Star. — London, England, 1817-10-01 00:00:00

THE EVENING STAII. 1.0 I)c.N. WEDNESIMY, OCTOBER I. ISI7. 'PRICY. - 1 ins DAV Al 1 . Vt' . VP. O'CLOCK ; Reduced abut—Consols, 8i for (let 8I ji 4 per Cent shut—Navy, 1004 107—itt. tia 134ais 77 pre. Boa Long Aim. shut—kiwi ever Dais, )s.. to 231. pr. The Paris Papers of Sunday at rivei this morning. .The domestic intelligence id these Papers is of little interest. The Elections in the Provinces appear to be going on glair ly : very little competition prevails, and the retimis are mostly in favour of the same Members who had vacated their ►eats. It is not probable, thercture, that the character of the Cham ber will be match, if gt ail, changed by the present renawal of a part of its ',umber. The blinistry, however, may be considered as having ►acaieved a great object ; inasmuch as, %Mimi lessening the majority they pa...sesstd, they h.►ee added the sanction of a more genuine Cnstituent Body to the ptinciples On wh►ch they rest their administration of the na tional affiirs. - . An official Article from Madrid anneunces the de-1 Snifter ratification of certain Treaties concithled at Paris on the 7th, Silt, and 10th of June lav, between Spain and the other Great Powers of Europe. By ORS of these Treaties, FIRDINAND accedes to the acts of the Congress at Vienna, and Sirtin is incorporated into what is. styled 6 ' the Grand European Contede ration."—Another of these Treaties sanctions the reversion of the Duchies of Parma, Placentia, and •Guastalla, in favour of his Serene Highness the In fant Don Cantos LOUIS; and the temporarr con cession of the State of Lucca, with its accompanying assignments, in favour of the Queen of El KURIA ' the mother of the INFANT, until that mansion opens to him. The Madrid Gazette also contains an official publi cation on the state of the liquidation of the claims of Spanish subjects in France, as admitted and regu lated up to the 6.h of August last, by the Commis sioners of Liquidation between Spain and France. The total amount at that crate was :1034,493tr. .51e. The seque:Ar.tion which had been laid upon French property in Sp.iin, on account of these outstanding claims, is the' efore still kept in force. French 5 per Cents. Saturday, 65tr. 90c. We give in another column some interesting do cuments brought by the Leeward Island mail, re specting the invasion of the Island of Margarita, by the Royal troops of Spain. It is as impossible, we think, to read without horror the proscriptive and bloody Proclamations of the Royalist chief Mount°, as not to sympathise deeply in the indignation, for titude, and enthusiasm, with which the brave Mar geritanians reply to his barbarous threats, and declare themselves resolved to defend themselves to the last extremity.—" If your Excellency," they emphatically conclude, " is conqueror, you will be come master of the ruins, ashes, and melancholy remains of our constancy and valour : with these, or Irritb the soil of the island, you may gratify your ty rannical ambition—but not with its illustrious de fenders." The accounts we yesterday published respecting the military operation on the Spanish Main, will have conveyed a very good idea of the Patriotic cause in that quarter, and the following extract will serve to fill up the picture: " PORT OT STAIN (TIMOR)), ATM? 11. " By accounts received yesterday front Guiria, it appears that on empress bad been received front Baton, blaming, that be had captured fourteen of the envoy's large vessel* in the °dna., ass of which, a ship, had the Governor, FIT so a , Gene. rid LA '1 ease, and the Bishop en board, with the whole of the Starr and stations." The Prince Ernest packet, from Lisbon, spoke the Sen Elo Caridad, on the 9th ult. in lat. 39. 41 N. N o rth Burling about sevtn or eight miles distant, which bad been plundered on the Ist by a schooner privateer al 14 guns that had ptevitimly captured a rub Spanish ship, front New Spain, with a quantity of specie on board. TRAGIC Dula..