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31,... , . • . .. - • •• " . l• i ' i v., •I , , 1 .. ••• - .... a -t .1 , _ ' • O , L' ii. _ : UM BER '7716.] im ~........ , . • . -----,-,-----,- . if 4 :., TiIEATItE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, &c. t It. !11,1111,•ini-street, Great 14Iarlborougb-itrett. JiY tiL NIJNIAIEIt COURS,' of . LECTURES, , t - , l.kir r this sOwoi, will begin on NIONDAY, June 2, ISI7. ' h d i ofjloi,°l,lY. PHYSTOLoGY, • mid- SURGERY, by Mr' ;14: t ltal it. '' S, daily at Seven • 1 the Morning —Dissecttons as . • . , in IC i . ilj IflocitllL.STßY, h IATERIA. , IIEDICA, &c. daily, at . Eigtt ~, te 4 , 1 , 1 the Morning; -TII.EORY ;mil PR A CTIC Eot PHI: 4 T hrtn ,l j ek.Wit i ) ,xaminations, by Di. AG,ER. ',. , l ot , b, attni v %ruses ate given every year; each oecupyeng nearly q,l lirthi, ll ' . . 4 r p? rt lcula rs may be 1. - flown from Mr. Brookes. at ,-; 1, of t.i. te t C'aven ;,.'/ *sllllate (nu Dr. Ager, 69, Margaret.s re , p ti," 4 04/./.. I Ni9-0,1 , F1C.N., May 27, 1817. - i rfi r i IVI r; COJIINISSIONERS jar * V IC7'OIeILI,IN G .4, ~ • , . ° titiy4l.4'l,l•ESTY'S A r 4ITYY do hereby give Notice, that ' 9 1ti," 144 .V.the . 3d of j uae ,(..2.1, they will be ready to re - r't 4 . 44 ; 2 44 4 writing scaled up ), an d fiyat for Seven I . , 84": V Xila-d r i e d HOUSEHOLD FLOUR, to he 14 i it , '° the u iztra , =Aricenutty: op. /*rive rsnouther and At itl r: Il uftered ..Vachs o f BISCUIT .1,11!;.clL. ,1. , )1 441 4141, 6 he delivered into his Majesty's ricigalling 111. ' lO ' 2l )11 .Ard in the . .s are . of a forialght ; and to be 1— bra . ' P ' ' d+ s after 4 :I Bets pay lbte, tam. .1 !twee , IVInclY al ti At I, 4 Cen t e no °' de r '.as of the COlirllCiS ?nay be ;eat at the- Se- ,otil se 6, qibee y . 11j" b'4l4 'bill be hod to any T'enth..r in which the Price I'l* 4,:. 4 'l 'e inserted in words at length, or that shall not r,,, , t),: ( "ere4 to the Board before One o'clock on the 'said 1 11 0 Ill::: 1 / 1 ad of June next ; nor'untess the Person who Il k ; 14 ' 4 " , or some Person On his behalf, attends, to 1:, '44).,eit,:i'l I ° v ig, s. k. • / / , or. r°4 /71 , 0 11 1 .„ - 1 r?.l LI ING-OFFICE, May 20,11517. ''''' '"''' CO .11,11 ISSIONERS for VICTILILLIN 6 °4 C ill' 414 •11./ k.e 7w • C. xr 4 771 r .P.... 1........ k..• n.:... V.. I: ~... . ' ~. , ' .4 • ~,, ~ , . ..-, „ 1...n. .:t$T-7.71 -, ': . 1 -1-?4 , 4 1 -L44# 43 tzetr" . ..kc, ''' 'i, , - i c*, .- . ' .s:- '- ,' •.. -.. ~: ‘;. z. • Z * ' 4 , irk• 4010......ae ' WI II * ~ ‘,...... „ . 4 1 , .. •••44 , 2v,•04tea0nt/oillf/, At/1te,,,, 9. .• 100 - ~• . . ' . ' '•; ''•to N ) # 4• - ' loo:o/ '' . ~. '''' / - . 1".- 1 . ../ :1i , '...; j: .'; ••, 'l': r. i,.. 0 , -, - Z,.. 7.,., ... mt., 4 1 ::;-- I" ~.. %, Pe --,------------ o- - .• V • • ‘ e , (Y 6 1 (11 . .:4 •• ~ . 1 ,. . " . ''' .. ° rbA "9t% i i e : L e , ~ r 0, ,. • , - " (%; :,, , , ,,- „ ' 4", , ,', / /' 1 1 , .. l ' ' '''''\'' t - 0 ~ 1 _ ~.. , . f t. P 'c't , • • .4_ . _ ....... ;,,/nril,A..,,, '....,-,.„,,,,t„54., THURSDAY, MAY ..29, 1817. - • [PRICE, SEVENI'ti4CE. FOR THE SUN. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of RAND„S A RIE.Soi Ns-VI.I(INAL MEDAL , coninieinoiatitrg . BRITISH 4 tGTOUII S, executed ht. the hest. style iof rimlern tart, by a univa:ott he first Medal Engravers in Europe.