The Sun. — London, England, 1801-02-27 00:00:00

REMARKON THE PRESENT CRISIS. J •*. I WHEN Britain is again singly left to a& a! defensive part on ;he 'Theatre. of War, but witl - an increase.ofhost,ile opponents, almost .equal std all the Nations of Eorope, . it becomes her every' • Son to stand forward in .her *ca . *. It *not now a question merely of political arfaugOrent„ which either may or niay not be adopte4wlth more or less. subordinate a . dvantage to 'Alg"State, ~ f ilia ; is •brough t on : the' tapis, But the vary fun damental :principles Of our S'Ocial Exittenee are staked on the-issue .. if maintained, we stanJ ; •if , !given .up, we fall. The events of sreti or eight years have now Arrcfragably 4cmonstrated till.. 4nilitaty'strength of France to be so beyond all , 7 prop; don preponderant, that our .41 dqn.lttiiice .. as a Nation 'rests solely on our 14avat . .Vower. every thing, therefore, whiCh affeAs l;; i n t.,..5.,.. any I ; l ;legree, - becomes to us, so far,: a t ritteii/e:47 l it6 . 1; which, with equal 44e ,and solicitude, is to be niainto;ned in the civil as in the animal economy. Ir 13qt. 45 that pow ;depends pp our Commercial iTrosperity,' and th.elatter, depends on-it, : -Iyliax Nature, and Troviiien,4e „hav Ow/ -iii-r . pathly, -,: joined, let noneinleedAsa ineonpicreratyn-s.e# to put, asunde,r., ,r1;- t heraigo, .or ev en co9prsi cation : of our. Siiips :by, . ussia, is nothing this claim of the Northern Confederacy. •- A right to ~Carry iir Neutral Ye.ss t ql-a,. to evspy l'oft,. of ouc Enemies, the sinewifif twaßvarfafe and a 5 chi - • ' - • -;-, --.- 4 , ; - same time ito forbid all examination into the car... goes, whether they - Zblibin what themselves irk fart acknowqezNie 'to he .etillttabirot, ii such all U Vij 00 MO ilkilitHiPyroposiOqiir as cocihi litpailti, . by, and originate lin only L i lle,, most sefftol49 invidious malignity.. A pritileie tosagy state • of this-kind to Qui-Foes, to what it gsti,t4e, : -our fiaitor,4:-,b4C4:1-.lydra toil,.`ivithotit TO*, . 0101tritkvatiormlittkiF valour cenquec,a4cap;,4r , !-. the' Enemy's ships:of War : fresh vessels, from i -, nyineralole harbours, may, he etm,allydbfoug - ht /9 the , weans. PO4 10c •,.cfc'tnal I.varfilnt)e.fruitlesel waged. The proposal oldie principle in Corone r tal . W ar would he scouted with scorn. But because : one /5a tied `9 , 1 14 Nyodkrieli . tsilicbik'ehiiike",a. , 4 in justice' iiti Tee Peep; tli*feitg; 'its - adolicint'; r . lziatii'be termed . "li re Liberty _ii tlie - ,Seaf.;','' "i4liis l riCal oblerlii;'.4l49 Oltable i 'tin / tt14, 11 ,,,__. 'trot iodisciin. ',„ iis'ii' itiiy • etibjetted, 424 4 iTht 4 ,1 03 i tacitly ciiiiceded'at Ihe'cro4e:Of theiiible tean Vv7ar; arld:riq ificiln‘.eniefice fliflot4d ;Ai&ie l of that 'ruinous eVit'lli:re forebod4d. the' asser t tion, I . deny... the ' - N4 . vies 14.14afice 'A'eld Spain 'grew io - piiWkrfu I, - htieWiltiltinidllig :Rod -4 ney's vtftory, &c. &c. that America waiWOck to be given uf.--..Ara,can it be likewise so soar( forgot, what hindered 'still' Wofse• conicquencei, Pibllti*ing ? Nlielutll';'lchow, t thht Ale i rienc4 Cyurtit fasting 'to thOir. tiew‘aelitired -irraoini,t, ' hild'ltiid 'the plarVisiti)tlishitinbertnentof iiiir 14is4 k'tern , ', as 'well erits , :lgtelitetn"! Prissi 4 toiolui , Md ittliti . trifbiliiit bu Milli leoiltiliA of the Revol (Wow firevelit fitd 'its being a t tOilitetlV pethaps eati?g.