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, hiNted at elf the custom-houses and which may bring such merchandise. come from an Aim rican port, and port ; but after these periods they shall `e 4. The punishment imposed by t rcted on all persons, whatever may bet. shall be.found to icvi r up any intercourse with the garrison sod in. habitants•of San Juan de Ulloa, as . every kind of ainTninniatto• must be . completellycut off. "1.- All Spanish issesehantmen to which thisciccree tray. b' fietl: - ..a . which a. not thereupon immediately - sail for is rim.... port, shall be declared good prize; as they shall also be, if, after this Intiutation, they. be taken steering towards any of our ports ct of Colombia. " 6. The present decree shall be communicated to the Generals commandiog.departments, to the Commanders orthe National Fleet, to the. commanders of the ships of allied and friendly nations, to the Post-captains. and to all the persons in auth - Ority to whorii it be-' longs to watch over its execution, under their most strict respoosi bliity.-7Given in Mexico, October 8. • • " 11A RIANO MICHELF.AWA,' l'etaident. " JOSE MIGUEL DOMI NOUEZ. • VINCENTE GUERRF.IIO. " JOSE'JOAQUIN HE HERRERA. vi For the purpose of securing the most scrupulous ful filment of the piesent decree, 1 communicate it to your Excellency, in order that in all respects, in so far as you are coircerned; - cara may be taken of its execution, and .that you may_sendet.an.account of the infractions which come to yOurlitowledge.. God and. liberty. , Y motto); oct. a,- , . , . •:," J. J. lIERRIZRA." 'l'.ll E ONEMNG..STAK: •• . a‘. •••• noti- arise from circumstances which tend to w'arptliens! Cotiiti of law and lawyers are ever aiming,At extended powers .and privileges. Let us hear, thstwever, - the opinion of oth'eri on this point. In tbe_year 1819, a highly respectable Committee Of . thOloOse of Comb mons,* appointed fOr the purpose of inquiring into the 'state of our Criminal Laws, Tepcirted theabatelpent . nf the crime of murder in a populous district of.. thelkief• tropolis, in the remarkable proportion of three to one; and confidently attributed this circumstance, and tlO diminution of other atrocious offence's, to the Very prac tice so strongly reprobated by Mr-Justice' PA RN; of giving eatly publicity to tbe'preliniinary proceedings against the culprits. " The practice (says the Committee) of immcditUely natirsalsisej the circumstanc, s of every atrocious crime, and of circulating in various forms an account of every stage V the proceedings which re laic to it, is far mote prevalent in England than in any other country, Aid in our times than in any former age. It is on the whole of great utility, not only as a controul on Courts if Judicature, but also as a means of rendering it extremely difficult for odioui criminals to escape. In this country no atrocious crimes remain secret." The Frani!) Papers of Thursday have been received, but they contain -no intelligence of importance. The Prince *Gui•iavus, of 'Sweden, accompanied by the Chamberlain of the Emperor of Austria, arrived at) Parma on the '2oth ult. and •was invited to dine with the Grand Duchess MARIA LOUISA. A letter from Paris, dated Wednesday hit, states' that accounts had been received of the embarkation 'at 1,800 men at Brest-a-1,000 fqr Martinique, and SOO for.Guadaloupe. It is understood that our 44.robassadert at Paris has received explanations from the French Government on the subject of this expeditiOnOthci assured that it is solely 'intended for theseislandsi and that it has no relation whatever to the-events paising South America. The same letter states tha t ' the French Admiral, recently returned ; to Brest from the We'ssladia station, has declared that complete " anarchy. existi in all the South- American ':States; but, that although there are to be found in