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_T .7tsTt wrooLf.4 7 { }t i'i flit, j) F, 'luitt)::0(11 , lids , ilO IC e, timEtn 78C9.] ADMIRALTY OFFICE, Sept, n, 1817. cre - LI al ' Witt , I''' U a, ,big l?~ •`~; e s# ifs; tba, eca t rj • el °. )I.' t he ice , ‘ JO' 10 - ot." 1- ie o Coc, tl 4 CY/ tc ij .cer it i 0 11 14. 1 129 re i (i';v tf' o e f ' b t~. WIDOWS PENS T ONS. lICE IS hereby given, that all WIDOWS •`11 0 1 : 11° r "ceire Pensions from the Charity established for k r - " , f of POOR WIDOWS of CONIMISSION and WAR PFrICERS of the ROYAL NAVY, must send or :1 °114 9 ( )Mee, between the 17th and 30th of this Month, it7 d avit requi re d b y the R u l es o f t h e Ch ar ity, i n o rder ir b eing inserted on the Pension List, which will be & l i r " next Month, and paid on the 10th Norembet, Letters front Widows respecting their Pintsiotis must e t he Rank their Husbands held in the Royal Navy. J. W. CROKER. VI CTUALLING -OFFICE, AUG. 20, 1317. Ncp. TO PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE VICTUAL' . . , LING BOARD, iiratiVq it is provided, by the Act of the 57th 'of the Kira, Cap. 141, that Monies on the "td r pt hi d .° letnalling, Old Stores, and Imprests, should be Ite Account' of the Treasurer' of the Nary, at the or ENGLAND , on in order signed by the Treasurer, '', or Cashier of the Victualling to receive the same. iII .I)N ! eI IISSIONERS for VICTUALLINCi NIAJLS t4tI;- do hereby give Notice to all Persons indebted i tt f l ictnalli ng BO ar d , that on an d a ft er the Ist Septern lthlBl7, aPplication must be made at the N ary Pay-ffice, , ii""ecsary Order to the Cashiers of the Bank, (t o me-111 to ; and on paying the Amount into . the Bank, x:t irtrate or Receipt for the same will be given. tlin • or Order in favour of the Treasurer of the Navy, ay °Meer in his Dep:atment,can be taken, it being con' 'lto the provisions of the Act. MR. WEST'S PICTItRES. 481sT REJECTED, ST. PETER's MIST 'IIIIERNIONI,-the• DESIGN of the 'CRUCIFIXION of •Nk AV ICMR, with severAt PICTURES and SKETCHES i ", F lher Script ura l S u bj ec t s , ar e now EXHIBITING G at I t IV' NI-Mall, near Carlton-House, every day, front ive. By Order, CHARLES SMART, Sec. k :1-11t10 1 ,Proriosals for ? üblisbing StibscOption a•PRINT of ~ r P "F-TEcTED, to be had at the Exbibitiun Rooms, a l l-M4ll. - •._ THE LOTTERY. "'"-tiOLL:the - Contra , tor, bait the plea" ilQ\ l , l sore of annottneinc , the following Spheme : of the lat t t i ) le LoTEßv ' to his iens and he Pithli, Pe T rw , al of it will b Fr e su d fficient t to secur c e 4:lllProba,tion. It contains 7190 NunQbers, Two Tickets • Wilder t, • SCH ENV,. ' • • • • • of • ... C 30,00 Money.... are.... 440,000 1 . • ................ 20,000 COnsols 4kooo • .............. 15,600 Ditto BO,OOO ................. 5,000 Money lO,OOO 1;060 'Guineas 1,000 Money 500 Guineas ...... 2,11)0 •••• 1 '• ..... 1D ... - . • t•r• .. tp ::•"• • • ........... . t 0 0.. ................ 1 ,3 4 • ................ 21 Guineas 2 pi ~', T -41rown Bl an ks to receive 101. \Taney each.. 13,420 -‘ext dr rivn Blanl,s to be re-drawn 6th Dec . ' 00 "I to receive 121. each on or before Dec. 3d68 '4 'an drawn Blanks to ivcvive Gl. Money each 8,0.10. p•- , • "zes, and only 5,668 Blanks., 200 Guineas 200 Money l,Gon too Money '5O Guineas 1,050 2,205 223,175 of the 15,0001. Prizes to have 5,0001. more. E 'Atli-drawn Prize al►ove-400E. to have 20,0001. Money ic , , .e Fir s t -d rawn P r i ze 3d more Day to hare 20,600 more. 11.1 11 I( ETS and'SHARES for the NEW LorrErty. which , hic?,°tbnience Prawiac -on the 7th - of NOVENIDER, an d r ., tt (l - tc ( j, " the Public Will perceive, contains SIX Prizes ~ t )i- \ , ‘";: are - on Slte at th e COWTRACTOR's Offices. No. 14 it 1,.."11LI, a i 6 OXFORD-STREET; where 7,735, the 0 ' 36%001: ever drawn, was sold 1,0 Shares.