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GENERAL ELECTION. ST. JANILSI.II4II/ARE, NOV. 4, 1846. Sta. T SHOULD have felt highly flattered by the Vote of Thanks from the Freeholders ambled at the Crown and Anchor, on the 3.eth of °Rohm, for my Parliamentary cocdudt, if it bad not been accompanied with a Propofal toloin, what they &molested to term. my intwell with Sir FRANCIS f IDITT'S. Fran the commencement of my (kneels (oEtober so). I have uniformly declared to every Freeholder I bad the pleafure of meet- ing.tbat I hoed alone, uncornedtal with any other Candidate. The addrch whkh afterwards appeared from Sir FRANCIS Bel ',ITT to the Freeholders of Middlefev, certainly gave me no redoes to regret the line of coodu,t I had purfued...su I* TUC CONTRARY. Your obedient humble Servant, 0. BYNG. To EDWARD LANOLIT, RN Chairman at a Meeting of Freeholders offembled at the Crown anti Anchor.Odober TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLiEGY, AND FREEHOL DERS, OF THE COUNTY OF SURREY. GINTLIMLM, r rHE very flattering manner in which you have this day done me the honour of Re elating me, demon& my waroult acknowledgli.cts. The poßtive affurances of Rapport 1 received from every part of the Country, convince me beyond a ponibility of doubt, that had the canted continued longer, our Triumph would have been one of the moll fiznal in the hiftory of political tomtits. It ♦b.li be the Rudy of my life to merit a continuance of your ►lndnda, by a Impels= adherence to the principles by which I acquired it. And in difeharging, to the bed of my ability, my duty to the Country at large, I Mall not be forgetful (odic pard eider and local intends of this great and refpedtable County. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your mud obliged and moll devoted Servant. Guildford, Nov. 6, ISMS. W. RUSSEL!» This day was publithed, In Ore Volume. 0et2.0, rtUONAPARTE, and the FRENCH PEOPLE under 1111• EMPIRE By the Aortic,' of " Buonaparte and the French People under his Confulate." Tranflated from the German. Melts Tina and RICUMIDS rdpalrUlly Inform the Public, that they have jolt received from the Continent the original of the above Work. The Author is a diplomatic Nobleman of high re petition and were not Mara T. and R. reftrained by motives of honaur and prudence froen announcing his name, it would give additional sad permanent celebrity to Ms work. The Gentleman through whore medium it yam conveyed to them, is new refident in this country, an agile from his native Laud. on account of the (hare which he took in the publication of this damning record of the weekneti and erode.. s of Napoleon. For the dillernination of this and other wort% eapofing the madnefs and perikly of Buonapa , cc, the u, , fortunate Naas. altar a mock grist by a Court Martial. was Mot on Lisa Ramparts of Burma., and fuer Witt boob/elks,. implicated in the fame charges, were compelled to fly from the vitadidlive profcription of the mercilcfs Cornelia. A few remaining Copies may be had of the !econd Edition, in one Volume Octavo, price 7s. of Bsonaparte and the French People under Ws Coofulate." N 0.37, Leadeahail fleece. WEST MDIEJ. INTiSCCEPTED CORREAFONDL•NCE RELATIVE TO 'MIRANDA. PION TNT SPANISH MAIN ; PUBLISHED AT SALIM:OIS. " Miranda ►as made hinafelf mater of Coro, the garrifon of which, eonfitting of 100 ?tinkers, retreated wit►out oppofiog him. If the Englifb fupport him, be will give us more trouble than is generally fuppofed. On receiving thi► intelligence, the Cap ella Gateral and Intandant marched with all the armed force, but before they can reach him he will be fortified, fo as to fecure his retreat ; for no doubt he will have choke the belt and mat advan tageous pofn ion of the many the emit offen fur dctence,and there fore the confequences may be very ferious. it to not that there are any want of numbers well alfcdted to oppofe Mm. but the country Is entirely difarmed, and of what ofe is inclination without arms; to which we may add, the total want of money, for we have not a fingle Real in tbeTreefery." ABOTHEA LETT'S. ' " Of the perfona taken