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ike r Cent 10, t ,o 4 ^Al e lab posaipa l ;L e It c * AM. °. tea —T WEDNtSIMY, s 9 Ls, 8. UrfiliSEß , Mutt StirEv NUMBER 98.3 d. -rritcr. CONTRACT FOIL COALS, TO BE DELIVWD AT GIBRALTAR. " .11T g . • -- PINE This day were published, in royal gyn. priceltie. is ELEMENTS of ANATOMY, dzsign;cl rse of Students In the Fine Arts.—By JAMES._ SHARPE, Member of the loyal College or Surgeoli% Student in the Royal Academy; with Six Copper-OM :ravings. Printed for R. Hunter, No. 72, St. Pours Chureb-red. FROM LAST NIGHTS GAUT= ........ . r ovo *began. tooyen their ever inganling- this UFO i and tibu.sitang that we may at lam., alter sy seerificesi,learitio set a , just value upon his C o mmissariat Department, Treasury Chambers, Bth &pt. 1818. SPersons as arc d esirous of Contractin g with 0 the Agent for Commissariat Supplies to deliecr SOO Cbal • sf COAL. 9, at Gibraltar, may receive Particulars of the l yyraet at this Office betwcen the hours of Eleven and The, od jAces their Tenders, sealed up, and directed to the Agent Coonislariai Supplies, marking thereon " Tender for o r ," ce or before TUESDAY, the C.tld instant, but none I nt be received after Twelve o'Clotk on that day; nor will ▪ p r orsal be noticed unless made on or anncxed to a printed pe xu br, and the prices inserted in words at length; nor a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal, signed by Two y e ws of known property, engaging to become bound with the ley ~,,,te r ieg. in the Sam expressed in the Particulars, for Ile a c e jerbrmaace of the Contract. • ; 13 A NKR OPTS. Inaph Workman, of Onstsy, Cumberland, sheep lii Pada. dialer, to surnestier.fk?t. 29, and October Ilk eir divan, at the Crown and Mirre•Top; Gashals. Attorney, Mr. Mimi Buten, Cloakdans, London; or. Masan. Graham and Arm stem& Carlisle. John Howarth, late of Bradford, bin now of Warmlnater,Witta, liege-draper, dealer and sharer Sept. 10, 22, and Oineber 20, at eleven, it the t land Ins mid Tavern, Westgatostreek Bath. Attornies, Meson. Adlingeon and Gregory. Bedford row, London, or Mesas . Oaby and &race, Bath. Hairy Driver cooper, of Beck-street, Honelydonis, and of Mark-hoe, Loudon, hop-merehaat, dealer sod ciegottillii &Pt 19, 22, and October 20, at eleven, et OuSdlialb Atterarp, Mr. Mangnall, Aldennanbury. William Rhodes, of East Smithfield, Middlesex, baker, dealer and chapman, September 19, 22. and October 10, 'at eleven, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. 0. Palmer, Gray's-ino-squere. Robert Boyle, of Upper 'Yhantes.street, London, enerannt. dealer and chapman, Sept.ls. 92, and October 20, at receive, , at Guildhall, Attendee, Messrs. Alliston and lituadleby„ Pree man's-court. IDorottill. Robert Wort 4 of Proton, Lancashire, grocer, dealer and chaprnan,. October 1, it, nod 94, at three, at the San Preston. Allsorniak Ik. Cuscary-lana, Lapdog ;or Mears. Dixon and Abraham, Preston. 'm4114144, tint with a force of 9,0004160, well armed an& prbrided with ever, nectoisariorasa riot, we hate. not. Ikon ouehled• to chime /ram. she country; a handful of SpontardsP But mot" Mies the consequences of the disorder which chirraciefirais ail Our open ions." - - ROWLANDSON'S CARICATOng 14AfiAZt21'it Thls day was published, in Royal Folio, embellished will' Una Coloured Engravings, to be continued Montbly, THE CARICATURE MAGAZIIE for DEP TEMDER, being a Collection of Original Calt*ells Drawn and Engraved by T. Rowlandson, Rot. London: Published by Thomas Tegg, Clusapaide; and rosy be had of all Booksellers.