Star. — London, England, 1818-08-13 00:00:00

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The Paris Papers of Monday arrived this forenoon. • The merits of the Secret Nate to the Anita Powtrs are now freely discussed in most of them, an:i in the ante spirit of honest reprobation with which all ra tional men out of Fiance seem inclined to view it.— The Note itself his arrived in this country, but being boo long for present quotation, we shall, As opportu nity offers. afterwards lay she principal passages of it before our Readers.—We see nothing in it which inclines us to diier in the least from 'the opinion given of it hi our Private Correspondent, in the able letter vrtrich a•e insetted from him yesterday—that it is an attack on " every sentiment of honotur and patro.isin." _ _ The Kisto signed on Sunday the contract of mar riage h,tween Ccunt Di cazz and N;ademoiselle De SAINT AULAIRE. The• matringe was to take place on Tuesiay last at the Vile D'Avray. Mr. BAR:sa has been some days at Paris. A private letter from Pais says, that ;* it is ccr taM that some of the Exiles included in the Royal Ordinance, will shortly °Stain permission to return ,td France. The recal of Marshal SOUL?: of M srs• MERLIN DE D3UAY, ARNNULT, and DArto, has been proposed to the Council of State." A Mail from Flinders has *ought us this fore noon Brussels Pipers to the 11th instant, from which .we subjoin a few extracts: BR L'SSI...i.S, AUGUST) 10. The Duke and D *chess of Clarence arrived on the 7th at Ghcat, and left it the next day for Antwerp. Lord Lauderdale arrived here yesterday from Ghent. • • A pen ma y Couriers have passed through here wk.hin these few days. AIX:LA-CHAPELLE, AUGUST 4. An Ehrlisli Secretary,• belonging to the suite of Lord Castle:eagh, has ju_t arrived is this City. Ws Excellency Prince Paul 13gerkasy, Ambassa dor from the Emptror of Austria at.Loadoo, has also arrived. ' " • • yesterday the strangers of distinction who VI is this city, as well as the Military and Civil Anthori-I ties,•assembled at the Leysherg, whece Chen crag a splendid entertdninent, at which his Royal Highness 1 Prince Augustus, of IMissia, wai present. In the evening there was a dress hall, which was -also Morel by the pretence if his Royal Highness. No. thing could exceed the splendour and elegance the dresses, and the good order which prevailed at this fet?, given in• honour of the Wrdstatrof the tang of Ps / AuT/IDI std. Her &gene Highness the Puched of sazeZteinin gen. arrived here yeeterday from London; via Anis. An Independent corsair, which is now cruiting between St. Anifero and .Bilboa, is ere tensor of the, whole of that line of coast. She mounts 32 gins, and has a crew of 150 rcea. Among the prizes she has taken are a ship from La :itrayra, richly laden with cocac: , and a cliasse-mar, which was Frocced ing from Bayonne to Bilboa, with more than 200,G0() francs in specie on board. On.the night of the 25th and 26th, she made an attempt to cut out from the port of St. Ardor) a resi:,:4 which was ready to . s4ll for Lima, but did not succeed. We have received the following extract of a letter from Irun, cra:,:•d on one of tlie last days in July : t While our Cloven anunn is ill 911th a tat of uncort anty as to its relatiol3 Wi,!l Atn, Ica, and while the hostile tilspositiAtt Lady manifested is continua, it oeur.ts clear that the line Knu dson and armament at present yreparM in Cadiz, consisting of the ships ccdel by Russia and others, will not set sail for Saath America. It Will wait to ace the result of the opci ations of the tusops of tb..t States. The squadron is convescd of eight shirr of the line, of sevel AI Lirge frigates, and a proportionate narnlier of corv.