--Fifteen of the Series are now finished, and may be bad in Gold, Silver or Bronze, of Mr. Whiteaves, 30, Fliet-;street ; Mr. Younk, 46, Hi•gh HolbOrri; Solomon - Lev:is and Co. New-street, Covent-garden ; ir. livid, Dean street , Newcastle; Messrs. Barber and Whitwell, York ; and Mr. A , lorton,rrinces-street, kdinhttrgh . . • •• 'the COUNTY of 1`Oli,F010K; GENTLES' SN, rri HE Coixtest is now•l►alrpily at an end 4ind I , hace the' honour of addressing you as one of , your Re .presentatii•es in Parliament. The duty of returning Thanks would be difficult indeed, if nut impoSsitle fof inc to perfotto, did 1 not flatter Miself that the public . spirit which first colled me forward; and so glq lionsly altiiportt;d me through the struggle, would t'eadily comprehend the feelings such an issue runst,pr?cluce on mind that cannot be insensible,to tme2campleLt fAvonr.. . . Having thus attempted to convey •to my ,Fciends the im pression which I most ever retain of their great kindness, I maybe permitted also to address myself to those by whom I have been opposed; and, particularly to such as have bone me the honour to 84 notriedge, that, from a sense of.prrsontil esteem, their 'oppos'tiun became a matter of reloutath!r. I trust that nothing has occurred during the late 'Election, whi * ch can'in anydegreeicisen iteikr reghrd ; and that, 'view ing me. as'the Common Servant 111, ti4ho Publici. they will.not hesitate to confide in me. on .. any OW where they conceive I may be the instrument of generatgood. ' • • On the peculiar character of my lieturn it is'impossible not to be elated. The support which I have received has' "con noted from the honourable' princiPle"ef giving Repreienta tion to ut least one half of a Great County, alMost equally divided in its political opinions. Ills, however, my firm in tention to support those measures alone, 'which, front what ever party they may originate, shall seem*best calculated to Promote the real pr.sperity of the Empire ; and to devote myself with unremitting assiduity to' the= Interests of tbii County. 4 With these resolutions I first presented myself to your no tice'; add if in future life I should verify the assurance, I shall indulge the hope that I may continue tO enjoy your fa vour and confidence. - fov Thy,' he pnblithed, flip, Cti. B N y .tik); Right lion, LORD B~ROr'. M .Printed for John Murray. HANSARD's PARIIANIENTARY DEBATES. THE 32 , 1, 33d, and 34th Volumes of this Work, coroprisingthe whole of the last Session of Parliament, barn been some time published the First — Volume of the present Session will he ready in a few weeks, price 11. I Is. 6d. in boards, or 11. 15s. half bound, Russia. 'London prinied for Baldwin,Cradock, and Joy, J. Rooker, Longman, Hurst, Rees, .Ortur,. and Brown ; J. M. Richard son, Black, Parbury. and Mien, J. Hatchatd, .1. Ridgeway and Son.. r.. Jeffery, Rod well and Martin, It. H. Evans, Budd and Calkin, J. Booth, and 'l'. C. Hansard. * 4 4 "Complete gets of the Work, 'coMnieneitt 'with the year; 1803, t tnay still be bad: also of the Parliamentary his tory of E►►gland, from the earlkst period,' printed u►►iformly with .the Debates. This Day were published, in Reyal 800. price 141; with Four Plate*, OBSERVATIONS on ,the DISEASED MA NIFESTATIONS of the MIND, or Insanity. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, • With every sentiment of Gratitude a nd_of Respect, Your most devoted and nioitohiiged Servant, Norwich, Mar 24th, 1817. EDMoND WODEH9USE, )3y J. G. SPURZHEIM, M. D. London : Printed fur Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, Pater noster-row; where aka are published, he the same Author, The PHYSIOGNOMIC - AL SYSTEM of Drs. GALL anti SPUTZHEIM ; founded on an Anatomical and Physiological Examination of the NerrousSYStein in general, and of the Brain in particular; aud„indicating 64 Dispositions and Ma nifestations' of the Mind. 2d Edition, in royal Bso, Price 11:109._ EVTON, Stock-Broker. who has been, so re tuarVably fortunate in selling c.un rALs in every, Lottery drawn on the KING'sI+IRTH4MY, confidently an ticipates the pleasure of diridin4 a great part of the Capital 4, contained inn the present Little Lottery, to be all drawn mr .the 4th of JUNT., among those Adventurers who may honour him with a Call at his fortunate Offices, 2, CORN HILL, aird.LOMBARP-STR BEV. Scheme contains Two Pri4us of 1 4 4,000, &c. dec. and ONLY 8,000 TleKtrs. • " •-• • • All Business in the,Publie- Funds, aud other Government Securities, transacted with fidelity and 'dispatch. Q. OUTLINES of the SYSTEM, in * Pocket Volume, /frice • • . , EXAMINATION. of the Objections made in Britain against the Doctrines of Gall and Spurzhelin; price Qs. lei, 111.1L'I) • eltt , int eract tk i i t the many attempts that ore dailyktil lei on unwar v itrurious Conip l o . s , an , the ••• VINE N. WKINti prepared by I?, 1 . , . '4 4 , 4 Y ate induced tu adopt a HAW Label, IU I:f t e 'l to co i 97 ) IJolborn, ai),ll,ictrint%lly, th a t t h ey trust an attention ,tto. 0 the Typ, which is kill liLe al! 1 1 1 ..1 n. "',1'41,41T 111,AL'Iejl:rellaser sat nuc4 dete n. te .k , I nd •Ir',1•1"1,1j err dot r. 1)11"n119N is P lu ll e e s ) ,)Id in Tad C t o l i t i u y rt of the Label left PAY and 111,1ItTill; 07 High ll°lll°rn. 111 It OP.N q t , foli o , „. -11 INE -EDICINES. y4 it pt te „ . ling MEDICINES may be pro - :iii„ ) ; N tl 44i' ', n s tl t c . r t the Was eboase (lithe late SHAW and ', ' tlf '.' 41 I i t , " 1 It Chusch-yard :••••• 5, 3 ,. otre ney a 6 Juniper Ess. Peppertu• I li l qi.l" } tiou wel(. .. 1 t It I'F li • ' 4 0 ti„i ,v{!}. 4 , " S Pitt, : oc ie sAn rotation ~,eet b ro., : 9 itbrds', Cough I.lr. 2 9 ti i : 4 C:,, r :tte... i ' 2 fl Jumper I , ..ss.?entlyroyal I ti. 4ilvi -, ,,'hil 1) 1 . '' • 1 13/4- Speedirnari', Pills •.: 0 r•tli ( 41, p ti si-'1 • • 1". It , Lc . ), • o i , d , n satiry s 4,rops * I, i . , W't t, I ll . t.i i l (, t , r 2 G Greenough's Lozenges 1 ii* l i , ;41111 1 : 4 PO I : ) . " . 1. Q 4 e c : ''l,Eiglis',, scores Pills .. 1 1 i" . lei t : ttet,' • ... ,-.. s, Salt of 4eplon,s Nel` ti ,:ole . 116; " . Singleton' s Eye Oint. 20 . file ,7 4 -111 , ,, w(i 4 G Gedbottl*t• Balsam.... I 8 0 ! ~,, 4,11;14n4irr (2 fl tlenry'sNlagnesia.. • • 9 ‘ 9 1 1 ,4 C I ti. , s 1 li ll. , virer's PillA . 1 iit orkk . l",9ut 4 ;.:' Q 9 Essence of Spruce .. • • 311 It, 1 1):;. 1 •411, • ' 1 li tounthie Ink .. I G . ill%- 14 C1 . tt: i . i * * 4 G Brit.i.h thi . .... 1 , 1 - .}, (t 114 ,8 i '-'! I Y 2 Cheltenham ► ~... ... .. 2 9 . 4t , e 1,.. 111 ., .... .-.3aits .... NATIII4 lin 41 1 1 t . ~ " like star exc - ptA.(l will have the ad i',ll '''''''ll"l:', 6 3, ht. ' Pat&s, on the stamp t 0.., liatl e .1 . 4 - iilit lw , ti l ' ‘rY other Patdat and Public. Mc c . ta 11ItaChants and Tr:viers in se, . ' ,;fII ci TO THE HOLDERS OF rftiztTicKETg. • • SIVEWRIGHT, .the Contractor, 'reminds OF • those whose Numbers '.hate beep 'DraWir Prizes of a, SUPPLEMENTARY TICKET, that they have the Option of reCeiving for it at the rate4fa,Twelvo;Potind MonerPrize, provided they detivet it up at any of the Offices on or before he 31st of MAY. but not afrerwards. 