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London, England, 1828-01-08 00:00:00

ALLIANCE BRITISH AND FOREIGN. LIFE AND
FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
Chrinca, No. 1, BASTHOLON.SW-LANZ. •
THE RECEIPTS for the Renewal FIRE PRE-
Mt U MS, due at CHRISTMAS, are aow ready for delivery.
Pica AsSIJIMICE/ continue to be accepted on the reduced Scale
of Pretniutua.
Assuasnats off Lira are entertained on equitable and liberal
Terms.
The Company grant a participation of the Profits to Assurers
in both Departments.—January 5, 1828.
A. HAMILTON, Secretary.

EVER ANXIOUS TO PREVENT IMPOSITION,
DAY. and MARTIN respectfully inform the Public
they have, after much labour and at a very considerable ex-
pense, brought to perfection a Label of such singular construction
an extreme diilizulty of execution, that they treat will effectually
. prevent the many Frauds that are daily practised on the Public.—
An attention to the following description of the Label will ensure
the genuine Blacking prepared by them. A pattern like Lace of a
bak colour covers the principal part of the Libel, the names of
y and Martin are printed in white letters edged with pink and
black, and placed on a white ground, the address,
97. HIGH-HOLBORN.
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as alto white letters edged with pink and black, but placed on the
lace pattern' the signature and price at foot are black on a white
ground, thepreatabie sod directions for use are printed as before
pink letters ea wittuviTior_47, Aiii.gootbors, &pt. sew.

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CHILBLAINS,. RHEUMATISMS, PALSIES. Ste.
CIIILBLAINS ate pievented fawn breaking, and
their tormenting Itching instantly- removed by WHITE-
II EA.D'S ESSENCE of AIUSTAIZU, universally .esteemed for
its extraordinary k2Seacy in Rheumatism% Palsies, Gouty Affet-
tions„ and Complaints of the Stomach; bet where this certain
remedy has been unknoirn, or negletked, and the Chilblains haste
aelsany broke, NV H ITE:1 RAMS FAM ILY ATE'. wIL
ease the pain. rid very speedily seal them. This Cerate Is equally
cificadues for aU ill-conditioned Sores, Sore Lego, Scorbutic Erup-
Alone, Blotches, Pimples, Ringworms, Slifogles, Breakings-out on
she Face, Wipe Ears, and Eyelids, Sure and Inflamed Eyes, Sore
Heads, and other Scorbutic Humours. The ESSENCE of .NIUS•
YARD is perhaps the most -active,. penetrating, and alleacious
remedy in the world. curing Ike severest Sprains and Bruises in
leas than half the time usually taken by any other Liniment or
Bo.brocatitin ; it also heals Cuts, Punctures from Sharp Inure-
, rents, Naito, Thorns, Splinters, &v. with incredible -facility, with-1
. out smart or pain. preventing inSanunation and fettering, and is
equally useful in the various acclaim of animals--•-in short, it is a
titan& stic remedy of such anconiasosenorlleace aod•utility, that no
Jamey sensible to its own comfortolholelkever be without it.
Prepared mid sold by IL Joheloon, Apothecary, 15, Greek-
• street, Suhs;.• n. The Essence and Pills at Ifs. 9d. each,;
the Cerate apd Ss. 9d.2=re also sold at QS, Coca-
. be:, and may. be bad or every Vender io the United
• Xintica•
Kr .1110:13,11dipe his ibe name of IL leiresteo printed on the
Scan** . * • . *
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ik LILA-C.4/4 PAPERS.

—recto--
:mitred-New Mork Papers, .which contain
veriatidoesstionte laid motile table of Congress at the
• time therokideetstiSiestoge was delivered. Ercm them
ticket the follisaing
ZAStRUN BOUNDARY.
LILTTZA ?taws .24 no-01-alt TO SIR. VAIN:MAW.
" Washing on, Nov. 1?.
" SI 11--In a note which I had the honour to address
to you on the 19th of September last, 1 informed you
that I would transmit a copy of yours of the 17th, in
answer to mine of the 14th of the some month, to his
Excellency Eitiosh Lncolto Governor of Maine, fo
tan from him soclltneoithation chi-tlie Object to-cobil:h
tbacco:respondence related as he might communicate.
1 Row transmit to you an extract from a letter of
Governor Lincoln, under date of the 2d inst.-together
with copies of two affidavits, to which he tefers. From
one of those affidarrits (that of William Dalton), it
would appear that he had resided doting three years
on the Arnostic river, thirty miles within the line of the
American side; that the constables and officers of the
province of New Brunswick had been in the -habit,
ender the pretence of collecting dbts, of coming to the
'ailment where he lived with precepts, and taking
and carrying away every species of roperty they could
find; that they generally culled it to the parish of
Kvnt or Fredei action, and there sold It at auction; that
Si a particular instance, of which the circumstances are
detailed in the affidavit, the acting British officer de-
clared that he did not care whether he was within or
sithout his jurisdiction, for that a higher officer woad
bear him out in anything he did; that he even'em-
ployed a menace of resorting to physical force, using
at the same time opprobrious language; that the witness,
in consequence of she distutbances created in the set-
tlement or British officers. sold his possessions at agreat
socrsfize in their value, and removed to another part of
the State of Maine; and that the inhabitants of the
Aroostic settlement have been unwilling and afraid to
sleep in their own houses. and have spent the night on
the banks of the river, and is the woods, and kept watch
eight and day, as is customary in Judean warfare.
• " Tlie affidavit of the other witness (Jonathan Wil-
son) states, that at Woodstock, in the province of New
Brunswick, he learnt that Mr. Baker bad been arrested
by the British authorities, with the agency of forty•five
men, sent up in barges, armed t that he was taken from
his.bed in the flight; that the charge against him was
for refusing and objecting to permit the British mail to
pass over his land ; that he was confined in a gaol
which is known to the witness to be extremely loath-
some, filthy, and dangerous to health; that be has been
tried, and sentenced to six months imprisonment, and
to the payment of 150 f. that he lived on the Madawaska
within the American line, and that the witness
bad learned from his son, who had recently been on the
Aroostic, that the aeolers there complained bitterly of
the oppression of the officers and subjects of the British
ptovance,; that their property was taken forcibly from
them, and carried off, to the last cow.
" Such is tl.e case made out. by this testimony. I
shall abstain at this time from pattictilar comments
upon it. The proceedings which it discloses being iro
compatible with the rights of the United states, at vit•
fiance with that
sloabeatancei and moderation which It
Des been understood between us were to be mutually,
observed, and echibiting the exercise of rigorous ago'
• of authority within the disputed territot y, Which coul4
only be justified by consitieringit as constituting an in-
contestable part of the Blitish dominions. I have to to.
que-t such explauations as the occasion calls for.
is In the mean time, I avail myself of the opportunity
totender to you assurances of my high consideration.
" H. CLAY."
(Uwe Mew at liege the statements referred In the letter of
iisearrn-
•VADOßAW TO Kg. CLAT.
" Wallbispeo, Nov 211.
Islip undersigned, his Britannic' Majesoy's Envoy'
illtbauodieary and MOisser Pionipotentiory, has the
illstOor to acknowledge the reettipt of a Dote from the
Secretary of &ate of the Unitad States, relative to the
proceedings of the magistrates, acting under the autho