Star. — London, England, 1818-01-13 00:00:00

1 1 .1 c Ji - I , I il ; , . , . 1 1) '- pt 6 a . ..i ''.;. t 1% l ' 1 ' ,Ii i t ' 1 1 1 . i I 2' .1 * 1 i . 1 .., i 1 1. k 4 1 Efty ok chiefs to shipping at Leghorn for America. . an-, spongy newly discOvered is a ramification of ape filmier. The origin of it is found in the Society of Chriennani, Wholave spread thenunivies in the P op provinces. It is hoped hoe that the Pr vat be Wei by the regular Courts of .0- 111t41.tailbof tb• traitor tilitaa;TlC462 7 lo l 4Velt- WWI& -Weeettted by him altd bitiblloviete igthtst - the- faithful - dbmittiotd of. our Lord_ King' tWinattd (whom. raco riot), in fkoto Mal Ult; Ott the 24th elf -of the pre mos year. • ' • " DISPATCH OF VPI. DO2f Ifitiltp;tb DF. . " Kew Excessmer Stu—With the greatest satisfaction reset lOWA* your Excellency on my having Peen prisoner, at seven eckaelt this day, the maker bEna, m oompany with 5 5 others, in the pass ef Venadito, belonging to the estate of Tlschigntra, where he was with 1100 men, nearly the half of whom are killed amen the rest the rebel Pedro Merano, whose head has been brought to this lowa, where I have jart arrived ; and as soon as I have 1111 oppareinky I will send the e,lspasch to the m ar i n a d e Crap Dos Passiseil de Linea. I advise your Excellency of the success, ea account of the Interest you must take in it.--Geo preserve your Excellency many years. " Ells°. Oct. 27, 1617, 8 o'creek at night. IL Addressed to his Excellency the Viceroy Don Jean de Apodaca." bears/cm or carrsix D. AGUSTIN' •GrEIVRE TO C 01.01,11 1t •am ...auto, .1.11.1.13C.LL AND 13,u.1 ;.tar coltemiatic antartAso. " I seed your Ittcellency the enclosed very interesting dis.l patch, whir* I have received for . the Viceroy, which I beg you will trimmest immediately. The enclosure contains the most int_ portant inkelkenos of the capture of the traitor Mina alive, the two nerveraye, a Frenchman, and I bring the head of Moreno- The whole basteen done by Colonel D. Francisco de Orrantla' who cnterel Balm yesterday, at seven o'clock in the morning. " limber Ye, UV.° NEW ORLEANS, NOVEMBER a, 1817. A Gentleman who left Vera Cruz about the middle of October, and whose opportunities of procuring authentic intelligence relative to the state of the country were particultuly favourable, informs u s , that th e news lately publi shed by the Spanish Autho pities itsptctihg the internal concerns of Mexico, is greatly exaggerated, if not utterly unfounded. It was believod in the best informed circles ht Vera Cruz, that so far from General Mina being destroyed, Ise was making a rapid and irre s i s tibl e in - ogress hit° the mos t vrealtly and poptlous part of the Viceroy. a joy. lie had defeated and cut to vies* in three Imitate affairs, three different regiments of the l~nsal,siesny, who had attacked lum. Persons at v erg e r= who dared to converse on the subject, and when a m matlon was derived from authentic sour ces, declared that his motions and dispositions were ;VENING STAR. Pais istpers of Fridag4Fived lastht. The - flew =W!