-'--ekit 2 1 144 l'absw, , ' , how i to 'lliail ptxwidence Whiletto;,/totsit, ettitilkiiSly'iiitidrfieisetli - 'and tlitipe,- T the trifiviaNlil ifiy Will VI W in& 'VIVI tti r iCtlefille ideetit4ll: l ls)l. 4thetklridelitterVentidni - afiitlie—slita.:Aititil big PPd4tr. = Itliiil tt4n ItOkriMOletig#4: biih4ittitifisc okeitlotii , vattihans, thin, ivbiletliti4hditvp4ititie Too ;I t& liras isin,--ilidii ikituiticadt4t, fondness :(t fiUr rtistn, . isv:t he el,:mod :their t tiaterhts-'llloked din f•:ibtitr. .116 :Shnit,l their hatred". -to , ;tia triAT, whoa ftiry; - War' cannot so tiA rt. hb r Pertte-iitit : - thirbathing . hut ;theirc:eltlit rikrice 'of 'its -impotence tan( kbep it quiet. Wlienl a tjtheitay eve of the Rtfolkti6nOleir -Gbiedrisment Breitil:ind , *itti :Sittipping tAtrO %void& rts retukh. %the: iitisurrtikelinilti*d A VI! 'Cabinet refidedi'Wejite4niltirflfsthile 4 IkstithyeneopliCtinti ti3fil NfittiWttrieedsity ,; - but no !-sooneti tildt:Sliaitv , commence The ;Notitkii digpkite,' t hair t) flake iind tig eit hmkol Owt liireelly , in , att; tenger/ Armament, Anciihrldsl punctual fultilment.':oroallt they FatnilyXottiplid -obligations. In-shorty it. is ulf,,evident, that .republican or inonar.chical, as long asowe prosper; their implacable , envy pad, malignity. will' miss :nil , :occasion of doing us IlivinitirY! • And now ,thal the folly and infatuation of. other NationsosifOrl it so fair, a seeming,oppqrtunity- of gratiktitionl it most assuredly becomes the duty.. of all p among us i to drop ) at .jraft.for -their dif4 letences. and disscntioni, and, as was n01.4.d0n0 h Mr. Sifitit to 1.4, Ater T,ord EMbassy, come forward in :t co taliai, 0 1 -6Vlrtiiio • of general and sytematie'derence; tx l l eition'for, the..coninion safety. A (;eririai Ark manient, it again he had'recoursd • to, 'that' our' Fleets may, without ;my apikeiten, s ion of,leaving behind' them a defeliceliss • enabled' to pursue' "their. 'skulking SqU'ailroni through all 'their:hiding , For nothi'n)i but sceing us' prepared to - give' them a general 'apt] arm reception, 'will suffice to bring theill .t(1 reason. ••• . • • • • 4 +.• the true valde br lite littetutut tompositiotis of Wrocts, Jumws, -PAtt4E, &c. with other Wtlteri 'of that kidney, may thus be attre. 'Milk ffilithilr. -eotteuenties.' • I ltroe mot the Ainall @it &Wit • bit 'the r: Itin i ic . outa Ire s ; .sttul ca -fltititnihtii. Vhd - -ditaggerated `misrepresentation., , littive .otitetliftiNit •tb eake .itteps Aithich o the r‘v i!. e n'eV4 eviatllsiArave b cell' though nuf,..fattill the •Colo - -niats to view, then in 3i light of tenfold4horrence • :to'what .they ; would otherwise. have.lione. .The. tCountry, however, -at' least immense numbers in it, approved ; 44144 n. her present burdens, 'while ti t tilggi ing to•triaittraiti her rank among ltelNa. • tions alone, in 'the iristiltA .of'iti'ratrce and .Spain , and in finding those Colonists likel)i 4O•hr,come her Enemies, the country,may read her _idly is its :traits ; 'but; . Alia! 'I fear :t fo ate. • 13ri tain• 'reaps these:fruits ; and - 's - ouse k , = clf 'that utinatur:tl - herd :tinting. US Will' tei6ice:pgtips . that she does : lint•to - goeitheitie'Coitiptititfida vkitings of Na ture,which even their bosoms *cannot always . ' Ord t Wilt; 3 itisvil * P be bid, 'g '' thatJAmerica is free -t, rid fitos•periou fit in consetprencei*f if.''' -Is she then *titer? silten Mating but :the+ wAttt.of .a Navy to riititiOft 'ili#ir Troops, has - hithertO•prevented the•Ff'dielt from oVetttirnifig !her Government, ,:ottee!iKsonuch cried up, as.a : paragon. of political ,bgtelletice ;.