Star. — London, England, 1802-03-13 00:00:00

Ligt/1 MANOTACTUILI OP IRELAND. Mr. Vo .; sr ta, after force prefatory obfer vat ion s on ti ;arcs refulting to the Linen ManufaCture from the defeitive Rate of the laws re. fpeeting the exportation and importation of the materials for that manufacture, particularly flax. feed, coo hogfbeads of which were imported into Dublin from Glafgow, from which port they were font becaufc they were unfit for ufe. From this, and many other circtunftariees, he was induced to infer that the regulations of Scotland as to this ar title, w•ere much fuperior to thofe of his country— that, however, he thould endeavour to remedy in the Lill I.c propofed, with the permiffion of the Hold:, to introduce. He therefore moved for leave to bring in a Bill for amending the laws re fpeetii.g the regulation of the linen manufaCture of Ireland. _ _ Mr. CORRY took this occafion to compliment the zeal of the Right Hon. Gentleman for the in terefts of the commerce of Ireland, and particu larly his attention to the moft important branch of its manufadure—the Linen Trade. The CHANCELLOR of the ExcHaqyait declined to enter into any difcuffion on the merits of this propofition, as he conceived the proper place would be in a Committee of the whole Houfe. . _ The SPSAIEIR defcribed the proper form of pro ceeding in matters of trade to be to refer the fub jea to a Committee of the whole Hos& beforeany Bill fhould be introduced. Mr. FoaMi g agreeally to this fuggeftion, with leave of the Houfe withdrew his Motion ; and it was ordered that ;he Houfe fhould, on Tuefday next, refolve itfelf into a Committee to take the fubjeet into confideration. SUPPLY. The Houfe refolved into a Committee of Supply. Mr. WM. ELLIOT moved, " that the fum of 140,4031. fhould be granted to his Majefly for the ordinary expences of the Navy for two lunar months, from the 25th inflant." Mr. Rosana took this opportunity to comment on the conduit of Adminalration with regard to the exenditure of the public money, obferving, that he did not approve of this fynem of granting fop ple for fhort periods, for it appeared as if we depend ed on the enemy for the conclufion of Peace, and were (peculating on them will. He fhould rather prefer a vote for five or fix months ; for (mall fonts feemed not to-anfwer the purpofes of Government ; they had already obtained a vote of Exchequer Bills for two millions, and a Bill was in progrefi through the Houfe for one million. Thefe piece meal applications were inefficient—it was like go ing to the Chandler's-(hop. [A laugh.] It looked as if Miniaers were not determined to carry on the war vigoroufly, !herald war become neceffary, in cafe a Cafe and honourable peace fhould prove to be unattainable. He dcfired to know under what department the Sick and Hurt Office was placed, for the expence of that Office, during the lan year, was no lefs than 489,0001. and it did not appear by what authority that account was to be examined. If fuch expences were not to be infpefted, he was apprehenfive of the confequences, for it feemed to .bum that the prodigality and extravagance of the refe n t Miniaers, notwithtlanding their affcaa tion of cecostomy, exceeded that of their predecef fors. He lamented that large rums of the public money fhould be voted, as was lately the praCtice, in very thin houfes, like the prcfent ; and declared, that he would in future oppofe the grant of any money, voles there (would be forty Members pre. fcnt, as the orders of the Houfe prefcribed. He affured the Right Hon. Gentleman, that the peo ple were much tick and hurt by the general con duel of the public money daring his adminiftration, particularly in the inferior offices [a kurjb.] The CHANZELL'IIt of the Excrtsotria replied to the qualion of t h . Hon. Gentleman, as to the Sick and Hut: Calf -1, that it was under the fuper- ' intendance of tha freafurer of the Navy. With regard to the complaint of the thin attendance of Members, he regretted it—it was not his fault, and he believed it was more attributable to the Hen. Gentleman himfelf, than to any other cattle (a lar d 6). If, however, the attendance of Mem- hers upon this occafion fhould be thin, it was no proof