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NOTICE is hereby given, That a Session of Oyer and Terminer and Gaol Delivery, for the Trial of Offences a as s a ftwid on the High Seas, within the Jurisdiction of the Ad miralty o f England, will be held at Justice Hall, in the Old Bailey, L e d ge , on FRIDAY, the 19th day of December next, at Eight s mock in the Morning : A i d all Sheriffs, Gaolers, and Keepers of Prisons, in whose cus tody any prisoners, charged with Offences committed on the High s eas , or within the said Jurisdiction, may be, are hereby required to tra osinit a copy of the Commitment of every such Prisoner to Biosinut, the Solicitor of the Admiralty, on Spring Garden T er race, London, in order that the necessary measures May be r a ke, for removing all such Prisoners to his Miesty's Gaol of Narrate, for trial at the said intended Session. • JOIIN fP CROICER. TO Tilt PROPRIETORS OF BAST INDIA STOCK. Lunn sow CraCiassw, r IE ELECTION 'of, a DIRECTOR 'of the EAge -L INDIA COMPANY Wog flied for WEDNESDAY, the 26th instant, I beg Wive most earnestly to solicit the honour of your attendance in my favour at the East India House on that day. Should the result of the approaching Ballot, through your con tinued kindness, place me, In the honourable situation to which I aspire, and which the very flattering reception I have experienced justifies use in expecting, I repeat the assurance that my best en deavours will be directed to the faithfel discharge of the duties of that important trust. I hav►_ the honour to remain, very respectfully, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your very faithful humble servant, Nicholas-lane, Nov. 12,1823. JOIIN DIASTERMAN. Mr. Masterman's Committee will sit daily at the City of London 'Tavern, where Communications will be thankfully received. ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE A GREEK PRIEST, PARIS. ISACARUS, a native of India. known to ti,any Eng. lishmen visiting that City, and who has long officiated there as a Greek Ecclesiastic, was last week attacked near the Altar ontis Chapel by a villain, who attempted first to tilt rust Litt tongue, and then sever his head from his body with a ramie or knife! Al /hough his throat has been cut its many plaliks..yet,his long beard appears to have saved him from instant destruction. His mouth, face, and hands, are also mangled, and he now lies in an Hospital a shocking spectacle. The assassin is in chains in prison, and will • speedily be brought to trial. An appeal is now made to Englishmen, which is never done in vain, in behalf of suffering humanity. Subscriptions are received at the Offices of Tiri STAR and Son Newspapers, l.t,ndon ; Mears. Perigaux and Co. Bankers; and irn Rae Wilson, Esq. Hotel d'F.spagne, Rue Richelieu, Parii.; and the money received shall be immediately applied to the relief of this poor man, who is in the Both year of his, age. ATRULY.PISTRESSING CASE.— Among all the calamities of a private nature, occasioned by oppPesslon 2nd injustice, perhaps the following is the most distressing, yet easier remedied than any made public for some yens past :—Thomas istwoodi late of Stelling, near Canterbury, farmer, who has a wife and family of seven children, was, after a loss of £3OOO by unforeseen calamities and misfortunes, and the badness of the times, com pelled to go to prison in January, 1892, on two actions of debt amounting to £172. His loss in the year prior -to his imprison spent was at least £1000.