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'ROM SATUR.DAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. GEORGE A. - - hakstuftion to the Commander of our Ships of War and Priva teers, and to the Judge of the kfigb Court of Admiralty. Given kg our Court at St. Jaines`c, the Nineteenth Day of December, • One thoufand eight hundred and keen, and in the forty-eighth year odour reign. Our will at.d plcafure is, that all vefels and their cargoes, coming from a Port of RuSa aired to a Port of our United King dom, which have already failed, or Shall fall before the fait day of next January, IDaf not be interrupted by our cruisers, to who:darter fuels veffels and their cargoes may belong. And in ease any veffel fo coming &all be detained and brought in, cud' veal, with her cargo. Sall be forthwith liberated, upon giving bail to antwer adjudication, and ilia be finally removed, upon proof that the veffel was coming with the goods for importation into the United Kingdom; and the Matter Shall be permitted to receive his freight; and to proceed with his veffel and crew to any Port not blockaded of the Country to which the rad belongs. By his Majefty's Command. (Signed) KAWIIOIII7IT. FOREIGN OFFICE, DECEMBER s 6. - - Th: Kum has been pleafed to appoint Lord Vif count STILANGFORD to be his Majefty's Envoy Extra ordinary and Minifter Plenipotentiary to the Court of her Moll Faithful Majefty. Aumisuss.i Y orricn, DEMMER s 6. Copy of Letters from Rear Admiral :he Honourable Sir Ale:aa • der Cochrane, K. B. Comisander to Chief of his Majety's eldpa sad Tad' at the Leeward Muds, to the Honourable &Deltic, Tatola Roads, Nov. t, 1807. Sin—The inelnrcd copy of a letter from Lieutenant Bird, of his Majefty'sfloop Superieure. acquainting me with the capture of a privateer, I fend for the information of the Lords Conamiffioners of the Admiralty. lam fdrry to obferve to their Lordaips that this capture has onahooed a lots to the fervice of a molt excellent officer, Captain Buller. who was killed by a enact ball in $1 hotly Imam/ on his men to bawd the enemy. who was much fu perior in lambert to his own crew. I hoe the honour to be, Se. (Signed) etas• COCIIIANE. His Malefty's Brig Superieure. Barbadoes • towing W. z ant Leagues. OR. t 7. • Sir—The unfortunate death of Captain Bulle impofes the duty on me to inform you of the capture of the French fchooner privateer la Jopo %nil, after an &Rion of an hour and a quarter; in the early part of which Captain Buller received a tnulleet ball through the head, while in the of of attempting to board, and expired immediately His Majelty's brig Hawke was in fight during the chace, and joined an hour after the aCtion had ceafed. To the officers and crew of the Superienre I feel much indebted for their (disport, particularly Mr. Hawkey, the Matter, and Mr. Gummage, Midfhipman. La Jopo 11E3 is a remarkable fioe veil.), pierced for fourteen guns ; had only fix eighteen pounders mounted, and one on a !reverting car: iage I moaned with 95 men ; out thirty.two days from Point a Petre, Guadeloupe, and had not made any capture. I beg leave to fubjoin a lilt of the killed and wounded, and I have, &c. (Signed) Jones G. BIRD, Lieut. • Superieure--4 killed, and 8 wounded. La Jopo I'Oeil—ss killed, and 19 :rounded. Tortola Roads, 'thy. 3, any. Sir—l have the pleafure to inclofe.jfor the information of the Lords Commillioners of the Admiralty, copies of letters from Captain Ballard, of his Majefty's ithip.,Bionde (to whom i feel much indebted for lirkexestions), acquainting me with the cap ture of three French privation. It will 1 trult 'ford great fatisfoftion by their Lordffiips to ob terve, that one of them is the Ode Alert, of twenty guns, which has been of late fo faecelshal; and another, the Haley, formerly in his Majefty's fenieet the latter has had a thorough repair, with many improvements, at Guatlaloppe, and from her great *wee would have haft a formidable cruiser againit the trade. I have the honour to be, &c. ,(Signed) ALEX COCIIIILANC. Blonde, Lat. i3.:3. N. Long. 55 W. zath September. Sir—At one A. M. two fail were dircogered from the matt head to leeward of or, to whom we gave ehace. ,At eight had the fatisfaition of capturing l'Hirondelle. French privateer fchooner, belonging to Guadeloupe, mounting eight guns (fix of which were thrown overboard in the chaise) and 84 men.