—A duel of a horrible nature has taken place at Bourdeaux. Two brothers, M. M. de C".", quarreled and fought; one was left on the field, and the other on returning home blew his brains out with a pistol. The American squadron which is at present lying in the bay of Naples, lately gave a fete to the English Admiral n that station, who returned the honour by one equally brilliant. — (Fermi, Papers.) It is sow rumoured, says the Baltimore Patriot, that the sloop of war Ontario will sot proceed on her ori gipal destination, the object of which, it is said, was to make enquiry into the circumstances of the seizure and confinemeut, by the royal Spaniards, on the island of Juan Fernandez, of Mr. HARVILL, the American Consul, and Mr. BLANCO; their Vice-Consul, in Chili. The recent success of the Buenos Ayrean army under General Sr. MARTIN. And the consequent establish. swot of the Patriot Authority in Chili r has been fol lowed by the restoration of these persons to liberty, with many other distinguished prisoners, objects of Royal Spanish fear and persecution, amongst whom t he.veneiable . father of General 1. M. Di CARTERA. The agreeable intelligence is derived by the ship Ge• rtrriil Scott, Capt. Janata, lately arrived from Val. pra i se , by which it is probable the American Go. vsinment has received the particulars relating to the transaction, front the persons who were the objects of violence. It so, it supersedes the intended expedition Mr. 'Simko+) took charge of the Montezuma, o ne o f t he prises of Cornnindi.re PORTZ% taken in the p a . ci S c; and for that act of friendship to the Americans. ruined had his house razed to the round, his f a mily and himself throws Mt* C gOlifiDentellt. ,•1 11 7 .4 r AL LVTELLIGENCE. • FALMOUTH. She'll:loM tn. Arrived off this port the American ship Constilu• tion, from Nor kik, and proceeded for London; also, arrived the Francis Freeling packet from Cork.— Sailed the Fame, BOARDMAN. for Lisbon; and Ex press, QUICK. f. , r Co•runtia.—Wiod N W.. PLYMOUrif, SEP I'EMBEit a Sailed the Killingbeck, for Ant Bus; Scipio, for London ; and Doke of Marlbrough, for the Cape of Good Hope.—Wind N.W. DEAL, SLY rEMBER o. Came down from the River, and sailed with the whole of the outward-hound, the Edward, for Wis. ton r Ann, for St. Domingo ; Robert and Ann. lir Lisbon; and the Wharf, for Gibrahar. Passed through the Downs, a large fleet of colliers, bound to the Westward. Arrived the Prosperity,. TfIoMAS, and Sisters, HILL, from Iceland ; and two vessels be longing to the Downs &Kitty of Fisherman's friends. HOVER. SIiPTIVBER so ' Arrived eff this petit the brig M wy, Juseen, in 33 days hum New York, irnind to Antwerp. NAssAU,' JULY 23. On Sunday last a brigantine, said to be the Cc,ar, MACLILLAW, of Liierpool, called off the bar, and saikd again in the evening. She is reported to have been from Liverpool, bound to Havannah and Nev. Weans, 38 days out hum land to land. No other information could be obtained from her. JULY her passage Irom Matanzas to this pa the sloop Marla was brought to and boarded off the Be►ry Islands a kw days ago, by a sma!l priva. leer schooner, which for sonic dad► plain had been loitering about this island in wait for Spanish vessels. Alter a slight search, and being assured that the Maria was wholly British property, the privateer sub fried her to proceed. She is the same that captured two Spanish vessels some weeks ago, between this and Green Kvy. Had there been specie on board the Maria, it is more than likely that :he British flag would have been no protection. • ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST U. Art ived the schooner George Washington, Min- IDLETON, from Norfolk. Captain M. states, that the ship Thomas, KELLY, last trim Point