—Of whom mar he bad it . fished, a new edition of all the former tiumberrof this laugh able Work. KINGSTON; lbTivY 19. j=TRARCIT Or * arTsR FROM DeRT-.AI I`Kg 24erst 41 letter from Admiral... Brims,. dated on boarsli the corvette Victoria. off the Island of Mona 4 says—"l *woe present here with•. a large squadroa, and wits followed some days ago bp4he Spanish squadron, su perb:it to minety one frigute, and ant determine 4 in few days, when joined by some of my vessels, to 4. tack•them. Our worthy friend Bolivar was always victoriOus up to the 27th ult. and I hope to join him soon uith i►ooo mus.kers., Brion has since been joined by Aury's squadron, and report states that the latter has taken possession of the Island of Beata. • * SHARPE'S ELEifAiIT EXTRACTS. . This day were published, in a handsothe Cabinet size, enriched with F.ngraved Titles, by Heath, &c. after Dra wings by Westall, &c. &c. in Six Vols. price 30s. in extra boards, S I-1 A RPE'S ELEGANT EXTRACTS in PROSE. Alen just published, to eonspktetkis Claseicel Coltaidon. Elegant Extracts la Verse, te vols. likewise, Elegant Epistles, :; volt—N. B. Each Collection may be lied separate. Plcage to order Sharpe's Elegant Extracts. Chiswick : Printed by C. Whittingharn, for -Sharpe, and may be had of all Booksellers. EXMOUTH. TO IW SOLD BY AUCTION, 21st instant, at Twelve erica at Noon, at the London lon, Bannontit, avtLAND COTTAGE, consistia;, - of an En- Parlour, Drawing-room, six lied-rooms, and et „,,,, kat Mi c as; with two Gardens and a Lawn in front. It errands beautiful view of Powderharn and Manshead, and t i c Sear —Anly by letters, post-paid, to Mr. Jackson, at West Vannouth. DIVIDENDS to be mode at GUILDHALL. October 3, it Miller, Tottenham, watch-maker, at ten. W. Mathieson and Q. IL Lapraik, Bishopsgate-street- within , tailors. . . . a A corvette, brig, and two schooners, belonging to this place, have been cruizing off the south side of St. Domingo. They have been extremely successful in taking, several pirates with their prizes.". 78031 THE TAANKLL:s GAZETTE, AUGUST 1. IN TILE TERTIL7. VALE OF GLAMORGAN. TO DE SOLD BY AUCTION, 631 r Cern-haw, on WEDNESDAY, the 23d of Sep. =hailed, if not previously disposed of by Private Contract, Tm , : Capital ESTATE and FARM of BOVER. WN CASTLE, containing Six Hundred and Seventy- Acres of very rich Arable, Meadow, and lasture Land, bee only four mild from Coe:bridge, IS miles from the mar k. lona of Cardiff, and only one tide's sail from Bristol. For particulars apply to Mr. A. Murray, Surveyor and Land No Gl, St. Martin's-lane, London ; Win. Vaughan, Esq. r ListuLs by Cardiff. Mr. Thomson, at BaYerton Castle, Will tiVi the Fem.—Letters post-paid. WESLEY'S This day was published, most beautifully printed, price Ls. ie black 'lased boards, . . _ at ten . October 31, J. Davies. St. AlArtin's-lane, carpenter, at 10. Sept. 29, G. Smith, Ludgate-hill, haberdasher, at twelve. WHITTINGIIAM's Miniature Editibn of WES LEY'. Collection of 11Y3I NS, for the use of the People called Methodists. Also, Wm f INSEAM ' S Edition of 01,nry 'Drams, In a pocket volume, most elegantly printed, in 32m0. price ZA. in black glazed boards, Outer HYMNS: in Three Books.—l. On the Teats of Scripture: 2. On Occasional Subjects. 3. Oa the Progress and Changes of the Spiritual Life. By Air. Cowrin, and the Rev. J. Ntwrox. Maw ick : Printed by C.Whittingham ; and sold by T. Tag, Cheapside ; and all Booksellers. Please to give orders foe 'Whittingham's Edition. DIVIDENDS to be made in the CODS fRY. Octobo?i, G. Tengat, hlancbester, conks, at ten, at the Dog Tavern, Manchester. Sept. 28, T. Dawks, Bath, h orse-414.ntler, at tiVelve at the Christoper Inn, Bath . October 7, H. V. Wart, Birmingham, merchant, at eleven, at the Royal Hotel, Erming ham. October 7, A. Haigh, of Haifa hosier, at eleven, at the Cooper's Arms, Halifax. October 7, E. hates, Greetland ; hosier, at ditto. October l;'O. Strong, Exeter, ironmonger, at eleven, at the Globe, Exeter: Sept. 29, A. Barnes; Cirencester, linen-dra per, at eleven, at the Bans, Cirencester. Sept. 30, T. Black horst, Lea, maltster, at 10, at the Black. Bull, Preston. Sept. 28 , W. Chandler, Birmingham, grocer, at eleven, at the Woolpack, Arming ha m. BRITISH PAcKirrs.