— She had captured the during this cruise, the cotter of which was recaptured. I have the honour to be, Sec. (Signed) v. v. BALLARD Blonde, at Sea,hL 12.30. long. 54. W. a3d September. Sir—l have much fatisfadion in informing you, that his Majefty's fhip Blonde, tinder my command, captured at one A. M. the French privateer brig Dufquefne, late his Majek's fehoonerlietley, of 16 24-pound carronades, one long 26 pounder, four fwivels, and one hundred and twenty men, belong. ing to Guadeloupe. Site had, on the at ft, captured the brig jetryes of Dublin, bound to Barbadoes in ballaft. • Having captured in fo fhort a time, as little more than a month, four privateers, I cannot conclude this letter without recommending to your particular no tice, for his exertions, Mr. Edward Jenkins, my Firft Lieutenant. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) V. v BALLARD. V. 8. Since thflciis been in the French let vice, they have given hens very complete repair ; added to her length ; fo that the is very fit for one of his Majelly's Blonde, at Sea, October re. Sir—On our, way to Surinam, in latitude to. N. • and longitude - 57. 30. W. a (hip was feen at day. light from the malt head to the north weft. Her manoeuvres and appearance ftrongly indicated her to be an enemy's cruizer, and not unlikely to be that dangerous privateer the Alert, who has done fo much injury to the trade ; this determined me to cbace her, though it would run tie fat to the well ward. At ten P. M. we had the fatisfallion of get ting alongfide of her, when a few well direlted fhot induced them to Orike their colours. She proved to be the identical• Alert, of twenty guns, long nines and fixes, one hundred and forty men, lad from Cayenne, had taken nothing. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) V. V. BALLARD. &defile, Tortola Roads. November y, Sta.—The inciofed letter which I have jult received from Mr. m Rogers, the Molter of the Wdfor Cattle packet,gties an account of the capture of a French privateer. It Is fist+ an inftance of bravery and perfevering courage, combined with great pretence of mind, as wac Scarcely ever ex ceeded. He has sewn fuck ability in defending one of his Ma jetty's packets,tbat I hope it will feature hint else commind of the Wit that is vacant —I have the honour to be, Ike; • • • • (Si gne d) *JAMMU/SR COCIZAIII. Wbsdfor Oak Packet, Callifie Bay, sd Citftober. 211 0 7. Sift—Having, in my paffagarons England in the Windfor Cattle packet, with the mails for Birbadoes and the Leeward Illands, been attacked by a_French privateer . within the limits of your Ration, I take the liberty of acquainting you, that we were furtunate enough to rapt*, her gran- a fevers rived with her fak in this Bay. She was ken ria.eltemioniaf the in lat. i3. t N. lend law* c 4. W. half pal vtghk nsa4e all, fail in abate whips every esartiab rigs andel+) get but finding ii-insieffible, preparations ..make the beft refinance we could, and to fink the mails if neeeffary. At noon the fehooner got within gu. French colours, and began her fire, which was re turned from the Ran choice guns; this was continued until the caw near, when we were hailed in very opprobrious terms, and defired to ftrike the colotvs. On refuting to do fo the ran alongfide, grappled the packer, and attempted to board, which we repotted by the pikes, with the lots of eight or ten men on the part of the enemy, when the fchooner attempted to get clear bp ending the t rapplings, but the main yard being locked in her rigging the was prevented. Great exertions were continued on both tides ; and I had occafion to Ration a part of the crew in charge of the mails, to shift them as ciretuntianees required, or to cut them away in cafe of our failure. About three we got one of our fix pounder eatro nides to bear upon the fchooner, loaded with double grape, cannifter, and one hundred musket balls, wineh . was fired at the moment the enemy were mat• ing a [mad defperate attempt to board, and killed and wounded a great number. Soon after this I em braced the opportunity of boarding, in turn, with five men, and fucceeded in driving the enemy from his quarters, and about four o'clock the fchooner was completely in our poffeffion. She is named the Jenne Richard, mounting fix 6-pounders and one long 18-pounder, having on board at the commencement of the anion ninety-two men, .of which twenty-one were found dead on her decks, and