/ cif interest ithielo will be found in pr!cecting esAinibt.' P bet Cents. Thuisd4; 6.5*. - 45c. • We have received some enriotis particulars respect-, in the papers brought by Count LAP CAsats, which we are told devolved into the hands of the agents of the Alien Office. Ainong the documents referred to are several letters, one of which is addressed to the Empress MARIA LOUISA, which purports to give a description of the alllictioas NAPOLEON has suffered, and 6f the constancy with which he has endured them. It contains a plan of Longwood, which 'the younger LAS CAsee'hs* di!, dioring hii residence in the islan d .riil ielaiiß he4ititin . " ded as a present to ~ .... .. . . his mother.: list , Oeuels A asusances to tie Archds- . chess the peewee of se loiltr4af hair of lisliearAntit, 'elnd which he sirehireirbiatratitt*lttt to anzt 41tE kh ts U r* , t ll 4 I **l 4.4 4 8 .1 1 t. .- . P t rec iatnß.A'iallif: t...:...? )..i . itd -, . ~ lt , ;• A secondleittnia.didee* Jo thenteed,Oradiejs. of Banusei,enslghiptaidodiktmosiii•4 . 4 . asylnni for M i tts' dilskielth in tile - - thiGeand-litt**4 } e*iefused ** . . ... . , . . 'GrOt fix4l4.. , . A third is for Prince JOSEPH, iltAniiiieVseli presents only what is. called a faithful pisfb , re of, .4 torment*" the exile at St. Heleex ''. . ' 4: 1i; A.Ai l uth is *lama . any asidinsto,..oicapLit 14 . DOR, its blank, for whom M. Lip Cat , villiesi As*. Aimed an affectionate regarstian 44 ' .1 I*.ttstornopi, and it is believed dui i , . i tuded to is the Duke *flown°. .. r,.....!:; *4; , A fifth is for Prince Limeiee, and a pretkilat distil Fescn, Rome,. . 40Spe•eirespiag'" -. 4t , ' . _ Ine t t the Arehdothess-344 '. aritiltiitiltePu M. Las Casai ...a6r*: - ,4ard431« -there (i noMin4ter 41 / 4 kgi4a4f_im lileleaay:t2 a Emrich inhabitants feel seversixisass priraticeOesd that he is assured if NasevOcur*eitrisllosilisttb do .8,3, I. would. request his 4 . loo*4'47ool4oikto tog!t whe, in addition tai iti l s - daliaqiitiaii 'if?' a aacraidAn; correctly 'frog) dictates's!. Prince Lcc:vi, if he could . place of redfige at Rome? which these particulars were supplies the following remarks obtain anasylons, expretecd in all ' vs that he did not expect to be But the language to the Archduchess y proves, that be should have leive should have been elven. Bret object, on reaching Europe, placed at the feet of the Archduchess, Age, but that the object to which ' would have induced him to invoke the laws and Ministers illustrious prisore:, in order miseries. • The British Ministry, deaf to say iattqatles, bemuse . have been guilty of any pereoaal revenge, that they would canteat themselves sP* same time that they rendered sure 'd persecution aad c i nsehy w she the Count, • could hems falkishis . who have tviPltslod, au tia4 vroci4Eives to neater has those eff 0 3004 7 ihti don , arciesuzetil,"ss4 Wait fsithfsi4oTo' DUTCH MAIL.- day has brought it eirialpt— various quarters, • than What mates to impossible to offer strosigttree policy of certain States, than: their . withhold froth The people ail means There needs no other proof from all the lessons held out quarter of a century, learnt into action the mental energies their subjects, as the best and counteract the efforts of the malevolent ' throughout their respective Prague, that for the current .e following Newspapers are prohibited:: Ang circulated throughout Bohemia, and, thence infer, throughout the whole of the Mates, viz. The New Rhenish Mercury, the Opposition Pipers, Tat Neuwied Gazette,' all Papers printed the Netherlands in the French language, all Newspapers, and Me4niberg Correepondent. By the accounts from the French Frontiers pears, that the Cabinet of the Thuilleries contiFuses to urge the withdrawing of tite7Arn4 fiCOCePpation , for which, of course, they offer mzerarguniests. They have, hcwever, not yet held ' , out 'theprier inducement ; and have therefore been' told Allied Powers are dispirdeffto adait'sbe recommended, 'as soon as France shell we filled all her engagements." Let us - hcipe• that determination -TM sot be depShed-ircen: the troops be:44%1404m5% Wit'ffnn I R. llif)% ! will be pal lisf 'l6 - **lei by FrancZ ii 1404- aft cggkiboting inoutaki by the Allies, or acs tompensastsise_ mint jotberiii and spa by tle Ofgatraea, . 