Star. — London, England, 1819-02-15 00:00:00

STATE PAPER. PECUNIARY INDEMNITY BY FRANCE TO TIIE ALLIED POWERS. 11/XTINITIVE ARRANnEM EN V% FOR RT.GELATLNG VIE MODE. AND Tilt PERIM:OS OF PAI'Mt.NT OF Tilt LAST Ott lIIINDREP MILLIONS .01P T R iNES OF Tut PECUNIARY INDEMNITY TO BE 'PROVIDED BY EtANI:t. Existing circumstances having rendered it neces sary to seek the means of diminishing as much as possible the mass of the Inscriptions of lientes on the Great Book of the Public Debt of France, which may immediately be brought into the market at Paris, it it has been agreed as follows: Armee T.—The Inscription of 8,615,944 francs of &mks,' made over by France to the Courts of Austria, Great Britain, Prussia, and Russia, conformably to the sth Article of the Con vention of the 9th of October, 1818, shall remain in deposit in the hands of the Commissioners of the said Courts till the .sth of 3une, 1820. In consespence, the Contract entered into between the Courts of Austria, Great Britain, Prussia, and Russia, and the Houses of Hope and Company, and Baring, Brothem, and Company, for the realization of the Capital of the said Inscrip tion of Reifies, is considered as null and void. Aar. I I.—ln pursuance of the above Article, the Inscription of 9,205,314 francs, which the four Special Commissioners had re 'tined on the 2d of December, 1816, to the Houses of Hope and Co. and Baring, Brothers, and Co. in execution of the con tract of sale above mentioned, shall be returned by these sante Banking-houses to the four Commissionera, who will return to them in exchange their engagements for the same value. The said inscription of 2,205,314 francs shall be transferred by the Rol 'Treasury of France, and shall be meted , under the names ofthe four Special Commissioners, to the Inscription of 4,410,630 francs which remains in their hands. . AST. tfie Ist of June, 1820, France shall remit to the above-named Courts, in exchange for the above-mentioned Inscription of 6,615,944 francs of Nodes, Dons of the Royal Treasury, for the sum of 100,000.000 of francs; the said Boas heating interest at Gee per cent payable in nine months, in equal portions, from day to day—to commence the lit of June, 1820, and to finish the Ist of 111Areb, The two first tpirds of these Bons shall not be negociable ; but the last third may be negociated front the period of the lst December, 1820.! Aar. IV.—The . Commissioners of the Courts of Austria, Great Britain, Prussia, and Russia, will receive the arrears the said Rentrs of 6,615,944 francs pf Inscribed, with interest from the 22d of September, 1818, which will fill due from that day' until the lst of June, 1820, inclusive , on which day the succes sive remittances wil l paid to the parties interested. Aar. V.—lt is agreed, that the above arrangements shall not interfere with those concluded between the French Government and the above-mentioned Houses, Hope and Co. and Baring, Brothers, and Co. nor with the modifications which may be given to them by virtue of the present arrangement. Aar. Vl.—lt is agreed, that at the period of the &lodation of the last third of the lions which shall be placed at the dis posal of the Courts of Austria, Great Britain, Prussia, and Rus sia, in pursuance of the 31 Article of the present arrangement, (provided that these Courts shaU be disposed to make use of this power,) the French Government shall be informed thereof, and on the sante condition shall enjoy the preference of negacia ring such Bons. Done, in five Parts, at Paris, February 2, 1819. • (Signed) Lt Baron de VINCENT. Le Marquis DESSOLLES. • CHARLES STUART. H. DE GOLTZ. POZZO DI BORGO. THE EVENING STAR LONDON. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1819. THE FUNDS. TRICE OT STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 3 per Cent. Reduced 77 7—Cons. 76111 Cons. for Acc.76ifff-31 per Cent. 86 5f 4 per Cent. 95M-5 per Cent. Navy 106j1 Bk. Lg. Ans. 20;{--Excheq. Bills (2d.) 12 18 pr. India Bonds 71 70 pr. Letters received this morning from Barbadoes to the middle of January, state, that the Tartar, from this country, had arrived safe at Orinoko with Troops. It will be recollected, that four vessels Lately sailed from the River with Troops, and the Tartar is the first that has arrived. It will be seen by an Official Document relative to the payment of the last One Ilundred Millions of the French Indemnity, given above, that, for the purpose ot reducing the quantity of French mutes in the market, those made over to the Allies, instead of being, as hitherto, negotiable for the purpose of realizing