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The Englifti language has hitherto been without an completes and popular view of Univertal Hillary. It will be ioy can tered ity every competent judge, that Beirut Is at once too abort sod onhthdathory I that Voltaire is too gay and defukoryt and that the ggrrveaatt Engtith Univerfal Hillary is rather to be conflated Eke a than to be united as an analyas of the fulled to which it relates. What theft writers have not done, has been at. tempted by the author of the pas:work. He has been foil. $llO9ll to avoid the extremes of prolixity and brevity; to bedißindt, plaißrq. and auspreboaßve. This Work has, therefore, proved valuable &Nunlike to young pekes, to public khoots, to Ladles, to circulating Libraries, and, in general, to all rams who do not make Literature the foie Imam(' of their lives, and to whom the Unkeefal Hißory In 66 lupe volumes Is either too voionsinoos or tootepenfive. 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Sir.-Yola will receive herewith, for the lafermation of the Lords Commiaottere of the Adadraky, the copy of a Letter I have reedyed from Captain Chambers, of the Port Mahan, as nas die Imo* captured his Celiac Matelty'a pac ket El oa3o sicazube (Signed) RJACILIN. HL 's 19d Port Mahon, Sept. 300 Soy, Trinidad de N. li.hy N. dl tent 16 'agues. Sir—His Majetty's floop Poar Maaor, under my command, this morning croffed upon a fchoonow, lying to ; but on our near approach, made fail from us. I hire the honour of informing you the was captured after a shace of two hours, and pEoves, his Catholic IVialetty's packet El Galgo, comm a nded by Lieutenant IGNACIO Guoscer az, with thirty MO; pierced for fourteen guns, but only four brafs fwi. ids mounted. She is a very fiat coppered and copper flinched, well found, and fails fall ; left. C adiz on the 9th of Auguft, bad delivered difpatches at Camana, and was bound, with others, to Trinidad de Cuba and Vera Cruz, which were thrown over board. I am, &c. (Signed) saw. CII4IIIIIRII. Port Royal, Odtober 31. Sir—l am to requeft you to acquaint the Lords Commliboners of the Admiralty, that I have received& letter from Captain Mae donna4 of the Franchife, informing me of the boats Ut that fhip having captured the General Ferrand Educes privresr of one St- pounder, two four pounder isriwebionalbeery, Dee. bdorigieg to St. Domingo. She had failed from St. Jag° four days, and had wow bathing. I ant, &e. (Signed) y. a. nacaas. Shark,Port Royal,Odober 3 1. Sir—Herewith yen will receive, for the information claw Lords Coremilloners of the Admiralty, the copy of a letter I have re ceived from Captain Wright, of the Swift, enclofing a letter train Lieutenant Smith, of that floor, acquainting him with the fuccefa of an enterprise concluded with great bravery, which refledte great credit to the party engaged In It. particularly to Mr. Bowler, who has wit been two y cars &c tea. I ant. &e. (Signed) I• R. DACUS. His Majefty's Sloop Swift, Port Royai3Odtetber ay. Sir—in cemfsquence of Information I received while on my ela tion at Honduras, that a fehooner Guarda Cofta had taken team! refills trading to that Settlement, and If not captured, was likely to do much more rnlfehief ; I was determined to detach Mr. lonics Smith, Second Lieutenant of the Blip I command, with a party of men. to fcc what could be of rdted,and I take the honour to refer you to a perufai of his letter to me for on account of his fueeefs, which, for eat:tinfoil and bravery, has been acknowledged to bid fair for protedUon and countenance. La Caridad Perfata Is a very fine new 'Mid, and in my opinion, every way fit for his Majeßj s fattier.. I retrain, Sir, &c. (Signed) J. ' , RIGHT. - - • Mariamne Schooner, Baize. Sept. 4. Sir—l beg leave to acquaint ynu,that, in purfuance of ynor