•tte9. 'rho crews are complete, anti the whd.: force it armed and equipped. Our best sea Officers are engaged to seers on board this erpectt:ea, on which Clepenti the last tapes of the Ttlar.srehv. Tie ts7.ense of this (lent tar been err ; peat, but notwbbstalidung the co-, , nercial sniff:rings of 1..211 merehants then. come forevArd with a consid,- - ,:hle Iva° to support a part of chi ch:tri.!. The troops antonnt to :.:Kint 1000 men, selected from those who have meet themselves in the l'enincular era:, and cit.. 7 are in eantuntr.cnts fa Andalusia, sad u- dy to embark at a very short nonce. At tbd same time at must be confemd that the 4esertions are contd_ derible, as the mast !eel the utmost reluetanct: in leaving their =l i ve country ,age a civil war la the scorching climate of South America. • Tia; Spiel& Government has received ofti.:ial Dispatch( p, by Wily of Ilaraistelt, resrcting the military nrereiuns in Chili, hut their contents have not tr.nspireil, and it is concluded the. they are disastrous. This opition is confirmed by all the private Imam which state *yea that the wbola of thin rich pro-icoe lost to the Indio/ emu,. If ba. rat win be is Snit ditattor• 1 1 0 0 1 1 Peors that. id geode° a 2 is quiet in the tows% bet the coars. try is ravaged by detachments of leaurgelillb who, beweerr, are fre.:ue7:l). siiironifitod. 0: - .e of shern succeeded lately lo snAing pcire of a Yew lich eocw;oy naerebandiee, Occ. which was os ' Its road from ' t ;tszicis to Vera Cris, Our Public Jourash, wilds used to be so numerous, ere nolo:ado:4-d to U:dy.three, One pobeekzd at Madrid, another at . C4clic, and another at Barerloas ; but of course they coot* milting but what the Government allows to be published; and hit Is all on oue side. ks aa foreign Newspapers are severely irowirldsed, we know little or nothing of what is passing abroad. azd petit - Wadi in our Colonies." • We hive received this morning New York Papers to the 16th di*. _ _ The following extract from the Washington Ga zette of the 10J1 July is the only addition's' notice we are furnished with respecting the seizure of the Florida : K WASHINGTON. JULY to. " The Chevalier de this reached this city on Tues day last, by the stage, only a few hours after the ar• rival of ueneral.Jackson's Dispatches at the War Department. It is said he has brought with him in his portfeuille a Protest against the occupation of West imsida by the United States' troops, and a Re cta • anon for its restitution to Spain, which he trans mitted to the Executive on the very averting of_lis' arrival." • The official letter which we subjoin from General 31ciltitn.o to the Captain General of the Carracas, published in the Gazette Extraordinary of Carracas *1 ;he Ztlt of May, contains latet information than any we have hitherto received respecting the State of the conflicting patties in Venezuela. It seems to confirm the report mentioned in the letter which we gave a few dais ago from our Triaidid Cctrespondent, that UOLLVAII had been superseded in the chief command q the Patriotic forces ; and aids circumstances whit •E give cou•iderable probabi -1 lity to the rumour, that . e,OLIVA it has actually died of the wounds he received in battle. The ()dicer who now assumes the title of Suireme Chief is CICDC24O: OFFICIAL LETTER FROM DOW PABLO MOBILLOSO TDB CAPTAIN-OBOBRAL. " Brigadier D-art Francis Tattosai l Moralea, tinder the data of the 13th iast. tram . .41.4e.)a0. In4iwms me k t k:td that day entered the town, vvh.cit bend atiandeied by the enemy, who left in it three pieces of ordnance. dtratoi.ntzd. Cdelwei, who at present styles himself thelloorema Cold, is statirsed lin.gues distant from that plane s with a form asnaltaing of 'even ituntind hone, and three kuudied shanty,. " There are well toundeal sn a kiest' to doubt thee:bunco of Bolrrai, of whom I have rot bees able to learn any thing posi ,tive since the action of Reivern.dtkos:lbres. 