the principal which they represent, are, in consequence of the new regulation, to be held fast in deposit by the Allied Commissiquers until the .sth of June, 1820. The principal, amounting to 100,000,000 of francs,' is then to be made good, by bons of the Royal Trea-' sury of France, bearing an interest of 5 per cent.; but even then not negociahlc in the money market, ezcept in the propmtion of one-third, commencing on the Ist of December following. This bargain gives France no tritiMg hold over the politics of the , rest of Europe, and may be looked upon as in all re spects highly creditable to the shrewdness of Iter finance, as well as to her diplomatic zeal and impor tunity. But it is not easy to discover what could have induced the other Governments to reduce to perfect inactivity for almost 18 mouths, a mass of transferable paper, which would otherwise have been applicable to their own wants. Who can tell what may happen before June 1820? Boston Papers to the 21th, and New York to the 23d ult. arrived this morning. They contain a Report from the Committee on Military Affairs presented to the House of Representatives, respecting the conduct of General JACKSON in the murder of our countrymen AnntrrunoT and ASIBRISTER. We have not room to give the Report at length to-day ; but it will be grati fying to our readers to be apprised, that it reprobates in the sharpest terms the sanguinary proceedings of General JACKSON against these unfortunate Gentle; 'men ; pronounces the assumption of power on this occasion, by the General and his Court Martial, to t have been wholly unauthorized by any law, usage, or existing exigency; and declares, that the Com mittee have sought in vain " for a shadotv of awes lily for the death of the ptisoners arraigned before the Court." The Report, together with a Protest by (me of the Members of the Court, who differed from hit Coliessgues, was ordered to be referred to a Com. • mittce of the whole House. 'The Americans-•have thus so far vindicated their national character, with respect to this atrocious occnrrento; Sind it now re mains to be seen (presuming that .the Rikabrt of the Committee will be adopted brilleftntillf) what sort of satisfaction will be exacted from the monster JACKSON, for the outrage he has committed on every principle of law and humanity.'. There are no less than four French Papers dne at the General Post-Office : nor has there been any ar rivals of packets at Dover from Calais, since Wed .nesday. The following letter, which has, by some accident, been some days longer in reaching us than it ought to have been, contains particulars respecting the late fatal duel at Paris, which deserve to be known: ‘‘ PARIS, FEBRUARY 5. M. MAncetziw, one of the writers in CHATEAU SRIAND'S work, the Con:et-Wenn has just termina ted his career, in the defence of Ultra-Royalist prin ciples. fie was, some years ago, one of the most enthusiastic admirers of BONAPARTE, and, as a mili tary man, was not without glory : he conducted him self most gallantly at the head of one of the batta lions, at the battle of Moskwa, in which a redoubt was taken and retaken eleven times, for which BONA* rAnrg made him an Officer of the Legion of Ho nour, and bestowed on him other marks of his Impe rial favour. On the KING'S second return he dis played as much zeal as before, but completely changed sides ; and laying by the sword, he as sumed the pen, as a violent Ultra. A short time since he met an old brother Officer, whom he re proached with being a Bonapartist ;he replied, We are old school-fellows and companions in arms, let us not have any discussion on the subject ; you have your opinion, I mine. Ido not blame you for turn ing your coat and writing in the Conserraterir ; suffer me to still think well of him we both adored when he was the favourite of fortune I' Sharp words ensued on the part of the Ultra, which the other, as an old friend, would not notice, but carefully avoided meet ing him: the other evening, at the Opera Feydeau, they happened to be in adjoining boxes, when the other turned his head away not to notice MARCEL-. LTN, who cast a stern fixed look op him. Ile begged MARCELLIN to let him alone ; adding, that he wished to have nothing to say to him. MAIICELLIN per sisted; and, we understand, hinted before the Public, that he was unfaithful to his Monarch. I am more faithful than yourself.' was the reply : I pretend not to be a Royalist and at the same time attack his MA JESTY.' A challenge was the consequence : they met at three o'clock yesterday, near the Barrier of Cljch y ; they agreed