Star.
London, England, 1818-10-09 00:00:00

FIRE AND LIFE INSURA± CE.
are requested to take Notice,
the Board of Directors, the business of
igcr transacted at No. 38, Bridge-street.
mending to renew or effect Fire or Life
Ads Union, are desired to apply at the
~lowing Agents, who are authorized by
Proposals for Policies, and to give legal re-
, account of Insurances in London:
'en, 21, Birchin-lane, Coruhill.
Bakeratreet, Portman-square.
the Society, in the London District, will
their respective connections as beret°.
. are to be rendered, in future, to the
,orwlch.

nuke payments will be pleated to pro-
rintw.

Agents or other Persons on (Acta! bug-
', as usual, to the Board of Directors, or
, Secretary, Norwich.
from the liiiitutes of the Board will
Notice:
lecticg of the Board of Directors, held on
Aber, 1818, the communication received
Committee respecting the Secretary at Bridge-
' and the following &solution was en-

. compelled to intimate to the Sec:e-
au:ea), sen. that, in consequence of the

Committee in London, that his retire-
lispensably necessary to the future welfare
institution, the Board deems it expedient
sly ab,tain from acting further in his
Agent for the Society, until such measures
.oject as the circumstances shall require."
behalf of the Board of Directors,

JOHN CROWE, Chairman.

MAINE ON traRTING..

respectfully cautioned that the
alone, price I es. of this invaluable FRAC-
") SPORTSMEN, has a beautiful charac.
Noble General on his Mule, returning
few remain unsold. Such whose copies
accompaniment, may be supplied with it,
inatchkss picture by Reinagle.
J. Stockdale, 41, Pall-Mall.

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FRIDAY.

C 173719.4110 USA LUDO Xi
POR SALE,
By Order qf the Mac tie Commissioners e his 3f4jealgi
On 3lotnktr, the sth, Turen►r, the 604 WYrwaao►'.
THUaso►Y, the eth; and in the following '
DAY, the 14th, Turnistmv,lhe 15th, and FDIDA,
flaDber, 1618, at Ow &Clock in the Afternoon
the Commercial Sadwaatima, Mineing-lane,
THE FOLLOWIN(I
TOR Moe, ATION.
Elit-India and other Foreign prohibited

rag ROME COMO/4171M
Tea, Coffee, Cocoa, Chocolate, Pimento,
Grocery; Tamarinds, Saccades, Tapioca, Arrow
Wax and Tallow Candles, Shells, Drugs, Copper
lice Printing, Plate Glass, Skins, Tobacco, Snuff,
4=, Books, Violins, Brandy, Rum, Gem
y, Soy, Mangoes, Wine, Prepared Mee
Cambric, Muslin, Pictures, Prints, Stained Paper.
Mother of Pearl Counters, Fans, Ivory and
Watches, and other Jewellery, Wrought Silver
Amethysts, Snuff 1301e3, Trinkets, Deals, Timber,
Heats, Coping Stone, Fireworks, Cads, and sundry
as mentioned in the Catalogue.
Also sixteen Parcels of Snuff, having remained
house beyond the the time limited by law.
CLZ,AIt OF ALLOWIIIIII.
The Coals to be viewed at Grove Park,
,bacco and Snuff in Lots 533 to 604, at the
house, London Docks; the Fireworks at Monk
]larking ; the Deals, Timber, Mahogany, Bum
Stone, at the Tobacco Ground, Rotherhithei art
Goods at the King's Warehouse, Custom-House
Yard, and Lingham's Warehouses, Lower Than
The Goods in the first four days will be on
day the lit, Friday the 2d, Saturday the 3d,
last three days on Saturday the 10th, Monde,
Tuesday the 13th of October, 1818, from T,
I Morning to Three in the Afternoon.
N.B. Goods bought at this Sale must be paid ,
ceiver of Fines and Forfeitures Office, Custom
before Saturday, the 31st of October, 1818, or'
thereon will absolutely become leached.
Catalogues to be lad at the KimesWarehouse,
price One Shilling eats.