'marg./tee, whit : at Roam, buried wah great secrecy, a p,:rson wham they hid brought, •:vo end , from the LA engagement, and after int-di it Cantho:o th.y ctlebrtted obsequies during eight dam tha motive of whosh is unknown. I have given Orders to b .vs all the cireumstane.a w.ll aseatainal, audits due dune will w.- irndnt yosiwith thz. " GOD bless last Lort.ship mar..y years. (Fugate) " PABLO MORILLO. Ilmlioaruriat Gusp..roe, May 10.1111 S. Toka Lordship D1:1 Joan Elawaste Preto." Light 1"' t s \ '11 : 1' : 111 1 .1 ..: 1. : :; E :1 .- it'. - il.S4 :1 1 :f r ii 1 . 17r e 'a i lti t1 1:4 :- A : .3 11. . 7 . ; 1: 7 , :; (i r. lice 9 D . r 1^- c ~ - be bii (j1 :i 10 :1 11' N r . 1 1 1 : 11 : 13 :m A s L 'i 1 A e 1 1 '6 ,.-L TIST II rr t iv ° ed' h is . ..:1 ‘ ..., - 'e - ' z..‘.-, pt ii shin NORTIIII‘isr.itt.AND, fr..t.: tl-e: We.!. - it • 26 remains in the 1/..wits %%nth the ?..t et; •r - .' ' tilL..l:eLlim.llet!Litir°,l:ol',i;.,: of r 5 t;07 ,, ,-? : „- :::r ie ,R i t o t , , ,T . , : , ... ,I. L j t :ii. : ;:::::A I :f.... , ,N i. , ' : ) 1;_s : . i :::„,1 ,. ' 7... : :, : t . .....: 1 . - %,, Ira lie 7 try, Jay, for Goi.o.t, Cec. lit! lIAMSOATF., AUGf:ST It'. . Gc Put back for shelter the Duke o. Kent, • 41 from London iiw 1t0.t , :; . ,i,ni.. •ss , SiIni•RNV.SS, AUGUST It, v.l! Arrived the Majest:c szeain-ly:at, l.avia7, y,-;,. jir total'd..rangeme.A of Lei- . machi..ery, Lee 't: , .'-, 7 rim cs •.) proceed further on her voyage to f•largue ;aa II far. Nore. At the momea of the accident it hie h r fat with a heavy head sea, so that it was i..i.11 J.ffi . ;'.; Ile she cle.tred the sun's. hlr. MAY'S ho. %vas .0 e::: he :rely freighted, and as many passen•:,tes a :,.-, to forwarded by her. It wouid he %sea for Al .. :':; a this description to have a spate inzit:c, ii . -,- Str die one cu b0.......1 the Cale Jania Lai.: it )at . .. , be lIULI., AUGUST rt. de Arrived. the Ma. titCsii.e.., kARIci)W, fro i l G.,...... land, with fiyar fist; Itachaet ..7...1..t _ar.n. Ca 1.--:.' •.: from di.to, with thi.e fish: . hlarcht..n-r, .`.'...:.....; the fiom .ii.to, with ni.te use fish i and ,e l'ro..tre P . -' l '' f; ... 4 ol• I uthtr, from d .to, v•ith eight fish. & L . ) 1.7 V: From., ALGU.iT 11. Wind E.—A:rived the 1......ciard, 1'1.n., 47,—, 1 St. J.,b,:s. .2,•.B.—b.ti.c.i•J 121..h0y in cent, ..ri r. 3 lb the brig Ilepe, for Lis - et - Fuel :on . d Ait:!• s::i;:! . , • ALI • , .30. 33. .UPV. 14. spoke the ship Genin : il j ' .. „ t.......,;., ;rem Russia for New York. .•: H.IIIWICII, AUGUST IC. Wind East.--Arrived the A tic k !anol pic! r, -: h . .....1 1 'am el and passe:Ters from Cushae: ', ; ...1 ~,J. . ., - ,.c I:3,:ket, with ditto, fermi tio:_ta.ht.ri!). ,:it -'6R.IVEiIiND, AUC.I,;:' 1.1 ..,..• Arrived :Ito Priced,, Juan:A.ly 1.1411 Cri.!.., '.;:-1; 1.1.. r ~.,, • I Cock, ham Nqrw.l; 2.itannia, Jacks, from ~.:.- .!., :; i;.:-, as Lignold, fron t Pettallatogh; li.n.lf,lt, —, , ..,.;.; tdt..tupeti road, trorn Rotterdam; ::,... . • . i )i, S ditto; Wilt:a, b:oatliicid, i.tral .ti.- l'.. ‘. • ....... ~:., ~, .4.overr; ?Asa a law kat•ii,• t:..—\, •...-‘,. There has just been pu'ali....:e_i at A ro••rr.i. : ' ;'-; r: :Nan of 'a Saeiety of Coln.l.ereed...: -:.... ! . a - - License for which has been re iii:2s.c.l...t .., • if. ir accuraing to the regulation r f Cie C•.t' • :. . !tierce * and grants.: by his Majes.:.