in Miranda'. feltponera, ten or twelve have bees, executed at Puerto Cavaco, and their heal. expofed on public piles in the public roads there. at La Guava, and other places. I.aft week was burned on the public pride, by the hang. man, the pl.aure of Miranda, the c•doun and fedltteus papers, found oo beard the fehooners, intended to infu rge this province. i t Is now Aid, that when the news of this expedition got to Spain, a nd of his being at Jaquemet, orders were given to St out four fb•ps of the line at Cadiz, to .bring out troops for our defence ; but I give no credit to this news—Spain to Europe is even worfe than Spain in America; they have neither money, provifions, or foldlcrs—all Is a labyrinth of miferles. Vl'e never fee a relict ar• rive from home ;—no, not even a fmall 011 C." Aler.THRIt I.6TTFR. 0 Miranda with his raped ittoti has arrived on the emit of COM, ad taken port on the elevation tailed the Vela. The garrifon eampored of 3 to men, retired on his approach to the heights above the town, to wait fora reinforcement from Maryeabo, which has Probably now joined. " The Captain General, with a RIMICTOIII retinue of euftom. boor; aims, priefts, furgcons, barbers, apothecaries, and all the armed (ogee of every defcription, marched on the a ath to farm a camp at Valencia or San Carlos, whence reinforcements can be (cut to any pftee attacked. " They carry with then) above r•ci.3 mid.. laden with provifione. ammunition. and flora of every dcfcription requifite for an army its the fidel. fulitude, want of moot y, and clay fort cuifcry, reigns in this city. The army have left behiud them all tl.eir &well conneelions. Not a face i. to be teen that II oat the pt f.ture of ex•reme grief-41dd.; without W)ooten, flops with• out workmen, I.snultet vrfthout money, and father without fors, tonal a rr.clai choly feer.e, wlik:b is only interrupted by the lumen. tatioos of the women ►ewailing the fate of their friends and gala. time whom they never raped to retails." AtIOTHIR LEtTilt. Thu fdlow Miranda, of whole peregrinations and delegable defies you gave ins a dean. will let es all mad, and leave us, by t►a expire he pet es to. without a lispenee to blefs us. He baa pelitively arrived at the Vela of Coro, and taken pat the garrifoo hiving retired on his approach without me►ing uppoStion. • • In cesecquece of this intelligence, the Captain Central, ac companied by a motley retinue, his marched with all the armed force that could be cnl'etted, to entanip at Valencia and Sao Car. lea, and there await events. Every thir.g nccclary for an army In the field has been forwarded, and we are In hopes the fuceefs of the capedltinn will be favourabk, until, h: be happened by the Eughilt, for Own a good eaplailatlou would be the molt advikabic mode of arrangement we scold adopt. We leave a numeroo• population. it is true; but the country kin 04412 long difa toed for eraions. Indeed the truth is, MC cams ally megle In the Queen's regiment, now reduced to it:, awn, which with the 'eyelid Militia, remain. for the prete . tlion of the Clothe , . and Capital, under the eentmand of Manual Mar tinun. Such is the Stunt* Mi:anda bat placed us in. Cu:, go ut is, a happy riddance of him" AVITIIFIt LITT!, M 1 have to acquaint )...u, that Miranda arrived at edrn en the :1 initant (August), with nt,c or ten velfas, cavettes, falconers, and launches, and having lar.ded without orpoinion. d. himft.' wafter of the tay.rn a;,•4 frc e.:r0.....01 , r itcotn retired to the: heights of 13onavlfta on the Id, and on thejai wire ftel there without having received a reinforcement (maniple jo at taelehiro. • He bas bolted Englilts colours on the fort and town, whence we fuppok be is fupported by that :satire." •MOT Nit TTTTTT • " On tic 7th latent, an camels was received front the Govern. of Curacoa, informing that a fquadron hal been :cut pafling that ifiand, which was fuppolid to be Miranda. On the sub it was con firmed by an exprefs Pram Don Juan Manual Sales, commanding at Coro, and that the enemy bad landed and taken poilkinon of the fort and town, our troops having retired to