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ffcf-eMM defence ww (],/ P*Ut1« 1 p^-irllU'.l t • ftti** *cafnjt.hW*fs of Provincial Le- >| the Stcarn- ptoprietots ( ^nt* , * * * I a*' h ppy to 'cam tnat tn« members of r.c*fil.vtti?*c h.'Ve had tin- wiltl.tw to give the to t.n , pi.II- o k«s doe h earns? am ,i imp ■.«•- ■ • •e, ami thrt they have formed a veiy clear J(|r.;, of the {njiltUMi^ COulcCjU -nee* ar-'iano to the int-rJl iff fork-ty by gr sitting in-h a BriviWc.—CandidtH. how: Ver ought hot to >r0 unrewar%v1 &« the hero etTniMpi^ ■fter the battle of'ho NPe, was prelci.ted, L Papt. Hollow-11 of the Swiftfirv, with a roftin made put or the o>ainmalr of r Orient, I) rri^ht thi;"io£ri»ions writer, before be bi's &4feu to this world, be complimented with 0nJ made out of the mall of the Steam boat, with the ftdlowinj; (rdcription on his tomb fto'-e. ** Hie wttta •'-St, Candida.; currus auriga pr-terni, 41 Quern, «i no" teiunt, magnis tamen ex- cidit sufis." A True Briton. 'gm&tam March 14, 1816. -3I& « Frn'v. the Cninnin 'T'tmt'S, Sfpt 12. The N'autil ns faiUd Trorn Batavia R»*d* on the 2Q"h June, hearing defpatches for 'the fupreme government. Previous to her ccoattnre. rnteU-'jence of the ratification of ^he peace by the ?•• liient of the U. States, • :l»ad betfn received at Batavia. • * On the JOth of June, the /rWrican (hip nf war, Peacock, captr/in WaTi »ston, carry- ing 21 pw-9 and mailed wltb 230 choice feamen, wits crnifmcr off Anjier in the Straits of Sunaa. In the r.fternoou of that day, the maftcjf 'attendant at Aulwr went on board &j American (hip, and informed her eom- ■* minder th it peace had bceo rati acq be ween • Great Britain and the United Slates. This information he dfi&t& H * to believe, and detained the rft after attendant a9 a prifor.er of iiwr. Half ah'hour after this occurrence, thc.H. C. cruifeY NautiUus fell in- with the Peacock. Caot $;ir ingtou hoiiled Eng- lifceoUtrt. andlietft. Boyce, the comma-;- •dcr-ofthe Wautillus, Tent a boat, with his ma b aaof eating 11 ; and with the fame fvHip- U>mt that (how themfelves in the human fj-e- ciea. //gangrene, unaccompanied with in* fiamatfon, feifcea the patient, and (hortly pilts an end to hU exigence. A work containing tnany facts and deduction:; from them in fup- poit nf tin's fuggellion, wfH probably appear from a proper fource : in the mean time it is wifhed, that this difcovery may be made public by means of the newfpapers. The following extract from a popular work tuft printed in thi? city, by the MeflVa. T. & J. Sword1., furnifhes evidence of a ilriki^g co¬ incidence of opinion of the celebrated Baron Bayer, profelTo' of Surgery, of the facuitv of Medicine of Paris, 5tc. &c with that above e::prefTed. > '*y/m:ngthe caufes of diy gangfrene there u one which i^ introduced i.-.io the body thro' the medium of aliment : ti't'a is r&c Jfutrtd rye. Tbid name h given to a kind of rye whoft (talks are fix or feveri inches long, hor¬ ned and contains only tome black grains withwtit. The fpitrred i-' abwdant in rainy fe.ifons., and damp fitnatir.ns: hence the.gan- grcrc which it produces btcomey epidemic, as of»en as the wheat 1* fcarce, and the poor arc obliged to eat (»f it when it is r>o new. The epidemic ccnimir.ence.- wi> h the harveil, and terminate* iome months after it is over. ■ * N. T. Ev. ?«& wl^nnded, it is hoped, wi'l rceove1) he then w'th the lame ax;, muidertd the leiv:.;it b'«y o^ tlic houfe and made o(F He has fince b#cnapprehended, and has confciTed the cin'me. DIED, In this town, on Tuefday lad, aged 11 y^ars. Mailer SaMUkl Dulmage, fefdeft fan of Mr. Ellas Dulhiage.