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. . POLAI4p. armor. . t To be SOLD, at the lottliiii Stle Room of the Court of Cban.l eery, in Southampton-buittliali, Chao ;bass, ell_ ..,,Tityype V j ^9 *P.4O.IIKt ar.tirtilly of kiniaryissetem„ at **Metal the =C;b44..#44/I;6lo4fillikintons Of the Wawa 40 ourt .... .. ... A:LEAS .. _ ,, 1 ____ 1 efititi;OttitiSt , No. 41, inbland. - - ••. itieti.UtfOrdltitrivV,ln the' Cowie, of Mkbflerri , willsa bail Nihau N 4 we liditr's itikrards of eighty years, and ie holden Ira term of "bet thirty years were on/spired at PARbaelinas lest, at tfce.low , eleat yearly rent of ,Eta pen is i.e to Lodgers at rents amounting to £.511. ss. ;mar. Pertieehas sod Clisiditioas of Sole may be bud (gratis) et tie satit Mawr% Catinbtrs, Iti Soothemeton . .bolldings, Chancery bor. Lootbin ; of Mr. A. (~ Remit, Sack*, Izat-street, Smatetwatiii spd of Mr. thick Solicitor, Wthalepareot, oa ,__ . . . .TiITA4ICAOPARS.' 4 : e r tt ittosta ft • , .By yodel. sr was received. from Papaiyan, ita Vrirebieed armies of Buenos Ayres andCh ?, under. the command of General 8e1.006, had . inkkelY defeated the kotahsts' army of Lim* Vreneral Pianela, near Aeelaa in Uppetlern t After At engagement Major-General Jacon sea Air tatctuito s where his family was, and he had nor tiMe to renrivie them to Guayaquil. The people of Oit 'city and it* environs on receiving the account of the defeat of the army, had revolted, and artbott as the events in Lima were known the adja cent country folltiiied the rumple there, so that the whole province of rein has now beciame independent.. Abaskal the Viceroy. cif Lima, and Praia: Nonce:, the Captain• General of Quito, embarked for Gnarl- Oil, the only town in Peru in.potseision of the Roy alista party. ' % CARTHA(MNA, 00'05E2 .54. The final decision of Congress has at. length reached this place. Office of President of this State is annulled, and in its stead sn Emotive Cooncil of three is appointed to preside over all. Foricca, the Yre►ident of Soistra, and &person from Antique are Mini of the Executive Council. Faricca goes off for Santa Fee in 1.5 days. The different provinces will have Governors, •and it is :opposed that Mr. Amigo will be named for Catbagena. KINGSTON, NOVEMBER at. According to the late arrivals, via Cuba, the letters addressed by General Auxton Lavaye to General Christoplie, commanding the North part of Bt. Do mingo, and his answers to the same, h 4 re been re ceived, and. we learn from them that it is not the in tention of the latter to surrender to the French Go. vestment any portion of the Colony under his ao. therity; The long-expected London and Cork fleets under coßroy of the Migniticent, of 74. guns . , Commodore Lake, anchoted at Port Royal this forenotin. They ;ailed from the Cove of Cork on the 7th September, arrived at Kidcha on the 22d, and sailed again nn thfarkh arrived at Barbadoes on the 27th from irhetiee they sailed the same day, and arrived at st.• - Thomas on the 15th instant, and left the fol.. lowingalay. ST. PIERRE, OCTOBER 111. The French ship of the line, le Lye, announced tify the frigate l'Erigone, anchored in the roaditeash of Fort Royal ffilt Monday morning, the 9th inst a nt" etetbt o'cliieW • The Military Commanders, estd Officers of Cis* Aehninistraticin are on board. Patti! e 1 Smiley; Maraber tithe Court '3f Appeal; els e pointed to take possesslon of the Colony jointly with, Bettie Baron de la Bone, second in command, landed en Monday forenoon. Aft* the tracuition of the British font . * ga in command and the Cornmivary, will discharge, ad isisirk4 the functions of Governor-General and lnten *mato mini the arrival of the Administrators in Chief., 4411Z111C 1 .41 4 . 