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.7" T. . ,- . f _. =I, ~ ~I = k • 11 _ ••.; 7 71 1 -.. •• .•• • , • " 4.1%. f . Z. • . means of his superior Meet, that Christophe sties eklicif PntLIAMENT,IRr PROBIDIN GA. • in transporting his besiegin g , art ill er y before Poes o st s '- Prince; " nod the same superiority enabled hinf:to: draw from the North, through the same channel t all . the supplies necessary for his se ny. " 44 The comparative force of the conten di n g'AA sands as folio^. Petion's artily in Port :tu Pritee -WOO men—division of light troops 5000--or Which - about 2000. are cavalry. Garrisons of the diffeient is and ports in the South and West computed at 9000, and employed in the reduction of the insur..' motion of the 'Grande Anse orieremie 1500. ' .she's besieging army _ before Port au Prince abObt j 8)(10--Garrisons of the North 3000. Petion's ma= 1 ritime force at Port au Prince, 2 corvettes of 20 gums' each, :4 heavy brigs of 10 . 1 suns each, armed with muskets. .Christophe's maritime force; 1 eurvette ; of 20 guns near Porto au Prince, 2 brigs 'of 16 guns near St: Mares ; se • )rer (8 guns, 1 WtuLe 44 guns, and 18 armed bassinet theCipti." ' I ■ the Judge, for an eteelanatko ad e ai a COUNTY. OF SUFFOLK, • , - •• new fees which ha wtmdissesed to herr • ' *Mid i A T a MEETING of the Nobility,. Clergy, and • • HOUSE DE LORDS, JUKE "SO. . received a very is ellelPe, is Freeholders' of the Cooney of, SWYFOLlC,.(cemareowl• by , Mr. Luskington, Sir Edward Knatcjabull, and otherigembers tion required, but a public 44verthiemteat) holden et fitowemobst, rid ThundelE r the from the House of Commons, brought up the -mid , ail expression of , s lu~eO and . see or hie, tiny, Militia Pay mild Clothlog BM, the'Assessed T ghe , and an inthnation that oaken as _ ,:_ _,.., • • • - • RICHAREI MOORE, Nat Daman hi thil Cage i i ~ -1- Stamp Die B EE, andskitkiskLigheitnitteepill• f or th e i nso l ence o f hi s ,„.„ A . 4 1... !nit opoo the Table and afterwards reed the firs; dem . • ..: - • "t" - " al "w"'L .1 10 Willigleaf • TIM tedlewbeg Address , mowed by Mi .MI Etkoikai o bp sad Tire Postagebuties Bill,. the Exchequer igiis___WOlet htsli a year would be dedhotad.. VS • 1 . 1 . 1161 .d.._ ..... biAd1niril Wit.", Will 1181 7 itiPr i Old. If Militia Fay end Clothing Bill, the Irish rateltiew lbw Hue; threat, the Officer raglected do fen ~m , „ Pe =woe was reeNtlntea, nit behalf or the bleating, to sir ilw en' Bill, and the Printed Goods Bounties BIN were read the when the Judge refused th a t_ _. t much . amt --.. , flat - second tinie. • __.:, .' printed to hinoelf. The •N " Tat his itityetifilganese die Pantie Sr WA 1. aI, Regent of The West•lndia Trade Bill, -the Bahama Thaistilli. Jean the • . Glom Mee the Vaiitedltfoodoeset rat *tom Sad Ireland, 'Unlawful Oaths' Bill, passed through a Conunittelheng were lel Sir James Bland Burgess, die Knight es May it elemee.yeor Royal Highness , -••. : . • ported without any amendment . '' • - - 7 theitSject, When forwarded the letter te l t: 4 ' w re. kis htaisstr'tleyd.and dutiful subjects, the. Nehilleg,• 'Fhe Scotch Excise bill, .the Loan bill, afield* Cosionts•hill, and it was stated nag da fa the mon' egmo. ' 14 l b Clergy; Ind Freeholders of the pewit) , of Suffojk, humbly beg the Land:rax Redemption bill, and the Beremla Trade bw, I r h • e5....1...1 • • a d om , 412, isiiheog • - ---, _ it enes.wows Viten to leave to tem* to your Royal Highness, die extreme horror and were readthe third time passed. •". -•• ' indignideniserAted lirour mind', by the recent dining mad one:. • COMMITTER OF sitoiteirk . •' ' ' . : I hefolre„ 'Parliament. in ar dart*, astortok die. to Aosessieeden.or a confidential Mbiistet •• - af the Cretin. 