—The circuni- fjian^ts of his death were truly melancholy. r)n Tuefday morning he accompanied his fdther to the woods in perfe^fc health, for tihe purpofe of bringing a load into town. nfhe youth, leaving nil father, drove off vfrith the load, and on defcending a fudden declivity, it is fuppofed, fell between the borfe's heela and the front part of the train, tfrhen feveral pieces of the wood tumbled on [tin ched. — He did not long furvtve.—This j > the feventh child the aiHicted parents have Kingston -Amatenr THEATRE. ON ^0/V/)//rKveninrf,the 25th m- Itaut, wiil be pciformed, l|ie CJ<nedy J -4 w To whieh will be added a favorite Farce. Doors to le opened at SIX, performance t* commence fit SEVEN. Tickets to he had at Mr. MacaulayV Box 6/3 Pi: 2/0. For Sal v: 9 tiObadlah1i came too late for thi 19 wee u Gazette. A SPAN of good QffES'NUT flOR- SFS, and a &l of BoU/c Ttarrrrfi ; for particulars enquire at 'his Office. if not previoufiy difpored of, they wi'd be expo fed to public fak at the Market piacc, on Wednefday the 20th March, at one o'clock. 4' 1 ' iailri, and a tr.P.itary oScrr a prrlTe »ger on aard the P-a- ck. The Aw niw ouCimi ih m as . rifone s of w .'. &4 difregarding ti;e •hrf.-rmation tlvy g:v« -f peace.- ranged a- longlHethe Maotiltn and h'oiled the colours of the United State?. Lieutena- t Boyce haPed, and dem.nded to know whether he \v;n caoii'. g 3* a Rl»'^« Or an en 'inv. fVhe S^fv Charleston, Feb. 14. lx/ar between England and Spain.—Capr. Hill, of the fchooner We izle, arrived at this poit yederday morning, in 12 days from Nicola Mole, informs us, that joft before he left there, a fchooner from Jamaica, bound to Cape Francois, put in to land a paflfenger who was chareed with bufinef- with ihe Hav- tian government. They informed, that a wa- was immediately expected between Great Britain and Spain. Capt H. alio fays, that th- oificcrs of the Britifii Hoop of war Car- natitm. which had been in at the Care for fame da.y»* reported that they hud a fimilar expectation. ■ The W 1 (hrngtos papers report that the F;e. ch Ma fhvii Gr-tuhy was; in that city. Th y au'lake who fay h. fought at Waterloo. He wj- cenfmed bv Bonaparte for having maicl-ed his column £.< far from Waterloo on the A'aniur road as to be unable to return before his mallei was- bra'eti ami routed* He is the vtwngeii of the French Marinate, h:^irg 'ec^ ivcJ the baton in ^"pril Jafl ; \rt immediately after the retutii of Bona, arte fio • Elba. He was the laft year p\\ the lid ot thofe denounced as traitors by the d.-cre^ op ! .oui- iS'h. By a la e d cree he 13 du.-. claredtobean oul.uw, and his ffiaten mt ■■ Governme.nl Stores. TO be fdd by public aucli >u at the Store of MeflVs Wilkin fun Sc Co. a quantity of Blankets) Haversacks. * Tin Kettles, Felling Axes. NOTICE. - T^Oi\ fnle, the following lards, being a j)?,rl -*" of the re^l elt;^te owned by the fublcnher. T. Fall half (jf Lot number ic; in the 3! concefilon of AdolphiWi Town, on ea(t bay, having a framed houfe and barn, together wiih an improvement thereon, coutaing ico acres. ' * 2- Lot number 26 in well bay, footh of (fi on o^ the Canteens & Straps, Sale to begin on the 26th of March, 1 8 f 6 at one o'clock P. M. and 10 be continued cill the whole is difpofedof, Kin:--t<-ri, 1 cth March. iS \6. 41 tf For Sale, con fi lent ed. Dost CentincL aownyourcc donrs inilantly !" Lieutenant J UlOlu--\ n.evkmH.u -J,, «o t.,«-«: " VbattnM B-v« was winded™_ the U.p the fall wf Ilk (hi-),h« w,s C0:1'P , , ... , • 1 {„. a ijinaai defcice in clufe pflMii. wlueh fefcd.a quarterof an h..«K. 0«r leaders have alrea !y feen a hft <a fcie lilV-d :v..d wounded on board the N ■»«:"<■ T„e American We was four men lulled and On the f.,!V,w,ng morning, Mr. Warnr.g- «cn remitted the Moll.r-Atter.dant to re- ^,Pt,. Anjier for the pnrpole oM.nng.og American naoers. On the prodnd.on of tf he xjr^ed hi.nfelf lati-fied that peace tod taken place, relt-red the N.ntdu-,, a::d ^eoffic'llytotheMailer-^tenaan^th-a, I ft,o,.W ceafe from further h,,lld:t,es. We.e2tet.oadd that Lieut. Boyce kad Me'ed the imputation of Ins leg. The Wn..