The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-08-09 00:00:00

A CARD.

MESSRS. JOHNSON and BURGESS (late
Johnson and Williams), Proprietors of the AME-
RICAN SOOTHING SYRUP foe ad'deco cutting their
Teeth, beg leave to inform the Nobility and Gentry, and the
Pablic in general, that they have REMOVED to No. 49,
TORK•PLACE, CITY-ROAD (from Newman-street, Ox-
ford-street), where the Business will be carried on in future.
The very high estimation in which this inestimable Medi-
rise is held by all clines of the community, renders it none-
cesuiry Is make soy cornmeal on its virtues, more than re-
commend Mothers and Norse, never to be without the
" America° Soothing Syrup" in the Nursery, for if • child
wakes in the sight with pities in its gum., this valuable
Medicine applied will immediately open the pores, heal the
Rams, and thereby prevent fevers or convulsions, for should
it come in competition with any other disorder, it often de.
steelys the mother's brightest hopes. Vireos who may be
dubious of the virtues of the Soothing Syrup, may refer to
the different Cases *bet bare appeared in the Newspapers for
need, tO years, during which period the highest testimonials
of ibis havalwable Medicine have been publicly acknowledged
by some of the first Nobility and Gentry in the United King-
dom, as equally safe iu its application, mild in its action,
and efficacious is its operation. _ _ _

This inestimable 111e;Iirine io be hail of the Proprietors,
'OWN sad Borges% late Johanna sod Williams, as above;
sod. by their appointment, of all tbr principal Medicine
Veadrrs is To.. and Cosotry, at 2*. 94. per bottle,

FOR WORMS, FITS, PAINS IN THE STOMACH, Om
WORMS are the cause of men' internal Aim-
Hoes, which vary so mach in their effects that they
may be mistaken by the most eminent Physicist's, and move
equally fatal to the constitutious of adoits and elsildrea;
though the latter more cateusively staler from their daytime-
lm ravages. Their mere usual symptoms are Its, pais. is
the stems* side, and bead, loss of appetite, aad pale,
issgaid, and emaciated appearance is the Patiest.—
The nimordinary eiSesty of CHI NG'S PATENT WORM
LOZENGES it' all such complaints, as well as obstructions
is the how els, and every disorder where opening or cleanuiug
physie is required, is so universally known and has been
publicly acknowledged limo many persons oldistiectlion and
ink is society, that it is unseceseory bens to enlarge on
Aar peculiar virtues.

Sul; iu Cheek et Iv. 11.1 and le. thl.. by Butler., Chemists,
No. 4,Cheepeideond 220, Recent.eireter„ London ; 20, Water.
100 plats fidiebeirgh ; 34, Seckvillr-strert, Deblin ; and by
Yeilieepai Medicine Vrodere throughont the United Kill-
doe.

SOLIETY FOR THE DISCHARGE AND RELIEF OF
' PERSONS IMPRISONED FOR SMALL DEBTS.
Craves-street, Strand, July 3, 182?.
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P. Ilealley, Esq. per ditto
li, sry Rtvell Reynolds, Esq. per Secretary A.
E. If. Coward, Esq. A.
Job ii Watts, Esq. per Secretary A
Ger tee Jenuer, Eaq . A
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B:•chargei sad relieved from various Prisons
t,t Debt srs, for ells sum of
Cous,.l.red the Copses of 49 Petitioners,
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sneet ; Meure. Whitmore and Co. lAsibard-street ; Messrs.
cocks, Cocks, Ridge, and Co. Charlag.eross; Messrs. Due.
"el and Co. Famishing, Corabill ; Messrs. Heasasersleys,
; Messrs. Vern and Co. No. 77, Lombard-street;
111 d by Mr. Gemmel', the Secretary, Ns. 7, Craves-street,
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; 'herr the Boots may be sees by ibeast who are its.
timed to support this Charity, sud.ohera the *Kiel Sett
Ps the first Wednesday in every mouth.