1 The Earl. of LIVERPOOL _moved the Order 0t.„%._-_,the•erLier; He (Mr. Lochhait) ;Vibe Sanctum, of Parfianacjit. It affords us, however, sonic the Day for the appointment of a Secret Comrnittpk r . we r n' t llact Steen his Ethel on Idiom eta/40M, and* wishes lege to express to ritel ;era H. ,to examine the hiformatioo laid before the Hankie ; by?.t____,, a g e o e ti,_,lelc, inded the tole, .soler the ewlitactfon *wit feet, this the gidit of • this told crime a . behave been *Confined lately to ihe perpetrator ofit;mid ro Wood - • . order of his Royal Highness the Prince Regent. ' ' 'mew ' . euee , ae4 elP err et ' Vthe belled teat whollythleeriewetimkttAwes oturages.whichhavehittrght , db. i ' . ~..,..,•': .', -, ~, •••• 1 • 'l., ,T •!-I. .":• • The Clerks accordiogly proceededroued the House, eat e l f•seeP wjlo.,:eefterd Awthe aim 41k i e l . VIM and dtte,ster egiesente.Feete , ef t b e ble l dee k -* ; -'*• I •nur * Nognme . '' .' halivinik• 6 .1. - thi n gi''- wi,h glasses, in o h:ch they received the lista •of names, Ir e• e llef. r l9 Or rt cot ^ ool'-cilfrsewidaleylbs " WeWstfeetieensbnion, on WI tacostion tOsneurelLoor Royal. •- . .. . .•• la - . - . . . . filliiiiiess, °Foul( •firM attachment AO OCII . Wilter4 4l6 4 13 4 . 1Cr aCkW1 I . .- • • . . • r:. :. • ".".444 ... ' . ' .. .. each eel preaent depessuog a . list of those Peers he I et e t•F/_ 102 . ! 'Mk WeA Pllt ;were ne effecee *lb , aaa ar sariscarmined i . r . harra iii mufti* d ie l in e gt hr. o y our 1 The sooowtog is more correct si:Coun % aremoon, oil.* Royal litakrssi's periled 'lied `otveniment: ; • 'e yr '•,•: :' , ' - ts . - ofth • e - ia - te proposed should form the Committee of„Secrecy, ; ••.1 , * A _ _ , e eovOtatol% hadlwi".....-. brae& s‘alost* li e The Earl of LIVERPOOL next moved , that a . ' /WWI"' C/ 7 - rne own; ond the otheitalkai er i eseeqsat Coestoution, welt° noire t o the utmost of our power, awful phenomenon in the West-Indiesi.as to its effects . Committee be appointed' id cast up the ballots': IF: F. itille" °Fthel° 6 thlet lithlitAbalitYl4 via the trentesillity and happiness of the people. Signed at the re tawnadsatatiethercevaiLeLtlve or six shil_inp for ' I • speme, wed ea th e betide( odic County Meeting;‘' •- • ,at Barbadoes, than has hitherto appeared : '' . The Marquis of Winthester, - the Earl of Abyottif, - ° Crie il in ih ; i •27;:i ta the ien netttsathem a fie 4..si tned triesi ze4 s i . . r . , RICHARD MOORE, Shea." .. the . Earl of a C nd la Lo nca 4. r d ty m , ~ ,a• liga:i t l s l . , W ye en re tw a o p r po tb int4 . ant : i - Imston, Iteeeleed• Thee the e e tse be P eeesete4 t° Wita t al 1 9 1 hp " . • " A vessel's . :il Et in Ciw tod il' a (B y A l lt a• B" Br ° isi t o s ,l ) .7 i en A _otsi Y ' l ec '" the rupee Regeotiby the Repreeentadivetief the Comity. •'` • 1 : 1to to give you an g of - ' and accordingly proceeded tog Committee Room, tor t a .Pft w b-• 'v i tae lulu .. to soolliesp4i„ Alleselreiteallideurestt, Tint' **TWA'S et tKfNeedOli he• - -a f ou • nr .- ver y e r trenrweer r the purpose of casting up - the lists. as just. taken place here,. .