of their indifference to the prefervation of our naval greatnefs—that upon which our fafcty and importance fo materially depended. The Houk could have little doubt that if only two or three Members remained, they would tale care that the confequence of the Country would not he let down ; and that in filch a conjunaure as the prefent, a liberal firm would be granted for the fervice of the Navy. He trutled that no rational man could fuppofe that this country depended for its fecurity upon the will of any foreign power. There was only one fcntiment, he hoped, as to the tone we theuld hold, and the terms on which we fhould make peace. He knew that Milliners could not harbour any fcntiment of concluding Peace upon any conditions incontinent with the charaaer, the dignity, the importance, the fafety, and the true intereas of the country. The fum now propofed was only for two months, in order to keep up our naval eflablithments ; but he hoped that even for that &oft period, it would not be neceffary to continue our extra expenditure. Re curring to the thin attendance of Members, he maintained that it was an unequivocal evidence of ti.^ opinion of the Houfe as to the neceflity of • vote, and alt . () of their full confidence in that they would not fail to Main that (pi nt, energy, and firmnefs of conduct, from which, they could depart, they would be infenfihle to feelings, and unworthy of the charade!. of fir. Joins fympatbized with his Hon. Friend, (Mr. Robfon) in his regret for the non-attendance Memb- . - PIT. Joins tympathized with hts Hon. mend, VCnerai DID a.nr , •••••• •••• •-•"•••••••`" •^'••• aim Jail year, i• Jul DI 1111111 C, V.lll DC HUM- I MCC talc Of 17 VC 01111 C k.,(llfllDfl UCC (0 VI•121:1:71 lIIC (Mr• Robfon) in his regret for the non-attendance le a n before he returns to his place in the depart- duced at fit o' clock, by the very nfp!‘7,'3!.- 1,111 was rt_f:rr,:d arc hoiiile to the repeal. of Members, yet fully coincided in the refolution Wren[ Preen e our naval firength, a purpofe for which ent of Foreign Affairs. who honour this H.1:11: Ingitution with their coon. Clip news announces the arrival in feveral tenance the prtfent ye;!:.. pmts Ametica, <.;" v alio us veil - els which left Port he would cheerfully drip off his fhirt. [A laugh.] Count MARCOf Miniiter Plenipotentiary of his Averygenteel looking erfon, %%hole name is Re mblicain the 17t1i1.1 f the 7 th, g aP i T 1 ••e was happy that Minifiers appeared determined Wlajelly the EmPFROIt of RuSSIA, pi-dented Prince Robert Young, was brought to town yclierdav Martini,me the (ith, Cap. nalcois the 15th, at to (hew a bold front to the wavering and tempo de TRotivErz toy, Privy Counfellor of his NPR_ in a porbehoife under an et - con of the Oxford which several date nothing was feen or h ear d sizing policy of Bonaparte ; and that %then, per• RIAL MA)/ISM and Baron de PFIERDT CARP. Blues, and lodged in the Savoy. He was appre- l of the arrival ,it . die French fleet in the Weft In- Lain, the firtiggle was about to be renewed, they handed a few days ago at I 1.10;m-bridge, as being dies.—The foliow:ng is the only article of intelli- cuact. were refolved to b e rea d y for the event. They , a deferrer from the 3:1 r:ginient of Guards, of ranee on this lubjea :—The brig Spanith ought in a dignified manner to mention a day tot ,C. Smtrs, Charge d Afraires of the Batavion which regiment he acted as quartet- malts, and, aitivs:ti at Baltimore the 27th of January ; faw on the termination of the negociation, beyond which Republic, in the ablence of C. sc Him m EL, EN NIN It, we underaand, is charged with frtati the .ttlt, 011 - Tiberoon, two French fhips of the 16 •• v l,l not USE'. thetufelves to be tridiA+' it • • • r• . 1 former] Chief at a ian Chatham with a vet y coniiderable cum of money (landing over for the Wand of Cuba—[As was • to the ambitious Conful of France—" Thus fir (halt thou go, and no farther ;" and he was grati fied from the language of the Right Hon. Gen tleman this evening, in thinking that his fentiments and feelings were nearly congenial to his own, and that it was his determination to maintain the Rrength and glory of the empire. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHErkpER defired that no inference thould be drawn front his words other than they fairly bore. He winked it, how ever, to be underttood, that it was the refolution of Minifters not to conclude peace on any terms different liom thole of the Preli:ninary, Treaty, nor had they any reafon to lappole that thine terms ' would not be acceded to. There was at prefeut every appearance of a fincere dilpofition to con form to them, yet they thought it advilable to be prepared for either alternative. The alternative of war, however, they had not any grounds to an ticipate. With regard to the thin attendance, he begged leave to remark, that when fobjeas of great national importance came to be difculfed, the Houfe was generally crowded; he could not, there fore, Puffer-it to be fiippofed, that the Gentlemen of the Houfe of Commons were capable of negled ing their duty. However, he fhould be happy to fee, in general, a fuller attendance ; but it ought to he recollOted that the attendance now com plained of was by no means peculiar to late years —it had frequently occur ed, and was particularly remarkable dafing an adminiiiration in which, perhaps, as much unanimity prevailed as the coun try or Pariiament had ever witnclfed—he meant the Adminittration of Lord Chatham. Mr. Jom s repeated his complaint as to the thin attendance of Members, and laid, that for the laft three or four years it had been thamefully mani fell, particularly when the public money was voted away—a rabic& to which the faithful Repre fentatives of the People ought molt efpecially to attend. In the courfe of the WI Sefflons, he re. marked that feveral millions of the national reve nue had been voted away to the Unifier, not lefs than eight or ninc times, when not more than eight or nine Members were prefent. Mr. RoissoN afked who audited the public ac counts of the Sick and Hurt Office ? Mr. N. VANSITTART replied, that there accounts were audited the Commiffioners to whom the other public accounts were referred. Mr. Roissow laid, that in examining the rcport of the Cummifßoners for auditing the public Ac counts, he did not perceive any thing relating to the Sick and Hurt Office._ He willed for fume account to be laid before the Houfe of the fums granted for Navy Extraordinaries. It appeared rather fingular that thofe lhunld not be produced as well as the accounts of Army Extraordina ries. If an cut& ftatement of the public expendi ture was not to be regularly laid before the Houle and examined, it would be a mockery in that Houfe to fit, unlcfs it were to meet in filence and paflive fubmiffion to regifler the ediils of the Go vernment.—The rzfolution was put and agreed to, as were the following:- 155,7561. far the. Extraordinazies of the Navy. 2400:vol. for Tranfports, Ike. 144.001. for Prifoners of War. The Howe rvforned, and the report was ordered to be received to-morrow, and the Committee to f 1 again on Monday.—Adjourned. LONDON. SATURDAY, MARCH 13. PRICE OF MOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK: 3 per Cent. Conf. 68i—for account 68 5 per Cent. 971 PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY: 3 per Cent. Conf. 67i . I Imp. 3 per Cent. 67; s per Cent. Ann. 997 zoo Imp Ann. ist 5-16 India Stock Conf. for Ace. 68i 68 COURSE OF EXCHANGE. aunimralt 35 3 zi U. Madrid I diee. Venice Akon.t 35 U. Bilbta LifLon 681 Cadiz 301 in paper Leghorn 32i I Oporto 69 Ditto 39 effective N?p14.5 45 Dublin 11 Madrid 30i in paper Gelll.l 48i Mr. SCHAW, Kirg's Mellinger; arrived at a late hour WI niglit with difpatch:s from Marquis CORNWALLIS, at Amiens. The contents have not tranfpired, but the following Privy Councillors were fummoned this morning to attend a Cabi net Council at Lord HAWKSULIRY'S Office, this day, viz. The Dux& of PORTLAND. EARL Sr. VINCENT: LORD WESTMORLAt. D. LORD PELHAM. LORD HOBART. Mr. ADDINGTON. A Mellinger was fent off to his MAJESTY after the Council met. He had not come back when this Paper was put to Peels. Another Mellinger, Mr. DREISINGS, is mo• mentarily expeaed with frelh dispatches. This morning we received Paris Journals to the gth intl. inclufive. They afford hut little news. Tim Confofili, 56 fr. Go c. PARIS, MARCH 9.