orders, I proceeded with the fchooner you placed under my command to the fcuthward ; and, while cruizing on that nation, and off the ifland of Bonacca, received information from the Caribbean fifhermen, that a Guarda Coal was at anchor under the batteries of Truzillo, and that the had lately cap tured and carried into that port the fchocner Admi• ral Duckworth, of Jamaica, with another veffel, name unknown, from Honduras ; I therefore maturely confidered the incalculable injury filch a veffel 'might caufe to the fettlerment, and conceiving it a duty in cumbent oumyfclf to prevent, if pefEble, further • deprecladons, fummoned the people aft, and, on My Rating dictate to them, they very readily volunteer ed to make an attempt to cut her out. According ly on the evening of the t3th ulr. I flood over, under cover of the night, for the harbour of Truxillo, and got well into the bay without being difcovered, when ,I manned two (mall boats, with fix men in each un der charge of Mr. WALKER, Boatfwalo, in the one, and Mr. Bawi. sa, Midfhipman, in the other, with di rations to pull in dole along Chore, and examine if our information was corral, Rendin at the fame time. with the fehooner to cover the w, if (=anon required. Shortly after we got in fight of the veffel we were in porfult of ; which was immediately boarded with great bravery by the boat's crew un der charge of Mr. Bow Lea, (the other from pulling heavy, not being able to get up) and, after tome re finance from the people on deck, they very gallantly got poffeffion of her. the Captain and other, Jumping overboard ; the noiCe this conten occafioned ihrmed the forts, which opened on us a very heavy ire. The cables were then cut, and fail made, the forts keep ing a continual fire on us till out of gun (hot, which was returned from both vends. She proves to be la Caridad Per feEta, fchooner rigged, copper bottomed, and pierced for fixteen guns, but mounted only with twelve, and bad'on board but fifteen men, the re mainder of her complement being on Chore at the time. lam happy to add, that in performing this fervice no perfon has been hurt. I have the honour to be, Ste. (Signed) JANKS Hercule. Wrovintor a. • Anna oadapyou,_ for the Information of the Lords Commit =the adollisitY , the copy of a letter I have received from M•lbmile, of the Wolf, &equaled/1g me able laving re tingllwed an American flip, and run we Rom the privateer Out eaphored her. I am, Sm. J. 5.DAC111116 Hie Majcay's Sloop Wolf, at Sea, °Bober so. • Sir—l have to acquaint you, that yenerday even- ing in confequence of information I received from the Sore, I gave chace to two fail in the offing, and foon came up with a (hip, which proved to be an American, captured a few minutes before by a Spa. nib privateer then Rending in ihore : I drape a boat to take poffeffion of her, and hood after the privateer, but it falling calm (portly after, I dilpatched two boats in chace ; they came up with, and boarded her at the very moment the !truck on a reef near the (bore, and about ten miles to leeward of Falmouth ; every effort proved ineffeEtual to get her off and (he went to pieces Coon after. She proved to be la Pre cieufa, a new cutter, out fix days from St. jago Cuba, commanded by G Geese, carrying three fmall guns and 23 men, five of whom made their efcape in a canoe previous to her being boarded, had made no other captures. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) G. C. mittitstuit. DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZE-MONEY. L for Me French brig Admit, 08. a, slog, will be pal at Plymouth the sad intent, and recalled every Wedged day and Friday for three moths at Nay, New Broad-Orem. L'Africadoe, for the capture of the Geode VOnaring, Jane 41. 