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ftreets Tor the extinguilhmentof fire, (hoald any happen. The bombardment continued till evening, On Friday morning tbe bomb fliip renewed her operations a little befote fun rife, while the Ramilici and were warping in. At 8 o'clock the frigate open ed her fire, and was fooo followed by the Ramilks. At this time the cannon were ordered to be removed to the north end of the town, where they would have been fer viceable, if an attempt had been made to land under cover of the fhips. This was a very hazardous fervice, as the party would be entirely expofed to the enemy's fire Volunteers in fufHcient number inftantly offered their fervices among them were upwards of twenty of the Norwich artiljc ry.

Thecommand of the party was intruded to lieut. Lathrop, of that corps. marched to the battery and brought off the pieces without the fmalleft accident; exhibiting all the tfeadinefs which characterizes veteran foldiers. This tremendous cannonade and bom bardment continued till nearly noon, when it ceafed and at about 4 o'clock the fhips hauled off to their formtr anchorage. During the fucceeding night a large force was kept on guard, in the expectation and hope that a landing would be attempted.

The militia, during this afflicting fcene, difcovered the very bed difpofition, and were eager to take revenge of the enemy or facrifice their lives in the ccnted. It may be confidered miraculous, that the feveral attacks, while fo many weie expofed to this terrible and protracted bombardment and cannonade, not a perfon was killed, and but 5 or 6 wounded, and thofe (lightly. Among the wounded is lieut. Hough, of the drafted miticia. On Saturday morning the emmy relin quifhed the hope of burning the town, weighed anchor, and proceeded up Fifher'a ifland found.

Tne volunteers who fo glorioufly fought in the battery, deferve the thanks of their country. No men could have dene better. Their example will have tbe happitft in fluence. About 40 buildings are more or lefs injured, .3 or 10 eflentially fo and 2 or 3 tnay becnnfidered as ruined. The damage was principally done by the brig Many (hells did not explode, feveral uereextin guifhtd.

The Congteve rockets, which were frightful at full, foon loll their terrors, and efficted little. The inhabitants, fearing another attack, hae not returned to their dwellings; and their defolate fituation calls loudly upon the philanthrophy of their fcllqw citizens. If a brief (hould be granted for collections in the churches of the l)t, we trull very effential aid will be furmlhed. Nineteen twentieths of the inhabitants, it is faid, have no other property than their buildings. A Nantucket man has been on board the Britifh fleet to redeem hi boit, and learnt that the.Defpatch had 2 rnen killed and 13 wounded her lofs was undoubtedly much greater.

The Oice in Filher's ifland found yeflerday, we understand, confided of the Superb, Ramilies, Paftolus sylph, Def patch, Nirarod, and Tcrrour bomb (hip WASHINGTON HALL. The following addrefs was delivered by Genrr.il Wharton, upon laying the corner Hone of the Wafliington Hall. In a cavity in the centre of the (lone were depofited an enamelled plate, inferibed with the name of the building the elate of its foundation tbe dale of the incor poration of the Society the names of the Prefidcnt, Vice Prefident, fenior members of the building committee, and the architect and a dedication of the edifice to the memory of Walhington, with the dates of hit birth and death two copies of the conditution and bye laws of the Society with WaQimgton'i Farewell Add'efs, one in the Englifti and the other in the German language to gether with a variety of coins and other' articles. The Address. funis and Fellow Members of the IVaJbtngton Benevolent Society, We are convened, at this awful crifis of our national affairs, to lay tbe corner Hone of an edifice, which is to be dedicated to, and to bear the name of WASHINGTON, our political father arid friend, whofe public virtues and private charities will be remembered as long as gratitude is an inmate of the human bread; and here let me add, that had his maxims been puifued, and his example followed, we (hould have avoided the prefect ruinous and difgraceful war one of whofe attendants will be ad increafe: of applicants for our fympaihy and relief.

Not two years' have elapfed do ce this aflbciation commenced its ufeful labours; without fundi, without fydem, and, I may almoft add, at times without hope; drug gling with innumerable difficulties, ithas at length, under the approving fmiles of Divine Providence, attained a liability, from much good may a rife. "Let us, my brethren, purfue the laudable courfe we have begun continue to wipe the tear from the eye of forrow, comfort and allevi ate the thorny pillow of death, and aid and cherifh the grief worn widow and orphan complying with, as far as oor limited means will admit of, the holy requisition 01 our blcfTed Redeemer I was naked and ye cloathed me, hungry and ye gave me food, tick and in prifon, and ye vifited roe." Purfuing this courfe, an approving conference (God's Monitor in man) will be our happy reward. TO THE PUBLIC FIFTY DOLLARS Reward. ELOPED yesterday, from my bed and board, my wife Lockey, alias Kachel, aged about 27 she is trili, slender, of a fair complexion, and has lost her front teeth. It is supposed she went off with a French Fencing Master Barber, named PHILIP HOUSSEY, aged about 35 he is about 5 feet 8 inches high, well made, has short brown hair, and speaks broken English.