the heights with out making %politico. On this news the Aril divifion of the armed force marched under the command of Major General Menet:. Peres, having for his fccond Don Franeifeo Caravano, who will be the Executive Officer, for the other Ia very old and infirm, though fuirable to give orders; and the fecund and third divifioas fueceffively followed, confilling of a motley crew of all ranks and deferiptions, under the Immediate command of the Captain Ge neral, and his retinue, confiding of suite= houfe dicers, and other great perfonages I " According to the °metal's account be will have an army of nearly to,oco. But this multitude, being militia who have never fern a that fired, will but occafion confufinn and difmay. Even the regiment of Cancan has not an officer of tried valour ; they are a corps of Mufeadins, who think of nothing but of well clothes and fine feathers. This Is not the Spanifh Infantry of Can los I. and Philip I i —lt La whifpered that Miranda took the fort Of Coro by affaalt, and that twenty of our troops were billed ; among whom is the eldeft fon of Caravano and the Commanding Other, Don Johyb de la Step, a poor emigrant from St. Doodego, whom the General had placed there. u On the fame day that Miranda landed at Coro, was byroad here, by the bands of the common hangman, his Piallte, w►ich ►ad been found on oue of the prifoners at Puerto Civello, and silo his proclamations, commiffions, and colours of three 'tripes, red, blue, and yellow, taken in the fehooners. ° A I ), ,etuguefe veal has arrived at La Guayra free Lao°, by which we learn the death of the Printers of Altar's', who fold to have died of grief in confequence of the dethroning her fa ther the Mug of Naples, who has taken refuge In Skit , / wader the proteflion of the Beitifh Nation." N. B. All dick letters are dated Ante at, ad& BARBADOFS. SEP TEMBBR so. Rear Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane, K. B. in his Majefty's fhip NorthumberlAnd, failed from hence on Tuefday evening, for 'frinilad. [the following is a more copious account of the difaltrous (late of the Wand of Dominica than that which appeared in our paper of Wednefday laft.] " A molt melancholy and diareffing account has been this morning received from Dominica. of the fatal effeas thereof a revere gale of wind, and inun. d iiinn of the town of Rofeau, on the 9th inßant. There had been a heavy fall of rain for fereral days previous, which continued without any intermit on on the 9th, when about midnight the gale commenced and blew with great violence for near four hours from the N. W. during which time the river to lee ward of the town broke down its banks in feveral different places at the fame moment, and in dreadful torrents ruled through the town, fweeping into the tea with irrelillible farce, every thing an its way.— About two thirds of the town, chiefly, however, the roarer houfes, are computed to have been waled away, and nearly too perfons are fupp o f e d to h ave periled by this unfortunate calamity ; while the power of the gale was not lefs fatal to the Blipping, eleven out of twelve velTels then there having been driven afhore and entirely loft. The effeas of the liorm have been almon equally dreadful throughout the country, many elates not having a houfe (lan ding, and their crops materially injured, and like wife 101 l a number of negroes. The Barracks and hofpital on Marne Bruce, fell in during the form, by which a number of foldiers were killed and wounded. Upon the whole, the fate of the ifland is repretented as molt diftreffing ; and when we tellat upon the repeated fufferings, from the enemy as well as the element's, of that ill fated but loyal colony, we can not but deplore their tones, and commiferate their misfortunes. " This hurricane, it is thought, has been very re vere among all the Mods to leeward ; it was par. tially felt here, without doing any damage. At Mar tinique, feventeen veffels were driven albore, fifteras of which are entirely loft : and at Guadaloupe, a con. fiderable number are fAid to have been wrecked.!' FRANCE• MINISTRY OF THE httagiN