7 ; From Waits'i N. Frixi List. 'w the fou:MislEi';T ME may boasl of pretty Misses :.-'-.,vr,'. was one inlova with four,-. , .', oft pie u'd vrtlh balmy kwei, ' ilad inx I VjdW kissing'a -'iejy " Long Jfoi-Coaiuri look the; lead,; v Jv , Std Miss-Chanee Wat not debarr 'd, . , t eariftri-XaiU would sometimes plead,' And Mitt'Fjrtmt prtsa'd me hard; Bleu me ! said I, hard's my lot, . . , I must seek tome pruijenttlome , It DJe-Jortune ben forgot, .. ' billy fellov, you're to biime. .'.,v. All the Misses nVtf temov'd, ; "... To make room for future blia3, ' Fortune iiny belov'd, ".' ' "Dear Dame iorlune'a not Miss, '- Proud! rais'd 1 above my fellows, . " Ho they'gaxe as I pas by Those that blam'd me now ari jealoui, t So they may, and what care I. Now enrich'd by her embraces. Can ! ipare a Miss smile, . Yet so grateful ! such the case is ! Wish themi fortune all the while. i v Many advocates appear, Full at proud to make you great, bvrcet the well known numbers here, , ' .... jr... i . .' 1. . sixty jour w tiunjttpu ',"' ' vvy . " THE ACHING TOOTH. . yf Parody on Hamlet's Soliloqiiy. TO have U or not 1 that is the question ; Whether 'lis easier foreman to suffer The throb and shootings of a raging tooth, (.);' take up courage to kit dowo at once, And by extraction end them -a touchy no . ' more ; - ' - . ' ... And with a ktngle shock we feel we end -Yaeteditfus aches and head-distracting pangs That we are kubicct to ; 'tii a relief- - . , Most wisetyTotietis'd perchance wrench out 'Abound deep-rooted fang ; aye, there's the ' ' 'risque t For, from a bungler's hand, what mischief ' ioiiop, : ' ' . " When, once the hbrrtd insi rument Ts HxM , Allows' ho pau.e'; thcreVthe repeu Tint makes our palier.ee ol so long endu ranee ; . : i - Fnr who wvfl'd ever he tlTtying tinctures, bpecific opiates, poppy, -.maudragora, Alugnes, meulic tractori, anodynes, The poiicnous drugs of mouutebauks, or charms . . ,. That fnt I credulity o often" lakes, s ; When he himsclt might his quietus get Fcrfe bare tnSa vin'i barber's shop! .' - Y no u sweat auu groan wooie steeples omuls ' , in pain, ' ' - .But that the thought of torture, worse than A hroktn Uw I which any mortal suQViijifr AVould straight full lrantic) harrows up the . Bund, . And makes us rather bare our present lor. nieuts, Than fly to others that we never felt 1 Irrtsotuliou thus doth nuke men cowardi j - And heroes of frreatenterpriz trnd vslor, ' Tuin.pale and sickly at bare tiht of medi cine, WhiUt women, weak anddelic ite of frame, Shrink, not at operations slow and dreadful r: L I,oxdo, JulyS. Extract o aleUer front Liilfvn, dated July 12. -At four o clock in the niUrnoou tf Sm urduy last, 'the 6' h iust. a shotk, of an tarth 1 . M.k r.uAttB was.Ttlt litre, 01 very tmidi more force, . snd )onicr coniiiiusnce, than has been experienced wince the dreadful one in the 'yiLrlf 55. lik all parts of the city and su burb the houses were abandoned, and the in- 1iutnnts en their ktwrt, and the gresltr prl in the most; piicUs and' lurtientiibfe! tones supplicating the divine mercv. The univtr. salimtu'essious wa, that a shock loalarminp wpidd be prcseptlr followed by others more lain I, ' una while some with a pious resig "lulTrawiittfft-thf " e tptcted crlilsrvtheTI eavs wsy to fiaulick denpair, and no'.hini; -ciluld excel h4 general horrou, Happily, hnwever, itterminateu wuh the firt icreat. Tiock.""The Afi-S VMch lr CTCltedTiostd K re t numbers to leave th rity and to pass that niirht in the op'eii fields, but an undistur bed traiiQuility continue!, which in the course of the next da was restored -to order, and dineUeuf8SKiuUonshich more or less eve rvonetufTvrcd. The prevailing opinion!, thst UtriB were two shocks aoiniaiitneoUvl c'01 " AectetTi astobe effect the ssnic as one. 1 hi y were preceded by a terriEck subUrtintous noir, tuk as Ihuudci1 might be suppod to pr(uce, if pent up within the bowels of the earth t and when the shock coinm enred, ill violence gave repeated and perfectly vikible ii,i,lion to ever buildiPiC in the ciiy. 1 have Cftnvtrsed iih stvera! ho were living her when the great 'eurthquaW hsppehtd