Prom, Guada loupe, was at the quarantine grounds, near Hampton Roads—that four or five or the crew had been sick, hut were in a state of tecovery —that Mr. Onto BAisix, Pilot of St. Mary's, who conducted the ship into the Roads, d.ed on board last Tuesday night. Also, schooner New-Packet, CHOSZY, Boston, IS days. Also, schooner Adeline, STANWOOU, St. Bartholomew, 16 days. Lett schooner Ilsley, SUTTON, for Portland, in 16 days ; and a schooner commanded by Capt .in &rococo, who was robbed on his outward passive, 'by two Carthagenian privateers, of two oxen, Yt► sleep, all the poultry, all the clothing of every pet. son on board, not leaving a change of any sort. — Also, schooner Liberty, BEARS, Boston, 14 days; and schooner Elisabeth, SNOW, Boston, IS days—on 6tlt August, off N.ntucket Socials, spoke the Wig Castor, of Portland, bound to Havannah.—Cleared, the sloop l'ryall, DILLINGUAM, Portland. IiEW YORK. AUGUS I' so. SEVERZ GALL.-13y tt a arrival this morning of the brig Commodore muter, Captain Dossu, in seven days from St. Marys, we lean, th.st on the 12th inst. a severe male or hurricane was xperiniced at that place, which continued, with great violence. for twelve hoUrs. During the gale. which vcrr d from E. to S.S.E. a number of vessels were driven on shore, among which were the following—the brigs Leverick and Diana, and the sloops libn Slei l eh and Gold Hunter; fortunately, however, they sustained no material injury. The crops of corn and cotton sufbred much from the sevetity of the gale. Tl u cotton caterpil.ar, we are aft) informed. had mad its appearance Amon the cotton, and had destroyed a number of fii lds in the vicinity of St. Mary's. Corn had generally suffered greatly, and in some fields had been entirely destroyed by the heavy and con tinued rains. Captain Dame, of, the ship Isabella Ht.nderson, forms us, that it was reported at St Utses, when he sailed, that three Portuguese Indiamen, belunging to Lisbon, had been captured by the Patriot privateers from Buenos Ayres. It was stated that one of them was fitted out at Baltimore about thre months before. Captain Dame was boarded the 27th of June, at midnight, by a man of war brig, supposed to be a Turk, from the crew being domed in the Turkish style, About fifteen miles west of the Rock of Lisbon. BANK oF IsILW/01:NDLAND.—Captain Leslie, Of the ship Persia, arrived here yesterday, Worms us, that he has ascertained. by repeated obserirati .ns, that the Grand bank of Newfoundland, in lat. about 43. 18. N. IS only two degrees broad, instead of tour, AS laid down in most charts. The eastern edge, in that parallel. heir% in long. about 49. 12. West, end the western in about Sl. 11. CUSTOM-HOIPiE. SEPTEMBER so. Final ILK TIMID INWARDS...IIIe Apia, SWOty, from the Cape of bowl Hope; Westmorland, Whim', frost fibers; Harahan, Isabella, Simpson, Young Partkian, Rabat, and Coster, Fortherangton. beam linlai101; *lhomas, bad, and Loyelast, Par kin, fruit St. Vincent's • Duchess of nanserse, Maker, London Pocket, A.Ol, find Cardine, Gilbert, from Charente i Pheni x andlarope hada Dantste; Un:on, Galloway, trim Harlingen Jason, trout Dublin; Hope, Penton, trum Cork; Mars, Urit• WI, arum Guts navy ; Palem:schaft, from Archangel; the Jong* Jan, Dove' lamp, from Vl'orcuns ; General Lamm, Hedky, from ' Quake ; Alexi. i Wilson, from Memel; Letitia Mont gomery, arum B elfast; and Proust Jacoba, from Stuaterdsna. (At venatos—'ll he Audio'', biorbeck, tor Stockholm; Coln mercy, Spente, for Antigua; Elisa and Margaret, Menzies, fur Sevi ; Manna, Pekadder, for bremen and lisnaburgh; Eclipse, /batty, Simon Taylor, ?sleek, and Union, Whitaker, for Ja. maica; Elizabeth Ann, Raclin, fur Rotterdam ; Hnpe, Pears, for . . Hainburgh ; lames, Wilson, jun. for Elosieur and Riga; Lord lA'ellingtuu, WiUtaniaini hoc IViarkira and bengal; Pdary. Put, for Ostend; Mary, Cads, tor