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SEPTEMBER 17, 1811 NUMBER 78111 CFRIC SEVEN!'I,7Nnn. - 7 - tAty „, 4 - 16 UABLR PR MINES (the l'ilO'EltrY of NEW PUBLICA TIONS. • E rEItY. COVERNAI EN r ) for t,ALE. LOAD AMHEIt.NT'S' MISSION TO CHINA. SIX PRIZES OF TWENTY ITIOUSANT) mod .1, Si Vli.sAVltlC.;' HT Are itamw ica ih,fortu QT; th, , C3l)llc. tl.4t-si NEW Lorri 4 :it v. co . u;aining-SI Prize: of c6•lti9 jeitct• the -7t•l NOVEMP,E;t.--The i 3 Oa.t!u• ptirtiole kva:: ro thiced, and proved so poplin..., in Mr. SI1•10V1116.11:4"; Coo tract, vCAerAy the Chance of gainiug• 4 : Prize is .multiplied, the intrinsic value of a Ti c ket increim!ii, whim thereis nu addition to the I'i-ice of Tickets or Shares, SCHENIE. T VIC TUALLING OFFICE, Sept. 16. 1817. HE toThi iSSIONERS for VICTUAL . i t) LlNG,his MAJESTY'S NAVY do hereby give I`,Totiee, at Ott TUESDAY, tile 21st of October next, they will ,he • ready to receive Tenders in writing, sealed np, and treat for the Sale of ~he PR EMISES at VALLEYFIELD, in the immediate vi ""tlY of Pennreniek, and neighbourhood of Edinburgh, with t4:*&ereral Buildings and Erections thereon, lately occupied I) ei'st for Prisoners of War ; and also of e TWO DWELLING HOLT! - :ES on the high Grounds Itere "dately adjoining the above Premises. which were oven rdhy the Agent wird- Surgeon. of the Dept, with the surrounding the same. Ihe Del& Premises were formerly used as an extensive "Per Manufactory, for which, or any other manufacturing .1)14 - „ • • ,P n 'e , they are well calcub,t e d, having a most abundant • t " I4 Y of Water, and containing extensive •Ranges of Build iii i ri -° tarions descripti o ns: a n d the Homes, which were ';7ltely er „ teo and well neished.,Further .. are re' commodious particulars may he lintiwe by applying to Mr. 4tieliandee lrlunro, at Volleoeld, who will shew the Prc , 11;t e't and point out their respective Boundaries. 'ersens disposed to become Purchaiers upon this occ tsion (1 er either for the whole Depot Premises, and for the 11.5 Dwelling -I - Lenses conjointly, or for the DepOt Premises .14ille(11 the lionsee, or for one or both of the Dwelling.. 4 "e5 st'parate from the fiepat Premises, at their option ; however, that no Tender will Ire received in which s" price shall pot be inserted in words at length, or that 44 ' 41 1110t he delivered to the Board before One on the Tuesday the 21st of October next; nor unless the Pers ,, n ale° makes the Tender, of some Person on his behaif, attends tu ,i )swer when called for. • fu the Press,aul,speedily will be imblisfied, in , Ito. with Plates, Maps; &c. JoultNAt. of !he Vit()CEEDING: of the ENI 7 .3 ASSY to CI I INA. By - HENRY - ELLIS, Esq. Seer, a:.y of the Embassy, and Thirtf f*.ommissi,riter - Printed for .linnt MURRAY, t-511)enutrIc-street. th t 1 sgs 4 ses ( 3 !, 5O ~ s - This Day were published, Handsomely printed in 2 voli. Svo. with Portrait of the Author, price I fis. in boards, ,S 1 ELECT PI EC ES in VERSE and PROSE. Bythelate JOHN 110WD . L.Eit.;inn• Es I. 2 of X 20,000 Money -tr' ,C40,000 2 20,000 consols AO,OOO o 15,000 Ditto 30,000 . . 4 . 2 l,OOO Guineas . . 2 l,OOO Money 4 5OO Guineas ' -2,101, a '5 2OO Money 't o 100 Money 21) 51 °I 22 1 A , ai 31 1 Uo in a r, 6 Is Of Lillc...tit's hut, Barrister ni Printed for T. (74e1e1l and IY. Davies', Straodi and J. Hatcliard, Piccadilly. Tile Profits of this Atifsri: he trii'en to the SocietA for Maintaitaing and Educvail!g Poor Orphans of Cler4ymea. This I).ty were pablkhed, Hamisomely printed -in two volumes, octavo, reith a Portrait of Dr. Buchanan, and ...Sketche, of Four of the Sytian Chinches in Travancore," price 11. is. inboards, the Sc- s I A 1 . 