7 PAPZAS. ' • - ROSTON, NOVINIZEtt it. , • • cg,istlise.ATiaos OP CoWill/TKO OS ?WO iert..Prm. .. , . . (Iraaw titanium! Repnitems.) The followsw is an *harslet ot ski reported Bill to dui the milWa, or in other Wesiktia,rnise con scripts. as some Gentlemen say, to warn Canada. What Infatuation I what Tnadeess I shun to tempt the vengeance of a people at a crisis so awful. , ,Mr. Ma dison seems. resolved to bring things 40.4 k spoßdy isstre. A few days ago * we had the satisfaistilm: announcing the probable adjustment of the alersting distote between Massachusetts and the (lateral-Go. ves'ent. Since Mr: Getry's artivil• and the pub. licatinn ot .the prptest -of the minority in the Legiabt. -tun ei.that- &au, it is believed Mr. Madison has to ' 0 444 I.).ktipg Massachusetts to submismon. or to perish himself and pull .down the Government in the yri4k. Chet the imbecility and obstinacy done man ship id carp. such misery and danger is insufferable— it caw* Ise spgered much loniter I Ens ab-stost of tbc * Coascription has been alreedy sivie-3 . w oz ANGLASP CONVIATION. amitnportot Report has been made by a Commit. tdot -Losialaanre of Colmottion• to whom wits refaverdshe tipmeh of his Excellency the Governor; :..dry 40entotestat and also his Eircelleney l i =itit a cognmenication from th e G o , ; . iniatta4 shish Report wee acted eyed by the. Legistasose. h. takes a view of 1 Owl; sOrplevaisle condition into which shat State is threw* by ibik gip,* * Terareal by the General Go. verpose* legrilft them mitection—and the exertions - - ' have made. in . their ' defence ; and of the Report to the Governors of the NOP Zealand States.] „. , • - • In purniihee of de "iliovit Resolution, the Follow. inseminate pitriot r bash bettpppintal Oriesater IQ' the prbOfted*CotWikitet t—. ffteoar 'olAsacey 54A ,h, Hon. James Milltown/Hon, John Thork• , i tne. Zephaniah Swift, Hon. Nathaniel Stnith, Hon. Calvin Goddard; and Hon. Roger M. Sherman. If New England can be rescued from her present fallen condition by human means, such are the men' to save her —men, whose names are familiar to every ear, as acting high and honourable pans for many years in the service of their country, and on whose wisdom, integrity, and firmness, under GOD, we slay safely rely. The following Gentlemen are appointed est Own mittee of Safety, to coasult with the Governor of Con necticut relative to the public affairs of the State ; His Honour Chauncey Geodrtch, Nathaniel Tony, Esq. Samuel B. SherwitedoEsq..ilon. liesty Chlbin• pion, and ElishaStivling. Eq. Saturday last the Legislature of. Rhoie 'bleed chose the following Gen tlemen - as Delegates to (he Convention t--11enjamin Hazard, Esq.. of Newport ; D. Lyman, Esq. county of Providence ; Colonel Marston, ditto ; and Colonel Samuel Wird. county of Kent. . _ , W.' MGT,* X0VE4 . 4144 rt'; • • FRI'. '4 T E Noniit now, ratan:el seisint from 13of 1 ala, 'by way of Erie,: noticed is tfii; day's Paper is, that on the first rif the iiintstkrefiseral liard had withdrawn the greater' Vert of his.p,rury corn the. Canada shore, and partly destroyed -the works at., Fort Erie. We incline to believe •this may be relied on. It is very obvious that no 4%11 advantage resulting from it would justify us in occu. pying Fort Erie during this winter, insulated as it is in the enemy's country, and cut off from conwitimi. cation with our side. The situation would be one of hardship and peril, Without affording any - corrispon. dent good. We presume, therefore, it will be altar cloned and destroyed, and winter•quarters established at or near Buffalo, or at that point which will...stable the portion of die army stationed there Do protect our I own shores from that devastation by a ruthless in vader which they experienced during thelist winter. BOSTON, NOVEMBER 7. Information from Ca" stine is to the 24th tilt. The British soldiers are kept continually employed, Sun. days not excepted, in fortifying• that place. The new forts ate Witt rf famine andearth. Most of the trees in town have been cut down, and a eonsieviable dis tance has been cleared in the vicinity, to prevent an enemy from apprOaching without being 4iiCovited. Between fifty and one huddred pieces of, cannon are ,mounted. A canal is cutting from Castings River to 'the Penobscot, to separate the town from the •Maine. .The iii,aance across is a!iotst a quarter of amde. ItH was said a detachment of troops was to be sent to occilly, Bnekitown. Nearly all the troops nowt at Castel. are English, and desertions are not so cam. noon as a short time since. The soldiers are well clothed, - ,ensi are indulged with coffee and other small strifes, Flour , was as cheep there as at Boston. Much had been earned in and sold as pi - ire-property. Beef was ;butt; si t : dollars per cwt. The place was plea tiftillY supplied Irons the interior. The British had estahlislied. new import duties. Rum was to pay , about 35 cents per gallon. , .