g . The ftigates la Revanche, Captain Lune, and la Syrene, Captain Lamxtiar, returned into the ports of France do the sad September. They failed from L'Orient the 26th March, with la Goer dere, whole. parated from them in the miclll of the fogs and ice.' They at firft cruized off the Azores, and afterward* ()fleapit. Clear till May : they funk five Englith (hips in thole fear. They (lisped their cond.; io May to wards the Northern Ocean, and on the Sift defcried ithe S. E. point of Ireland, whence they !leered North ward. On the 3oth the dafcried the ice in lat. 75. From the sd to the Bth June, the frigates tried twice to pats the ice to reach Spitzberg. They advanced within 25 leagues of that place ; but finding no pal rage, were obliged to return back. After Trent at. tempts, they arrived the tub June within fight of Spit zberg, whence they were driven back by the bad weather. They eonflantly experienced vioknt gales, fnow, and a very thick (vend notsithaanding their reiterated efforts to regain Spitzberg, they were um able to ,each any higher than lat. 76. to. On the eth July, they touched at Iceland, whence they im mediately failed to entire off Cape Farewell, ageing} the fhips corning nut of Davis's Strait..' They after. wards bore away for the email of Scotland . , to the Nor thern extremity of Ireland, whcie they remained tilt the 28tb of Augu(l. Being chaced by men of war of fuperia force, they again critized , •ff Cape Clear.— At lens. h, on the )7th of September, they (leered for the potty of France, allele they entered; notwith• handing their being met by fcveral fquadrons. This divifion captured or funk in this expedition 28 Eng lifh (hips and onr Ruffian, the Graff Romanzoff, the only one of that nation which has been this. year in the teas of Spit zberg. During his campaign, Captain LFINIc fent part of his priloners to England on hoard a flag of tine..., and landed' 294 at his arrival•in France. • TM, Officer and Captain LA OMIT relate that, in ;he memory nl man; there has not been Poch hard weather in the Northern Ocean.; and their ac count is etwroborated by the reports of all the fl.:pa with which tli:y commubicated to that pent; ~~ EVENING LOPII)01 . ' FRIDAY. NOVEMIAR. 9. MICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONEO'CLOCK. Cour°la, (or money, 6; if —for account 644 Omahas 4. . MICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. 3 per Cent Red Ann. Goff Imp. 3 per Cent. sgil 3 per Cent. ConL 6 tin Imp. Ann. 7 15-iothe 4 pa Cent. 01 791.79 frith < per Cents 94 S Pa C.:m.971/Y 94f 9599 Beek Bills, par 4s. pr. Long Ann. tyl 5 . 16 francium prem. India Stock, 1 211831 EnsliOs Tickets soL rye. India Bonds 31. a as. prem. Coal: for ace 6ti GOTTENBURGH MAILS. Three mails arrived laft night. The following is the only intelligence : " LUND, IN SCANIA, OCT. s 3. " The Pruffian army has been totally defeated by " the French. The Q . Esin of Nyasa, and her " Children, me at this moment in Stralfund, whither. " it is Paid, the Kira of SWtDEN has fent to invite' " her MAJISTY to come over, and take refuge in " this country. THE CONTINENT. We have received letters from Hnmborgb, which come down one day later than the Journals by the regular Mails; bat, as the Mails from Profile and Ruffin had Rill beets prevented from arriving, they bring but little news refpefting the late battles between the French and Pruflans. Their contents are, however, interefting, as are alto the fubjoine I ar ticles, fome of which were received by the laft Mail. Some of the private letters from the Cohtinent Rate that B was affually fired at from a window, as he pallid through Weimar, by a perfon unknown. The ball miffed him ;on which he gave up the town to military vengeance. It was alrooft entirely burnt down. A Gentleman who is arrived from Leipfic, by the way of Hamburgh, has brought thcfe particulars. This Gentleman Rates, that the Duke of Brunfwick, who is expated in England, when he is well enough to travel. has 101 l one of his eyes, in eonfequence of the wound he received in the battle of the 24th °Bober. HAMBUROH, NOVEMBER s. The delay