Star. — London, England, 1818-01-02 00:00:00

It:. . • • .4., j e ey the right, however often it may hive been rgne d, any Sovereign whatever to transfe r subjects to a stor master. This can never be done fithout affecting the interests of other Stases; for to grea se the power or resources of any individual ?awer ,.is virtually to reduce those of another, even b ou gh that other Power may not have lost one ic re of territory or a single subject—the strength, a l e resources, and consequently the safety and secu al of Empires being always relative. - Since writing the foregoing remarks we have re tired some additional papers. The following is apied from the Netc-York Evening Post : NEW-YORK, NOVEMBER 27. A letter 'from Buenos Ayres, dated the 10th of kaput, received by a gentleman in this city, says— That General Artigas has proclaimed Pueyrredon; sad three others, natives and merchants, of that place, for serding ships loaded with provisions, to Portuguese at Monte Video, and thereby enabling to make a stand against the Patriots, at the • e when the scarcity of bread at Iluenos Ayres, and e sufferings of the people there, were extreme." The credit of the present Administration at Buenos yres is sach, that Don Manuel Aguirre, Commis •o from Pueyrredon to the United States, has not aced to ,defend his conduct, nor to answer the many rimes denounced against his patriotism and justice i y the press of this country and that of all Europe.—.• t is not easy to discover why the Laccutive of the led States should wish to form a connexion with a .an who rules by military despotism, Of the thirteen Provinces which compose the na . state of la Plata, -tLe four more iinportant, °cosi, Charcas, la Paz, and Cochabamba, are in possession of the enemy ; and ildiltplricleo, Entre,' Corrientes, Santa re, and Paraguay, call Pueyr. Hen a traitor, and 6.10% his _orders ! !! A Flanders Mail arrived last night, from which 7e learn that the Prince of ORANGE has been rein- tated in all his offices ; that is, the misunderstanding between the Prince and his father, or rather perhaps between the grince and his father's Minister, has been adjusted. Some changes in the war depart ineatare meditated ; and his Royal Highness will, • is said, bet invested with new functions, The High Cl4it" Of justice' at Brussels was ,7th to have heard the ,appeal, made by the OfF.:er in the °lrak of the Duke of W.. nt.t.tnoro against M. Duos:scans, of Ghent ; but it was • if till a decision •shall be made respettint race's application te.the Court of Cassation, the decree which has rejected his appeal.' A Mail frern also arrived last night. positively stated, in letter from the frontiers France (and we believe with perfect truth). .iminution of the Army of Occupation is -at in. 'a contemplation. It is added, that the report of t approaching 'departure of the Danish, Sault, as Hanoverian Contingents has wholly aka away, and these corps are to reeelit, in the course of the ptero sent month, some detachments to- fall up their. plement. The measures for placing the-trooper the Army of Occupation in barracks, are continue ; along the whole line. skti A series of German Papers has also reached us to toe 27th ultiab, from which the (allotting are ettiacts • • . MENTZ, DIC.EMBIR The Ca tral Conusrittee for the Affairs of the Na vigation of the Rhinillidur-ed by repeated attempts is obtain exemptions koala the _payment of the tolls . wi the Rhine, orders the publication of the 25th arti- , _ ale of the Act of the 'Vienna Congress, which is as follows No applicadosifor exemptiOu from the for a diminution of them, can be attended ta,, tither by the Collectors of the Tolls, or even 4: d,e Central Committee ; and this without any dis tinction respecting the nature, .the origin, or the des tination of the cargoes and goods ; and without re tard to the persons, Corporations, Cities, or States, to which they belong, and by whose orders they are transported ." And .the. Central Committee orders that from the Ist of .tapary, 1818 1 all articles, with (m2; exception, which ,re.s)lipied on the Rhine, are stipject to the.payment.u(*.yolls on that River. Done at Ran a; k, pucefflabit, MO. nßt i t/Aftii • • .