wliieU destroyed l.Wbtm In WJ5, and they ail Igrte that the violence othM did exceed this, ' but U waP nmcb longer conitnuance and many limes repeated. . Had this lasted twd tccouds logger, half Lisbon would have beett jn ruins. As it is, here art few houses that I do not exhibit some pi eof of ta effects, tho' rxcept some old dwellings .that were thrown hn, and ahich cavlted two deaths and si ve ral f'actured lihih, the injury has tot been great The convents and churches have luf ft ltd mu. The bctao tre occupy it uncdia- itpniy strong, with wals twa fect nd an hiu thick, but it is shattered from one : end a the other, more or less, and in-some parti the fractures extend from top .to bottom. the ships in thu river experienced I sensation siraiur i waai is wit wnen striniuj anu pas- sin,; over i bridge of rock.' , ." t.. " 'i' According to the b.est authentlck opio' ions ai to Us duration, it lasted from Td ' lt second pawnor B i .' 'iand MA rM 1 'i at the distance of two miles from each olhsf, arc enabled tft speak with tokrabla j certainty', frotu the circumusnce of their h ving bbrtrved - that the shock continued da ring the whole time they were running irott their chambers Into the street, which each of -them. , had reached before it subsided." They' supposed about two seconds to have k lapsed before they quitted their seats and thiy have ascertained, by subsequent and repeiju ed experiments, that thjey could . not have been less than five seconds in gettiag davn stairs. ?r'-; : . v ; " It was equally f;lt at Cintra and at Masra, where the Royal family were. ' The prlocew who possesses great tortitude and presence of mind, snatched up her infant, and ran with it into the garden 1 the Prince Regent sunk under the alarm; arid remained InsensU ble fur a considerable time. W.i.-- Of the many shocks that have been felt here since the year 1755, two only have been distinguished ay materially- alarming ; ,but neither of them are considered by any means either in point of violence or duration, equal to that 01 which 1 write. A subsequent shock, but of so slight, a nature as not to be felt by the generality of the people, Is ascertained to have occurred about S o'clock 00 Wednesday morning the loin inu it was felt more sensibly at. Mau ra and other pla:ci than here I he ftlb'aing presents an honest view f the sit uation 0 tnt irett-lnaus, . Kingston, (Jatn.) April 20, 1804-; To his honor Lieutenant Ceoernl George Kugent, UeuTtnant uovernor and vonw itiaitder til Chief til and over this bis Ma jesty's Uland'of Jamaica,' and the territo riesthereon depending in, America, Chan- cellur and Vice Admiral of the same, , The humbt Memorial vf the Assembly : May it please jour JiM'tor, ;,:; That on acknowUdirinir the iudeDcndence of the "United States of North America, hik msjesly'kthen ministers thought it would be proper to deprive them of the benefits they hud derived from their intercourse with , the West-India i-dandswhiNt they composed part of the British dominions.' ' ..; That the in!iabitsnis of Jamaica have ever been anxious to promote the commercial prosperity and, augment, the naval siitnu'h at the empire; but on this occasion thty rtpte. s nlu, 1 hat nature haddenicd 'O litis idnndil means of kuhsikling ilspopujatioiy wbilti tlmir niiTusiry was uirectea to me cuitivuliuii c.i tUo ktapfes which alons rtudtix-d it a valu- able appendage to the mother country, and ihiit it was destitute of many aiticle of the Jjrst necessity to prepare our produce forex portation. They submitted that Creat-llri-uin, with all her remiinmg dependencies In N irib AmsVlci, could not supply, the lum-i bef repaired for buildings and packages iu tl et totviu and on the plantations. 01 the prori-, Tons absolutely necessary for the existence of the iuhahUuiits, and that they could not be produced ;rom the Lmled States in sufllcicnt sbundaiK,' unless the importation should be,, permitted, iu their .own vessels The cleaicst facts, the moat o!iou coustnuenres .. .1: ..!... l,t..O.. .1 1. .,.. wvrv ui.itnium vv'iujr iuioux,if uciuuvs inircprccinaiuiu iroiw jub keiiiert. m ine ' ri jl'iin t Iti'itl kh enlnnir in ?J.rh A m'i. ...1.