• Siting made bankrupt, he passed his final examination Slptember, 1822, when the Senior Commissioner expressed himself in the presence of the Assignee thin—" Mr. At wood, we, the Commissioners are perfectly satisfied with your ac counts, and your conduct has been that of a Gentleman througheut tie business.”—Thomas Atwood not being in execution, or under any sentence of Court, has received no allowance whatever from the Plaintiffs, or the Assignee, and is, after the loss of all .his property and nearly two years' imprisonment, now in the Fleet Prison, unable to get his discharge, and is, with his two elder Children dreadfully distressed, without daily support, sihile his WiSe, a fenlale of delicate sonstitution, borne down by misfortune, is, with five of the Children and her Mother, 72 years of age, at St. Peter's-lane, Canterhury,•in the most abject state of distress, existing on Parish Allowance of Bs. 6d. per week, 3s. of which they pay for rent, leaving only 51. 6d. foe the support of Seven Persons. Words are inadequate to describe t 1 state of wretched ness to which this Family is reduced, having heretofore enjoyed the comforts of life, bat now, through unforeseen circumstances, are in want of every article of necessity. For a small sum of. money T. A. maid obtain his discharge these sixteen months past t to ena ble him to do so, get his certificate, and return to his &shined Family, this humble appeal is made to a generous and humane Public for assistance. This case will bear the strictest test of in quiry, and printed Particulars seen at Messrs. Riddell and Ross, in wiry, Dealers and Grocers, 86, Fleet-market; and at Mr. Edward Becket's, Printer, 59, Crawford-street, Mary-la.bonne ; who have kindly consented to receive Subscriptions for T. Atwood, No. 4, in the Fair Fleet Prison. The smallest Donation will be most thank fully received and gratefully acknowledged. IMPORTURE UNMASKED. TILE progress of MERIT, although frequently as sailed, is not impeded by Ewer and Drmictunt. The ag gression of ambuscade terminates in defeat; and conscious rectitude vdtimately triumphs in the attainment of the grand object—public approbation. The test of experience is the guarantee of fiwour, and liasestablishod WARREN'S BLACKING in general estimation; of w‘ bieis there cants not a stronger proof than the tacit acknow kdgment of * host of servile imitators, who surreptitiously obtrude oa the smeary a sporious preparation so the genuine article, to the great•Vpointmem of the unguarded purchaser and manifest in jury of A tupust, whose character and interest by this iniquitous s ygelli ate 'Egliallf `subject to detriment. It becomes therefore an indispensathr duty to CAUTION THE PUBLIC ag ainst the samamoorri,ot Unprincipled Venders, who having no character to bur, and stintubsed by avarice in their nefarious pursuits, aim at the acquisition of money through any medium than that of honour! Theottginal ind matchless Btacatad beirs on each bottle a short direction, with the signature lia;ziwz. All otkess are counterfeits; and in many instances the imposition labels are artfully interlined with a different address, in very small Characters, between the more conspicuous ones of ' No. 50," and " STRAND." It is earnestly ba r br ecommended to Shopkeepe N'S ARIA and tithe rwo &Calved by se faications of WARRE BLACKING, to return the d,.tected trish to the source from whenceit cants, and expose the machinations of rascality to merited oblocitiy. ' WARREN'S BiNCEING is surpassingly brilliant ;—it ex cludes dahlit triftlis pliancy to the leather; retains its pristine virtue in all - el/tastes r and, combibins elegant, with comfort, is an article equally of indispensable fashion snd utility. Sold by every respect able Venter tr Toivi and Country, In bottles, at 64.4 10d. 1241. and IVd. each, , :x.. . . a . T.. - z . . - r.r .