•• His ilardesalt; 1039 kuira on F,anday, left us again' yesterday , to repair - 'OA* Prlissian Provinces on the Rhino, where no Stites.' man was ever more eagerly expected. The confidence of .the inhabitants of these provinces . in his liberP natiments and his experience is unlimited; - and will' we doubt not, be justified , by the happiest SWITZERLAND, DECEMBER so. We will not contradict (because we are not formed upon the subject) the reports which, probably led by some expressions, in the Journal du Commerce, s2=k of mere favourable sentiments in the French Gzaclamert towards the trade- eIE Ritielland. - For parts, vie will wait for the results of these fine pramiies, an.is quid digniuu Unto ferd hie protna i:- hi,u u t _ . 114; Great Corr c:1 of Ileme.has adopted, by ;Otery pat makxity ofvotes, as . a basis of the Matrimonial epii. k no F rider Teyision. the principle that children cut•of wedlozk are to nave the name, the rank, cifth vid ilse father k 'kttown • .• to be p.4-;11) to coraibute a preptrttonate 11;i sol • stun tb their support. sg is only a modified revival of the law - from the year 1585 to 1711. MILAN, DECEMBEE N. His Imperial Majesty has given an exclusive privilege for five years, Mechanist, Locatilli 4 in the whole nice and Lombardy, for the manufi Vim machines of his invention—one raise water in such quantity and to ao other machine yet discovered can cond is for the purpose of threshing very advantageous manner. ARAU, DECEMBER A little book has been published der the title of " England's Industry nical Inventions on the Rain of the C book might take a Motto out of Solomon's Proverbs, but it must be more modest than the one chosen, which compares it to golden apples in network of silver. Its fruits are, indeed, but of a watery de scription and made up in mean earthen vessels ; in other words, we find in it the every where repeated lamentations, which the title announces, which may have some foundation indeed, but is most par tially represented ; we find the vain longing after past times which will never return—the foolish wish for the revival of relations never to be recalled— the senseless malediction of mechanical inventions, which are called a curse to humanity, and a reproach to good Magistrates and Governors ; the inconside rate irritation to the latter, to render this curse in effectual, by measures of compulsion and prohibi tions : we find, in a word, well meart indeed, but empty declamations upon things which require very different Counsellors. BRIGHTON, JANUARY l.—Yesterday afternoon, the PRINCE REGENT, accompanied by the Duke of Yoii, and several of the Nobility at the Pavillioo, took their ride in the stables for upwards of an hour.- 1 'This day, Mr. LEACH, the elected Vice-Chancellor, had the honour of Knighthood conferred upon him ' by the PRINCE REGENT.-111 the course of the morn ing, the Earl of LivitatiooL, Lord and Lady CASTLE REAGH, and Viscount Cnsvwvrtn, left the Pavilion, for their respective residences in London. A private letter from Paris, dated Dec. *I, . s The Duke of Wellington has. arrived. at Paris. Grace, it is said, has no ether object inthis vital Ma. capital hut,te pay his respects to the King at the new fear. The presence of the noble Duke at Paris will,, Lit .ishciped, accelerate a little the negotiations about -the foreign claims. and the stay of the Allied Armies, in France, which rat' seine time have threatened to be indegitely prolonged. - The 'Duke, after .remain. ing some time- at Parts, will proceed to Englaii&—. Up to this dine there is no appearanFe of a challis of Ministry, thong the present Administration have lost much in public opinfon since the opening of the. Chambers. The King hai : warned, within these few days, persons of the Couil . and principally those who sit in the Chamber of Peers,' to take care how they vote against projects of laws or measures of his Ministers, on peril of being disgraced." . The difference in the notions entertained an Mr Howe's trials, between the Court and the Jiiry„: • strongly marked. Both the Judges stated:from the judgment seat, that Mr. HON/9 parodies Were isepi ottrUe/s! The Juries declared on their c.atAs that they - item ; not. As to impiety, it bears diffeeeet. mean ings in different climes. Among the Hotterfintait in - impious not to tense a little green fly—it was iMPicets among the Ephesians not to believe .that their Diana came clown ftoo-Reavenit is