04 coml Edition of . ilkirENioiits of the LIFE anti wrzrriNGs IV A: of the Rev C1,.-I.ITDIUS B CTIANAN, I). D. late Vice-Provost of the ( olletre of Fort William, in Bengal: 13ytbe Rev. HUGH PEARSON, M.A. Of St. John's Colleo.. Oxford. _ _ _ 100 21 Guine:is 1,342 First-drawn Blanks to receive 101. Noney eac1t..13,420 5"'" ) (Next drawn Mantis to be re-drawn 6th Dec. l - ' 400 or to .receive 121. each on or before Dec. 3d 1,340 Last drawn Blanks to receive 61. Money each.. ,8,040 J 0- Printed for T. Cadet! and NV. I)7trie4, Strand; J. Parker, at Oxford ; and NV. Blackwood, Edin!nugh. 8.542 Plizcs,•and only 5,658 Blanks. Each of the 15,0001. Prizes to have 5,0001. more. 20,175 iO 5 os 63 5 : os ( • t whom may also he hod, Memorial Slietches of the Rev. David with,a s.e lectiLiii of his Serincso's preached at-Calcutta. Edited by the Rev. C. Simeon, M.A. Bvo. price its. in boinds. inure. h e First-drawn Prize 3d Day to have 20,000 more. The Eighth-drawn Prize above 2001. to have 20,0001. Money .T. and J. SIVEWRICAIT had the satisfaction of distrilmt inz to the Public, in Shares, the Ticket No- 2,3777, drawn a Prize of .20,0001. Sterlint,• the twit September, besides other minor Capitals, and hope mi,ny of the above Will also be sold at their Fortunate Otliees— a 37, Cornbill ; t Ni,. 11, Holborn; .and Se„ Haymarket; 1 141, Oxford-street. This Day were plihlishel, Handsomely prixtet) in 1 vol. 8v o. price Ins. 8,1. in boards, S LAINIONS, on FA LP DOCTRIN I?,S, and PUBLIC DrriEs. By the Very Rev. ti.'iLLIANI VINCENT, P.D. Late Dean of Westminster. V ICT,7I.ILL Lve;- OFFICE, Sept. 16, ISI7. 41 F , cPm - mrssroNEßS for VICTMILL IVG 11 S , .7.-IJESTY% 11`.-1 VY do hereby give Notice' C 7 l in . j at,, the 26th Instant, the,t, will be read to Zve reiuters in writing cieated anti treat with such ;:rt ,7 75` nderta ke to prhish rp4at TALLOW 'C AN '" 7 ,V be dentand;d for the' &civic e of the e ;= , :rtine nt at rjetc*,!, for Year from the date if ' e c. 'qr'Zet; to I, e • pa: el for by 'Bills payaik, without Interest, "a!1 , 1 after date. 77, Contf;tions of the Contract may be seen at Me Sc- s't'ar,/'d • r g'o7'd 3e . had to ant, render in witich tAtkPrice all. 1 ,0! 6e inserted in words at .leogtfi, or 'that shall not eeli t'n'cri to the Board before tl;le o'clock on the sae.! the Inertia, not ' unless :he I . 'ersg , who via, 7 :rs or sane Person on kis l'eha f'' 'altrall.r, to anzazer Ll ipx .1) `'Aire! for. r iCTUaI,LLVG 01 , P WE., Sept. IS, 1817. MISSIO N ERS for VICTUA LLING .2 1 / 4 JESirS 1 4 ,..1rY do hereby, give N. - a ice, " Friday, the 2.4 th of October next, they will be read,/ • rtee i , 'e Tenders in Writing . (pealed up), and treat with , Per.sons Tinder! air to supply (on separate Col all such 7uantilies of S A ,Pit( VISICrtiS and FRESH )nay be required for his Itinjesty's S ips and Ves- Sp 4 4t, a MAI CiA end NEW PRO Vlb ENCE, during the ( 1 1 :21, - -elve . 7 11antlis e ertstinf the the 7 O P Jbnuary fol 74ng: awl farther until Six Warning shall be tw "for Me termination of the Contracts: the Conditions of i}I RJ bc seem at the - Secrttanis Ojlice. . • 3 . 4 , r egard will be h h ad to any Tender in which tc Price not Le inserted its words at length, or that shall Le active red to Me Board beftil:e One o'Clock meth, said 4. 