Star. — London, England, 1808-10-28 00:00:00

SAWN.• • COINCAZOS, OCTOL7..R 4. We march hence to-day, but we know not whi:ner. air General has mounted his horse, and we shall qinckly learn our destination. It appears that the French at Bilboa have fallen into a snare froni which they are very anxious to escape. VILLAPERLATA, SEPT. 29. _- We are assured. here that the French are cut off by our army, which, .is every moment approaching them More closely. ' ,Oar cores (el Bat,talles Literario) had it not been traniterred to another divjsioa, would tlready have had 'the sleet .of doing something for . Our beloved Ferdinarid _ JAEN..SEPT. 17; • ,Orders have been.received herd for the troops of .the division of Vengas to march. We are railing acorps, to becalled 44 the Reg;Ment ofgaylen." , • - -.-• In Iltrera there are;l3oo Fresicli'prisiin . ers belong ., lug to,Papont's army ; there is also an equal number A in tst:44 and Osuna. In Almeria there are 554, , among whom are 26 officers, including a Lieutenant- II (colonel. ',There are also 174 cuirisSiers in this ...number. • PROCEEDINGS OF THE CENTRAL / AND SUPREME JUNTA OF THE GOVERN'AIENT.—FROK T;IE 11.1DRID GAZETTE. AiitANmEZ, OCTOBER 4. . On the 25th of September last, the day on which the Supreme and Central Junta of Government was installed, that event was communicated to the Presi dent of t!!...! Royal Council, along with as authentic copy of the Act• of Installation. On the 26th the 'President gave his sanction to the said Act in the fol .' lowing' terms . : ''Most Excellent Senor—With the greatest -plea sure I have communicated to the- Council the letter of your Excellency, in which you inform roe .of the first meeting of the Junta, consisting of the Deputies -of - the Juntas - and existing provinces haVhig taken 'plate yesterday in thia city; hoping, with the greatest earnestness, that the . day so much desired may soon arrive, when those evils shall terminate that now afflict the nation by the captivity of our beloved Sovereign, Ferdinand VII. aid thewant t of a Government which may legally repreent him during his absence through the' whole extent othisslomisious.—May GOD preserve ' your Excellency manT years. . "•• - • - . 14, Mincer!. W. • • • :It The Doke Infantado to his Excellency Senor Count .4, g , rlprids Blanca, President of the Supreme and . Cellipt Josue of the Kingdom. - . • Most Excellent Senor—With that same unanimity of sentiment which was manifested yeiterday, in the „sr:limn installation of the Central Junta of ' the .Go vernment of the Kingdoms of Spain and the :Indies, • 'lit has been .decreed by: the said Junta this day to COMmunicate oo the Council ' the resolution and chargiby which, previously to admi;istering the oath ' tii its members, is terms similar to that mken by th 4 Members of the Junta, and of which I sent your Ex cellency an authentic copy in . my former note. 'That tribunal may dispatch its Communirmtions, provisions, and orders, to all those of the provinces, their Juntas already formed, Justices and Magistrates, Viceroys and Governors of every description. That in all cases respecting the government of these kingdoms, and the administration of justice, they may obey with the greatest exactness - and promptitude the re;oliitionsof this General Executive Junta, as the depositary of the soveieikn. authority of our . beloved King Ferdinand VII. till-we shall have the happiness-of seeing-Mtn fe=establiihed in :all the power and splendour of' his adiast dignity, *der_ pain - of being punished -and treted as rebels acrd' trances. 1 The Council shall, at tht'iarne time, continue therezehise of its ordinary finettions, in conformity to the laws, consulting ac eoiding to thenl`this .Ituixa,ip.easemv.here it may be liec`!