of the Mails from Pruffia and Rata threatens the aloft fatal confequences to our trade. The merchants are in general confternation, and great bankrupties muff enfue in a thou time. To day one houfe failed for 300,000 marks banco. The Engliar goods in Leipfic have not been feised ; moll were already gone, and the refult was, that it was fettled the City (bould pay a large contribution innead of it, which, as Saxony is neuter, was probably the whole intention. Weimar, the feat of the German Mutes, is plun dered, fo that the inhabitants are ftript even to their flirts. A Profeffor has written to beg from a friend in .Hamburgh two or three flirts, and many other perfons have addreflid fimilar requeßsto their friends here. M. Goethe has only a morning gown left him. Jena is half burnt : in Auer-11*dt the Poft•office•ottly is (landing. lialle bas fuffered feverely. Gera, Naumburgb, Delfau, are alto plundered, and p;rtly burnt. Napoleon has fet at liberty to,ooo Saxon prifoners, and told the officers he had no war with Saxony, but fought to deliver it from the oppreffion of Pruffia, and withed to render it more flourilhing than ever. if the Ele&or would break the treaties that he had been compelled to figs. It kems the French confider Brunfwick as a cnn• ,quered country, and k is even laid, bm not authen 'tically, that Martial Davoun is to be the Sovereign The French have ordered all the Students to quit Halle —lt is reported in letters from Nuremberg that Field Marthal Mbilendorff is dead of his wounds. By the moft recent accounts the King of Pruffia Bill remains at cuflrin. The Pruflan troops are re folved to make a (land on the banks of the Wet, where they eipeet in a very few days to be joined by the Ruffians, who are rapidly advancing through Pruffian Poland and Silefia. The total of the Ruffian force under marching orders for Germany amounts to zoo,ocv men. The Emperor Alexander is to take the field in perfon. General Moreau, who paired through this city on the arch, will have a diftinguifh• ed command in the combined army. At eight o'clock in the mottling of:the 47th, the French, to the number of four bwadrad. entered Brunfwick. They were chiefly cavalry. The Ducal troops were obliged to furrender their mufkets, but the officers were permitted to retain their Avoids. The PRIMAO corps under General Lecosh base**. coated the environs of Hameln, and on the a!lth was expeiled in tie bailiwick of Blumenau, Neufladt, &c. Its rourd is fuppofed to be by Celle, Weken, &c. towards the Elbe. Polls are let up along the Hanuverian frontiers, with the infettption Territory of Hanover.' . The lift advices from Vienna Rate, that the gar rifon of that city were under orders to proceed to Bohemia, to rkinforce the army counted there for the psrpofe of maintaining the neutrality of Aultria. All the Ahßlian prifoners are fent off to the fame quarter as they return from France. A new leiy is alto ordered, u s the amount of 80,000 men. The garrifon of Maidekuo gh is-Seposted.-to have made a tally on the *6th. ; The sefitlt•iis 'hot men. tioned.-rThe Duke of Srunfwitk waived heteCiti 29:h, =die gnittg, it is rep o rted, To Stadia. • LON/MORO. OCTOBER sa The Pruffian troops which have entered this town, eonfiff of infantry, dragoons, huffars, and chaffcurs, amounting to about s,coo men. They belong to the corps of Lecoq : others will follow them on their way through. The Duchy of Brunfwick, according to tome se counts is taken poffeffinn of by the French as a con quered country. General Malmaifon is commandant at Brunfwick. FRANCKFORT, OCTOBER ss. The Prince of.l3enevento (the Knitter, M. Talley. rand) is now at Mentz. • HAGUE, OCTOBER zB. The greater part of the troops in the Hague fet out to join the army, when advice was received of his Majefly having removed his head quarters to Munger ; with thefe are likewife gone the 4000 snen from the camp of Zeift ; their place is occupied by frelh troops from Zealand, who will in like nun tier fmn a referve. Major-General Nicholfon is named Commandant at the Hague. The French Envoy, General Du. pont Chaumont; is gone to