tire. different provincetparti sans of every politiCal c.cl . , front Ro ya lists tO,Republi • cans, yet none advocate either the • sovereignty of FEN.. DINAND or submission to Spain." This opinion, coming from such a quarter, together with the speech of the American President is said to have greatly cooled r the ardour of the party in the french Cabinet disposed to assist %lain iq regaining possession of those provinces: will be seen by ash article from the Madrid Gazette, in another - cOlumit, that even ill that capital PerOls' the only quarter respecting which any hopes are entertained, - This morning we received inttelligence from Madrid, to the 27th ult. via Bayonne. The amnesty is said to be nearly decided upon, and that it will contain nume l rocs exceptions—so many, indeed, that it ought to be called an Act of ProicriptiOn, rather than an Anmesty. The Government has not been able to induce the Clergy. to advance money on 'leas,. so: that an extraordinaryy, contribution on the Nobility and Cler gy is' in contempla tiojl,i . Robberies are still common' m all parts of the y, and not only travellers,,; lust evep. Wrench a4ißwits are exposed to depredations. There is no money in the treasury, and the French _ troops Ind great diffi culty in getting it sup Ply of bread, and some trifling articles which the Spanish Government is called on to furnish. :71_77 ; ' LAW IN.TittYG.gitt - ; ; ;T . J..-: : • COURT OF KIN 0 7 13**C15,JANUAga... roy 4 us.•: • MACGREGOR V. THWAITES also OTHERS. This action was brought by Mr. Macgregor, who ap pears to have been Called 'Sit.Giegor Macgregor, and also the Caciqbeef!P.osiais,, - against the Proprietors of a Morning Paper; toilecosei;tiam,ages for the publiCation of a libel in that Paper, purporting to be a report of a charge preferred at the Mansion-Moose against the phiintiff, on thesUbjeci tilhe Poyais settlers. The plain tiff complained c'h'iric ter bad' been grossly. in-. Jared by: the said libel.. , One of the canines in, the. de claration being inforinal, was considered invalid. There were other counts not subject' to .objection.:, The alleged libel WAS a representation of the statelkatOln,adititp4r. , Prince and Capt. Antrim r eelating to the w,setthed state of the persons who went out as purchasers of Poyais land. It said 200 victims bad. been.obliged to return from the' 3losquite . shore. to •Hondtir i ts„ where many. died and molt would have perished; bUt for the humanity of those who relieved. them.- The libel also charged Sir Gregor Macgregor with fraudulently taking - money., from persons going out, and giving them drafts - np,the Poyais Bank, which had no existence. There, were. other statements, respecting the erection of a Theatre, and other matters of mere delusion. . The defindailti two pleas of justification.:—First, That the account published was a true and correct account of that which passed; the other was, that the facts weretruly stated. The question was, whether the publication wasaeorrecr report of that which took place at the Niarision;Hoirse?. The COMMON SERJEA NT stated the case. His client,' Sir Gregor Macgregor, complained of a_gross asper sion. His character had been injured .by the reirost of an examination at which he was not present tti.siefend t himself, lie had been draggedhefore the Ptiblic, ;pi loaded with calumny. The Commo* Serjeantat instal length defended the conduct of his client, Sir Gregor. The statement respecting the taking of money from persons going out, and giving them drafts .ou a sup-. •posed Poyais Bank, was false and scandalous. The plaintiff upon that particular aspersion, had found bins.' self bound to &feud his;charricter. - The object' was .p.t darinages, but * vitidieitsitniA character. si i ' Sev.ei al witnesses were.,elainined-ort„rhp.'pad4 the plaintiff. •One.ofthom; Edward irving,a law agent to his PoyaisiartExcediettcx ,furnaed Moak ,amusement Starlett. Mite's*. neyou..l6ited ~PoYaissk his. representations to emigrants were founded on a book written by :ErAan Ed svirai on thelVese fri'dies; aitif ' also 6n Wright Me , ~;n4r. s - V the Moigijito . Shert;acui!' on Heitilerson's . Hn* Itistias. A Mr. strange way sr* sketch of the i.iirntry, Witness dicluet know who•chtta the picture 4:4 the Blackl whichhelis in this b00k.; , . He was aequaintedalio'' ttith a ballaewritten; an thik snbjetit, ;ailed The Phial s to the tune of Ver the Muir atnang the s; MY`. rut/ fAssie will ye prtg To yon green land that blooms sae cheiiril. • ' Yen fairy land o' wealth and joy, *---• • - -m e ow o' rest to blest the weary. -. CIIQRUS. • • ;14 " aiantto t'oyals the,. ither, dn." We'll a' gang o'er the seas thegither. - - •• P• .1' ' 0 t To tidier lands and•brighter skies, %no ;. ,Nor •sighagaln for Hieland heather. :" ''" /1417: "'llirough stniidng vales, 'neath lofty hills, - Through citron groves well stray thegither ; Out star o' life wilt sweetho set, • * When blest wi' wealth and ane anither. . • . Well a' gang to royals, &c. Wi' jewels rare busk your hair, ' The fairest flowers for you I'll gather; Te rose's bloom, its rich perfume, • Are sweet as onyland heather. . • We-i 1 a' gang to Poyais, &c. The sugar cane for you n raise, The orange tree shall bloom to cheer je ; • , The stream, the hill, tour board shall fill, " And - wapt *all never nrair come near ye. ' • We'll a' gang to Poyais, &e. • gang wrtou, my bonny lad, Across the seas, I care na whither; - In fair PuYais,''snang joys like these, We need da 'sigh for'llieland heather. • We'll a'-gang to Poyais, &c. • The fav'ring 'tweezes softly blaw, The boat comes rowing o'er the ferry ; Then come, my lassie, let's 'ma ! " For here we will nae 'anger tarry. UM " - We'll a' gang to Poyais thegither, • - • 71 'we'll a' gang o'et the seas thegither, ' • -"•••••' •To fairer lands and brightet skit% • Nor sigh again for flieland heather. (The reading of this ballad caused a good deal of laughter, in which the witness joined.) • Witness.--Yes, that is one of the poems. I haveseen Mr. Sun.:ie.—Have you seen .sue of these notes of the POyai! ' Bank ? ~ . - [Here a handsomely engraved note was handed to the witness. • It was beaded with the M‘Gregor arms, and in this form : ' " One Vow. . Bank of Poyais. • " No..— - St. Joseph. • "On demand, or three Months, in the option of the Goverritnent of !loyal', one bud dollar will be paid to the bearer at the Bank., ogee here. • (Sigied) - Manager. • ' • " By order .cif MI Highness Accountant. , , Gregor, Cazique of Poyais." • Witness.. - Yes, I have seen these notes: There were many thou iirids of them tent out to Poyais; they were engraved in Edin burgh; he could not say how many of them were Sent out. The Loan Cratar Jusvicz.—You, perhaps, were not in the Fi nance Department 1.--( A laugh.) Witness.—No, my Lord. There was a young man called Pickin, who wrote the poetry : be was Under-Secretary, and went out as Clerk in the Civil Department—(A laugh)—with a salary of faCSO a-year—(A labgh).—Plchin Went out in the Kinnersley Castle, and is now in Court. 'The principal is the Department was Governor Hall. -..81L. Scastarrr...—Pray, hare 'any of the konoura of the Pol' 2 W Government been conferred upon you? .. . I Witness (laughing).—Yes ; I have been promoted to be a.l444sti of nal Grim Crossl—( ( Shouts of laughter). . ...; -.