vice. Of persons languishing un the disorders incident. to such a habit. their treatrneot is simple, has never proved titisttc. cessful in the course of a long, laitorious, atttl 'much extended practice. In the most obr.itiWite toniplicaredeas , :s of ye= . nereal infection, such as obstrudions in the urethra, spongy excrescences, hard tumors, callous ulcers, eriaptions, send , ual`weakness, sleets, as also STIOCTURUS, • Whether recent or of long duration, and which have baf tied the skill of other Practitioners, are by their present •proved plait of treatment, cifiltually and permanently cute I, without the Patient mitering the, excruciating' pailt 'and alarming hemorrhage widen frequently follows the applica• tion 'ot the lunar caustic.. In the course of twenty years extensive -ractiee tit this Menopoitii, I.:macrons caSC3 tti Strictures nave been and are daily under their care, the total eradication or which is ett-Seted by a safe, certain, .and expc. ditious triode of practice, superior to any tither yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, mid debility proceeding froth this complaint are speedily retnoved, and the Patient restored to sound and vigorous health. But where the debility has for years existed, a . proper Perseverance in their restorative re medies, after the Striddre has been destroyed ' is indispensa., tily requiwe to revive the, ,slumbering sparks of life and to reanimate the constitution. . , Several Noblemen and Gentlemen of the first respeaa bility., have been under the.care of Messrs. Currie, and CO. tor the reinovat of complaints of the Urethra, Strictures, &c. still having received a radical andpermanent Cure;' reqtaest that references may be given to them, its sallifattory evi dences of the decisive superiority ot Messrs. Currie and Co'.,s' plan of treatment. Many of these Gentlemen Ita - ve had stric tures from to to to years, and lid been .under the cure of N , letisr& Horne, Heaviside, and other Surgeons of equal emi• imce, who attempted the cute by the __application of the Lunar Caustic, without success. Messrs. Currie and, Co. may be consulted by either sex with the greatest' delicacy, secrecy, antrhuneur, • at their hotise, No. to, Hatton•garden. • • P.ittellts in the country are requested to state the partieu. tars of their case, age, and general.hanit• of living, - Ow. &c. int.:losing a remittance _for ativice and medicines, w her' the same will be given ur sent to any part of the kingdom.. To 'ensure that secresu essential to their midedtaking, the poSt • age of letters to 4 tae added to theaccount for 1114dMillei. lib9,-107, Hatton-garden. 111 E RIC AAf PA Pl,l‘ S • MR.TICKERING TO THE. PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES. IrSLLOW Ei chetishing and animating the prejudices of the people in favour of France, and exasperating their antipathies to England, the leaders rose to power and, by persevering in the sante means, they retain it ; now and thetiAnintly intimating, in, a whisper, thin sointof the Emperors decrees are tint just ; and a few, the better to conceal their . . sutiserviiiicy; and gain to themselves the chatatler of indepernkoc, will even venture, occasionally, to call him a tyraut; with Winch, his Imperial 114.,jesty will not be oirrnd.. ed, while they continue to serve him. For the seizure - and confiscation of Atnet ican vessels raider the Rambouillet decrees,- , --an tit of such, distin guished' atrocity,—such a shameless violation of the most obvious rules Of, justice, as demonstrate the Emperor's utter contempt for the . opiniort of the Woild, as we'll as for the. rulers of the American RePuhfii—Mr. M&lison made the kindest apology iMaginabits., The property of our citizens (says he) was seized. under misniiptication, of the principles of reptisal; comkipiti with a misconstrucciion ofo he la s , ot. the United States ! when Mr. Madison, _perfectly acquainted with the Laßue and chatacter of the seizure, (of which, in'my.last address, I gave a • particular dtsci iption,) Anew it to he an aa of sitter deliberate villainy that tilt: princi:de of re prisal had flouting to, on with it and that the la At *vat so plain, as to. be intaoble, of misconattuelion is relation t o this point. 'Besides, it the law_ had appeared in any tcspett uncertain and doubtful, thtre was an intelligent American Mmist,er tan the spot to explain it, it a right understanding of it had desired. But such an undelstandlng, , .