44 : N the 24th of October next, nor unless the Per Son who - sa.4.. ( '' the render, or some Perzan on .his behalf, attends to 4, ,. rr er when called fur Nor will anY Tend.zr for the,Sea Contract that contains- eVravagcnt rrZees upon to: a ' licr e*, and prices much inferior to the real value upon 6e- considered as proper fa be admitted. "a'll,7'emkr us us! be accompanied by a( Letter signed by ia tr° res Ponsible Persons, enger;:ing• to become bound with the t endering, in the Penal Sum of 45,003!. fur the due " 4, nee of the Contract for Sea Provisfons, and of I,ootil. 14 e Beef Csnirset. FIFTY POUNDS REWAII.D. REREAs a large Quantity of COPPER. Noi. the pr o p er ty o f his M a j e sty, and part •of his Naval e " 7 aS found on the Sth• Instant, concealed under the 1414 g and B a ll as t o f the,ELIZABETII and ANN, Peter 134 bird the ►ToWn Pier at Sheerness: 'Ow Il hereits CHARLES FLOWERS, the Master 'and "f th e sa id B oat, a b scon d e d iin n i e dh r t e ly after the. ' Seiz ure from 'hi s D we lli ng -h ouse a t Sheerness (where h t'lll4 •l' Stores were also found), and bath nut since been . . I,,cllll`)erer will give such Information to Comnlissiuner Sir 13 AIILOW, at Chatham Yard, or •Messrs. TWO iIIrEY, and LEWIS, of Rochester; CHARLES Esq. S o liCif oru f th e Adquiralty,,Spring•Garden I\; ".Fee ; or Messrs. E . :NIGHT, .TONES, arid KNIGHT, 2 , St.. J,,,,s.s..squa re; as may be the means of appre -I:4ing " ; th e Said Charles Fl o wers, %yill 'receive Wm t he Com-. ' 4 slon • itl t , 9 of his Majesty's Navy a REWARD of ,FIFTeIIII • t "Id Charles Flowers is aged about 40 years, about 5 1: 1 1 10 inch es h igh, very at hlaticmalt!, dark comflexion, l'Yes a ti ndseyelliciws, with bushy' hair': supposed to have It when he :.hse6nded, a round bat, ljiotrti short jacket, "cto-deroy breeches With a Life of the Authwr, by the Rev. Robert !Cares, Archdeacon of Stafford. Printed for T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may h>• bid, by - the same - Author, . The COMMERCE and N \VIGATION of the ANCIEN PS in 'the INDIAN, OCEAN, handsomely printed in 2 vols..ltio. with a Portrait and other Eng; viuis s price 41. 4s. in boards. DR. CLARKE'S •TRAVELS, VOLDNIE -THE FOURTE - 1. This Day wtrepulilished, Elegantly printed in 4to,anii iilustrated with numerous En gravin-,xs, price 4!. • 14s. tid. in'hoords, the Fourth V 67 fume of TUIUAVE[J in VARIOTh; ' COUNTRIES of EVPOPE, AY.A. and APitICA. Volume TV. being the Third and Last Seel ion of Part, the second, of the Travek in Greece, ::gvpt, add the I-lola Land; coutai ;lin: Accouftt of the Author's Jon rnyy-frolit'Athens, he hind, to. Constanftiopk• ; with a De,rriptimi ofAhe North Greece, Macedonia, and ThrXJ.-e. To which is added, a titipplernevt,p:Nitive to his Journey from Constaittinopie to 'Vienna ; and to: "a - Visit that he'pa'r'i'n mid Silver' Miacs of flung:try. thy EDWARD DANIEL CLARKE, LL.D. Pvinted for T. Cairn and W:Davies, Strand, London; and ‘l4. Vackwood, Edinhorzh, Of whom may he had, New Editions of the First and S; econd Volumes. Reprinted in tour volumes, SvO. price SI. I 2s. in boa ds. SECOND RE7olter ON THE POLICE OF THE ME- T:10POLIS. Just pnbllshed, by ('Least r, 192, Strand, price 7s. 