„ .. s. 1 : I court: ' ere were aloe .Mina *not bid * - s• • dews to owebstalt, fir tat meditates in eilaiiiplylnesetth Hie Re = , Phenomenon , wh i ch soisillon har convesing the sameonidibt iiiscondualfi the "Sr.' i tems in haste, bet_ r ii, Mai .deCesid 'CM .the fact!, s e -: i--. - -Preseettly this Committee . and Lord - 011- hi e, ' for ak mature in the Oiler ' • . , aingoome reported to the House tbe names of‘thelog, •kOkih'aii.othialt w re 2ty c s . ;:aW" fonn t b th le i e to g the re ore recor tharillilav e A o ft bd ifl ch ea arg ih e a W rs as es , w th ere at c. . o h m e e.c li t a c t not an d en th ttred e .. a_ ~ t • PRwittived-alserinanimaudy; Wit the Tfi'hrilis of diAlVfejitn . s 'hall state. • . •. • , - be given to'fttesols tooas,Vsa. fir hive* jorpited (belt It •-w• On looking ' tiite, • et:toy• chamber : window ti• Intermit Peers who stood first, Ead acc i o , r . di x n! to the lltal lo . t ;,.. don, soar for hts attentiet to the baiirsesd cif the dat •.. . .1 i norn i n „ • • ,eilici, I • ,•• The Lord Chancellor. - It • MCIRARIy MOOR,. sbe r m , 1 . os a bout seven o .., was strprised to dist • Tile Earl of Harrowby. The Earl of Ross: • • ' . . . •• • . •. . • :ft was. rrewntwi f. , the row; itegent. at ow Levee. by sir corer n o . apoe. • arahceo„f day-light, except a pale ghat.. , _ • vitvg, that the Pr :h was st s The Marquis of Lanedown. Pad Grey. iscount. mou opries Beilbtary, Batt. itod T.,& Whack, Seq. the County Menu. menu from the south, AilliEll 50011 afteneards disap... ! . • , moms toad sse4o I , SOCUtedd in a very harried •• E.ri Graham, (Duke or v Sjd di. i •*:'• L--1.---- •a- - •i- - : -• , • 1 P e l l:le d, In s' Montrose.) Lord Grenville. • frit the Marquis Cornwa ll is, Lardsour, Lore pealed, and left.us in the'.darkness Of midnight. ..' The Earl of _Liverpool. • Lord Redesdalie . , 4 t s.the• ' L Lar- • - ... , d - 6 d re _,__ %ver-. d - l Etr-- k b.f All'" 1 ---ord), Of etosj• and*. PettlVlrd s E4+ . .. ". • , di The island has been long-snffering from drought* t• The Peers above-named were appointed. by. Abe i - of fi e 9/ Q - c. o ' i n e. t h . 77.k a .um esd itt n yi °4 a : id re ll* ,..the t ac t u rie raide gost of . '. -',".- • , , tii rakPreis k grid weedily Will be pseefoid, .. mull at' first attributed this continuation of night to , 1, ali e si i ** ne, crow, octavo , e i li b e sho l ic i d t bi k s apse 40 approaching abundant dischs,rge of water from Haase, as the Committee of Secrecy .. •- i prectpitately. After a few fettlier •.,•:,. .. . . stood of the Author, . . ..• ~,,.'...„;-, 1 the heavens. I went into the yard to command.* Itaras also ordered, that this Secret Committee 49.! -•• •• •..• : . .°bettsariiss the manner.. in watch the Pr4honotaa , • coca . ;slime be eppoisted to hupteo6 ls • T I NE COMPL E TE WORKS - - pr.. niestAs 1 more extensive view;-apd immediately my eyes wens si- t t°43.. orro*, and that five do constitute a uotuni.ISLAND OIP JERSEY. • q ', : treated,;thoHon: Gentleman•coneluded by ••. •• ' i - - 4yrtrAv, with* new Life and Notes Oldest aid tapir I painfully affected by particles of fine sand blown int* Th4; marquis 0 INSarbe-By THOMAS TtIONNTON, Esq. • them, and my hat and clothes were profusely sprinkl ' f LANSDOWN said, he undetC. ; B i l g s t i n T o t f V elect „" ea hi 9r ,,, , Eiq. .hedge or stews 0 , • .!7': . A few Copies will be printed on large Satier- - led w i t h the same sub Stance. There was little wintN . I i itood it would be inconvenient for the N . oble.E,atl,Osos. , •' - • - ; !Tinted foci . Turner, Successor to J. Maaintin Sl,fittatbd. . . and the sea was unusnally calm. I was glad to take 1 Liverpool ) ( to give his attendance in the House this. 1 Mr. C. ADAM seconded the motion, sad 4 " - • Where only be bed, la 2 vats, sea. price One Gnifiee day, ana therefore he should postpone the .motion of ... that if,.ever , there was a case which required the Poems, Narrative and Drathatle, by John Joshua, iari •cif shelter again, .after having obtained conviction, that , whic Csrysfert, K. P. Translations frank the Minor Oreel:Pesew. by this sandy shower was from above. hhe had given notice yesterday, till Friday telt. terference of Parliament that this did, ands ir4 • ADDITIONAL INFORMATION RESPECTING TNERIOTESS.: I al hope, that if a COVIDMItee was appoin 1 ...... J. B. & Modt,•Esq. price es. til. • . . . Also. a General Account of an the Riven-in.