thirty three wounded. From the very fairy ior numbers of the enemy (till remaining, it was neceffary to ufe every precaution in fecuring the prifoners. I was obliged to order them up from below one by one, and place them in their own irons as they came up, as three of our little crew were killed. end ten feverely wounded, the mizen matt and main yard carried away, and the rigging fore and aft much damaged. It is my duty to mention to you, Sir, that the crew of the packet, amounting at firft to twenty eight men anal boys, (up ported me with the greateft gallantry during the whole of this arduous have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) W. Roosts, Aaing Captain.. &Urine, Tortola Roads, November 3, ISCy. Sri—l inelore,for the information of my Lords ComnniSonen of the Admiralty, Copies of two Letters from Captain Stewart, Of his Majeity's Coop Port d'Elpagne, on the Trinidad Ration, giving an account of the capture of two privateers. and of de ftroying a third, with the affiftanee of Lieutenant Murray, of the fchooner Balahou; a fourth was ehartd out of the Gulp% of Paris by the Port d'Efpagne, wide% was eapturcd by his Msjefty's gun brig Attentive. I alfo Weide the Copy of a Letter from Lieutenant Yens, com manding the Laura cutter, acquainting me with the capture of a French brig letter of morgue by that veffsl and the Balaton. I have the honour to be. ace (Signed) ALII•T41111111 COCARAWt. His Majefty's Ship d'Efpsine, at Sea, Augnit tB. Sir—l have the honour to inform you, that his Majefty's (hip under my command has captured la Maria Spanifh privateer fehooner, mounting one long eighteen pounder, with a crew of (evenly four men, after 'a Chace of fix hours. She is Taft from Marga rita, without having made any capture. Rated and provifioned for three months, and bound to wind ward of Barbadoes. I feel particularly pleafed in the capture of this veffel, as (he is efteemed the fafteft failer out of any of the Windward Mends. Her Commander has ernized with the greaten face& in different privateers for the left fourteen years with out being captured. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) y. P. STEWART. His Majetty's Sloop Port D'Opagne, at Sea, September r s, Sir—l have to inform you that the boats of thie fhip, under Abe command of Lieutenants Cotgrave and Hall, this morning captured El Rofario Spani(b fchooner privateer, armed with one gun ; her crew confined of thirty four men, which made their efcape by reaching the Chore. On the loth of fan month the boats of the Balahou, in conjunftion with an armed prize from this (hip deltroyed a (mall privateer in the Bay of St. Juan. I have the honour to be, Itc. (Signed) J. P. STEWART. His Majefty's Cutter Laura, Angoft, &Boy, Port D'Erpagne. Sir—l beg leave to inform you, that his Majefty's cutter Laura, under my command. Balahou in company, on the morning of the 4th inftant, To bago S. by W. five or fix leagues. fell in with and captured. after a running fight of leveret hours, le Rhone French letter of marque, commanded by Mr. Francis Goureu, mounting fix long fix pounders, and carrying twenty ft t men ; out from Martinique ten days, bound to the river Orinoko, and had taken nothing : She is a fine copper bottomed brig, of about ninety tons, and, in my opinion, fit for his Ma jeN fery ice. Much praife is due to Lieutenant Murray in bring ing the Balahou in aition. The officers and crews of both valets behaved in a gallant and exemplary manner. I have the pleafure to add that there are none either killed or wounded on board the Laura or Balahoti. The enemy had two killed and five wounded, and her rigging andfails very much (battered. ,The Laura's rigging and fails were very much cut, and her main topmati that away during. the aftion. I have the honour to be, ite. (Signed) • Ros. Yarns, Lieut. and Censniander. • Extra& of a Letter from Sir William Sidney Smith, Rear Aind ral of the Bloc, to the Hon. W. W. Pok, dated on board his Majefty's Sip Hibernia, the apth of November, any. I have the honour to trade,* you herewith a copy of a letter I have received front Captain Sproule, of his Mrjefty's attir Selebey, Being the capture of the Speed& logger privateer Malls del gate. His Majefty's Ibip Solebay, at Sea, Nov. sy, t Se It--I have the'honour of informing you, that at daylight this morning I chafed, and at one P M. cap tured, the Sparta lugger privateer Eftrelli del Nolte, of Vigo, mounting two fix-pounder (witch. Ike. and thirty five men, with nine Englitli prifonets on board, whom they captured on the 23d inft. in the Liberty brig, of London.