—Ap otha•-"tts for f,i ' vourite Numbers should be made as early as 141e ' t • tment la prevent disappoin . NEW PUBLICATIONS. 4 On the Ist instant was published, price Gs. . , 11 ,Y' COLONIAL JOURNAL, No. VI, 7tri„.,Loniion . : Printed for Baldwin. Cradock, and Joy. r 4: 'tli t ' t ,:r-I'OL V ;' J. M. Richardson, Cornhill; and J. Booth •.,„,21Pert, Portiand-place. • tl th /OtlY AMHEIV4T'S MISSION TO CHINA. ellress,and speedily will be published, in 4td. withPiates, • Mops, Lko. JOURNAL of the PROCEEDINGE of the ty li BASS? to CHINA. '.NRY ELLIS, F.Sri. Setretary of the Eribassy, and Third Contraissioner N . __ Printed for Jolly MURRAY .Alhemarle-street. ACCUM'S CHEMICAL AMUSEMENT. • This Day was published, • . In One Volume, 12mo. price is: boards, Ul v EIVIICAL AIiIeSEMENT ; Comprisine a "erle% of Curiong and In,tructive.E?Teriments in Che hr. Y. which are easily performed, and unattended by dan- By FRF,DRICK ACCUM, Auti • dar of . several well-kn Own Books on Chemistry and • Mineralogy. • • Pe I nted for 'Thomna flocs, No. 3, Paternoster-row, Lan-. sold. by adßookiellers. This Day was published, E POTUsNIAN'S COMPANION.— •‘ ISy Dr. 11,11GIIES, Esq. Temple. th o n a larg e Sheet, price 12s. containing . a PrActical View of ,he GAME LAWS, arid including the very recent Enactments. e whole surrounded with Sorti Msic, and several in- I l er "ling coloured Sportin4 Sc p enes ag and u intended to form a and orna - tnental Workin ' the Library of Magistrates, ory Gent lensen, and Sportsmen in general. P libllsli e d at Mr. Am; usim ' , is's . , Strand ; and to Ise had of all tie 1/o "sellets and Prititsellers In the United Kingdom.* . . . - . . . .„.,,. , J.....3._ 1% ik .... ::- .• `'' 7 :4 Aii i t i Pt; I 41.-'7l-1;c1714 --,,, C ?,, ' .. 7 , ... - 4 ,. - . ,Zi •;•ita. .).*-.,..--,,,,. ! .. . BANKRUPTS. FM)! the LONDON GAZETTE, Sept. 13, 1817. J.: Itanyard, Sticliney, Lincolnshire, •faroter, Oct*2, 24, and , 2s, at eleven, at the Itcd Linn ton, I.lc)Stil, Ntients6 Lotlingt . oli and Hall, Temple. ' Ne►viluvcn, Sussex, groCer,.- Sept. '29, - 30, and Oct. 25, at eleven, a►-the Star Inn, Lewei. Attorney, Mr. • Gwynne, Lewes, Sussex. J. Nash, Wottou-under-edge, Gloucestershire, currier, Sept. .26, 27, acid Oct. 25, at twelve, at the Commercial Rooms, Bristol. Attornies, - Meisrs. Poole autl i Greenfield, Gray's J. Reeks, Winshorne-Minster, Dorsetsbire • tanner, Sept. 30, at five, Oct. i, and 25e, at ten, at the King's Head Inn, Wimhorne-Minster. Atturnies, Messrs. A4exander. and Holmes New Inn. IV: Jordan, Fineb-lane, tatintthouse-keeper, Sept. 16, 30, and Oct.