- tlreie - Britain ' " I made a second sortie in about an lour's time Viscount SIDMOUTH presented to their 'U r& further steps would be adopted. (being the only comprebeneive Treatise on the itiblect* ), by with a lantern-and then the earth was covered to the ships copies of additional information which his Royal friftCHARLES BUR,REL stipportettthe • . •:. Henry Shrine, Esq. L. L. B. price Ins. 6d. ilhastretwi *fit an depth of . half an inch with an almost impalpable . Hihness had received,' and bad ordered to be laid • erejtOtged the necessity of some fi nal adieolealt Engraving. and seventeen Maps. • - .... powder, which was still falling fast. The old and bef ore thit House. the present state of the Court in question.' •:* young of both sexes were making their way through- . The papeis were contained in a sealed green bag, Mr. ILAINE thought it impossible for the !foe. it to. the *arch, to. place- themselves more imrne.., and were ordered to be laid on the Table. .; to agree to a Committee of lin e tzz . losi doss diately under theyrotection of Pnovibesinterested •in the * ism ez. • • Viscount SIDMOUTH then moved, that these 1 sbn who was - gg The - darkness continued until' a quarter past, papers be referred to the COmmittee of SecrecY.- alone rebut it, would be employedihealijoist twelve, - when :daylight began to dawn ve r tic a lly ;- Ordered. . - • -•• • ' fessional- duties . IJI this vire of tite r: and - before one o'clock we could see distinctly. • But • PALMER'S REMUNERATION BILL. •.• • . tho4ht • it. 111111L,4114,7 00 lalru up the titi2lllll ••• •• - • it was such daylight -as your gloomy Novembers Upon the motion of Lord FITZWILLIAKthis. ••H?e. se in &atilt% the malt of t he . afford. , The tops of - the houses, the trees, the su r f a ce Bill was read the fi rst time. . lee a f ietriddifiely vindicate - the condect of the 'Of theearth, resembled in every respect, but colour, Lord REDESDALE moved, cc That the Report 1 Judges - - That Letrood judge(Kr. Mateo Ma* similar objects in Englandiafter a fall of snow. '' of their Lordships' Cbminitiee,' and alio the'Repoie heallhellealetio• of the late AtroroePOeilitt - ' *, It is now five .o'clo - ClC,This sandy substance of a. Committee of thcsliouse of Commons, :relative Vi Ci‘bb• ) for roiling the lon of the 01;04 has never ceased to fall, hut has abated greatly in to,Mr. Palmer's Claim, he printed.-Agreedio. •-- hie 91rt_ ; but , . On, V i a ree Plll. that it "hak' quantity. Its colour is a light-brown- nu t th a t o f 4 . . , . ... goner hi him to Was o . i .k e ° , he hod : ashes. It has no sme l t ' : is not calcareous, nor seem- ; HOUSE OF, COMMONS Relstilte without : nay ratos, a* Albe mill ingly metallic. Its weight is such as to break down T a r unt o , e f tw it e ' , Maio.) ot!d: !be /Kenai% teen: vit!b afit . 7lii 0 . Strangers were nut .admittect_hat i o o the &fest particularly of th e se w i th t ° er t e l :y c , if :e l ki a r ieg p a r a :.:teded th en . a Balsam" for th e S Ofiikik t ra tto . ' ; II Y na C il i rIIPIIIIML e:easeel "P am t iled IIIIIIMi•' rertis lea c v h es. " °I-y1)4 • 14i .. . Chair. . , , During the exclusion 'of area . Sen . ieewerer- 1 .