impious among some toln Indian sects not to Purify . with the slang of a cow--. and it is inspipes among . certain Tartirs r noy to bend before 'a parcel of dancing 'puppets ; in short, thie weed impiety is often applied in every age and cowry, to those who will not condescend to be fools y: .46 . . mon folly! Lawyers are the last who iik :•• t et d e llrey set arc u rn ih gen eir e l ar i ll aS e u r stand sons i l : ds de f e o i i e se m et 14er wbb can perceive the stars, bid Cannot see t h e nu s 4 4 • ..course is like the passage of the Child -, . . brad tfdrettgh she, Bed Sea • they must turn Ile ~.: tit the right haiid tor ihe r left. Alse.rneteor ptec ...eat is their pillar of fire hYnighteand.pillar of .clanit by day. Erskine, tile: Psintermithe .orators of . the bar, never shone respletaleotii in.:the Senate a there. lie was content to lead the listt troapsineiacalon. .. Cossack-warfare 3 distinguistunchimself :by irregtritr eicursions and chance-41=1N** ,'Who. can forget the itafotests of the Law Lords awieetie Libel Will 7 A itrotest which-remains as a stiipendotts.inoeinetit of the sublime nonsense of legal subtlety t nto.eutem of the incapability of lawyers to pro `ens - the advantages of disadvanmges witieb t o d .'may reap or suffer from any change of systent.. '.: - . • . in the ranks of the foes of innovation, they i r e 'Psi*, saves to the lumber of antiquity, whet heri good pibad, I t s i injurious or bene fi cial; they cannot bear _. . restof the world shall welleuifettered and u . ' They forget that Bacon, die truly et . at Bacon,: " that a froward retention of auto" i s as turbulent a thing as innovation; and they that reef:prate to midi old times, are but a along to t4flalo." . It, would, re, q,:irf.• yearly a .cer.tttry to brierettuits Of Lewait to ti .e• k.. el •of society. . .VRN, DEC. so. . the Mariner, Joisa s, with her cargo shifted, pumgs choaked, previous to which a good deal c it (seLest) had been pumped out and lost. Henry, KaiCsaa, from St. John s (Newfoundland) for Li with, loss of bowsprit, fore-top-mast sprung, and tiller broke—the vessel is much strained and leaky; a considerable part of the cargo (fish) was thrown over in a gale. Margaret, enamor, from London for Liverpool, with main-sail, fore-sail, and Lai N v n e, ; Rr i tsars, Lime ; and Diligence, e berty, s l ;r a G i i i r un . l , ll:ll ß S EA . ; Yed a ;alWmargaretta. the Eliza, H.ARMAN, from . London for Dublin; Fanny, SMaxiss, from ditto for Liverpool. Remain his Ma s slpop Biurou*at. The Henry, Klemm*, spoke on the 25th in lat. 40. 29. ei W. the Tiller, fiumPozarmakuocifor London, out 48 days, all well DEAL, JANUARY 1. la.ss night the Centurion, Milta _Jr Bengal. Sailed this morning the bonne/arc bound, for the River. Arrived the Isaac, Tom from Quebec. . DOVER, JANUARY 1. Sailed yesterday afternoon the Lord packet, Captain HAMILTON, for Calais, with a and passengers ; and the Lord Duncan packet. taro PAKON, with a Mail and passengers for Osten. Sailed last night the Maria, Captain At/stilt, for Bourdeaux, Arrived this morning the Princess Char lotte paclo, Captain HALLANDa, from Ostend, with a Mail and k_e_ssengers. Sailed this morning the Flora, Captain WATsON, for Boulogne, with passengers, PENZANCE, DECEMBER 503. Arrived the William and Ann, SLACOMEZ, from St. Übes, leaky and damaged. BALTIMORE, NOVEMBEK sa. Dallas, JRA /ANIL 1,. Arrived the Zebu, Chilton, from Pernambuco ; Britannia, Andenon, from Ham ; Vederable, George, from Dublib ; Iffsithe, Illitlett, from Mabel; Albion, Richmond, from Omembinall Regent, Cube, Om Seville; Tearer, Rogers, kpony, ,leitiMro. front Rom; Avon, Jones, from Dublin; ip, Walter, from *Waterford ; Jane, Taylor, from at* Loveige, Enna Newfoondised ; and Bounding, fikrest, Annithe Ceps. Soiled the Intrepid, Johnson, for V. 13"mbe and BOP': Queasy Fit, for Jamaica ; Charles, Welt, for Saves/nab. CUSTOM HOUSE, JANUARY I. - Same Rieman linrain--The Princess' Charlotte, Lamb, ftoni Deniefara"; the Joseo and Ann, Read, from Wateifeid. OrtwAun.