to fight with pistols, and threw up for the first fire, which was won by the survivor, who fired and wounded NIARCELLIN in the abdomen. He was taken home and attended by M. DOPUTTREN, one of the most able surgeons of Paris, who at first entertained hopes of saving him, but the irtestines being wounded a mortification soon took place, and this brave but hot-headed man, in a few hours breathed his last ; he is much regretted by his friends, and is only reproached by his ene:nies win the fault of being led astray by the advocates of feudal slavery. France could hlive much better spared many others of the au thors of the Conserroteur, who, if tie) , shared the same fate, would be regretted by none but the ad mirers of the Conserredettr, or o.ie pet son in one hundred thousand. 44 The Funds continue to get up, owing to the measures taken by the new Minister of Finance. If he can maintain them, even at their present price, he will deceive all those who pretend to know anything of the matter. The brokers have been so hard hit they will not now be responsible for the purchases or sales they make so that no one can be certain whe they his purchases or sales can be realized, as they have men of straw ready, to say they cannot fulfil their engagements, if the funds take a turn contrary to their interest, while they are ready to compel the execution of the sales against those who are solvent. Such a system opens too wide a door to fraud to be kept up even for a month." Extract of a letter from Kingston, Jamaica, dated Dec. 28, ISIS :••••," Several vessels arrived here this week from Santa Martha and Carthagena, with nearly thirty passengers from New Granada. They assure us, that upwards of 1,000 men had marched from Santa Fe to the Llanos, to resist Santander, who, they say, was approaching, and that the con sternation amongst the Spaniards is general, because they see their ruin at hand, while the whole popula tion is driven to desperation, to deliver themselves from the oppression and cruelties which still continue. A Commissionerfrom the Viceroy, Samano, is arrived at Carthagena, to take 400 men from the garrison, and as many from the district of the Savanas to the capital, Santa Fe. Handcuffs were making for those unfortunate people who otherwise could not be got away. In consequence of this news, all the young people of the province of Carthagena are disappear ing, some flying into the woods, and others to,,the West India Islands. The town of Carthagena is thrown into consternation since the 9th instant, when 18 Officers, commissioned for the purpose, smelled, at one and the same hour, 18 houses of the principal , inhabitants, mostly Lawyers, without excepting the Assessor of Gevernfneht, Don Juan Berrueco. This search was executed in so violent and offensive a man ner, that the very Officers, although obliged to comply with the orders they had received, were heard to say, that in that way it was impossible to retain America. It has not been mentioned what this search was for, but it is believed that it was for the protest made to the British Ministry by the Deputy from New Gra nada, Don Real, against the mediation, which has been received there, and met with much approbation. Afterwards a proclamation was made, ordering that no letter coming from the islands to Carthagena, is to be delivered to its address with ou t t h e consent f the Government, with other adopted measures that prove its feats. The garrison of the fastness of Cat thagena is now reduced to 500 men, of theregimeat of Leon, 150 veteran Artillery men, and 850 recruits (natives), which make the whole regiment of Albuera. At Santa Martha are 60 veterans and 200 Extract of a letter from Kingston, same slate:— " A vessel is just now arrived from Maracaybo ' where the molt perfect tranquillity .reigeed • walling ' 1 was said of the new campaign, which will be opened neat mouth, and for which both parties are preparing." j COMMERCIAL. ' Ma. EDITOR—EarIy in the last year, I took the liberty to address you on the subject of the immense shipments to India of British manufactures, and par ticularly of Manchester Printed Cottons, and Glas gow Muslins, and I then distinctly warned the ship pers of the fatal consequences if they did not hold their hands. My advice, it seems, was not attended to, and what is the result ? Why, Sir, from positive information, now known to almost every man on the Exchange, the returns for investments, made during the last year, may be calculated something in this way—L:100,000 value of British manufactured goods may net in India about £so,ooo—this