-- • Oreill-4 10 . 181 ef - - rr- Illa far as . widsoot • _.,,, _•1 -- - - it' , .; •' I slid Learned* • boa sloilJed • Irldqoargi . 4 s You will hears variety' of reports,' '''' and some that; . ‘iteleatil kg V I 11 " • . • .. • . . s o • ' . , mayhave ateddeney to alarm you. For his confi- - Day were alsto disposed of • The Publicans' BiU was ordered se be 54d a did Owe Ms" ( ;MON& IMP' would hove' IoPPonN dirib dently asserted that the Dragon, which sailed from morrow . • ,_. •••- • . • •, : ___ than, as Mr. *orrice %amazon* • hence the last evening, has had a severe action with 'llie West India Intercourse Bill was co iiinsltted, and the for in mq=7 -• hiau W. VELL a French squadron; and that the broadsides were port ord. red to be brought up to-morrow. plainly distinguishable about two o'clock in the ritor• , - 14fr.WIILOTTESLEY thought, LIM . SOIIIIIII -1 1011 . . : The Malt Regulation bill was ordered to be reid a second dm! - . ~ .. . • . • mom meapabte to act in me manner repteuemakit -ularly • • -en F r iday next. •• Audi. • ring, from the shore . . This account Ido not believe; - Tee Muria. lc Acid Bill was ,onintitted, and dm Repo . rt ordered i the dice:tameable , and Lehnied . Gentleman 2 Olt le, to ft, I I rather fear some dreadful convulsion of nature hi* 'is bibrought up to-morrow. • (Mao:Lockhart) than the Learned -Judge W 1 ciE Ar happened in a neighbouring • island, and th a t th e ex- • M r. D A VIES GIDDY presente d a Petition againit the Frame ta, 1 7 1; plosions of a volcano have been mistaken for the re-' beeo tbe oliect of his attack. -He teprobeestet Work Knitters Bill, frum certain Hosiers and Frame-Work Knit- tune th e , , , . A . bre i ters In the town 01 Nottingham, praying, that the said Bill might same tune e narsn language . _. Olt a out Of . ports of cannon. • not pass into a law.-Ordered to lie on the table. • Honoorable and LeartiQ Gentle:nes Landiktttli lawn u " You will have heard that the earaccas and Le. The Reports of the Prince's Leasing Bill/ the Five Millions' sake•or h&j-ic e . ..booed thit •thiin nt u r f "mu _ loid suo, guira, on the Spaoish•Main,•have lately been nearly . Exchequer Bills Bill, and the Irish Treasury Bills Bill were re• o f t ill r'loxr Session, when the . Li a nid - i w 41-• he Print * destroyed by earthquakes. - These islands are lull . r, ceived, =Attie Bills ordered to be reed a third tune to-morrow. I t . icb he b., one an : opportunity- to answer' the - it, his nt sulfa-terras. I believe the whole of Barbadoes has against hall* . -..- 14* , . ich and t been covered with the falling substance above descry: . TheCtriaceuott of the Er,ceernlllll44/ 0 ' highly la led-and to the same depth every where — about an CAsiizattaan were of the same epinacitt;, ~ .. 1 4;i. Ve me tbe s. inch. • - • - . • A ..i ". • ..• • . P 1 1 1 Mr. 'GRTENHILL . thotight that 101111 1 % Sek • '.*Orme, t . *44 The precise time when it began td 'fall I Onnot Vproobcoald justify the expressions width the . 54, Ne' yet ascertain. It was felt as early as two in the more . , bourable and Learned- Gentleman bactsitile , _-=...—..... ' Sling, when the canlion ;Staid to'have.been.heard.-,. 1 and Which, in his mind,nothieg coold,jastipot AU the precaution we cots:Ullse to shut it out, was Mr: - HITME did not wish that .ilidi 4 ... • -.f . ..,.9 1 Ineffectual; It found its Way into every toons...in the charge against a Judge should kept* cdrOt .. house, and bepowilered every person lidpiece 4 'length old p& , • ....7,.......,..r . 5. l• •.: ,1/4.. . . 41tr a, ' i tie.,; . 