--,,Duf ing a period of 29 years before the last American war, the English had lest only three of their packets by *all the different nations with which they had been at war. During their hA contest with America, (a. period of not three years) out of 39 their original number, they lost 27. CERTIFICATF.S-SEPT. I,T. HiVING been repeatedly requested to make public the owcrs of Attorney granted, as will to our Tra at to ourselves individually --Ira hereby give Notice, thit urattorited by the 'following Insuranc Cor.vpanies, viz. Caderwriters in Hanibuqh, both the Company and OflllUlkiCCWritCl l . 11 fader vtiters in Lubeck. Te Royal Chartered Tr.surance Society and the private . . r,in Copenhagen, tic limn= Company in Stockholm. ':•••...- .. , V.:to Ditto Gouenhurjh, • L..... 1 Ditto Christiana, i• .. Tie : ... 1 -....ir Agents with respect to damaged Vessels and fir,t:: -•:rod with any of them whioli may strive at the Port t :kv.:;:r. or its district, going from t! Rives Sire eats of 10;sU.to Ilywarde, on the Lith of Bergen, the Village of .I , arr.lacytetl, as far as Mr. C. F. Elle, of that place, is spe. el, r • -ived for some of the Ilaniburgh Underwriters. 14 larroe give notice, that Jacob !Deltoid is appointed hen is it( Underwriters' at-Lloyd's, at the Port of **anger Mitt: tie district from the Yillage. Egenund to Ryward; , iforesnrioned. . , Nuts of . 1 % . 1 ,93e1S and Proprietors of Goods insured isrith any L-eflit show.mentionsd, our Constitsenti ass reausstestso se ilOst:-.1, Vain they get intelligence of say Vessel or Cargo w ord in *Minna with damage by sea, or to instruct the Mu te io sn'q tool for advice how to act, and for the necessary fort:gni.) gtenmt ob.tacles to he settlement of the at -outs, or to ;hits upon the Underwriters. - • 1 JACOB KIBIKLAND and SON: forasnr, is Norway, June 26, 1818. ' .....-..-.....,..—, !' ECONOMY EVE'" IN — AMUSEMENT; TUE HAYING CARDS with both white and, 1 Calona Backs, are not only superior in quality, but much damper than t:mse of any Town Card-maker. rutelligihoders, White, 365. Coloured Backs, 445. per dozen. &pe*e Marrys, White, 40s. Coloured Backs, 443. ditto. *eau Moguls, 4go. Coloured Backs 465. ditto. 'licit excellent Cards may likewise:a had for exportation In tkepenelt variety—that is , with seartet, green, bide, French trty,luir, dire, pink, and the must beautiful ` w hite backs; also either white or coloured, with gold edges. roiled, smooth, and rough Drawing Papers; rolled Writing km, warranted to lake the ink freely—of which THOMAS CIEgIVICK Ps the sole Inventor and Manufacturer, NV 16, 6estei-stre4t, Linton. INDIA. SHAWLS. LDIF.S, arriving from INDIA, and having more Shawls than they wish to make use of, are respect t th-y may receive the full value for them, by ar ts: r MILLARLYs East-India, .liambri, Scotch, Man biala Liner., French Cambric Printed Perniture, and fir4l Lace Warehouse, No, IG, CIiEPIPSIDE; where the pent variety of India, ar.l carious Imitation Shawls, are 1 , 7 Er selection; tovtlta with Yen Peru, Angola, China trape &e:; the usual wrier if the newest Articles for fa- Witsbie Dress; chaise Fish Linens, 4n 7-llth and 4-4th, war -474; *Nutting% French Cambric. of the ialenciennes thit,withivery other article in superior Linen Drapery; tt fenitures t aud Mnreens, and the moat select India Muslin., kir= the Compurrradosfor Gendemoteicrayata and Ladits' oat. Families arriving from abroad are respectfully Wormed wielapatehased by the Piece or Denty, are so:d at the wholesale On; together wilt Coe Chests and Family Linen entire, which antitteafemment of every useful article for the htirte. THE SFANISIi FIDDLER. Pin Madrid to London a fiddler came o'er, 4 '• _A mace little ntonhed elf pso nondongo his name, a nd he'd ; scarce got on shore Erea boot shewed the shape of himself. 