-46, at-ten, at Cuildhall„ Attorney, Mr. Doughty, vaper-buildings, .' • ".' ' • \V. K. Nprthati, Wolverhampton, schoolmaster, Sept. 17, at four, tit, and 20; at.eleven, at the Star Inn, ShilYnal, .Salop. . . MONDAY, SEPTEAIBER 15, 1817 IICTI7dLi f ING-OFFICE, Sept. ),;`lBl7. HE COMill:§SpNEßSfor VICTUALLING Ills MAJESTY'S NA /WA/ !trick?? gire Notice, That on Friday, the , I9th Instant, they be 'ready to receive Tenders in Writing (sealedrep), cad treat for One Thindrea 77tonsand !lAVINS, for the . service Majelty'r Bake house at lieptford to be delivered in equal weekly proportions by the end of November next; and to . Ire paid * le by Bills payabk, without Interest, sixty days after date. The Conditions of the Contract may be sees at the Secre tary's Office. , regard will be had to any Tender in which the price shall not be inserted in words at length, or -that shall not he delivered the Board beJ b re One o'Cleeh en the said Fri day, the 19th Instant; , nor unless the person who makei the Temkr, or some Person on his behalf, atteNds to an swer when called for. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, a, 1817. 'FHB COMMIS - SIONER4for VICTUALLING His MA JES7''S NA Vrdo hereby give Votive, That on Tuesday, the IV of September next, they be ready to receive Tattlers in writing (sealed up), and treat for a Quantity of Prince IRISH BEEF and PORK, not exceeding, on the aggregate, 7'welt'e Thousand Tierces of each Species, to be cured in the ensuing Season ; one eighth part . thereof to •be packed in Half-Puncheons, six-eighth parts in Tierces, and the remaining - one-eighth part in Barreli; to he delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, Ports mouth, Plymouth, and Corh, in regular proportions of each description of Ca..;ks, by the periods under-mentioned, viz. One-third part of the whole by the 14th February, One-third partinore by the 13th April, 1813, glad the remaining third part ley the 31st May, and to be paid for by Bills payable, without Interest, sixty days after date. . The Conditions .of the Contract may be .seen at the Se- . cretary's Office, at thiZ °See; or by applying to Ate. J. fr. • Duzalerville, Agent Victualler itt Cork; to the Collectors . of . his Majesty's Customs at Limerick, Belfast, Newry, and Waterford ;and to the Secretary to the Postmaster-General at Dublin, respectively. N.H. No Tender jor a less quantity than 500 Tierces of Beef, aid 500 .Tierces of Porh,•will he admitted ; nor will. regard be had tolany in which the Price shall'not be iziSerted in Words at length, or that shall not lie delivered to • the Board lufaFe One o'Cloc•h on the said Tuesday, the Rid of September next; nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends to answer when caller! for. Each 'lender must be accompanied by a Leiter sign - es] b. two resyansib4e Persons, engaging tb become bound with. the Party tendering in the Penal Sum of 151.. per Cent. on the amount, for tha due performance of the Contract. CATON ON THE VENEREAL DISEASE AND ITS CON • • SEQUENCES• • • • This Day was published, .1 A New Edition, price illustrated with Cases, i t ram:Tic:A R u TEATisO, the PRE VENTION and CURE - of the VENEREAL DISEASE, exhibiting the Character, Sympioms,'and Treatment of the Diseases immediately ur reniotely connected with it ; contain ing Observakiimi un (ilea, Stricture, Mucal Discharges, the Use of the Caustic and common Bougie, Cutaneous,Erup - . tion s,imaginary Venereal Diseasci, Urbility, Ketieral or to dal, the Theory of Generation, &c. &c. comprising an Ele mentary Work for Students, and a Guide to the general Reader ; interspersed with select Prescriptions, applicable to each Division of the Disease. By T. L. CATON, Surgeon,- No. 10, Stanhope-street, Newcastle-strect„ . Strand, late•.ot the united Hospitals '.t St. Thomas's and Guy's. Printed for Messrs. Sherwood and Cu. 20, Paternoster-row; London. . . . THE