« being n,uch (l,aaercd >n V,er M, has been fent to Sama.ang for repairs. The woundrimen left at Anj.er, were m s 4ate of recovery. SPOTTEDFEVER. . Thi; terril>le difeafe appear again in vari- *ps parts of the country in the torm ot a fwecping epidemic ; and ot.r W»P™ from the north and the fcuth, are filled WHb ^#•4 m ffe /V- 2" Gazelle From PnrloCnvAlo —Cap'.-.in B«-WVfa fct, forms, that there ludbecn an infuvreCU.>a ait Margartita ; but b.f.r • his departure, h.i;l beei'. fupprelTed. Heconiirms the Garthatftna t/. the Roy-alilU. We learn by the P.^rtugaefe fchoonrr John George, fron. Liubm, that an ejepdU- tio.i wi ft.ti: g out th.ere to take p«-fl. ifl u of BuMtos Ay res in South y/.neiica U conlUed ofonefailof the line, two frigdfcta and feveral trauiports, with fix thoufaud troops. .*. <t Great efftcls from trivial' e.wfes J no." The Schooner WELLINGTON, a new veiled recently built and U now l.i.ig at the wharf of Mr. Pa1 rick Smyth' at ICiutfs* ton. The i\ibfc- »b *r» be'ng duly aatliori&d will fell the hit veflll to the hiVfieil bidder, at pubiteauction, <.n Monday the fuil day of.-iprii next, if roc pre* ioi fly difpofcd if by piiv.'.te fate. The Auction wi'l e««&i»Jtnce ato e o'clock, P. W. where the »eil'J wow :f.- . 411 the maien'jii f. r [ifllTuitlg the faiJ *fc{fci will be fold with hen H« Cassady, I). M-Donald. hb'gslon, \6'Aj M.irch, 1816. M \ %'r Perfons having claims on the Amateur Theatre, are requefted to deliver their accounts at. Mr. Gifford's Offiee, Point Frederick, on or before the igth in- (lanr. March lG% ^PENDF.RS will be neeived at the A.- * gent Victualler's Office, Point Freder¬ ick* '*» o* 1-efo'e the 25'.h ind-int for the fuyply of Vegetables t--i the Crews of H»5 Maj-ity's Shios and VclTcls on LakeOntari- o. " The period of the contrad. with other <p:u-u-ira>" mvvbe V->own at the Office. 41 j. G. HANNA, HAS jnftieceived H2 Cannifters of the erenni**** f^ifb. Prince l<f». the black river in the lit conce t.iwn.*» () of Marylb'irgh, with bnildhigs an ! other improvements thereon, containing 2^0 aces. 3. Three fourths of lot number e in the Brit coneefHon, welt of number t, and we1-. of the Rock in tilt townfhipof tVfar^foar^, with an improvement therein, c.voiai:un/ 1 co acres. 4 Fifty acres or valuable wood land, be- lug pnrt of the farm fofincrly owwtd and t»t* cuLted by the fubferiber* tti the [uvrnihip of Adi JphusTown, being the rear of the town Plot of HoMandville, a.i-* adjoining iWrtto. j. Lr.'t number 6. and the welt halt of number 141*0 the zd conceflion of the town- fliip of Richmond. 6. Lot number 8 in the 2d crn£e(Tj*n, fonth tide of the cati Lake in the Ufwajhi'j •A floliowe'l, containing ico hcicm. 7. hail half of lot number 6 ia the 4!?} conceffiun of the Cowixfhip of Th :>1 >y o.> ti'e ri-.-er Moira, with an improveme t thrrc- on,containing tod acres. 8 hot number t -a-l of Va.aliVnc'n [■;. in the til conciffioti ftfth« town(hip of Ma- ry-burgb, with an improvement iheieon, cou taining 200 acres. 9. l,ot number 14 in the 5>h conceffi m ot the towulhip of Putt'a.ul, containing zoo ucre--. 10. Lot number 29 in the 4 b concelU.m of the townlbip of Hahlin.and. 11. Let number 20 in the >th concelTion of the tdwuihip of Pittibmgh. 12. Lots number 12 and 13 in the ^tlj conciTi'.n oi the td#o(hip formerly ca-i-1 Licoth, now Yonge, in tht diilnd - Johnllown I of It a^pe-.med in evidence on iVi. v'stii'd, tn,t I X genuine Irifn, Prince Regent 8 m«t« hi; bra excitement to the difloyalty whieh tl>vc a„d Rappee SNUFFS, Snail Bnxes, * - '- L! L l ' .DreiTmg Cafes, Fiuhing TacBe, &c, ftc &c, Kingston, IKtXl March, »8l6. 