- fl ...... .1 .t ..I woo ujucim hcuikii(, witii siiirinu. im mense Wealth b)1 a mono;joly of an extensiv market which they knew now must be scantU 1 supplied. After seme- intermediate relax ation, thi intercourse was at Icneih confined to tlrilisli eicl, navigated according to law. , Putting the loss and destruction of property out of Jh A,Uhv to iM t MMlltrjijlitc-:- tultwasierrioie. - ; It is briefly stated nr a rrpoit of a com mittee of this hoti ic o the tbhject of the slaS e trade., which never basbt-en, rtor utvercan be rntrovertroV - : W-rdedibe'Tsaf Inoommittee) "to en large on the consequences whwhi ralldwed, lest we may appear to txttrtrl t , but la- vihg endeavoured to compute whb sshMtch facrmcfv-thexnbjectritl admn thenum her 01 our slaves whose (ml ruction may be Mrly attributed totbC unfortunala measure of interdicting foreign supplies, whiUt the C iunlrf wassufTcring uiider thess internal es Umitiei, we hesitate' not, after every alloW anrc fir adventitious cause, lo fit the whole . ari v Inssni lives as i,uouv- i ms run err tre firmly believe to have perished of famine, ef oidisease) contracted Ly icun y and unwhole some dipt, belwet-n the latter end' of 1780 and the beginning of 1787." .' ' Sucii was the watlt of life at which the Irst experiment was made for ecuriog to Grtau Biitaln the carrying trade' between Jamaica and the United States of North-America I With the cli-iity of Christians, and loyalty which oppreilioh cculd not alienate, the as I sembly were willirg to suppose that the cn sequences 01 the measi its awp'td er tn inttndid or foreseen ; and they g.e brought forward as aucrence agamst hew Calumnies, I and.not as a subject of recrimination for' the ! leHtrutiiii of their property. It is to be ratolletted, that this trial was made hot only In the time of profound pesce, but commenced at the termination of thi A inerican war, when aedundancy of shipping, scattcfl) ami ccpiul la the xuoUier tounu y Il jrere ready for- any f or hdyahtagepua orri'tierce t when gVeat additida of active . and enter prising adventurers were poured in to the remaining British coloniesof North ';America,rsolicituuirld profit ay . specula- (ion which thait misrepresentations had con ributed to'set on fooU ; ' J : ' J : . " FluaJly, however,' it waa ad milted to be Vim' to contend against the decrees of Provi- VCiw-.e, wnicn nan conaewnea ncw-urua- I wick ana NovaoceiM 10 perpetual sieriniy, find shut up all the Intercourse with Canada f-r more than half the year. When ' these provinces applied to the legislature of the mother country tor, and vere allowed, li berty to import lumber and provisions from the-tV States,-- it was thought irapossiblo that statesmen could listen to an application for rendering the supply of half a million of Dritish subjects subservient to their bund and indecent avarice. ::- Although the. expectation of the InhabW tants of Nova-Scotia, New-Brunswick and Canada, were completely defeated, : it' must be acknowledged that the profit of the carry ing trada betwixt the United-States of North- America and the British V. India colonies waa for a time secured to the British ship owners. . they were computed to get about 2 43,000. sterling annually, and perhaps, the inhabitants of this country only': paid about double the freight which the articles would have cost if import vd in American vessels, This, however, was during peace. When the late war with trance commen ced, not withstanding the immense juperiori ty of Great-Britain by sea, and the advanta ges of an establinhed and regular intercourse, the national shipping gradually disappeared. The. increasing exigencies and diminished supplies induced the, right honourable the' earl Halearras to assume the responsibility or providing fir the wants of the country conn ded l? his care, by openinj; the ports of this island to American shipping. w Bv this wise and necessary measure,' a c cond famine was averted f and during a peri- . J' ; i-if J-.t. ' 1 ' ...... JTi . : oa 01 great uimcuuy, me .agricuuui ai caiii tal of tiie country has been preserved, and the