HAMPSHIRE, NEAR ANDO'
TO BE SOLD BY AITCT7
By Mr. PEYTON,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Ccrahill,
nav, October 15, 1818, at Twelve o'Cloci
AFREEHOLD ESTATE, called Pi
consisting of a spacious Modern Mansion,
Acres of Land, lying immediately adjoining
tuate in the Parishes of Penton Mewsey and
The House is pleasantly situated#Lhaving a
is well sheltered from the North. The Farm
venient and judiciously placed. There Is a
the hest Water. Penton Lodge is extremely
the residence of a Family of respectability.
three mites of Andover. &good market and post
which the Exeter New Road passes ; sixty-neon
forty-four of Bath; seventeen of Se` sbury ; sixteen
ter; and sixteen of Newbury.
For Particulars, apply to Mr. Peyton, No.
Carey-street, Lincoln's-Inn, where a flan of
new; to Messrs. Former, Cooke, sad From
Mr. Fleet, Andover Ling at Clonswoes.

DR. JAMES'S POWDER AND ANALEPT
CONTINUE to be prepared by Messrs./
froM the aitz.v Recipes existing ander Dr.
delivered by him to their Father and Grandfather,
became by purchase, Joint Proprietors in these
dicines.
Messrs. Newbery have been misrepresented
and not Proprietors in this concern; but their
perty is as legally vested in them, as in any of
of Dr. James; and the genuineness of disk
incontestibly proved, as seal by the chemical
Prlfessor Bra nde and Mr. Acura, as by the Wont
quired by the first Medical Establishments in ,"
These Medicines arc sold by Messrs. Newt
Warehouse, No. 45, St. Paul's Church-yard,
Dame-street, Dublin, and by their Agents,
Oxford-street; and Messrs. Bayley and Blews
el- Purchasers will carefully observe, that
Nswosav, No. 4S, St. Paul's," are engrave
Its every bottle, k
packet, or box.

RENOVATED ILEALT'
IT has been too frequently the subj
general reprobation, that men, destitute
the medical art, have offered themselves u candidates
patronage in the profession of physic. For the purpose r
tith to the result of our studies and experience, and •
from being classed among those empiric., whose
tensions have, unfortunately for society, beet
ceived, we beg leave to submit, to the liberal
faithful statement of our pursuits and acquirements.
received a regular medical education, as the pup
Grindal and Maud, whose lectures and practice,
attended, as Professors and Surgeons of the
tal, we entered ourselves as students in that
school for medical acquirements, the Royal College
and were instructed in the different branches of
gery, the theory and practice of Physic, Chemistry,
Botany, fee. &c. &c. by those eminent professors, I.
Gregory, Black, Hamilton, Duncan, and Rutherford.
we shall not be deemed presumptuous in esi
eiency and acquirements are not incoesider
long series of years made certain complaints,
eases of DEBILITY, the particular object
practice, it will, we hope, be allowdli, that
superior knowledge of their tresunent and
recent cues of infection, a perfect re-establiss.
in the short period of two days ; and in those
veteracy, where other practitioners have fai
proper pereeveranee in our plan of treatment
tient a safe and radical cure.
Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders
fecta of a habit long and moat unhappily pursued
both sexes, there are none more alarming
than those deficieecies and debilities which
inabitter the matrimonial state. To molt ,
consoling rellecion to know, that they may
infallible mode of treatment, be restored to
human blessings--e strong, manly, and vigorous
' all uses of debility, from whatever cause a
every species of a certain infection, we msy 1
Inane of tithes sex, with theguatest secrecy
of oensultatlon at home, from tan to three,
.1 evening till ten at night.
Pedants is the country are requested to state
' their our, age, and general habit of living, qtr
t remittance for adviee and medicines, when the .
or scut to any part of the kingdom. To insure
essential to our undertaking, the postage A
to the amount for medicines.
CURIUE and OA Burgeons, No. 107,

QUADRILLE DANCING
ALLEN, 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square,
Public Lessons and Practice In genuine Quadrilles,
and Cmingq Dances, as danced by the select
Paris and London. Moraine lets for Ladies
Sets, Ladies and Gentlemen. Private Lessons
untaught or incomplete Pupils, of any age, wishing
more expeditious or refined acquirement than Put
convey. Family Parties attended. Youth qustified
fesslon, or Theatre. Ladies instructed to tear'
for aiding which he has on eels new-invented •
ments, enabling them to cultivate their own 1
without Musicians, or amuse themselves and
by Clock-work.