* A it•tmaet! of Abel:Jailed States .is to be tried by Court Martial, for enfiging British soldiers to desert., Most Of the *erten from the British army, whololf, we have seen, I lt not Englishmen. They are Ger. 'mans,. Frenehnien, Italians, Portuguese and Sp.ini. arch. •' Softie of them are Frenchmen, who, accord.' irtig isi''llieir own account, were inveigled, into the British'armyin France, under pretences of fighting to restore .the .Bourbons, being attached to that dy nasty ; and were afterwards brought off against their *AWOL • That such men shoukftlesert is not only na. Anral, but justifiable. •'• Some of these Frenchmen are silk manufacturer; ethers have been bred in vineyards , and may do well l is Kentucky and Ohio, where the caltivation of the. pe is daily extending. Among the British 0 7 s who trades, have but e deserted , spi especially awe have noted numbero inen otch d almem and Irish sesavers, • some of whom found immediate employ at. opera; -Of our manufacturing establishments. l r Some of the Deserters, not British subjects, have fasted in our army , and we should take care that titir soldiers all fare as well as to 'food, lodging, and clothing, as, the Btitish.that deserters should fawn i regret the hange. • , 1110 • 11NOAP., NOVEMUER s.. • ' • ' '" "' Commodore Porter bed heisted a large flag Over. ":his nAttery, and had inscribed on it " Free Trade and Sailors' Rights." Captain Roberts, of the Meted* homb, in reply, displayed at his main-mast heid, a white table .cloth with this inscription, d With our leave." This was so annoying, that we understand the Yankee Commodoestfeltvery indignant at it. • • ' - *.. ' ••,.. 4 ' HALIFAX, DECZKUR S. • 'MV: ft --.Artived.his Majesty's brigs Wasp and Sharpshooter, from Shelburne. • Nov. .213.--Arriviid the brig Britignia Captain Dean, 2'3 days from Mirtiniqne i brig Diary -and Selly, CAOtain •Stnith. ifid. -dap Insets IllartisiqueiJ the Wiry and Sally was captured 16 days alter law. big port, by the American privateer Expedition, of New York, • it prize master and five men put on board Of her, and ordered for a southern port ; Calitnin Smith and leis cook were left on board ) and when close in with the land, •the prize-master bid% bawd. fated, CaPt. S. bribed one or two of the pneateers. ...and succeeded THE El WAR. • Oky -- ' ReeW •• • "tart: VI " • - • • ' tlt 4 116 A 66)T .Ilttlialt Y 1815. • • Qs STOCKIII4O VAT AT TWELVE O'CLAINC: 4.31110.-4 per Cu. 5i1t...4 per Con. Navy abut Corrals liber—fee Pm/wit. 07=koldee It Molt Leep A do. 14 S•lathe— Ifs. pre. Illechsver Mk as. prun Cowls epos ter the list Traashe ea Saturday next. A ?Ail. Wm Jamaica has arrived, by which we have received Letters and Papas from that Island to tit. 15th of November. They contain a variety of intelligence of the highest interest. From South America we learn that the authority of Old Spain has been completely subverted in the richest provinces. of shottemensive country. • INertsecouat which we noticed some time since Of l the T rird Chiefs of St. Doming., CHRISTONIZ asA l'irinit; having agreed to transfer.the Island to tbe actirersisow of Louth XVILI. is repeated in the Is. WOl4 kapPri• with.au additibual air of authenticity. , •,',i. , i s ~. . , ' ,-..-4.....! t. . Irmo Dutch idailsi and. II: ilambiargh Mail, arrived thiimorning I i&e Gornto* Papett contain some int r . thr aTii • i portant intai ' : from Vienna; but rye are wit o able., to pcoal , in 1 e 1,1•,, cl9 its authenticity : . .. , Is;!ik. 1., • 1 c• r, in f.,,NigHt 4 4., DlCErilWitt IS. - The-biglithCourierytudsotwritred on the Nihilists' brought most important dispatches to Lord Csstli reagh, relative tetill dit'principal objects before the Congress. The, conferences have for some slays been very fre quent and highll interesting. 