-ssar, 44,414 i•ey*l:theit Niters.. and in all such cases - al' ttterwoalcilave referred to his Majestyecan-• fFlttattir.tO the insqw_tiOn. Vnet : rasclltiticy,.4l; communicate this resolution tlrdte ebuncir 6A p.,3 - Triiiikt .ii,a will take the earliest opportunity 'fit advlsing me,:t.f your having dope, so,' flt ' ttrOficAticitt,or,the.hua . ta.—May GOA preterit ), '. tir l illep i cy ipany,ear. . t i :e • /., . npa p -sept,gir, 1 . 608. . , :,: , . • , t • • 7itllie 14121 . 0 f ithe andrtirith such -variations only as ...the different designations‘of each Colima reipect tively required, the same. communication was made to pie Council of State, the. Council of the Indies, tbe,Anqiisition, the War and Marine Departments, the Boards of Ordnance and Finance, the Commis- sary General of Crusades, and the Collector General of Fspolios,, with a sealed copy of the act of instal latton orth'Sitprerno and Central Jua.a of Govern mei, . . . Most Excellent Senor—The Council of Finance has learned, with the- greatest pleasure,' the- resolution. which your Excellency directed to be transmitted td them on the 26th of this month t . and the act of the' Supreme Central Junta of Government of Spain and the Indies, which accompanies the said resolution. In giving its most unanimous concurrence to the. measure, the joy of the Council has been as uniforii, , as it is certainly impossible: fully to etpress it, fa "tee" the Central Junta established, which bat been so' ustly desired by the whole kingdom, dud to whose happy efforts the general good of 'the nlonarchy, the wished for liberation o fcur beloved King Ferdinand VII. with the splen d our audAignity of his ThrOne, have been entrusted with the greatest confidence. The .Council has administered, with all the tenderness and satisfaction becoming their fidelity and obedience, the pathtbat 'ha's been prescribed diem, according to the instrtretions accimpanying it, leaving the same tohe done bysueli Ministers as bale/sot been able to con cut 'with the/Si to-day: LikeWiie regular orders were sent to the Tribtinal of.the Court Mayor, to the eve= neral c l outs of Valores y Distrilaticion y Milliones, and the circular was sent to the receivers of ptofits be longing to these Courts, recommending to them' the greatest exactitude. May GOD preserve you many years. e iSigned) lop:, rims casw.icao, &c.. Mad. - id,somnber Sq. • t :.t , , - _ _ . - - • - D. kief eAt Llano y Pravia, Member of the Privy Council, Secretary of State, and one of the superior Members of the Court of Exchequer, and as such ex ercising the function of Secretary of the said Court: I certify, that baying published an order of the Central Junta, established for the kingdom. If Spain . V and the Indies, comm Aranjuez, 26th of this which accompanied it,i same Central Junta, the ately, and with the grew solved that what the cuted, and immediately ministration of the oath: it shOuld be done in the which form was recited by .yery ?Iv as follows : " I swear to Goa and to till;; it se 2ospel, and to JESUS CHRIST crucified, whose image I have " present, that in the exercise of my functions, as " Member of this Council, I will promote and de " fend the preservatiowand advancement of our Holy •‘‘' Religion, fidelity to our august Sovereign, the de "-fonce of his Rigbtssand Sovereignty, the preserve. a dens of our Rights, Law!, and Customs, especi -" any the Right of Succession in the Reigning " Family ; and fitio4, whatever may be conducive " to the advantage and felicity. of these kingdoms, " and amelioration of our Customs, keeping secrets " in all cases which require secrecy, pursuing the " enemies of thew kingdoms at the expense of my ." person, life, and property.", The Dean of the Council administered the oaths to me, and afterwards the Members, and I administered the oaths to tlie Dean, all placing their hands on the Holy Gospel, in the presence of the Crncifix. To confirm this