sum, invested in Cotton Wool, which in consequence of the scramble for it there, has risen to nearly double its former va lue—wi 1 net in Britain about 1.:25,000—50 that those exporters who turned a deaf ear to my advice, will pay for their experience, with the loss of about three-fourths of their property. Nor is this the only mischief, in consequence of the over-stock of British goods and the consequent de preciation—the native merchants, I am informed, will now take nothing but Dollars for their property, hence, the rise in the price of Silver in this market, and the disastrous, but inevitable consequence of the Banks refusing to issue the accustomed supply of sil ver coin for the use of the manufacturers. It is unquestionably true, that these mad brained Merchants have enabled My Lord Castlereagh tri umphantly to state to the Public, and indeed with perfect truth, as I believe, that our exports last year exceed those of all former periods in our history— but what then—flow wi❑ it wind up, Mr. Editor ? That is the material question. One of these shippers, a friend of mine, and a reader of your Paper, on receiving information of the state of the market in Bombay, very prudintly or dered his shipment to be returned, rather than sub mit to the loss of 75 per cent. and the goods are safely arrived at Liverpool—to use an old saying therefore, " the man has got his mare again" it is true, although in rather a worse condition than Tam o' Shanter's, for, what with double freights, double in surance, &c. my friend's mare has lost a lit& mare than her tail ! I hope those, who like my friend, are able to or der their property back again, rather than sacrifice it at the rate above stated, will do so, although it may have the effect of enabling My Lord Castlereagh to state that the imports of the present year have ex ceeded the imports of all the periods on record. After all, Mr. Editor, it is lamentably grievous' to see good advice so little attended to ; and the more so, as the mischief does not fall alone on the fools who have despised it, but falls with aggravated weight on hundreds of innocent manufacturers, who are inevitably involved in misery through their in sensate conduct.--I am, Sir, your obedient servant, MERCATOR. Saturday morning, Dispatches were received at Earl BA TH MIST'S Office from the Duke of MANCHES TER, at Jamaica; and also at the Admiralty, from Admiral Sir Hozaz l'oPßAst, on that station. THE PaeK.—The Wellington drive, in Hyde Park, was crowded to an overflow for several hours, yes terday afternoon. The concourse of vehicles, of all sort% was so great, indeed, that they were repeatedly immoveable for a quarter of an hour together. Of course they could not be very select. An exquisite, on the pave, remarked to his supporter, that the iota preponderated immensely," and truly, we fear, he was correct ; for most unquestionably the majo rity were considerably the worse for wear. There were, however, and especially towards the latter part of the day, many patiician equipages to be seen.— But the pedestrians superabounded in every quarter, every promenade was overflowing with them ; and, notwithstanding a bleak north wind, a very great proportion were of the softer sex. _ FICHION Puke and Duchess of Nor , thumberland and family, on Saturday evening, at their house in St. James's-square, from the Bishop of Worcester's Palace, Worcestershire ; the Ushop of Durham, at his house in Gayer'- : dish-square, from his seat in Oxfordshire ; the Marchioness of Ahnrcorn and Lady Julia Gordon, at their house in Sttatford plat e, from Bognor Rocks. DIMAIITUAYS.—Lord Melbourne and the lion. Frederick Lamb, yesterday, for Earl Cowprr's seat, Pansanger, [lots; Lord St. Helen's, on Saturday, for Windsor, fur a few days; Major Ileylegar, Aid-de-Camp to the Archduke Ma x i m ili an , yesterday, for Vienna; Mr. and Mrs. Olimus, yesterday, fur their seat in Kent. DUEL. —Wednesday morning, an affair of honour took place in the New Forest, between Captain J M —LL, late of a Light Infantry Regiment, and Lieutenant 13— D—•-••••/1, of a West India Regiment. After an exchange of two shots, Lieutenant B D---st received a severe wound in the knee, when the seconds interfered, and the affair was settled. COVENT GANDEK Tuanran.