'TI-1 SECON R KI ) 01.11 - • of the sELEcT COMMITTEE on the POLICE ; together with 'the Ntrf ES of EVIDENCE of the Hon. H. G. Bennett, M. P. Mr. J. Povtider, John Baridev,M. Slade; Thomas Davis, John Smart, Simnel Forzman, John' Fellows, Thomas Goodwin, James Dv, .I. 4 an Smith, John Scott, Esq. Geo. Pritchard, Esq. Mr. Samuel Taunton. Jan4es Wade,- ‘Villiam Fielding,. Esq. Mr. Thomas Watson, John May, Thomas Shelton, Esq. Ilia. Birnie, Esq: Robert .1. Cliiiinhers, Esq. Mr.• W. Cranford, Thomas Russel, Edward Foster. Esq. IVm...Lewis Newman, Esq . Mr. Jereiniah Knight, Dandson Coates, Esq., 'Joseph Meymott, Esq., ,Richerd Bird, EA. Emanuel Allen; 'Esq. Mr. John Whittalier, John Periiins, Rohort Ch-. l pman, •Charles Piper, Joseph Cooler, Francis Itubler, Esq. Rev. John Prince, 'flionias Wellatt, Esq. Rev. Samuel Bennett, Saomel . Wilkinson, Esq. Thomas Farrar, Esq. Sir John Syl vester, Bait., Mr. Charles Lush, Samuel fluaxe, Esq. and Mr. Jatnei Bevans. 4 .5 5 I 05 3 5 64 s 0 11 1 , 5 0 4 S s ' 9 d • ' J oe 10 0 9 4 ' • • 04 195 75 .• 4, 4;• 03, /0: 11 so roe; te1:1; ,r fact bot i c' .1 ) 0 0 / 111 00 4 or bit i a of vv, -ero °l3 " f THE QUARTERLY REVIEWERS REVIEWED. T"' ridicadons A nim'advursioni made by the SIMTOR of the QUARTERLY ItEIiIEW, on " Lady Morgan's France," and rs. Pluroptre's Residence in 'lre laud, WILL BE ANSWERED hi the next. Number of the BRITISH LADIES MAGAZINE, New Se,ritt. 7 ' The Numlicr for October of his most valuable Journal Will contain—An Elgniry into tiny conduct, Chara c ter, and At tainments of Lady Morgan and Mrs: Pluniptre; an Essay on Ttuiperance; Etr4lisli Comedy ; or Absolute Beau ty; Astronomy; Strictures on Amiens; ith the Imitation"of French Fashions; an Answer if, the Lover's complaint ; 00 De ess in the highest Style of Fashion; the Forsaken Wife ; Poltical State of Enr.ipe ; .Original Poetry; Review of New Pnblications, New Music, Maelzei getrnimme; the Drama, &c. l'iinted for D. Mackay, 41, Ndwgate-street, and may be had of all Boohkelters. LOCK AND SURGICAL, DISPENSARY. Ills Roy4i flizhness the DUKE of YORK, President. StlitcmoN—Mr. niernan,_:Nlember of the Royal. College, London. CioveuNnas—Eall of Egreniont, Earl of Leitrim, Finn. Col. J. tarry, M.P. - John Lanutche, 'l -1 11E Riiy,il and Noble Patrons ot the above INI'ITUTIO I .' , /, for the exclusive Treatment .of VE NEREAL COMPLAiNTS, and their dangerous consequences, in order to in s ure the benefits that hive resulted - from it, se lected-Mr, Kt EitNA N; as its Surgeon, (standing high on the list of the . Royal Coilege) from haring directed his chief at tention to those disea,es. It is the misfortune of Patients under suicii complaints, to hie ton often the dopes of illitc -1.-o".Preteu'lers-i who practise on the credulity by imposing titles and specious Promise , . Against this class (of late so numerous and daring), Mr. Kiernan conceives it a part of his official chili' to caution the Pahtie, by pointing to the List of the Royal 'College, published in Febt uary if;, as the only sure guide, and that no assertion of Persons assuming such rill", and Publicly advertising them, without being sane tio-Itid by ibis, Last,.are to he credited.. The.annual reports of the * Lock - Dispensary will prove, that sonic of the most •dangerous eases of Stvictines, Debility, anti other supposed incurahle Infections 10 " the Genet alive Organs, have been here raditalty and successfully tcrated ; facts which require ow Itao.nesed testimony of adilavits to KO re, but the most re -spt ct ah!e Iledical evidence. `Mr. may . he Consulted as csual, by both Sexes, at his - hotise,.2F;Lower Charlotte-street, Iledford-ssuare, where Letters front Town and ttonutrs - - ire