41" feift him hit. life, wa* an indignity wlueh his Lady received in a circle of old a> d new n0- biiity She had made a remark, when yn aucient Duchefs, turning up her nofe in con* tempt, hinted at the pretenfious of opfcttl fprung f>om a common foldier. Tbw taiifil was told 10 the M«4(hal by bis.lady, in tear, > to. k rt in high dugeon, and fworeto uiehis effort i to put an end to this boail ed pi we of anceftry. . . At the commencement of the revolution, Maribal Ney was a private foldier ; and ip«e- THE fubferibers keep conftant'ly on hano\ in their Shop, at the 6gn of the White Bear, a variety of Waterloo, Windior, Roc<t and Children's chairs. ALSO, BUREAUS for fele. Shop Painting, llkewifr, done by C. IIATCILV Co Kingston. i6lh March. 13. South half of lot number 16 in tl e . th cimceiTim nf the 'townihip cf Angutia, Uktwife i" the Dhlriet \£ y hnilov/n. 14 Lot number 3,4. a< d 47 In the 6th concefiun, and lot number 35 i"! the 7th co - cefhon all in the towufhip of Camden, cou- taininviSoo acres. ALSO, \ number of town lots, in Stn^rtvi'le, in the uar of the town of Kingston. CHARLES STUART Kingston, 15th March, 1816. 4 I w public Noti r<* npHE fubfenbers to the Kirtg-ton Seam. boat arc hereby r^iuelL-d. to make an ediate payment of one fourth ef thej* fubfcripihm, to the Treafurer, in oidei to advance the neee'.lary lums of. uuiv.y to the workmen. M R. MARSHALL, Suroeon,h»9 re¬ ceived from Montreal, aiVctb i'upp'y of vaccine or cow pock matter. Kirxr.-T/vn, TAth Nfarch. »Ri6. GEOo H. Marklakd. Secnian* At if the m"l ages th aneboly detail, of its drilrud.verav- ™ ...rough whole families. t ha become £ much a fubjea of alarm a^d «f WW* concern, that an eueemedmedtcai^ndb 113 to publifti a Uiggefti.-.n up- U^cated. e fal as Montreal, March 2 For Sale, On the morning of the 19th ulif. a raniadion was committed in fon thocklnz t ftifift M.f- if 11 /K Engliih Mare, live years old. Tf not fc pvevioufiv difp'>fcd of, (he, will bo fold at public auaion at the Market Place, on Monday next, the iSlh inll. * March 15, 1816. For Sal Acres F> 5 ! ]vira in the townfuip of Sidney.- of the fuhlcriber, in Kingston. MARY STICKLES. • Kingston, March 13. 10 1 £ 41 LUQUllti ' A NY Gentleman having a farm to _ 1,-t or ^ fonH indebted to the hit Y/-i!l?a-u i^. fell, within live or ten miles or Amg.ton J\ K fcu Jft. iwi ^ fnbiViiber, uu- with a tenant or purchafer, by ap- vincedhim, and fomeothers to wh'.m U commutiicated them, that this dreadful dife.fc is owing entirely to eatmrj wh:.t is cal- Ufpurred net or driving wlofkey diftiiled from the fame. It or.ly prcvad> m fuch p'a- ce. where thiibiaiUd grain ppow$ and IJ, it ted to be mixed in bimfi-lfin the barn over night, he entereci h r fe bv d-^Y Hght in the morning, took aa houie o} a-y uk.» Sr-irsb. r,r axc and entered the room of Mrs. bcarsj ry may meet wttu a ^,,"lRUl ^v,,v plying at thw Office. 41. which tlirough negligence, pe- mil the bread, or ditliUed i'»> the whilkcy thepecpedur.k. Hogsfrd with it tnve Veen knyww to die vh..>. \vev ......-' '" '■'■< y,h0 mi in bed with an infant anci anotl I all chiM-ilruck her a mortal blow en he S -d another «* the brea^cut o/eri 1 * „hh the fcri of the 3x« fo that He f nupofed rutt lxccivcl and tor talis at UK Office, QQ RE 4MS WRAPPWG ; der the firm of Benjamin Faiiucld i: Lo, ai Ernefi Tbwivor in the name cf YviiT.m Fairfield, at Kingston, are u^ueibd to i n ■: th ir accounts without dc.uy ; and riioc wbo have demand againll the foid c-meu. ti •■• • dc fired to prefent the fame to the forvmng PAPER. Kiwi'M* M& b >f>- Al Benjamin Faiaft: fc* Errtll T»v;n. Match a3\t\t. 4