1 44 4*Geile244 . lIRITIMULLII,-JANVART eitere-are'-very • -important 5., , tire* • !torten the Russian anti d ( Ai am leuattiati from . MoOir j ump isasied way to and an English state messenger has just *rough, going With iwiportant dispatches to M Frequent cupriet - znire iho from the Russian quarters at Manbeuge. Mr. C. Nunn, author of "the inhabitants Moon," who has been for some time in close matt, has been releawd by a decision of the T ofthe First Instance. The King's Attorney ,Istsi r tgotealea to the Court of. C:ll•tinn. apinst AMSTERDAM, JANUARY 7. Ws/ learn with pleasure, from various account ceived by- many respectable houses here from coa t and which come clown to the 14th of that the accounts from that island, dated Oct , w'ksr.h have been published in several papers, quite destitute of truth. Trade, from beil stand, was continually improving ; and of tl continued drought these accqunts say nay& respectable traveller, lately arrived here fru, cpa, positively affirms, that before and at hit, tme, it rained very. heavily, and that there had ro want of water. . • . MOSCONC,..DECEMBEE 6. :41.**Ftlire •4f rripce• *Wham of Prus t rt or 'the . 4640 i thi s month. Gritrnit. ....1111asisitneissft is so :as:cosspany b Itip . isess.. The Etitisetteiricitnli, Pri E tki; is male' NNW ta Istek, rt./ kip _, -. o.o l ;rtf.P.Vii e P ri n Ct ' •ti c ..___ l isuIiWINIXStaMMWAPOVERMARAirDif WS. pIOySWIER 1 (a 44 ) • wtAito4 Fo4 4 )94o 2 o.Vetv'e U 40 61 + becitosiethagia of Datobes,!aix lamas/ and; _.. _ .. i'Mfblibn:ibetned on tl*h:nountain of " ritratisi lkften4 i iitedie read; rcpiillt • &Lime Wirei wiT4AO 1401i40:44z..:)(i Va4' . up tho.44) o (thiiiniii . Fiverlftcir : * Ter, seam 'rocked its way .throngs A impel* fog% a gime, like ponumaniestion ffaorgia= There were . noiraTtliers' • ' • re* • to the ikkeriations of 4ii *in; ipi4) , 41.*achti may. fitli : in Gage iaaersayeartabat this:erne thereltil ate ail illiestiiteati. Inztheimounrainfon die tiki i ,. 4 ta. l4l o 4l 4tara** . 44 1 : 1 4 . 4 1 :45. 7 4 1 ii. 64:iiti As r'00.,. 'Van. hi/v-1440 dollars, an rny al nlaitt ir diu 3 4eratuita: " • ''' • * - fl: 'Jr r . .F*: i . ' . '• 1 : • ,k`.. , ) „ rib. C iN, IP fr • s • .t. • . ' , .! `* F ‘ 4...... ; . .N. . . . $ " * . 7.47 " ..L.P" **...6 ' ..11L" \ • judicious, , gabby aasl that ' . • -. •- . n tfire. m 3 11 14 celtY c ' .* " v. 'FREir t eik PAPER&. '• • ' 'hi 11 • * t e nses * • of I trivinci e courage,. as we Alt a . . , •,. •••; , • . iii •inquires • ..• `t . '" ----- .1 .• i The stake of the Fretiair !,,.., &7 • • .c A te cure from him a plat -- ciwullau ft' Ax:r:RB, .IAX UAW(' e. spoken uf in teem of tht„ R. ' : 0 41.• '. • .