Cadiz; Maria, Ansten, for iluur dean: • Shannon, Falconer, fur Dominica ; Succe ss , Nlai au, bur Madera, Madras, and Bengal; and William and Henry. Cole, tor St. Christopher's. The following was pat up at I.t.oYD's yestetd4y " RUSSIAN CONSULATE UTTiCE, SLPT. 2?, 1817. " Ste—For the infornuition of Lloyd's, I have to isespisint you, tbat the Burning Light-haute, which w.sa sstablished in the year 1815, on die Cape Llativaneni, in the Guiph of Finland, has proved of little use, because ships &merrily navigate from Narita, between landslier and stensher, and t o e navigation being in greater dillicwity on she extremity of the south she of the bland of Hugland, and it frequently happening, during the Autumn, the superior Light-holm of tiogland to vet to be seen in matey weather ; to avoid, ti erefore all danger, the Light of Liativa nem us iiMsferred to the Isla nd of liodsher, situated nine Italian miles to the Web( of Hogsand. The light of this Lighthouse will h e tin Peet above the water, and will appear and disappear as on the'Clipe Liam/morn every 45 seeunds r ur once event titreeivar• lets of a minute, which turning. will distinguish her from the near situated Liglit-tionse of Hogland; and this sew Light-hoese will begin to be lighted from the lit (13th) bur. (Signed) "A. Di, LIMA] casIDLY, Ica tl3/1118 Consul-Gtiteral." LODD SiELKIIIK. • We have now been put in possession cf advice& I from Montreal to the '23d August. These inform us, that on the evening of the 19. h. Mr. SHAW, one of the agents of the North West 0 mp.itiy, arrived there Irons Fort William, brinvieg accounts from the Red River to the 22d ot Mr. Siti.w re eched the Red River most opport uee:y, as the stock o: pio visions had been in a mannt r a b andoned by the peo ple who had it in charge. Olt Mr. SifAw making the Forks, he was immediately joined by a large band ot the natives, who offered hint their services, not only to protect the provisions, but to assist in driving away, what they term, the Lad dolts front the! land. Mr. SHAW visited Lord Ssi.Kiat: at Fort Douglas, who expressed great s•itislaction at seeing him, and told him chat himcell ai,d toll-ewers, about 160 in al!, were almost itt a ,tae of starvation, hav ing been obliged chiefly to subeist on cat-fill fns the last m , nth, and that he n.e.v looi:ed to the proifisions of the North West Company lin the stile:istence 011 his p , eple. Mr..612.1w objected to t . /11 . the seas l son ot not diminishing his own supplies. His Lotd , ship said he had the means to enforce compliance with his request, and endeavotn. d to prevail on Mr. SHAW to resign a part without rompulsion. Mr. SHAW refttsed the supply, and ultimately maint.fined his ptint. Cannel COLTMA-NI then arrived, and made known to high parties the instructions !:e h;id received flit) Government relatin , 2 to their disputes, et hich were to enforce 4, the cessatii in of all hostility tenth in Canada and the InJetn counts y, and the mutual iestoration of all property captured during their di - Totes, the freedom of trade and intercourse with the Inota6, until the trials now pending car. br t‘rciiillit to a id.; I dicta! decision, and the great question at is-ur: with reSbCCt to the rights of the two comastnies sls.tlt be definitively settled." The North West . Coutpany readily i.ffered a prompt obedience to the orders of the Commissioner in pursuance of three instructions: and although his Lordship at first endeavoured in any way to avoid the test Oration of the property he had seized, still &ding his opposition was ineffec tual, be signed the following Proclamation, which was drawn out at the request of the Con.noissioner, by Mr. M`GILLIVRAY, the agent of the North West Company : “ Whereat the ProclamatioN of his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, Regent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, lu