planters look, forward to better times to dis encumber themselves from the debts aflec tiHg it. ; - - . r It U our painful duty to represent, that by recurring to the system of restriction former ly tried, the same consequences must follow T.iiji Inevitable certainty. The capital and labour employed in raising Maples for expor Utinn, so important to the commerce, and navigation of the mother country! must be applied to raise food for our subsistence, and in certain situations, to procure substitutes for lumber. ' s Every one conversant with the state of the I inland must admit that obtaining them is not practicable in ihe-best cultivated districts, but, were it otherwise,' the shipping of the empire would niatcrlally dtininuh by t templipg to enKros the tarrying trade be tween the island and America. 1'LU intercourse is in its nature unf hange- able. - On th part -6f the North American states our staple might be dispensed with, because Xhey are luxuries, and can a.-o be supplied from oil.tr parts of the world ; but 'our de mands (rum them are for nccessurieat he mwt essential ; and only become greater in pro portion to our industry and the incleasc of' our cultivation. We shall take two periinlsJ very tlifjerent from each other, to show their nature and extent. , . The Schedule No. I, contains an aceolmt of the imports fmm North-America into llie DrUikh VVcsl.Indiaiklaudsin 1771, 1772, and. 1771. . It is on theaulhoritv of Mr. Manly, ,ecretary to the (Qmhiissinticrl '9! the cus-. iomi, ana uiscriminaita wnai wai uu(niu by the teni'.ories now forming, the. United States frdm what was furnished by the Bii- tUh provinces. The artirles enmposed 1S00 crcoc annunlfy , and were estimated to be of the value of 720,000. sterling, or l,00fir 000, Jamaica currency ; but, as many ol the . . . ' .1 vvsei mane two ana aomeiime iiree voya- . ; i r" 1 - - -r . . , - - . . geswtihin tne year, tne numocr uiu rot ex ceed 533,' and the seamen employed., war about 3,39?. . ; 'The Schedule No. S, exhibits a similar as count for the" years ISOa, ,IS03, and 1 $04,, from the returns cT the naval, pmrer, made to the' house of assembly', of the importation from the United States and the British domU In'mst In North America, and . distinguishea thT proportions -tmponed-rm-Amerlcan and f. Britiih lottorfis.' A valuation ia addf d, s orv I lhe authority tT members -of this, bouse, of great tdWtnercial experience and rcspcctabi ,1ity t it win be-(bunt) 1,247 currency. i The Schedule No-' S, contains an account I of out expnrtatlons to NerihJVmerica, : from lithe same authorities. . j. 1 Asmichtbe eiOccted, it will be found 1 o.iouna from these authehUcVdocuments that the In creased coltlvatton ol Jamaica calls for a sup. ply of greater value than was required by all the British islands, in the first period and that, of this supply, less than on twelfth part cornea from his moiestv'a colonics in North America and that six-seventh parte cf what we procure. from the United States Is Imported la thciC own shipuintv" Wc shall j I 1 ad it, hwevtr, that the number of 'vesttls 1 rncTitioaed by Mr. Stanly now carries the in fcrtsscd supply, and It will be jound that 45i additional Uijtisk Tassels, naVigatsd by S869 lesmetf, mull ehler immediately into tbe A merican trade, to prevrttt tbt absolutt ruin Of thil country. . . , No person In the least acquainted with com meree. but rhuK admit, that twice that hum bcr win be requisite if our wants are intert. did to U answered by means ef lUpstnaliog a circuitous voyaje once a year CroOjtJfeati untain. . ,. . . .' .-, ; ' Situated as the mother country ,is at pre " cm, wc uo not 41-iuaic 10 amrm, inai iicw ; ther Shipping nor seamen cap be spared for ' until the return ol peace. y: .- i , .