to be addreSsed, and the necessary Advice and Medicine wit' be gii'en, or sent, to any part (tithe United Kingdinn. - JuSt price 4s. Second Edition, Practical Oh servatiOns on thealastit; Diseases, by F. Kiernan, and may be ' had at No. 174 'Fleet-street, I. i? 0, Paternoster-row, ant Clovr:•:curt,-SGhti. FRAUD PREVENTEO. • TO connteract the malay attempts that are tia;iy made to iinpoie on the unwary a Spurious Composi:iou in.trad of the•GEl , .; VINE tit.AcKiNG prepared by DAY ;IA MARTIN, they are induced. to adapt a Hew Label, in whiCh their Address 97, High Holborn, is placed so conspicuously, that they trust an,attention to this, and the difference of the Type, which is unlike all Let ter-press. will enable Purchase. a at once to detect the Impo sition. The REAL'.IAPAN BLACK ING, - made tiy DAY and NI RTIN, 97,11 if.rh . Hoihorn, will in future be sold in llot tks at IS. and is. eaali, and a Copy of the Label left with all Venders. DAY andNIARTIN, 97, High Holborn. RUPTURES CURED Al' THE MEDICAL BOARD. consegaunce of - the extensive , practice of `the:lll;:dicat Board, at- Charlotte House; Blackfriars• road, Drs. COOPER, MUNROE, and CO. have, fox lbw accommodation ot patients i residing at lin; West end of the Town, established , another Medical_ Board in • Woodstock: street, Oxford-street, a few doors from Bond-street, where a Physician and Surgeon, Members of the RoyaL,College of London of thirty years exp 9 i c oce,•constantly re sid e . That thousands have, been restored. to perfcet health by their united talents is. indisputabl.e, after hospitals had failed, many of whoin had b ;scat sufferers from being impro perly treated by persons ig,noratit. of the profession. Erup tions on . the head, face, and body, ulcerated thtoat, swel lings in the neck, nodes on the shin bones, cancers,-stric tures, fistulas, pains in the head and limbs, and, :unrolls dibility,' are the consequence - of an ill-cured contagion, and which symptoms frennently appear years atter, and destroy domestic happiness. Messrs. Cooper, Munroe, aad .Co. are eonsujted daily at botb houses, or by letters from the country, stating particu lars, when medicine and the best adVice will be sent to all parts of the kingdom. • , • .‘ There are side 'fours at each house, and - private rooms fur females. Advice gratis, onTuitsday, Thursday, and Sunday, mornings, until twelve o'clock. • PRO VI NCI A 113 OURNA We are glad to find that we have given satis faction to our Londoto, Readers, but niore par ticularly to these in all parts of the Empire, b\-; the introduction of articles under this head into our miscellany. The' CcinduCtOrs of the loyal Journals front 'rhich our Extracts are derived, are, of course' gratified in finding that their meri torious exertions in support of our' happy.Esta hlishment in Church and State are not confined' to the notice of their respective 'districts, and the general Readers throughout the• conntry have an opportunity of-knowing the Sentimetrs, opinions, and principles of various brooches of the Pro vincial Press. Besides, this mode of comMunico don enables us to diffuse sound principles, %%hid; may tend to counteract efforts of faction, and perhaps correct the errors of those Who haVe - been misled by the 'specious doctrines of modern Re formers, and render them' good and loyal sub jects. We now turn with pleasure to The Leeds Intelligencer, as Journal that during the late' se ditious movements in its neighbourhood was found