4,, prniture Within. • During the arti fi cial darkness, he: ; - Mr. Waorrausr, Mr.. Ha il!` - • l' il lr e i i e s &oven the bourn of - seven and twelve, strarigebirds ; Omd Mr. Gaxamitim. mutually 4,.. l i nv i . in.:sittail itods, were* heardhoveting `about .t h e streets. 1 Mr. HENRY SMITH , resialeetthe 4 ectali . , 77 0 u rare , &SOS !nee been caught and prove to be perroquets. ttl iiii ;fmrdly to it, on the grottaidkt* - No•,. 1-.. r. -rebate . ' -« - There has been qo wind, and one clafetoltho* • bad been oStredfot it: NW in der doll; at fide o'Clecli in the morning, which - LOCKHART besillx reilliett '. •- , wt, to tne to be among the, longest I have heard in the ' A Abigail was called for, asiil -the • . We:L . 1414. . , .. . . . .... leleeZ aa The Hann, kbilfelt".• 464 boa A. the :. • was negatived, ' . 4, NIRE 0 9 C.i.00ICel is still calmr-no wind. 'IA we ascribe the darknexpor this morning to the inretoil . 03 .1011 1- T4 01 . sacni!Nt 4 _. f • - poition of the above-mentioned falling substance bio.' netting ate above discrei4man r ---- _ tween us. and the son,,hpwooist a. quantity Inuit 41E fiutiee,og • lit.en raised into the air We" I • hire liearcffrom di e` riththe IWott renr parts of the island, ant in thoie parts the tea* rine the Woe for f phenomena have oCeerred. . . ,• -. •• ..; .8 - -m - ft•y• • to isalFi' t disano-m r 4 l . SA7ll,lllAlts mil? 2L-Thearmed'ship Emnik er, ) rived this Mornin in Carlisle Bay: ...On Thursday 'a x e 0..--- . night she was off Pint Salines, Martinique, and hear On the subject, to. .. . being brOugh -_ a dreadful explosion, which was followed by the fall the Prothonotary, and after to o f then read'as next sitting day, the Judge: derriered a a ....... *r of a very coarse sand*. 'substance oh the deck, where r • I t laz s i x i nc h es d ee p. ,1- think t hi s , d ec i s i ve on t he Prothonotary, containing en advance in the table or hires - , cause of our alarm ; and-that there has been an eruLo fees to the Counsel and , Attornies practising in the !NO ; d on in one of the• Leeward • Islands. -• In the neig . . Palace Court, and also to himself. • The advance a in • - . bourhood of the aticaub, the falling matter would 10 • the Counsel was from five shillings to .half a . ': mad be larger in grain, and the finer particles 'only brought' guinea in some eases, and from halt a guinea to a' ire the 71 to us by the wind. •A'achooner has also arrived from guinea in others, which altogether made au so- Jaominig4. :. on. Thuvulay R i ght, at soh th e entougr. la the costs of a suit of from ski! to ---- ipso • awe, eer ti - iii ,. e d ii, s h over of dust, or „ an d, _ w hi c h hr en d o d, w e be contepded, was a yecuhar.) , - - - whass,' le t te v on deck for est s lo a In; and lod sQmeofl ed ez Mit ever' -put ; rPersareclilliy.whee°l67rall* - . Which jag:mod. to contara iten•and sulphur t- but . IS , it hick • sv- - ,•Z /ft, I lttiost ;PA in .what • quantity .. A day , or • tw o , s- *Me -will glee . tts gertaintireo.aaraoe. front whence it *iv tatneouad-ism thee, b een sustained. .• - , ._; 2 1 1 , ~• • 4 ! The-Dreann. We:treats ils .enfetTa since alPenet 111 1 P . . 44 th e otighboorhood eoei . . - With AR ioitteti.v . loft . 7Me are. Poch .iojutett by the - • e-' •-- t . - 4- - ' iel th de Ltieli lel lean ffiekr4olBl4APEOle. ..- DAVRAWED EDITION OF BURN'S JUSNIIM,..•:. • CHARLF . 4.