act with the authority of the Council, I give this certificate, signed by the Members. (Signed) JOSEF PEREZ CABALLERO, Madrid, Sept. 18, 1808. and 17 others. • Most Excellent Senor—The Members of the Su preme Council of War, mentioned in the subjoined Note, and who have the honour nut to have takes the oaths, which, by a decree, and repeated orders, was attempted to be forced upon them with the greatest rigout by the intruding Government, on the dame day in which they Nave received the orders of the:Su preme Central Junta of the 3th instant, have made the oath required, and . compliesl with 4he • other de mands made on thein • • The Marquis of Anuirollas, Don Joaquin Maria Sotelo, and other Members who 'bad SIX taken the oath, being absent, did not attend the Thbanal. 1:11e1 'Dean of the Council beisg ab,sent, in consequence of sickness, his place awes takes, by. the Secretary of the Council, conformable to the Royal Orders of the 18th of May, 1808.., .. • May Goo.preserve you rissay.years. . , - : (Signed) . • WatetritANClSCO DM To Count Florida Blausz, Scc-_,Scc• 'I !". ; • • •-/ .' Madrid, September C B, )130§.. , , ~.. ..... . - -, ! The Council of War Extraerdiunry 'assembleeflilei- , tember 28, I€4oB, 1). Pedro blendinueta, I..).:Anue.id, Louis del 'Real; di:Krq.aiers._,..: . , . . goST - xcp . ileAt..§sllOrr-4 - 4,oVi e lg It3ilibited , ,is ehe Conn:est . the Indies . nli.eyei Order, which your I:A -IL cellepcy lteest k pTeased to, address niefbraring tire the ii.6dt► inst.', jointy, with the copy of the Act el Ili . stallatien of the Sovereign Junta of the (lovernritent arthe Kingtfoms of Spain.and the Indies, this tribia- nal has complied with the same, and, irt consequence of it, taken the oath which the forementioned Royal ' Order demands, as your Extellenty will perceive, by the joiht resolution which I forward, signed by all the Members present. The Council have also judged it necessary to .circulate the correspondence through all the Indies, in the terms expressed by the Royal Order, which resolution I eemmunicate to your Excellency for the information of the Supreme Junta. , May GOD preserve you many years. . (Signed) tux AtaeLitita 017iAiAiiiitt. Madrid, Septemher es. ;,• .. : Count 11oridi Illinea, - President4i/tteeff. ". ' (Here fellows a &ttifitatt of the lamiering of the ,Oith ' of AileOartee to all the parties.] . . ,- • TO TLIE COUNT DL FLORIDA BLANCA. • Most Excellent Senor—On this day was presented, is the Council of the Supreme General Inquisition, the respectable , officill communication of your Ex. celleney; dated the 26th inst . . F t:otataining the agreeable information of the insiallatiiin of the .Supeepse Junta ,cif Spahr and tire 'lndies. inthe hatneLeit tett beloved Sovereign, "Ferdinaittl Vll'.' in ieliiCh fi deliosited the -.. exercise of the Royal'pciWeii - . ;'This ev ent, so desirable, bps filled with jity, And lively sensations the Member{ oftthi,Council,- who; without the smallest delay; have taken the Oath ofideli!rand obedience to theii Religion, Kint,"and Country, ih:•the forrn and man 4 ner which is expresse d by Resolution which 't , have the honour to . • tii i iitihePtcelle:•,cy,,fiir the information of the Stigike - Junta : they have ' also decreed, that , tvitheut loss Of timrtircular Corn.; munications.shall,be sent to all the inferior Tribunals; of Spain and the Indies, in order 'that they shchild. acicnowledge theldierelgts auto rVje !he _Supreme' Junta, an repibbe'br mphl any ollfre; oa* or act,: contrary to those of Our. beloved Soiereign..