The, y of alitireport and elleeltieso of the
Commies. ...era of die netted States and of Great Britain,
tapper ivied by virtue of tie sixth &nide of the Treaty of
Moat :
The oadersignod Commissioner', appointed, sworn. and
authorised, in virtue of the Sib article of the Treaty of Prace
sad amity between his Britannic Majesty and the United
States of America, concluded at Chem on the 24th of De-
cember, 1814, impartially to examine, and by a report or
declaration under their hands and seals, to designate " that
portion of the hoondary of the United States from the point
where the 45th degree of north latitude strikes the river Iro-
quois, or Cataragui, along the middle of said river into Lake
Uataeto, through the middle of said lake until it strikes the
communication by eater between that lake and Lake Erie;
thence along the middle of the said communication into
Lake Erie, through the middle of the raid lake, until it are
rives at the water communication into Lake Rerun; thence
through the middle of said water communication into lake
Huron; thence through the middle of said lake to the water
commuoicatioa between that lake and lake Superior;' and
to "decide to which of the two contracting parties the sere.
rat Islands, lying within the said rivers, lakes, and water rem-
ounicatioos, do respectively belong, in conformity with the
true Weld of the Treaty of 17113 ;" do decide and declare
that the following described line is the true buuutiary in-
tended by the two beforomeoliontal Treaties; that is to say—
Beginning at a stone monument erected by Andrew Elli-
cott, Esq. In the year 1817, on the• south bank, or shore, of
the said river Iroquois, or Catar.agui (now called the St.
Lawreace), which monument bean. south 74 deg. 45 min.
west, and le 1,840 yards distant front the stone church in the
Indian village of SLIGO', and indicates the point at which the
45th parallel of north latitude Nukes the said net r ; thence
running north 35 deg. 0 mitt. 45 see. west into the river, on
• line at right angles with the writhe' a shore, to a point 100
yards south of the opposite island, called Cornwell Island ;
thence, turning westerly, and porno( round the southern and
western sides of said island, keeping 100 yards distant there-
from, and following the curvatures of its shores, to a pukka
opposite to the northwest corner, or eegle of said island;
thence to and along the middle of the main river, until
it approaches the eastern extremity of Basnhart's Island;
thence, northerly, along the channel which divides the last-
mentioned island from the Canada sheer, keeping 100 yards
distant from the island, until It approaches Sheik's Island,
thence, slung the middle of the strait which divides Barn.
hart's aid Sheik's Islands, to the channel called the Long
&eh, which separateq the Iwo last-mentioned islands from
the lenvir Loag SanlClalaad; theses westerly (erosalog the
centre of the last-mentioned channel), until ii •pproarlees
within 100 yards of the north shore of the (Amer Sault
Island; thence up the north breach of the river, keeping to
the north of, and near the Lower Sault Island; and also uurth
of, and near the Upper Sault (tessaelimrs called Baxter's)
Island, and south of the two smell islands to the western
extremity of the Upper Sault, or Boiler% Island; thence
passing between the two Islands called the Cats, to the
middle of the river above ; thence along the middle of the
river, keeping to the north of Chrlstler's Island and of the,
small Island next above it, until It approaches the 110f1h.
east angle of Gooscateck Island • thence along the passage
which divides the last mentioned Island from the Canada
shore, keeping 100 yards from the island, to the upper
end of the same; threes emeriti uf, sail near the two
small islands called the Nut Islands; thence north of, and
near the island called Dry ,rr Snitigg'res bland; thence
passing to the north of the i,lund tailed Isle an Rapid Platt;
thence along the north eit'e of the last•meutiosed island,
keeping WO yards from em shore to the upper end thereof;
thence along the middle of the river, keeping to the south of
and near the lolanda called Common (or Tussin) and Preaque
Isle; thence rip the river, keeping north of, and near the
smut Gallop Isles, and also of Tick, Tibbs-is, and Calmly
bleeds; and south of Duek, Deem-lona, sod Sheep
Islands ; thence along the middle of the river north of Gull
Weed, 111.11 based, sod to the south of Grenadier Island,
until it approaches the oast end of Well's Island ; thence to
the north of Well's Island, nod along the strait which di.
vides It from Rowe's Island, satin it approaches the north-
ealt point of Grind atone 'Mod ; thence to the north of
Griodston• Island, until it approaches the southern point 'of
Hickory Island; thence yeasting to the south of Hickory
Island, and of the two small Island" lying near its settilwrs
extremity ; thence to the month of Grand or Long bland,
Welting near Its southern shore, sod passing the north of
Carlton Inland, earn It arrives opposite to the southwestern
point of *td Grand lelawd is Lake Ontario ; thence pass-
ing to the north df Greescher, Foe, Stony, mid the
Gallop Islands in bake Ontario, and 1. the south of,
and near the islands called the Darks to the middle of
the said lake; thence, weeternly, along the middle of the said
lake, to • point opposite the mouth of the Niagara
river; thence to cod up the middle of the said river, to
the Greet Falls; thence, op the Pella, through the point of
the Hem Shoe, keeping to the west of Tris ur Gnat !steed,
and of the group of small Wands at its head, and following
the beads of the river so as to eater the steak between Navy
and Grated blonds; thence, along the middle of the said
strait to the band of Navy Islands; thesee, to the west and
south of, and near to, Grand auJ Beaver Island., sod to the
west of Strawberry, Bytom, and Bird Islands, to Lake Eri•;
thence, southerly and westerly, along the middle of Lake
Erie, lu • direction to enter the passage immediately ninth of
Middle Island, being one of the easternmost of the group of
Islands lying in the welters' part of the said lake; thence along
the said passage, proceeding to the north of Catininghanes
Island, of the three Bees Islam* and of the Western Sitter,
and to the sonde of the islands called the lien soil Chicken",
and of the Eastern mad Middle Sisters; thence to the mid-
dle of the mouth uf the Detroit aver, in a direction to
eider the channel which divides Iloia.blane and Sugar
Islands ; thence up the said ebsanel to the west of Bois-Wane
Island, and to the east of Sugar, Fee, and Stony Islands,
until It approaches Fighting, or Great Turkey Island ;
thence along the western side and um the shore of said
last-mentioned island, to the middle of the river above
the same ; thence, slung the middle of the said river, keep-
ing to the winthseast a, and near Hog Island, and to the
north-west of, sad near the island called Isle • la Peck, to
Lake St. Clair; timer, through lbe middle 9f said late, iw
direction to enter the mouth or sisannel of the River St. Clair,
Which is usually deatiemnated the Old Ship Channel; timer,
along the middle at said channel, between Squirter,
Island ow the south mit, and Herson's blend en the north-
west, to the upper end of the iset-mcotioned island,
which is 'early opposite to Feint au Chem, on the Arseri-
gob shore thence along the middle of the firer St. Clair,