•'' • YThe latter in wine Gottie:Ottter;of thitPay - beings read for the &J.. passed through •00! siries Ati:l4 l 9ll It '`4,. , 'vodkas Id the , isAisi'itspecting the Liberty of di oeoai and was withrika i i tyclod raslawak.rhe , -1 0 us, suppli Press, whiclaad 'seen exaWmd i n the B ureaux p r e. 1 cal. Prom the . of . his ai . nik, i . I% anxiety to obtal *ions to thssittiag y . ; - ; ' • • , two ands •' , kaattise,Oessa • dusts n The Chamberi- antes:Foil opening the discussion, r.a . l 4 4 ta giaots - erropiada Piaosi. : r •. • la - 3161 4h0d- ) P ai • referred the rhsjet fin. erarninslacin to & Sp ec i a l C om . two Aderma:weft • r'; either hi* army.* • 1 1 . Lesise sminsisotly • mistoe of five' Itombere, viz. the Margeis Pastorel, formidable as to Pik arm 4 !Nolen% qr.. • ' - els *5 unvissOr I the:Vircount - xla lifitottnenstrcy, the G ri ts AbriaL of the coups" aereatreMwly well dispose d to kooolottlfee that his fittl • the Martisit fathe r and the Count de - Castellano. OA Ilia Views; . have been m have place - of&uirii.; Nester fixed for the next Skein. A convoy or 5, of from Meiric. sleet mapeetfol homage, • ~,,N , i,, i. ~.., . na had been doe at Vas days, when our ate bed been devoted a * - vas/Ming WyraTIES, JANUARY a informant sailed from that ,place > apprehensions smirked in FArfand, to it , P . . .' ilArtl44.lL IYL Duvergier de Hauranne were entertained that it had falle n into the hands of country is favour of the i al L ommittee, and a d opte d the Inslugerm. P of the between the two mane alleviation of his mi all . ~ I ltSceci in Weser,,, surgents. art Mate •ht amendments. According to one o f cities was certainly in their pOiiiftailo6, and bands of a cease not have been de .. I ' 't "'" • admitted to sit in the Pam' them freouently appeared within inow • of the walls believe that they would h ' lIMIPt . . , • • ' ' ' *), Years d ate ' e s aul*t e at :}lea Of Vera — drua .. . - • and 1 ern persuaded that . .';.Plz: 4 .4 3 ' .... . f+ • ' The following is an emmet of a letter received by plesiPtVt that , at the sate , . 4 & the Ann, dam 4 Kingston (Jamaica), Novemberl3 : auenavgi would not add : "•;k•I 1 . 't, t prevents his Ma- " The affairs of the ••• sts mate a great &emetic* luloomod• ' %le.'. sr 1 WltY "I .or transacting business in this quarter, though the wishes of t he merthants Pat*" deny Ow I, witi h . hi/ "arsters• .: other •• ~ .. are partly divided. because many still minty on trade vibith this eurust prone ..... IX DORGorp-oti and -,sevcred, ,French exiles, w i t h t h e R oya li sts, w h o owe a greet ad o f mute r Mb] with the ram Arden 4 t el ..t . - haM i ttfite4 , " nark t•Q.,leide. in the Austrian hem. Morille's late loss in his attack on the island •titatek t p c , r , . f 4.: 1 1 , 94 1 4 . hawrer, under the of Margarita is now folly- ascertained. though great -- warv4 l :4. •• pains have been taken to disguise it. He lost M O O - DL .• Tie Mail of this d _ • -;**.it v.e)lllW OVA. , yy, 65 f. 45 c. . ~,,, . . men, the very same who had lately arrived from •• '- '. - . l .ivr tt. Ate- MIN* DINCEESES. IR ,- •• .- Spain , for the ptiepose of being eenr to. Lima by. . - ••• -• from varioui '!