to be firm on its post, and which well deserves the esteem and gratitude of the people at large. It vigourously repelled the insidibus arts' of a competitor in_ its immediate vicinit!i, a'ud we doubt not essentially contributed to restore peace and good order to the Country : " Leeds intetligcncer, Sept. 15. • '' it is impossible to contrast the present Sitna-. tion . .of the country, with what it was twelve _months ago, and nut feel grateful for our deliver- 1 mire from the evils that then beset us. This deliver-, ance has arisen from two causes s f row the pensations of Providence, and front the humblel.. ettorts of mem. if ►he seasons have, b een - pro . pi; ions, so have our national councils, and what the bounty,vf Heaven has :bc3lol,vell, the vigour., and prudence Giverulin,ent have enaitkd 'is to, efwjOy. i t /1-Afittvvri in vain abillCO,ort bar- Coveredfoi4r fields, P . tic ions, and discords, and civil sty)fe„,„had ag,tated our 1 t toil w the husbandman hail been fritil;-2ss, Ito• rro jects col. .rches and. tl-,itt)rs had beeit sort e,,tnl, IThe pro Mises ofidenty woidd, : have endy.ll ill dis-. appointment, awl ; the triteiliustratiou •ot :poetry would have been sev..erse by the metAlllol,. phosis of the sickle and the scythe into instrkoneot of war. dii. the distress of the times, disalfeetiou became bold. • .The even ies of public.* ordei , crawled from their obsctirity in „the ttansi,eut gloom that overspread. the countty, ;MO began their detestable labours.—Their malignant acti, vity was ahuost incredible. They explored the !wows of ini,cry and want„ to aggravate suf#erii i iwp madness. .Vei:nry: and loinger, and t:espair„, were objects of their peculiar. solicittide. hall-fani.shed artisan was hut too easily inflamtri into a desperate conspirawrhy their machioations,. Unavoidable difficulties pressed upon the resourets of the coUntry, and these. Were sought to ,be con verted into the to.l,:ans , of ii rt trievable - dcstr'oetion. The delmied thousands - who listened with eager credulity to political, incend'i'aries, prothising ton ploYwent. Lucid, And conifOrt, as the inmediate reward of treason and rebellion, wet e more to be pitied than coodemned ; but the .wretches who . , strove to 'make them the instruments anthioctuni of their traitorotts.designs, could incur no,linniSh !tient- adequate to their guilt. FalsellOod and cruelty 'cent hand in hand with them . . That Which they knew, to arise from merely temporary causes, theyimpudenfly ascribed to inherit *tPper feet-ions in our Constitution, Ault while they pre tended to all e viate national dkrister, they proinot ed it. livery engine. was employed, ‘1 hie) dis loyalty and wickedness could devise. They who were too ignorant to unite, prOsecuted their flagi tious purposes by haranguing those to Ito Were.. unable to read ; while others, ivho feared, haps, to act, contributed their aid through the medium of the Press. As it .was upon the needy alone that they hoped to operate, publication 3 of unprecedented cheapness were circulated with tin . - exampled industry. in these writiogs, sedition was inculcated with the most nodisguised Orion tery. The arm of power, and the - Voice 'hf the were openly defied, because it was thought. they would he paralysed by the multi i dicity of lo every (lit ectioo, in the inctiopoll . s, in the provii;Ces, in cities,. in towns, in viliagci, in the scenes of distress, the call to ins,.ia eel ion was,heard. 