CORDIAL CALM OF GII.EAD, FOR EMACIATED CQNSTITCTIQNS. • grand Preparation conduces wonderfolly to cherish Nature and support the Aged and Infirm. When the vigour of youth hegits to wear off,—when Nature grows•languid—when remissions or weaknesses attend those who think themselves not thoroughly, cleansed frominfec lion before they enter into a marriage state; such as those this Medicine assists, and throws agenial warmth upon their de . bilitated and relaxed Constitutions. FROM PgNRITH. • A young Lady near Penrith,• in the Comity of Cumberland, was leng•afflicted with a Consumption, so deeply that her life was despaired offs in this situation she was recommended to take Dr. Solomon's Cordial Balm of Gilead, which restored her to perfect health, to the surprise and joy of her friends and relations.—Mr. Anthony Sootily, bookseller ; Mr. M. 'champion, check-manofactorer, Peoria] ; and Mr. Mun nerly, at Mr. Fletcher's Printing-Office, Chester, have at tested the truth.of this wonderful Cure. • FROM WATCOMBE. Mrs. GRIFFIN, aged 43 years, was so ill, that. she could not walk out of the house, and for near three years was confined to her bed with extreme weakness: she was afflicted with strong nervous affections, trembling, debility, lowne - si of spirits„ and subject to fits, by which she was reduced to a Mere skeleton. After trying the best advice in our neigh hourboodi in vain, she had recourse to your Cordial Balm of Gikait, which was purchased of Mr. SimmonS, of Blandford, by taking four bottles of which she was , entirely cured •some time since, and now remains perfectly well, to the astonish ment of all her neighbours. Peepared by Dr. SOLOMON, Gilead-House, near Liver pool, lu bottles, price Its. each, or four in one.family bot tle for 335. by which one l is. bottle is saved; with the words Samuel Solomon,-Liverpool," engraved on the Stamp, to imitate which is felony. .• Dpuble postageof all letters to Dr. SolomOn„ Liverpool, Must be Paid, and a fee of 10s. 6d.' inclosed fur advice. TheiANTI-IMPETIGINES',. or Solomon's Drops, for puri fying, the blood, and restoring the system, when impaired - rby the imprudent use of M ercur y , have been fornid the great and'only,rostorer, of. health and vigour where Salivation has repeatedly failed.--Price I Is. and 335. a bottle. • • The' ABSTERGENT LOTION, for removing eruptions from the human body. Pints 4s- Cd. Elalf-piOts 25. 9d. duty included. Also, DETERGENT OINTMENT, for old sores, &c. at 4s. rill. per box. Also, just published, price 3s. a New Edition; with Ad ditions, of " A' GUIDE TO HEALTH, in weal:kir-of Com plaints," some of which are treated on under the following heads, viz. Advice to Nervous Patients, - Asthma, Barren Women, Deficiency Of Natural Strength, Female Complaints, Gouty• Spasms in the Stomach, hypochondriac Complaints, Internal Sinking, Loss or Defect of Memory, Rheumatism, Scurvy, Scrofula, Turn of Life, Venereal Diseates, 'Youth, &c. &c. By S. SOLOMON, M.D. .• Sold by Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-etreet ; 'Ward, 324, Hol born; Leigh, IS, Strait J - • and Mr. Goatky, 133, hlinories. Sold also by every reput able Vender in all Market Towns throughout the Kingdom, and all other Medicine Venders.. DIVIDENDS. Oct. M.. Lonsdale, Green Lettuce-line, insitrzir.Ct larokee—Oct. I 8;..L Itapsey,. Fleet-street, fishiruinger—Oct. 1 I; K. St. , Barbe, Ratcliffe, ship-cliandlei , -Oct. J. It. Benson, Russell-place, Fitzroy-squale, merchant— Oct. 9, .T. Heave. and NI. Neare, Brickton, Southamn pto, millers—Oct. 7, J - ..Etiott, Barfrestone, -Kent, miller—Nov. 8, C. Love, Old •Bold-street,jeweller , --Oct. 11, W. Cheas- HavesfAlidillesnr., innkeeper—Nov. 8, S. Davis, Bury stieet, St.