--*The Po, Caen, for Calais; Alfred the Great, Davis, for Jamaica ; the Robert nod Ann, Steele, for Antigua. The Thames, froin London to Hamburgh, was lost in the Elbe on the 19th ul-. She is stated to be in sured for no less a sum than ICO,OOOI. The cargo consisted of indigo, &c. . -We learn that Messrs. THroioitz RIZIIARD and CO. sx Ci4i.ente, hiv e been appointed by the Com- Licrres, their Agents for that Port, and of all the Ports. of the. Charente Pertuys. We feel much pleasure in communicating this intelligerce as we understand that the increase of our- commercial affairs with these Ports, has occasioned the election of those Gentlemen. Tuesday se'nnight the Atlas, Sraurrt ens, cf Aber deen, from Shields to Betbice, with coals, put back to Aberdeen with damage, having, in the gale of the 14th ult. when about test miles to the wegaraid of St. Kilda, shipped a tremendous sea, which breaking . ahovelWirp - to the tops, carried away a number of 111Wwascheons, her bulwarks, cook•house Bcc. and brike fotwor five alter deck beams ; parted with the Minerva, .6HARP, from' Shier& to• Antigua, on the 11th ult. of Loch Bethel. Thebrig Anne of Bo'ness, from Dantzic to -Leith, came into Stromness in the tale of the 19th nit. and nearly upset when coming to anchor, having four to five feet ' ater in her hold. Ca • iniurnaas experienced, a most violent gale id ' y the 17th ult. during which he learned *thaw Billing smack, belonging to Gravesend, bound -to Lyndon, with her cargo offish, was totally lost, With allon board, by striking a rock in Water Sound, u,11„11. limey ;• and that next day a sloop, belonging to • had been carried into the Orkneys, with 4 'beats On board, but none of the crew alive.— SpOke a brig . belonging to Kincardine, and was in formed that, Jrt the fatal gale of the 14th ult. he had seen; in the Moray Frith , a brig, bottom up, seemingly 1 about two hundred tons, with black sides and a white Istottten, ' The Trustees for the Creditors of the' Town of Aberdeen have made a Report, that the property be longing to the Corporation, which have so grossly mismanaged their funds, will ultimately be more' than seirscissit to pay the whole debts, which now amoent to the enormous sum of 280,0001. In the • mean time, the revenue of the town has been ascer tained to be adequate to the payment of the interest. • The Ilartr-whe hale 40 long -monopolized the Ma -1 gistracy hare now be waverts to the necessity of a reform.- • ' • • r ever, . transient gloom over festivity L,f the evening, which the circling glass could not en tirely dispal : the recollection of happier times, and of places much regretted by the Regiment, did :.et fait occasionally to intrude itself, and every cue seemed to feel that 4-0 Mame maggtor cloitate " Che d recerdaral ed temp ilea " NMI mbar's!" Aar CLOTHING •BouD.-This estahlishmenti which formerly consisted bf s Board of General,Offi cers, with the Duke of Cowszatt.nun as President, was lately reduced, and xlarkbusiness trsesferred to the Quarter-htastee• awl .4eperal. For some reason or other this irap4rtnti oliee Is now execiAted by two Reid Othcers, with the additional pay of one pound each ifer dint. . y r ' .: COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. The long announced Tragedy of a Retribution, or The Chieftain's Dr:tighter," was acted last night fcr the first time. Th e characters and plot are as follows : Varaises, King of Pertia, a - Mr. Yousto. Choproo, nes S Mr. Weimar. Flamed, 1 Mn C. Kion'La Abd44, a ertian Lord, • 4 Mr. Passives. Ilthr, his an, Sothes, a ospik_feChiottsin, - - Mr. realm , Sobrab, the ithseitObsitsbirlidts, - Mr. Coasot. Kobed, Confldeflt b Cannon .- s Mr. Cauca. Devalt„ Slave to Charms - Mr. haute. daughter to Sadie% . - MW O'Nrua Ths date of the Tragedy is mippeeed to be in the fourtb tee tury ; the Scene is laid in the Royal Palace of C'kesiphon, the then capital of the Persian dombliona, and the titsic hive...creed is two days. The Piece epees es this iundversary of the a -es- • non of Varartee to the throne; Me eider son, Chearoo, return triumphant frbm an expedition talon ore of the rude Tribes which inhabit the Carduchim aisseitains s attiohg hit capalvm is Tribes Slits* whose , 71mra, had 4 Mt ' cen rescued 4 Named, the ..hers new dis p ute, captive Chieftain mil a to - Amino - eltni k cosiknacti. Harnett; found by Chasm standing over hie Weft father, is now charged by hiss with the murder of Va. ranee, whose body is carried di tinned, together with &thee; charged also with treasonable designs, are on the point of being led to execution, notwithstanding the