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succeed in putting deters all iioters and distnridra_of
NVAIPtED. A" MESS4AN, by a .Regiment of -the peace, yet I fear we &AI have further tronbiej
Mqjealy's cusoms,
Cavalry in Ingtand. Kees need apply but persons of originating from the above prbkeeding."
'arisrastasy, the 7tb, • , 1
v read thenetneend inthi.,•••-"ereii,s,iire. eel* setae Pre-
Week, on N nem- , "..t
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'mar, the 16th of '"s "."I.ll4lmitelek Mnilms InswesiNOttihi , i
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ernoon precisely, at , •
AMSZLItAN PAPERS. ... " Claiborne, Yuk as.
is Thai kut—l avail myself of an oppottunit).
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0 0 D S : patellitl4 fly a Gentleman who sets out fbr your town
NEW-YORK, SEPtEMBER 4.
. • to-ustemw, td inform you of a most barbarous mur- -
by der committed. on some Indian prisoners this mores
tee Goods. 'The following Circular was issued on Monday,
the Branch Bank in this city : "sr• •
Sugar, and other log, about three miles from this place. ;
TOW Root, Honey, _ " Oaken( Awaits and Deposit, New -"York, Aug. 31, "It appears that Captain Boyles, in his excursion
paper Plates for Ca- " exa--.-Be pinaed us take *Wee, that in pursuance of in- 0 the Perdido a few days since, took several prisor e
Bank or of the branches
nufr, saitdrrel skin minus from die Bank ofthtt.rtfUnited States, no note of that
, except those which u„,,,, ners, Ave of whom were sent to this place, and put in . ;,1
Geneva Cordials,
Medicine,' Lawn, clay made payable at this office, will after this day be received the jail on Sunday eveniug. The Sheriff conceiving • i
'aper, Time PiCCC3, here, ewes' the same be tendered In payments due to the Unit- that the civil authority had nothing to do with them,
id Wood Models, oil States.,-4 am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ordered them to be sent to Montgomery. .Four men
volunteersd to guard them. The guard bound the
leer Plate, Rough " LYNDE CATLIN. Cashier."
The National hit:Hipster in giving this Circular, 1 t
imber Mahogany, prisoners, and set out from this place this morning,
undry'other Goods, states, the notes ef the Bank' were at a discount, and
After being absent about three 'ohms, the guard roe
mentions that nothing but the most urgent neoecaity • i
--
turned, and reported that they had been attacked by
fined in the Ware- could have occasioned this Circular, and that the
a party in the woods, where they had stopped to get
should Mew* he declared ; for that it would
destroying
.water :.tbit the party ordered them to retreat, and
Watford iNte To. with dui most fatal effects,
he TobaCco Wm- public credit. immediate; rifler 16 of 118 guns worealischasged at .0
langle's Magazine, the prisoners, and that one or two of the guard had I' '•
• FROhf THE RICHMOND INQUIRER.
musket-balls shot through their clothes : that they boats, and Coping
all the other the Mother Bank of the United States has come • e
; andsaw the. Indians run, but did not know whether any a -
,use; and at Globe to the extraordinary resolution of refusing to receive . , . )1;
harnet-street. the notes of its own offices, except in payment of were killed or not.
in view on Thurs. debts due to the United States. The State Banks of " Some of our citizens this evening went to the
and those in the
Philadelphia have l followed •and .11 fatal spot, where they found the five Indians lying
day the 12th, and proper ysuit, will
dead within eight y.ards of each other. This is a
Ten o'clock in the no longer receive the notes of these branches ; for the -•
most bloody trans iction, and stained with so much
United States Bank, except as it relates to the public ,
aid for at the Re- revenue, is thus cut up in the circulation of its paper inhumanity, that I blush to think it was an act per-
!
atom-House, on or