—After the new Tra gedy of Evadne, which went, off with still increasing eclat, and before a remarkably crowded audience, the new Farce of Place-hunters was performed a second time at this Theatre, on Saturday evening. The first act went off extremely well; but, in the second act, it was assailed most capriciously with noise a n d hiss ing. This evidently arose from some other cause thar demerit in the piece. It is not a good stock farce, but there was enough of amusement and drol lery in the dialogue and stage directions, combined with Mr. LIATON . B being completely in his element, to entitle it to the life of a transient novelty. After the curtain fell, some persons remained in the pit, an d continued roatirtg_ and beating the seat s fo r. a cons i • derable time. Mr. i_saaorr made his appearance, and stated, that Mr. Feacer had left the Theatre, seeing the first act went off so well, and could not return within an Isom Ile added, that the piece had been very favourably received the night before, and wilhout having any authority to pledge himself, said it would, of course, be the 4isposition of the Proprie tors to -comply , with .t e lte wit:hes of the public. The persons in the house upon this immediately departed., fm: A Ot LAC 1 4 S company of Royal Artillery m arc h ed from Bromrton Barracks on the 2d inst. on" route for Live: i , ool to embark for Ireland. • A company of Sappers and Miners ar r i, Portsmouth from Jersey on Tuesday, to be disk; NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. PORTSMOUTIL FEBRUARY 14.—Wind Two or three of the outward-bound sailed last ing; the rest are preparing, and will sail in the ing, should the wind continue. Deng., Fpuntimtv yesterday the Comet, ‘N'tt.COCKSON, from thee Good /lope; and remains wind-bound. Came from the River several vessels, and sailed wit whole of the outward-bound, except the si' Indi:tmen. Today, at one p.m. sailed the 11, able Company's ships Atlas, Bombay, Genera Herefordshire, Streatham, and Windsor, for , A Beet of outward-bound ships are now pa, through the Downs from gamsgate harbour proceeding on their respective voyages. &If Juliana, Oon.vlE, from Batavia ; sailed 17th Or: and remains. The Juliana left at Batavia, the —, for London. The CzNar, TAYLOR, which al last evening from Bengal sailed 22d August, Madras 6th October, and St. Helena 23d Dec; Also remains the Amphitrite, DavtrA, from nambuo, for orders.—Five, r.m. Just come and sailed the Sarah Christiana, Youxu, for Gren4. DOVER, EMBRUARY S.—Wind N.W. blows Sailed this day the King George, Captain M and Pell, Capt. STRAINS, for Calais, with pass( LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY 12.--.lrtived the Collingwood, APl.Actitax, from Bahia—saile, 19th December: on the '2sth, in lat. 9. 2';. S. 35. 17. W. spoke the Sandwich packet, from nambuco for Bahia. The Providence, M'('Lr from Nassau, New Prwidence, sailed the 3dJai on the 7th January, in lat. 28. long. 74. was by by the Buenos Ayres armed brig Puyerredon. oa a cruive off the liavannah. On the 13th the Ilindostan, STEW ART, from Calcutta; the Jane, —, from Quebec and Fayal; the Ear of !lull, II A It Row Master, from London Cork, for Halifax, had put into Fayal, in distres , 14.—Wind N. N.W. and moderate,r last night the Princess Chatlotte packet, C 11A I.LA NOS, with a mail and passengers for 0, Sailed this day the Dover, Captain DA VISO: Calais, with passengers. Passed by this aftercom several sail of East-India and other outward-' ships from the Downs.—We have had no arrival Calais since Wednesday night last, owing to the prevailing from the W.N.W. and N.W. BIDEFORD, FEB. 13.—Yesterday a part of a of a vessel came on shore on Northam But marked " Amphitrite, of Bristol," on part I stern ; and from a quantity of oranges washi shore, it is thought she was from St. :Naha& feared the crew are drowned. SWANSEA, FEll2l3..—The brig Dido, DAVISCr Sunderland, froni Cardiff to London, with iron, put in here in a leaky state, and will be ob 4 discharge before she - can proceed on her voyage. EALmoura, FEB. I2.—Wind .S.W.—Arriv, Packet, with Mails from the Leeward Islands twenty-four days. CIATONI-UOrtil, FTIRVARY I.l.—F.ntered Inwards the Commercial 'Packet, Anderson, and Amelia, Janis, free St. Mickael's; General Brock, Mathews, from Demarara Emilie, Worn, from Santander; Samuel, Wright, from la" Robert and Ann, Jefferson, from St. John's, New Bruns —Entered Outward.: the Allies, Kirton, for the Cape of 1 Ilope; Fulham, Foster, for l'ernaanbuto t Genii, Wsuit Rio Janeiro; liesirie:tu, Kicha, and Ceres Becker, for V London, Brown, t ur Pet e r s b urg h ; F Ar i o f" Clancarty, I and Ihke of York, Fryer, fur Rotterdam ; for Montreal.—Cleared Outwards r the I%largaret, Smin Bottetdarn; Lady 31ackworth," Copts, t::r Yucatan; ' Wrenn - mare for Antwerp; Marquis Wellesley, Napi. Grenada; Awt, Older, for &lyrists; 11,;eizral ' Leacuek, for Virginia. • Exaavainv 13.