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FLANDERS MAIL. BRUSSELS, FEBRUARY 7. Accounts from the frontiers of Spairt announce, that all the Militia Regiments in the two Castiles, Gallicia, Biscay , `and the Asturias, had received o r ders to assemble, and to be ready to march at the , irst signal. The accounts from those parts of our provinces which have suffered from the inundation, daily be come more favourable ; the watbrs are every where subsiding with more or less rapidity ; those of the Yssel, which is quite free from ice, kave fallen coo sidesably, so that all fear of farther danger has va- 1 nished. Every exertion is making in our provinces to relieve the misery of our unfortunate countrymen, who have lost their all 5y the late disasters; it causes real satisfaction to see that the result answers the zeal of the friends of humanity, whose efforts are di rected to this salutary object. His Majesty has as signed from his'privy purse a further sum of 10,000 florins, at the disposal of South Brabant. STUTGARD, JANUARY 50. The following account from Frankfort has been published :—" The affair respecting the claims of the Jews in our city to civil rights, appears to be draw ing to a conclusion. The following are stated to be the particulars :—The Jewish 'Community shall pay, for the acquisition of civil rights, the sum of 250,000 florins, for which the Jews shall be authorised to re • side in any part of our City, with the exception of some quarters which will be forbidden. They are also enjoined to reside on the left side of the streets, towards the end, near the gates of the City. They shall be called Israelite Citizens. They shall remain excluded from all public employments and dignities; but the exercise of all trades is permitted theme Those who desire to follow commerce, must produce a cer tificate, or diploma (indenture of apprenticeship), to prove that they have zegularly learned it. There shall be annually granted fifteen licences of marriage to Israelite Citizens, and those who obtain such a permission, must purchase the rights of citizenship. If he marries a foreigner, she must have a portion of at least 10,000 florins. It is said, that the JeWish Community at Frankfort makes no difficulty of ac quiescing in these conditions, except that which ex cludes them from public employments. However, this extension is but just ; because, not to- speak of other reasons, the capacity to obtain public offices absolutely implies the full possession of the rights of citizenship in their full extent; and, as long as the Jews enjoy this tight only with certain limitations, their claim to public employment is null." Though we quote this article from a German Pa per, we are far from believing it authentic ; but ra ther consider it as a foolish persiflage directed against the Senate of Frankfort and the Jews of that City. PRIVATE LETTER. . "CADIZ, JANUARY 16. " Since the Bth, nothing very - ‘-iportant, in a mi litary point of view, has taken place, but the system of police every day becomes more severe. Several arrests of great moment have taken place. Notwith standing all this, secret intercourse is kept up with the Insurgents, and though under great difficulties, an important affair is preparing. If we durst, the Insurgents would be received with open arms, but those favourable to them cannot commune with each other, so many eyes and bayonets are upon diem. In short, martial law prevails, but all will not avail. Though slowly, the work will go on. It' is not only the nature of the cause, but the good con duct also of those openly-engaged in it, that inspires confidence. The National Troops ate united to each other like brothers, and no threat or promise of FER DINAND can sever them. They are now practising a lesson they learnt long ago. They are besides com manded by military men of known reputation and merit, and also of exemplary conduct. GUTIEREZ and GROCES, Artillery Officers ; ARCO-ARCM:IIO. Colonel of Engineers ; with the two brothers, SAN MI GUEL, all know their duty well. QGIROGA, Colonel of the Regiment of Asturias, and who fordniately escaped hence and joined them, is a veteran, and to his military talents adds a fine and engaging per son. He is prompt and extremely active. No dif ficulty or danger ruffles his temper. By spontaneous acclamation he was declared Commander of the army, under the title of General in-Chief of the Na tional Army (ad interim), protecting the meeting of the Sovereign Congress. They want for nothing. —By the fall of La Caraca, as well as by the num bers daily flocking to them, they have bad the valu able acquisition of several Civilians of talent and experience. The Press is the only privation under which they labour. They lead us to expect that their example will he followed in many other points of the Peninsula, whither emissaries were immediately sent. It is known they have a strong party among the troops commanded by the Agents of the KING, and possibly of this fact the latter are not insensible.— fay the bay of Sand Petri they have received several vessels from the Barbary shore, loaded with provi sions, fruit, &c. Sand Petri is an interesting point, owing to its locality. It is a fortified island at the mouth of the river of the same name, mounting °I heavy cannon on a battery en barbette. lii the left angle ate two mortars, and in the opposite one are four 18-pounders, level with the water. The bay forms a kind of horse-shoe, and capable of containing a large number of vessels. This will be a most con venient spot for the South American privateers cruiz ing in this quarter. In the Castle their State prisoner, are confined. Admiral VILLAVICENCIO is at a loss what to do with his fleet, which soon will be in want of water and provisions." Sir ARTHUR CLARK S , who.