Star. — London, England, 1804-06-19 00:00:00

i voice*. But what wouldhave been the advantage of a broad AdMiniaration, in which there would be no concetrion, and itt which no two individuals would agree ? The Right Hon. Gentleman then vindicated the changes which had been made in Adminiflratinn. It w--uld be abfurd in him to argue that Lord Mel ville was a better leaman than Lori St. Vincent I but there was nothing ridiculous in his aliening that be would prove a better Lord of the Admiralty.— The Noble Lord who was at the head of the Foreign I Department had not been degraded, as was contend. - ed, by being removed to the Home Department.— Such an infinuation, had it not come from a quarter which he could not fufisea of fitch an intention, he fhottld fuppoft was only meant to produce variance between thole who had always aced together with cordiality. Mr. FOXtook a general view of every thing which bad been advanced in the courfe of the debate by the chief fupplorters of the Bill. From the latenefs of the boor at which he role, and the great range of contii. tutional arguments which be•advanced agaitill the -Bill, as well as the variety of other political obferva dons which he thought it neceltary to anfwer, it is inspoffible fur us to give any thing but a mere im pede& outline of tome parts of his fpeech. He ob fereed the readinefs which had been difplayed by the new Minifter to throw down the gauntlet and enter the lifts of political contention. It was far from being his intention to contend for prowets with that Right Hon. Gentleman: but this he felt himfelf bound to fay, in anfwer to Come infinuations that had been thrown out, and in juftice to himfelf, in juftice to the Hon. Friends on the bench below him, ( Marrs. Grenville, Windham, &c.) and in juftice to what he believed to be the univerfal prevailing opinion anions all thinking men throughout the country, that if ever there was a time at which'more than another it vas required that the patlions of all men Omuta be Rifled, not irritated, that their minds and tempers Mould be reconciled, not thwarted and provoked; and, in Wort, that the Government of the country &add confia of a Raid, ftrong, and highly retped edfet amen, it was the relent moment. The right of his Majeßy to chute his own Minillers, no per fin, he believed, entertained the lean doubt of; but it was a maxim equally recognifed in the conflitutional pradice of the country, that, whenever the Houk of Commons found that a Minitler was either weak and inefficient, or that he was corrupt andproffigate, they had an undoubted right to exprefs their ditapproba. lion of his condo& and that if his Majelly did not think pollee immediately In difplace hits, yet that he hould take the hint himklf, and give in his religna tion. The Right Hon. Gentleman bad acknowledg ed that more than in words—be had acknowledged it i n action. Now be sank obferve, that notwithßanding the extraordinary totems of the Right Hon. Gentle- j man oppoble him (Mr Pitt), it mull ba confeffed, • that the country has at pretent an inefficient Admi lsiftration. To every accusation that was brought forward againll the prelent Adminiaration, the Right Iftmentrable Gentleman teemed only to enterer by a inference to himfelf: he-teemed to be as much de lighted with the vanity of his return into office as be was at his &ft entry in