- ' 7 ' a . . . Z a tietese 11 1.1 . 0 7 . -g•-..t.,-Air • V .. - 1 6;*..1' ;; I; • , • .4....e-e-..-1' /1 -. /.. ,' --‘....- N....,: . ( - N 4t .• II • . 4 .,....,• • • . . . .. • ai1":207 Ze...- c _...," • • . . ••••• ' ..-- ----. ........- 1. s. • • k • _ ~..., ,:.› • ..1•• -•-• ," ~. -• e . ~,,) :. -, .., ..... • , ... • . : ;:...:-...., Irk.. _ . • (7 s . • . "" 14 ..1 11 ' .'7 i A t,bk i . . .;. . •- 1 ..r ... It' • 4. ... InNk... * • - -- ' • • v, 4 1 1,1 sr.. • ... ; Illi N N. '4 .7 1 Ili 4 , 4 ' ' . ^... • s • . !. . K '• i . " I l tr •socrit.l _ . . . . • • .-....--.... 4,, , , 5t . •i . , • , 1 • .4 •.! e :.?. , • . -.1 4 1:1 ' ....; -..•t t:' V • • , . .! . •j t.• • . . 11 ) it 1 CA SAViiii•IPAN cc" tai the Spanish settlements, y_e may tate tlett . tn4o froni for tithelears atE2,ooo,odo; tlii4 same return; Lave iiereeive, tatins the ttade Fre* the nhinber ofiiar.tages,' tha t that fr ti Oi the nah at ni@ t iests'otie •sielk, and th a t from... Trinidad cirje thirtieth of 114:frout Jainitko, the Whole would stand thus, viz. Imports from IC:parts to Brotio - ittoses,tbt 2,066,997 Direst, and by Foreign Co '0 1 7 15 5 :900 452 Jamaica 9,000,000 %lamas • Imports almost all speci e or bills 320,000 Ti lk s lidad 112,000 • limm•••••• • Motrot of the present Trade - £2,191,322 £7 . ,102,693 •By another pablithed document, from What return •taken use know not, it appears that the trade to Buenoi A.per has, since 18/7, increased about £750,000 (last year •000.000), a'nd that to Valparaiso 1.:480,000--but before we set this down as an increase of our trade with South America, ars has been erronously done; we must consider how much the trade from Jamaica and our other West India Colonies is fallen otf. • • • BILtpRTS TO JA el AICA. • la 17; • • "ti01,7 1 "•M• • ' Of theakeoossew nk • 213053135 • 1,512,473 £1,235,949 Wirt7.2` =from :the tabam*: *lnt Trinidad is still 'greater proportion. 'raking the 4eirtasi•frons thise Sate into *ecoaht, the t clefitiaselis;th'e 'trade car.'. ?led on Ansi the Biitish Callan* 'to gpinish' t3Orith /tbierka will exceed-41' roo: allot which ibuld be. reatoied: forts ei t klunineb were it 'pos sible fair Spalti'itgliti‘'‘ •64 - under ' her ; Yoke all South Anitrica. •• t The sudden gretit iAirlase iht The AN' W'Birenos Ayres is, no doubt,Witing.in x kreitt measure to the quan tity of goods sent frosts that place . overland into• Chili and Upger Peru. To the latter, (rom . the 'Position of the hostile armies , theiecOnld not get bfWay. of Lima. .• The trade to . South Attietica thewdote, iu 1890, stood as under, viz Impieti Owl .;poets to • i nstal • - art,7101,322 47002,89 i - What Great Britain would .still retain, allowing all Spanish America to be again subjugated, would be as folloWS: • •• • % '•:%."' '.% Carports from '•''.zlllsperts to Brasil Trade, •• ' £1,074422 ,51,8113;1101 Jamaica, as in 1815, .. - 2,500,000 Bahamas, 1815—one-MA, - • 500,000 Trinidad, &e -Lone-slitteints - • 156,250 Of Foreign Colonies . - 801422 '1,363,508 • . Total - X 1,883,014 ,C 7.26 5 2557 making, in faqt, a. fliffesi . rce of 1..:167,259 in favour of the trade of 1815, abowq.the trade of 1820. for tuAat then Aould we go to war f-Gletgoto Courier. . CGSVERSION OF A VILLAGE. A village, called Mulhausen, in Grand Duchy of Baden, consisting of about 60 families, or 800 person, 11140. at.tbs ecimmencement.ofthe present