14 0 ;mon was nigh, and he knew not tilt Way, As the he the vision addresetk -1.111 rat to a lodging direct me I pray? • And bow'd low with his hand oil his br-ase. lii!i•gurs too bowed, hut we well say suppme It forb ore to the D on to reply ; ;inn' Sauna's NociAng each feature bright &me, Ye talking it 124100 t supply. , Dan he looked hard, bowed again, scraped ids foot. kid repeated his humble request ; 'bey ection was mimicked by hint the MN, Bet stM not a word it addreted. *aster echned Mondengo, while trembled his frathe. ,; 15 nt try whn my music erdl de ; "drew out hi; Ir:die—the form did the same i The 800 wa; amazed, and withdrew. Il e fits: ma he nut to the vision he took. And learned that his speech he'd been making " hnnsli in a b , nt, that rntlected each lerik BY eke la-mtity oftristrett's J t Bicselting tie truly inestimable ELACKiNG it prepared by q‘i - - No. 30, StrAnd, London ; led toll by most Boot-nink.crs, Grocers, IrernmongerA, DttlslF Ma ktr3, P.114131C1S &c. in every T own i n t i e If inelartt in Stone Peaky, 6d. jncl. erlQ - Md. each. & .:sires 5 3 / ARALSI BlncLtia. WHIM INGRAM'S CABINLT LIBRARY. This day was published, neatly printed and embellished with Eng(avings, the following Parts of WRITTINGH.C4I CABINET LIBRARY. PART 1. Gotosserrn's Poelts, 2s. • 2. RAILCAR, by Dr.jouxsrow, 28. •- 3. Mones Season ATTER ntrmszsg, Is. • 4. RIELAIRTII, or ESILDS of SEILLIA, is. 5. Thousotes Season, 2s. 6. Paul. and Vincros, 23. 7. Moses SACRED DRAMAS, 21. 6d. • To be continued Monthly. tach Work is complete in itself, the purchaser there fore has it in his power to make choice of such part of the C*- leetion as May be most conriiihl to his taste. • Chiswick : Printed by C. Whittingham; and said by Thomas Tegg, Cheapskle ; J. Adige, Newsate-3treet, London ; and all other Booksellers. Just published, _ By J. Cattow, Medical Bookseller, 10, Crown-court, Prime's street, Sobo, In SVO. Fitt 64. boards, OBSERVATIONS ON THE SYMPTOMS AND TREATMENT of the DISEASED SPINE, previoUsl •to the period of Incurvation, with some Remarks on the con: sequent Palsy.---By THOMAS COPELAND, Felloot of the Royal College of Surgeons. • • By the same Author: Observations on the 'Principal Diseases of the Rectum and Anus; particularly, Stricture of the Rectum, the licemorrhoidal Excrescence, the Prolapsus Ani, and Fistula in Ano. Second Edition, considerably enlarged, Bvo. boards, 7s. Also, price ls. 6d. • A Cztalogue of a Modern Collection of Books in Anatomy, Medicine, Surgery, Chemistry, Botany, &c. for 1818, containing the-most approved Authors. To which are added, a List of the various Lectures delivered in London. &c. with the Terms of Attendance. rr foil value given for Libraries or Parcels of Books, or milers given in exchange. N.B. A Medical Subscription Library, where Medical are lent by the year, half-yearly, the quarter, monthly, and the dingle volume. CATON ON DEBILITY. - - - This day wt: published; price 35.'61 kNew Edition of DRACTIC OBSERVATIONS on the DgBI- A. LITTER, natural and contracted, of the GENERATIVE ORGANS of both Sexes; including Remarks on Onataism, Se minal Weakness, Nocturn al Emissions, Gleets, Tabes Fluor Alias, &e. &c. with the Theory 4f Generation. By T. M. CATON, Surgeon, No. 10, Stutshope-street, Newcastle-street, Strard: Late of the United Hospitals of St. Thomas's and Guy's. Primed for AV. Neely, 78, Lombard-street, London. Also, I. Catnit on Indigeiton, Scrofula, and Cutaneous Diseases L &c. &c. 3i.-2. A Treatise on Female Diseases , 3n. 6d.-3. 