'those,-however, who' snake the election to revive Money for them, are particu larly requested to take notice, t fiat they theteby exclude them selves from all right to any Prize whickinoy be gained lly,thc same Number on the 4th , of JUNE. *** Those who decide on taking their Chance for the 20 Capitals of lb,ooo/. &c. &c.. which must Ivo Drawri.on that day (instead of receivius: money for that Chance) have no ucca• siun to bring their Prize Tickets or Shares to lie exc!utnged• for New Ones, •as t h e ttriginal . Ovies entitle the Holders to whatever the same Numbers may he drawn. No. 87, Combat. • PRIZES ENTITLED TO SUPPLESIENTAin"no:N:I% , •G•wEgß, stock.woke.., 9, Corttliiii; Pit(' • 17, Ludgate-street, deems it inemphent no notwithstanding the explicit manner in which be stated the ScheMe of the late Lottery, to inform those Friends and Cus- . toinets of.hi,4 Offices, who way hold Prizes entitled to Sup plementary Tickets, that their Numbers will he Re-drawn on the 4th of JUNE, and then their fatty; Whether Blanks or totally Prizes, will be flatly decided,—G. WEBB also reminds theta that they hare the Option (instead of taking their Chance in the. Supplementary Lottery) of receiving' MONEY at t he.rate of for every Supplementary Prize Ticket, and in pro portion for.Sharts.—This Option, however, ~ WILL'CEASE. ON SATURDAY NEXT, . - An'd those who do not apply on or before that Day will not be entitled to any Money whatever, excepting h t ir sue: a. may be again drawn Prizes in the Siipplenientary Lottery, on the 4th of JUNE, the Scheme of which, and farther.partira lars, may . be had la either of %VERO'S kORTUNATE OFFICES, 6; CORNHILL, or, 17, •LUPGATE-STREET,, , Where No. 6,8;9, the Money Prize of .9,0001. on the Lae' Day of Drawing, was sold in Shares. • • ' • This Day were published, in 3 val. Bro. price 21. 21. IiVORKS of the Rev. FRANCIS WRANCI - V HAM, N1,A.Y.11..5. of Trinity College, Cambridge, consisting of Sermons, Practical and Oecesional Div‘ett..- delft ; , Translations, including. New Versions of. Virgil's and pt Milton's Defensio Scenntla; Seaton Poems, London Printed for, Cradelr, and by, Patent roster 7 row i.and by whom, and by J. Maynnan, Ludgate. street, also'are published, in 6 large Yoh. Svo. price al.' 12s. The Briti,h Plutarch, containing the Lives of the most Eminent Divines, Patrints' Statesmen, WarilOrs,' PhilOso l'Oets, and Artists of Great Oritairrand Irelandarom he Accession of Henry VIII. to the present Time. A Slew Edition, re-arranged and enriched with several additional Lives. By the Rev. Francis Wianghrim, MA. F.R.S. si,* B e sides pte.enting at least one distinguished ExaMple, and frequently several. in nearly every respectable division of Society, this Collection of One 1-lundred Lives exhibits an althost continuous view of the 'English 'Annals frUrti the Rudiments of the Reformation under Henry VIII. to the (,on clusioti of the last Cen'tury. CORRESPONDENT.--No. • This Day was published, • Tube continued every Two Mouths, price Five Shillings each, ' Numbers 1.11 and . rimiE CORRESPONDEN'r, .consisting • of JL LETTERS, Moral, Political, and Literary, between eminent Writers in' nonce and'Englistitl — The Ar ticles collected and arranged by Di . STODDAR'I, L.L.D. contents of No. 111. • .English Articles.—On the Political ,Events at the Close of the Ilei4n• of George II.; R.R.D.