He had on, when he went away, a light seersucker coatee, boots, and pantaloons. He robbed me of a considerable sum of money, and took all the cloathing apparel he could lay his hands on, not even sparing those belonging to the child, which my wife has left behind. I will pay Fifty Dollars, as a reward, to any person or persons, who will detect and lodge him in any prison in the United States. 4 The above named HoussEYjiasJeen, a short time back, confined in Boston prison for gross misdemeanour, and has been three times in our Bridewell lately lie brought from Boston, to this city, a nother man's wife, and has left her in great distress, with two children. He being a noted villain, particularly in disturbing the peace of mind of married families, I hope, and beg in the name of humanity, of all families, as well as all others, that they will aid and assist me in detecting him.

It is supposed they have gone towards Philadelphia. Charles M'Carthey, NO. 204, Water street. N. B.

Editors of news papers, south of New York, who wish to discountenance the practices of such an immoral villain as the above named, will promote the cause of virtue and morality by giving the above one or more insertions in their respective papers, and oblige a highly injured husband. New Vork, July 8th, 1814. Which are celebrated for the cureof modDifeafes to which the Human Body is liable, PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PROPRIETOR, T. IV. DrOTT, M.

D. Grandfon of the late celebrated Dr. Robcrtfon of Edinburgh, AND FOR SALE IN PHILADELPHIA, ONIY AT THE PROPRIETOR'S WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Drug and Family Medicine WAREHOUSE, No. 137, north ead corner of Second and Race (Ireets, 1 AND BT RETAIL, Of his Agents throughout the United States. DR.

ROBERTSON'S CELEBRATED STOMACHIC h.LlXIR OF HEALTH. (Price One Dollar and Fifty Cents) Which has proved, by thoufands who' have experienced its beneficial effects, to be the mod valuable medicine ever offered to the public, for the cure of coughs, colds, confumptions the hooping cough, in the bread, cramps and wind in the. (lomacb, head ache, lofs of appetite, indigeftion, For the dyfentery or lax, cholera morbus, fe vere gripings and other difcafes of the bowels, and the fummer complaint in children, it has proved a certain remedy, and reftored to perfect health from the greatcil debility. Perfons with pulmonary complaints, or diforders nf the bread and lungs, even in the mod advanced dages, will find immediate relief. Common coughs and colds, which are general occafioned by obdrudted perforation, will be found to yield its benign, influence in a few hoars.

ing cough, it will give lmmcaiatc rciici. DR. ROBERTSON'S VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL OR, NATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE, (Price One Dollar and Fifty Cents) Is confidently recommended, as the mod efficacious medicine for the fpeedy relief and cure of all nervous complaints, attended with inward weaknefs, depreffion of the fpirits, headache, tremor, faintnefs, hyderic fits, debility, feminal weaknefs, gleets, and various complain tsrefulting from fecret impropriety of youth and diffipated habits, refidence in warm climates, the immoderate ufe of tea, the unfkilful or exceffive ufE of mercury, fo often to the human frame, and difcafes peculiar to females at a certain period of life, Fluor Albus, barrennefs, Under the denomination of nervous diforders, are included feveral difcafes of the mod dangerous kind, and are fo various, that a volume would hardly fufficc to complete a defcription of them. It pervades, with its baleful influence, the whole nervous fydem, writhing the heart with inexpref fible angui(h, and exciting the mod dreadful fug gedions of horror and defpair. To this demon have thoufands fallen a facrifice, in the direful tranfports of its rage.