•: ,i 31treilkate firisoessisLieldught hero file n th Rotoagns way of the isthmus of Parlays% • and whets he , • *" ' important than . ,iendi4lseittuttilis, owns serekoagb,' are still in the EmolY detained far :this pa rated corp de as. t he P ress. It is imp ' • Oude of Eit. Angeka 'They eistettaineddeei ths Brion gained two naval haul" on the watery . * of the blind policy of . -.4l.lllasasorthiekl: l bra isbdy air mes•wittiost : OzMoho, by whithtba Raj * Commander, Torres . Vaor urination to withhold • " 1 ; 4 asssitsladaead"' 6o Palf 14' theia.buinsdho . ta. al as' e°mPellecl to put, 41• St laito the island of Gra. mission. free dis • Tii mo r bid & w ed t i m i t ee r p ro je cts ie t h e.ev io s i o f ;nada; andAastlt into La, quire. The Spaniards still e the summer ;.they jeadjeadeed to souedVie titian, ,Continue to deceive the public by their Extraordinary t h e have not, from tti take Macerate by mees force, and to assassinate Gaz t ettes, in which theY pitture false battles they say during, the last quay the friends of Gomm:awn s• but these ploti were des-, dm,' hark won. The plaiis of C,asanare and Cala- cessitfat ;calling in crawled in tints to put the Government m a condition: bozo arc wholly in possession of the Patriots, and in t h e ants mass of chi to summon reinforcements of over to disperse the Santa Fe the-Royalists have scarcely any thing else . sure means to COUIItA me l oontwo .. eo d • ix , apprehend *mi en forty and than the capital and Carthagena, where every time .•• Eft? of them. Some escaped, and two tif the chiefs news arrives of advantages gained by the Patriots, and evil - disposed the took shipping •at Leghorn for America. Th e an- fresh arre s ts and..executions take place. We learn from Pr -.la lie tried by the resins Courts of -juthice, -and 7, ..: .- --.‘ - . ‘ *ot .by Ille^ ;munition, whose jtoisdiction exteicn .. :.over seem aswciatices. , The brigands have been irESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1818. i..4difeetted near Prose:sone. of their chic*. THR FUNDS. • Aeith the furious Calabresotto (a Canbrian) have weg.er nom war sat .4.'t TWILLvt O'CLOCK : . • ken land, aod•tbsir heads exposed. Itedpold 814.$ per Cent. Cons. 80/1 ex. div. v 0.. -! littLiN, DZCILMBER tl7. Cozy- for opg. 82{t--4 per Cent. 994 14 : "i :.. k • ) 11 , lik h rtg4l44.calnaWaa ry Of war, havitig die- Navy ;poi ex. dlv.—lndia Bonds 105 106 pr. :a - onown., at rcalveratiotts, has Ex..itequ,er Bills 19 29 pr. . 11r411411 t9 41 *c a PI 'Notwithstandin tic combleation to depress the Funds, the treesendous sales of late, they are recovering their fax Avi aAat . . "" *we to (W it*. lost night Comeektor the Acceent left eta essori . - •,, . .. 6.l4.4l4iiierslagemianolos4 at the relay rice ; bet &arm . . . . , , ,I' ' , - " ,'.• , , : 6 'I die, '7 • • : 4ni ll i! 1 . 612 1 10 ' Th. IWO o . ,foureuiscer sixteen minions b eft - 41 lOWA llllll9Mt spattillirlip mast" -,/,) 7 1, now diebeikeed, and sisi. ci 101311 9 . .. 41111101§0e trent *Oa . ~,•• ..1 i : 7 . . W ifiLtill.f 4 " / ANO AriOlfAt• k 0.. the. Caatwl ' CargVitgligtt4tui ' Ali sbq elik aykrak 11.9%simoi. lair PlFchl , 4 4 1 4 cir‘ruf 1 " - . ~,i . a t _,..4„0"."111.8 , 01 6sistit**4.4 4 l loch. Star at Z a rr oisig ttloo4 . eV ll. sulOWll.O ..§.O/44 41 !INNIVVR0 1 4 1 411113 " 1 " fie • • the '. • • s"'", Os_ . _Pec -1 4 14 804 4 ,41 1 .14AW0rs at the Pt . ' • • ...—v..... 6 •"•••••• - ; -• . 'spasm •-tartbersemp wilieriliodOptos before the 500771 21.11 f 101C4. . .• - _ , sotik-Vii;,7,11- bf474',!* Riluotii Ara, that Cot . - .......,.a...., • w oitit o ss e ft or b e f ore Toter* next. Ram the sear it ' • Siraelek; °JIM= . - - Rednespi Stock, the Commiselesters were obliged to buy Egoicts ft .t ' Geliefiesettlie Go- morn* half Reduced and halt ia.Ctiatiois. We met bow( vernal:at of bfrinoo, of 7, Witaber.l, 1817,• remark, that the rayon current yraterday siteeeieg, that i n n= - .1 .offittli Ogsterdimary. * of - On lataveritv: Bank Restriction was 40 be coetitaied, had a beeyangelle diAfspitlar, December 1, of the being now contradicted, it must have a smeary teseency cutielfeatto . . 