year,.entitely At the present moment, 48 of, these families, et • fonr4ftlis of ,the population; are l i rotestants„ . and thegr port.of the remaining fifth areexpected to join their fosmeeco-worshippers. The follo%‘ ing is the manner hit which this surprising change has been ef- • fected. , L pay,Cui6 of the village was a man of remark a~le good sense and great assiduity in.his pastoral duties, esteemed for his .Christian virtues, and adthired • for his learning and moderation.. In his sermons to his flock, he endeavoured more Jo impress oa their minds the genersl truths of ihiartsilin syiteni than the par ticular dogmas of the Catholic Church: *Abovestil; he inculcated the uselessness of .observing external thee and ceremonies, to the exclu- ion or neglect of internal piety% Charity, justice, and all the moral and social duties were Mote freittrently on hit lips than the virtues of Masse; the poemf of relics, or the pains of pargatarr. This conduct did not suit the Vicar-General of lie dim. • cess. The Cure was summoned into his presume, re* proached for his laxness and moderatioae aliktlesised henceforth to evince more Ortholic-stal, or talaivelis Cure. The good man returned to his tiller uadis4 mayed by the menaces of his ecclesiastical Stlfiertof. He cal led his lock together,..wlth the Seigneur of the.vil loge at their head, and having recapitulated beith thp doctrines which he had preached, and the:alembic* the Vicar-General tequired him to adopt, he asstrred them that his conscience would not allow him to ehange•his system, but that he would continue to. be their pastor RS heretofore, if they folloired him in the ,cahrse and protested against the superstitious bigotry' which was attempted t..) be enforced. The Seigneur and upistards of 40 families immediately joined him, and feeleverser parited themselves from the Catholic consumista, A Petition was sent to the Government to appoint dumber Cure for those who continued Catholics, but it is now supposed that the expense may be spared, as they are rapidly uniting themselves to the congregation of theik old pastor. It the Inquisition had. existed in. Baden, this Curate and his flock would tare audible yay pretty aeto.do-fe I i;valss%i fu irrit;•* •- • ,:+01:000=1000 yv ei .-Cusqotia A ratmaglia,2l 17OIMusts,44 4 llissasigs, last, a great. or:abort 04eiliesys werd.iimanspolidasllbe•Neve saileyAleavhestae, sbOW . oalttsWithilllsoffilskaa-pay their, pook-ratos Asaossgst etitars.who .. praseniled them diseslq the:occasion,* ViaWthe wife. 01. • 11 1011 . 0imed bitssehal areareteinjaroWstracts :who, appeared 10 have aa.iatfuna.in her arms. carefull'y wrapped up:ia a shawl. fabse-Af thabeadles seeiog.a suuman.isk the crowd with a .desired her to sit doWn,in the eoter,rooro, and %aid he would inform : hey when .she. etas calle4 span. On. looking more attentively at,the child r . Its thought the ekapa sot.the head under the. shawl •appdaped..t• be rather extra ordinary.'and asked the .women. whether it oases boy or a girl 2.She feplied.." n OW , '}.And pray what do you •call isairl 1411:woman.-- " 'lust let 'see look lst; eltid • thit beadle t 1184.4eky asuch against the wish. of iNks. 'Norris, gw.bi, her, opwathensions lest her Aiule.Aaaghtee take • :dipped of •he diaNdi 411400. black belltevamillith4Ot thill4iyiets?!eSetillid TUESDAY, NOVEMHER In a few days will be published, In Three gds. limo. T HE SPAEWIFE. A TALE or rns SCOTTISH enaouscras. By the Author of " Annals •f the parish," " Ragan Gillian," &c. " They say—Qohat say they? Let them say."