The mod common fymptoms of its commencement are, weaknefs, flatulence, palpitations, watth fulnefs, drowfinefs after eating, timidity, flafhes of heat and cold, numbnefs, cramp, giddinefs, pains in the head, back and loins, hickup, difficulty of refpiration and deglutition, anxiety, dry cough, The Vegetable Nervous Cordial is alfo a great antifcorburic medicine, and is of infinite fervice for purifying the blood, and curing thofc foul diforders of the (kin which commonly appear in the form of fcurvy, furfcit, red blotches, carbuncles, ulcers, A dofe of the Anti Bilious Pills, taken occafionally with this medicine, proves of dditional fervice in the lad mentioned cafes, a Cojj of a letter from JUr. Francis Clafs German' toiVHf September 1 IO, 1813. Dear Sir, A defire to promote the advancement of your valuable medicine, termed Dr. Ro bertfon's Vegetable Nervous Cordial, and alfo to alleviate the miferies of the unfortunate victim of Nervous Complaints, induces mc to announce, that I had been mod fevercly affliiled by a Nervous diforder of long danding, occaiioncd by too in tenfc application to dudy for a long feries of years the Spalmodic and other dangerous and alarming fymptoms, fo debilitated my fydem, as to fet at defiance every tonic in" the whole Mate ria Aftdica, but by having recourfc to Dr. Ro bcrtfon's Vegetable Nervous Cordial for fome length of time, I am now in as good a date of health as I could wifli the Cordial, mod unquef tionably, has been the fole means of my recovery, and is the mod efficacious remedy, in my eftima tion, which has ever been difcovered for the cure of Nervous complaints.

Should you defire to make this fact known, you have my entire approbation. I am, fir, mod rclpectfully, yours, FRANCIS GLASS, Prefejfor of Language Dr. T. W. Dyott, Philadelphia.

Dr. Robertfon'i Celebrated Gout and Rheumatic Drops (Price Two Dollars) A fafe and effectual cure for the gout, rheu matifm, lumbago, done and gravel, fwellings and weaknefs of the joints, fprains, bruifes, and all kinds of green woundsthe cramp, pains in the head, face and body, Aiffncfs of the neck, chilblains, frozen limbs, Dr Robertfons Patent Stomachic Bitters, (Price One Dollar) Which are celebrated for drengthening weak domachs, increafing the appetite and a certain preventive and cure for the fever and ague, For the fever and ague, a malady fo prevalent throughout the fouthcrn dates, and lb afflicting to families refiding in all low countries, redundant with marfhes, lakes, dagnated pools, rivers, thefe celebrated and universally edcemed Bitters have furpaffed every remedy everadminiflercd, for the relief and cure of that mod obdinate op preffor of the human frame. Numberlefs indan cesof their efficacy have been tcdified; after the barks, and various other extolled prescriptions, failed, they proved fuccefsful, to the admiration of thofe who experienced and witneffed their happy effects. Dr. Robcrtfon InfallibU Worm Defroyng Lozenges.

A medicine highly neceffary to be kept in all 1 lamiues. irricc 50 pochondriac and Hyderic com plaints, StraDguary travel, Rheumatifm, and Gout. They are peculiarly ferviceablc in FcmaleDif. orders, and cfpecially in the removal of thofc olw In afthmatic or corifumptive complaint, hoarfe 7 Or which are the great fource of their com. nefs, wheefings.fhortnefrof breath, and the hoop plaints at certain periods; they poffefs this eminent adtrantare over mod other purgatives, that, whilft they operate gently, they produce neither coftiTe.

nefs, debility, nor too great excitement when, ever there is a predifpofition to a difeale, arifi0g fromTnaxfh effluvia, a too copious ufe of ardent fpirits, or a vitiated date of the bile, they rc fure to relieve. Dr. Dyott Patent Itch Ointment. For pleafantnefs, fafety. expedition, eafetatd certainty, is infinitely fuperior to any other ine dicine, for the cure of that mod difagrceable sici tormenting difotder the ITCH.

Price 50 cents per box. Dr. Djott Infallible Tooth Atbe Drops. Price 50 Cents. CircaJJlan Eye Water Celebrated for curing mod diforders of the eyes.

Price 50 Cents. Dr. TiJots Celebrated Gout and Rheumatic Drrt, Price Two Dollars. Dr. GoJltlfs Vegetable Balm of Life.

Price One Dollar. The Balm of Iberia Extracted from an Iberian plant, for curirtgde feds of the fkin, and improving the complexion, Price Two Dollars. Tie Reforative Dentrijice. For cleanfing, whitening, and preferving tie teeth and gums. Price Fifty Cents per box.

Maby's Plaifler Cloth. Price Fifty Cents. Prepared by Buuchony Lordonet. Since the above invaluable medicines were firft difcovered, upwards of (even hundred thonfanj perfons have experienced their happy and falutary effects, many of whom from the lowed ftagc of their diforders. Take notice that each and all of the above ge nuine medicines are on the outfide covers viiil tbe Jignature of the fol: proprietor.