7 *!. . '," - * * cenain anent.,anent.,- • - , .. • :....... . ._ -0-L. • • n. LAS are very dangerous to travellers: they aro iuld pro- quern, bet smaller, and are thoefore more r • dug theingh. • comet- :s : • If we may credit certain official articles in 1 the truer, Mexican Gazette of the Ist of November, whi c h ) allowed a be found in another part of our Paper, th e . • rchducheu aiefMINA, whom the Royalists have se Alta e Preferred and quartered, on paper, has at length been i. •• ne ac- taken prisoner, with twenty- fi ve of his foll • pe, would • ochres, hie his assoetate, hioaaeo, been slain, and his }mid ibis whore as a present to his Eicellency Viceroy .A.z.::eac ) have re- Subjoined to this account we have giver, tn) pi •, , rs of cbu eommunications, die one from New Otleaes ef to obtain Sd of November, and the other from Menem, y m : / /s cam 64 " maica, of the lath November, both of ;Lich ate a t ireslit e, a nature to throw considerable doubt on its ver ic i t , twit! but at the same time it must be allowed that th ee atm , cob - nothing in these communications—,especially `j'-"`'' 4lts gard to their dates—which is positively Mon • I ' m " with the possibility of such an event }Levin 4041eN , 1 .1 ..1 ds plate, and there is an authoritative circumseeeii. *aliout. the Royalist statement, which forbids ctr e .. tertaining any very strong expectation of a s b,. - * refuted, tY•tof ad. • , tarhaps; ir ; itlekla *the Treasury circles (knee ibertf of tueutiiiirilgteed to prolong the restrictions c, , e * Vi • " Paymteat at tit Bank. This must ai'it grtnl. 2% i, eir detert;l :la/skid - all Who have made themselves :a all ace i.:* mean. c 4 with the iajuriouselrecu which naturally face roof tiiist e continuance olthis system. It prciaces ii., t i e to them speculations, working through innumeralile it the ne- boas, all tending to the gsnerai depressio: • iergies of real property. While any class of men canenal, and only a mill for the regular mamicacture of pzece alevolent by which - the cost of one farthing may itt•date re States. substitute for a thousand ptunds, it is impossible •-• rent year the real relative value of property can be mama.:- teci:from among the holders of its various kinds. .Nci• a n d, we ts-e add, that emery profit derived from menope Austrian of any kind produced by the facility of paper • Apposition ;ions, are always drawn from the pockets of ; . 6 rimed in .Wito by the operation of the system are tec. the P0P0, . ,40;9 kletic . ipating in any thing but thaevits zed.. mums wlach -roduce , -... • • e 1 iers it ap e TilE ARMY. continues •-• • laipat i on , The Earl of DALHOUSIP goes to Quebec c rments • opening of the navigation of the St. Lawrence. relieve Sir Jobs! SHIALROOLi, the present Gc7cr. 10 11 T '.. General, who is gou t to retire. • that tale Major : General PERtrattgrll.elartLe.ee. the : measure Governoripr Upper Canada, goes out early in 4te laave fid- with his familia , . • VVIDDRINOTON is coming home. that this Ge cf _n e T ra l • • oia ars . .a.r.arier is spoken of As the rrX • Should fa. ' • -RI!! a if ix. le tiirioe • • St. Lucia is vacant, and the valuable Gcv • .• iaid of D!rnetateeis sbqut to be vacated. tdexpepst ;L spa • that oior two Major-Generals still foi . 