the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, whereof a copy is beteuirriannezed, and hereto re•erred to, was, by he ex press command of his Royal Highness as aforesaid, issued at Quebec all the asi day of May last by his Excellency siil:hber lotosske, &c. tor the various objects and purposes ther se n speci fied; and whereas the Hein W. B. Coltman, anent his Atijosty's Special Commissioners named in the said Proclanettion, Has ar rived ma the Indian territory, and is now encamped at the Fmk* of the Red Ritor ; and whereas one object of the said Praciasia• tion has been accomplished by due obedience 'hewn to his order for the resturatiop ot such property Wattling to the No•th West Company, as could be identified to have bean in the I:owes-ion of the said Company previous to the recent disputes mentioned in the said Proclamation, and which had hitherto bee,, n pd at Fort Douglas in this vicinity; abd whereas the undersigatol year ties hereto, namely, the Right. Hun. Earl of Sellork, for himself, and as a e thic pa! proprietor and grantee of lauds under the char ter of •the Hudson's Bay Company, the undersigned Governor and factors appointed by the said Company, uoiler the said char ter, and the tinders gned agents and proprietors et the North West Company, on behalf of that concern, being respectively desirous to evince to the said Commissioner their readiness to obey the said Proclamation; now these presents wage's, that we, threat]. &fogged patties respectively, do hereby strietty require and en join all 1t saes concerned iu or acting for either of the said Corn patties, or the said Earl, to pay implicit, immediate, and bona tide obedience to the said Proclamation iu its tullest extent ; and especially to restore to the representatives, set vanes, or adherems of each party respectively, any property which may stall remain in your possession, and which can be idetrelied a; having be. longed to the other previous to the recent disputes, exceptirg I such articles only as shall be acknowledged by both parties to have been actually sold and delivered for value, in the Ithe man. ter actually delivered: and to set at liberty any pet:oa or per. sons, their partners, servants,or dependeuts, whom you may have held in custody, or under restraint, unless in the case of parsons committed by lawiut authority; and in such case you are to convey, or cause to be conveyed, any such crow or persons ie hi may have been so lawfully left in yo*ur cm4rely, with all practicable ilis: , atch, and to he brought before the sa4 Commis tunes s, to answer the charge against him or them, or in case of such charge being withdrawn or relinquished by you, or it any person or persons under restraint without lawful cause, provided the party to which such pewsm or persons may belting shall pos sess tio tort or station held by or belonging to their respective parties, where such person or persons cats obtain .übssatence, then you are to weary,- or cause to be conveyed, such permit or per. sons with ad practicable slispa-ch to the ns,arest tort or st 4 :ii,o, held by or belonging to thew respective parties, where such per son or persons can obtain the means of subststetice; such convey. suce in either Of tee said cases being at the ripe se of the party who algloally seised Or arrested atich . perstin or persons, the case of Mr. Duncan Cameron, who is to be sent with all practicable d *patch to England, bi:ing alone eacep ed as already so tar on his progress th.ther ; and sat the event of any doubt or differences tai-mg in identifying such property as may be claimed in conse quence hereof, it is agreed that such disputed property as may be situated sat or near the communication from hei,te to Lake Superior, or within any reasonable means of minveyance to Lake Wminipeg, during the present season, shall specifically be sob nutted to the said