• c 7•. • . July last. The fuel 'aid be raise.: .y ...„ ~.-, •. • .. :. . as scion as 200,9 W) tioria:s aiesu'aseribe2, :le °: .- s. • is to ernimence its operation... ,: • Some do:abt having been.ezpressel it, t.... - . of the reports of the Discovery Ships n.•;. hi.: :-. .1 passage to the nartl.v•ai.d practicable, v•!t .. -v . srate, that this i; placed he; on,' 1 4:(1.::::, .t' : ',- , . . from Ca,,tain Natit.sr, of the uhale-tishing ~: 'ir l:•, -..;' ceA of Wales. Captain NAIR 4 V.1';'.,...i. of .L.te ;e .‘ ith ult. that •ort the It)tli of Jane, is 1.r...n. i 2, 14 -e spcke the Disoovery Sin' s. and was ialnirr..r.f. ;•.1: '.- . the highest I..titude. they had -reached sri. till. 1. ' that- he then went oa board with his• 10-;...5r:, .:,i1 - 'leaned, that they eould -find to pi soze (otner to the nordiwar.d on tkewest.side o f S . .'t i;,..t.-t.i.. - 11l ' adds, that the o.lcers onveitihy ack ..twie.igel"..:i ." • ..r , . attention, tl.g At.ess of 1d ::..es b...rt i- t. t 3:. • ? ,' vi they had seed, and oTere.l, in the i:..4 hands lir '.! r1141141C,. [Cr :apply him. with a.ly O. i;:g he. n.i i h I ,''' .. ' want: and that-when last s,ea, the ~i, , :s were ,:,.:.::. c. iug to the sorth-wes-. "t 1 An ;,:arzi.w.g fi - ebi-oke out yv.terday.mcinir.-. :: Minster, in the-Isle of Shepiey,. when four he.:,.'r. • , two shops, and sev.Lral out-"toLses were rood. ..... If The tire was cc intease that little or r., i•: . n, ,Ily s ..1 t o i SAVO.J. • .I.IC I.). :,... -yard engLes win.: I.:, v. ar..e.:..:. il it ShCCriltis Valli the utmost Ce:C: ill to 1'... 1: -., !i, t '1 were tool-Lk:4o be of airy avail. • • , ' 4. " 1:1112. Or A Fox' C0VEV..—V...... 1 V.:. ' ;:.' .t;:i:'1:!* , I.* about eigin tit lock, the Fox Civet- ... ::i .:.;s:: .!!..., 'T4 about a urie c.orn :`.l.ln,fielti. was- 0i.... .- .. •rr, S': on hie, and owing to its extreme ..*-. yr.- ."' ..e gr.-atost pos..:::ie I:4 I,llly. 'f' , . , ... :7 ; . - ; • ... . i . ;he most am - al r••;•ar..le..:, on •::: 1....•6 l, •I for sever.:l milj Ali mid. Tln. hit s ••o !. , .... ,• i 14 ' J i tpo,4.4:lttlis Scver..ii litintfice , of :-.-•,-.: i. -...- - , 1 itpairel to the spot, an:: i TV.I4. “......• ." ..• '-:.•:. : ./.. ' fer.the sur:ounding valuah!e p;.i•,i ~..., 1 ... ...,, to Ins Grace the Duke or l'oa . r...) :. ~. Ilan . beer burnt tip hnol•it not 1,...-it :: - :..... ' . 4 ; 1 : er.ertifr,- , .. of a grcat nt;n.her of tr.e.i.. ; !: I I.y cutting. Jima ;nl3 el-.....:::....z ::•.i..., • ~.. na:cly cut off inr:l or rcr..r.::nii......• • • - .. hah-past eleven if elect- • :di v.•,•:.. • t.,. :. ' -- • . llapply no acci,"ert °cent: ed, er s:. .. . • from the grt.....t e orfe..ialt,,in„i peon.',. ... . .. .., .. l'• v.hir.:h_were itsed.—Ali. , ut th e 5ar ,... : • - . ~ ncods of 'There:by Park, the scat of : - . , i ..v . z.r.;_also sat on fire, which ha.l este:.. .•._ , -- ,:-, rattle distance before it v.-as Slibij::!'. 4 . EATItAtthI.)II4ARY.CASII.OI'...III"-...-. i • hero lately convicted at Antweir. , -.-- • - ''' 1 .1, he: !loose out of reveni?e 3- , ai.•,..t. .- . • • • .6 . ~ 1.q,L.1 to go and drink hi s s pinto; .y - ~... '.. , :lig alehouse: the had of;. }: t'.:. '.'. • ' • • him of the means of i•egality ::..,.• ':. :.: .. .- • ‘ Li! :- carried bor threat into executii:... . "•.• : -1: - ,.1. i ..; that his Louse w•f on tiff, 1:-. '• ' -- • i '• .. fi.und his wife tooki - .lg . ..leictly ill • • ': '• ins; him if he knew the cause o'. ;. - ..e i..:, - : ...• - e •., latter said, 6. I wig tell .. G , i s r.I: -Lt..' i:-•• ` ' .- : . I ettlaimed, " Say, rascal, that / oil it : :.• ' • ' , • have long warned you I to:a th.: p..'