-a cor rect constrwtion of the la wi--..1.V0S not drsired. it •glaringly lake construdion could furnish the inverur w•tit Iltr shaittclves picteke tor the eviture. • BANDANA SOAP. • vuarrE HANDS :have ever been esteemed •a v v personal beauty in both • Sexes, and in some, parts of Europe are essential to Persons ~t Kink:—The Li Alstl)AN SI.INP, or Indian Washing Cakes, possess the pe . eutiar pro. ! party . 01 giving . tti MOSt exquisitedelicacy of texture anti in c onceivable tairtiesS to the Bands which are Constantly wash ed with Soap. Even in cases where the skin has been in, • jiirett by labour or other violence, the .hardness and coarse ness' are .elleetually, i tiallibly, and. permanent:lv removed, and iitlCCeediNi by a smoothness, fairr.es, 'anti deileacy of ajt pearat)ce, which cannot be acquired by . any other 1110ArtS . WitAteVCr. • It is hy,experienee outy that any opt: can tOt in an . adequate idea of t he. superior•citcel fence of this 'Soap. - • sold by.the PitquietUf'S Agent, whose signature it hears, William Withers, N. x 29, Strand, near etnple.har, don ; and the Proprietors, as a further security, them C. particular in untieing, , Mat, .the name and'adttress. of tti. Printer, - .E.,Sprit,:g. No. 17, -street, Covent-garden,. is alliked• to tile label, and , wrapper. Ali others are counter lettsi Sold by' many respectable Perfumers and Medicine Venders in, Town and Country,, price ts. each- Cake. hitt it.ts at all necessary to be particular in observing the • a i Ni vc C a uituil, which Will •be the means Of preventing tlie. impositions which have - of late been practised. • CHING's PATEN WORM 1.0,11::NGliS.: ' • VVORMS are the most frequont sources of Chit &Wl.* Diseases. Their symptoms every Parent and Guardian ot Children should be acquainted with. They oe osion Loss o f Appetite, a Paleness of 'the Colour of the Face, BlTl4Ciarioll, and irregular state 01 the 11, we r st. tem i. ed after with violent pains; they bring un Convulsion's; they at i c it the growth of the Body, and they prove fatal, by •end ing'in a C o nsumption or I.Way„ Both ;IS a Prevent , itive emi t Cure of these alarming Comp taints, the above excellent MV &line is uni versally , allowed, on tlic testimony ofthe highest Characters in this Conntry, both itr rank and respectability, to WV,: rit) egtl4l. Their public approbation, given -to the Propriewr, train a personal knowledge of its wonitertid eel's in their own Families, stamps its merit beyond comp, Li. lin - , and gives a sanCtion to it, of which no other !tie Qt the kind can boast. ViirellES, and others Who h.tvc• 111 v Care of Children, should have this Kemeny as a Me dicine to resort to, whenever the Srolll.lol or Bowel, ot Chil dren are any way disordered, which it always be icititd to relieve. soid,'wholes.ile and retail, at Ching and Bittler's, No. a, CheaPside, 'London amid retail by most Country %leader . ), in pottles at as. 9d. and ss. 6d. each. f whont may be had, BEASF.LEY's FAMILY PLAIS - f FR, for the Curt of Sore Legs, Bruises, titans, Scalds, forlarnwatio.ins, niatiatn, 'and Chilblains, Price Ifs; 6d, pa LW, • 4.3 .44 • , • . , • ,• " I' 4 1411,,N0tt ';, 1 9:44i it e •.. vo ; [rums sTXPENCE HALFP Theie considerations, with those .ext,ishtd i.t tiro preceding addres4, shew, tf tr it was for' Mr. Midi , on to " nr:" eitpeci - the re storation of the property'. then, did ha hazard 'the makint OT Such a !ill i to C grey, ? O r thv foundation-principle fol..nerly this aduiess,--the niair tonanCe of the prehdices of • • t people in livour Frt,inee,'-ras the t'S . A.I)II,I .Mearts of maintaining in pow , r thepar,ty ()f wirch he is, at leitstt the oiiensilile head. A full faithful display of 'the nal ureand etrec:ts of the Itatn. banillet deers-e would n and nece4sarily hive him to detail the mult.tude .of other alts of a bk e unjust, aucl injorions to i 4 United States,' arid their citizens. Thcs, peo- - - pie continued Uuderthe delusion in :l e , with his predecessor, and their own coadjutors, had in. volvedthem,' would have destroyed ldyupti 136 y, It such a display by the 4 ) resident of ilie Cr tt Sri! States served to open the eyes of • fhe . -people, 1:‘0‘ , thus made sensible of the deceptions which had been praclised , upon them by the sane leaJers, , ,v , mild have cast them °lf; amid the cause of clemocracy • might have been ruined. Such a diiplay, therelor•li of wholesonie - truths, by IYIV. Ma Ikon, was not tis, be expeded. Besides, it would have colithdieled, • the course, *and been 'subversive of the pred4ovot,,;; of bis who - le Ilfe, in relation