-athl,. under, the term ofAlly, makiug !Iter r'ai vonitletely their . slave, ;as liolltind 'or •Sslitarland. Ilave•not their, Incendigies burnt. AO (l(ilots, and: their Corsairs plundered her Merchant-ships to clic amount of 4,060,9001. b tcr-, ling and upwards ? though at • the very same time bound by the solemn „saalion of a Treaty Of Amity and s Peace. .4-14 ts'iith the strong party which they have • in- S her bosom, : now •we,feiir • triumphant, 'after, , pet:haps - , they have made her the tool of their enmity' against Britain, they will t ••=ital Pir;tYlqiEsit - pititnised . LiLirssits,' deVour her )4helitif..':ltitleed,. with rite, ' " 'tis past conjee -rtittei-Jltill' rhiggs rise in proof." •Rtcrttßv's at.. a'`lterript en(Cartiart,' the: cession of Louisiana by ' , Spat n',': the -130iiieler ;tie liin eipl es. of the-Western , c.States , 4liMiett , ' the outlines'Of a plan, thigh in lfillitig'tlisilll Itielti.if*erica; *hat she has 'been 'tinwillitt-tii•believc,aitay, 'would laugh to be tOld, "thaeolathas sbniethingetSe besides an undisturbed '4trietiMPopirlatlon and'Empire to look for, from • 'the separation. ,:ilaVe‘we hot heard exclamations, Alit " the "-tit6rican Constitution shewed too *Welt' regalrd 4 tri'Religion? arid!' , Pioperty ?" and "theseeit item 'of the' World neVer yet saw 1 any thing wrong Cur iliiii•OtOrtopinion)-in.ahf State, !.itetwevett far' tar, litiveky must , wiilingly lend a iltalltilibitinonius, they can, to *ratify it, esnecially , when at the same time they cairgratiff tfteir'ap. l )liattitg for .doMinat ion, devastat ion, and blond..i Any Religion at all is doubtless tocv!much , for' them, ,vlto have abrcg,ated the very day (which ehe Vivine Beivg - claims exclusive 1 / , for his rwa tervictohNigh.tt has ha'd the. aanOton .of sOOO years Obssrvatton , and upwards. :An& as to Pro, petty, all .Uws for its adjustment Must, in the very nature ,of thipgs, be odious to them, who, • after-fobbing' th`eir Allies (as specified above), - coititlidethatid t lift 'the - Adibassadors .- Who came to '' legOlt:titi Lc, 'die '''P.,lttit 6.1-4ipt. i ! 4 -'•:We ti know it is 'the same l'ilyritifteti who still hold thereins Of GoVerit lacift iii4ritlice; t It!it committed 'these enormities ; • Oilly•ihirst.'anie: Od title of Consul 13(rgAPARtE is - Osteiii*iiittig . out' as "tlieir:sign-post. But the iriti".in Ifie.`t 6 .pa ttnersh ip •of fraternization .is '.iiill' j ti'mriarite - ;Ward Ituvage 'and - Mass - acre' the commodities in which, under any or: every jsre. iter - ,- , tirek still.. delight 'to deal. , After exhaust ing tho , Ltindila•• mat , it free, it is now the Donii nion. (*oder the name , of the Liberty) of the Seas, -'vrhith they , seel,-.; and in 'the etvVy: of some de ;Wed Nations, 'have founditools and abettors 'of thqir anthitionl4We'.see, therefore, trucdoty Co WPEIt t when..depiaing in strong and beautiful colours, the nefarious nature of a merely ambit tioh r i-irtlifaVe, - ;Ads, • '`‘' (`never meant the Rule Shduldl4 - apply'd' " 'l'd Mon that tights, with juttitt On itisit:ide. ":.I.et 4.iatirels, rireneh'cl in pnre , Ponastian dews, • '' " Reward hi.; taciu'ry,' dear to every Muse, . i ' ‘ii . ;Who.,' With 1 totttage of inistiaktny Mot, " 3 wilonout's field advancing his firm foot, ''''' Mitts it upon Mi. Ilni Mat ,Ekrtirilr4ws, " And 41111persitii , d0jOrish in liar 4:Xtlie. "rri, *Me virtiter of sari. ind,t ' , Man owi:s , • • " Hitt portion'in the, good, that Heaven bestows." And when. not ,merely Justice, but necessity (the existence of our 'Naval Power 4 • marks. th line where we ought to take our position, surd c•-ziet> tirltisb heart "Old hand will he ready fo the - conflid. Indeed"; 'it is by a general .'firma. merit again,' that' the emergency IttuA be met ;I nothing short of it can be lbokedvin as an ade ' - qua te- , securityr.lsainst .Enentiet so , inttreased i number, anttiegetted to envy, anCalitirehensio .by the kir oundiriatioy, ofeurCouNiiir al Ave/ at , Stiresiglk, As all the three , Kingdoms arc now happily united ; An event whichltas, been the wish of ?atriotisti forages, let. the Enemy who envie* . our ertriperity (and,UniOn, as its best security for, cOinttitiance) - feel the impotence . of his restlessi malice, • in - - the ciancentered and invincible powe of Britain's ""Trig jun . 