-- i The Countil hat the - satisfaction tent? That none . : of their Members hue committed any infraction o f theiettiost seared chitteit; notwithstanding! tire ntielis! and' menaceSiby lliiich iluli 4instant fiik . .110 . Aim in; vain annoyed. C..nnforable .to the order ,gf. th e' Cotincil and my own sentiments, I assure the E 1 g enie .lttnta of the mosi . prompt slitmission and o b edientc i to their supesiort. decrees. • May our tonb preserve' you many yeattu (Si : d) • • • - , ' “Onaluic HEVIA v Nplf,XLt. Vice Dean. Madrid, Septa, 1808. • . . (Here fbilows e Certificate of the Oath being taken by the Spanish Clergy.) • ' - I received with the greatestitsythiagreealihrletter of the ‘2tithinstunt, announcing the installation of the Central Junok, executed the preteding dal:Veldt Pre,4i remonies and formalities ,nied 'on such an oeCasmnit4l copy pf which ains eaclosed is it to be forwarded to the ! Commissary General of Crusade; i and in-Ordekt executewharyour Excellency ordeced - tne, dindefillift the oath sirhith` 1 ought to adMintster; is i'rtittrEe:e cellency did in quality of Ptesidetit of the &Trent& Junta, I will immediately 'convoke the .m 7 Vitf: buuals of Cruiada, and art - enfants corinithriii:ltit the correspondence to the Judges and Subalterns employed abroad in the different departments ofi the CruLada y Espolios, in order that they shoult acknowledge in the Supreme Junta the Sovereigir authority of our august and much beloved Ferdinand VII. and I will execute ail that is required fore.mentioned cortmumication. I cann( you all the joy whichl felt, considering happy and so glorious for this nation, • amidst its difficulties by receiving the ~ tion of Divp.ze PnowoxSCE, without which -Cur, Evx:ti!lWlTAlt. . .'....:.-'i.QN: • - - ' • 'l AY; dCrOtrE it tit • ''' L . la- • ST. suam, 4 .l ? frec. - t•ibi....;l l oltiisiness . done a ; the Stock . . - kith:wire. . - ' • . PRICE QF,SribCP3 YESTERDAY. ' • . .. . . S per' Cent. Rid.Anr. f Seat' ' *. Unix Ss. 88-pre. . r 3 per C. Cons. Aug. 1100 . India 80n45,...5.5*. pr.. 4 per Cent. RIR, ' ' tiir-tiurn I . i di,. 5 per Cent. Nl el 91490 -, • Stec Litiery Tickets, 1111.•15s. Long Ann. IS i;-16-1 . Cans. for acc. 67f • • - . General 11-Pfteitt has arrived in roviq' Emelt :is: bor.. He came 'home in the HuMe.se4st. 11a1.; ing landed at Plymouth ddring the lion gale ati Tuesday, the General had a very narrow escape; The boat was driven oft the rocks andbeat to pieces. : —(See our Plymouth Letter.) -.."2 ' t - .~JVI ' '+b .e • PI • • • - prelim:led a aeries of such unexampled- ~ `y GOD preserve you. ' --- D. PATRICIO MARTINSR.DS BOSTCIL We have already intimated that th e 25, is export certain commodities from Holland : Florida Blanca.' • ' inv oked. v.. oked. The new decreee issued on ' Inowledgments tollow from irk the dIN i . .... ...L An etportation ts suspended until furth er is a s follows : l ib: l n ad al ri s d a , n a d c. llagistracieS, and Xniprpo rate a it. The superintendence of the coast shall 1 shellbe commanded by General Dumonecait. ' LETTER FROM A UITISH owl / scat . three districts : I. From the Helder to the island' " Corunna, October IC " The army 'under ate eonmund of Sir D.tvia demo Harlingen by Admiral De Winter. s. the Jade by General Castanet. BAIRD arrived here on the 13th. Admiral . De diately COUslt ports of the kingdom, the CRY And Lieutenant Colonel KEtelfilbra UnineatatetT ' , *s ILL Th e Commanding general; shin after his landing, accompanied him and his Staff to i Tale for the execution of the exi • the Junta, where he was received with that attention , tool ika " ki ngdom, n'easure` trisg of and delight which characterizes the affection of the the enemy, as ._ wen as for all those we may hereafter I Spaniarcia s to the British' Nation. It would have been : sh Ab e ; neg a lig iv ence .H er i d .