'The: apostles of revolution swaruned over the land, and the constet nation they t'heietl augmented t • ht\ maul which thcy vvol k ed. The partly unemployed poor abandnoed the labour theycould.obtain, to a; tend their leaders.; They grew reckless of partial relief, in the .anti cipation of general amelioration, and found them 'cites compelled to proceed, because they had not the means to return. . . , "In this disastrous crisis of our afiiits, the Government was passive,- almost till lenily became a' fault. The error (if it was °tit) sprang troin ho many. It could nut be„deoied- that . great and se vere sufferings wet e endured by the people,.,lx th a degree of patient fortitude which did honour to our. national character. In such seasons of cilia toity, a nice and jealous administration of the laws savours more of persecution than if wi - sdom. To, slacken the rein of authority is sometimes. the only way of _ultimately curbing tli headstiOng course a popular is,elhig. 13 4!s id cs , An i sc , y 'h as a claim to forbearance. it is seldom act exact calcua• lator; and when it dues nut too-closly imit:ste the unretlecting prodigality of the savage, who pits down the trees to get at the fruit, some itulti!getice should be extended to its ebullitions. It was 'you this wise and liberal 'principle the Government acted, so Long as its application was win rawest; by prnden6e. But when it became al,parcnt that. lice distresses of one class of the commoni.!y were.eni ployed to precipitate the whole into :oil); when it w ind:spniable, that treason and ,edition we're undermining the basis of our ; when the audacity of the conspirators kept pace with, and even outstripped, the clemency of . the Execntive, it would have been insanity, or the height of cri minal folly, to continue 'a supine spectator of the march of anarchy and desolation. The period had arrived, beyond which mercy to the few teas cruelty to all. The choke was to be made, is titer the power with which it was invested should be put forth, or stitiered to remain a specious theory. guardians were not its betrayers.— Measures were adopted, whiCh all good men ap.. ,plauded, which only ti,e guilty feared, and which the factions or the foolish altute condemned. Th( v who denied the existence of datiLter, and nth ised o im no precautions ()tilt! he taken, w e r e men , we may suPl!'e, W l,O would scud before the wind tinder a press of sail, to avoid t lie breakers a-head of the vessel. There was aunt her description oF persons, indeed, who deprecated the course puri sued : but they might be compared to felons who entertain gra.ve aloirbis upon the expediency of using !labels. The best answer to both may now be read ijt the.altered condition of the couc-itty. Of the disaffected, some have fled in dismay ; others lia,ve shrunk low their origibid insigtoii eance ; and the rest, with a coward instiller, re main quiet, because , there nary be - danger in offi ciousness. They are not, however, quite desti tote of hope ; though the reviving activity of out• manttlactut es and commet cc, and the almost ccr•- minty ;10 abundant harvest, duist rapidly di ntinish the sphere of their operations; These misfortunes they would have avoided, had they been pet mitt ed to mature their patriotic: designs, which could thrive only it, the destrueti , ?n of na tional credit, the annihilation of public enterprise, the demolitioo ,social older, ittld, t(1 comprise all in one, the subversion of the Constitution,"