* interesting Essay on in I Bathing is probably the hands of most of our Reader, has just announced a small Volume, which, from the importance of the subject, we have no doubt will meet with a very extensive circulation; particu larly since we understand that the Author has been solicitous to use the most simple language, divested, as far as possible, of technical and scientific phrase ology. It is entitled The Mother's Medical Assistant. Mr. BUNN, the Manager of the late Birmingham Theatre, has appeared at the Public Office, Sow street, and made affidavit to the schedule of his losses by the burning of that Theatre, amounting to up wards of £4,800. .• THE EVENING STAR. LONDON. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11,.1820. THE FUND& TRIOS OF STOCKS THIS DAT AT ONE O'CLOCK Bank Stock 222 1 ,4 % 3 per Cent. Reduced 6914 69 1 / 2 ' 3 per Cent. Consols 68% 5 / 8 1 / 2 3i pet Cent. 77% per Cent. 87 1 / 2 % 5 per Cent. Navy 102% 103 Bank Long Annuitie 18 1 / 8 Imperial 3 per Cent. Amts. 68 1 4 67% India Stock 215 -India Bonds 13s. 14s. pr. Exchequer Bills (2d.) 3s. 2s. pr. Consols for Acct. 68 1 4 z 5 / 8 % Va. The Paris Papers of Tuesday arrived this forenoon. .The Chamber of Deputies had a public meeting on Monday. After deciding on a number of Peti tions, of local interest, they proceeded to the con sideration of the Project of LAW for the definitive discharge of the possessors of National Domains from all claims on the part of the Government ; and, after a brief discussion, the Project, with a slight. amendment, was adopted. The Chamber then re solved itself into a Committee, to hear the develope . ment of M. LAFAYETTE'S proposition for an Address to the King, praying his Majesty to present a Law upon the Organization of the National Guard, and that of M. MANUEL for a similar object, relative to the Organization of the Jury. SPAIN. (FRO!f THE XIONITEUR.) A Letter from Madrid, of the 29th January, con tains the following details: " General Freyre Was to commerce his movement ; on the 25th. It is now demonstrated that Cadiz will not fall into the power of the Rebels, and that' the moment approaches when they will be dispersed by force and by their own divisions, which may render the employment of force less deplorable. Dissensions exist among the Chiefs ; some very warm personal altercations have taken place between Arco Agnero and Banos, Commandant of Artillery—a' duel has been the - coragequence. Already a diminu tion has been made in the pay, which excites dis content and desertion. The arrival of General Freyre, with an imposing force, will do the rest. Qn the 22d, at Cadiz, an Officer at the Theatre cried out Long live the Constitution of the Cortes !' This provocation excited the greatest indignation. The Officer was recognized as the person who caused the death of the unfortunate General Solaro, on the entry - of the French into Spain. It appears that he has been the victim of his audacity and of the . po• rular fury." to spare the effusion of Spanish blood ; and the hope strengthens daily of effecting, by other meats than those of arms, the return of the mal-contents Co their duty. French 5 per cents. Monday, 73 fr. 60 c. A Mail frOm Holland has brought Us, this fore noon, Papers and Letters to the Bth instant. BATAVIA, AUGUST 7, 1819. The following is an account given in the Batavia.: Courant of the 31st of last month, of the affairs of Palembang: " Mr. Muntinghe, who has been for some time Commissioner at Palembang, has returned from that plate, on board 'his Majesty's schooner Emma, in order to give the Government an Account of the state of things there, and to propose means to punish the perfidious conduct of the Sultan of Palembang, Mahmood Badroedin. " This Prince, who has been restored by thelGo vernment of the Netherlands to the dignity of which he had been deprived ever since the events of 1811, went so far, during the stay of Mr. Muntinghe in the interior of Palembang, as to form a plot, the object of which was the repetition of thelroubles, of which Palembang was the theatre some years ago. " Numerous bands of,,,Malays, and other stran gers, continually disturbed the Officers of the Dutch Government, at the secret instigation of the Sultan ; and, '*hen Mr. Muntinghe, on his:return to Palem bang, required that the latter should prove his inno cence, by giving up some Chiefs, as hostages for his good conduct, he threw off the mask, and suddenly attacked the detachment stationed at Palembang, whose bravery repelled the attack, and drove back the assailants, with great loss, into the fortified Dale' of the Sultan. • • " Want of aramunition'obliged our people to ab stain from any further enterprize against the Sultan, and to 'return to the neighbou;ing Island of 13.inca, to wait for reinforcements from Java. " In consequence of this resolution, our people fell down the river of Palembang on. the 15th of June, and after the troops had landed on Banca, the ships took their station at the mouth of the river to pro tect that part of our territory." New York Papers arrived this morning to the 16th January. The following are extracts : FROM THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, JARUART 15. Letters from Havannab, to the 20th ult. mention, that coffee would probably continue at 22 cents. but that sugar would decline; it also states, that the United States schooner Lynx, on her late cruize, touched at Havannab, and that it was generally sup posed by the inhabitants, the she had come to ap prise the American merchants of the probability of an immediate war, and to aid in removing their effects. Two days after, the arrival of