—At the audience on the 4th, Marquis Lvc !MINI, Envoy Extraordinary of his Majelly the KING of Pruffia, prefented to the Fit sr Comm. Colonel FAGEL ; the Marquis de Kitt/- 112 MARK, of the Hone Guards, Aid•de-camp to General MOLL ENDORF ; and M.I.O,IDARD, to take lean before he returns to his place in the depart of Batavia, and lately Arnbalfadar from the 8.1.1 tavian Repnblic to Pekin. The Minifter of Foreign Relations prefented Ge neral Ilketwouvixxv, Envoy Extraordinary of the Republic, to his Nwssian MAJESTY, arrived at Faris on leave.—Moniteur. Some changes in the offices of Mini(ler of the Interior and of War, are talked of. The fir ft, it is laid, will form three divifions, viz. of public la bours, of public aids, and of public inarliaion.--, The direction of which will be eniruitcd to three Conniellors of State, under the authority of the Minifter of the Interior. There will be three di vifions of a fimilar kind in the Miniary of War.— The Counfellors of State, nominated to tilde new offices, are even named ; hut it is proper we thould wait till this operation is officially announced. Citizen BAGNIERE junior, merchant at Bour dealt; has prefetted to the founders of tile mu feum in that city, a mummy found in the caverns at the bottom of the Peak of Tenerife. This mummy teems to have been prepared in a manner different from all thole hitherto defcribcd. AMSTERDAM, FEB. 28.—Journals, filled with in waives againft the Government and kveral indi viduals, have been fuppreffzd in this city. Our port at prefcnt exhibits the fame activity as before the war. The Villages along th: coal's, which were almoft deferted, begin to be re-peopled. HAGUE, MARCH will be interefting to commerce to learn, that the Council of the Allatic Colonies will this day begin to pay all the bills le cured in the Pale made in the warehoufes of the Council at the commencement of the year 5796. The payments are to be made at the Hotel of the EaR-Indies. FRANCKFORT, MARCH 2.—Perfons who pretend to be well informed in regard to the fccrct affairs of Germany affect, that the Deputation of the Empire will not be affembled for fix months. Be LIN, FEB. 23.—A Courier arrived here from Petedburgh, has brought a declaration from the Court of Ruffia, in which it exprefsly difappi oyes of the projefl of ceding Mecklenbourg to Pruffia, which bad been propofcd in order to facilitate the indemnities. BERNE, Fes. 30.—1 t is teen by our new Coati t ution, that the Valais is reckoned among the Can tons of Helvetia, which renders it difficult to ac count for the events that have taken place in that country, fuch as the deputation of the inhabitants, and the difmilfal of the public funiaionaries by Ce neral THURRAU. The fate of the Frickthal is equally certain. The receivers of that country, united to Switzerland, have been required to give in an account of the money they have received in the name of the Emperor. Thole of Zurich have fent a new deputation to Berne : it appears that they require in particular, the difmilfal of their Prefed RE 1.4 HARD. A French army is faid to he affembling in Mont-Terrible, charged with fume important military operation ; but nothing is in view, perhaps, but a mere change of Rations. A veffel is arrived at Plymouth which was rent with difpatchcs to the fquadron of fix fail of the line, which failed from Plymouth latt Tuefday fe'nnight. She fell in with the fquadron clear of the Channel, Rearing a S. W. courfe with a fine leading wind. Yelterday a Court of Dire/tors was held at the EaR India Houfe, when Mears. DICKENSON and JON E 3 were (worn into the offices of Bengal Ware. houfe.keepers, in the room of Meas. CORBETT and SIBLEY, refigned. Mr. Gtoscs WELDEN was (worn into the command of the fhip MINERVA, Rationed for St. Helena and Bengal. The Society of Agriculture has, we underhand, voted a gold medal to be truck in hanour of the memory of the Duke of BEDFORD. The late Lord BATEMAN died as he was ftepping into his carriage at his own door. The Earl andCountcfs of HARDWICKE vifited the Dublin Theatre on Saturday evening. At their entrance and departure they received loud tali. mony of public ellimation. The Grand Seleaion of Sacred Mufic performed at Covent Gardtn Theatre, yefterd.l evening, at. traaed a numerous alTemblage of illation and beauty. A confiderable degree of judgment has been difplayed in this feleaion from the principal works of HANDEL the parts are conneaed with great fcience, and the airs, with which the chorus generally correfponds, are admirably fuited to the talk and powers of the Performers. We ARE ASSURED that the Annual Sermon of the Royal Humans Soiely will be preached b y the Rev. Dr. VALPY, at Grnfvenor Chapel, on the 4th of next month, whcn an appropt anltem will be per. formed, the mufic compofed by Dr. ARNOLD.