—On the Parochial .zetiotils of . Scotland, and the Etitication of the Lower Orders of Society in eetteral, J.—On Spanish Ameri&t, W. J.• On The Hanilet of buck : compat ed with that of S. lutliespeare„A . J. K.—)n the Corporation of London, its Antiquity, and Political Ito portance, .1. J. • ; - French Articles.—On the Catlastre or general Landsurvey of France, S. P.--.-Si-cond 'Memoir on the Revision of the , Frefteli , Cude, de,S.—Ori Correpundenee of bl.l. r. with lttionaparte, F —On the Juries iti France, K L.—On the. Re ligi'otis Loals• de la Roche Ja quelin and on French Part ies, , T.—On the French Artnies,.W. Printed for Longman; I•lurtf, Rees, Orn i e; and'l3rewn ) Pa ternoster-row. • , , .. . (" CARROLL respeilfidly informs the Pnblic . ; 4.. • that the LOttery finished Dro% ing on the 20th Inst. 'those'Numbers which have been drawn Prizss . of a Stipiile mentary Ticket, will be again drawn i,ii the 4th of JUNE, and will have the Chance of oht,tinitig either of the l'rize contained in the following Schelue ' viz. '51 , 0f Z.i5, 000 Consols 4of 4.‘206 Money it....,..2,000 Ditto .Q .... COD cons. , 2 . ~ I,OOQ Ditto • t 1 .. .... InCi Money "II • 5(0 Ditto IC .... 00 Money 4 ' • soo Ditto .-I',ooB .. 10 money Or the fitilderaway receive 121. , for theta, and in proportion for Shares, if 4rukight for Payment before theist of June, in which case they must gire up the Ticket or S hare, and kiln guish ill chancein: the above Scheme. G. CARROLL recommends that immediate application should he made by those who wish to purchase or exchange their rriies, as 01i1y4117 Tickets remain for Sale. The Prices are as follow, viz. Ticket L.lB 18s. A Half., • . ../ , •9 19 0 Eightb.,,,...L.2 11 6 A Quarter.... 5I . o{[Sixteenth ,1 6 0 As great a Variety as the limited Manlier Of Tickets will allow, are on Sale •at the Old Established and FOrtunate °times of . •• G. CARROLL; Stock-Broker, No. 7, Cornhill, and VI, oxford-street, whore No. 7,785, the Last Prize of 60,0001. was Sold and. Shared. 00ers from the Country punctually attended to. This Day were published, in svo. price 12s. By Bildvrin, Cradock, and Joy, Paternoster-row. PHE COLONIES, and the prerent American AL Revolution. 'translated, from the .French of ,M. De Fradt, formerly g lrchbishop of Malines. ** The' Work exhibits a Gen e r al View, Geo g raphical, Hist * orical, and Commercial, of the various Colonial Posses sions of the European Powers, inducting the East Indies the Policy which has ben, and which ought to he, ported lar the Mother Countries in The Government and Commerce. of their- Colonies, ase. It will be seen that the Revolution which has just taken place at Brasil, was anticipated by td: De Pradt. " Invalidique patrum reterant jejnnia nal au. Prom the'fiOnt embrace n ma tl,l 7 ,si t s arise—a puny race t ' lt AttRIAGE should be foundation, of so. ..LVX c i 4 l happiness, which is ottettAlokturbeti, 't hi Hugh the parties that form this-tution it t takitoi• those precautions whiob would seetireAltent the•eii;oyatent e f.t . l o a„great4l o po e s. tie blessing. Amidst the nielaticholY variety of disorders undariwhieli hunitin ;nature is known tcranffir,there are none' more alartning,or distressing_than thosu which result fr o m gateties, L early'llissipatron, or iiilitary inteurpe ranee• • Messrs. CfrltitlE itn'tl' CO. 'beg to state thai the sednions ot out os o of practise; exolusively, directed ,to the treatment and cure of cEttrAIN CONIPLAINTS; entitle them to tire . 