the PREsr- DENT'S Message removed their fears, and caused much rejoicings. There are many Americans con fined in the fortresses and prisons at the Havannah, having been captured in Mexican and Florida priva-, teersi they suffer much from their treatment. SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDONGAZETTE OF 2TVESDAY, THE Bth OF FEBRUARY. FRIDAY, FIBRUARY 11. HERALDS COLLEGE, FEBRUARY 10, Ism All Peers, Bishops, Eldest Sons of Peers i and Privy Councillors, who propose to assist at the In terment of his late Most Sacred Majesty Lisa Gronce the THIRD, .of Blessed Memory, which is appointed to be solemnized in the Royal Chapel of St. George, at Windsor on Wednesday Evening next, the 16th Instant, are requested to signify their inten tion, by Letter, addressed to me at this College, on or before Monday next, the. 14th instant, at two o'clock, in 'order that the necessary Ticket of Ad mission may be transmitted to them respectively. All Peers, Eldest Sons of Peers, and Privy. Coun cillors, are to appea; in Full Dress, Black. Th e Knights of the several Oiders, rearing their rev, , cc - five Collars, and the Bishops, will appear in their Rochets. HENRY-HOWARD 310LYNEUX-HOWARD Deputy Ears-MarthaL ~ • . .. . , ... • . _ L e . . . . , . . to spare the effusion of Spanish blood ; and the hope SUPPLEMENT TO THE LONDONGAZETTE FLANDERS MAIL. • THE EVENING STAR. strengthens daily of effecting, by other means than OF 2 7 VESDAY, THE fith OF FEBREIARI. . • _ - those of arms, the return of the mal-contents 10 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11. .---- . .. ' - BRUSSELS, FEBRUARY 7. • _, their duty. ..... Accounts from the frontiers of Spairt announce, * LONDON. • HERALDS COLLEGE, FEBRUARY to, Jen. French 5 per cents. Monday, 73 fr. 60 c. that all the Militia Regiments in the two Castiles, - • „I FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1820. ' --1 , -• All Peers, Bishops, Eldest Sons of Peers i and ‘• • , Gallicia, Biscay, `and the Asturias, had received or. ' Couecillors, who propose to assist at the In- • ders to assemble, and to be ready to march at the THE FUNDS. I A Mail from Holland has brought ts, this fore- Pri'iY terment of his late Most Sacred Majesty Elea es In- first signal. • PRIOR OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK 1 noon, Papers and Letters to the Bth instant. . 4 . The accounts from those parts of our provinces Bank Stock 222 1 / 2 lA. 1 / 2 BATAVIA, AUGUST 7, 1819. Geonca the THIRD, of Blessed Memory, which is , which have suffered from the inundation, daily be- appointed to be solemnized in the Royal Chapel of ,: come more favourable ; the waters are every where 3 per Cent. Reduced 6914 69 1 / 2 . . . The following is an account given in the Batavia* r ' 3 per Cent. Consols 68 l /2 Ye% subsiding with more or less rapidity; those of the Courant of the 31st of last month, of the affairs of St e George, at Windsors on Wednesday Evening next, • 'fuel, which is quite free from ice, have fallen con- 3i pet Cent. 77% Palembang: . the 16th Instant, are requested to signify their inters- e sidetably, so that all fear of farther danger has va- 4 per tent. 87 1 / 2 5 4 a ddressed- to lase at this College, on s nished. Every exertion is making in our provinces to 5 per Cent. Navy 102 7 4 103 " kr. Muntinghe, who has been for some time • Commissioner at Palembang, has returned from that don, by Letter, a or before Monday next, the. 14th instant, at two e • relieve the misery of our unfortunate countrymen, Bank Long Annuities 18 1 / 8 ' o'clock, in -order that the necessary Ticket of Ad- A who have lost their all 5y the late disasters; it causes - plate, on board 'his Majesty's schooner Emma, in real satisfaction to see that the result answers the Im p erial 3 p er Cent. Anus. 681 /s 677 e order to give the Government an account of the state mission may be tr ansmitted to them respectively. st zeal of the friends of humanity, whose efforts are di- India Stock 215 of things there, and to propose means to punish the All Peers, Eldest Sons of Peers, and Prisry.Coune rected to this salutary object. His Majesty has as- -India Bonds 13s. 14s. pr. cillors, are to appear , in Full Dress, Black. Th e perfidious conduct of the Sultan of Palembang, signed from his'privy purse a further sum of 10,000 Exchequer Bills (2d.) 3s. 2s. pr. Mahmood Badroedin. Knights of the several Orders , rearing their respe c - ' florins, at the disposal of South Brabant. , Consols for Acct. 68 1 4 t 5 / 1 1 1 / 2 % Vs. " This Prince, who has been restored by thelGo. tive Collars, and the Bishops, will appear in their - 4 STUTGARD, JANUARY O. Rochets. . ' The following account from Frankfort has been - vernment of the Netherlands to the dignity of which '.•# The Paris Papers of Tuesday arrived t his f orenoon. HENRY-HOWARD MOLYNEUX-HOWARD ` i ls published :—" The affair respecting the claims of thehe had been deprived ever since the events of 1811, Deputy Earl-MarshaL Jews in our city to civil rights, appears to be draw- =The Chamber of Deputies had a public meeting went so far, during the stay of Mr. Muntinghe in the ing to a conclusion. The following are stated to be on Monday. After deciding on a number of Peti- i nter ior of Palembang, as to form a plot, the object THE ARMY. the particulars :—The Jewish 'Community shall pay, lions, of local interest, they proceeded to the con- of which was the repetition of thelroubles, of which - e. for the acquisition of civil rights, the sum of 250,000 . sideration of the Project of LAW f Qr the definitive Palemba'ng was the theatre some years ago. • Mr. TAIT's Letters, Nos. 4 and 5, are, for parti- florins, for which the Jews shall be authorised to re- cular reasons, to be