•• :. '. Mr. ScARLETT, in behalf of the defendants, , saitt. heti ebOnlii chew that s the report was substantially true. Me g4verted,to the promises which had been held out by Sir: Gregor Macgregor, the miserable state of the ad venturers; and the entire delusion which had been de tected. Songs had been written in praise of the happy Arcadia. Painting and poetry were called in aid of the object the plaintif had in view. The church, the bank, and comfortable habitations of Poyais,. together with a theatre, proved, however, no more than 4 , the baseless fabric of a vision." The whole melted away,.anct left the UnfOrtunate adventurers a pter to sickness and death: Mr. Prince, who was ai tfieManSionaltinst at the tinie the ehaige was made,-stated thUtthe.repott was correct,, with- one exception. The worth attributed to-him were spoken by Captain Antrim. ' ' ••• Mr. Hughes, another witness, said „he was present when the statement was made at the Mansion-house. He considered it a true report. The COMMON SIiII.ISANT, in teptt, said, SirGregtir Macgregor might hiVe been under some delusion in 'supposing he could - establish a Colony on -the Week, River, } but he had committed no offence. Sir Franc,is Dr4f, sKWalter. Rlleigh, andythers,:had entertained simihrr views. in the pursuit of his object - hi might have acted with ardonr,.but was he-on that account to be dragged before the-Public as one who hd.been guilty of gross fraud ? It wOuld have been fraud of the' worst character if Sir GregOrlla c gregor had takindietiforiey of :poor persons for - hit. dr aft s en a bank which had no. existence. With respect to the 'Theatre, the Plaintiff oncelaid such aiblitgmightYnti,ine - . be Opened in the new Colony,, but it-was sarg,in joke. 140 description given cif the P.orais by',Blr. Gregor . Macgregor • could excel the description _given •by several writers... The osqiiito, shore was opt fat R•orn . Jathaiii, - "a,n'd was known to be A`btiteit e ciittym ea Honduras was "swamp. It was clear. that all • was. not a delusion, .. 1 re was a Mosquito King, Who 'ipolie English , and o entered intoa fontfac t . wil 4 Sir Uteri The • sett eis might 'bare:had land,: but they were . not allowed to be iiub: ject to any • =but the. Mosquito ..Mottareh, Upon the wiele; the libel wit not . a fair narcotise of that whict occurred, and .the . oiiyitiP vas entitled:to:llSe his ilid iaCter set right by thVietdict of a JOtt;. P... .,.... 5 41 '. '.• ," The Loan Cniar-Juirrice said, the• tar Tutittocon sider whether the •difendante plea- of Justification.. had any foundation, namely, that the report-wa(true;,. It appears to me, saidhis Lordship, that intgit; -as r affecting Mr. Macgregor, is not true. ~.ititeS;that .. 200 of the Victims landed at Hondurasiin a,state.cil sickness." Tbkt it true—" they might havo• died ., bit for the hummit/ :of those who 4sststed 'them.". 'That is:made out. :It is stated that a 'numbernf.persens paid sums of money to Sir Gregor Macgregor..who,told them-Scotch money would not go there, and gave thefts drafts on the Bask of Poyais....islow it does notappek that there is any Fro/silk :ling—it does not appear he took any money and givellrafik: That is a statement most rnaterially*:iteepting' an' Mr. Macgregor,..and for that, perhaps you'i%:.-ill:r.hink'heltiusi'have your verdict. Whether_ Mr. Macgregor :hat; been dclUtied I 410,n0t know, but it behoves eetry man, before be bolds out to others an indncemint•togo 4) another„ land, to be sure . , that the repreietitatitific4e:,W4hes ate correct ._ Heir the settlers, when they go,.piAiitaarferfthe . fairest reps g: . sintations, find nothing haws .desest.: If folk inik-fo, the plaintiff on one` issnet Top, tibill Oen . consider 'oh ig dathases At* due." ' -- ."'' .: ' ::'"":'' . 7 ' ) . 4 2 14: ..? l'he Jury found .fOr'lthe sittnfaant on the ty4 l leihl justified the . repost,:sts a true sill:dealt:oE ottillik. .: . i. . 1 occurred ;:attd for the:plaiptiff on another coantogiving him • 9n r eaShiAng Dam ges. • •• ' • •••• ..,,i; t Lc& ,mm! ...? ~ • Mr, Secretary CM/NINO' entertains the Ambassador of the Netherlands, Viscount and Visiountess • GRRetTiLLE, and a large p.rty, to dinner thia day, at Gloucester Lodge, Brampton. r • ft 1 111 1 • .11 • • • ol• • • hihhitrd at al ...,, • 1 ". . •-"Ab .. '.., S S : V . 