— The vocal parts by Mailer SMITH, Marrs. Cosr, LEETP, PAGE, and the rotinfT an'hmen of W e ft. minfter Choir.—On the Gth of April the Anniver- I far, Ffflival will be celebrated at the London Ta ' wens: The gland pr( ccCnon of burs rfflored within the laft year, with lOlcron mufic, &c. will he intro. duced at fix o'clock, by the ve,:y rho ho- this H Ina? •ith th' INTELLIGENCE. MAILS THIS DAY.-.-WIND W. S. W. U 7 R. Waterford, o Hanthurgh, French, Dutch, PORTSMOUTH, NIATICII it. Arrived this afternoon la :iris s, ti:.c, Captain NI, LNE, and A r•0r.1.0, of 16, lIALKFTT, from Jamaica, after a I,:veit weeks; they have on board a great number Invalids : when the above il4s left intelligence had be.:n received there the of the French Peet at Gnadahnipe or 3t.. Do!ni• g;•, though they were daily I.4.ked for.—The of 38 guns, Captain Gmte., is ordered to be read,. for lea by to-morrow at twelve o'clock ; it is ; 0 .- nerally reported that Lord NE L VP./ Win :olive here to-morrow, to take his paiLge in her for iotae fecret deftination l'Ambuscant frigate, Hon. Captain COLVILLE, now iying as snare:hip at Helen's, is ordered to fea.—This day arrived the floop St. Picre (French). CR F. V E Li., from HarEcnr; Inditry,Ct. K i from Brick]; Endeavour, SOA P FR, from Swanage Brothers, GILL:Noll Ara , from Lon don, and Elizabeth, HUTCHINSON,frorn Ni'mouth. --Sailed his Majefty's brig CHILDERS, murning) for Torb..y ; and the floop MAY Ft.r,w R, WarrE,for Southampton: the It Er. en I: o E :i.hooner was paid yeflerday.—Yeftertley were retaken on the Common Hard, two convias made their efcape from the C APTIV IT 'hip of war this moment bringing to, came the Needles, but cannot learn her name. YARMOUTH, 7:I2,RCH 12. This mot-ring arrive.{ the En:b:'ert r.‘chet, Capt. WICKHAM, fr of!: gh, with levcr,tl Pa.cngers, who lani here tl.• Moz•nlng, The No: th Sea 1 2 1 . , :ct, coin - ling of the (lips, ate under ciders f!,r a ctnift:, viz. BLENHEIM, Admiral .L)ICKSON ; MONARCH, Ad miral Sir THOMAS GRAVES ; VETF RAN, (..tiptain Dtcusow ; ASSISTANCE, Captain LtL; PoLyprit- Ntus, Capt. Lnwroao ; ASIA, Captain DAwsoN ; PRINCE OF ORANGE, Ca; :t. _ COBB ; AGAME M N ON , Capt. FANCOV RT ; the SHANNON ft ; and la JALOUSE and BOLD armed brigs. FROM LLOYD's MST. Deet., M.ARCII I 2 ••-•S::11CCI the CHARGER Inn-ve7: 1 ur T.l..rgate Roads.—Came down the Berital. CUMMINGS. for the Ea; ;tidies with fevcr.d othrr outward-hound vetlels, and rtmain —Wird W. S. W GRAVESEND, MARCH I2.—Pzffed by the Sir A. Hammond, THOMPSON, from Jamaica; Maryland, Weals, from New York ; Fidelity, —, from Ncw Orleans; Jenny, GEORGE, from Cork; Royal Oak, Bus RE Le, and Valiant, Owen, from Waterford.—Sailed the Brunfwick, HUGHES, for the Eaft In dies; Courtney, FRYER. for Virginia; Adams, —, for Havre ; Julius Pringle, Willi e, for Charkftown ; St. Salva dor, —, for BlIboa; Broue Larilman, —, for Rouen ; Conflantia, —, and Reinhalt, OTILtRS, for HarnburOi ; Vrow Tann. tta —, Two Gebrocdcrs, —, and Good Hope, JANKLV, for Itti:tk..i We yeficrday received American Pacers to the sth Februdry inclnlive. There does not appear to be any truth in the report of TOUSSAINT'S death. If there be any truth in the following Liters, which are from, Port Republicain, the mat January, the Chiefs of the Blacks in S•. Domingo will require Game advantageous conditi o n s befo re th e y g i ve u p the avid to the French, and melt probably the French will, in the firil inßanee, agree to terms. It will be remembered that BONAPAPTF lays the Negroes were to remain free, and as free, we have no doubt they will be, as a French army can make them. The following letters are from the New York Daily Advertifer of the sth February : TRANSLATION OF AN EXTRACT OF A LE TTFR. FROM PORT REPUBLICAIN. JA\. 