„ Psinclinatien of . .. the civil and Milit a d ai l y report made by them to th e Minister , fortunate if the army had arrived a few days earlier ' as , ... icings and . or liter, in either case it could have landed iinrueefi. ." " I° ately, which it will be now prevented doing for five bow arY or six days, from the circumstance of the Galician au- 1 ' """ e g 'Lau be compelled ,-- 1 place from whence they sailed, and they shah not m el se, 11 - the y shall be found to have an h roofs y p thorities havingonlythisweek acknow lei g edthe power 1 her of the Supreme 'Central Junta, and th e d iseinbarka- 1 * age. ' e ' en ' der the p retence that the y , suc as tion of the troops could not of course take place until I !molested with the enemy on board the return of the express which was immediatel y dis- • patched to Aranjuez, and which other w is e would not lensing to their crews ; the least package of rnerc ß udizs , the have been the case ; or had they waited a few days kind; letters or newspapers, they shall becom e longer, the order would have been ready for them. Civil or Military Authorities who wit i n nc a Sir DAI ID BAIRD has. been requested to land soon as the legality of the seizure skill have b een during this interval, and the Judge, who must pronounce a definitive sente e' any officers he may choose to permit. The horses arc to be disembarked imme- iof Men days at farthest. diately, and every exertion used to complete the "V. AU•nierelaaat vessels, whether bearing, arrangement made some days since upon the appli- estreice.tise,7eice shall attempt to enter any • cation of Lieutenant-Colonel Keetizny for the recep- roads in bke'above-mentioned district*, shall I - tion of our troops. It is impossible for any thing -to lbat,andalikiaed that the/ *tithe fired upon exceed the harmony which exists between .the Spa. azeer.r,.:i,,-.: - - • diards and Englidt of all classes. - • -Thisr.Deere.e.is stated to be the result c , • _ ? 4( Sr D..l4inte Generals MANipaiostatiei Wmtne, .ment agreed upon by the two Emperors d cfliti'OßD, secntlpt i night to the Theatre, a stew havk It is. said, mutually pledged th•rtaiument was . :grated, 41 whiett ;lei rya - • t4tcti the Seventh, and 'King Geolciee tlw 'flairsicetn- ehat none of the ports places unde r 1 11 L7 braced each other sent - al times ; this was received shall be open to any foreign commerce. with enthusiastic apislaWs as alho Gap savutim King, exclusion is to extend from St. - uhichWas • intrOducedickquentlYeaod,ReTfOrmed.With layontte.—Our accounts also mention, wholethwhole house stan ng..,, 4 super)) kox,,WAS fitted ls 1• h tni extresslY • ar Genet* Bente and his,Stail, -Many se w itc were ready to sail were detained, the British °ffi cers werg-...irivltPd - .k t e the.Pl l, 4o Jdnies, papers taken away. itnd if wasexpected their and every Spaniard s tairs to ref° iAe OA old friend would a ll be relanded. • r in every - Englislurian he meet.s., n - DAvier Betel) is, They moreover notice a rumour, as usual, the idol 9f the army; an is-ajmdy bode AeexAxnetrwas pacifically inclined, but that Bose ieffeihely popular with die inhibita4its qikriitnool;" Pawl's was for - strong measures, and upbraided the former with a disposition to renounce the principle a the engagements he had entered into at Tilsit. HOLLAND. A Council was held yesterday afternoon at tt.r Foreign Office. . Sir Hzw DALILSP4fLii attended yesterday limn= at Mr. CANNING'S The St. James's Volunteers watered, yesterdal, neatly WO. Wong. • They proceeded to Primrose-hill, whore, they had a sham fight.. . Ditrax4i#Tos al'rix.—tist nightTite Trawl/en ifnis iseiforrned, and - lltimitass made his first appeu• ante, for the season, in his favourite part of Ker. 