011 Asthma audWinter Cough, 14-4. On the Venereal D:32l:e, CORDIAL BALM of GILEAD is univer sally acknowledged to be the molt agreeable and powerful restorative in all Nervous Disorders gear discovered. ibis eels. Anted Cordial is peculiarly efficacious in all inward wastings, lon mei appetite, indigestion, depression of spirits, trnnbling or shaking of du: hands or limbs, obstinate coughs, shortness of breath and consumptive habits • 't thins the blood, eases the most violent r pains in tie bead and stomach; and promotes geatle perspiration. By the Nobility and Gentry this Medicine is mach acinsired,be ing pleasant to the taste and smell, gently astrieging the' fibres of the'stomach, and giving that proper tacitly which a good diges tion requires. Nothing can be better adapted to help andmot:- . rink the constitution after a debauch-with wine, Bcii Much his been said by ittenssed individuals against Medicines that are advertised, but there is a very important observation to • be made respecting the Cordial Balm of Gilead, that unless its operation was gentle, safe, and efficasiom in thow'complaints tot which it is recommended, and universailr administered with in variable success, it could not have attained the unexampled de mand it Imo arty ' ririal ; for, as it has rarely the greht advantage of a persuaaive advocate, so nothing but his conviction of its virtues, by its salutary effects, can induce perseveranee, and yet reason able perseverance is certainly moot requisite to enable even the , happiest combination of Chemicals and Galenical.. to root out chronic disesses, and restore the valetudinarian tp health. Sold by' Leigh, Strand ; Plano, 250, Oxforddstreet ; Sutton and Co. Bow Caswell -yard; Bader, Cheepside ; Tutt, klxchange and Ward, Ifolborn ; price 115. each, or four in one Family Bottle for 333. by which one I is. bottle is saved, with the words Solomon, Livemool," engraved on the Stamp. Where may be had, The Celebrated Assriacesrr Lotion an ef feeeaal cure for Eruptions on the Face and Skin, partienlulp Chivies, Blotehesjetters, Ringworms, Tan, Sunburns, Freckles, Shingles, Prickly Heat, Redness of the Nose, Neck, Arms, dte. la or buticialtd Cutaneous eruptions (dewy description, being the most valuable acquisition and appendage to the toilet ever offered to the Nobility and Gentry in the United Kingdom. ey. Fries 41.9 d. and 9s. 9d. a Bottle, Dety• included. De careful •to observe the words " Semi. Solomon, liverpoel," en graved in the Stamp without which none are genuine. Dr. Solomon expects, when conaulited byletter, the mug mite .slimant of a vac pound note to be iedoseA, addressed, " Money Ufa'. Yr. Solon-Nen, Giftid•bitrie, neer Ltre.fp/A. double posLage.'e J. Prichard, Cburch-lare, Whicechapet, cooper. M. Baron, Coleford, Gloucestershire, scriveacr. T. Ingleby, 'Arming- Tbreadnro4le.9, ham, common-carrier. G. Horne, T_ J. Buckley, Lawrence-lane, warehouscm. Sera.. 29.—J. Watkin, W. Watkin, and IL Careless, of Alder naaubtry, merchants. C. Smith, Bristol, boot-manufacturer. T. Pickstock, Shrewsbury, mercer. R. Richards, Shrew,bary, but cher. A. Brewer, Bath, dealer and chapman. DISSOLUTIONS OF PARTNERSHIPS. Tolson and Lewis, New Band-street, groc=.s. Silman and Roake, brewers. May and Son, Ipswich, butter-factors. sonand Bearcley, Little AblnglOn-street,sand-mercliallts. Blrric and Hover, Drury-lane, paper-hangert. Thompson 'ind Har wood, York, chemists. J. L. W. and J. M`Adatri; Glasgoxv merchants. Neill and Highfield, Liverpool, ship-brokers. Taylor and Barrow, Friday-street. Bolt and J:ntli, Bath, grocers. Horneand Free, Norwich, confectioners. Smith and Co. Na burn, Yorkshire, millers. J. and R. Mill:mm:le, Strand, carvers: Timberlake and Nailor, Walwortb , gro:ers. Harvey and Co. • Breage, Coeshvallb do-lbw*. - •strett, deJrr. MADRID, AUGUST :.~-+- rnivATß - - - - - - • " I can =Ms you that greit ifforts ere making to strengthen our connexion with England, whose alliance is every day fait to be mote and more important.. The invasion of Florida. will greatly, facilitate this object. * The credit of. the Russian Mini. stet, M. 