- Mary-Axt, merchant—Oct. 8,• G. Pope, Aston Tirrold, Berkshire, fariner—Oct. 4, 'A.-Partridge, Great-Her wita,e-street, Wapping, wine-merchant --Oct. 10, 'l'. Whit marsh.. New Sarum, common carrier—Oct.. 6, It. Dodson, Liverpool, merchant--Oct. 4, R. Palmer, Epsom, wine and htrandy merchant —Svpt. 27, B. Boyce, Tokenhouse-yard, merchant—.-Sept.. To, R.,-Machelt, Dewsbury, innkeeper— Oct 6 - , ,H. Laugher, - Birmingham, button-maker—Oct . ..2o, .1. Bragg, Weymontli . a Rd • Meleilinhe-Itegis,- tiorsetshire, mercer—Oct. 6, 3. Harvey, Weymouth and Melcombe-Regis, jeweller—Oct. 6, .L..Steveas and J. Fitz.-Gerrard,. New ; Sa rutn, cabinet-makers—Oct. I t-, J. , Sharples, Blackburn, tan-.. cashire, cotton-inanufacturer--06t. 14, S. Temple, Jarrow, Durham, ship-builder—Oct. 10, J. Broomall, Margate, coin mon-brewer—Oet.-10, M. Nlummery and G. Mummery, Mar gate, coach-roasters—Nov. 28, W. Kemp, Bath, banker — Oct. 6, S. Taylor, Birmingham, gun-barrel-maker—Oct. 14, W. Smith, Hortim, Northumberland, merchant—Oct. 11, R. Woolliscroft and W. Woolliscreft, Manchester, cotton maim factiirers—Oct. 10, .1. Tate, WilitchaFen, mercer—Oct. 13, G. liayliffe, Wakefield, draper—Oct. 6, 'F. Bowdich and It. Willis, Bristol, hat-manufacturers—Oct. 10, A. Radcliffe, Swansea, grocer—Oct. 4,. L. Rice, Ashby-de-la-Zoueb,. Lei cestershire, porter-merchant. CERTIFICATES, OCT. 4. A. Stansbie, Birmingham, merchant—J. Cross, Chesterton, Cartsbritli,;eshire, boat-builder—J. Probert, Artillery-place, Westminster, cat-potter—E. Williams, Bristol, upholsterer— A. C u ff, Bitching, Essex, dealer in coals—R. Shepparo, Frome Seiwood, Somersetskire,`clothier. PARTNERSHIPS DIsSOLVED. L. Fysh, F. Fysh, and J. Vysb, Ashby-street, Pancras, carpenters-4. Todd, Skelly, and, R. Laidler, Berwick upon-Tweed, linen-draperiM. Cole, N.. Hadley, and C. Simpl. n, Peterborough, Northainptunsiiirr, bankers--E. Heywood and H. Nt illeion, Abdul rels.yard, coppers-4. Scho field and J. Turner, Heap, Lancashire, cotton-spinners—S. P. Holland and 3. Wattis, Worcester, ,liiip-merchants-3. . Bill and IL. , Seager, Fakenhans, Worcestershire, butchers-- W. Strachaii„ - It.:Nlaiwood, 'l'. lielshy, J. 0. Helsby, S. Hol land, -and T. Ackers,.Liverpool,colour-manufacturet l (so far as relates to K. Nlarwood,.T. Helshy, and J. G. Helsby)—W. and .1. ttivrt..r, N4ttiogisems, SIWN and C. VreP, of Brawnlow-street, Drury-lane. OLD BAILEY SESSIONS. On Wednesday next these Sessions commence, and from the subjoined list of prisoners committed tor trial they will in all probability continue for three or four weeks. We ',anima to observe the increase of crimes, as the present number Of pri• sonets is greater titan ever ivas known before; at the,same time it is gratifying . to learn that ..the offences are not 'of so serious a nature as upon, former occasions ; out of the 386. committed for . trial, there are but ,tl5 charged capitally. The followi'sg iS a correct list Of the various offences with which the prisoners stand chargerl , : . — LondOn. Middlesex. , . Murder.: - - - 0 1 Burglary -- - .. - = 0 15 Housebreaking - - . - - 0 2 Forgery - , - -- • 3 Highway Robbery - - 5 11 Stealing in a Dwelling-house - 3 27 Ditto privately in a shop - ' - 0 6 Ditto on the Navigable River - 0 2 Ditto Post-Oltice Letter; - , - 0 1 Maliciously Cutting - 1 0 Rape - , _ - .. 