1166 win be paki on board this day. As ado ter the =more of W Anna Maria, Vide Maria, Twe nefaften, Vrow Margin tbes,Ldfde. and Noir Gedacbt, Mai us, sloe. As alto for the capture of the &Wescott, Sept. IR aoe. Mew& for the cap ' tutu of the Jooge Jerre*, Nomads Llefbet, Zuremed, Jooge Maarga, Jonas Nubility., Joao Maria, Bruin Via, Hancock, and two Dutch farms, names unknown, June so, doe ; and the recalls ea all the above made will be et cry Wedoefsky and Sa turday for three years,at the Vannes& and Suffolk Banks, Great Yarmouth. The pnvefd Aber, for the Dutch dagger Vtlendfchep, esp. tura jade Its ace, will be paid tomorrow at N. to, JoluO Street, Adapt, and recalled every Tudday and Thurfday far three years. The gun brig Amber for the capture of l'Aitemble Dame; 04. 14. slog, will be paid every Wedoefday and T Meld'? at lA*. t, New Broad- amt. -- fiesiiatTeaur, for the Swab alp Ilan Pedro, taken Jam. Is, alloy, will be paid at the Agesn's 00ice in Plymouth, on Friday next, and recalled every Tufalay and Friday for three months. The bared armed dap Providence; far the capture of the Dab* • privateer De Her, alias l'Hooneur, April s a, a Boy, will be paid OR board the Providence en her arrival la port• and every Tuefday and Paiday after, kw three meths, at No. a, Clement 's Inn. The gun brig Then for the capture of the Yonge John and Peter, Mayl9, 1803, will be paid so her arrival la port, and re tailed as above for three years. Thiaday iresoiggilbsd, price 41. 1, pertnielon, to Ms Boyd iiiphoefs the PR of WALES, POETICAL AMUSEME on the JOURNEY of LIFE ; of peen In Vet*, Serious, Titanic. Eplirptsmade,and ; moos which is • Tributary Peens to tie Maniwy et the Rev. Richard Drawee, nod Chglito plug anitoy,Erg. Inferibed to Dr. ass air wren. By WILLIAM BUTLER. Printed at the Bath Herald OBee, and fold by O. Rothlnfon t Langsne and to.; and J. Mawman, London; and by the Bock alias of Basbacc. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Ann Berriif and James Thorpe, of Newark-opon•Treot, =A fters, coalmerchants, and vrharlingen, Oft. so, *op C. U. Williams and John Sherwood, Dec. 25, aos • Seth Smith and Seth Smith, Jun. (midis and ironmongers, of High. Arca, Bloomfbury, Dec 25,1805. William Wild and Jacob Hatfield, of Sheffield, table knife-cut lers, Dec. g, tios : Thomas ArPderfon, end John L. Higgins, of Maitland road, and Panenfelace,floor:cloth manufaCturas. J. Pori& sad Needham, of Charles-ftreet. Soho, Des. 31, dos. Tismaas Die-Moron and Robert Blealby, of Salford, Lanealffiro, Starch and &harm manufatturers,lllll. pp, Md. John Bingham 'and Thomas Golland, of Mancha's, tallow chasdlirs, Dec. 31, 403. 0. Ciamentfon and J. Crater, of Ileweaftle•upon•Tynt, In. fumes and cossuniflon broilers, Dee 31, dos. W. Corofortb, J. Burrell. and'{'. Reed, of Sunderland neat the Sea, failmakers, Dee. 31,1803. BANKRUPTCY ENLAR Grp. January 25. William Cotkerill, et Ludgate Hill, 'Audio linen draper, at tea, at Guildhall. John Richardfon, of the Strand, IVlldellefet, haberdalher, dealer ' and chapman, to furrender January 24, so, and February as, at ' eleven, at GulldhalL Attorney, Mr. Lamb, Alderfgate-ftreet. George Harrifon, late of Kingfton, Surrey, maltfter, dealer and ehapman, January t 7, 30,and FebruatT as, at ekven. at Guild hall London. Attorney, Mr. Druce, BtiUter (Quite, Fenaburch &eat, London. Joreph Biddle, now or late of Birmingham. Wanricl, Mire, faded', dealer and chapmaif, January ao, it, at eleven, and February as, at fbur, at the Royal Hotel, Birmingham. Attorniss, Metes. Rinderley, Long, and Ince, Symond Inn, Chancery-lase, Lea don ; or Mr. Palmer, Birmingham. Abraham Leech, of Salford, Lancafbire, alehoufe-keeper, dealer and chapman, January a 7.23, and February as, at two, at the Royal Oak Inn, Manche:ker. Attornies, Mr. John Law, Pall Mall, in Manchefter; or Mr. C. Jackfon, No. 3, Harveourt, Temple, London. John