8a in uno," Let us i alsti carefully watch against that . game his, b as enesl 'ilineedelights in, the kplltting as into Faction] 'and' Ciinsequent Civil'llissention. . I ..But it is time to have. done—ShOuld tilCsr de 1 , , ••stli toy . remarks serve in any degree, to roan' al ' parties,. to' cordial co-operation, and 'of .consc quenCe prOmotehisCountry's safety, peace, an 4 . horu,),ur, it. ..will be the highest possible grat e tficai ' tion of . . .tuat.rus coitt4.ELtus.Aci.r!o. I ...en Saturday night, at tvs'elve o'clock, thf Offices of 'Kt cHAßosorr; •Goimt:vet: and Co Chring-Cruss, w;11 he open foe th e s:11,.: (if Statilottery Tickets and Shar6,'and the Diamond' tiekefs. The Lottery begins Piaiving on•lVlonday hturning,' 'at nine ;Vhea'tht rig / ot Diamond Lottery rtize,'estiniate,l i a value at nitar 'F! rty TliousaiitY Pdifto3, will he Oliirer'; milted by the First..drawn •I' ket` in 4 . 1 ,4.2 g" num. tiers Diam,ond Lottery t.ontains :, the price TWO Guineas: Allifit"-iltra) .OR Y. • '' f b..ydr pay' wholrs , No . nili.otlelodett mein ; The fairest-4mi dOslature's race, Adorn'd with.C . vrry't)loOming . grace StoTcn or iti4q; she hie fiiileen A stranger to the busy icent.i' • Her name is`Dt.crf;l:i . , her breast With whiteland‘fragiltiOiliiegArest. Her ample vest in many a fold, beaxwoogiiptreroliq; leer eyesarS-vell'il frotn - public,vicw, ..pet cheek nittion hue ; 'Tier Manners gentle, soft, and sweet, sht.4 with viokViesit Heeliand is open to , relieve, ,Anttpleas'tlshe is the boon to give ; I f any person, nuln, or Woman, has met thiS` being so uncommon ; 'AudMlt Lottilon:: to And bring the lovely. truant there ; 'lliiey.khal I 'receive from all 431te.staile that marks their lovelpface4; . While sober Reason shall apprqvc, The Wandiret who shall nourish love. • T• A few Jay 9. since, two. ham'an..skeletOns were found on. the estate . 'of Mr. WM. Fowle,of.Box. 'ley, in Kent, about 18 inche s below the sut?ace of the .earth, by 'two laboneets who were employed •in trencithig, ..near ,the bottotti of, Boxley Hill; and in a field _known by the name of White Field. Several Iniiileinenti of war were found buried With them, Alai' gives • reason to cohclude, that they- fell imone.orocher. of t)o', great confilets, that formerly happened, .on, or near the _ spot, being_ no great distance from kilts' HOLtst,' where - an ancient nionament of rude au k ) , has ` , ltieitn- eretledi that • hands - io 'posterity tad, event; which ,accords with the amount, given byl our historians, of the great battle that was fought. there. ------- On TueSday sesnilight a erase of a singular( nartnre , cams before The Magiiirates. of dlaigow,! relativeil rn tr.Thoas +Kidd, heddle:maker t an !old infirm mw-I, who resided in the Bri4;e2are c • • gow, in-cirtuanstancts appnrcntly - er - the utmost. -iridigenei.' 'For itime time pa st .he - had . received considerable assistance both from the Llienra's: Idospi,tal.fand-Southies.sion, thonghe it - vraydis.! _coveredthit he hid a few days. before.draiyn from different Banks in G!as-gow'rio' less khan, zol. sterling. Nelions were raised against him . by the Clerk bf !the' Idespietil, fur restitution * and the Procurator' Fiscal, for. a fraud, and tare l*ing Clear,. decree Welt against him ~ in hOth. The poor wretch, , in : they Agonies . :of avarice, in vain. pyetended , that the, Morey he hid - just drawn from 'the — Banks, belonged his sow in Jamaica, agrire'he'had tent it, as soon as drawn, • awl thitt it-was. now. beyond his rea c h ; . that. he had. a . friend to lend. him enough to repo'', ‘Vhat he . bad received from the Hospital arid' the Seition, which amounted to pear nine pounds,' but thatahe-wa'solitreily'► unabli '49 .pay- e , fkrie of iviio,gitibeaa imposed upon him for, the :fraud. was committed ,to jail, ate. iri a `shoill'iime the .cash.'aveared, and he was • dis, ..tharge4 in' arderioto'lrito banishment from the City aid atotity, rithichi mat ( also. a -part :of abet sentence against him. in" On'Monday • next - the Inglish Lottery begins drawing.