....: : - -,-. n ()aid i.ut a.Lnife to you thret. nay. I : ..• ..: .• - :i yt:u wilt lo- more p-o add di ink ) out pi .t: '.. : - to ht: atreci:y of tin- - c•i a e 'traltecs r. he .'' ..- -.: -.' ` sdni,.y) is, that before e::i. g fire to ii .. .. 1 .. deshea her children to go to bed, sa;•ia - :, - ••• ' .. - bed directly, for I :err g..,iag to bunt site . ilati.e. .. 1 , . i s fact, ftct, one of seventeen the other i-i ra..e )e..ts . 0 .. , _ _. e , a . i i;.: l c ,, , : ‘ , : if en i i ii: t i o :: b r d t , l :n o d f ..h , e gt. pu p t e t t h i ji e ed thit io ..i i ii t c f ;: 7 o 4 : cs: v. fi t 11 4 . 1 1 1 1 1 . e 0i ai S lL lV s e l. :l , t a v ier t - •I . e•i . i;:tipeatlrr‘:oilT..heidltiai,ll.cyutii7:llitsmotli.ihti..thtii ..t:! tre ctu.fl tra,• l, .ern-ii.i:ed law the , urning lons 0 .; ' s .ve ti.e you! lc; .. , ...t (110,1. :I 111 1..11 - • , tit holding it it t her arms. It was immediately tiara from htr. Stie stet is nom as cairn as trial, and shoes no sign of eta'ie• Tim Qt? Z: N. Ititeords us great plevure to be Ale to ea+, LOT COMITILICS SO much*etto; . a; tn. have been • .014 in her garden.ehaise again, on N/ouday evenin7. for half an hour. Her Matstert prncezded througb the pleasure-grounds attached to Kew l'::1 ace. • She was most affectionvely accnmpani?:l by the Dttchesi of GLOTJCZSTER, the Princess A UGVITA, and lh!:e of Susses. Her NiAJest Y was at... , :tnitd by on,: of her medical attendants, Si: lismuY•ii.ll.74)llD. The PRINCE ItentsYT called to pay his reipects or his way from Hampton. The account fi-orn Kew, yes terday, was-" The QUEEN has had a hood night, and.is better." It is•generally beiered that her MA;asry.lias un dergone an operation, by which the water on • her chest has been withdrawn. The attendance of Mr. KEAre, the Surgeon, and the relief, she has enjoyed, seem to countenance this report. THE PRINCE REGENTS BIRTH-DAY. Yegcrday bei ',g the i in Ace ItiV;ENT's Birth-day, 'it was obi:eine.' in a private manner, his Royal High ness having commanded that his birth Shin:ld be pub licly celebrated by a Court and other public lepicings lon St. George's Day. Some if the chinch bells, however. rting in the morning; the Ki .g's Guard mounted duty at St. James's Palace, with the day colours. The whole guard WAS preceded by the Drum• major of the 3d- Regiment in his state utiforni. The Dukes of Yoßit and CAMBRIDGE, and l'ri.i c LltOrotD, paid their personal respects-to the PR (NCR ReOENT at Carlton House upon the return ti ;he day. The French, the American, the Ru,siaa and others of the Foreign Ambassadors and Mii.ineis, wi.h a numerous assemblage of Nobility, thronged Cariton House, to pay their congratulatory respects ; the company were so numerous at times, that the great gates of the court-yard at Carlton House werc thrown open. The QUEEN gave a dinner to her Illustrious ramily in hePour of the day. A Ji.:ner was given to some of the principal Royal attendants at the Stud House, Hampton Court. fllie doinesics had :ri enterraiament as usual it Carlton house. The Ronal tradesmen dined togenlitt at the Thatched-house tavern ; their houses in - ere nate* at night in 'honour of the Amil vet , try. 'IL 2 Theatres and several other places were also ilinniinated. The Ancient-Britons yesterday dine,lncge•her, at the Horns.at Kenna gton, t-r commemorate th. An niversai y of his Rcenat. Iltairszns Their Patron's BirthAday. Sir W. %.