Helicon, John Dennifon, and Jofeph Robinfon, of Bolton-In the-Sands, Lancafbire, caliculdintcrs, copartners, dealers and cbapmen, January 12, as, and February as, at eleven, at the Caine Inn, In Blackburn. At tondes Mr. Robert Dewhunt, Blackburn ; or Mr. H. Blakelock, Temple, London. Richard 011ie, of Mancheiher, roller-maker, dealer and chapman, January 27, 29, and February ss, at three, at the Dog T. , Manchefter. Attornies, Mr. Thomas Hewitt, Manchefter ; or Mr. Ralph Ellis, Curitor•Brcet, Chancery-lane, London. DIVIDENDS. January 24. Elfden Anthony Vince, late of Greenficad,Colcheftcr, Inez, merchant, at ten, at the Red Lion Inn, Colahefter. January 11. John Fanden the younger, late of Clipflone-(tree[, St. Mary-la-Bonne, Mitidlefez, carpenter, joiner, dealt: and chap. man, at ten, at Guildhall. January t. Thomas Almond. late of Donate Hill, London, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. January 24. Georg* Loth, William Loth, and John Dierierick Lubbren, of Neweaftle-upon-Tyne, merchants, at eleven, at the Shakefpeare Tavern, Newcaftle.upori-Tyne. January 11. Francis Roberts, of tic Martin's-court, St. Martin's lane, Middlefex, mercer, at ten, at GulkihalL Swear) , a 3• Edward Flayingley, .111' ThOrne,Yorkilike, guiler and baker, at Dine, at the Angd Jan, Donc4tc2. - EAT MDIES. I f TILICY FROM 'THE CRYLON GOY2lolMtpy GA Z ITTI OF MAY 22. .805. The Right Hon. L4cly Wm. Brom sr x, attended by her fuite, let out early thipanorning for Negumbo, where (he intends refiding for a few days. Her La ilythip.was accompanied by his Excellency the Go. vernoa and Staff. At Panengarne the party embarked on the New Canal, after partaking of an elegant col lation, provided by A. Canes', Efq. Colleaor of the Diffria. CIVIL APPOHITtIrt4TB-•-aaroll to be Sitting Magif trate for the Town and Diftridt of Co umbo, and Prefuient of the Court of Juftlces, vice Farrell, deceafed. A. Bertolacci, Afq. to be a Member of the Court of Joftices. George Atkinfon, Efq. to be Surveyor• General, vice Jonville, relived. Boarlav, Jona t 2.—By letters from Mocha, under date of the Both of April, it is with much pleafure we learn, that Lord Vaiserta. has moll completely Inc ceeded in the object of his purfaits, and whofe labours and refearches in the Red Sea, when given to the public, cannot fail of 'Awing . both entertaining and ufeful. Rich and populous cities have been difcovered, the inhabitants of which are friendly in the extreme, and are particularly defirnus of cultivating a friend (hip with the Englifh nation.and of becoming more familiar with the commercial world in general. They procured befit provitions, beef, (beep, goats; end fowls( fine fprings of water. and fruit in abun,dance. at almoft every place they touched at. The (Irani; N. W, winds having let in with much violence, his Lordtbip had bore up for Mocha. Ten thoucand Turks are laid to have arrived at Judda, to check the fpirit of the Wahabies, While to,ooo more were at Crater and Suez. Panics or WAiall'S ISLAND, JUSS s.—The dif putes which lately &Wilted on this Oland have fob. fided, in confecidence of the (yam of farming the revenues being done awny, and an effablifhment pro vided fitnilar to that of Bengal. The Chinas and' Malay faders now live on terms of perk& harmony together, and the fpice plantations under their ma segment are in a highly fiourithing Rate. The few convias. who have been fent hither from India, con. duff thernfelves with great propriety fince the kW defertion. when fame of them role on their keepers, anirniade their efcape into the interior, where they hyped to gain the favour of the Native Princes. In this attempt, however, they were difappointed. Far from receiving any countenance, they were delivered up to our Government. The docks and roads have been ?hurl improved, and the fettkment is at relent free from any apprehentions from the enemy. Taavancoae, Joss ao.