his youthful days, and Paid with peculiar complacency to a Gentleman on the bench below him, " Yuu mud confider, Sir, that this fa not the Cause as the late Adminiaration." He even repeated the (entente alma in' the fame breath, with only a different modification of the terms of the . phrafe. He bad afterwards rene,:ed the fubjed of the change of Admiroiaration, and was very kvere upon tome of the Honourable and Right Honoura ble Gentlemen who fit upon this fide of the Houfe for their not haviagconceded to his propofali, and by that means com ing into power directly, as the offer was made to them. Their refufal on that twee of attachment to a political principle which was ge *trolly admitted to be founded in inflict, was highly honourable to their charafters as pol:tical men ; no thing could poffibly be more to. Some of tie Gen. Omen on the other fide, however, were glad to find that they had two firings to their bow, and as (nem as they found that one was cracked. they home aliately faced upon the other. But then tie Cave etfons of different dekriptions on the bench op. pane to him at prsfent t one officer immediately under the ?distiller loimfelf had been changed, be- Faure be was a bad one; the head of the Admi ralty (in old relevance:l Admiral) was changed, becaufe be was a bad one, and nnt fo capable of coon 'fading maritime affairs as my Lord Melville ; but then there was noodle: officer, for whole removal be could not fo well account t he . was in one office, which no doubt required ability in the pert on who was to perform the duties of the fituation ; he was removed from that he could not fill, becaufe he was not fit for it, and he was immediately put into another that was equally ordinate- Yet all thefe difficulties were e*tsly to be fitratoonted, and the Gentlemen on this fide were to Witold of there being fuch a variety in the cotapnfition of their body. For his part, he was fur. piked to find that any let of Gentlemen could pollibly a& fo pettedly in unifon without any fy :tem of co operation either expreffed or underarm.' having ever been laid down or agreed upon between them. The notionrable Member then took a Feneral view of lie different provilions of the Bill, taste I V Illg particularly the new cl4ufe with which thc framer of ir had ch...t ) tbt fit torrindif t his meafore at that advanced pc. i•td. The confutittnthat it would create in the country to have a Fort of Nl•litia, as :t was called, as time of peace re. turning t 'their h ~,,, esfor the illOtt part G. W.. 17. he ridiculed in the ft trerefl manner. The n 1 I Nii:i,l4- Men Could he found, the Yorkthire in York. the Mo.! clinks in Mi.'dletex. ront trooni do: .- of many of there bein;; rat d by 1, N „,11 b. tunas, and by the tecro4ing fur; mit, it .1.111•1 /`C almntt I,2ipOifi ble to rolled them togc;her. no hem pwat in the Bin !PIA could man into a Corinth and ) t ,t v..,. I .4: Ili it the Execntive Clovernme• r w.. 111.! .te p tit of the BM which fa' .1 , t !hail attached to a 1'111.C 1 1 % .1f 111. ICC oe thi • 1. I. 11,11. !I undoubtedly they wia I.: I ~,,;a io vniy v oi. m t 1 .„,, of the country. A Iirol•:1 a 11.-y b. of l ii., by the w. 1., I t , ' . 1.! g 1 !•,* 111.1 u game tiro a pat tict.la• •,• 1I •' Cain ...Is a 1.--r I dt. .1' A' T ~~ I. 6 .I ti 1 , It ...t nlll.ln,c 1 ilri r Ww• Ktt Cos .1, 1141 el I. b• G:nd 1.e.. hate: , • 1 1 • 1 . I 1 ! ' I . • • 1 I . 