for the present withheld—until • side in any part of our City, with the exception of d ischar g e of the p ossessors of National Domains . . "Numerous bands of _Malays, and other strap- the occurrence of circumstances which may more some quarters which will be forbidden. They are from all claims on the part of the Government ; and, imperatively demand their publication. The series :- gees, continually disturbed the Officers of tbe Dutch also enjoined to reside on the left side of the streets, after a brief discussion, the Project, with a slight. Government, at the secret instigation of the Sultan ; following those numbers shall appear as soon as eve • towards the end, near the gates of the City. They amendment, was adopted. The Chamber then re- and When Mr. Muntinghe, on hislreturn to Palem- can make room for them. shall be called Israelite Citizens. They shall remain 0 i solved itself into a C omm i ttee,. to hear the develope- bang, required that the latter should prove his inno- Sundaseihe Staff of the South Mayo Militia, from .' excluded from all public employments and dignities ;Westport, commanded by Adjutant HIGGINS, passed 5 but the exercise of all trades is permitted them. Those ment of M. LAFAYETTE s proposition for an Address tenet, by giving up some Chiefs, as hostages for his through Castlebar ; and the Staff of the North Mayw, o, _l••ct who desire to follow commerce, must produce a cer- to the King, praying his Majesty to present a Law , good conduct, he threw off 'the mask, and suddenly f rom Ballina, under the orders of Colonel J ACKso - e tificate, or diploma (indenture of apprenticeship), to upon the Organization of the National Guard, and attacked the detachment stationed at Palembang, have arrived at Mayo. We are pot acquainted with ; `....S .. prove that they have regularly learned it. There of M . ANUEL for a similar object, relative to that M their ultimate destination. 'ski shall be annually granted fifteen licences of marriagewhose bravery repelled the attack, and drove back to Israelite Citizens, and those who obtain such a the Organization of the Jury. the assailants, with great loss, into the fortified Dala -- .• SOUTH AMERICAN EXPEDITION FITTING .: permission, must purchase the rights of citizenship. SPAIN. of the Sultan. • • ' OUT IN IRELAND. If he marries a foreigner, she must have a portion of • (FROM TILE MONITEUR.) " Want of ammunition 'obliged our people to ab- - - at least 10,000 florins. It is said, that the Jewish A Letter from Madrid, of the 29th January, con- stai n f rom any further enterprize against the Sultan, GENERAL VEVEREUX'S LEGION. Community at Frankfort makes no difficulty of ac- . tams the following details : The moment is now at hand when the system which *. quiescing in these conditions, except that which ex- and to return to the neighbcitwing Island of Bence, eludes them from public employments. However, " General Freyre was to commerce his •movement to wait for reinforcements from Java. has been so long carried on in Ireland, respecting •'. South America, will necessarily be brought before this extension is but just ; because, not to- speak of on the 25th. It is now demonstrated that Cadiz " In consequence of this resolution, our people fell the Public in its true colours. Colonel George Vaughan other reasons, the capacity to obtain public offices will not fall into the power of the Rebels, and that down the river of Palembang ore the 15th of June, Sampson, of the Hussar 'Guards of General D'Eve- absolutely implies the full possession of the rights of the moment approaches when they will be dispersed and after the 1 d landed the troops iaon Banca, ships reux s Irish Legion, was summoned to appear before citizenship in their full extent ; and, as long as the force and by their own divisions, which may by the Sitting Magistrates, at Marlborough-street Police- • ' Jews enjoy this right only with certain limitations, took their station at the mouth of the river to pro- O ffi ce, Dublin, on Thursday, the 4th instant, to hear their claim to public employment is null." render the employment of force less deplorable. tect that part of our territory." , read an Information, about to be sworn against him :. Though we quote this article from a German Pa- Dissensions exist among the Chiefs ; some very warm by Thomas Patterson, charging him with having, in per, we are far from believing it authentic ; but ra- personal altercations have taken place between Arco New York Pa violation of the Foreign F.nlistment i Bill, enlisted then consider it as a foolish persiflage directed against A Commandant of Artil l ery—a • arrived this mornin gto the 16th gnero and Banos, ery—a - and engaged his Majesty ' s subjects, n Ireland, to the Senate of E:ankfort and the Jews of that City. January. The following are extracts : duel has been the consequence. Already a diminu- serve as soldiers against-the Colonies of his Most Ca- PROM THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER, JANUARY 15. tholic Majesty, in South America. Colonel Sampson PRI VA TE LETTER. • tion has been made in the pay, which excites dis- Letters from Havannah, to the 20th ult. mention, was attended to Court by a Solicitor and two eminent - _ content and desertion. The arrival of General Freyre, . Lawyers. The informant was also attended by a that coffee would probably continue at 22 cents. but " CADIZ, JANUARY I. with an imposing force, will do the rest. Solicitor, and bsathe Crown Lawyer, Mr. GREENE. " Since the Bth, nothing very ..lportant. in a mi- "Qn the 22d, at Cadiz, an Officer at the Theatre that sugar would decline; it also states, that the The witness was examined by the Magistrates, _ litary point of view, has taken place, but the system cri e d out Long live the Constitution of the Cortex ! . United States schooner Lynx, on her late cruize, and by the Crown Lawyer, and was cross - examined • , s. of police every day becomes more severe. Several touched at Havannab, and that it was generally sup- by the Counsel for the defendant, who very ingeni- This provocation • • Athe •A . . excite. greatest in.ignation. 