—We are informed, that intelligence bad been received by an American Tafel from the Mauritius, that very retinue dill:nue% here arika among the members of that government, re fpeaing the con ina of L,sots, who, they think, has not paid fufficient attention to the protalion of their mask.- _The natives in the interior are likewife diffa. tisfied with the new regulations which have lately been made, in confequenee of which aural afratEns. . . tioos hove taken place. • AV v • AME/Ocaf. CONGRESS OF THE UNITED STATES. THUMP, Dec. s.l l ktter the receipt, reading, and difpofal, of the Prefident's meftap, which sins referred to a-Committee of the whole Hoek, and isoo copies ordered to be printed, Mr. RANDOLPH. from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported a deficiency in the Navy Depart ment of 60,000 dollar —on. which a bill for appropriating 250,000 dollars was brought ip..read twice, and ordeted to be en. groffed to-morrow. WIDNISDAY, Dec. 4.—The Houfe went into a Committee of the Whole, on the Hate of the Union, General WIN UM in the Chair. Me. JOHN RANDOLPH offered the following, among other Refolutions 2 Refolved, That fo mach of the Meffage of the Pre fident of the United States as relates to the aggref fions committed on our coatis by foreign armed vet. Ms—to the defence of our ports and harbours—to the building of feventy-four gun fhiPs—and to the providing of arms and ammunition, be referred to a Sled Committee ; which was agreed to without divifion. Taußsisay, Dec. 5.—A Committee was appointed to inquire whether any, and if any, what claims againft the United States are barred by the Statute of Limitations, which in reafon and juftiee ought to be provided for by law. FRIDAY. Dec. 6.—A Bill to prohiit the exporta tion of arms and military bores, was reported, refer red, and made the order of the day for Monday next. A confidential Communication having been receiv ed from the Prefident of the United States, by his Secretary, the doors were ordered to be doted, and continued doted two hours. The Houfe then adjourn ed to Monday. Another communication was made, which, among others, embraces the following document : A letter from Governor CLAtit to the Secretary of State, dated Oftober 24, 1865, in which, after hating the preparations making by the Spaniards at Penfacola, and other places, he lays, is I flatter myfelf that hof tilities between the United States and Spain may be avoided, and that an honourable adjuftment of our differences may enfue ; but I am inclined to think, that the Spanith agents calculate on a fpeetly rup ture, and are making all preparations that their means permit to commence the war in this quarter." Now .YOU, Dec. to.—Capt. LOCKETT, arrived at Alexandria from Cape Francois, lays, !hat three days before he failed, a boat belonging to one of the Bridal frigates. cruizing off there, came in, and, the Purfer informed him, that a brig, of fourteen guns, from Gonaives, fuppofed to be the Orion, of Balti more, had fallen in with two French privateers in the Caicos pottage, and, after a defperate engagement had been captured, and every perfon on board maf facred." Ilossoa, Dec. 13. —Captain Bat/CHAN, comman der of the French privateer Creole, which lately cap tured the Briti(h Chip Either, off Charlefton, has at tempted to invalidate the account of the taking of that vette!, publilhed in the Charlellon papers, but cer tainly without fuccefs. A Briiith *hip o f ? war has failed in quell of the Creole ; and as the Captain has very good information where to fall in with her, it may be prefiimed that Captain Bove MAN may loon have to account in; his conduit to the Britith Com mander. 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