1 1 k 1 f • Country are cramped by the very meafure which if, in tended to defen4 it. He hoped, however, that fe.tni every thing that had been advanced againft it frorn the m .I 1 refpedable perfon► in the country for talent. for tune and cortneeions, hut particularly by the land. ed intereft, that though the minority Ihould not be fo great as was by fome ex7efted, yet that even in that cafe he (hould hear no more of the indecent declara ration that he would not Idke the hint, where the meafure W. 211 objeaed to by nearly one-half of the re pref.-rotation of the Empire. General NORTON Paid a few words in fupport of the Bill, but the quellion was fo loudly called for, that his obfervations could not be beard. The Houfe then divided on the motion, that the Bill be engroffed, Ayes 265—Noes 223. —Majority for the Bill +2. In the Lobby, the CHANCELLOR of the EX CHEQUER addretTed the Members. He Rated, that it was his intention to propetfe the third reading of the Bill this afternoon. From the extreme length to which the debate had gone, an early divition might be expeled. A little time having elapfed, he again addreffed the Gentlemen, Rating, that feveral walled the Bill to be read a third time now, but that it would be incontinent with.the forms of Parliament to do fo. Adjourned at lialf-pail four o'clock. LONDON. TUESDAY, JUNE It. PRICE OF STOCKS THUS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK CooL for Juty 5 61F—Itrauck. d 5 if—Onnhou 314. Short AIM 3 w 3 I.l6—Excheq. Bills 43. diL Lai night the Miniller had a majority of 42. He took occalr-n to date repeatedly,that, whatever m:ght 'be the fate of the Bill, he would not letir:. While in the lobby he intimated to his friends, that the reading was intended for this day, and that an early divifien might be expeded. Indeed the foonLr it it fettled, one way or other, the better, for public bufi nefs is very much interrupted, and many Officers, both Military and Naval, are kept in town who ought to be elfewhere. Advice' were yefterday received overland from Madras under date the loth of January, bringing the pleating intelligence of a definitive treaty of perpetual amity and alliance, having been figned and ratified on the Seth December lull, between the &lin Cr , - vernment, and the UrritechForces of Seierdiz, and the Rajah of Berar. The Treaty was figned by Major General W , on the part of the Government ; and we learn that it i highly advantageous to the Britifh interefis. We retain the important fumes of Broach, with every important fituation on the coal+ in the Guzerat. The authot ity of the Peifhwa is a.:- knowledged, and he is ezpeeed fhortly to be rearmed to his former dignity in the Empire. Colonel blAscotst was appointed to proceed, with out delay, as Antbatrador at the Court of Scindia. We have, however, to add the particulars of ano ther anion, which took place a (port time prior to the ratification of the Treaty. It will be rem:lofted that a eeffation of hailities had taken place for Inme time on the part of Seindiat ; bin the Rajah of Ilerar had declined entering into any engagement of the kind, though lie never (hewed an inclination to hazard a battle. About the middle of December,' detachment from General WELL \ittlr'S army, with part of the Cub& diary force under Colonel Sr erenson, (termed the fortrefs