Chmsnissioners for their determination, with such testimony as Can be obtained, as to which party the sow shall belong ; and it, regard to property which may be too re. moiety situated to be brought in'kind before the said C 01111 67 91011e15,. inventories shall be made thereof, with a joint valuation. lest each ulnae, if the parties can agree, or otherwise separate valuations by each, and the same- to be transmitted to the said Commissioners with snch'evidence i boils as to right and pro perty, and the value, the case will admit of ; and in event tit your having hi your service any person or persons smiler previous engagements to the opposite party, you are to permit all such engaged servant er servants to return to luitit their original ein gagenicint, and to pay hitu or them , h eir stages Inc the time wli.cia they may have served you, tscept iu the event of such servant or servants alleging any lawful cau..e or chem.: tor the breach of the bail etigagemeets, in whsc4 case you are to cause II nt or then , to dernaiati of the par., to whom he or they were protioasly engaged, to be chaos yed Willi all 'prat-lc:dile dispatch be-ore the said Commissioners or miser higher Court carve:eta to decide upon the Case ; -the expense of taco conveyance to be detiayeet by the party deriving the benefit us id. or their servic es fur the voyage; and you arc hereby strctly enjoined and iv. ipureil to retrain Iron: receiving into your service 'any person or persons under lawful engagements 10 Any other party witats.ever, except they have lawful causer of spit tin t; the service of the other, which they are ready to justify bettor competeot authority when called spot.. And', gicerslly, -you ate hereby stifctly required and enjoined to Frew, vu the peace, and to ,I,sist :tom er , ry'lliois tile aggression or attack whatsoever, wlte!lier n o sier the plea al rttaltation or otherwise; bet to submit Alt c.iities fie eomplaini cu be heard and provisionally -determined by 'the ;aid special Cont ain/stances; it bviog the true Intent and ine.iiiing of these pre sents, as wdl as of the proclamation, that :,: , triuig done in conse quence thereof s shall in any degree einisiderred to .sliest the rights which may ultimately-be aliftiged to belong to calor or Any party, upon a full consists: atitat or all de cireitiretances their several clidins, nor especia:ly the tleclarei,4l by the said Earl us belktrk to the atore,ai,l t 'commissioners, o: his pro test aga tat the cow.tructiou of tote i i acute elan rioter telex!' the articles which he alleges to !lace :e-:o bona tide purcinisid by bun at Fort Veithaut and Lac de la v.ute (Rain ‘ste), have been ordered cis he removed without a Still Merril , into ti.i ctr eumetpces, and legal eh:cit . :if their trs::...ctioni; thavaid articles Intuit slimed by him okay tar d.tersuce to the erittr or nw es:tl special Commistiorat, salt order sadleety f ro t lc Proclamation. ( , ioye.l) " gstztac. " James MUD, Governor N " Mtta :11.‘cnoat Clv,rnor " Fort Douche, Real River 15, 1811. (Signed) " Statox Il4(3ziLyttny,l ne N ,„; " MD, S ' " Fork: of the Red River, Ls'y iorf." It u.ts neentitined that his Lordship was n ing &nil in custody. M.II:GiIRIT4. tirad.quartuT, Bar&leg. Vrth hey, lett " INVABITANTS OF 211ARCAFITA From Ocar.s, la l i v month of April list year. I pronifset you that I %lin U ;f1 rett ll , this- calms, in order iii putahh the seditious, and to re enaki the order which they ktd it stmt.'s!. Ihe hypocritical ae d d ,,,, pliable Ari.inesul: -std that I dee :"veil yeti, awl that re‘tro s ,,,., and pride directej my voices !ram the Inisdara ot tip. m ir. i y lent, pa already see that ray promitc has been fail I' .i, 4, 1 having aubdued time kmgdiar. of New Granain, tat- fine pa,. viac.