'claininf . aequiretnetrt.` As regnior Surgeons; they offer a speedy.and permanent cure tor every stage of that dis order; which is Contracted in. an ;firigtrarded'inement;•airti seineh poisons the springs of life, and fur.every clap of dsbi lity, winch is the euitimence of juvenile Indiseretioni, pre venting the matitrity of manhood, entailing by anticipation on its unblipprvietini;all;the.intirmicies Oold,age—.the hod; becoming enervated and emaciated —the cheeks yellow and •bloodless—antithe . mind gloomrart4i'dejectett For the reitilt 9f their success in this .particular, branch, they refer to that 'reputation, -which, they flatter themselves; "they' hat`e • ac quired, by thirty years' experience, in a much extended•prau- • ,tee. Art slight and recent cases of syphilitic complaints, a perfect!cure is completed in the shomperaal of two days; and to cases of strictures, pains in the bones, gleets. seminal weaknesses, &c. lee. a proper perseverance in their plan, of, treatment insures to the patient an invigorated constitution. NlARlliti'D WOMEN, who IO hav r e e l e o u n i g .a b b e ir io by di u s ) a e p d p ic o a h l it:i i i i i i n ; S their EXPECTATIONS of FA >III.Y, way be assured that, itsed most though the os i t i ins t fance r s e ; m l p u i c i o b l. t' suchdefects a impediments be an -objeet, of doubt and uncertainty with others, yet the cure of such ar feats, by the gradual progress of renovation,As the acquire ment of their experience. Messrs.CUTIII , LE and CO. may be consulted by patients of either sex, with the greatest secrecy and non t in r , at then house, Na. 107, Hatton Gersten. Patients In the cotintry, stating their case, age, and general habit of living, &e. eneinsing a remittance for advice anti medicines, the same will be given or sent to airyy - pirt uftba kingdom. 107, flattop Garden. • .Enrrott, 7 , —,Various measures have been proposed for the relief of the numerous individuals now out of employ, and all of them praiseworthy in - the projectors. Among the wok - proini nen e stands that of affording pecuniary relief, -which 1 10 . several CascS,lias been proved an encourage , : ment to idleness, and instilled into the minds of Many accustomed to, labour, an idea of existity, without it: 'This must be, acknowledged, On all 'bands, a source of .future: mischief, and such ass should be carefully avoided. ColonizatiOn has elSo been advised, Wh:ch tuinly embraces Objects-of future wo'rth, while at the same time it opens a door fur carrying off that excess of population which the termination of the %vat. hai necessarily compelled to seel, for livelihoods ; and to tii:J in 1 p col; tkgr,.i is atiri itnteble the distress occasioned by the want, of employment. There is alsotmother circumstance which seems scarcely to have been observed, and that is, that during the war thit'ciointry; from tier powerful and invincible Marine, was what the, Dutchfornicrly were, the " Common Carriers of Europe." FrOm this cause arises, in addition to the paying off the Fleet; the number Of seamen of all descriptions now out of employ;` The facilities.afforded by the Government for emigration Certainly continue, but it appe a rs, with all deference, dire cted to the attainment of an object from whence no apparent utility can arise. The frigid legion of Canada seems not:so well calculated as the climate of Terre