2 0 Returning from Transportation. - 0 1 Personating - - - 1 1 Child Stealing - - - 0 2 Receiving'Stolen Goods - - 0 5 Perjury - .., . • - • - 1 0 Stealing on the High Seas - 0 1 Frauds - _ ‘ . - 3 0 Larcenies - - - - - 33 f.'o7 Rothezzlernent - - . - 2 3 Misdentranot's , • - , 3 0 • • Various offer)ces foithe County Assizes 0 3 Stealing from the Person - - 10 30 Manslaughter . - • , N .- - - 0 t 64 3 . 2 • •. " STATE OF NEWOATE. Males. Females , Convict under Sentence of Death -1, 0 Ditto Transportation for Life - 21 ' 17' Ditto' ditto 14 years - 1 7 Ditto ditto 7 years - 4S 97 Respited during pleasure - - 5 0 Under Imprisonment fur Misdemeanors 34 18 .Itulgments Respited - ' - - 5 0 'Prisoners for Trial - - . - 284 102 Of which there are in thi Infirmary WARNING TO SERVANTS.--Wednesday Jane Lloyd, h e ad.claii•yrnaid to the, Rev. E. PtctoN, of lscoed, Carmarthenshire, was committed to the House of Correction one month, for wasting her master's property in feeding and entertaining J. Morris, carpenter, and D. Wilkin, blacksmith, at his expend. . • Friday morning last a poor labouring man wits found in a hovel near the town of With his head lacerated in , a shocking m a nner.--- He was removed to the, poorhouse for medi cal assistance; and is something better than'he Was. - From what his weak and uncollected state has enabled him to communicate, it appears that he was upon his waylrom Long Sutton in com pany with three. Irishmen, when they beat him in a shocking manner, and took from him a pound note he is - not considered out of dener. {PnIC SEVtNPENCE. C di-VE Liz Y. The last number pf QuarterlyßeOetv cop. tains fel account of TI-flt HISTORY' Of JAVA, by TuortA.. STAit; FORD ht, • Esq!., clovernor of that Island and : its Dependencies; The Writer in 7'he Review give; a very amusing and, interesting abstract of 02 general'contenti of the two voluntes of whicit . tbis work consists, and recommends it as a work in the fidelity of which he seems to place full dependence, relyini , on the ability, the opportunities, and the highly respectable character of the author. In the course: of his account of these contents, the Reviewee, after stating the, advantage which the IsIan:) of Java and, its bependencies derived from . the • BRITISH Government, expresses inUeb regret- that it was i deemed expedient to restore it to the Dutch; - a circumstance indeed deeply deplored by the na— tives. At the end ol The Review there is a note respecting the conduit of the Dutch since they , regained possession of the Island, which We shall subjoin. BefOre,bcr.veVer; we submit this note UV our Readers„ we deem it proper to say a few words respecting the Qunrierly Review itself. As friends, to the British Constitution, and all 'its' tenerablo Establishments, We feel highly.gratiEed in the op portunity of stating that the high tone of criti cism - , the extensive knowledge, profound learn.