1. 1 His Majesty the Emperor of Russia still assume :the title of King of Poland, and the King of Prussia that of the Kiug of Saxony. the King of England having taken the tide of King of Hanover. By official. accounts the Austrian army consists, not of 500,000 men. as some frireign papers have stated. but of 400;000 only ; this number is, however, factually . on foot. Tbl i friendsbip that has hitherto existed between Austria and Denmark is to be strengthened by a more tntimate union. A marriage is spoken of. General Koller is not returned from hie mission to Elba. The weather has been so mild for this week past, that people have left off fires. Ml the windows are open. The astronomers prophesy an eartlisuake. HAMBURGH, DECEMBER 26. The continued frost Itss filled the Elbe with drift ice, so that the navigation of the Elbe above the city isstopt. Ships from sea may still corny, hut the con .thured north-east wind has made the Elbe so shallow, that kis unnavigable on that side also. '• - On the 21. th, the birth-day of the Emperor Alez lutder was celebrated here with greet magnificence Ott ipaiversal joy. What a difference between this 'Christmas •and the last 1 lire hotel of Chevalier iltionnay, the French Commissioner, was illuminates: With particular splendour. It is not true that two Russian regiments will re main in this city and territory, as has been reported. The Resolution,Capt. Caedig, from Lekla to Ham burgh, has been forced by the ice in the Elbe to run aground, at Luhe—it is out of danger.—Exchange on London 31. WARSAW, DECEMBER IR The following is tlx Order of the Day which his Imperial Highness the Archduke Conuantine ad dressed to the Polish Army on the Ilth instant. ORDIR OF THS DAY. His Majesty • the Emperor Alexander, your powerful protector. calls upon you—assemble round your standards—let your hands be armed for the de fence of your country—for tlte maintenance of poor political existence. While this august Monarch is oc cupied with the happiness which he designs for your country, thew that you are ready to support his' gene. :sus endeavour with year blood. The same Chiefs 'vibe for these; twenty years have led you to the &LI of honour, will still thew you the way to it. The Emperor knows how to appreciate your valour. eg Amidst the disasters of an +infortunate war, be has seen that your houour survived events, which, it did not depend upon you to alter.. Glorious deeds l iosvi distinguished you in a conflict, the cause of which sfae4requeady • foreign t01e5...1-Now that your ca me devoted td tiMecntintry, you will be in. ; • Soldiers and warriors, of all descriptions, first example of the virtues that must inspire . camrimen...ualinsited devotion to the En'- , whom only object is the good of your country, re towOrds hisatigtrit person, obedience, discipline, 7 op‘niusity sby these • will promote the welfare of • mighty egis— prosperity which others alone can procure . Ale pledges. CONSTAMTIMIL" • much-gold, bat Polish silver coin 25 millions 0,1 creation of tlli any thins is /Stand 20 crosses. , coined at see mint 84xony. sa4 gig 'dull was Pampa a.L.O. 1 1 40 +a 3 J r • , . I ,iiV i 7 i ii s ii lane nude" in Abair own defence ; and `n:e":l:l4;2"stlec-707( Set T etab T o ;th e - - ; a T ae i . ri oulsog " -- "7 unan . itity,,s by the,, se youwill promote 11 eoefklan*** th e following re " nummiali°n fur slays after fell in withhis Maleaty's Ship Fylades, who .leur cannel . ..which is now mode his 1 • l. '• : ' joinen • it* Oho .Proltosed New Zogiend Convention, took nn board four of th e p r i sonas . We. hope and -by these you will attain that prosperit: 'mit the alms*" 14441164)4 for that P er P l)l4 'whitl trust, both,Captain Smith and his cook. a black Rea) Wes matt •yon, bat which he elm vraanixoadePitd ' ' • "will be rewaxisd for their &till/Irmo , is se"'llihires. Hie powei and his virtues are a ~ . ~ 1 . l o whet 111 *lnv r the multiplied evils, witleit we 1 / I pl arid iii. th e