• into a series of separate independent Banks. What petrated among a people who have justly boasted of
r the Deposits made their humanity, and their strict observance of the •
now becomes of the boasted advantage patronised•
ase, Custom-House, from this mammoth institution, in equalizing the rules of war." •
1,
rate of exchange between different parts of the coun- ST. JOHN'S (NEW BRUNSWICK), AUG. 19.
1,
OVER. try ? The United States' Bank paper wilt also fluc- Accounts from Eastport mention, that the Amer;- ,
'ION, mate in its value, and mAy be below par in diffetent can Collector had seized all the British manufactured
Cernhill, on Tiaras-
places for the same reason, -though not in the same goods on the island ; that writs had been issued i ,
•
ek, in one Lot, ratio, as the paper of the State Banks. To this corn- against him, but he had absconded;and all was con-
plexion has this unconstitutional Institution come fusion and destruction. s
PENTON LODGE; r
Lon, and about sixty at last! The Ohio Bank is stated in the New •Yerk papers .
the Residence; s.. FROM THE comtIeactst..ADVERTIVER OP SEPT. 10. to be in such, state of credit, that their notes would ' A
Pennon
l Peon Grafton. The following endorsement was made on the not be received in payment of State taxes. a.
. t ;
a South aspect, and .
apers of the American schooner Betsy, lately sent to
n Buildings are COO- P 1, I
~ plentiful supply of Halifax by Admiral Milne, in consequence of her
ly well adapted for !serif found fishing on the coast of Nova Scotia : REPUBLIC. OF HAYTI. 't,
It is situate within " tis hereby notified; that it is the earnest desire of Rear- — 1 t
post town, through Admiral Sir David Milne, Commander-in-Chief of his Majesty's EXTRACT FROM A LAW RESPECTING CUSTOM-HOUSE
',seven of London; ships and vessels in North America, and on the Lakes of Chnada, DUTIES AND EXTERIOR COMMERCE OF THE REPial- 1
sixteen of Winches- in endeavouring to preserve the maritime rights of his Majesty
LIC OP HAYTI.
from infringement, to avoid as much as possible subjecting the
o. 10, Cook's-court, vessels and people of the United States of America, engaged in Import duties fixed at ten per cent. ad valorem On i
r the Estate may be the fishery, to any loss or interruption, to which they have made the merchandize or productions of all countries ex- .
e, Lincoln's-inn; to themselves liable by the infringement of the-just rights which 4
cept British; they are to pay five per cent. In adc-:-
belong to the maritime dominions of his Majesty in North
America." tion to the above, the merchandize or productions of t
10. " You are therefore allowed to pursue your voyage without all countries to pay a duty of_one and a half per cent.
den-square, gives further detention, takiag notice, however, that if you are avast on the invoice of their cargoes on • their entry into port.
e Quadrilles, Walla, found trespassing on his Majesty's rights, you cannot expect to
lect Fashionahim of receive further Indulgence; and yo'u requested to 'pacify to Foreign vessels to pay a duty of fifty centimes per ton,
dies only—Betsial the rank of yo nadoa, as far as In your pewter, TO avoid in. on making entry. Foreign vessels calling in any cf
WAS at all hours to tattering in those fisheries, which exclusively appertain to his the ports, or having put in by distress, are not sub-
wighing ertveeT and Majesty's subjects, as they will hereafter be proceeded against '
Jet to tonnage duties, unless they e or re-
•break Is lk i
ban Public Lessons at the law duvet.,
jualifled for the Pro. (Signed) " Davin MiLar, CO ander-ize-Chief." •ceive 800••
1 Guayaquil woo .1 , coffee, cotton, wad,
teach their Families, -
i self-playing ham_ Letters from General Porter, one of the Commis-
,traverse, subjects the ship to condemnation; all war- ,
Dancing, give Balls sioners under the Ghent Treaty, for determining the - 1 1.
like stores prohibited to be exported; all goods and '•