4 . 4 . . .. . ' ...e l i te Aft. % .4 . . ... :.1 . ' i . 1f....i .--.7= " 4 1L . _ - . forward evidence • dto ts titlisends otit . iin.w4). wraii. another entitled *.samvpreed byf id maritime ports. Neotral shilis,o ii,_ ,; .•• i'l•• .• . 4 ....._ . ‘ •-.; "•, . . En grant Itoppe . ."% Thle 'enpieS Th urs d ay , t h e ir, shall be a ll owed 40 days if they illeinit. i . 1 ~.,,,,,,- , , - '% ••a• if ' • s 'jut ' tik Ojee•publiCatiOn Alpe 'clef ce--1. ~ ugh . .). .• , Duke of York.w four months if from an European w e sa ill. n . off' an p. 7 opinion Ity,f, open as tok me , ..._. . - tf - shall also be considered good priAe. ~e r .., . _._,..iiet ''"'`‘ • l ' ' .eisr MARI PTT — ti lth iNelilltql 044 'to the Purser of t ice* tn,,„eannto . us. promujga . I • " . •• i — ut. • - i - A Passenger. per by the existing laws shall beim. 11 rikral. , U ...„; - ',.. ~ . Till's ALS filait.lNl.7«.. ; , `•-• • the Judges of the ay be their rank or situation, :eigpo by Judge ARK. -We only remark that the judg . . •. A TUNE--. 0 .0 i e Muir aileaniar aeiitAn•: ---. c a Sale, of the A . _ ... ..r , • ....O. .. • e 1.... AT•ls-heimints. - 1 7 1 4.. - 77: , : IZ7 NEN ~.;:;-' - ~.... tiikorio ~.- C'~'~.... Y . . 7114 -! 1 ! 111 A!; :• "AMY, •• *, v!"7".7.1.11 0 " - * - 7 - . • . 11. 11„ t : ATOM A Y AN I; Alt Y 14. 1F24. - 1 44 4* : , / • itot 4 .. it. , THE f LIND& • . I ' l ' l r ' 42l • STOCK K CHA-NCR. 'lll7 KL K O'CLOCK. .Comals—opFned tills. morning glB3, I, • afld soon after they rose to'll9l for the Accouot. 4 ( lie iirnelitalhusiness this moinitig is in the Brokers Making up their accounts for Settling-day, the 16th. The &presses from yetis this morning bring the French Reines of Thursday,at 04f. 10c. to 15. and Spanish. Bonds at 23/. .French Sorsps to 1. • VORETGN FUNDS. • Spanish Bonds opened at 23,1, I, but in consequence of their hay; ing fallen in •Paris. they went. flown to 231. The Market ii very heavy. Ittoll otrul Foreign Securities there it very little doing. Current Prices :Old Spanish 23j to %, Colombian 621 0'63, Russian 89/1, New Prussian 911 to j, Austrian 51, Poyais 31. Consols 891 1. • - ItN %e melt OF STOCKS AT ONE O'CLOCK. Bank Stock 235-3 per Cent. lteduced'BB l / 2 % S pek Cent. Cons. ex. div. 87% /8 v s . • . • ; 4 per-Cents. Old 1013' A . 4' pet Cents. New ex. div. 1053 i 106 1 / 4 •106 • Batik Long ° Anne. '22 1-16 7-16—IndiliSonds 84s. • F- 4 clitqaer Rills .51s. 535. 56s.—Small 535. 565. • , _U44 for Account '274 273 •• Consols fu 88 for 78 89 1 / 2 1 4 •• . . • • The law has now taken its course respectinitbe;mur derer, Thurtell ; and a happy thing it is for society that ittirtrotig . arm 'shoed_ be able, sooner or later, to.over. -talteinth Criminals. Our:Readers must have seen, from ode X;xsv Repor t s, ini . thls case and in that of Mumford, that Mr. Justice PARK bad expressed, in strong lan, his reprobatidn of the conduct of - the .Public Press • in s . giving circulation to such circumstances as transpire respecting the commission ofcrimes against pub lic morals with which individuals may stand charged ; and they-may also have observed that we abstained en their from offeting any renal ks on the doctrines deli- . vare4l4 his Lordship on'thit•pOint. NOU-ilitrstfelor, it is impossible that anything we can say on tilts stect4 • leap affet... t; in any way, the individnals*hOsiti4efe led forth the animadversions of Mr. Justice' PAits, .and ''thereto: ewe shall not withhold our opinions on this iub- . :Jew - which, we frankly- cenfessi-stand-directly.oppcised to those expressed by his-Lord;hip ;—that is, taking his „opinion to be, that .no publicity whatever should be given in such cases, till, forsooth, they have received the fiat Of-the-Court in the recorded sentence of the Judge. himself—for this is the only part of Mr. JusticeP4.al'a Opinion which appeared ,to as intelligible ! In the case of Thurtell, his Lordship was of opinion,* " thnt such publications were highly , injurious; inasmuch" as they served to tut nish means to the accused . ta defeat align& of justice!" the case of Miimfoid;" 41 they . . to were be deprecated as • tending to prejudice. the Jury and irgtire the prisoner!!"' Now can such contradictory• opinions .be reconciled? In physics, a weapon with two eiges may sometimes be employeffiith advantige; but when - contrary' arguments arc drawn - . honk tilt same fact, they may be suspeeted to; be, one . - - - or both of them, founded in error. Li iliturtelrs case; then, the prior publication of evi ' deitte i; Was alleged, furnished the priioner with What 'UV; l i levcr latelided to give him; Now in the ..mortikern,kart of the. island thii is so far from being :reckoned-injurious to the ends of justice, that every 'criminal 'most 'be - furnished with a copy of 'the indict ‘ijating the tirne, plaCe, and 'circumstances of al ..the charges, am' a list Of the witnesses to be adduced' • • :tagainst him, fifteen days at least before the day of trial mid in point of fact, whatever barbarous law of the ?dark ages may still - remain on'repealed, nothing can lie, it • iiioxe unjust than' to bide front a man who is to be tried' :,fesl►l.s. • • life. the evider?ce by Which.it is intended 'to es - tablisb.his.guilt ;, for the- a wbale of the charges may be -ifou'ided in a - conspii acy; Which the prisoner- cannot dez 'fea,euriOont this being imparted to him. prejudicing the Jury, this '.l,CP . qf' l l -.141b4*1.0 P s is also an error. No iuror can proceed to trial but with -yltiaatfiodd so eAltgteei .pseoccupicsi with the allege!i •AgeNeof tbe piis'oner:.:: Why it be to be tried? 'bitaiiie' 1.) 0;a4a with a e'rin&l BY•eilittrn F:l3/ the Grand Jury, 'WA ~. •... oust on ureic oath ung,as tp, t e,valuc of the evidenke bid l o tieforctiteut t lllt y, the its.iividu• to be,t tied furyord . because a Goroneessiury , baxe,ion their. oadss„ retureed i , layeditt' eof TrAtrifet4pollitltisin: : . And :1 evJudgek P 4 "I up 4. %.• tte. / •a. C. • ; • 4411 i a. sisigadinute tb4.6l4lJ.4*.Aiivor 149P* 1 ised!" •-11$0, a batis iterbr 4$ WRlCarit riot by t :e free press of V.nglarni, contributes to elicit and bring 47 4161 fiiitto'the stunt Or ititideehteef e•the aetused - iiserkiftWill. ll4 : o4 # 4 4 4i4AKPg "e . e ;af' itiii*.Wiripsvett &Wired .euevidence tgretsiOVOis a itgr4 L lV4riii4. * ::ta , _'''silfatiffi in, givet _; . :a::., • a. • ' . '4• , . ~., NAVAL IA7'ELLIGZNCE. the dispatches for Bombay and China, by the ship were closed at the &tat India House, and delivered that ship. ~- the Duke of York.—Sir C. li. Chambers, one of the Supreme Court of Judicature at Bombay ; Car, •• 4th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Wainwtight, Gf ; Ensign'. Lardnetslietrat Limes's/it Mandister, of the 90th Infantry ; Rev. M. Davis,; Esq. G. Rowley, C. Babington, 11. Aston, AL I.andon, W. Vardon; S. K. Christopher, and A. Cobh', Cadets to. Bombay ;..kfc. H. Caul. ; Geld, toteylon ; Lally •Chanibeis ; 111rsltalolielliVitteriltiss 'Wife Alias Pliiliptok; Ilia. Haiakins'e also detachments of his Majesty's 4th Light Pvagocns, and 40th and 47th Regiments of Infantry. Lord Viscount Mstvu.se sniped at-Pytsmouth on Thursday, from the Admiralty, and immediately 011g:ceded across to the Isla ' Wight. . : 1 . Arrouranerra..Lieatenant Janis APDpwar., to the Papirroo t ; Lieutenant EDWARD lIANDFIELD, to the PANSIDRIO ; MP. EDWARD Master, to the Issrart ; Mr. Wit.trastWitl.ist,' Niger, to the Sarno, to be employed in the Coast Blockade. • The Coast Blockade, under the command and judicious manag e . meat of captain Warainas 31'cuttoco, of, .his Majesty's ship 11 4 . utt.tirs, has been found so far effectual in the prevention of smug. gling within the ditrict to which it has hitherto beetreOnfined, that it