1 arrests of great moment have taken place. Notwith-ously contended, that the Act of Parliament was de- msed by the inhabitants, the she had come to ap- , --' standine all this, secret intercourse is kept up with The Officer was recognized as the person who Caused 1 b tective, and that no part of it was su ffi ciently strong • • American merchants of the prob a bility of prise the the Insurgents, and though under great di ffi culties, the death of the unfortunate General Solano,•on the an important affair is preparing. If we durst, the entry - of the French into Spain. It appears that he an immediate war, and to aid in removing their tion thereon. This point was ably disputed by Mr. Insurgents would be received with open arms, but has been the victim of his audacity and of the;pcs effects. Two days after, the arrival of the PRESI- GREENE, when, after a debate of three hours and a those favourable to them cannot commune with DENT'S Message removed their fears, and caused half, in which much learning and ability 'were dis- • each other, so many eyes and bayonets are upon ruler fury . " played, the Magistrates decided that the Information them. In short, martial law prevails, but all w H Neill . FROM TILE JOITRN much rejoicings. There are many Americans con- AL DES DEBATE . should be taken; in consequence whereof, Colonel not avail. Though slowly, the work will go on. It' The accounts from Andalusia continue to be more fined in the fortresses and prisons at the Havannah, Sampson was bound over, in the usual manner, to 2. is not only the nature of the cause, but the good con- , having been captured in Mexican and Florida priva- and more satisfactory ; there is now no longer any take his trial at the next Session of Oyer and Terminer. duct also of those openly-engaged in it, that inspires which Leers i they suffer much from their treatment. This trial will excite much .interest in the public • uneasiness as to the issue of an event did at • .. confidence. The National Treops are united to each mind, as by its result a question of great importance other like brothers, and no thr eat or promise of here first present itself under an alarming aspect. Gene; THE SPANISH MAIN. to the Public will be decided, and much matter will DINAND can sever them. They ere now practising a ral Frere positively set out from Seville on the 25th A letter dated St. Thomas, of the 11th December, be elicited, which has been heretofore e nve loped in lesson they learnt long ago. They are besides corn- of January, to march agairst the Rebels. He was, says—" I have only time to inform you, that a vessel mystery ; and it is to be hoped, should any system -, manded by military men of known reputation and on the 27th, at Port St. Marie. His troops were ani- arrived yesterday from a Royalist port, and brings of imposture or fraud be proved against those who ' merit, and also of exemplary conduct. GUTIEREZ mat • , elated with the best spirit, and he herd to reduce the important intelligence of Bolivar being at the were so actively engaged in transporting our fellow- and G ROC ES, Artillery Officers ; A iteo-A RGULR O . subjects to South America, that they will meet with ' Colonel of Engineers ; with the two brothers, SAN Mi- the Rebels without the shedding of blood. The head of fifteen thousand men, well disciplined, and their deserts. . , ' GUEL, all know their duty well. QUIROGA, Coloirel discontent is general among the latter. The soldiers marching rapidly for Caraccas. Murillo has only of the Regiment of Asturias, and who fortmlately appeared disposed to profit of the Amnesty which about four thousand men to oppose him. There is NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. -.. escaped hence and joined them, is a veteran, and been offered them in the name of the King. We but little doubt that this campaign will put an end to had — to his military talents adds a fine and engaging per. Rummy's, FIZIUARY B.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the John now in momentary exw'ctation of receivine news the war in that quarter •, in fart we consider here tt son. He is prompt and extremely active. No dif- are - • -•-• - 1 and William, °lleum, from London for Liverpool. Sailed the ficuity or danger ruffles his temper. By spontaneous of the total suppressivn of the sedition. that the independence of Venezuela is established." Friendship, %Lam, for Waterford. Put back the Aiming, for Cork. • i acclamation he was declared Commander of the An event happened at Cadiz, on the nights of the SPANIS . I-1 NORTH AMERICA. PLYMOUTH ' FiIIiVAIT 9.—Waxen S.—Arched the Belly , army, under the title of General in-Chief of the Na- 21th and 25th of 'January, which proves, better than Th e n ews from this qua r ter o f thlbe goe conti nues Canal's's, fpm London for Faro. ' /. tional Army (ad interim), protecting the meeting POSTSMOUTH, Fzaavasv . lo.—Wind Pease , W.—Sailed the all possible reasonings, the aversion of the Spanish crude and contradictory. The Orinoco Courier, of of the Sovereign Congress. They want for nothing. transport, for Chatham. ' —By the fall of La Cauca, as well as by the nuns- people to all - ale 30th October, announced, that Bolivar's army R. DEA r L ih e FLII N ZIJAZY 10...