prayers and entreaties of Zimrs, when it was found that the body, brcurbt in as thAt of the King, is, in fact, that of a slave, who had been commissioned by Chosroo to dettroy him ; the life of the King having inked by Bahr, while endeavouring to rescue Catena and Naranes now ils-appeun, orders ChoaroOtd extendon ; discovers ss Retribution " for bis-owe trine In the misconduct and Bail: of ,Fie t m, and.dies exhausted and heart-broken. named and Minn itioutit together the throne of Persia, and the cttrtain This Tragedy is announced in the Prologue to be from the Fen of " a novice"—a Mr. DILLoN, we learn. Frcm the audience the author experienced great kindness. The Play met with no opposition in its Fortis ; it was exceedingly well acted, and was applauded at its termination. Mr. TERRY and Mrs. Gums spoke the Prologue and Epilogue : both were s well delivered. A coinage of crowns or five-shilling-pieces will commence in the course of a few days at the Mint. On one side will be a head of his MAJESTY, and on the reverse the figure of St. George and the Dragon.. The number to be struck in the first instance will be: 500,000; when that number is completed; theyare to be issued to the Bank, which, it is said, will h? in about a month or five weeks time. A veteran soldier, who has recently arrived from St. Helena, mentions that he found his situation ihere very comfortable. Though the provisions were Salt, they were of the_besk kinds, and tile• men were healthy. The Giivernot exerted himself ih proniet; in g public am:fitments. A good understanding subsisted between. the garrison and BONA PA RTUrS people ; but the Eatreaoa himself was very retired, and was !peer seen by our informant during all the timeJie was on the Island. Colonel Moncev, son of the Marshal Duke of Confelottano, has laeen taken from his family and the French army, in a melaqhholy manner. Henn., hunting, and jumped over a ditch, supporting him self upon his musket, which was loaded: by some accident the piece went off, jest at the Moment when the muzzle was pointed towards the head of the un fortunate young man, into which the *hole contents entered, and he died upon the tpet. UNANIMITY OF Juaiss.--In a recent action, Whcre the Jury were agreed that, damages should be gi7en, but differed materially in opinion with regard to the amount, one of them proposed an ingemous mode lof settling the diffeten)e, which was immediately adopted, as follows :—Each of the Jury wrote on a piece o f ! paper the sum he proposed; the whole was then summed up and divided by 12, and the produce was awarded to the complainer in the action. CORN EXCHANGE, MARE-LANE, JAN. 2.—Although we have had but little fresh Wheat in since Monday, the trade was heavy this morning at Monday's pekes. Barley 2s. per qr. cheaper, an 4 very dill sale at that reduction, particularly for the middling and inferior qualities. Oats arsk also is. per qr. lower. having large sarsivals.—ln other articles there is 40 a:ttvation. .1, . . .19 0 . ath p ... odit. . • ."' . ' •44 iiirtafirriLLtGt . Yet : littion * 4, hi fact, • w Il lar iLied , .. ' 4' ' . • 11. , Oit Chifirtinat'dty the Facers of the 2clilitiatioll - Aim. sew iai• Mil * teth Foot dined together, for the last time u a men, it it - bai. L 03 1 . ° 1 irt the Barrack... at - Chichester,. The Mess-mod was Woodard . • o Mins - - 0 0 two patents , and' G uar " lik i immy 1 F„„ ii , . . o I Elegantly decorated for the °Coition with laurel, etc. s, to the celebrated n OlllO4 1 l' riathargb - 0 o and the Colours, zith the badges of the RegiMent, o•olobwrib 0 b Inalleiri - 0 0 testsfalfy disposed Lis . the rear cht the President's TAW kingdom of Ve. facture and zde of PORTSMOUTH, JAXUART 1. Chair. Lieutena6COionel Tibt, Si t Presided— Arrived the Hunter- it Analyst, from Lobden for The Mott elegant dinner, izZistink it the Atti- eof them serves to St. Thomas's. Sailed the Ann, Ptritcrasi, for Ma- eacies of the 'seakzi, 'With ;holt wines,. was o stieh a height as Beira and Barbadoes ; an d his Majesty's . ship liosw- prepared. The Dana were tii attendpce, and play- can o ff ect _ t h e se _ rtio on a cruise. The following East Indiamen ea several pieces of nifisie c o ll ec t e d i n pt ance. an d o ias is a v isaed down channel this morning, with s fine breeze Italy. When the cloth 'was removed. " The ng out corn King," tram the N.E. viz. Thomas Ccnitts, Marquis of Hunt- “ Prince Regent, * " Duke of York ? " . " Sir H. Cal- ley,. Lord Lyndock, Earl Balcarras, Buckingham , . vett," and' Leveral other apprOpnate toasts were R 20. shirt, and Canning. given. After a neat and most expressive speech I at St. Gallen, nit- MILFORD MAVEN, DWC. SO. on the reduction of the Battalion, the President with. ry and the Mecha- Wind N.W.