has been determined to extend it Etat and . West; to as to includ e the whole of the Isle of Sheppey on one sidre and to the Westward as far as Cnichester..which aldttional line of coast will, we are in. formed, be divided into three districts, and be officered and manned in the same manner as tte.three districts are at present, which will call into that service about forty Lieutenaits;.three Sur . rcons,-a t Assistant-Surgeons, three Pursers, and nearly 1,900 Men, ru addition to .he number of Officers aMV•inen . .'aiready en Ari Ployed. • • The Primmer, Is-gun sloop, has hirers *•.c.cirtimissioued at mouth, to supply the place of the ARA g r og the Irish station. The Cattiors, Lieutenant Justice. arrived at Portsmouth on Thursday, from Chatham, With a party Of seam en to complete the complement of the llussaa frigate, Captain f. theaik which ship sails this day for Barlradoes and Jamaica. • . .t FALuouru, JANUARY B.—Wind S.S.W. —Arrived-She kedina and Agnes, from London. „ Ptvatourti, Jazoaar 9. Wind S.W. -- - AfrOreirdiV SPANGENSURO, from Archangel. • PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY 9. — Wind S.S. W.—Arrived the Wood. park, Eden, Alfred, and Underwood, from the Downs. . Ships at Spithead—'l'he Huss.. it,,Jasrea, and • 1.1.60r5. in liar ' hour QUICEN CH•RLOTER, AIIPIOW, JUPITER, ellitiGN, Twerp, BANGUR, MENAI, PANDORA, GRASSHOPPER, ARAMS.; SPARSA:NIa HAWK, ARROW, CYGNET, and Norge. • • Dtar; JANUARY g.—Wind S.S. W.—Arrived yenenhy evening and sailed this morning for the River; the Circassian, WASS, from Madras and 'Bengal; front India; Norfolk, ANesß soa, front Dantzic ; Minerva, l'attzuousx, from Stockholm ; and Malta, I'ARISER, from Seville. •I.tvearont,• JANUARY 8.---The Duchess of Bedford, Ilawenrs, ' from Jamaica for London, was lost the 99th November, 'in the Porto Bravo, near Ilavannah—crew saved; and if the weather was moderate the runt was expected to be saved. The Margaret, YOUNG, from Quebec to Liverpool, was driven on shore in It o lt, Bay (Prince EdWatd's Island)'; she was abandoned by' the .crew, and was to be sold by auction. The Creole, Ggonaroc,lnsia Ilavre for Havannah, was lust on the Ist I)ecemher, in 014 ; %upset— vessel and cargo totally lost. The True Briton, from Liverpoal, arrived at Barbadoes and sailed for La Guyra the Ist December, under convoy of his Majesty's ship lbscnrive. Arrived the !Mar. ntion, PETRIZ, from Charleston ; Plato, Recess's, from Savannah ; Frauklin, GRAHAM, from Baltimore; and Relief, Doun, front Prince Edward's Island. Sailed the Loyal Sam, HUD, for Brazils; John Wills, HARRIS, for New York ; Lancaster, for. Phil adelphia •' Hannah, Warritiatv, for Bahia . ; arid Bob Roy, Coat:ism, for ItioJaneiroi The Lapwing, for Oporto, sailed yesterday, has put back with damage. Gaaszsgato, JANUARY 9.—Sailed the Berwickshire, SHEPHERD, for China:" • • • CUSTOM-HOUSE, JANUAnY 9. • Sutra ENTERRD Isrwaans—The Bee, a Iltliance nd Drake, front Ilamburgh; General Elliot, Lord Natant, aturi.a . viola, front Got tenburgh; Carl Wilhelm, Aurora, Methilde, Ceres, and lidward, from Memel ; Neptunus, and Dentate; &Duel/music ; Sally, and Zealous, front Lisbon; Pyramus, from Madras ; Drie Vriedeu, from R otterdam ; Cyrus, from the Cape of Good Hope; Nimrod, front New York; William, X. Y. Z. and Courier, from Amiable Eliza, from Dunkirk ; Ann, and "fiber, from Palau; Orestes, from Petersburgh ; and Vittoria, from Jamaica.. Curannio.Ourwaan--The General Harris, for India ; I.ord Hon gerford, for Madras; Crawford, for alba& ; James, far Aleetndri Aearrito—At Charleston, the Ilarrim, Thomas, horn f.ondor.; Camilla, Crosby, front, Ilavre ; Franklin,ANlano, from Bremen; 'Hamborgh, Harvey. froM Illaniburth; Susan, Show, frau Gibral tar; and Alfred; Gordon,. fron`the 'Ord!: At the Hsvanoak, Mexico, front liathburgh; Lord Rodney; from Jamaica; and II:. milton, Iron's' Monte Video. ,At Gibraltar,. Omar; Quiller ; sod Tryphena, Wooden, from lithia. • , UNIVERSIT'Y and CLERI4:4,4, iNTELLIGENCk .ammitifefithamt• , ;. Of • CA II DAT DaLcd.fatNlMUY 9.