—The Tickets, Halires, .guar. iers,•':Eighths, and . ' Sixteenth • Stampt 'Shares nre :Aching In the ..greatest, variety of , Num. hers, and lowest terms, at Mr.' NtcuotsoNifi Office, No. 16, Couinill,..opposite the Bank of England, Where the Schemes at large, contain.i ink • the 'particUlais of the extraotdinary success chat` has at tentkd the purchasers at "thii Office; ate to • be. had.gratii.=—N. R. As Tickets and •Shares be lortver, Merchan ts and Ctiitp &c;, &c. will save money by an immediate,p6r.l 'chase. .On •Mbnxlay next , the Engli4h State Lot tery begins. Draw ing.—Messrs. • J. -Johnson -an Cu. berleaiw.to inforrn their, numerous Friend and the.Vulailie , io general, that from the..richnei of the .Scheme, and the demand for Tickets consequence being so great„that.they can asset With esinfidence, Tickets,. Will not 'be `cjieaper they ,theteide. recommend an earl/ purchase Tickets; Tia,lveS, :Quarters,' Eighths, and.. Six teeoths, are selling in e a. great variety of Ntitii hers, and at 'the lowest pdcei, at their .:(11 Licensed State' Lottery. Office, No. 3,'Pope' liehd' Alley; 'Cornhill, which has been so highly distinguished in'thelate and tamer Lotterie.i;fo Selling andShating capital Prizes. 'Tickets Ar carefully registered, the earliest - account sent o their success, and money for the Pri;ei paid' otj ",- , :, *VEAL YORIC4I93 7 P4sCLIF:NN. j..NVAKN_, informs the: NOB!- ftori:a urralf7,and u juti ;I:AsY,i4e:iortiorto .Cll ' ! th e ot4wcl4.llllat ttkettaild,penly tittl.d uppr ihfir r m e p t jog. 3 ate ab west. ecacht-1; c hams - •• - . ••• ' tucsday Founagqt..- - - FOl4 COUGH*, C(4IS,W . AIPTIUNsoIt4 • r EvrtikAl. iSSEN•GE-'Ol l (10 oki*t r .; ' lierib .( 44o - qott Ancient), wits distinguislAesi by. them, ,as its,lmme sa ifiti c htly ; 14 4nitlfelZaltri o r c .o.tig h ki ul nufnify .t.'omplion k ts.; Al *is *Eticrittliss. InliiJ'etAarse44'a Mori}' tA„I tinawst—sOb :.anct elliztlos ratie4y,tpr,PO4l# 4 4s, ( 4 stkii;;4 s , Wheciuits,_ 'Plithiskky • Ciimpfiiins,'- Consumptions, Holes - moss, I)44itiitiontio CatintisA)i Bi t e4thlng, andal,l . Disorders el the' ArZ4St a tat Lungs. it AFralY (Tons • tete i wat c, - , thicriiirnit . 4oLitcy gives loverty-4.4 , ,viOtot t it an) ,itiiget takins x 044. tt.itifiniriiNy,, : a lys the -tit:idiot iriYrieli-0444t4.fretitterat mid tikes otf,. the. unent7 sensaciprj ofhcrAvuniopkbonfilursi e,4ofte s the '4 ntl I . glatiil4,.‘ttiotes ariA - thOrchV- enlarges the CaVities of the. vessels.. Thus it regitlarlyniiquialy cures the most obitinate AStlitrias and Cwistimptions of the longest .stantting, if fateir§ eltii; r e thelii,ngs Are tylcqated. It cures .a,4l':linkky and illyittitigtvindilisolves7Chogvalcd phlegm in Mc tluirax, heals .raw.ness and' tti the breast',. relief to those atitoothrcargkirgeiAntt-intiganfv, - ue xlcinived .of -rest or sii.vp,tas it'gcsies t ally.sionii?ofies 4ca cptlttibotel to 0444) the reinder or their drft;; coMtlattattle.auil easy. This Essence is'preparc(rotily lvYlintes' ):gait, SiirfTeon, iii Bristol ; and tuld, wlictlisale retail, •by .; Francis 'Newberg, at' No. 45, the E 4 end of Sr. Fasl s , London - , &bottles, priee:;s:'63l. each, Amy' incltkled. ' N. B. InanaS persons 6-mtinoally,,tulstakeAr.'NeW pery's-"housc, pattit:ularl y servants aild 4 messengebs, all purchasers are requested ' to . ..obst:ryc4 that - U . 