above .hrimp and her valuable , oleo lama the! ' Oilseed) “on :', • ' m t. be rsmodied, _i_t,r_ llBl " l 81 , 6 •,_ bl e h l" " e "" ne • b • ad • r t ;::: them in the bands nt their right- . tatt *a` '' a". IM U wing.umbrilif stew enemy, a • 4etng th i a For some time pest there has been n #.. • 0 1,g e l p . lit a m anso m m i ts ; pre . f u l D io ng p ! , , , awthorn and 011ie& ef • ! ,„.. Wu. cy t elevernete .. . VW, link Over in circulation.; the Pa I:: the eit the. Cammitlee , sn , meteor ei town .] . ,;.,.... , . ~ ' of Weerl o l l6ll6l4 ^ dt .. „."116 • 46 , 1 u11e15", u • D E c, I. ..lrieist four transportk'hasies *I .be , disappears in a • greet degree; though i MO "n a ll e " w . 1 "'"T b " e. " .... "'" . -au..-L--' - '" . "' . the Ist battalniereldte Vila regimes / twwier . 0 111 C" ab' Inekli hay; bee* t bitted here since the • 0 0.4 . ilk, rks teit•wrqtp.",.. aft , . r •e"! . 1 • . , wand of Lientenant.Calonet liffnai n i skadaßvilaker !Deal or Warsaw. There is hardly ' .t' A l t • be 1 .• _ l r i blegetes 16 . 11 __ lof Anier `can orisonersjiw it alettee• TOO PR Qae' *d os . . mod* erdr r ti ftettivestts et Istasist ho iiiii. jab u u bi a • com a p ommies . bused pre but Austrian pieces of Taal me.. , • . - ii a, 0 . ° Ow* :OOP 100.4 g!.eies be •• • i sigyem a s Ni g a d. &W N W' MAs e t" Th e ateeey•stili Solltinues to be cane ..md.offiNgste - .• nect .. 1 . . ..• TO' •.• we • -.'• . • ' .••- ; I • do e L i es it o gr , gir G. ler., leo a ; lll4,letterCiatitee -with the cilia er the King of Sonny •': . C4,l* , 4' 44 ' / 44 1 . ' '10k; ~.. - , ' bar:Jo * -etftif* _ h . 'n. lirkrkb**;&_,__4"nrtie . elf 1814 . , . .' - * 1 ""1"" % " . 4 ,.' vei , . ..S. fty..tn . el* - 10,..4 , 09 1 0 30.40 =7 1 . 1 " . Ar*.1157 el " ? ' "'• Oit do 176. aUM piece was pa& %. • . Xe" .l " ; '7. - ~,i,,,, ...war,: fe ,„„ s cioi . b oace i gw spiip ow a sei k rikiedir . . . aimed ni sioswer. armee r .,., • A0 • 2 . ‘ , .:. tar. ''' ' • - - ' b.. ' :.. 1114 I .'' .. . " . i Itidt , as!kr tior prolOr40004.01.10,4:folob. • . ';''' !' ' !.' •' ' ' 440-1 ishilt*plopip..,ooo, 41'111 , 0 Ottiginv2o4l,7 etelimort • t . , . 4 . : 611.-, .. ?..,. '.. ~ d .V • i ...; - • '' . i • ' ~...W ' : .4. te;ut ~ A.--1 clitt 1 . ~ . . . . • , . . • . erry• nations art ictro4444 ilk is. 4 saii Ai* ,Iput;o44; rich in witty alltuions. 7 si:ocKmotm„ n;csmitsp, On the 14th inst. the NerwegiauPeputies !lasi w ijiblic audience. at wllich the wilds Court. and .chkf Officers of State were present. • After haviut displayed the advantages. eltilhOgitisilVesaltitiewrali . with Sweden, they Wok Oft fitik constituents, and had the 44144* , I;tarw k!*bri jesty's hand. The return of tlan Crown Prince' aaillibe Duke ,Sudermania resembled a continued triumphal pro'- cession. In all ti.: towns 'bran ,h stint they passed, triumrhal arches erected. 'lle inhabitants o: both scv.e.s, of all ages, thronged to see their bclov. Crown Prince, and to thanic hint for the happy of Norstay wick Sweden. One can stately form a:. idea of the.loye and vetlyrati6n of the Swcslctfq illustrious Comtnander. . Letters received 'NO VvltitinFtbis h;Or4tiftAess. tion; that ai ip ttalyrrlve3 are: fp.rn saeola. Nit aat~f j iarioa liMich. l 4oll l 4 MICSOngt that the S.oottotute A r ripoteiwithyfistr oloope of nritr, •hod• eft that .islasthisiiik stf. a Gealortdl4esfic 11014 .ciiietiiiiisethfoa of tgraiitio# IN* $00:11ien 1t s ite OWttvezn be!. •-• e. a • •...ar ~ • %. • ; r":,.1 're/ • Jolt 0f: 1 541g t4.W-PlA*slll4.logand • Atris pipers of friilay 484 Satordsplastis , ,, - The,proceadings. of the mid elliiambere firesent Vet* that is interesting. The time of the Chamber of De. pntic, continues to beoceupied with petitions Irpm in dividuals who had, in different ways. becorrwvictims in person or property to the latrieis systenrof the de posed TyrAut, and claiming, from the justiciof the Nation. that redress and compensation, to which their sufferings and loss of property entitles them. It is but justice to add, that every disposition :s shewn on the part of the Chamber ant! the Govern ment to relieve the petitioners, and make good their losses as far as circumstances permit. The aXtir of General EiCELAI ANs having iiiimvo.