Australis, or a% it is termed,' New Holland. Here, as Dr. HAWKERWORTU observes, is a " Continent 'of greater extent than any in the knowit world," of which there is great reason to think we scarcely . knotv'any thing. The western side eomprses an extent of territory Of More than 30 degrees, of which we hire only a knowledge of Sharks Ilay and Swan River. From all accounts..theinrmer of those places, or contiguous to it, would ilea very desirable place for the tOrniation of Colony ; and in .the event of another. war (which God forbid) must provellighly advantageous,. That it must prove so will appear evident by the hare Inspection of' that part of .the world, .and particularly from the circumstance of its being not altogether far cut of the.traek of the ships trailing to India. It is a curious fact that,, previous to the capture of the Matirititis, the Indiamen used invariably to stretch far to the _southward for the pufpose of avoiding the Freud) _privateers, and ti equently found themselves at .no greet distance front the MS; of New Hollantl,- and .that they could make their voyage -certain at all times. This then should be . the::part for . .the formation of a Co. lony, *which it seems we 'are particularly called on to . do,, as..at this time the k'renclk have dispatched a corvette, called the Uranie, on board of which are Engineers, and acientific men of all descriptions, to that. part of the world; and it wouldnot, perhaps, be saying too much tint their ideas will ultimately prove something more than mere discovery. It is well known that the Treaty of Paris,. in May 1814, only restored them the Island of Bourbon, while we retained possession of the Isle of France, by which at.any future'pea riod we shall have ample check upon them, and, by the same Treaty, they were to have only such possessions in India, as they enjoyed previous to 1792, with no more u'oops there titan sufficient to maintain the " From the North.west Coact of. New Holland the cotnmunications with India are certain at all seasons of the year, and it is said to be not wore than 14 days sail into the 'lay of Bengal • This then appears the fittest place for the forma. tion of a Colony, which would be the ottani of giving employ to hundreds. The first step to he taken should be the re moval of:all the convicts thither.. This certainly could not be much more expensive than keeping them with the several egablishments necessary here, and at the same • time afford employment_ to many ,an honest roan. on the several public works now per. ((gluing at Langston Harbour, Sheerness, &c. • . , I should he sorry, to insinuate that employing these onforlimate who, by their actions have forfeited all claims to remain at large, operatej at all.aa a stinndtm for the commission of eritneu hut it certainly seems paradoxical that, the honest and would-be industrious labourer should t xpe perlenee the greateSt distress, and privations of all kinds, while the felon is clothed, teal, and lodged, and has no care on his mind tor the next day's subsistencok It is not only the labourer that suffers, but the inhabit.thts, to a certain event, in the places Miele the convicts fire station t li e whose porn- rates increased by the rt utnher of focAlly without work, xshile, if others lot u. cuo- viete wei e etrployed, trade ‘voUld froin which - much advantage would ensutt•— t.hese are ail subjects of Consideration, and if you deem these - itleai,, - Mr. Editor, carelessly put .to nether, useful, they are much at your service., May 0. GENERAL ,ASSEN,IBLY.