• * • . , thicWitiherritti l k GOLlS.Mibrea.--The 'objects for the prawn 'year cue--For the- Greek Ode . • , 11, maks. Vlva. , rre,, • , Zhesikpitres worprlf. am/tapers:lSi. 'Ma a s, yviatiarawirs , trwitp sertennryialf. "• ' "LAent One.—Aleppo Urbs Syriac ten* foutulioditis - _Ambient's indeed dssctirtuts--; Sonday.sennight, the 'tisk% 9( Dirry.bald,r.an- Ordination, at Which the. following : Gentlemen were fadiiiiiii4Tritii 'Holy Qiders: Pruzirs.—LMessrs. li c ichardsoir and*Leiand; Armagh'; Mr. Oven, angher ; Menrs. 'Fribch and Babinec, Dertyl2Dik.: Pew, • ; Mr. any* Dablin". . . . • Vewlii* sad Craig, Dory tVi • Vet SO rari yid Usher, Ragboe. yid Rev. Mr.' brotiat his resigned the lAvlntlif • .O I IPORD, JANUARY irk '-'• The another:of Gentlemen to *loin, Taidmasionis foralplents were grintad, bat who wercnot adnittnd aew. eitAaerA(Omp. 0480 61410114 Sigbillgimas Tetra, .a.sitomited to 91. nirrntiltsgar Pa t l h i e tt;tt a ti P t tr : tP ). 71trt Y g h eldenien ;all °4- ef dais University were admitted intoS bibly'Ordess:. . • ;L .— • Dcarcons---Johia Langley*, &As, Magdalen colter; Menry,nockl, St. Edmund Hall; Maximilisti Geneste..l4agen) COW . Patnrs—Henry Altera, U.A. Trinity College; GiEfge John Trevor Spencer, li.A. ?InNersity"Crilkge &ward clksiNtir Ptie. WA. Merton College p Peter French, L. Queen's ; Fal wand.Davis Slade. i 3. A. (been's College. ; • . : • ECC LECH AST I CA-1. PRO 310 TI The Rev. James Hartley •Dtiosford,,of Wadltarn College, OW. and Vicar of Framptoss.opon.Severn, in the county of Gloucesttr, has been appointed Domestic Clorplain to the Right Mon- the of Suffolk and Berkshire. . • • • . Rev. Frednick Browsing has been installed to .tberrelitlilv.eg_ Uffculmbe, Devon,. vacant by the death of his father, the hens - • • • Rey. Jg.Drierill.A; Curate of Cheirenhartn---ft the Vicarage Panntley;ind ffrs Perpettial Curacy of Upleadon, Oloucestershile. Rev. J. R Williams, Curate of Neatb, to the Liring,Of lant,st; 3Maiore with Linbrai, GbLo o norganshire, by the Dean d Chapter iof Gloucester, Rev.-Thomas Wilkinson, R A. of St. John's College, Cambridg: -loappointed Domestic Chaplain toil,. I+itatqainot.l4gdonderry. 4.-The Rev. T. Salwey, - M.:A. Fellow of St. Joillse44/01rit bas been presented to the Vicarage 4 tlairgamj,;(laisy. liscant by the death of the Rev. J.- W. lloorko.„--... f.• The Duke *I. lisickingherrrand Chemin-Imo nypollOggd,rhlt Rev • Henry. WitickiwOrtk Simpson, M.-A. of Sr.-John's COese g MANI. bridge,-One of his Grom's.Domestic Chaplains. . • The Heir. James' Harriman ifutton, has. been presented by tht Reie James Cirtlet, Prebendary of the Prebend ol Lecliford,to dr? Vicarage of. iLeckfard, vacant by the resignation of said Jn. Cutkv Friday se'nnight, the Rev. James Clark-Ffrettch WAS . in 41100; of-the Vicarage of I loiklessfield. • • . I'The;l;Siven: Ages - of Man, the Seven. 'Cimorpions ci Christendow tbe Seven Wonders °Luse World, the Seven' Aarr1 , 1725 . the Seven Stars, end the Sevin -Wig 11t0n.(4 - 0 . 1 . East,,have all in tv;irt Comked'af4tifieeties; but 'that . wbicAi , now claims the - gigater . iliat . okiii,iblio ittteotion, is-the fichentstoi the New Lottery, jiitC/I , 4liC h the Contractois hlsve : etstiodused Sevin Prizes -, 1.26,000 f -pi, 0 , ,,i,,,jpi. will Compierice on Vie 19th . 0: w ViseuAtton :Wicks Pa.. the Tv'ollist,ttraiviVrt ires *4l hbv e. It.:40,000 . disirey in addition, ittid . oO. whiefi 1.14! : also-every Number Drsivon will be *Watt Thiiaecoullo for the aiiidity'*ilh,,Whipi.-- - Mit.htitkeri 'So& to thg Offices of 3. and .f..SlVitviii i i,itif4ll:(e.goini r ractiitt,vill ere success iu the Sale of Capit4s has become provet6iil. ~=.~:. IL. • .~... .._ . a.. _.. ~. i