'de Titistcheff, has considerably declined, There have been, very recently, a Council of Scat , : and Ministerial Consul tations, at which. the King profiled in person, and the result of which was not, as heretofore, cotnnsuuicated to the : Russian Minister, who now very rar ely Izis an audience of M. de Pi zarro. fle twice preaented tilingf at the King's residence, within the last eight days, without being received, and it was only by means of the Camer a / a • that be ultueately obtained an interview. At the last diplomatic audience overt person re marked, that the King, contrary to his ordinary practice, paid but a very slight attention to Mtn. In fait, !very . observation that can be made upon the subject, leads to the conclusion that the influence of Russia has lost its power over the Cabinet of Madrid. " With much, difficulty a certain number of ships have beau got together: to transport some thousands of men, but it will be necessary to have ships of the ME to prcitect thent [rani the In surgent privateers. The Russian fleet writ at first thought of for this service, but they arein.a.wretched state;. which cutisad the King to observe, that he considered his acquitition of the, Russian vessels, like buying an apparently decent suit of cast off clothes in a salesman's shop ; when he would put them on he Gads them all moth-eaten. • " Nothing is published here relating to Peru, the affair of Maipo, or General Morillo. AU the news from the Spanish colonies is confined to some old reports addressed to the Viceroy of Mexico. " The decree respecting the consolidation of the national debt appeared only the day 'before yesterday. It is calculated to attain partially its object, if it be faithfully executed. The principal resource it the Clergy, from whom are exacted four years of site , revenues of vacant Prebends—but by an incompri.hen Ado at. rangement, the revenues of the Bishops and Archbishops lamps.' this demand.. We shall see whether this new plan of Finance will have muse success than ail thosewidela have preceded it." ABMIUCiNTAPRO4 , . . 0* Nianday ineraing-12§4,SevaNraptlienIc Fitzpa trick, of the ligl4,corsapany, of tbei7i4 reinvent, jarri§oti here, fell from- uwiiidow i4ttle third•storey pf.the.Quebec Barracksipn the pavetnent,heloW, and almost :immediately expired: standing rear the window., it is. thought he li balance, bid,lost his balan, as it seems he 4 i4acl grasped at sonic pieces -of meat. sus-. pended thetV,And carted theyn,with him- in, fallirg -Iferwas a native of Ireland, a hsilthionn bared , oung. man, and much beloyeOkthe regitneht. 7 • r (JAMMEA), JULY s. - • Eitradt of a letter from Sti•Thomasl, dated Julie' 12, floin. an Officer of rank in the lndeperlient sat`.' vice, to a Gendernan in this City : ' • • fc I have waited with 'patience et thi,s colony for the result of the last campaign, which began at Ca-- laboza. It has been Most &asp-oils, and such as was to have been cz . pectad from the inanagpincnt Bolivar. After coining within 16 leagues of the ca pital, he continually alliaived himself tube beaten in. detail by the Spaniards; Coznmitting blunders at every step which would not be passed over in -a Cor poral, and has consequently been repulsed to the 'right bank of the Apure, after having sacrificed by his ignorance the fine army which the different Gc . nil** of the province- had ,pliced under 4is com mand. The last icco:ints from the Oi•uriocu state, that Now when we recollect that the packets of the English are built expressly for swiftness of sailing, and, at the same time, are so armed and appointed as to be capable of active re;istance when necessary, the above fact, without further comment, may add Another testimony to o4r naval curcrprises, and Joists 1311 s disasters. FRONI TTU D!LAWARE WATCHMAN. We have seen in some of the Papers a letter from Buenos Ayres, in which the writer states, that imme diately after the battle of liaipu General San dispatched orders