434. 'die Staff in, he West Indies, sad - . t IcandlltraitAT will be di • . 6/lA.lf t 4 s thia . tto Pughna. tefel4 ll \ - 171 ,1 e. xorraia see:itary to the COW:IA.OU • • tom' r . 1$ discontinued, and Colonel Sti4e he' .:9 • tOOJetineo"ee retired from the Horse Guards. •? . iteitetday a COUrt-Hlitiel sat at Whitehall, fix tri• 14g ; el orßitlet Majbißatt.Mll., of the 25th flee , - of Foot, Liewenam-ceplonel SKIII/STR, PreSitiC2t. L Mutt ow tht4 fellowiaortgitie acting , tlether • Pe fithef - u k ntilit .60 .. .asition to orders, silk tk•A r ~t he Ofwer, gaicowi Il l n r n t rft St au put 4 . stop to: ' 114 Ittcl t c r is tair,tr ri!l sytioU i :t . i n, on r orrcs '• . • IN( emu) gun:GAUT, Nyhen h c' nts of the iVolbliel rettattigrektKiose and stated the e - aortae. Meti • circutnitaiteek: *•- pbich took ph Ade he was at yekif.:igiaittars* cent's. . -TribunalAdieCtisentenk *het* - enders* Timm the Officers, on seiisq.i.;lt,' be tyrarAo - ihb Cee ;atmst - this ing Of fine at Bithadce."l;:and *as agiiinis7•A to fix that the advertisement wea)101400-Kaitn--. • sent,b a faction of the Offmees, of ars: . atilt% re- PIN .Pa7master , and thzusanbaltersts,.. eau._ iptt. _ a Standing Order,' eapresointe his disappreoatioa • such conduct, and transesitled the same to M October. Past T the Commanding 'Other. It was &emit • 'eta" notardthianit..ng.:thiS, tcer . cateirrael" Pell , Paratte the tagoeliiatrinin; Tits Coart, thetei'ocei ink at 2 4ittiag 10 set:Major RAILUtri• 'rim:: was thesfues:! -oinnentiek , and fo r aicewsteadieg he had-Leer. co • the long- • -• m • , • ttpilt . NQT ;.!.'rl:n• Suy iff sr. vi a c i ae;•:4; !Sing. • A f iF454 ,4,. Ae.sooidesi.frora,ale J l4 •• *Potar conspanisuc-.on or chasuble 22d ilateh o lBl7. pis d ep , T , •• p&sisteStr maintainles the Iketien: : h a d be, a i . 7: *jot r ! 47. srarate'tit/:er GPOS tere • • • iA suppcso taf theimis icutiosti; • Court adjourned. • ssia ai* Covent tiarden Ithojei, it Mei* singing at the Ipswich ,u.jiet; be is - rii R o y a l for three nights. Theacekie-prooeedsao NOroct • ilice Da- ii ee nights. _ • By a Letter of a very recent dare reeetred it • r the me' . mouth, from Ililactioem.n, the British Algiers,-we learn that the Div has retired to it CA rC 1= Castle, Rcemunanding situation above the city,. ..• . lie4ras• strongly fortified, and where he has rain*:t i: was: phieed-immerise treasure. Ile there bids dehisce ma enemies; and hat publicly notified, that be s k - clot consider himself bound byany treaties made , • .11 predecessors, although be bail before, • 6 blnce " hie intention to abide 'by thiaL •He has . I . ,entirely. an* remonstrance' on.the -ion of the Consul., • Ivy j¢i`has , !ls;eaviukte%beleadas'y of Arm who may have • a t .,, lemeritynnapproaeh• bins that innpose. Ate it ' • . ..htelvattaclied.ltt the headof4okiianiesal We • • •• -• p aten who was considered - the rightetil su.••:ie•an " . .,,.. 1 • 16- "dir , the 'Regency, wham he defeated audi took rig , . 4.e young : •hur srith a moderation very uncommon in surn c siu mf ,f, tan'totrp.burbarians. -instead of . condemniag bin: m a t i a lui, death is the.. slcal stintrasty way, as was rsee&clefed him on learcit a Tunisian corvette riltii s7-e...‘reef ineta,a.,,a•rYnis i Anil 'ye • • r 1%1344 by A. bang WU onequa:tor, (which Brokers contrary, it pinholes , *ad am' public El*lt *INA. to a and not Ulimem