T. W. DYOTT, M. D. "Perfons defirous of.

confultingDr Dyott may, by applying as above, obtain his advice gratis. APPROBATION. WE, the underfigned, do hereby certify, tht having in various cafes ufed the Family MtAUUn of the late Celebrated Dr. Robcrtfon which are now prepared only by his Grandfon, Dr. T.

W. Dyott, of Philadelphia, we have found them highly ferviceablc inour families, and particularly effi cacious in removing thofe complaints for which they are prefcribed, we feel affured of their excellence, and confider thefe medicines valuable, and well worthy the attention of all families. In tcfti mony hereof, we have affixed our refpectivc fig natures. David Jones, Late chaplain to Gen. Wayne, Cheder county.

Wm. Aycrs, v. d. m. No.

Iia, North Fifth drcet, Edward Wallington, No. 9, Quecn dreet. Nathaniel Bayne, No. 85, north Front ftreet. John D.

Nelfon, No. 134, South Front flrcct. Adam Vance, No. 79, Chridian dreet. William Julian, Harmony Court.

Jacob Shough, No. 1 8 1, Noble dreet. David Fiflicr, No. 187, Arch dreet. Jacob Huff, No.

355, Callowhiil dreet. H. L. Broflaflcy, No. 82, fouth Sixth dreet.

John Shreeves, jr. No. 53, Coates dreet. James Hammill, N. E.

corner of Race and Tcnth drcct. Hannah Burden, No. 529, fouth Front ftreet; Thomas Rofe, Tammany dreet, near Fourth. Prcdon Goodwin, Market drect, near the Per manent Bridge. James Branfon, Northampton townihip, Burlington county, N.

J. William Hollingfhead, Mullica Hill, Gloucester county, N. J. Enoch Eldridge, Greenwich townfhip, Gloo ceder county, N. J.

Ifaac Wiggins, Cheder county. John Smith, No. 368, North Second flreet. Chridopher Drcfhcr, Upper Dublin (Pa Jofcph Henry, Evanfburgh, Montgomery Co. George Ingels, United States Arfcnal, Philadelphia.

David Miller, No, 140, fouth Second drcet. Abraham Hedon, Near the Columbia tavern, Lancader Road. Aaron Woodruff. Elizabeth town, (N.J.) James Ni. Hoficr, Nantucket.

Hector David, Gcrmantown. rr. George Fulmcr, Auguda Townfhip, Northum oympioms. xu tuoimon lympiomj oi worms herland County. "kT 111 T'JZ" Jh MS Norridown, Penn.

the feat; darting, and grinding of the teeth in deep; fwelling of the upper lip; the appetite fome timet bad, at other times voracious; loofenefs; difagreeable breath a hard fwelled belly great third the urine frothy, and fometimes of a whitifh colour griping or cholic pains; an invo George Stokes, Norridown, Penn. Abel Jones, Blockley townfhip, Penn. David Miller, Mount Pleafant, Kenfington. William Spohn, S. E.

corner of Second and Race dreets. luntary difcharge ot fahva, cfpecially when afleep, I. frequent pains in the fide, with a dry cough, and llC' that bo? Wedicinei unequal pulfe; palpitations of the heart tfwoon CKPrrPfr tT a ing. cold fweat. palfey epileptic fits, "lS S'r5 MeJ Though numberlefs medicines are extolled for arc0ufe No.

137, corner of Second and expelling and killing worms, none are equal in ef ficacy to Dr. RobenfonU Worm DedrLng Lo f. nd Scnrcral Frclh zenges, they are mild in their operation, and may M5dlcinc of cvcrX defcription, warranted ge Dr. Dyott sAntUBilhns Pills. For the prevention and cure of Bilious and Malignant Fevers (Price 25 cents large boxes 30 cents) Thefe Pills, jf timely adminidered, will remove the caufes which commonly produce the Yellow Fever, Bilious Fevers, Ague and Fever, Cholic Pains, Flatulencies, IndigcdionaodivencfsjHy tp Thofc who purchafe by the quantity, for ca(h, will be allowed a very liberal difcount.

NB Country dorekeepers can obtain the agency for vending the above medicines, on conimif fion, by addt effing the proprietor, accompanied with fatisfactory reference, Letters, pod paid, from any part of the conti nent, will meet attention. February 8, 28x4..