4.a' litde out of- tits general line of foot-passengers, tiyeilppis.fronv* corner of Cheapside; mi.that a' huq of .Dr. lameiand • theie I.7oids,•areigain‘t the front of, his Viz. • ' " 'THE ONLY .114"1 R.EI-10USE I OR DR. lAltitES'S • WHEN PitfesionAl Men of . Etikitian nfid Respunsibilliy ilevitte frinn tin: Oneiil • Svsrem by . lire scleitlion of . ii pecifliar,braliqi, tfie sanction of [Ong tfil . tinueu s'ic.ess is the best criterion.of superiority. — iiight , yeats have I 'devoted my tltattice tattle excinsive ,treztnicist , oftinee Diiior,detsvand shy successinl result:for my plgb.gi WS _WC ad,14j01 . 141 ardor to oppose, AS liir. AS 1 itrt .able, the - riirags"tir r thtr‘t Con'i.aiti't s wliu..ll are the...nt9st • iitopottant•in .theECatulogne'otllluitian' I lifirmit'res', ' .. / r.l!ef initiation into every hpilch,• as, ail ~.i.rnly.S.uignon, • I, or e;! a wish at an early, period of egac,t)ee In.xesf 4e,in -ill yi fiAls ' /Kith the fgrioranc:o ,of uneducated m., en, at the 1 .'eclit r 11;ingerotut prelLipitaiicv-nt: gencial4hactitioners.' si i • .- The,Thret-PiKirderh,,ust ire Clue 'of, ‘ulkigif:-I , ,itawt-i;de... voted my.- tteution,: comprise every sliecles4 cit: V,IEN.E 4oR trA i: IN fre'flON,' 'Whether. Of a''reiieitf'tir finite Idu-:. Tl3llllO E1:1 itilyfAilik iitds Of- debility,: ti Other icriging *bra . i th e e r liallits i tatscherllbpp,,Ar.•plei inclikliv:ili f Ts. i of !nature li Mid; lastly', '}'h at iferaAellient a' tlii 4steni in v l / 4 ,1- /lion livlsien' is talked IkVF IF. ft I 1.4'1' Y. • .i I lirtlfnttous Oise . C.,lre Wore Ltli. 06114notiince, •orlilige . 4r t hc ;f u* plipm,, 4 til i le: c4rrriv.o ;. akal .4 $14,), 41) ... 0414ehtly • vii) . l) . iis' t ~ Cis' sla I:kre,ar,.. poisoned by ; tic , Morliitii temtioonillift . itPkft. Nile -::410W ifoleslo, die -44°4,, such, g t wi e - P` l44 ?'lsiathkitAiY Cfnllt4it;:iniffV.g_vetkilitfe • ;14Ors Oyes ‘..1.t10i r 1.40,1 E , ,ipr 1, ,ni.ty .vif i slitpA ,19 ,Illis.. at `hidfcal re--estahlishilenhut ~ i - • - ~ .. .. - ,fokv; , ha.4-leer,evartilite toleit4" , co fliplialtda 4ilti o ctiin , ;hiaaisOrder,:osnoreik, t it; the rti4in)sitiiut4flinitAtitittof - Nlen, .iviiii,f.troin itn.iiictilltly,riee in A . Apluai - ,y,„Nrct•,...?'Oic int 4, 4-afrin.vaietiektfA finshiovialife lite; l .a . ..quire . )hat j;;Er Of Etabilitt, - .44l3jeft g aft liiiiivoliablecnuse - queureliaiCii peri.iiotr‘..hatlits;x** - ! t g,.:,, '.....-' ;: _ • ..,•,- ,_. •. _•• ~ , ,itigierc . tild,w)fri*,sillkfe.broods ma his n.isef}„ Aug no‘plitil y - cbiic6itts 1 s'ffietllithili tna} , ' ha ! - Orritetisn. :14t4M.f 0 P }lily teentovi i •lo4.l4ll3l4oo,it ,t 1: it- 6. 1 ); e.:l of Antli or ititeurtai tr With ii,:ther Phiptttinpets, tlf.tt.frlq.fai . ..I:4 7 'tirdse , Dlilit - iotterti :by• filth Kratittal .p tog ttisiVe tetiOtr,- - tion;' , is thir.•;icquitzia4nt : 4o4 Faye: it ii pAriokite: ~-; j., iiiitri Ks of 040 us or Dims, 1350 began to ri..dtu ., ,lkpot,:i y, k ;dor: ratfilt • ilniivty .iLi Ii he pi:evenfi4 by-an carly CAut;-ii,..- tion oft , this , languid ,Spitc.;:mitt in theSe'vqesi . sittrtat ' .difficulty- wilt cictut. '-• :ft,: ,- 1 - '. •.. -But where.this;444igtte.v ;las for-years existcil r pelsevefaiu:e I:i., infii* l o4 , blv-tet.priiiiteto revive ittel.. ; I. bering fi i)arks of litetitid so re.;iiii mate iti - e. eamtlit . ftw... v MA Rit I ED, .-‘ll 0 M i:'.,N i •,i'Whi.i have lob& boat *Of— . pointed, in their ex petfation, ofa -f:iiniily, nue. be •asop red; .•that in most instances, Such detects: ate cm ritAi iylYrttri oal,skill: • . 7. • • ' ,•-• .