10. " I will not (peak to you of commercial affairs —they arc fo bad they naafi be ruinons to r‘ll cerned. Confidence is en:irely deli royed. Every one is fearful for the fate France referves for this country ; and if unfortunately the contravenes our Chiefs, what will become of us ? It appears they are preparing themliAves, and putting all the forti fications in good condition. Neverthclefs 1 believe them well intended, if France renders them the jnflice they merit. Gon knows the event. This un certainty is cruel for us, though refigned to remain here let the ilruc he what it will." ANOTHER.—" I am very anxious to hear from you, and I hope I than loon, as at this moment it is dangerous for a perfon to receive :lily letters containing unfavourable news for this ifand. The letters all pafs througletheGovernments before they are received." The Governor of Cuba ifitted a proclamation on the 7th of December, ordering all foreigners, not authorifed by law to refitle then., to depart from the ifland in one month, eader the leverell penalties. Two months N.:ere allowed for perfims 'stir come on commercial bulmels, to fettle C.l,ir atfaiv.. Confiderable debates have taken pl.:cc in the Se nate on the Bill for the repeal of the late Judicia:r Act. The Bill was read a3d time on the 2.7 th January, and on a motion being made for its re commitment, the numbers were 15 to lg. BURR, the Vice Prelident, voted for the recommitment, in order that it might be canvaired, hut declared he fhmild oppofe any indired nipt by which it might be lilt. He is called :t dt - mble dcakr by the violent, or what is called the DAtiocr. , tic pally. It is obfcrved that tne repeal is opplled by ra.;n rerpeklable men of tl,:tt party, particularly- those at the Bar, Inch as ra.ic of Philadelphia, &c. Sec. —Three t , ut of fire of the Committee to whom the Bill was referred arc h0i . .3: to the repeal. fhi hr gal f ---- 11 L LICENCE. 'WIND W. S. co R. 0 0 0 ta. t SLt NF, r , f 40 L 1.0, Ot /6, !ter a p:10 7 . , ,! . e 41,:vcn . d ;:reat number o; il4s !eft ed there the loupe or St.. Domi• !.1 for.—The Muni. , 5 .,, is ordered to be read" •elve o'clock ; it is NEt.s , )sr will arrive )aiLge in her for fotne 'SCAM frigate, Hon. ug as r taard;hip at =This'dav arrived the F.VEEL, from HarEcni . ; 1; Endeavotir,Son P FR, I WANG H A M, from Lon- I N SON,froin Pl rxuth. CHILDERS, (ea:fly this floopl 4 /lAV e It o E :i.Looner rtley were retaken on ivias laidy made Y ITV hulk.--A 'hip of to, came CT name. 'I.`,RCH 12. the En:l::'ert r.‘chet, nbm gh, with levet-al tli• morning. fi fling of the tiers f!,r a etuire, eia,• SON ; MONARCH, Ad. ; VETF RAN, Captain Iptain LIL; PoLyprit- • lA, Captain llAwsos ; COBB ; AGAMEMNON, INNON fl hyate ; and la trigs. D's 'AST. C CHAR CER I r.r he Ber-01. CUMMINGS. for • uutwar%-hound reties, and red by the Sir A. Hammond, ryland, Wm, from New Orleans; Jenny, GEORGE, 1., and Valiant, Owcn, from HUGIIII, for the Eaft In- ; Adams, —, for 'or Charkftown ; St. Salva- ardman, —, for Rouen ; OuLt as, for 1 - lamhurt7tt ; brocders, —, and Goud metican rapers to the acre does not appear to 1 TOUSSAINT'S death. • 011 owing laters, which the toth January, the Domingo will require us before they give up and molt probably the ance, agree to terms. BOSAPAr.TE lays the and as free, we have French army can make rs are from the New me sth February : :T or A LE TTF It FROM IN, JAN. 10. Of commercial affairs E be riainons to rill cot:- rely deli roved. Every ranee referves for this ely the contravenes our fus ? It appears they • nd platting all the forti- Neverthelefs 1 believe ance renders them the ws the event. This un- ugh refigned to remain will." anxious to hear from n, as at this moment it to receive any letters WS for this ifland. The overnments before they • ned a proclamation on ring all foreigners, not there, to depart from :r the leverell penalties. 4 I for perfims woo wt:e. Is, to fettle thzir affait 5.. : taken pl.;ce in the Se- al of the late Judicial: 3d time on the 2,7 th being made for its le- ,Pere as to 15. BURR,