of Gyalgnr, on the borJers of the territory of the Rajah of Derv. Our lots was very trifling eon lidered with the enemy's ; and the following will be found a correel return on that octal/on : Major General Welikeers Dlvilion—Eur.vesrm s k lkd and s wounded. Natives t killed, 9 wou el,d, and s miffin g . SuliGeliary ivitee•rererean.s: woucii,d. Nadirs s 7 lided,42 wounded, and s sniffing. Toed—Europeeni 5 killed, 59 worrJed, Nal Wee I wounded, aid 3 mith,.g. Liestatant George Wong, or the vi Batt:Aim of the 7th R.L.I mew of Native Infantry. Ohl cr Woota4cilv-1.1,-ater.aat Colonel Kr,tly. to Dartall^e nth Re giment Native kiloliter, and Lief , nant 2,1 Litt...l:i.n 7th Regiment Native Infat.try. The fortrefs was taken by ilorm on the isth of December, and 52 braf and iron guns fell into our poffelEon. The accounts from B•mbay by this conveyance come down as late as the 24th of Jtnulry. FRnll4 TN[ r.: , :4I:AY CIURIIR EXTRAORDINARY, JANUARY 21.—We have the ;.I....tf.tre to arm ',lnce the arrival at Madras. n 1 the 81i. ;:t F. of !.,.> %Near'. (hips ArtiiN and tict I•TAv, and t!:: Cc:lst-al &matt Indiaman, om England. The At.. xlO NI and Sc: ra parted from the ii.u.sst. aid Cr.AMPUS men of war on the 16th of 0rt.4,0 thr..e days aft.:r leaving Rio Jane:ro, with the I.•:rd Mdville, Earl St enter, N,r thampttm, Princif. y, z Ann, lodiamtn under nvov. and 1. ivt (.;••t.. rapiuted !Le Oat c:1•• ttho hid ti re 1 k i 1 Arpc.t: s, %%, . I h.ttl 10 . .. wt.! is •“t. th J t;.e la. f utn no abilc . .,ia; but from u!,, *h the G.hteAt. rCok T N 4.1 a nolt t I:;,,v%vi! 'rwo 1).11,1: )1,!. i j4J fr. m Pen: •pf .^, I , . u%. I vq‘t. to ri c :11,6 , r) I.J I,: 7 t II 1111 u-erc !:.: I: t Li ~.,~:e ,•c .I c .!) • f tl Li: rrll Lrc.,s, I,e m ►-ti U c t-' ~Inoti,t••• This day we received direrentjetters ana News- PArrs from the Mediteranean, but our limits oblige us to confine ourfelves this day to the following : EXTRACTS FROM THE GIBRALTAR GIARONIGLE. • Gibraltar, May s• N Letters from Spain Rate that the. Freneh halm taken poffeffion of Naples. This the Reader had likely been led to aped from the previous motions of their troops, and the complaints of their Generals. But how the Emperor of Ruffin, who teemed to have taken that Sovereign under his fpecial protec tion, has been brought to confent to it ;',or wliether the Chief Conful his difregarded the Emperor's in terference, as he 41 in the cafe of the Kiwo of, s e itnisiA, is Rill a problem which time only will enable us to folve. _ _ . " It is rumoured that the invidious policy of Bo•" IiAtARTI having eaufed fuppofed e r onverfation be•. tween the PILINCI of Peace and . the Englifh Envoy at Madrid to be inferred in the Alloititeur, in which the latter was reprefented as vindicating the meafttre of affaffinating the FIRST COUStit:j Mr. Facts waited upon the Patrice of Psacs,,who readily agreed with him, in private, that no fuch converfatiun had taken place. but refuted to publifh the difavowal, alledging that he could not be accountable for publications in the French papers. Our Envoy, however, judging a public refutation of the calumny indifpenfably necer fary, is reported to have trAtifmitted a flatement of the event to our Government, and, until the arrival of further Mang:lions, to have defined from viating the Court. • We learn from an Officer who arrived yellerday from the