-Will f 0 NN.W.7 ew 1 Ca k me l lown from the • bers daily flocking to them, they have had the value who, under the pretext of establishing liberty, think had broken up from New Granada, for the Lower Hattois Da w, y, and it rtn i t'erp o riz r e, Coor or for i Ja ar m si a ll ic i a; • Catba- • able acquisition of several Civilians of talent and only of fomenting-anarchy . A certain Colonel, called Count' ies; that the Patriot cause was successful, and ea r rift 'aws, for Gibraltar ; Hero, Jexims, for St. Vinci.nt's ; experience. The Press is the only privation under St . e e k • t Cadiz for ha vin a„o, nown a having figured in the Santa Martha had joined it; but from other quarters, the g George, Hutu., for the South Seas • Lord Suf6 14 Baowx, for Cadiz ; Nearchus, STEWART, for Sierra L eo ne; e ' 't which they labour. They lead us to expect that their the popular commotion which took place in that town it is stated that General Bolivar had been defeated. Fi r e Ja Lsn, for Batavia Maria TAIT, for St. Lucia. •• example will be followed in many other points of the Peninsula, whither emissaries were immediately sent. in 1808, and the melancholy result of which was the " VALPARAISO, OCTOBER—o'Clock.—Several of the outward-bound have sailed ; ' s. among them the Riga, for Havannah, and Emulous, for Antigua. It is known they have a strong party among the massacre of General Solano, attempted to excite a if It is a long time since there has been an arrival HARWICH, FICIIIUA O Y 10.—Wind N.W.—Arrived the Lady .: Nepean packet, with a Mail from Holland. troops commanded by the Agents of the KING, and new commotion in favour of the revolters. Followed from the United States at Buenos Apes, and still LITZRPOOL, FINIMIAIIT 9.—Arrived the Comet, isersov from possibly of this fact the latter are not insensible.— by some factious individuals, he through ran the longer since we have had the pleasure of bearin g Bahia „Neptune, BALZA %Jr miry, fres& Pernambuco; Clarissa Ann, 14y the bay of Santi Petri they have received several st re et s , -" Long live the Constiiutiori r but cr y in g , from you. The squadron under Lord Cochrane vessels from the Barbary shore, loaded with provi- —from New York (sailed l 3th January) ; Philip Tat , . Wninza sious, fruit, &c. Santi Petri is an interesting point, the people and the soldiers of the garrison were so . sailed from this port on the 10th, 12th , and 14th ult. from Norfolk ; and the Thomas, Hurcnuiscs, from Savannah , owing to its locality. It is a fortified island at the indignant thit they executed justice on them on the and from Coquembo, where they stopped to take 100 (sailed 11th January). mouth of the river of the same name, mountin g 21 spot, before the Authorities could lay hold of the L m • men, on the 17th. The ships are in fine order, 'with GLASGOW,. FEBRUARY S. heavy cannon on a battery en barbette. Iri the left FROM. THE- GAZETTE DE FRANCE. • rockets, well officered and manned; and his Lordship • ' angle are two mortars, and in the opposite one are -A Courier Extraordinary from Madrid arrived to- is determined to do something b 'll . - n hint. The Beaver Yesterdai, Messrs. D. POTTER and it. MgCALunt, four 18-pounders, level with the water. The bay forms a kind of horse-shoe, and capable of containing day at Paris. He has brought, it is said, news from booksellers were taken before the Sheriff , charzed was at Callao, and had made. a great freight; the' • • ' • e with selling seditious books ;and, after undergoing a large number of vessels. This will be a most con- Cadiz to the 26th, and from the Capital to the 31st. Canton was also at Callao, having brought a cargo an examinatian, were both committed to 1 A gao . veniettt spot for the South American privateers cruiz- The Madrid Gazette of the 29th, received by this f from Cacarmayo. The Pallas, of Boston, was also considerable quantity of books, among which were• • • ing in this quarter. In the Castle their State prisoner, C our ier, contains nothing interesting. We are as- there, with several other vesselt We are afraid that The Black Dwarf, The Manchester Observer, The are confined. Admiral VILLAVIGENCIO is at a loss cured that, in the night of the 24th and 25th, a small Lord Cochrane will fill in with some of these vessels; 'Rertidicax, The Spirit of the Union, The Black what to do with his fleet, which soon will be in want of water and provisions." number of individuals, with a person of the name of as he is desirous of getting prize-money, we fear they ip •'• 'Book Dolby's Parliamentary Register, Cobbett's Political Register, The Peterloo Massacre, Paine's St. Jago, at their head, had paraded the streets of would be condemned, in case of bein g taken." kii lights o f Man, Age of Reason, Common Sexse, and Sir ARTHUR CLARKE, who.* interesting Essay on Cadiz, endeavouring to excite a rising; but they • — his other works, were carried off by the Officers. A Bathing is probably in the hands of most of o u r were pursued by the troops and by the inhabitants, Yesterday the Dukes of YORK, CLARENCE, and precognition is going on before the Sheriff. . Reader% has just announced a small Volume, which, and massacred before they were able to disturb the SUSSEX, visited the Klee. _ . from the importance of the subject, we have no doubt tranquillity ofehe City. It appears that this St:Jago Prince LEOPOLD continues the constant companion The Countess COWPER was safely delivered of a will meet with a very extensive circulation; particu- of his afflicted sister, the Duchess of KENT. daughter on Wednesday, at his Lordship's residence is the same person who, at the commencement of the larly since we understand that the Author has been The Marquis and Marchioness of HUNDLY left in George-street, Hanover-square. solicitous to use the most simple