‘ : • : • '' -4;7! _. . • Tlie•bei:resy which i* so :essontiiii to nay vPd.Wr aiitift. ',atl4 ilw . qugiticativp§ whkhl.l)iiv,i. , presuO led ti.itilit.p - .Ntra the•tra:s of nifffretensiong' livitAin , -coiticidislitaViiiirlitlkit t i this jotintatiorvii; glyoni,,:t l 4‘tt '.l4r. It: ma bthc , ViiioA a persnpaity, o r bv,l-ertti4s !olOci.iipg :4, ~snpi -N0t.41 4 , ? ils hour, No. 24; ;XTuiiactu.sii,tit - , Sit - Jilt', flelt j telillki 7", r rli -.. I . IIOV ii ' all. llClAlitirittil I::tarttilAt'in,Waset.litiet t . :uiloinirtg. And,tlyt N,apte, it; 00 44)14.0)e...4.4,1s .. 4., fr-! , .':-.+ . M, B----, Member of tht Itvyal. Col legc 01', SurgeOn s. ...... ~. • I, 7 ll4Eltl?iii. J3J,INI)I ESi`iic. . ; 4'" To Mr. Tapm As. TA V L OR, NtlipX.+ll, - Nell I.lando . A. • . Dritit SIR, • • ‘qtti.the most heattfelt. s4tisf.dinn. that I (.41. _add rieSS. you on the incornnarableexcilLocienf.yotir.in valuabk 111.1.51.. In the Spring of this . year I had the misfiirtime to contra& a Vegcreal Coinplatiq, ...ittoded with ;the, mbit , ,alkrming A.n4 4,lp,;cwus syroptoins; ,inootrukch, -that 1. havqi beers confined to rny 'room for a rhole`wielL - to,tether, and not able to stir out Of it rest night-itor day, snit sttf fered, the 'most CO:OW.6dt in); •pain and torment, , and.`what was still •worte..itte; eyes grew N.cak m1(1,40411, .10 ttta; 1 could scameali4cem _ any 'objea, if vet' so close to rile, and ex petted riothing less.thatt.. the total. loss. of . .From a stout,. healthy, and raihet corpulent 11)311, 1 be came a. niert shadoWi. arid n objett bf Pity and compassion. hl r friends.ltad al I Eivert:ntetiver,'and thought rtwovery i nll )(4 4.siblc. .1n ibis dreadful state ) , and. :!tpec.ting Avery Minute to• lie rny• last in this world, '1 %qi irOrtitnately re •rornmenilcd by a neighbour wtty I.l6(lk:die ; but Alatingt tied all. ilibtilC4l-.aiiktoitt) pnFpoavi: and, being at:an enormous \pence ' it was:.omr.tirtre 4414,1 C 1 could be pre vailed on to take them vat ,last 1 sent for SIX. boxes, and - .before 1 had taken. thorn-all, Ifoundconsiderahlvhenctit ; ray paint ,g raduajl y•tlecrettsed, :and my..eye-sight,grewiber - ter, arid o to the.great surprize•and . 9stontsbnient n 4 all . pry `-friends' - after taking. three bOxes more), my• - healtti . and ..strertzth . liVat Perfritly . tgoreii,• and 1 :ant nii‘tp( thanks to ancl ti otu i tt altwblc Nledicinc,, :is well :,pct hearty as eve I .was in uiy . , • , '- - You -art •af , ftilljiberti.to , publish this-in any. Matmer :you think -proper, for the beteit -of • ociet!.. , at . large,. ;and .whieli I Oriattld liacc4gßt .WaS .pf Tflipso.• i Nniaiii, \yob: tbe. • • •if.)Cat . Sit',.-ti!onticiblOt Iturrible Serf:int, • • • • .‘ • • • Iligll n greet,_llitx4ro;ham s .N0v•,,1T99. • . _ . • • ..;Titc above INlodicine is earnestly ,reei t ipm oulpil,..to all ' PersOris that are ifilvi*. clatiht or' i hei r hoi . il'i;' . l3..tirdly free of -.every Veneteal AfTititiod,liaftic.‘ll2ity ro ihosOlnbetralter ,ing their .critidition t in lirei. Ai it . o%}ll -cettailtfi orw,Wto every- taint ot: that mrture, (If .howey,:r long. st-aniu t g l ( 4 hiswevei disglthrt,4l t itt er the :#Onrlin ei42e-oi'•ortievtti.forriers itritay to t . •ldlr Sriarbittig,Allatilfti tar ( and C ut.lnuOtiS Co; n - plaints, it is. als,.) soconirnewleij, t0.,14:,taken,,, eiil . eciiik4) in -the Spring; Spooner; intlFall.. •. .. ._ • - . erFparal ?Alit -5c1i(14,4 ., the . , 7 sip):".• ' ProrTloiri 1 - N.,,!.% Ai - TA.Y.L.IIX ~ Menibet eehille C orpeolit ion 'rit".*.itktgettn% I.i in don, at, hi s:lluti.stlo Ntt. 9..14 vy: 1)(0.1g-,rirwt r-l i lieupric will give `Adslix, .wlitlintit .t fee. to Ri:tr,irtlis likk i INA , etiec ' Pi II s, ••• And Will onsWer; l' ar itr its - .I.eraVrs,•.