—Arrived the Mariner, Joan,. from drew, when his health *as enthusiastically drank London for Liverpool, with her cargo shifted, and with three times throe. The idea of separation, how- _ Continent." This _ . _ pumps chOaked, previous to which a good deal of ever, threw a transient gloom over the festivity of oxpars- • BALTIMORE, NOVEMBER se.. , be Chiefbain of the Tribe, Stakes, whoa; danger, 71;irs, had will,. it Thursday se'nnight, his Excellency the Lord Lim- Th e revenue cutter Dallas, Capt. SMITH, arrive d ti, previously carried at by Chosnio, bet- had been rescued TENANT of IRELAND had a select dinner party at the at Savennah on the 22d inst. from a cruise, bringing from him, and was nOw protected tad sonteeled by Hamed, the , Viceregal Lodge, Dublin. The company were as younger brother of Chadic. These two brothers now aiSpute on w e . follow : into that port the Spanish schooner Tantella. with 13 PUbliC Lord Visconut Ingestrli ; the Hcm. and Rev. J. C. Talbot ; his daughter. They are delivered by Vannes to kb iletnous slaves, bound for Ilavannah, but captured bl h the pri- lad mccits*lvelY °btilin P b/SeiSial a the captive Chieftain sosi INGTON Mr. Gregory, Sir George Beckvrith, Sir Sidney Beckwith, amen ____ vateer Brutus, and ordered into Amelia. The 'an- 0„, gamed , who is but are again forcibly melted by °Karoo. ' tells being discovered by the Saranac, stationed near tonne to possess street and myeterious hold ober the aetione • ees • • of Cork, Rev. Mr. Stacey, Rev. Mr. Lefanu, Mr. Lambert, Sir WaS rat Stewart Bruce, Sir Charles Vernon, Mr. St. Oeerge, Colonel the island, a boat was dispatched from her, with an of his father, whi ch axles from his knowledge of some teattig, frig his Gore, Colonel Master, Colonel tiBB Ma* Disbrow*, Hen. officer, for the purpose of boirdirig ; but Austin, the crias abo : oo of which the Utter has been gitilty. list violence of Captain Anson, Captaisf-Cinaileknel, sagni Cerinvell, ItteAkc. • the captives, ard his Went designs of treason Man Meter of the schooner, woulsd not suffer the o f- s o ot th e t h e epg, i re &cowed hy Vahan, who seeks Owe- n ' fr6nl Lady Cuvz died, on gunday la![, at'Oakleppart, il . r •so go esilsoecd, aild a volley et musketry •wia tsof, Vim onntlended by his armeti slaves, awn him into tem- . near Ludlow, in Shr . epshue, at the advanced w of fed i nto t h e boat, ,no44l9„ever, did no damage. psrv o feeis—safstlififttaas him to desist tram his PurPoses elt It eighirthree years. Her Ladyship was the relict of Captain El ton p erce i v i ng this , t h e & mac i mme sai_ Ciliate's°, kovervw,.. whose love is indignantly rejected by Zie..ra, c her and h erd ather , &newts. Hahn with .tiers of the fi rst Lord Crays, mother of the present Earl of eta', gave the schooner a broadside, which cut away l i e itb d u. =A the .giV o P C D . b e yb de, gohilk had, in that no Pawls, and grandmother to the Duchess' of NOR - her bmb, and disabled hex much.; nOtwitillsuidi . 2l the 'tenders pin &die Phy;fo und Vann" eenseu•i, sad en THIIMISERLAteD and Lady HARRIET WYNNE. * which, she made he; e-scope into Amelia. Capt. El- his recovery had beard fall Arom hint frantic aspirant:ma, which Present It is hinted, that the eldest son of Sr FRANCIS ton demanded the Tantall., but was refused ;on "instill" , the faro" of these Mew, an impetuous Yowl man) that Vermin had mounted the throne by the murder cf bit ben- tof the Buitnerr will shortly receive the band of a (laughter lehic.h he blockaded the port. rheas in predecessor, vapor ; he Insults Tletr.ed tchh. the char g e, C u, and of the Duke of MARLBOROUGH. GRAVESgND, SANUARY i. who flying to his father, Varanes, to inquire Into its truth, finds 1 1 . „S. do. ... . . g. I . 1 , . I : 1 I i I I tir • . :4 . ' 1 1 1 . ( 1 41 I : I , i 1 I I 1 ( t ' 1 ' I . I I I I • I 1 I 1 I i . I k 1 / I • I ' . i 1 L \ I I f . i i '• ' , I I ' I