—Entered Inwards. the Twee Gehrocam, Jansen, feted Carolinenrici; Lord Cathcart, Brown, from I" cute; Bee, .1.1.1;:rnl, from Ilamburgh; Aid, Kirkham, Leghorn; Frendschap, Visser, from Worcum; James and resa, Coppin, from Mc.gadore.—Eatered ()inwards: the Laret, filasham, for Tobago; Jane, Eleasdale, for Fayal; Declevith, for Antw e rp ; O cean, Smith, fur Rom. _ —Cleared Outwards : the 'tinge Johannes, lting, fur Arundairi Mars, Keppell, for Buenos Ayres; Sisters, Bishop, for "• rifle; Concordia, Berg, for Barcelona; Geddes Grove, fo. the Cape of Good Elope; Ranger Bevington, fur mica; Albion, Hurst, for Antwerp; rich, Bales, Lisbon ; Elizabeth and Sarah, Sumner, for St. Michael's. Captain RA NDOLTII is appointed to the PAxaol Lieutenant IlAsTtmts to command the KAMA/ surveying -vessel, for the Jamaica station. Doctor WRIGHT, of the Royal Hospital at IL is appointed to Greenwich Hospital.—Doctor 6 (who is at present at Marseilles, on a visit to ST. VINCENT) will , ricceed hi:n. A ship, to be called the Vot,AcE, is to he built the Students of Naval Architecture at Port,atea The RAMILLIES is taken out of Dock. It is feared that the SpELEW:7LL schoenci, nant Wmmyss, has been lost on the coast of CI and all hands perished. Friday next the ports will be shut against the portation of foreign wheat foc home constr . :4. but will remain open fur every other de,criptien grain. They cannot open again, beibre the te: May ; the importation of all other grain wiii nue free. By the arrival of the Queensberry packet, Jams . Papers have been received to the '27th uh. A cm 'contest had arisen between the House of As,cnt and the Chief Justice of the island (the Hon. MAs WITTIER JACIOiO2.I), in consequence of tlw having refused to be sworn to give evidence 1).1i Committee of the House. The Chief Justice been ordered to attend at the Bar of the House. tified his refusal on the ground that the Comnieet% were proceeding to inquire into his judicial cc4shic: A motion was made for his discharge, which 40'" gatived, 18 to 16.—He was then ordered to the again, and asked by the 'Speaker whether he inter : to deny the privilege of the 110Ual to eta M ine. self and all other persons on oath. The Chie.t Lice said, most unquestionably ;rot ho had no i; tion to invade their privilege: his single object 'to maintain his own. fie Was then, on mot charged. The Legislqtaro was prorogued i)) Grace the Governor oti the 19th u:L tilt the January. His Gra.:e had complied with the Tv: of the-Legislature to open the ports for :.4.:411 , provisions for ;hoe rno.l.lls, r2r6dilies7ist. flOnal.l)..ti4ert' eland. .ners arri ve d at to be disbarded VCE. Wind X.X.E,_ sailed last eve r ,. sad in the more. W.—Arrired 'tom the Cape cf id. Came dowa sailed with f t ~ pt the six Ea t :. led the linne t ., y, General K.; ! idsor, for re now pa ss i r , :e harbou r , ar i es. Arrived the ed 17th October, ttavia, the Jar;whicharrivel I August, from 23c1 December. 'tun, from Pet. lust come down vu, for Grmea, K. blows strong, aptain linnet; with passenger s , rived the I. , , t et thia—sailed . '27. S. long, :Let, from Per. e, APCLELLA X, the 3d Janazrr t 7.1. was bearde,l yerredon, heor.d the 13th arrivtd tutta ; the May pe the Earl Fitz. um London and 1, in distress 1, Aerate.--Salied 1.1 racket, Cirri: th tiers for Ostend, a DAVISON, fc: ly this afternoon, outward.boaci It no arrivals frgtt ing to the I+itd.s .V. a part of a wrcck tl tham Burrows, on part of t . le is washing en Michael's: it is In, DAVISON ! of 1 , with iron, has 1 be obliged to ter voyage. N.—Arrived 3 rand Islands is Entered Inwards - lens, Jarvis, Iron from lkmarara; right, from abut; New Brunswick. • the Capr cf Good Linn, fur keket, for Pilleut lancarty, 31ingai, tgaret, Smith, tie Yucatan; Unit!, sky, Napier, foe .oral Washington, Twee Gebroedeta, Brown, from CJ- id, Kirkham, for James and The- twards: the Mar- , for Fayal; h, for Rotterdam. lig, for Amdahl; Bishop, for Te:.e , lea Grove, Steel, ngton, for Dcrii- . Fish, Bales, ice t. Nticbact's. the PANDOIII he KANGAROO, on. kal at Haslar, -Doctor ("arm a visit to 1.0:i to he baht I -t st Portsmoati. ooncr ' Leal:- coast of Cuba. rgainst the ins- constiniptice• ere the ‘2'.:d 'airs wii. ce.t:i. acket, Jarra , :r uh. A z of Asscmh: 7 he lino. Iso- m of the istt .fence h.loro I Justice he House, jr , the Comnigr; Jicial ct. s 4 which .gas er.. red to the Is i ler he utendcO examine hie:. rhe ChiefJtu- . had no inte^. gle object eta R!oli3!t. ea • - 0 , 11"%1 :ilt tbe I.9th ti ith the requet-! . C N I , f Y r 1 .o