- ferred to the government, orders have been issued by the King in Council, that he shall be tried in the Idth military division; and the Marshal Duke 'de •Tna via°, in quality tif Governor, ii to bring -the • bissi. ness before the Council of War of that divlsloa. The news from Spain, iu these papers is ash. same character as every thing that has come front that quarter for a considerable time; but the ltini seems to aim at courting popularity by allossi.tg more east access to his person, and deigning to-contort; mare t 4. nailiarly with his subjects. At Vienna matters go 'on still with great secrecy.. and little ttanspires that can he depended onresreet jog the fate of the Xing of SAlONT....jiWkittenli well-written pamphlets have been c irculated to prove that, an far cis the law of:nature ipanatioiss ;$ son. served, he has, by his long and 'steady intsihmeist to tiONAPAttI% placed himself hers 4'444 ; aue. on the other hand, not a few have approedwinting g pal. hating if not justifying his coiuluct. In Italy the people continue much discontented at the Austrian system of marching the Italian regi. silents into Germany and replacing them by Austrian troops. The desertions iu consequence are very nu merous. We have authority to state, that the Infamols paragraph published in Tie Day Paper of this day, m which the name of the Viscountess Dtamecurier ; mentioned as having been the Lady D. who had ex hibited articles of the peace against hes husband, will become the subject of an immediate prosecution—his Lordship's Solicitors having decided orders to this effect. Tuesday, RICHARD HART DAVIS, Esq. M• P. for Bristol, read to the Gentlemen assembled at the Com mercial Rooms, in that city, a letter he had received from the Earl of LIVSRPOOL, which contained an ab stract of the tarrns at the Treaty with America; and In which the Noble Earl adverted to the period of time Out would necessarily transpire before the retitle:A viols could be exchanged--observing that hostilities would be continued in the mean tune—and that it Would probably be late in the present year before our Beets anti armies could be withdrawn front America. j His Lordship added, that on these grounds, it might still be deemed necessary to continue the Property 'Tee until April, 1816. PLe Earl of Livaaroot and Mr. HART Daman both at Bath at present,spending the Christmas holidayi. The determination of Minis. errs to propose the continiismee ache Income Tar to ',aliment, f i sts, we balisasoefarars sommunicated to several Members of Parliastmot, who a r e cons id ere d to be in the Ministiriul lateral, besides to Mr. HART DAVIS, It is, in fact s a matter of notoriety in the higher political circles. We understand , that it is agreed by the Treaty with America, that immediately on the exchange of this Ra tifications at Washington, orders should hexane to M. armies, squadrons, officers, subjects, and citizens of the two parties, to cease from all hostilities; and that all vessels and effects which stay be tales after the spate of twelve days from the said Ratilicatioas, upon all parts of the coast of North America, froin ' the latitude of IV degrees North, to the latitude of SO dirges North, and as for eastward in the At lantic Ocean as the 86th degree of West lonsimder from the meridian of Greenwich, shall be restored ma each side ; that the time shall be thirty days in all I other parts of the Atlantic Ocean North of the Eqai. noctial Line or Equator. and the same time for Ma British and Irish Channels, for the Gulf of Mexico" and all parts tithe West Indies s forty days fo r clap North Bras, for the /tattle, and rot all pane of tiek. Mediterranean ; silty days for the Atlantic Ocean. South of the fainetor, as far as the latitude of the Cape of Good Mope 4 Amity deys foe rug other = of **world Sends of the 'Eta** ; one ku m and twat day; *AU gostimac4 lila "add "falba:, 'cent • S. • t P° 44l . a ` Th . P 59 q0. 1 4 .• 304****.wa,lie t itt • ••••••••••.. .•••••••• • 1 t'