• pu R N FORD, acd JOHN :WAIN Barristers at Law: 34 i ' kutat ilve:volumes, ovo. prise •AL : . • ' Tug dr! was . • TMAISIICE, of the PEACeand:-P,4,1111k ICEIL—By RICHARD BURR, LL. D. but Skase& /or of the Diocese of. Cariisie. The twenty-ikat Edation„ with many correctioos, ssiditions 4n4 improvements. By theist* Charles . Durnfora. Es% lartiater aa Law, and contin - ued byLslan King, of the inner Temple, Esqs aniftet at Law, - - • • • • • • ,hinted by. his Majesty's Low Pri nts, for T. Cadeil Amid DON, Strand Butterworth, Fleet-street; F. C. anti itivinm: 4on, St, Pours Church•yard; and Longman, Hurst, Rees, Ormei ind Um , ii;Pater.:oster-rinvi—yOf whom may also be hod, ;• • Commentaries on the Laws of England. Ey. 6lE WHOM. BLukatone, Kat. one- of -the . Justices of his Majesty's Court of Common Pleas. The I Sth Edidoo r witk notes and additions, by Eeinirt, .Cl4lO tian, Esq. Barrister at Lair, the Downing Professor of the Law pf England, and Chief Justice Of . the Isle of Ely, in 4 law vq' five. price Le. Ss. in boards,. • . • . , . The tiay went ysillishod. in 446, - etith'Elglit Ibio liio.lo. • iiipbo Milt, price Xll.ls. in boat* ' " .:- . • ' ' • TRAVELS' ity the INTERIOR if BRA'Z'IL,; ~ particularly in the. GOld ind •Diamond Districtiitir itit . try. D r Authorlty,of the Prince Regent of Rernfgal; lie.." , . a Voyage to the Rinds la Plata, and an Historical Sketch, Revolution of Spenos Ayres. . , FOil ez By JOHN MAWS, • • . - Adtbor of 0 The Mineralogy 4 toeibysiftrt." ' ** * The principal part of this work relates to the Interior cal basil, where no Englishman was elk before permitted to travel, 'and rarticulatly to the Gold and, Diamond Districts, which be Investigated .4. order of the Prince Regent of Portugal. Fiont• ' die high Sanction under which he began the uudestaking, and Ale liength'of time he devoted to it, his narrative may be expected to. tbiow considerable light on a rich and extensive colony, httherto„ little explored, and at present highly interesting, as it Is likely ititrough recent changes to become the seat of Barrie/ of our • oldest and most faithful Ally. - .•, , , . .1 Primo) forj.ongman, Horst, Roni, Orme, and Brown, POW Doster , rictw ; anclat, the British Gallery, S 4. New lissokarnet; '' ... ;~. ~: . . . ..... imaitic4. .. • • - •• - - • "f"..,•9 1 -! > -.. . . . . - NEW TORN, MAY ' a 3 .." "• • . '' - - 7-r. ' . - The letters per. the Hornet, from Cherlsetlikilii,l4l . iz 'not delivereditill yesterday. They eonfinis the ' lin yesterday's Gantte that idr;Barlow s ow • ' i stet in France, has ejected nothing tow{_ ifek InoTAt.of the French •Decrees, as. at' as illseradisa i to pu: v2miels, nor has be made any farther progreetti rcite adjusimem of the differences .bew Aah t-twit poktries.. The Mime. arrived on TstesdY; • - '' - • ''• We learn by the Parsee, t ha t' 49l 4o B ll rit i cm , i t) 3 l i S w p a y s ' sa b i a t alsout been ig :ll F e seccrie.ts. hree iibleh . hijiinitti '.. 'yerninent. He appeared there deity *the JiAleFfvei. twirls. Unlforn2‘.antl posed kg a pf. 4 ofjgisfene. ~.,, •• ' ' WILMINGTON, (N. C.) MAY s. .1f.•1.... . Arrived yesterday, the ship- Enterprise, Captain Charles Treadvrell, in the remgrhable.shdit*ssaage eight dap from Jeremie, in the Island oPtit.•Do ,Ciiptain T.• has furnished us with"thefol loincriatelligence, which he r!Ceile4 frtiik o*i-4 Henry; C° B2 ina4d*ltet *Ow; . . , 1-, - c0;• , ..