—On:Saturday the Coln.. mittee appointed ,to answer the Prince Regent's Letter, find also to draw up .ati Address to his Royal ,Highness, presented their report, which, after being cotoidered, were approved of. The Assernbly ordered both. to be signed by the Mo. &rotor, and his Grace the Commissioner under took to trinsmit theni to Lord Viscount Sithnouth, Secretary for the Home Department, be laid before the Prince Regent.--(Edillbursh Courant, Itiay 26.) SotyruwAax., MAN 26,—We bad rather more demand last week for fine pockets, and at kiziter prices, The" Bas trade, is p irticulaJiy ttuit. ING-OFFICE, May 20, t 17. ' 44 ISSIONERS for VICTUALLIN 6 'r! ii.„ 1- -,,LlJErers NAVY do hereby give Notice, " i, Pr Way, the 30th Instant, they will he ready to re p kfters (sealed up), and treat for Fifty 1 4Th ry " • • Tons of BLACK. r 4T its Apo SUGAR, and T h i rty 44 4 or A LEXIA RAISINS; to be respectively answcy of not loss than 7'too Pounds weight each, to h the' Tenders; and for Thirty Tons of t; the u , hnle to be delivered, in the space of a Fort .: 4 4 1 :: 4 ' Alajeaty's Stores at Deptford ; [if h, Paid Jr) by Bills payable, with Interest, ninety !:t h t r ter d 4te n • ‘; woulitions of the Contrail's way be seen at the Sc' '°ewe. 1 1, 44.44 will be had to any Tender in which the Pelee Ee inserted i n words at length, or Mat shall n Fri 't t tO th e q before One o . Clock on the said ; 08014 Instant, not braes:: the Person who makes the I• C"? som e Person. on his behalf, attends to answer !; `' 4, 11 for. • I t il frj C7'l7l I, hING-likFlC4:', May . .1817. 'I4(:() VAITS.SIONERS for PICT UAL LI N Ards do'hereby give Notice, ,That. rU~xPrltf4 soll, I n st an t, they wig. be ready to receive :i. 7 l ,4l? Diiiili pealed up), and treat the Supply (an • t i t : ' gC'vra.cia) rf w h at FRESH REP.` may be required 6 ,144 Majesty's Ships and Vessels at the un .°4t4 Places, ti • Gnt;nsey and Jersey, CrtCLIOCk, C 4111pholten, ,t• 1 411, Xewc4stle and 'llinsnouth tratersi S "'"nsea, and Uristol, 9 4d tv . are If Ta 4 d lve Cal en d ar M on ths, from the 7th an j'll4 n(Zt. • , r4ti4 n.t of the Contracts -may be seen at the ant 01 this o&ce;,. or by applying to the Post „,(l„,":eust7l and Jersey, and to the Collectors of the 1 1 ' !"=:h, Cansphilton, Hull, Newcastle, Swan rut., „ez r. respectively. wet 6e latt had turljny Tinder whiCli the Price 14 1 .,„ ,11 u4 crtcd in Wards at length, or: that shall not t " th ' bef o r e One on the said te r ras tin 0 a p * 'l4 Lmtulit, nornnlese the Person who makes the ;, ‘ 4 14 1 ,, 076 04- on kis behalf; attends to answer a ck , 4 ,. 4 1 :•• r r f " o lu.gt a go he aemnp an i e d by a Letter signed . Ot t vie Person s en ' to became bound with the e Nteri„ nltfig• "o''"' to the Penal' Sit»z of 5001. for the due'per , 'VA or the Contracts-. SECOND-11AM) PIANO-FORTES, some of which are as, good as bkw,, - the Property of et Pcrson,gope.Atsroad. • ; I I Spare Piano-Forte, at 14 guineAs ; ditto, at 11. 9.4 guineas ; tlittO with three Drawers, 48 guineas ; a t;ritid Horizontal, by-!Broatiwood a n d Snn t 45ignineas • a Cabinet Piano-Forte, equal to new, at 38 guineas; also a Sx oetare GrAntl, by Tortikkon, one of the very best, at 76 gui. ' nests cast 1001. which Instrutneut, can all br warranted, and . , tf be viewed atNr. WATLEN'i, v, 4e:easter-place, from Ten to Four e'Cloch. r .- •