—l am, &c. (Signed) A.. srantiza. BANIERUPTcy ENLARGED. /UM Eyeglass. December sg. -t GuMbaU. 6,11•••••••••• 11...• r. &Or add !Tart .6,.at J , ewry • Gear Towfon of B, Sooserktlbtre, draper, dealer and chap man, December to, at tea, January 1, and February 6, at twelve. at Otildhall, London. Attorney, Mr &Willie, Manumottlard, London. Join Macaulay. Patrick Whytoek, and John Daman, all late of 'Liverpool. merchanti, dealer., chairmen and copartners, January 29, and February 61 at one. at the Globe Tavern, "Avarua- Anemia, Mr. Edward Aferoft, in Liverpool ; or Mr Hairy Ebk lock , Temple, London. Daniel Pergufon, formarly of Greenock, Scotland, but late mailer of the Chip Camilla, trading to Trinidad, chip owner, merchant, mariner, dealer airtd armour., December 2, January as, at twelve, and February 6, at one, at Guildhall Attorney, Mr. Wild, Jun. CAM item, Falcon Alum. Abraham Howling., late of Duke-ftrect. St. James's ftreet, Mid dkfcx, corn-merchant, dealer and Chapman, December 29. at Make, January 9, at ten, and February 6, at twelve, at Guild hall. Attorney, Mr. Roger., Manclaefter Buildings, Weltinin tter. William Gregg, new or late of James-Brea, Buckingham Gate, Middlefex. mover-feriverter, January s, t 6, and Feb. 6, at ten. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Norfolk Johnfon, No. 7. Charlotte !. itrat, Fitzroy Arne. Thews Dingle, late of the parifti of St. David, Exeter. white bread baker, dealer and ehastatan, January 6,7, and February 6, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. Anoraks, Mr. Tur ner, Exeter; or Mars. Williams and Brooks, New Num, Lincoln's Inn, London. Thomas Pierce. of Starerofe, within Ate parte. of Kenton, Devoe. painter, Januarys, 8, at eleven, and February 6, at four, at the Star Inn, Eater. Anorak., Mr. Turner, Exeter; or Mee& Williams and Baulks, New-fquare Lincoln's it n, London. Thomas Rural, of Peribore, W at-caftan:hire, faller, collar-maker. dealer and Chapman. January 4, 5, awl February 6, at eleven, at the Bell lan, Perthore. Ananias. Mafia. Knight and Jones, Hare coon, Temple; or Mr. Dineley, Feriliore. William Paine, of Manehefter. manufacturer, dealer and chapeaus, January ri s 12, and February 6. at twelve, at the Dog Tavern. Manehefter. Ananias. Mars Halftead and Ainfwerch. Mas t-better; or Mars Milne and Parry. Old Jewry, London. Unbar Thorp and William Paul the elder, of Reddilh Mills, Lan - make. calico ;Winter., bleachers, dealers, chapmen, and copart ners. January rt, is, and February 6, at ekvco ' at the Dog Tavern. Maneheftar. Anoraks. Mars. iialitead and Ainf worth, Moschella; or Meirs. Milne and Parry. nl•I Jewry. William Richardfon and Charles Stuart Bell, of Neweaftle upon Tyne, merchants and copartner., &almond Martian, January so. st, and February 6, at eleven, at the Three Indian Kings, Neweaftie upon Tyne. Anomie., Meffrs. Scott, Newealtle upon Tyne, or Mr. Finney, Chancery .lane. London. William Smith, of Chapede, London. warehoufanan, dealer and chapmen. January a, 9. and February 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorntes, Meffra. Greece. and IXson, Angel court. Throgmorton *rect. Howell Walters, of BMW, earthenware man. dealer and chap man, January is, ta, and February 6, at eleven, at the Bulb Tavern, Corn *rent. Briftol. Ananias, Meffn. Mr William Vizard, Gray's Inn, London ; or Mr. J. H. Frankis, St. Jobs:- *rat, BriftoL John Stapleton of Newington Comma% Middlefex, dealer and chapman, December aB, at chum. January so, at ten. and February 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. London. Anomie., • Meffrs. Tebbut and Shottleworth, Gray's Inn Square. • PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. - John Thornher, lantesThornber,and Thomas Thornber. cotton fpinners, at Runlet' Bridge, Yorkfhire, Sept 14, tBo7. Benjamin Hall and William Han, of kloundfditch, coach joiners, Dec. zs, '837. Dorothy Gerrard and Elizabeth Shore of Pall Mall, September cp. 1807. John Edwards and Samuel Diplock, of Hilperton, Wiltfttire, clo thier., Dec. 16,1807. Chadd Rand,* and Jorepla Newman, of Little Fife: Erect, Straud, coal-merchants, Bee. 7, r 807. James Ncwfome and Samuel Jackfon, of Berntmdfey,fellmongers, Sept. rs. aoy. ' ' • - Michael