‘l ifrAit.: iktiali oti tlic saMe.Orm4;ohm;lP - ttlit;ih all-4(450004.1 . ,Tri4'it imigtOic ci i‘r4 segreq..no P4tient'4.molv - pt cilst- havil,ActNtit tii,11,..,1, Kit 'at their --nvn.'tirtikttlar . reshot: by ',:th:, - ls r(I• 'etOr, s di,irlfig the course a - Mare tiOrt F`,4 !li....tiii+, stiCariw. i'Aedi,Kl 1 Iht.cdnsits it i tw.4 . lth liict*tvg.sa to 01;.-t , Iroiroye - A 44,t,ci tie, and thz Pr:tclio: arising therefrorr. Tliev are also.'snld -lis 4 'hi's faftirtAUSlll::Jtt, , at :thcr • l' et ' toiler% i . IsO.. sc. St. A I Kii - 11+4 - strec.4 ' , l'ati-L A1;414. 13(1r . ), ' - • bettSoll . s. Toy-shup, No. rc' . l. , (bctiltd-.stre;tv,Mr,.Sirlel's, No, i, , ,Vnions r rir.N.; Li ity: Tr.., , ,a.-14111 -- ;...arViliy,kii.: Per son in Overy coris'olerahie 'reoi‘ti ;II -filiglalkll 3.4 x. 1W O f only 1%.,94..-siich, s - cateci int!,• . -, wilP ;Wit 4 1. 44 ,1 4iii1 ),- radians, *hereby l'ersoiii 01 eittior,-b.eN fna,)"..k.11(9,0 1 W 11- selves with Oie !:1 - 1(i sc4;rc...;)" - 7: : ..- ' . N. li. Cach Pox ON . 111 . qtrat;tstitain , is, , t6lar. 4p - ' vith A S,tappl on kviiclii tiv:fgvoitr githe Coit,lloittitotier 5 i$ printect at tlie Siaittp-011i;:e --" '1 • l'iyt,,r, N 4 ~.9 „ p:e.or ' Brulit -si - reet,"--ltd lit - mate" w hltli is-I:tinny, Sne.i i, i t 4,t tier . , arz Wu ritattLi t.- . . •A . .. On the subjel of fatties, I cannot but oh, serve, 'that since the 'Revolution in I-68A, .and indeed, the cornmencemenr , of - tlie late. cowry; but more especially since the beginning of. this reign, it seems to hay; become an-article in thei r Political Creed, which, with many,;' will not ad. Mit a dopht, that every - man, whatever he was before, whenever he becomes a Member ,of Ad: editfiiii•e; bonzel diately c e a rotton ohata4irr '.,that hi; Oans 2141 jutOtinitigito only'at the public ruin; itna :must, IncanA, be .-.cadf appear eo do a, Surely, no coninumity can possibly Ihiv •subsibt ?Iva. socis state, whilk such wild rrinetples .are on, which they most assurctlly ha_yebe , zii in this unhappy Country, during the : instant:est -And the more ahi. roles aby 4eclaimer liNel-,4:nserienced in making thirsvappeur in light; the . More of general COU*lmi}ce 'and lipprObation he has btcl3. sure to meet with. The TransarlAntic Aismernher. 'went, I look 11pd11-416 -11111.. fatal eiTecl of this tivnaliated illusion of the public mind".;.' .anti i.i)NI)()N : by, 'IRMA Ati*N :11 I:17A lilF; pit iletv:9tieet;l'tivett, r;a1:. the'SV tt:OPF it i s No. xt 2, Sirand when ildweptothitywiti Ord, ri DIED. ' 'Ort the tith inst. at Newry; Ireland, thcc Right Rev .:Dr..Lennon;'litularßishupot Drtnnore. On the i2.4th .inst. Thomas Walton, Rsq. of. Rattle. bri4e, St. Ohtve's,: Southwark, hi the 7 - zd year of 19 " age. On Tuesday, at his:.totigings in: the Strand,' the P. John Raker, Rector of Little Creuingham, iq Norfellti ::Iter Ot a few days. • • On Wedneldayittnrning last; Pierce Tempest, Esq. of His Majof.ty's li.catitutary-Ofilee. • . . On Mondly, at Bath, Mri. Bruge4, _wife of T. Bruges ? Esq. of Melksnam. ~, , 10tijFrf i sksy last,„as Rath, in het e'l44rlT3ri.birs. John. stone, w,dow of General Johnstone, and mother et: the CotinteVila Jersey. PRICE 0 . yr.sN PP RDA, Y. Rink Stock shut iquy /pet Cent. t io qi :;per CUM 1797; 1113 PC! .bi " 7b oeltoent. Con. •,.j 6 Sid per Cent. Red. 5 tit. • perCent.'ColvSsi b 011 to Scrip 1;4100,671ganii.,17 oittf,Stiort DitteSicsip Indi~Stock 1/itto'Bonds $ dis. .Ext;bequer Bills dis. New ditto Lottery Tickets ()mniulni a 4 2 i prem. limper. 3 per Cent. 'Mao Ann. tot 13.16 Bank 1444ceount India for ditto Cons. 'WAN. Oka florsti•lititili,Wett 61. Wrol. fur the l'aprr, Lrittyl 1 lAA Anutarn SCRIPPS Of - or the. Editor r ' 51C0:Ots 'orse.bany-toad, Wtstraillstgr); -paid), must be addressed.