•Wysime presided at the fes . tive boatd. After dinner and pace Nos Abbas was i extremely well 'sung by Messrs- PARRY, COILYER,' land otter prcfe sional.tientlenitoi then the" Ki.t," , in silence, song and chitus os The Prince of Wale s " thtee times Once, and a new glee of Considerable merit ; in giving the health of the PRINey.,. Sir ‘s'ai• xta bserved, that he could not i,.ive the health or the Patsies REGEXT, their Patron, - with iat a i Ling many very happy returns of this day to Lini, a scuts. meat loadly echoed by'all in the r00m... The health al" Lady ilc din Wynn and her infnur daughter," WAS neat drank wide enthUsia4;m:' dad. Sir \I arKiN.j in, eturning thanks*lt himself highly flattered by the honour done him, and mined, that at a day not he hoped very distant, his daughter would' feel its much gratified at the marks of affection shewnio his family as he now dii. Mr. PARRY then played a duet in a very sweet and masterly style on a double' flageolet, in 'which he elicited the most deligli,fut skill and science. On the health of " Sir Is - atkin • Williams Wynn" being drank;and thanks for at- tendance—He replied, - that the arprchnion of the Society was dear to the best ag . ...ctions of his heart, that the objects of the School they supported, were. in the highest degree praise-worthy. 'she north of the evening continued undisturbed until a late hour:. . VAUIIiAI,I-GARDENS. The Feria In‘t niilat in celebration of the PRINcE REGENT': Birth-dry; at tracted an immen:e assemblage to Vatithall-Gardens. Between nice and ten eclonk (the company . beiag already very numerous), such tau tilers press-mina themitives at the gates usually open, that it re wired a long time to gain admittance. Ile inconre, Lc:ace would have been seriously felt if additi.inal eatr.ince: had not been thrown open. The Gardens lonk.ni re markably brilliant At about elevcii n'cic.cl.: ail tlie walks were crowded, a company cif at least tt Lbr.u sand persons of respectable rank and fashion Leing happily assembled. Yesterday, at two Csbioat Connell was held at the mouse of .lie CHANCELLOR of the Excite- HOER, which was atteade by that Right Honourable Gentleman, the Earl cf Ltsotarooc, Viscount CAS TLEREAGH, the Earl BkrituasT, Mr. WELLESLEY POLS, Mr. CA SINIXO, &c. The Earl of LIVERPOOL left the Council about three o'clock, to attend the Pat Nos REGENT at Carlton House. The Council sat ill 'allow; four o'c.ock. It is celtain that-owing to some unexplained cause the Duke of Wax:soros set off, at a minutes warn ing, seveol days sooner than he intended. The rea son, which must have been urgent, has not traasi - ired. - The Duke of CLARENCE has declare:: that it is his intention to return with the D achess to Englaud in the course of a few months, as he has the weil-groun sled prospect of her Royal Highness. bringing him a Prince or Princess, and it is their mutual wish that e the bi-th should take place in England. - The pregnancy of the Duchess of CAStIaIDOZ is also announced. A Coroner's Inquest was taken yesterday on the body of QVINTIN DICIC, Esq. of Montague -street, ussell-square. It was stated by different witnesses, that the deceased 1-ft his house on Sunday, to take a walk to the Foundling Hospital, and left word he shotild return home to dinner. As hi was walking This day Mr. Alderman WAtrust.tn held a Ware. t_hroagh Brunswick-square, he fell down and expired; mote at the Parish Church of St. Brif',e's, whcn Verdict, " Died from the. rupture„of a blood-vessel." FICCINS proposed Mr. RICHARD TA YLOR as a fit and The Mr. HA HELY, who makes such a figure in the poper person to represent the Ward in the C'ern:ren case'of the unfortunate Mr. Aastrrnaor, and who . Council of the City of Louden. This was second. has been so instrumental in bringing him to his un- by Mr. COATE... Mr. Inctsano Cca,c;-: ma; p merited end, is the same person who was afterwards posed,' but