-.. erj'y their hauler Happiness, /ads, now in, cia4a,z. a 'dire y ..ir situation. " Inlcasitants of Mt -rarlta—l know all the des 'a of Tex Revolution, and 1 its. , w the ir.lammis men who tau, d It: it s greater part of theni have Alai:slimed you to your fate, til l cowards as they ate, at the num:tent I approach, and fly at eta sole Idea of the danker wide'• thnotena then. .i.ristr, r.ii, „i ll was b•iin for your or.i!for:ure, aril i , as ci:wardir as tee t. .., 7 i. cable, will tut collie to your g• •uitot•ce. nu Mug thus th. ~,,...c tuts of wretches who ::re full to boastings when no ilanti.n near: now tie.) , a!! eat gra , e. :ind abaitilon you :Intli div e , pretences; and t'w pira!e Brlgn concludes by plitOe 1.2 .4 idaml, aril naming awry with his vesttePo hi this Ts tlt thli.gC, I of tin invite you with the clemency of our beloved :ci az Ferdinand VII. r..lrste august and ntasoluimous heart is al*, delighted with the v el'are and itappine." Mina suu.d., " Avail ycnrscives tJ%eu of It. and rely-upos panfuls, ft r .,, immediately submit. Yu I know by experience that n . 7 1,-..- le , are gulf:11 , 1,1, and my word toviolable. Your fate car. ?.. b .. u3 . In!, when it is known, Oat, b.sidet dis exeadi::•. a . s ; AI wb;th has just arr•ve4 Qom. Le Pentium's. I lave ~ tor roand the divisions of the Army whosedtalittir and d e.. , n in tow well known. li alter this atep, width I take tar tle Me ut lan.r.utity, anti tu contywn ty wth the putish lea wh"eh Ls• alway , been my gal.2e, you sill persist In your r hell • , 4 7, 72 have manifested front th • ruatnent cr my des nibatta i , n o . thlue alai stop my VCOCcaoiowi, WO a:1 hOlwq.oi )0„r •wh.., .4, 3 IfaiLllg, I strait ~tare,i lyAlost you with the req.ctain •o t c. i under my coninsatid /1r.444:101811.4•1 - crrorw.11 go ..et..,..:h,,, i , and if iti• traitors of Isareelona terminated t , e.r oils 1,.h1 il l,. truce, to oils disloyal I lan • Core will not rema a a I, es , a. , await the toesuoty, to those r. beta, salhi, driv,•laing ti. ..rey,i their haVrfeillll, were determined all Melt owl tllct... , :;ill'lß r (Jigged) " PABLO MORILLo t,enrral is -kid. " Mum Secretary." is 'rise colewattota or TUB AItIIAID f0111:11 IN ?He MAYO OF MARGARITA. " Head-spatters, Baratta 17th July, at;. " The troops of his Majony, Ferdinand th.• 7th, . er as command, have again set toot on this bland, and l u , ii u all axon Conte. uudet submission to the dominion at 1- trgiterre Sovereign I know very well your enga,;e:nents, on •I . o wl suadot: that the general mass oh the ['Maim: nos wrre rot to stitiject.themeetves to such great and 0t.a...111 3 evil.. Yee misfortune is the win!: of a preset Sr ;11311; at.d the Wood e th ic has flown, ar.d the dist uri.at,e4.4 and d stre.ses brought U 1413701, is the most worthy present los do, stab!. Mar: could gov yea, ant knownto, all of you, and my sanguage and my sena:non cant ot be doubted. I am pr: parod to und.rtake a camungs, the rc.titt ot wlunit is evtd:tilt : you welt knot the Wie4ll/ at my disposal—more than sulEctent to I once my Nca. witbs,anding, as a lover of humanity, aid always dispmeituh I good, I have determined All bend you this sun as. toge bt with a PrisClalia.loti to the it.itaituants 01 Matgaiita, in nhth 1 with the liattknes, of a wither, I mantle-it toy sett inttu a. 141 his placed Inn in a situa bun to pro, ur. the tike 114i:wend your country, by taking the only step whisk reason and dry dictate to yo.t. " It you sli•arm thu inhabitants, aid submit yourself with them to the obedience of our tv Mood sovertgn , e. r. .1.. t VIL all hustil'ty eau coast , past eeents stiAl be' forgetters, • spe may rely upon the prme.:tirn ot Lie Majesty's Goverment. ILe Cities., or loyal pi.r.o.ie ussucire wi h loon .1 HIS NW portint servize, will a!so he attetkhlito.4C.l rev 441.1 . enhog to their different molts. The p-r elt.o.ged to v.:sc.! yea vitt h :hit intonation Wit, nuntediltoty .nfm m you of every h tg Ice may with to know reLuve to y a.r eutimiet. I cat.i.