—Asasomm. Printed for Oliver and Boyd, Edinburgh; and G. and W. B. Whittaker, London. JUST IMPORTED FROM BENGAL, By Kinassurr, Pamir, and Ulan, In One Volume, Octavo, price Is. boards, THE CALCUTTA ANNUAL REGISTER, Vol. L for the Year 1821. Ti be continued Annually. • . . THE DUC . D'ENGfirEFE . This day were published, in French and English, with a Pori* of the Duke, elm. Sa; ed. MEMOIRES du COMTE HULIN e de bubu. PEN, sur la Catastrophe du Due d'ENGHfire, du Journal du Duc d'Enghien, ecrit par ltd mews, et de Dein Historignes et Inedites relative au Proces. , • - Priuted for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street. Tide tisy Willi published,- -:.-. 7 insist In Preach and HMO, in Two Pitts, hrhAtith'ThrrlldraPilieln price Ms. neighed', • • .; s 3 2 NAPOLEON'S MEMOIRS; the Third Livenison. It war during the years of *dreary and kopeks* exile, that his mind, whose element was action, whose health depended on in cessant and boundless exertion, lett to prey upon and eat ihro as the rust corrodes the neglected or dliawd brand, sought to guile the hours of eorrowfld and bitter recollection, by tieing tot a little on the past, and dictating the Memoirs of which we propose to render some account. Ms • work bearp impressed on it the stamp of the gigantic mind from which it emanated. ft is Wholly free from the usual ekes of 'Fregtett composition ; depth, originsatr, ' comprehensiveness, and great enargrof txpressiod, ale its read- Dent characteristics. A prollound sad intuitive sagacity, a dear and unerring insight into human character, mental resources al l most preternatural, and an incredible knowledge of the Minutesill details of every stibject disenssed, are ethibited Id almost Wetly Page: nethifig escapes the•aserration ar transcends the espoeltj, of the Imperial-Annalists He combines the judgment and pene tration of Tacitus yfitit the prodigious. versatility tif -Caesar,' and the more enlarged views of modern philosophy and science; religion, war, civil admlialstration; statistics, art, ereh short, whatever he • touches on arenas to unfold its 31111ar feSSIDNIII principles to his view, and to be fully tomptelsepded and vow dated. With these qualities, his style, clear, rapid, vigorous, ad m:rably tarmanivs, yet appears octaahmillf to bbtkir : unddr.the weight slid inspertabne of the materials of which it it the vehid:j and notwithstanding the severe exclusion of .eferythirt in 'the I shape cif ornament, there are occasions!/rushee of *that Milp ifs lectual elogoence which strikes' like a thunderbolt into that sotdi thrills into its inmost recesses, and leaves us overmaattred and sub dued by its sodden and irresistible Impulse. It is faittinattithit the impetudus exuberance of his ideas forced the Emperor to have recourse to dictation; for, in this manner, his statements come warm and fresh:from his powerful and original mind, stalnpid trith the innate freedom.boldneasould energy of his character, and sisterly divested of any symptom of painful and anxious elaboration. In the same ratio in which it Increases the pleasure we derire stress their perusal, this ca nn o t fail do• augment their value, as that living and veritable expression of those prodigious faculties to which , all men of all countries hare been-compelled to tender an unanimous homage. To the future historian their value I. Incalculable : With regard to the Memoirs themselves, no history can ever supersede them."—Conttable's Edinburgh Magazine. N. B. The fourth and last Livralsons Of this important Work are It a forward state. Printed foe Henry Colburn sad Co. and M. Bossange and Co. Great Marlborough-street. . .