Wainhoafc and Edward Grace, of Leeds, merchants, Dec. 3 ,tBo7. John and Thomas Bennett, of Compton ftrect, Clerkenwell, brewers, March 24.1806. Nit rv. BITILACT 01 A tWirTza Tana YOST Ali Pruett, remit 6vie (Jerome. I 'adore you two Memorials, one from the Eighth ridents in Jeretnie, and the other from. thole in this plate, to Admiral DACrCa. Commander in Chief of his Majefly's naval forces, on the Jamaica nation. re fpefting the entrance into the f ismer port of his Majefly's frigate Petterel. The flirtation of ill Bri• fubjiets, in eonfequence, bas been mod troplea rant, and was it not for the confitence we piece in the difpofition of the Chief towards us, wecoalaknot think of remaining in the ifl end ; tent he hat eievred the affairit, its true light, and. immediately difpnehed a remonftrance to the General at Jeretnie, who hod begun to retaliate en the Engliffi. Its the difpatch, the tossduet of the General has been reprobated is, flrong terms, for prefuming to interfere with the ' aftions of a'Britifb man of war. The outrage (com plained of in the Memorial) is ascribed to an iadivi. dual officer, and not to the fenfe of the Britilh iZzi tion, for which our Prefidcnt expreires the highett veneration and tclpe&. TO 111 fICRLLIOCT SLAB ADMIRAL DACSIS,&C &C JAMAICA. jere.mie, Auguft as. dol. Ssa—We, the Subferibers, as (Micas of Great Britain. or aline as Agents in this Wand for Britifh property, beg have to lay before ?you a ftatement of fads, which involve In thik detail the mat (crime refults, and which, if viewed either Ida poetical. comma. end, or national light. will, no doubt, ea)l for the prompt attention of the Commander of his Majefty's naval force on this Sada . Ton are, of ma k. aware that we have.aventured our perfens and property in the Wand of Help, Wider the fauelim and protec tion of our Government, toofetiOntlf every act that places at ha zard our lives and funds. mutt he deprecated as'etintrary to the spirit .f that Government and fin 'cm whole goo l'faith it has been the upbraid pride of all EngliOnnees Ito roe implicit reliance. It. therefore, the following narrative evinces the danger, and ble wife difgraceful fitoation weave involved la, by the oral-soodult of one of his Majeity's Officers under your command, we eat, not only an immediate redrefs, but that (uch measures will to adopted as to prevent the poffibility of a repetition of fah a flagrant out rage on the natural rights of every, or indeed any community. On the Roth of Auguit, a boat conunan led by Lime. Roberts, from his Majetty's Pup l'ettertl, aitaed the Road of Jerernie and vifited, kit, the rani dap Royal Soareigo, Captain John ' Hanby, from whom lee demanded the ship's gown, reglfter, &cs ma ordered the Captain on board the Pete:rel. • The boat then proceeded on board ao Marken &barter called the Princxfs Ann. of Norfolk, Captain Schoofteld. After ear mining her papers, he proceeded to the Beni& (chooser Monarch, Captain le Mdurier ; from thence he went on Rom to fee the Ge • neral. Rated the nett:Sky of the (bhp for refreftments, &c. mid that the was coming into the harbour foe that purpole. 'lle Ge neral teftified his winingnets to afford theCiptain of the Fennel every (mice in his power, and feat Captain Lambert bondage to that of eCt by I deut Roberts. The boat, on rcturolog on board the Petterel. revitited the fame American fawner, and from the intemperate obi/ovation of Lieutenant Roberts, Captain Schoolfield conjcaural that it was the intention to cut out his fcitooner that night, and accordingly waited on General Francifque, repelling him to tura& a few troops for the defence of the v,lfel, in cafe of attack. Tb. Gene ral, in very aeons terms, reprobated the fears of Capt. Schoollekt as groundefs, effacing him, it was innothbk fo wanton a violation of the rights I f this Government would ever be attempted by the Commander of a & id& Stip of war. However, to faddy him, he would fend (erne folders on board, which was does ins few minutes: we think there were le, including a Mulatto Officer. About nine o'clock at night, we had the mortification and far& to find this vad had been attacked by a boat from the Petterel, was carried, and then aloofly under way for the Gip. The Sting at the fort, and the cotfullon of the town, produced an agitati an of a firkins attire ; audit was Coon obvious, that our &motion