the King's bead quarters. AMSTERDAM, OCTOBER a. The Portuguefe Conful in this city, Don Antonia De Campos Silva, has, by fuperior command, com municated to the merchants, that the Englifh Fleet. under Lord St. Vincent, had left Litbon previous to the la inaant, and that the unequivocal neutrality of Portugal would be maintained. WESTPHALIA, OCTOBER wk. • The county of Lingen has been taken pntreffinn of for the King of Holland, not by a military force, but by a letter frOm the College of Adminiaration at Munger. All the Prnlrian eagles and other Prof. flan arms have been taken down by order of General Michattd, and the Prnffian uniform is no longer to be worn. Embden and Minden have likewife been taken pof. feffion of by the French and Dutch troops, VENICE, OCTOSEIL tz. As feveral Venetian Tailors ad as pilots on board the Englifh and Ruffian chips of war, which block aded this city and Chime, our Prefelt of Marine, M. Benin, has publicly declared that if they are taken they fhall be punilbed with death. The city of Ve nice future great want of wood, which wm hitherto brought from Itiria and Dalmatia. NAPLES, OCTOBER 3. No day pates in which infurgents and banditti are not executed. ti On the aotb of September, Martha! Maffuna had his head quarters at Palma, in Calabria Interiore. Nothing had been undertaken againft the forts of Reggio and Seiglio, which are in poffeffion of the Englith. The Martha! propofes #rii to ;liar both the Calabria. of the infurgents, and with that view has divided his troops into four columns,. which range through the whole country. At Gaeta, tsoo men are daily employed in repair. ing the damage received by the works in the laft liege. Some pew batteries will likewife be erected. Pm. Diavolo has fled to the Ecelefiaftical State. The troops of infurgents and banditti, though they have to often been defeated, keep the French in con tinual allivity. Sometimes they appear in one place, fometimes in another, and plunder the country, where they epee no oppofition. When they are in dangsr they withdraw into thick woods, or among beep mountains. On the sd of September s the Englifit General Stuart aired she following Proclamation limp his bead quarters at Monte Leone, in Calabria Ulteriore 4. I have received from diterent parts of calabrii concurring accounts that the Chief of the Infurpnts• Don Guifeppe Maria Pappafodero, and his followere, ravage every place with fire and (word, and that he abufes and difhonours my name in his proclamations. This conduct renders him a public offender, and I therefore promife to any perfon who (ball deliver up the laid Pappafodero, either alive or dead, a reward of Soo (filver) ducats. I further declare all his proclamations null and void ; an 4 I will punifb ail his followers with the uoaoft military feverity." , , yeßeNs l y a 13nard was held at the Admiralty fqr the admillion cf invalid (carnet' and marines into Greenwich Hofpital. Mr. Mt t.t.s is appointed Chief judge of the South Wales Circuit, in the room of 4r. Lsoits, efeeeafed. Oa Monday lan Mr. Gaoaos Boccie', ton of Mr. Sacra-sib of Aoftore Commons. lra‘ 4dmitted a Prato( in the rental Courts there. • ' Lieutenant Toots if spruced to the hovers ter. vice on the River Theme,. ' " Lieutenant Yount, is promoted to the rank if Commander, and id the command of th e Coassw p oop . • The Donde French privateer, of to IWO% and 34 WO. it captured by the Lucy, Capt. Rowcitnt, ut Liverpool, and carried into Trinidad, after a (Matt engaeement, in which the Lucy bad one man killed and four wounded. The privateer had one man killed and is wounded. A Gentleman arrived in London yefterday from America, after a paffage of 26 days. He Rates, that two French flips of the line and one frigate wele in the Cherapealt, and one frigate in the Delaware ; the whole Of which were in the moR deplorableftate, in courequence of the injury they experienced in the late fete?* gales of wind. They had been fureeyed, and laid up to undergo repairs. - which were abutt ed at t 80,000 dollars—the payment of which fum bad been gnaranteed by the French Char dinfaira. INII