• WARM AND SHOWER • BATHS. • QULPHUREOUIV:FUMIGATING AND MEDI., Ok- 7 DATED VAPOUR , or STEAM BATHS, with POOING by a native of India, at 8, Maddox-street, Hanovef square. J. DICK considers k unnecessary to dweU on the merits of the above BATHS, further than to observe their being patro nised by the most eminent medical men for curing siery diseise of the skin, as Scurry, 'fetter, Ring Worm, Lepreey,lte. In Rheu- I madam, Gout, Palsy, Scrofulous Tumours, and Enlargement of the Joints, the above Baths have been eminently successful, aided by Shampooing. • R. ROBERTSON'S VEGETABLE DROPS. - 15 These invaluable Drops, prepared by a double cliuMWen of Herbs and floats, of a aingularlyenedloinal quay, and witheotag# mineral Ingredient whatever (as verified on oath before the Lord klayor,,), rank superior to any remedy ever yet offered to the Pub. He. They are particularly reeotntnended, with the approbation of the most eminent of the Faculty, for bilious and nerves, disorders, and are a complete antidote in all scorbutic cases ' and impurities of the blood, whether arising from irregularkits, or otherwise. • To be had of the sole Proprietor, No. 7, Bloomsbury-square.Price, the quart bottle, itOs. The smaller, for children, es. EAKE'S GENUINE PILLS, justly famous for Ara curing, •in all its stages,. the VENEREAL DISEASE, One small PM is a dose, and the taking of one Box/ in a recent case, will soon convince the patient of the certainty of hit speedy recovery. Nothing cast be beuer . contrived, more safe, or more convenient than this Remedy, for such as are obliged to go journies or to sea, salt needs •no tehfirlitilihe ntiv: restraint of Diet ; end sixty yew expedenco (ha en extensive, practice).has proved that it will effect a Cure when repeated Salliatlon ;nd all other methods avail 'nothing. For the Starry Mid other Cfaronital Disorders, this Medicine has not its peralhd. Upwards of 40;000 persons of both sexes have been radically Cured of the above cruel disor r ders, within the last eight yeah. Prepared' and roid by the sole Proprietors, T. TAYLOR and SON, fesiilsers of the Royal Col lege of Surgeons, at their Moine, No. 9, New Bridge-street, in Boxes of only 2s. 9d. each, deity included.---•—N.l3. Two - bark doors, and Lights in the Passages at night.—They are also sold, ' by their appointment, with copious directions, at the toy-shop,' 103, Oxford-street; Mr. Distiurdagb's, No. 7, Pf s k.atreet-hill, nearly_opposite the Monument ;And by one Person in every coo, siderabk Town iu Great Britain and Ireland. Advice gratis to Persons taking the above, or other of the Proprietor's Medicines. Such is the effect of-perseverance and industry in the science of Medicine, that great numbers, many of whom had linEesed under the moot painful and obstinate disorders, who were pronounced incurable by testable practiosters, and several discharged from Hospitals, have been restored to perfect health by the celebrated Dr. EADY, who, after a long and laboribus prat. tice, is enabled to remove the moat obstinate Vt::ereal Complathas, however long 311 d deeply fixed in the habit.—Eruptions, P.Sns in the. Limbs, obstinate (Meets, Maness of Sight, Nodes on the shin bones, Ulceration, and Sore Throats, art among the symptoms arising out of improper trthtment, and which without timety as sistance prove fatal. The Doctor is consulted daily by patiststs -of both sears, at SS, Dean-street, Sohn, and f, Hatathl-street, Scam ford-street, 13iselfriars and Witteelno.Usis, by persons frdni every part of the country, and by Letter Cif iron pad) enclosing a fee. ' 1; fiIMITH.AMERI IA N:1114108..