would be unsafe. Some of in, therefore, waited on the General, but we found him Co full of rage and furprife, that it was impofable to enter Into any evplanation with bhp there fore resolved to• go on board the Petterel, to reprefent the peculi arity of our fituation. and to requelt, that the (chewier might be fent back, or at . all events, the ludigke Maas that were taken on board ker. . .YY 1. On our !Mei to the fhip we, heard the dies of an nafortuoste parks in the water, whom we heed, and learnt from him, that be was one of the foldiers that had efeaped from the schooner. and that the sett, be believed, were all killed a trouaded. We proceeded on board the Petterel, when we bad the mortification to be kept a eonliderable time in Cape:nee, in confequaice of the Captain relufing to fee us. However, niter repeattd mirages, we were eventu illy honoured with his. pretence on the quarter deck ; and we cannot help noticing. that his larguage sod manners . could not have been more offeutive, had we taken on ourfelves to animadvert on his conduit, on an emotion where our lives and properties were not concerned, where, as be could not have been ignorant, that both would be materially involved to the retitle. —We in vain iodeerentred to convince Captain Lambert, of the unpka(ant dilemma End* fubjcas and property would be placed in, milers this veal was returned into port, and the lo digines (afely landed. All our tufo:dug was hownet Railed, by the vehement conduit and obfervativos of Captain Lambert, who declared, not only his determined intention of cutting out American or other neutral allele, ha the ports of Hayti, but that he would faerilice Indigines, or any um eKe, who dared to owls him. After this milker: Mal attempt to conctliste nsaucte, we fiend k neceffary to leave the Chip, and to return on sore among a people naturally irritable, and numbers of which entertain a • decided prejudice againft our colour: when to theft traits are ads dal, their catenates at the Rene which had jolt palled, we felt (aloofly apprebenfive, that our lives mid properties were is jeopardy. Fortunately, both remained, for the naolnent, tallow bly fame, on our prolniflng to make immediate reprefietedem to our Gov , tonente; but we confider, that violent now be made anweig us on thou, =kis immediate Reps are taken by your Bacellescy. to render tech 'etiolation ae you may dorm eapedient, and to give to this Government aliorames that oo hick outrage will again be attempted. Mr. Brown, • saMesioree chant here. who has a large property in his norm, was fatted and thrown into pollen Similar orders were Med aping all the Brltl fubjeas, but which nioa of us evaded by being abfsnt nearly etiolate. Mr.Tayke, Agent fur the kook of Om. Geddes and Co. of .Loodolo, was treated with the nioft.fevese threats. Mr. Brown was liberated the teat morning, bur at the fame time handed the Generale order, the he leaves the place In tisht days, on psts'of betas !sated as a traittar & if lit Mislays the mandate. The General has this day united the poverty of the EDO& Cubical in this place for the usenet of she &heaviest' khoooer and cargo, dudes to the Stati, fitsliei we Of merle are compelled to pay it! When youtliseellency tene<ts„ that in Jamie, Port au-Prioce; and all the other ports itt this Mad, thonealits st this time leveret huodreds of Britt& tolled', and as inunenfo amount of property that Ins been fent here muter -she gammon of national boom and geed ikh, It' Cutely le unnemffary to ex tend our admiration' on tbbfallea ,Io order to imprate on yea limsßasey's Riad either the isametinee of the cafe. or the mestere@ to be adopted to evade them peanut confequenees that may *of e. We conceive that Great behaln has to tar recognifott this G o . vernment, as at all mots to entitle them to apedt the ammo stages and rights of Rations in their porta, and slug their emits. But If *kith Rips of war are to be permitted to ester into tkdr ports in a builds manner, and to cut out the vefftlsof other Ration. that are therein authored for the purports a trade i sad iflodigme foklieri are to be Walked In defending their territory from to outtageom a violatieo of all rights. natural metal as neutral, we Curtly mask &hoodoo oar commercial mistime with this country. and thereby tender null all Lb Majefty's Licences for this beadle Mal trade. We, therefore, plies onetime and property mita