- ng, moral tendency, nut! political.reCtitude.of that Review have raised it into an extent of cir-, culation far eXceedibg any similar work that ever appeared in this country. But this is not al', for by its various and name! ous connexions, The Qua rterly Review is often enabled to obtain important intelligence from peculiar sources, which it inci dentally conveys through the medium of its criti cal observations. The NOTiE to _which we ere going to tall the attention of ourlteaders is of this ,anddescriptiun as it recites , acts of wanton cruelty, we hope it will induce the King of the Netherlands to' have the matter strictly investi gated, the authors brought to due punishmenr, an d the Government of the Island placc(l upon such a footing as may preclude all danger of the recar.renAg.. of such oppression and 'bar• baiity " NOTE ON TUE ARTICLE ON JAVA.' " The horrible tragedy of Dutch Cruelty• i►al. already commenced in Java ; and it krill not stop) Isere.—Scarcely was the. ink dry with which we penned the sentence in page 74,*, to which this refers,, when we received the fo:lowing account of a most atrocious transaction, to which we scarce ly know. %%itre to look for any parallel, unless, it . be that of the Black Hole in Calcutta, .the mas• sacre of the English in Ataboyna, or of the Citi nese in Batavia, when the streets of that capital literaliT ran with blood. We pledge ourselves • for the.truth-of the statement, and by expOsiEg to the whole world a scene of such infamy, feel that K.e. are performing a public duty. May we hope =.- that.this exposure will be the means of . creaol4 such universal indignation against the,, patties concerned in the bloody deed, as may prevent the recurrence of such inhuman and disgraceful trans• t actions ! " Towards the latter end of November last, the Pitingee or Chief of the village of Chipamoon thong, in the district of Cbatsem, named Keysa, observing dissetisfaction to prevail among the in habitants of the district, in consequence of some unauthorised exactions of the Kapala Chootaek, and other native chiefs in authority over them, took advantage of the circumstance, and getting several other heads of villages to join, prevailed On a - number of the lower class to assemble, under the ostensible plea of going to Indramayn, to lay their grievances before the " Landrost," as the President's assistant who had charge of the police in those districts was ustkally l j • Having thus collected together a body of men in the first instance, small parties, under ac tive emissaries, were dispatched to . the neigh bouring districts to heat up for recruits, and many cases occurred of poor people being actually tied and forced to join ; the party: - '' ' As they increased in numbers, the party Moved towards the river -ChimanOok, the boundary between the Indramayo.dist.ricts and Cheribon, arni in - their route were joined by all who had, or fan cied they had, any grievance to complain of. Among these, it: is understood, that very few --Were front Kandang-houseS, but some heads of villages, and a considerable umbel' of the lower class, are stated to have joined front the districr of Indramayo, and of the latter.a number from the, lowland Crawang districts. . 4 " At this stage of their progress, it appears to have been first circulated among them that Pungaitan Kanooman might be expected from the " sea-side," • to join them as their chief. This l'ung-airan Kanooman, who understand wa , b an i s hd d ur ing the insurrection of Bagoos Mantua, is represented to he a deiscendant of One Seedan, who was the first promoter of the dis turbances in Cheribon formerly, and -Lis family ' The sentence here referred to, exprel!es the regret of the Reviewers. that the Governroeot of the Island was restor ed td the linte). Isis, (I!'4, Ited ft ila II )avc