- The public 'land has for some days bee* great]] -,, ' land • • . • . - - , ..11P.-- ~ . , , we thiak unnecessarily, agitated' 'about' the, rumoure d attack . by France *d Spain uPon the Provinces of South America, Which fosmeilrbelonged 'todie latter Power.—That inr 'tube scheme is contemplated ur France we cannot brink ciartelves to believe,. and have seen no evidence to to is to pity any serious atten tion to the repoit. With regard to Spaiu,,she is too MIT fielded.. bet former Colonic% too . far 'distant, end too pewerful, to Occasion any serteni,alartri flout, di e Whit . . max. isstet to do .. . . • The !*'Fafiitcteril* flittseitntry to*uslih South Stites-icea• is veltstinlY tteryCilayitleralsle; and an Gliject Worth lookinsmiter ;et the sanie tile% v!elli: lieve.thoteatenteiNAtatwe:"migUt lose by the success ql the dividiottoft is grea ef,aggeiafid, and, nu ibis cony g, iifaiy :le .'Au lt . v.hile to instuire what the. tide rililli . lat , , f .' A . , Even Were,sPaid to conOer the whole of her ,South AutentimepaPuitlii*.Ond 'gibe . gni!. 40 if lier termer rigid Mir absurd COleniarsytkpii;.“Ms, WitiOVlOsii site.ithic.to • #cC 9.M_pl4sb tlijs,,the trade ivoltdiibt,billiii to ii,irs . itassitry. ft 10114 deranged tor a time -"----- r -- - '-‘"diirvic - . 1* 4 ; but the trash tePtidil'lsi bet i r ' - ;ppr,tS' orlisese tk • ..- Tslands; .parti i MiglitWithiti niscesiitlit i alai futtus 11.11140 ?e * Ofrifct iii i L ii,al. eitka. -" before the ' 'c 4 , i's;hen;' . in late, Nina% 'Similne t'Aill. it continue to in- 1 I the - energies of it Forth the vast of the soil, can __ .-- ..L. in gnat ttict, _, ,sett Britain will ,alveays eome in for.bsrprepouderatinethitie, but at the same time, We most beer in Mind; that thi'erertions of ckbarn,tiOns will belie rt?eit scope to compete with ns, 'Ab i ut with all her colonial poSiiissiOns tbbjugatecl, Which; boweier, tie , 40em . ititiossible; still the Br - atilt, iridegiondent s woiti,ikeett - o,p vast rods tiy!tvhieh gebilli could ind - Al eyr:titily ireCOY iinto 'an . 144 heart of all' the giaqsls cioniinirni; le - that is pro - ogicpea . *it 1 Apilrsca, Lk # the. spayy , and rrtkii:Taita; eviWal losving dle.grizil7fe . trknriel nziendediti 1'046 . . *kg on the *ration - afid rr6ii 4,k poi* we *iv ptibele, theciii ' flaits Cof s .tbAttiver.:4kitits pitftiesistiiiii4 tbeitadqr may rely 40; connfiii!artini 19 deArkes ;t e lx; latitude to i tx.-cliotei troftl'i Tatittide . MLA - then front' air point on the set coast ; fioMlthe #lphof Piria to - the IstlmUs of b mien ;..while even Opt ti c - nittin/i of tbi Lai/late:not Ore, gill (fold Rio Janeiro; a 'short distiriCe bland, brings the *reliant to - the Parana; desencling:ighick . iiiid thl.ll ascending die Piireguay• and the . Firctiniaka, street:is - navigable frOnlene to two thatisind i aillei,..gatidsWiiia especli;• tiously find their way into every itth Atne rice, from 19 deg. south lat.lo SO deg o sopth . litt. gut when these vast regichis_hitchmtilitaf.Mora _populous, it is idle to dream oEWeiiiiiiiiiira - EitioTEEIPK , ier. All the power of Pititilb w6ll Spain could not shut up a tenth part of the centrionytrports, and navigable rivers of South AdliKinee'frdingli€ rU of the world— from the flag of Great ittitilitia , ......,'L •••• :: • ' .. ' From official and interOttn returns we select the following paiticitUrs 'et • theitiliitilli• slide; to Sands America. But thonglEspme of..yhe returns commence] earlier and comedown later; yet "FR tatonov.find any re turns where the whole sure connotol i ..escept7 (g l obe three following year 5......, . - t. ~ : - . • , .