Eaft Indies, by way of Egypt, and who goes home with difpatches for Government, that our hill fucceffies have been followed np by leveed other brilliant viaoiies, t h e feint; of which has been the. ccnquall of the Country of Olilia t by which means the whole coatl from Bengal to Madras, is how in our hands, and there will no longer be ap e interrup ts-in to the -commenicatien by land between clink . two important fettlements. "The fonte Gtiticman adds, that nothing can be fafc•-, or mole iieastrut, than. travelling •thrdngho Egypt, fine the Be;, have ritakeitiorcifinn nr th e ! Country. - Exra llsr, hating excited She ffifirtia of the otter B,:ys by his ferret intelligence with die At awns and Albanians, has been. obliged to betike hinsfelf to flight, 11111.: his treafures Lase been plurr dered.—A Ruffian Fleet of 24 fail, rroceedhig:froar, the Black Sea, was to enter thelltdiserra . .4.o ue.the. pal pole, a. is underilortd, cif oppi,fing lAe execiation, of the botlile Kokes of the F:yeackagaisilk the Puri kith or Neapolitan Dorniniouil • • N On TueWAY lea . C; Caertl CfstAkertllll4l)lHass:' der in Chief of the, itieigishogring Milkiak, ; ;aje _molt elegant ent:rtatinment .to his Freeing:4 Sir Tunica& Tamara sad Ili* Lad Arpteeieds toleitir de r ' patinae fOr England. :111s Ettse/lency was attended' by the commending Officers, tbilfe of. thc . 4taff s . 3cp. and their Families, to the Grease Cows. ,On that plcafant fpot had been laid a lonttibierpeifelitythel. tcrcd from the beams .'f the ten by the thick ladei of the tree,, and ezteaiive aw hills, made with spa • nilla and English ; and at thiee o'clock, the party, confi:ti.tg tit about aiglity Gentlemen end Ladies, fat down t,i an excellent dinner. The pain eipal toalls were, the Kano ..f grate, the Kowa of ENCLA so. and the of K I N T . Two eery goo d bands played the whole time in an adjacent reeds of the Grove. .1 he Party ftnm oge Garrifon returned in the evening, highly delighted with the attentions paid them by G.netal Ca. • and his dicers, whole politcnefs cannot be exceeded." Many perfons have nal 4 kenly tinder flood. that the Di i lends oti the c:c.nfol, are not to be paid at the .du 41 time. The faa of which we can atfuie the public i., that they will be paid on the 9th of J uly,. and will open on the loth of Angull.-1 per Cent. N.tvy on the tcA if July.-3 per Cent. South Sea, dittn.—New :;.•iii I, Sea.. ditto. The Courts!; of Dsaaytt t Y and her twn amiable daughters at Lived yenci day moaning at their.boufe in Pot tin.m..quare. flout G‘ioba. Infoceing Field 01:Icers of Yeomanry and Vain tea Corps in Notill lintain, and the Counties corn p• ;ring their dill , ias-- . 112 . 2.c1i5.g had OffiCITS. Courtin. • I f Co. %%ht. FJPV.orth I t. Col. Canmder, Ltnlithams a - d Peebles Ir. C. .I. Air lames Sad, Had. ii g1. , f1 and narwlek C , :l. A Locna.r.lo, &Auk. a... 1 RoaS..rgh Ca %I. It..ilie. Reuit.w ..1,4 I ~n, 1, i,. C.I. W. - 'ought. ' Dutntrie. and him,vehestit 1-r. Co.. (.;Run. Ayr, bun and Wigton I.t CIA hit.rray. Dunham. and auf un i t 1... 4.,..: Rasa. Argyll IA :....I .m.):!1, l' • th and Claetrr:tnnzn 1., C.I. Ft.', Pout:lag. An;ue I•i:e. a .1 Kinr..fs 1..:. I. Ct.r.1..t..*tm..n.0g. -.V.. 7.'.c ~ and :..i.o. I.t. Cut koblault, Ile: , Li. t it. n.anll.4in I.:. Col. Rol:. I twit. Cr.. nt..rt y. and lattrAc , t. 1 el. 1;.1.0e 01 the 1::, It Ovt. Vl ' ili-n.r •n. C t- .1•,I, o,l,si!' -: rd I.t. Cot. Ni...,1•0.,..1, 19 .... 