language, divested, Spanish Revolution, headed the populace of Cadiz who their house in Great George-street, Westminster, yes- Comm - OF MAYO. —pie Ribbonmen continue to , as far as possible, of technical and scientific phrase- assassinated the brave Gen. Solana, then Governor of terday, on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of give serious annoyance to the peaceable inhabitants • ology. It is entitled The Mother's Medical Assistant. that town, and who had been the companion in arms TAVISTOCK, at their seat, Oakley House, Bedfordshire. of a considerable district of this county. They are Mr. BUNN, the Manager of the late Birmingham of General Moreau, in Germany. It is understood at The Marquis and Marchioness of' LANSDOWN are penetrating our boundaries from the Counties both of Theatre, has appeared at the Public Office, - Bow- - expected to leave their seat, Bowood Park, Wilts, this Galway and Roscommon ; and, to frustrate their street, and made affidavit to the schedule of his losses Madrid, that Government has given the most posi- day, on a visit to the Earl and Countess of at active schemes of evil, a very increased degree of vi- by the burning of that Theatre, amountins to up- tive orders to General F re y r e to avo id, as much as oeir seat Middleton Park, Oxfordshire, on their way gilance will, we apprehend, be necessary, on the part wards of £4,800. possible, any engagement with the Rebels, in order to town. ,of the Magistracy and Gentry, generally. • _ . . . . . FROM THE JOURNAL DES DEBATE. The accounts from Andalusia continue to be more and more satisfactory ; there is now no longer any uneasiness as to the issue of an event which did at first present itself under an alarming aspect. Gene; ral Frere positively set out from Seville on the 25th of January, to march against the Rebels. He was, on the 27th, at Port St. Marie. His troops were ani mated with the best spirit, and Le hyped to reduce the Rebels without the shedding of blood. The discontent is general among the hitter. The soldiers appeared disposed to profit of the Amnesty which had been offered them in the name of the King. We are now in momentary expectation of receiving news of the total suppressivn of the sedition. An event happened at Cadiz, on the nights of the Tith and 25th ofJanuary, which proves, better than all possible reasonings, the aversion of the Spanish people to all instigators of disorder, especially those who, under the pretext of establishing liberty, think only of fomenting-anarchy. A certain Colonel, called St. Jags), known at Cadiz for having figured in the popular commotion which took place in that town in 1808, and the melancholy result of which was the massacre of General Solano, attempted to excite a new commotion in favour of the revolters. Followed by some factious individuals, be ran through the, streets, crying -" Long live the Constiiuticni r but the people and the soldiers of the garrison were so indignant thlit they executed justice on them on the spot, before the Authorities could lay hold of them. FROM. THE' GAZETTE DS FRANCE. A Courier Extraordinary from Madrid arrived to day at Paris. He has brought, it is said, news from Cadiz to the 26th, and from the Capital to the 31st. The Madrid Gazette of the 29th, received by this Courier, contains nothing interesting. We are as sured that, in the night of the 24th and 25th, a small number of individuals, with a person of the name of St. Jago, at their head, had paraded the streets of Cadiz, endeavouring to excite a rising; but they were pursued by the troops and by the inhabitants, and massacred before they were able to disturb the tranquillity of,the City. It appears that this &Jag° is the same person who, at the commencement of the Spanish Revolution, headed the populace of Cadiz who , assassinated the brave Gen. Solana, then Governor of that town, and who had been the companion in mils of General Moreau, in Germany. It is understood at Madrid, that Government has given the most posi tive orders to General Freyre to avoid, as much as possible, any engagement with the Rebels, in order THE SPANISH MAIN. A letter dated St. Thomas, of the 11th December, says—" I have only time to inform you, that a vessel arrived yesterday from a Royalist port, and brings the important intelligence of Bolivar being at the head of fifteen thousand men, well disciplined, and marching rapidly for Caraccas. Morale has only about four thousand men to oppose him. There is but little doubt that this campaign will put an end to the war in that quarter ; in fart, we consider here that the independence of Venezuela is established." SPANISH NORTH AMERICA. The news from this quarter of the globe continues, crude and contradictory. The Orinoco Courier, of the 30th October, announced, that Bolivar's army had broken up from New Granada, for the Lower Countries ; that the Patriot cause was successful, and Santa Martha had joined it; but from other quarters, it is stated that General Bolivar had been defeated. VALPARAISO, OCTOBER 8. " It, is a long time since there has been an arrival from the United States at Buenos Ayres, and still longer since we have had the pleasure of hearing from you. The squadron under Lord Cochrane sailed from this port on the 10th, 12th, and 14th ult. and from Coquembo, where they stopped to take 100' , men, on the 17th. The ships are in fine order, 'with rockets, well officered and manned; and his Lordship is determined to do something brilliant. The Beaver was at Callao, and had made. a great freight; the was also at Callao, having brought a cargo from Cacarmayo. The Pallas, of Boston, was also there, with several other vessel. We are afraid that Lord Cochrane will tall in with