!friends with Music boundary line between Canada and the United States, merchandize subject to import duty, and articles be-
state, that the Commissioners had proceeded as far .•
, tore paying export duty, which shall be landed a. e
LEPTIC PILLS, as the Thousand Islands in the St. Lawrence, EDO `
to oe seized and confiscated, as well as the vessel and •
nrs.NEWBERY that they expected-to progress as fax as the Niagara • ~
the cargo on board at time of seizure; foreign vessels a
r Dr. James's hand, River, or Lake Erie, this season.
tdfather, when they • - to be subject to port charges according to the ara
tine celebrated ale- - ,'; FROM THE MOBILE GAZETTE, AUGUST 4. flexed Tariff, which are to be paid anew in any Poi;
The transactions stated in the extracts from Clai- provided they load or unload : ,
tee as Agents only, borne, in reference to the wanton and cruel butchery • TARIFF OF PORT CHARGES,
ler right in the pro- of the five Indians, is the most disgraceful act that rea wrieirma, GUAGINO, AND BLIASCIUNG FORININ lIPtCWAIIDIZI
•of the descendants stains the American character. - IePOILTED. ~
oil
preparatidns is, I
deal analysis of Mr. Fur the honour of our countrymen, we hope that On all merchandize sold by weight, at the rate of 50 co. per
thousand pounds. .
continued supply re- we may hear of some palliating circumstances— Liquids
every escrept on, in eat s—for every 55 gates,
in the kingdom. something like an excuse, or that the perpetrators (and in proportion for less), 36 cents. l/1
vbery, at the original will be discovered and punished to the utmost rigour Cases, bales, packages, panier, dees not exceeding two feet, I'.
1, London, and 59,
Mr. Sanger, 150, of the law, as a means, in some small degree, of Ditto.4f, ditto, from 2to 4 feet, 3fi; where the length sisal e.-
we Cockspur-street. wiping the indelible, the disgraceful stain from our d
ceeEacheehatif-b4;rrel of flour or biscuit, &c. 121. t,
pt the words "P. name, and as demonstrable to foreign nations, that it Each barrel of ditto or salted provisions, 25. . .
fin the stamp 'lazed was not a rational act, nor consonant to American Square timber, planks, dm are exempt from the charges of ' 1
feelings ; but perpetrated by some of those vagabonds measurement. r •• 1
TH. that hang loose on the outskirts of every nation, how- by CMARCES ON Watts.
zject of just and On all goods sold by weight, per 1000 lbs. 50 cents.
eirer generally humane, honourable and brave, On an liquids, whether domestic or foreign, the same charges
a of the demote of
Copy of a letter from a Gentleman at Fort Clai- as are paid on importations.
candidates for pubbk
purpose of doing jus- borne, to another in this place, dated July 23: On all cases, bales, &c. of foreign produce, the same rates as , ,
on importations.
ce, and to prevent is " The inhabitants of this town are in great corn-1
chose impudent pre- motion, in consequence of the following recent and • WiIIAIITACi. ON lIATORTAIIO44 i'CI) RZTOITATIOY. - 1
en too favourably to.
horrid transaction. On Sunday evening Captain ' i C.
I and enlightened. aeach pipe of Madeira or other wine, old iron and coals, SO cts.
'mentor After having Boyles company brought in five male Indians, 1 wao • wine, vinegar, and beer, in bands, from 55 13 60 gals. 25 cis.
the pupils of Messrs- were taken a short time since, on or near Perdido Etch cask or case containing iron tools, salt provisions, a:vise
racticee we carefully river. He succeeded in taking them as follows : meats, linen, &c. 18. . . e ,
the London Hospi- their squaws and children,
He d himself of
possesseEach bbl. of flour, biscuit, rice, beef, pork, and generilly, .....11 1
hat justly-celebrated casks of the same size as flour barrels, 12k.
College of Edinburgh, and through their means told the Indians if they Eacb half bbl. of the above, 61.
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we of Anarozny,sew- would surrender, they should receive his protection, Cases, hale., &c. whose volume exceeds two feet, withottt re.