to Mendoza to put to death the two' brotbereof General Garrera, atad . that they were accordingly executed. atsehappy to have it in our poster to contradict, in the-most acided manner, a story so obviously inteoded to cost a sangninary stain on-the brilliant reputation of the Liberator of Chili. The explanation re hive received, from an ' authentic source, of this transaction, is as follows : The Carreras, who are rept-est-II : el to have been very spirited yoUng men, were at varianee with the pre sent.Governmat of Chili. .The7 - had been arrested upon Usuepicion,. whether well_orill-forandod is not stated, of a design to effect a counter-revolution, and confined at Mendoza, the capital of the pro Vince of La Plata. In the critical circumstances Athieli 'pre ceded- and followed the disaster at Talca, the ferment . . in the public mind must of course have been consi derable; and'it may readily be imagined, it was the parent of events, which in a state of public tranquil lity would not have been thought of. It was in the Interval between the disaster at Talca, and before the victory at Maipu was . known at Mendoza,_ that the Governor of Mendoza brought these unfortunate:Ger tlemen to trial, upon a charge of conspiracy. agniast his life and gOvernment;and titey were exeCuted sonic days-before the.battle of 1 4 4aipu was known at Men doza. General San Martin had no a.,.ency Whatever in the-imprisonment •ox deatli of these Gentlemen : nothing, indeed, conld be More foreign to his charac:- ter than the sanguinary act attributed to him. He is known to be as humane in disposition as he is disin terested in principle and bra-ie in battle. Tue Two HICIMANDET:S.—A New. York Paper contains the following article :—" There are now, or at least were, a few years ago, living a the village of Three Rivers, Cane.da, two venerable Highlanders, who'fought. in the opposite armies at the battle of Culloden, whiff li terminated . the Scotch, rebellion of 1746-6. Their mes are Sinclair and ,Macdonald. The litter fought under the banners of the ; Pretend2r, and pn the final defeat of the unfortnaate Charles ,Eihaird, escaped from Scotland, and ultimately set tled in • Canada. Sinclair fought in ihe. regiment ,ealled.the Fraser Hiz,hlanders, attached to the royal forces. This corps formed a part of Wolfe's array, which invaded Canada, and on the peace of 176'3 be left the regiment and settled r Three .Rivers.. Ileth °ethers+ were private soldiers at hOone ; but in Canada they iequired ha:to:home . properties • by. hard and honest industry, and their children hate mterntanied with the most wealthy and respectable inhabitants of the proXiici. They- are hospitable to all' stiaikers, especially Scotch; bat - will not callsthem by any other naml t tioan North Minas, as having been .b6rn ince theiinionvritlelang . lzad, whiclt they de taore as the eetinctibn:.of' their, nation. They also live on the- bpi man; •and. never meet without a 'heart y : shake cif the Irani!, but dairy. fifer each other, .the One 91 , the rebels' at Culla dem- and thir 'tither 'it. hik•frtend'A'abandonment of it i iii. : l. 4g ioi rn me . Po-fro, IQ the„Secreants.' If is-.4nraKable - 'that •Araddantld, the soldier of -Stuart, fashicut of last century, 'and that Sititlair; the soldier of Cumberland, most re thit*Cbst.ntne of a Highland L a i r d of t h a qTai 'they are each about littrats of agivaissitsicilry fine • spec:invent Ofilfe , aff Mres . and aihletii'forms;bl - kitSisaighttAifei . al the days ortatei'vtra. Sirnclairecralry, wlth, his de- Ciirated b:6llitear.d ample • pl Aga' seated at' flip der? Of his nett anti - hdspitatilo • rinia44 CilmfAtit file I r Aliatileat is - an object of - pectin:p i ? interest "% every person. who visits the beautiful' to lager.Of aelliree •ftivers; and when thei"deparith Tier<raM be nbiank in its sotioty that boittd advantage."