'lie was greeted, on his entrance, with three disuatt rOunds of applause, and his song of rieter_v, &c. was stiost enthusiastically encored. Dowros, ipso:vont .ensi the other prominent performers, were muckap plaided in their respective parts, and the piece itsal 'ffthS - ts• retain all its original powerS of atzraction. In The Tine and the Dame, Et LISTON excites the Mai `,marked applause in his triple personification of such opposite characters, so suddenly and so stronglv cos. trasted. The hOuse was crowded at the close of tht 14 . . Tog nae—The Gam . Ater was the perfer• mance ; and, where the talents of Mrs. &DOWN KrußLE,...aucl.COoitit are united,.... the attraction and effect mutt ge 'Ow erf uL The Ladies who Werti at else it on Tuesday were so .much affected that they repes%4edly had recourse to their pocket bottles; but, lilieSkir,sit6, they never costa 'get them bey , tsd ;IN . , , „ The geprri Ih.th.,are with \each ado* • • -yibich than sbitvrthe greatest attakificin to the Dike of GLOUCESTER. 171 . 1.5 Royal Hl*ess, has made acenjed to dine lvi lji sereratof the, prinfaird A:WOK Ad - 10i** ,:*•1114044; in abundance. His Royal-}ll ; ghtteititetendsiliviut -serrtte .. . -. . We this day continue ont extracts from the Spa. nish Journals. ', .. A'tbia 24 a 124(*froti.l'Cortuuta of the , . --,-....--- ~ • , I liql je f,' ! .. alra..givetA k in- the.' -, preceding columns, mod,. tains several intere s ting trait!, of. the cordiality leaf exists lietteen Our coittftTylili.and the Spaniards! •:. Various and contradictory runionrs were itcqi. -. lation last night. „Qua, that the foFce Linde; , _Hex.. at :Billacevliad surrendered to the Patriots{ aryli that. rats 10sTrit had hairs .silrhAtutded• amen! prisoner.!--anotherYrthet;NO 'lied' been reinfor j eed' with IS or, accorttite . .oo,Atil . 34.400 'Wu- Both of these re • - tpd in !scales from: Comma of the I atticiAtt Oldie of *cm are noticed • - , church every Sunt.' ~,•',' .• • • . in the • printed j ourn al s lfrostshe .seletrphtee, Wilma, The lait arrii4s- lathjire--t I;orne . ddtvai tb the I9dh 4fistioL . o .*;t 4l 66 '7\ 411 ..., ''''''*J., . I. Lord &Tim • ' ira efitysten4 , Lord ant Lady Warwick, • 'the letters from mitie4 dig, 'al,tlW6t,..e. rut " Dowager 1.44 r tn, X.aay .clarina, Lady Newcomer, • . '..._ - L...;,/...ti...... r-- 4 Laity Bitemin/tatif . on, Lady Mersdiala , Hon. M. JanraTf Govettrite;nar4..taalufrosseand with [he Lygon Hon:MA.IW' - is Fratirsays+ Hon. Misr NCWing; . ' Wilt Carleton, 2reV ra d Lady Louie, Six Horace utmost expeditson.Ft4iudent imhamatipmena %ad Hon. nilnn, D sir J . Atrttruthi;r; Sir . 2lolmao4slpoys, Admiral organization, of eseryhdeagnteebasted frithithe tidal- and two Masse ! lartst;''Vict- and two Misses lAtet• nistration of publitkeffairs:' imody..tg r y. ciekit- Colonel, Mrs. and Miss DotirVeriay, Colonel Hare,Umatilla- Colonel Dambletoo, Majorcditance hiajor . and $4O. Herbs. meet is arranged, - ancr in regulareterciiii of its Np or Harsell, Major Le•;;pr.lniZrip, Rev. Mr. Walsh, Itc, functions: Theheadielt4A4atifili44iiehts t s i te= Winter Assert:di commenced on Thursday' . T he , to be most, judseteuslysalactedicandthairkapiraintrnent se'nnight , at the Motel, Exeter, and was by is understood to give univerraPitithataitioli. - The fOl: a numerous, and fitshibziable party ali of . whom, seemed lughlyle envy tbl azhairating de l i g hts of lowing are the'. whitat se t allude : the mazy da nce till a late 11 .• :- The gratification Don Tuo At AsMO R LA,lRte GuVertfOr of Cadii,Mlnister of Wa. thus afforded on the first siesta& fair to be produc- GAR EY of the Hoine Department, and', 7 ~: . tive of a full attyndence qu pacb,eteeeeding one dm . - Jovr.u.AsiNos of die Foreign.. - . . • ing the seelon.7l• - •';.• : :7t.. ~ , : Our letter st a tes, ihit'anotherj.ti t tilit_ ep..will be cep- The recent notice In the Gilietie, from the Props:lTT awialteul for the snpeiintendance .of Ariel:lean afli s • Tax•Oillte, to the West. India:Merchants, ea. has es. whileothers seem to think that Arnetisi Silit lieitin.3.! Ei s lcly i e:it a3tonishrnent, and ix ;likely to produce con .. _ . . ), ernbarrasseient ifrebe-West imliatracle. The use e ofiertgamteos. * pi -- nific H. A .l. .' t _ . , • ~ . .. . .