to. France. But ii',e re was also au immediate. objea 471,ich forl;ai stii) a display :it would have deptived him of all „. for accepting the declarations of a coodili ona t antk future, instead of an nauJl,'repeal of the 134!in Milan decrees; and therey have deprived. of a , , pretence fo r . teviving the Non-intercourse :11w . against Great Britain. An adjustment of os.ir . dif• terenees with Great Britain Must not t:ike place, 'The rulers of republican Eranc4, by _nit by bribery; endeavoured to prevent any titnis;tb'e treaty between the United States and. Great Bfitaiir : any treaty, which, by enbrgincr and secwing our own caninierce, 'Would also benefit Iterti., andllius pave . the way for th,it reterh of koOd Will and confileilte between the two nations wh;cli shank!, add to 4.6 prosperity of 'bpth ; and when One wits forinu.o.2ly ina(!o' (that Or :794), Fraticr omitted iv , ittc tcra :p derV.ikt • i t . - Aint When foiled in this attempt, and afterwar !s in the choice of a .P . re:iideot (Mr. Adims, and kit:Alr.llF.7lcon, being elealed), ! and gave great i „scope to her piraticAl t,) fleece Us of our property (is Joel *Barlow said, awl he was then in to a sullkistit, cls-2grct to hri,,Ar us to otir t , q:' , linor in the only uerie in which it prsotim.d our .ensibility , lay, , was our pt..el nikry tuteret ".,' L " ntiti.;ing OS to our Mr. f.tihmissi Gi?Veril""'t e tlIC Uni'V*Sultei. to Pr 11:,e 'Many, hi the I)„w,:rs Of Vurope, whose c0...;,!i he' vile.? :lc (-4,1114110 i for Lis tot , ltO - Fr, , imately Minds of the great rill:lardy of the Ainiftic..,, at that time reinained sliVe to national w 50114 0111 Resistance took place, instead of the ts 'pet:led submission. The French Government was btotight to ;tl' senses, and abandoned its impudent pretensions ani claims. HOW this highandlienourable ground was lust to the 'Milted States may be the subjeti of tit• Lure observation: That . seilson of dignity, spirit, and independonee, passed away; and that at sithinksion followed, with all the evils we now experience in hs train. t fine mentioned bribery as one of the mians used by Foncete gain and est abli sh an the Unitel ; and have dOne it uti the foi4 lowing grounds • . • The ,notoriolis profFivey of the French G. vernment-(to say nothing of what existed under former Monarchy), evidenced by its uniform contit dud from an early period of the revolUtion. . official doctnnents of cur Own Govetninent, end r the hands Of our Envoys, Pinckney, Marsh.iii, and Goteier.ry, attest that profligacy. Doubtless, titere art; some persons who, tO gain an, hiwortant point, would otler a bribe, who would 'disdain to teceke The Government ,of Fiance had tiO SoruP!. Of this sort. The Direct, ry, by their rui.nster of corruption, l'aV,eytand, had the 'consummate bas, ness 4nd impudence to' clernand of our. Etivitys douceur (in EngliSh) a bribe at fitly ihotisand stetting (upwards of two hinUirt.d atA twZity.thou. sand (loners) for the pockets of tour of ti, m of h Diretior. M riot, who hod held the officz:' of of Justice, being. paid by. tin: t)IIVI , Rfq of privateers -,,-(for being the Minister 61-laiuil • Il direEting the decisions of the Pr•:ze Conris, c,, , ,- derrining American ves,ela and their:car : : ; oe,.) A.nt this bribe, 'they were was only tn 4: tu mmy tribute in diploni : And r.:‘,• , ?i, douceur 'was not .10 procure ar;ls our En•yoxs in the charatAer of pnba !,/ only . permission 'for them t< s ay •in Pink v, those itisot.nt tyrants kept: their rout t. 2. 'l2he,ennfitientittl . iiiend and agent of Tllleyst rand in this business (whose i6toritiltfori rand told - Mr. Gerry was ~ta.lo and tuiitt- Ili A ay , Ltd relied oti), in addition tp the of fifty thou.; sand pound 4, earnestly vreased for a loan t. , ) French Reptibhe of many et" Ott :tin; have trode'which would have be e n a vica ttHt, our :duty as a nee:ral ; and other u:ttvartantable toe Frerteh • overoinent, eliforen,; i‘f • its vengeance on, ft4dure c t I. c, Envoys rertntining firms tial agent said to them; it c:at in returning and exposing to your ca t,,Ji tt it c ite boresWita'AtneSs of tile or Gik ern mutt, you . will unite 1k :wilt) tesistatiee to in t ,, e o e ,... mantis, you are ruist.iken yon oii t . tat in 'that - the diplomatie . 'skili of I , ta,tce ;;u4 sheAloa4tsi+es it) your cututtly, t to Able h , t„ itll the - aid of the Freptti party 1;1 Ame rica; t o throw the blairke, which will r Uttrnd the Mr. Uer:ow's lettc; of Nlar‘it r, 179), tv 'Ow 10,14 • Bahl w k 1 ,4 4 1 F 1 , .. I'