1,, , ,,,:r,Ar4 .....7 I:. N, Ye derd.,y ?iv r •itirz the f , n: a r..g cos ii• t Vo:iri tcet•, 1-I,Fitt2 to :he rn Dt%tr., , n, nt .4b- id 5: Do :I). i. v;4. the lVtt - ;:e. .1, the :stile C. r . in the E ,dchni .It c, • . t . 'itch, the 1'...t!.1•ci (;:ecn, ilt!liOthe • d Ali NAUTICAL INTELLIGE 1 . 1/.1400714. JUN 6 16.—Ariived the Dues or CUMINILANDppac t, Capt. LAWRENCE, from New York, and HaliLtt, in 17 days from the latter place. Sailed the TOWNSHIND packet, Captain DODD, with Mails for Lifbon. Wind N. N. W. PORTSMOUTH, Jour tB.—Ar►ived lafk night the CULLODEN man of war from Piymouth, and Ascii frigate, with. the George. Cox, from Cadiz, and two other veifels under convoy from Gibraltar, and are all under quarantine. Went out of harbour the Ac tive South-Sea-man, and remains with the reit of the outward-bound.—Wind W. S. W. Sus sssss s,•Jume I.B.Arrived his Majeßy's Ibip Dicsavos, with the Basixisx gun-brig. The for. atter will be paid to-morrow, and fail in a day or two to °her Ration in the Qlseen's Channel, as a block ship, and the latter is to en into. Dock, as is alfo the IMMOSTALITI frigates A number of veltels are col keted here for the. Baltic, Bcc. which are to be con voyed isy the VOLTOaI (loop and Livst.y Revenue cutter; they will fail about Thurfday next. The GLOAT is expected from anthem every tide. Yet. terday ektaDutch brig, Union, prize to the ET HALMS, failed op the River-to be fold. YARMOUTH, Joy B.—Sailed the CONSTANT and Fsaarrrie gun brigs, on a ernize; the Have e and Loan l'slet.sum cutter, wills provilions for Admi. ral Tmoassoaounit's fleet ; Dames arid the Attar, with letters for the Tsxel and the Fiuthing fleet : the Pasvctss Aucurra cutter, which has fuffered(o much in the late engagement, fails this afternoon for Sheernefs to be repaired, and take under con voy a Dutch galliot, fail to be very richly laden. —Two armed (hips and a brig have arrived here, but cannot learn their names in time forpoll: one of them has honied a fignal for the Northward and Eaftward. DIAL. June it.--Sailed the Penelope frigate, on a cruise oft Hutting.—Arrived the Scourge floor of war from Portf. outh ; and Hamber armed (hip, with a cooroy from Falmouth, which are failed for the River:—Arrived the Jamaica, Champion, Trolly, and li siine frigate:, ; Dart, Oran. &Dona, Harpy, and Speedy Poor of war; Fury fanmh ; Areivr, Lorult, and Bruiser gun 'help from a engine Mr the Wrench' Coal, and have failed agate the aftemom, Su cellupelhcir Rations olf Ca Wr, Donidrls, Arrived the Lund blebs, Admittid MiteltD, Anacreon, Aurora, Diadem, Perfeus; R and Heidi, Hock-fhlps from Ireland; ! snit rain with the re, of angtr, the Ildr as per la* Wind South. OanvesentOwna by the Socikcit, Moot, from Caiwyet ; Wpifple, Arvoi Yoaoll Memoh --/ and Two Bra ' thers,Broofe.front Wertlublugh•--Sailed the Vaal, Barber, for Petertheih; idiglicten, (*trauma ; ant Wow Elisabeth, Bloat, foe, ! Calvert , • Aaarven,—in Suasive ClVO,Maria nage* 1 -6inloon, tom Legiatoni-.-At Haifa, Nanny, And:rhos. from chosiclion-.4 Petwqmnrb._Eprmi,. Daysthwake; Belk* kesepek• Velma. eChathini, iron; Progiefiaacey; Sutsi, i a alietftio ()trial; itenetta,liindroulh; 1341:ifariu. Emma; vim: Weildirdv; Alva uider ‘ intim; Albion., V Alliaaths ; Al lonia, Hooper. Otaoher. (than ; Mentor, H..rn ; Hibernia, filne- . ter; lispedttion, Soutiii Bre. Lifer; Dan, Worm; and Robert, =et' from Imorten-,At Smyrna, Flora, Chilltail; and /staid, Itieit Laicism--At Burbly, Etrkewiter, Palsasr, toe "illayihrk ' • • AONtkiN JY4ANETs:' 7 = .