„ ja .. • k •• Merchants are required bf etbfernment, to make ••• t • . 4 1 .iv i t i .... 41 . 1 4 1° P ft `0 , • terfthe 44 3 faiiiirarit 'irtitn return of the nefproceeds aftlie 'colonial prc....iL - . cr. v..h1:11 ! the,,Jugta .ot. Seville;is - appointed: , by , the ' e has : passed-throughtheir hands • rinee the passing of thr Ne tn Government of Spain to our Court. 'irectie ,J,,,, Prapirty Ten At, *reparatory to their being Failed , ltilli tel ... :,.. .If ...tili th . i.: ,i t l pp po ln t r n t :p t, ost T ai h i e uded. seleggp" .44l4 4 7 1 : 0 10y geod l l at upon for. 10 per C.ent.• upon the grlas'ambunt of w_ha. ' they may have received.• TheMerohants•assert, they lila' . !,are totally unprepared to comply stitlistkli 'a demand, rerat t rteilhe dix!aithi•tigesitk,and judisiptAiilieeibed : and that k wilt: be impatible for then\ for some time 0 ‘ittiiebta Government of Spain. ' ..",. .. ,•7 ,- to come, to aseettaialsont the - West litdia Planters,. • ;c •- .: ,; 'A I L, 1 th ,u,i,44/114...._ -`kri .. ; •- • the amount of the ezpence they may have Incurred in II - ` • —" tf We have sincere • - .tn stat hig,:l4 .- th .. e‘ 4 laliae• , ' t nu from the • ilia gallant Officer Sir Jaen c o e d s ., i u rearing the produce in question, *hir:h tlnifconceive, at all events, onght to be deducted from the net pril.• A iv:ems .of the West India Merchants, we was . ! SM7MAREZ • recoveetiflnut his indisposition. !understand, is in agitation? or for-thefptsseof repre . :dii*PcB34lPiltZiwilyesterdas,..tcircvzostance 1 sentieg the hardihip of their - ilea tif Goyeriiiiient• havvengd a . mtmr , 4 l -4aclieret's wire; The Remit , Cone-Exceaticut,i4asx.s.aes, Ocr. 28.—The sup- • ~, plies of Wheat this day are ;wain exceeding _ short,: the buyers almost dec li ne purchasing sitqfly in in price--Fine old 1105.--Bearce any Farley, or White Pear—Beans of the two kinds are ... dearer--There are likewise eery thort supplies . Oats; and sales thereof are aamei rather highta - -- ' Flour no alteration. ~ . unicated to me, bearing datpt not hale bow p is month, and with It sigtopy 1 blelloar Mal ,of the act of in staßastiott tit Vie ' STr) the Council assemblea law M .- . &Pe. 21 ;:eatest joy and satisfqictien4 'Toihe Count I order contained should bh [Similar ado n j i r 1 ay proceeded to the sole d- Arent Tribunal tzTrzi the which it prescribed, and at Bodies in Mach he form containetl in the order, ad by every ono of the members . . , .. Dyed Ferdinand t)itararisinisesetiterthe — tscittotskm that Isiah 5..! plies a • --------- --- ._ .iisiii ---" 4 4 required in the •gaeierillitt , pjrAgree:-),,, , -be La s Mnin.. and th innot expresslti 6470 1 i tay„pialta asi.staice, a ass , crease ing an event so • esly,s, Faa „ iris .i. This, of course, Malt, fortnWe veas ieinskismatovery hams ration Irrthose 'who rather e visible proteick , c sore era the li att of thii' ' vkr in - question. and of Oat hich there could ". ' ' •• i : 41 . • • ,i—... 4•64 4 r .- Ngs tr- . I‘ ., :''•( sc . '• 4 ' -4- , .. . • I , , the per m .. Holland has psi on the 17t11 1 0411 ...gani , Irthe r • la"' do I shall It divided island of Walob, * 1411111 , U. "2. Fr an tie ; lima 7 - S. Frbs ts tw in SOK V e in(rbe COZl Per : "ll llll: ll :4 o42 ing 1111"1: d titb i t bel, hereafter ceder. all le Minister, o r • . r as I give an acipat t , • Military w tlled att boa t 3 retain I. - s 1 all not be adrnio. hey have reecho • proofs of hayw t. as strange rs sm .. tnerchand ui t coo !corny the propen T tit in sei x i tz ties, vs re been dete rs * esenteneein t h e ee,;. sfif fOl earil " l nttehor z P all be aaTaed ing any of thou sks , eo at u s * bg tt ipon if they ateto is s es* of an engag " cels, perors at Erfu 111 :_, ?ledged themsety. gaft nder their coati. t. fierce. The line di, t. Petersburgh ra bii ration, that there. all.. be riotg:nnA