- • si 722 sins; Akci vrt. • 4 4 'That part of the fleet of Christophe, which wait yed in the 44_ocka4h of fortiall'Princee cnnsiite lag of one cOreette atm tvio heavy brigs, was attached 12y the Best 4 rilisicknt Pobv. consisting of earvettesand two . .brigs, *Ales about tweneYarnii* barges ! The :yule *fibs ettgagemei4 was the sink;' lag of one of the brigs, when 0 4 44mipil akl 311 on heard perished fend the . r --e of lima i - corvette WY ! SestbßlPA 5 .1 r ... • \. ••• Ih. I . - - • . PALACE COVET. Mr. LOCKHAR'r rose for the purpose ofsabaile ling to the consideration of the House a mOtionieß lative to the conduct of tha.Tudge or Steward 614, Palace _Caul, of which lie hdd some tiarekOoks, given notice, and in doing so hefound it to state the peculiar constitution of this Coutt. was incorpc,tated under two charters ; or/newel:it:ad ia 'the reign of Charles the Ist, and, the other in the reign of Charles the 2d, atid poisesied a very exten sive jurisdiction. It was under the control of five Judges, namely, the Lord Steward of the House, :hold, the Knight Marshal, The'Comptroller Of the Household, the Steward-of the Court (whowasalan acting Judge), and .another Judge. At arentonee ration to the acting Judge, the sum of 0500 erns_ Was granted ; and k was also enacted, that the Steward should be . entitled_ to more fees kban tpuedecessor. - Under these circumstances the pm ? snit steward,' Mr. Butt& Morice, had accepted the ;; ee, knowing *tfirtt the,..etiseipments were ' not itO - teed a. stiuulated sum': Ile, hdowver, had r sulted the Prothonotary ~ t tit his 4 ivi. to 4. Whi th er it was Ocj i fees,-,lvhokaTe it as hisOßint doe, in consequence . 4 *tick 'took place between Mr. Morice and the a 'goon after this a meeting Of the Attendee s. .on the subject, on which ldr. Morice had rissio t the Prothonotary, and aftei die Caine had hilt on te. next sitting day, the Judge: &Sieved a rate to the. Prothonotary, containing an advance in the table of feel to the Counsel ind , Attornies practising in the 'Palace Court, and alia to himself. The advance' to • the Counsel was from five shillings to laltik guinea io some eases, and- from bait a guinea tot! guinea in others, which altogether made au sn taw the coats of from sell . of fro seLll Mto O; . be contepded, was a peculiarhardship .on . persons :who. generallt were . oaken in the VFrecially- atit was a - doessetent, the • . which- was limited to fetus- Counsel aid artiAttor-= - it4d though •the .profits to each of theses. , sous oseparately might. be , thetoe*, ' Conn:clerk 'would make a digerence*4l4ol9.4o_ public wbo bid any bikinis 'ln Ate C4w. -4 010 0 4e tet.V.wit.ll the Cetittitetiee. p et)iichs 11 401 104 on& we to be iolerated ewe ifich the role be had mentioned else sv.- • 01 PP:4 O3 I O mM that . . qu ti this i; coalA not Os e - - • .16.. *amidEst 1.1.1114 .NCOfitieltiee otgeau7 imp* 01,1*. r.a . the disppeo.h A* try ßepc t beins brtnight titi .. r *l4% . rs weie then read* follar,l p. : " • ite. canning- • • ' - iort.tAfflovatio..r ~Mr..lfiek t • Litd bastissigh . • 51F41410/9 ; Mr. lambs •. • . Wade! Metibitbraid • ' 1.414 )4WOI -: • TA, M mute. or ate PAM • Mt'. Poe . • ..- r. Delwin ..Mf.alscoop -; Mr. labokbers, #.lr, Isbiagel4 • k 1. • n • • 6 . it 1 t WlpnM ls ;SSW • . • • 51 .7: 5 444D **TO gl i t rip i Ideptieta WIMP( 1/W01201:Rd Ana tge iiedithi4k4 atter SA thilno4lo C iat tit Wail'Mint the itaishiiiiin 'et the . Alit-pspoil went:this*Asia& twjeich trek,affeinted to . tneerse-411Agea( sew Itßogroiig, lust) to ot Era% timeoTtMiltr P h " 62. 1 4 ".eti• .f.Wr c Ale Haim • , , , •.) - r ~• 7 • 'MC a l attat l * lietitilkibits444;44 l tailie@d a rf 4"111 . Board perished i eAd the ptive of tilt et*, which tae tirre4 - rOrl'authiOTA lIT OOP Ingots the creme eiearldt 4 WI got 14 1 44 Pr eclief Of 4 844411*t: ert isk di! 11914.10 in of Chilir i llitiy,...,beti , ..--. madame* tp be b.tqc=efit Viaselrecg i t e d ke4jaii;* Ci _ 'l. **.* no . bobs hal& st-- p.,,,/ ' ... . .44 *AP.* 4‘ ibeiVai SCI ' ' - A . 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