-: ' " -'-We have hithertd regarded matters in tb most laYprable view', a if we possessed the . . quantity of provisions usual at fhi neason of the year, and without a prospect of interrup tion tothe intercourse. , ... .' ;.: ;. The facts however, are extremely different, Fronra scanty harvest in America, . and a great-demand from Spain, the importations' . are less than common, whilst the expenditure has been augmented by drawing- the militia, from their ; homes, and collecting pianeera ' and working parties during the present mttf tial law. -frYiJ ! .'' From the best information connected by inquiries, under authority, on the proclama tion of martial taw, ' it is aceitained, that' there then was not flour to feed that, portion of t he inhabitants who depended on it for sub sistence two weeks, nd Vre havetno jreasoi -to believe that the stock is now greater. , la about thirty days the exportation of all addw ' : tional supplies must be given tip. i . When the imperious ci ayings of absolute tamine arrest aueniion, 11 wm oe too laic io nummwer relief. In the hurricane months, few Ame? rtcan vessels adventure jn theJe latitudes, and the winter frosts lock many porta of the UnU ted states Irom which we are supplied -The memorial concludes by requesting, the lieutenant governor, to give directions for continuing ' this most important intercourse ' for six months after the time limited by tho Privy council, or until his majesty's ploa sure shall be known.' - .' n. , . VMM ' Captain Adcrfon, from Matanziei in forms iis, that an American pilot boat fchooner, from. La Vera Cruz, with two hundred ihoufand dftlUfs on board, had been captured by a Biiufh line- of battla . fhip.' The fame report was, in circula tion at tho Hivanna previous to Captain Chrifltan's filiop. : ' ' Mercantile Auvtrtifir. r Ktseii'Jii lives, in reat privcy H Pa tiiaid al atoll in a Hate i f penury : no temptation can inducchiaf to meddle in ihe concerns of his unhappy country. V Thi:. Emperor Altcsnder ha oTeted him pccu niary relief 10 confidcrable amount, .buf he pratetully waved the offtr. Such 1 the character ot a republican vrorthy ol antiquuy. ' " From Montbiai., Aug. vJ . We learn that thcic are three full regi--ments on their way o Quebec t andihat-' Montreal will bo the head quarters of the1 41 II, and the Canadian Kencibles V fo -. r .1 I. . JJ ...... I. t ..Li 111st incaieoiacy iuu.ich aiuia m nr irq United State;, we lhall not be found un prepared to give at lead Fvc Thoufand Militia a waim rccrpnon. rr. f . ' 1..". t .1 . er . iVlitilt r i9 J ciirr irom an cmccr of rank at Mome Video, tolas I fiend in England, ftates the important ait of the people rf Buenos Ayiej having declaicd' thcmfclvti an Irdepcrdent JNstion. MoNTK VjlDO, March 16. An event ol the mod . extraordinary , , nature has juO come.! ftur knowledge, which is, that the people of Iiuer.os Avc$ wuh a Frenchman ol the name of JLU'ien aV tljeir head, have' declared ihemfclvei n indepMK'ent ration, like Nor ft Amen- ca. . In anfwer toa flig ofirucw they f7,- ihat if we fuppott them in thifotjetl,'. thay will receive us with open arms,, at their deliverers ; but. on the contrary, if w rrrsn.to make the country a ccloi.y of UIV lnv;IuiJn in? mean nmc, wc were o- a a. OllgCU TO comem vuuciki iui nuitinai irg as We are, ti our'general wifely cen-i yitrl Kl furreloo" fin ill to divide', hv i (ravin a carrifon hcre'.'and with the re- rhafndef Id' aHackBue'hoi ' Aytti.l . t ' ihercToie'has determined to wait reinforce- ' . . . ' ... u. .k.u ...n:...- a Wong tnchirclvcfj we may at iaU be caU t ICU in lu icilic IMC, uiituic ' iib vnu j 'witlt ilie Gererats 50 mjlei up the country, I wt kali one continued Ua, . as e ate: it old of five hundred leagues without een la hill." It ii thinly inhabit ed, and thi lot 'poor and wretched in the extreme, pwicg , So thi narrow policy and oppofuion ol th . ispaniaroi. - a ney are as you aiiow irom ; iVi.: Lk. l' .t.. f.x. - . ! , wnf 1 "T w:r JV a ojix corner cviunr wnn rcmaiaaais long black hair ; but 1 think, tie fii.etl. mufthlar made men 1 ever beheld : In tt oe'ral thejf are very fall j I thtnk the wo 'men ateandcedeitremely handfome they , lira jo be Cure In the created filth. I dt viol rXSCffcrite when 1 tell ou the tulra r . Adi... .n.t i . . horfe from two to fife Whhboih iliofa animals the whole face of the country for mitci it covered. . . . Liidtn.Faptr BLANKS of different kinds, For fate at this office.

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