beleittrY. bildertibris &c. and on these conditions they surrendered them- spec; to the content:, 121.—Sugar cauldrons, each, 1.
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ifessars, Drs. Macro, . Cordage, including cables, grapnels, anchors, per quintal, l'sp. -
selves prisoners.
lartherford. We in* Bricks, tiles, frie. per thousand, 59.
eying, that our pre& " Immediately on their arrival here they were cabinets, bureaus, commodes, or other furniture whatever, 1,
'cable. Having for a committed to jail, having been directed by Captain Working-tools nor in casks, copper, Lrass, per quiutal, C;. 3
1, and the various dia.
___, Boyles to the care of our Sheriff. On Tuesday morn- Dutch ware in orates each id. 1
Horses, horned cattle, mules, and asses, per head, ts.
'et of our "di" '''"" i the Sh iffht ro e to send them to Fort
n er thoug p p r '
at we have acquired II Cheeps kids, hogs, and other quadrupeds, Cal; 121.
cure, In slight sad i ontgomery, and addressed a line to Captain Boyles, Casks of provisions, of whatever quality, per quintal, Ills ! • 1
ishment is tonspleeld saying that the civil authority had no concern with Casks and demijohns, full or empty, 6.,i.
me of the utmost in. them, &c. and proceeded to deliver them from jail CN•rat:effsurbar!hicrion, eocua,sticutligo,ghiger,fpreor 1000 lbs. so.
i'
are exempt from wharfage.
failed of 14"1"' Bto a guard, for the purpose of e.corting them to NAlloOthso•rr articles planks;
•
in insures to the pa. no; mentioned in the presort Thrdif are to
t Montgomery. They proceeded only two or three miles pay lAproportion to those which hare been inserted.
lets which are the ef- from town; when they were all inhumanly murdered, • - OTTIcIAL. EXIMNICI or FOREIGN vesetc... ,
mimed by the Youth of and left uninterred. The guard returned, and re- Those of 200 tons and up seed, pay to the Administrator,
or more distressing ported, that on their way they were met and at- , Treasurer, Commissary of Marine, Commandant of the Plzce
frequently prevent eat Commandant of the Port, Physician, Custom House Ofs:et's, • 1
persons it meg be a tackedby-a party of men, who, seeing the Indians,
a.
nd interpreter, 12 dollars fcr each vessel. i .
y now, by a new sad immediately fired and killed them. Yesterday a Jury Vessel,of 199 tons and under pay to the different genera •
.
to that greatest of all of Inquest was held on the bodies, but have not yet above named 8 dollars for each vessel.
°e.°%' ce"itaeim* le, reported their verdict. The popular and prevailing By Virtue of the law passed on the 2th of Jule, .
arising, as well as "' • 'ofthe t of the people is, that they 1817, the territorial and communal taxes were ri-
bs ce.,,i,d bias; opinion
ky
were wilfully and barbarously murdered, by a party 'duce:!, and from the Ist January, ISIS, a single ditty •,1
cy and honest.
la and tram six IR the preconcerted for the horrid purpose. The friends of substituted in their place, viz. • ,1
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civil order have set their faces and their opinions i Coffee, per 1000Ibs. 16 dollars.—Cotton, per ditto, it —Co..
state the particulars of
auntag the proceedzngs, and seem determined that is
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1, Ice. &c. eneloebtg • . • ditto, 3.—Guayaquil ditto, per ditto, 3.—Giugcr, per ditto, 5
the same will be given such gross violations of justice and humanity shall
Y , ellow wax, per ditto, 10.—Maize, per bbl. 55 cts..--paa, and,
insure that WWW4aI so not pass with impunity. A mob has already made nice, per ditto, 50.—Almonds, per ditto, 50.—Pistachio, per
"Ism" mat be lidded its appearance and excited much fear and alarm , ditto, 50.—0il of Palma quint, per gallon, SS—lndigo, per ~
among the people. I hope the cis it authority wsui bind, 43. 1
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