• liottruilst reliafill ", , L1.0,4,6_001 ExpOet A 10 1919, The Maine - - - • ..- .M 1 it S.l VI ,621 1919 . Db. " - • • • -. . •. • 7 MOM • • 7,8817,318 1820 Do. • - - - 1,2.f04‘626 2,278,468 Total •c• - •• 'Ai1f,226,267 £7.566,405 . f • : ; . .7 &Wale . 3 5074,428 2,443,201 Of the exports 95, 0001 onYy were foreign and colo goods. 'rigktr!ife, , usual) increased att.' increasing, we certaiply cannot loin by,* recopiquest of Spanish America by Spain. SPANISH. AM= .Ict"PA TitADP.. s from Exports to ISIS •.•• C: A.:3:.'-- .'' • - 460, - 563 41139,943 1819 - /4 • 'to— - 290,445 431,615 rv• • • - 9 4V 1 1 917,916 ra. ii—/VA1000,474 Total ''"` - c• 4.r. 7 t , :tio S er i ZitaZ QS WEST 30,109 e 733,491 INDIES. ',. . . Imports front ports t o 1.1$ • - . ' • . £830•043 41,300,752, 1019 • • - •774,11* 1,143;719 . , OSA ; ••• 790,009 • :1,1.47;049 • .. l t . - Total All,asso e ctoto l soo 4.traaa •--" _ • ' • - aalt " .506 Dirac' Emril•-•-" - „10000 733 491 :1 • • f • • " ate Pi4.# 01 99 1,0~7 ataxy g t, .822. • The' !nide •Posvigri West; cotli4 andirbeeoWsts.l dered exclusively. for she spahisk Mialmeents.-.l.{Lbei great oiffetence of . the .stpets oree,.thP.isaPfirts• BPI/ 1 /rise from some of the latter cornios in specie, is not included the Customs returns and . part also t_ol bills of tie' fi anges. ' The Sank odd' lAA tfiiitrit to the &atilt. Tinsz se: To the preeecting stunt we . hoed to add The o-tbabeirt► tied on from Jatosucis to Abe Spanish settlements.. it is impossible . r . s9artte this .in the retwils exactly; but nevertheless we shall - trans loOkintio these, rhe . able Co Come' itidi "itischtbr: From the' odiet• 'Nigh aOknikis bit trite!. bciit•iino'irttiedeicoil' il a nserotride. 4ormmiy motmetty-osinsitierabled t • vr a :trra roWAN c tai o . : kt.4;•l Isis - aft, 725 . *mew . .‘31454 11119 — • S, :j4, *.ll I. • .l am taw - ar5540.4*0 'Total X 10150,910 • • •e. . • • • • Vatet,. PAN 150, &Won 11rB. ' As hotiorigooda ate the 3 , drlveitjrnto.ditete . 4teniieli ; but 'Ole try fivritto!i: 24 . f* . :floes - 4'41141s of the"! F . Pr.:1; 1 41 fa i iii..... EffriN4 . .o eft tricgal Sit! .41:, y r ai s i F .,o o , lo* .m:uch..splia. revpft 15..11444.att0tt ano•6oanCiat. 1 1u h, .t at.4l4;fienild. te. 'ionlisfed i in' f • inerlyp in govat o rrio'derto rense,si, Sne,! erisrlc,, ckfi ls g e liir:to;dar a l . l i er aigopt; C is z 4. Li r ) Rafi`fr. • 'e 04e. iiio.FAiricl kilt l i.. et, ; .iiPi Ttig li ot,,thi t cao . pies' i . . ,pripm 14. i4e'Frikol . *Air : Own 'h Yr.' - 4 "4 1 )4 44 },t P Hitt : '4*a j . 4014 tatAteio *Oar os i arelica oust I 6•llllsevai.*:l4;uTatiort i . increases, and t that rpolitiott are le *t liberty, to call resdurces of tjre COuniry. and . Opabilitiet adniii Of o . dCiabr. 'rn ihit increate Ore 'o:4# l 94gftit , kll 2 cold, ',dipped off a pout et the 1 , 4a4Te1• Sacttlaa black ibsse‘were comps • , tte 1% , 1;094 09 apse el* pm slog wits exposei, slot« bifa,..Morris zmyp!, ~.1 A; vi bad adartasPableacheme in Cm boris,ao4Mobk of ex- , tient iblehtommiserdtion of ilibildagirtratear aid in- L vaavii N 6,1: zuvriikiatto. inipabowtotelieve I>et laisbaedfrombispocanates. 1 ) ,4 " *' l l4 l - 1 /'• • 7 6 9 Tb baadttieleaded toiaialactaibmailglialitalafamily gAgi c ialt r ßel • • • • fostpsoliessibitise aF dialkaobtketualaabily lbaisochi . chief carmine= Jamaisi: km . 441.46=41 it moot= *la= waratcalvi4,4esiacou i EAST INDI d DOUSE, November 11, 18'25. 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