••• re. alter he ..zcated of the tit.aetets which t and inlid..tty are your deiminii.atlon ; a—utin c ; you, Oar niaktng a vain thr.at anti u:tekta ion ot 1.1) . one, , that Vai ChAttiderflant ot this kaaJ wid be it exemptary, ilia lot oat shall re tt.on who dots Loi mutt w.i•. the 1.141114.t0 wun eram• r, nor any one to Fri:terse tl.e suemory tit the r arAl terrible sufferings which (Li* and their lon lies AA .l i . read. ". PABLO AIOW.LO. " Ruiz, .NrcsLfury." CLMRRAL IX CHM /31 , Tllt AMT ISLAND u► MARL:Ain't*, 'l'o u IIC G11)11:11AL1/1C1111.F 4► TUC 111114 . i llttAlri• " Heat! quarters, Sabata (ham le, 10i) 18, 1517. Etk—The 'Spartans of Columbia naive seen with tinfoil , re.': surprise, the unexpeveil cartel your Excellency has seas t“ei.t: dry Arc astonished at ti.e barbarous style ni which tile •tiNeti!ir of List, isiand is demanded, alter you Moils: had the hart:thou; to connuit Mostar les wt its coasts, witliMit ahy pr• tar, and are pleased to 'Ascot.: that your Lace lleac ) , has s.en .oar error, *heti they are already irritated snit invested with cienuld: ensigns in to revenue U e new outrages %cock : ey received. The King's croups uni!er your Exechen y cce maul, have not advanced their object by having agaiii set loot on the barren shores of Margarita, and .o hope au this a‘c wan that we should return to the tyrants:ea: nonunion of span; s. so difficult to that your fixcellency should tullii Inc pr. yea make, under the take phrase, that your word is my your Excellency knows the engagements of the geaerai t sf. this Islaiin, you mu.: consequently know, that ft is nu: die -one of ar.y inmvidual which we &fond, :lid that General Ai !onneis, to whom your Exceliency at:nbutes the origin .of ut.r nus teue, far mini u. the supposed evils. placed is oar “ati.,:s as prc...lous gilt of blurt y, aid ktiew how to 0.:4‘.1.:ct us to Lie& nacre of glory, I, aviiig us at pa; tal i ; vateath.: lcitous w ..:et-..:duto and tail:lntl examples to e.u.uluer bp:4lldd% " blood Vl loch has beet' split, and that which emanate, from the inward Impulse which every man ha- : • Itr heed hmiselt 1 . : - ow his enemy, troth the implacable hair,: the Marganiamans profess towards their %ores-tn., 1,114 trans any perverse.ideas or our Leto, trout the eutisist,. , :,l whisk aann,:aes us all wintry ourideet amsan the rhino of o wiai all flat is dear to tatter than transmit to pos • app.:moire of a stain of humiliation and suL,evtion it el our glorious Irmo' ILL It ls rnte yeas Ex::::ne, ei vag known to Is% AMI lite proph: Vf 113.11 at 1; Ve::1 :. , :tic ephemeral ohoetvancio us yo .r tinnier ; r - 4.:Let ; ern.: .f kinds betel us isosteziof kevetit•s : gem ral try - thiouglioutilie Wand, asi..! WAA. tt...• V • Ovietartel ilto to u•e tl a I lit‘.l ui i t u: loop to than. huh, NlArg,t:•a to 'cor.luer or die, o.,;:tt-I..tpg for r Vet' the vt•ta.:. Jar the e, w.th wh•c% t:. ' • • tLeir kuuwit I d••blZ3l , to 11C:1:1C, was ta,..ticti !o 11!••,` c't yot.r EN4flkru.y • i;o:34.luowtts take hi Llittolir uC I....it3uty, 11.•11‘• :•• • -* )uu thiewen t 1 wol: the •eral tler,o:utom tbse ;eltrres4iinsi Y.) , edleuey, wul tor ~sr .C.• ••• tlattoo, you nom ke-tv tlu• 1111.!1•1fIltl!LItlainte;.!* :••••• ••• la:ants. It your t• Is Cu qt.ur.r, you uLlt ttr of :be tikiu, t0.t.1 utdahclualy letnaa.c .. 4:4pcy aq,l Valour: with C,r.e, ur wok the 'oil o. I: , 1 , " MArguita, you tat; gut , sly you; t)tAnilical ar:1,1•1 , --- , " • • iriatla its aluitrius. 6 (Sortd; " rftll 'SCUM r.ertsA C C : t.. . u ~1(' The American Papers recrived yester.l4, die death td Mr. HOLMAN, the Actor, I, rm,t•Y Covelit.G4t den Tl.earre, att., a diainglitbii:d t ,v•ot the public. Mr. HoLmax dieJ a t the tk . ..tr: - ; P!• 1 = 1 "9 Rockaway, Lung 161 end, oil SundAy tutvi the 'l.lO of Anust. in the 53d year ut his 4 5 1 e, ,:!!!r end, and ffnna Lit r....:Pre tcr•-•