year prela tic.. id trait no delay will take place in relieving us from a di lemmas of to ferious and painful a nature -.end in order to reclaim • the bufiocfs, we have fent a mereoget exprefsly with this Memo• rial. which will be profaned to your EzceUency by Mr J Ritchie sod Ma Wm D. Robinfon, whom we have authorifed to reprefori mood to make Cock further eincidatiemand sersoyernetto as they may deem belt for out intercit and (afety. We have the honour to be, your Excellency's Mott obedient and very humble Servants, DUNCAN and TAYLOR.. J. H. BROWN WM. LE &ILIUM& JOHN itiTCLUI WALTBR 808 W. D. ROBIN:A/NI T. B. SMITH JOHN HoßitltY A Ami Myworial was prefented by the Brit4h sitiog, so at . • BANKRUPTS. 4 ' . . it.' , . ~., .of Dengwerth, Enflame. Weneftwilifts. filiku e egi . " . 4 . .to furreadir JanuaryA, s. at dm Peerless' _„•, t „ t , mama ; and *brow/ it at thr Bell her. Pwilibeni ; V. f *nth ' *• it """' *• . Atteneey, Mr Seuelekl , s eeverle-ftreem Pket4reet. eof the ; • ry. el Pleet.ftrest, Louden, "wee eneldlet. &Par add a*ay from . . , December 19. ]Miry es. se eV% and 'Alvan 6 .•al • were ma d e to . at Gulldball. .Attornies, Mess. Roblefemeed./.16e. New. -Spare, Ltheoln'a Inc. ,e 1 arrangeente jar Moore, o f o no Roffou meet, m oni fk r> . pagod a . dude, sod ammo, December ag. at twelve, jan ,tts 'hot, hnilliel 9, et tee, sod irdertary 6, attendee, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr . m p h o o„ „; _ Adana. 014 Pry, Leedom _ _ . - . . January U. Jonas Levy, of New Lille- ftreet, Leiceftertvizra. Middlefes, °Bolan, deluder and ebapenso, at ten, at Ontbiliall. January Is. Jame, Hodes; Id Watling-ftreet, London, ware landsman, 4 -rr and chaplain, at ten, at Oundisafl. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. Thomas Antra, of • Denpreatia, Evelio/Ins Wontßatite, SAW and ;au-maker. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FROM THE PARIS PAPERS. VENICE, DEC. 3. His Majefly vilited on the 111 of this month, a pan of the Lagunes and the fort of Malamocco.— Yeflerday, at ten o'clock, his Majefty witneffed the launching of a frigate in the arfenal. At two o'clock he was prefent at the amufement of the Regatta. It was a match of gondolas, in three parties ; the firfi wat between two boats, manned by a Tingle rower each; the fecond and third between boats manned with two rowers each. The courfe they took was the great canal which croffes the city from one end to the other. The beautiful Rallies which had ferved on the fiat entrance of the Emperor, cut through the crowd of barks, and cleared the paffage for the gondolas, which followed in the race. His Majeliy, with all his Court, was fituated in the balcony of the Palace, which commands a full view of the canal.— This charming fight, the immenfe number of barks, and the joy manifeßed by the crowds of fpc6ators, difplayed Venice in all its fingular beauties. The il luminations which concluded the day were general, and magnificent beyond defeription. The King of Naples arrived this morning. His Majefty the Emperor is gone to vifit a part of the Laguna, which be has not hitherto ken... ' PARIS, DEC. rt. A letter from Bourdeaux announces, that an Ame rican yard, from Philadelphia,' was flopped by an Englifli frigate, as the was about to enter that liar hour, in confequence of orders 'mired by the Cap taio.of the latter to detain all veal* bound to trench ports. Letters from Peteriborgh announce. that Tome changes are about to take place in the Ruffian Mi niflry. On the 7th of November there was a gond ball at Court, to which General Savuy was inirfied. BOLOGNA, NOV. 14. Lan Saturday arrived here the Ertl divilion of the Ruffians. who, with a train of artillery; continued their mute on the following day for Padua, by way of Ferrari. The fecond column arrived here today, the third and fourth will pals through on the 27th and yoth. BERLIN. DEC. to. It is announced that the Court will immediately quit Memel for Knaingiberg. AU reports agree in Rating, thin the Court of Ruffle has greatly tumefi ed itfclf to procure a general peace, on which alone feems to depend the Raid evacuation of our country. The troops of Baden arrived here on the 19th of No vember from Stralfund. On the following day they proceeded on their route for the Principality of -Bareuth. On the fame day the troops of Datmaadt arrived, and on the 2 ta continued their tom • '`Y, ,