• '• • .-- COEXIEJNINIANGEMWDAY, JUNE a. - , Xboisnyerskif 10Glairat kr Ihiseteee Market are not very en. 'awe% *IQ *blip tie belt tonrAts 1. is ytt - Unarm' deofer I. utak. kl 3 swirly our fat. Eariejf la in but Nail &man& and rotor cbeaper. Wilt.. Media. and Peak ars at. little variation. lArrivale arraecallae4ll‘ollllool9ll, ag.d Mc an ikrtak la 0 1..... Hoot 4 larivrek.... . 41:1 . t ~. • • .- .O . . 1 .•bN4.4,4 .p Le 1;1 ,CY AS UNDEiI. Want. 30, libs. se: i i r s i its Peal'', asa. ata 04 Pine !MK /61 jl.l..gbit '• • 48, jam 39% ad. 1119Z4.91: 371106 . t 1 . "? 1 1 .' 7.lileit Ditto :Ss. 30. AMR. Sa... *A 440: .!, , f IClaft. sa. sp. Apg. Miasilir spa. nat. . POLIO ditto, iS... 29.. ad. 001.00..r4 Rap.: ^c. ~ pt. to syl. per LAE. • ?ROT vet:ai.ol,lt. New Irloa • r 46.. to 13.. &N.-on.', ;! .to 4c,. rel. lick. , ••oui ire Lotman CLASITTI, sATI/11DAY, Jl . 'llll6. Aver.se Ptiee nt C..t s in ksialand and Wales, /non :be Zetlollll wad's tle•'salg oi June. 1804. Wheat. I al kyr. Eai icy. Olt.. scam. Peak. 6. d. a . .. al. r. .1. 1 d. a. 4. $l2O ,it 111 . a 6 3 2.7. 10 . :..4_ 5_ n I .. The av;rAge Price . of Sugar, Computed from the Reiman mall la the melt tndirg 1111 t ia 76. 411 par htmdred weight, PRICE OP 1101's IN . 1 HE. BOROUGH. Data 51 tot in M La f rocEtts jl rja to 61 to. est rrnri F.I.D. )one ti. To Soh ebn .t..4—preftune of Rib. _ _ Stet 4. 2.1 in si Yd blecias 4' Od to $9 od talob do r. NEWOAT► and LF Ptr Root of Fib Dorf It od to 3. od Mattall so Ed to 4• Od Lomb Veal 4.. rd p 4d I Puck 35 S 4 lat 4a 44 t Od. Taw 211. b c.rrarc. 1 Val • 4s Od to Ss 4st Pod p 44 to 4, 44 to 6. 44. 0 - FTICR. IMA COAL ML Sue f t. Monday. 46 Carves ..t Cush 1".4d II the Zoe! 39'. 64. n 484. 64. per children. Wede‘dil. 33 .Wt.., 435.03. to 485. 34. Friday. 1' to, 3910 d. to 495. 6d. A letter from Hatubtirgh, dated June s, Rates as follows A formal notifkatiun has been made to the Senate of this little Commonwealth of the elevaa nof Bo AAAAA Ts to the Imperial dignity. Aa cording to report, the King of Prtiflia has, by his Minister I.t.ccirssis fy , nitied to the Fira Conful, now la-iti:rat Empet:.r ot the Fetch, that the de. mands urged by Rtaii.t are In very joilt and agreeable t•t the law ot La, in,, that he feel. himielf induced to feu nd ardi rpm, di.: fame with all his intei ell arc! powcr. It a private letter from I'c•uf• b•-rgh, received t:y zn eminent mercat.tile hurtle in this city In ly he credited, the limpour Atterah: I.t. ordered IiId.VVILLP., the Fiench Agent in his c.tpits,l, to tt.n• t: ere nrtul he has received a, durance etl4 bir, Cl. .tge d'.llfairas i, pettedly l'Ate, and frr us•ccd t' r tyre. - The ii .e p...t , of R. r; I continue ccd. %.;I%.ip{~;Ccia7alßrßNen•rl ao iv •!1?, • AIL.I t • c.t.iter. at the ft.( I 44'c:Nulgiir A Vci %1 . . ell 1( r 101 m Vi,l nl, h~ic•te ;uttc I It:r. re f.i! the rcpott, 11! , 1 l• ..;*m.dit die " p P.l cc 1.1.51 t Exit.. •:.i.n f r tehit Lev t and 'loot I i te I:sr.n- , I,A t or is ror 1, ),t t .thy :.lEI3. nl A 11.,. •c Rev. U'rn. Elli• t. Lke•r to Mils • atJay. a. A 4.4. ucordc Efq. of J? ~ v : I c• Vi C t 1