some of these vessels; as he is desirous of getting prize-money, we fear they would be condemned, in case of being taken." Yesterday the Dukes of YORK, CLA AVID!, and SUSSEX, visited the K ixa. Prince LEOPOLD continues the constant companion of his afilicted sister, the Duchess of KENT. The Marquis and Marchioness of HIINDLY left their house in Great George-street, Westminster, yes terday, on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness of TA VISTQCK, at their seat, Oakley House, Bedfordshire. The Marquis and Marchioness of LANSDOWN are expected to leave their seat, Bowood Park, Wilts, this day, on a visit to the Earl and Countess of JEaszy, at Jleir seat Middleton Park, Oxfordshire, on their way , to town. 2'IlE ARMY. Mr. TA IT'S Letters, Nos. 4 and 5, are, for parti cular reasons, to be for the present withheld—until the occurrence of circumstances which may more imperatively demand their publication. The seriei following those numikrs shall appear as soon as Ave can make room for them. Sunday,the Staff of the South Mayo Militia, from Westport, commanded by Adjutant HIGGINS, passed through Castlebar; and the Staff of the North Mayo, from Ballina, undet the orders of Colonel JACKSON, have arrived at Mayo. We are not acquainted with their ultimate destination. SOUTH AMERICAN EXPEDITION FITTING OUT IN IRELAND. GENERAL VEVEREUX'S LEGION. The moment is now at hand when the system which has been so long carried on in Ireland, respecting South America, will necessarily be brought before the Public in its true colours. Colonel George Yonghais Sampson, of the Hussar Guards of General D-Eve reux s Irish Legion, was summoned to appear before the Sitting Magistrates, at Marlborough-street Police- Office, Dublin, on Thursday, the 4th instant, to hear read an Information, about to be sworn against him by Thomas Patterson, charging him with having, in violation of the Foreign Enlistment Bill, enlisted and engaged his Majesty's subjects, in Ireland, to serve as soldiers against, the Colonies of his Most Ca tholic Majesty, in South America. Colonel Sampson was attended to Court by a Solicitor and two eminent Lawyers. The InfotMant was also attended by a Solicitor, and by.the Crown Lawyer, Mr. GREENE. The witness was examined by the Magistrates, and by the Crown Lawyer, and was cross-examined by the Counsel for the defendant, who very ingeni ously contended, that the Act of Parliament was de fective, and that no part of it was su ffi ciently strong 'to authorize the Magistrates to receive an Informa tion thereon. This point was ably disputed by Mr. GREfiNI, when, after a debate of three hours and a half, in which much learning and ability 'were dis played, the Magistrates decided that the Information should be taken; in consequence whereof, Colonel Sampson was bound over, in the usual manner, to take his trial at the next Session of Oyer and Terminer. This trial will excite much interest in the public mind, as by its result a question of great importance to the Public will be decided, and much matter will be elicited, which has been heretofore enveloped in mystery ; and it is to be hoped, should any system of imposture or fraud be proved against those who were so actively engaged in transporting our fellow subjects to South America, that they will meet with their deserts. NAVAL INTELLIGENCZ. FaLworrn, FriIQAIY B.—Wind S.W.—Arrived the John and William, °llama, from London for 'Liverpool. Sailed the Friendship, WALLIS, for Waterford. Put back the Mons, for Cork. • PLYMOUTH ' FIBILVAET S.—Arched the BAN CuAssaras, from London for Faro. Pons-mourn Fznavarr . lo.—Wind W.—Sailed the Pease, transport, for Chatham. DEAL, FLEIVAZY 10.—Wind N.W.—Came down front the River, the Nancy, WELSH, fs4 New York ; Marsh, Rienvia, Hatton DAvraou, aid Enterprise, Coor , for Jamaica; • Catba rine, Ihmarars, for Gibraltar; Hero, Jersims, for St. Vincent's; the Ling George, Dutra., for the South Seat • Lord Suffield, Baowx, for Cadiz ,• Nearchus, STEWART, for Sierra Leone; the Jane, MEM:MAN, for Batavia; and Maria, TAIT, for St. Lucia. —Five o'Clock.—Several of the outward-bound have sailed ; among them the Riga, for Havannah, and Emulous, for Antigua. HARWICH, FICIALIALOY 10.—Wind N.W.---Arrived the Lady Nepean packet, with a Mail from Holland. LIVERPOOL, Finmviar 9.—Arrived the Comet, iscirsmi, from Bahia „Neptone iiki.mixrr, from Pernambuco ; Clarissa Ann, from New O rle ans; Martha, Fames:ix, and Magnet, (bun, from New York (sailed 13th January); Philip Taw, Wnsusa from Norfolk; and the Thomas, HUTenuisim, from Savannah (sailed 19th January). GLASGOW, FEBRUARY 8. Yesterdai, M essrs. D. POTTER and A . MgCALLVII, booksellers, were taken before the Sheriff, charged with selling seditious books ; and, after undergoing an examinatian, were both committed to gaol. A considerable quantity of books, among which were The Black Dwarf, The Manchester Observer, The 'Republican The Spirit of the Union, The Black Book, Do lby's Parliamentary Register, Cobbetes Political Register, The Peterloo Massacre, Paine's lights of Man, Age of Boson, Common Sexse, and his other works, were carried off by the Officers. A precognition is going on before the Sheriff. The Countess COWPER was safely delivered of a daughter on Wednesday, at his Lordship's residence in George-street, Hanover-square. COUNTY OF MAYO.—The Ribbonmen continue to give serious annoyance to the peaceable inhabitants of a considerable district of this county. They are penetrating our boundaries from the Counties both of Galway and Roscommon ; and, to frustrate their active schemes of evil, a very increased degree of vi gilance will, we apprehend, be necessary, on the part of the Magistracy and Gentry, generally. 4 '~ I