stated that he would not persevere on the attird by General JACKSON, as the most fit person present occasiOn, but offer Lir:lse:don the first vacanc y. to carry to Washington the official dispatches cfthat Mr. TAYLOR was then declared duly e:ected. equally honourable act, the seizure of Pensacola, Ski - ma:ay -11oyal Company of Ar- Yesterday was the Second Day of Drawing of the chers shot for-a beautiful medal, presented by t'olc,:.el S ate Lottery, when the Only Capital of any conse- SPINS, made of Indian pagodas, taken from l'irrc.,o quence drawn, was No. 357. entitled to One Thou- Sate at Seringapatam ; it was won by %Irlia,las t sand sovereigns and Four Pipes of Port or Madeira, etarao.st, Esq. - or Four Hogsheads of Claret ;it was sold by B.tstt, • Wednesday se'nnight Mr. NIL T.IA SI MACKAY, ht.:: at his fortunate Offices, No. 4, Coaktou.; andli, merchant, Nairn, was•unforturlately drowned while Ctl A RING-CROSS, where Tickets and Shares, war. bathing there. ranteft tmdrawn, are now selling for the last Day, NVeffnesday se'anight, -an explosion took Place is Tlimsrmy. the 25th instant, when Two £.;,0,000 and \Vallsend colliery, Newcastle, by which one man and all The ether Capitals must be drawn. two boys were killed, and another man dangerously l‘liittrun or A BISHOP.—A Letter from Mattrid,: . *burnt. The .accident arose firan the boy silo lies i , l itrscred in the French Papers, furnishes tbefolkkoug the" Davy," falling with it, alid•iajatia:; the lamp. exclaimed, " Say, ntsc.,', 1:. :4'a:erne:at—The Bishop of DURANGO, Mainly -.Sunday, as a young man, 4bout 15 years old, (a l :iave long wai 'iv , ' I eastanizas, having prohibited the inhabitants of rice to a travelling Italian pict.ne mei chant), was mould I.ut a knife to ) car t:.l city from giving Balls in their houses, the Intend ing in the Tees, below B:ockton, in tryicu to yt.o Still 11.fi 111:1*: ou and d: pal of the Province, Dn &LIU° Gasteta-Connt, disre opt beyond-his depth ; standing by to the atreci.y c!in e girding' the prohibition of the Bishop; -continued tai ver, seeing his danger, rushed to his assistance ; sani„y) is, that before give Balls when he pleased at his residence. The blso got beyond.his depth, 'and bo.h pcislie.l. desirea her children to go t„ consequence was, a violent dispute between the' Mr. Kean, the A'..tor, and his fe.lowaraveller, bed directly, for lam gk,ing Bishop and the Intendant, which ended in an act of ;*ere nearly dashed tai atoms on their aay totieneva, . fact, one LI seventeen the excoinniunicathat being fulminated against the litter.; by the breaking down of their carriage on the Jura ape, weal- to bed, t!le te • I.mmir:ly after, there happened to be Fete.at the Ca- l Mountain% abodt two. o'clock in the morning. bat ' ria: (.4 \ L.l: Ot itc:lhed . 1,, thedral, and on the Intenda.nt's presenting himself 'they. had the good f o rtune to reach s viiiagt. thato: seventcea sal h . for admission, he was informed of the order for his 070 miles from the spot when! the a,.scideat took Boise and snioke. Ina tr(tml.c'lt It Y ti= exclusion ;on hearing which, he rushed precipitately place, and where they obtained a temporary she:,e.. t!..e churl '..!••;:r'rt;•heJ ilte , urnir.j 1:0 0. t 1 -forward to the Altar, at which the Bishop was offi- Kean was mot only magadficeurly treated in Fra...ce 'safe ti.e y(ar,q aO.l ,••••,-- 1 ; 11.2 ' 1;12 g it dating pontifically, and wounded him so seve r e:7 •' byT41.11,4 eusta,buta, but rte.teed a superb sntuf-ba x Len arms. It ' was immediately takea from her. with his drawn sword, that be is simile daad Siva de tiameses , Thisbe F. is, is nog as calm as tsual, and slims no OF