Star. — London, England, 1817-05-15 00:00:00

tVEIMITWS AWk. 47_ --• • • - N D(Yist. " . •. , • r prEsnAY, Lairr DAY OF •DRAVOI4O-TIRd f- •i Y THOUSAND POUND . PROVO - - AND Y TWO o I'H NR CAPTTAL3-AL•L' MUST U. LitAW 24 ON THAT DAY. THURSDAY, MAY 15,1817. s NSW* Mi.... 'WWI, at the Hankekieheittes, and . • Seinb-Sea House. ; a ;: 3 ,: 11 pose of Commons, last night, a . took place en the bill brought itA,rbfilhs cuvsretion of the EXCHEQUIIt, for provirliTkarrp fur the L rbruring Yobr. Mr. Vaitts*Ylrfo: r o.d all the .' security that waiWiMto} t - w4s a sort of hypotheciiioir of tfie r r r.f the revenues arisiag - froi public Government until the money *.rc,l Kai made gouJ. The Cafarmeit.ott:aho rt •-•.! .Le C , mmis ? ifroers who are to direct 1.h.• rucury, Among whore •we h od khe names rf S , r i-i!1.% Pi, Sir J. Nemo, THUSJAS altlll, Erg. i ce C. cr*ran of the Court of kfliecters *Elbe lin t E 4st Ithila Company; Ste. /cc.. FRENCH PAPERS. • P.-is.PApess of hlonday arrived.ihis Morning: l..ttms !torn Rome of so recentadite as the goo, tilt Aid to announce that his Holiness the Ton It in a state of conv.kscence, and intends repairing s 3 C4stei-Gindnito in the course of this month. T; e r.so.ot recent news riceiieir at Vienna from ' Cot st ,atatc•ple represent, the negociationa.. between fts.sid 41,t1 the Powris, to be. drawing: rapidly to :a sitistactory issue, since the 'recent change ia -the: Terkbh Mioistry. to - hate Offered: ht: mediation,. II). rullf . thilighr proper vs : de- . eau it, conceiving her dentsiods, to ,be so jou and zNierale that the Perri tofild-nos refuse conceding: . . tem. . . 4 13 Artie : lel:3'l4er Ilse !leaf of raitniselttea t 'e. ) u,s a° 6l , 23 instant, • states ,that , a new .conspiffey,,44 l jillat nut in stie kingdonrof Arragon, but peticnisrs. of it had not been received. It ivaiatddd,) l that the coateiracy Istely discoverod in Galicia bad lel to the arrest sif a ntimber of officers at Curunna st:i in Asturias, The rests/. audas4 , of ensigrition, as the French I.u'nilists inn it, is skill increaiing. It is to no pose, they say, that people learn that the streets of. Philadelphia and New York• are filled with wretched kings Who weep ;hate natal finds• which they are doomed no niOro to ice-4n .yaiit that Pastors and rs endeisecur br chill prayers and entreaties 13 cheek the spirit of emigration to foreign climes. —lteasoncitiey will haver it,- has lost its empire, and thousand's of polir hinnies, freim the moun tains of .. tn4 . 4lppatiy, are_ daily, ing themselves willing .victjms .to a set or ele (table %peen! +tors wl;s1,•lor -their own selfish ends, ere, in tact, s'etreiting • agents • (Or despiii and deatli.• In 'all this atirm;' Sze cotifessl'we think aura is much of a mistaien ph. i. 15 4. 1 . 14.. Ilia any country there are more-people that can fitzb employment, •the natural remedy seems to be that some slo old quit it, and seek but other regions, whose productive powers ire nOt ye; engrossed by such a fullness of population $ nor is the tentedy less natural io itr seism than sate and lenient in its operation, since themoinent It has the 'effect of raising the wages' of labour, by reduCing the number of comp titors, and enabling the i'abourer to line on the profitt of his ladastry, it will most assuredly maw. i „ a y. .1n the Canton of Appellee! such ip the distress of t} inhabitants, that the Government have, tip /aced to apply for some relief to the Emperor hula, who, with a laudable humanity, has grown! hem a succour of one hundred thousand rubles. Yesterday the Duke of .Ca.oucasvan paid his re tpectS to the QUEIN at her Palace. Yesterday her MAJesTY, accompanied by the Frio iea ELYZABBTH, attended by Lady Cat:runup', took VI airing in a coach and fi , ur by Fulham, Kensing Itts licc. The Princess Etizaaarii aTterwails visited 1 the Duchess of GleouclisTiot• The Duke of YoRK left town yesterday morning' fe3 wi u d, or. Hi s Rrysi Highness was expected , hat's last night. The Duke de &tint has expressed his intention to test a statue of the PRINCI itatalna to be erected in 'Iwo), in the most conspiamous part of St. Heliers. al a testimony 'of. his grateful remembrance of the rz:lrser its which he was received there by the inha liays at the memorable period of the conclusion of the late war. A gitl now before the House of Commons, the ob ject cl which is to regulate the trade to and from the ;!ace., within the limits of the Charter of the tut Company, and certain possessions cf his Majes ty in the Mediterranean, proposes that the Company, =ld aiso any other of his Majesty's subjects, may fury on trade directly and circuitously betweel the of Malta and its dependencies, or the port of %t butter, and all Ohs and places within tl.e limits et the Company's Charter, except to Ci ins. Tile cre of Good Hope is t o be c o nsidered wiltirkmsell "S' ti. Trade is not to be carried on in shiy . s under 'mita prescribeS by the Act of theiii.lohis 1 ,1"4.--Governors and Lieutenant Gthiliei "AL or Gibraltar may grant licenses...-B4p4,slsip *vessel, except it belongs to the Company, is per. ;Sited to s a il e i t h er to or f rom t h e ports w i t hi n t h ese I'll, without previously exhibiting to the ottleer of l ',4 , customs, lists us the persons andarms on board. "TA-es are allowed to be discharged at the id ands d Vats within the said limits, wrier certain regu orti:',":, • • . goods maybe re-exported Irons Malta Asialfe• sailor to be taken bu.• „ i i ,sh out • • • • `4:.1. ••• ..4tlar t itieNi PAPE Sew 14 .: . •i ..:: I. ..••;.‘ Irriu. . -.. raestrxiwit. smt. nOadelphia,PAptis .to the 16th, ' arni * Boston to the 19:h, arrives! this morning.. The l extracts horn the.tv, whirls we sobjoiti, are , of consi. desible Inteitit.'•Conitinalias fallen; as Was expec'. ecis W .4 1 3 :e - sakfilt.ki.i t iiik Insiependents ;.and the Roy alist cause i n VenezWeta Is iejuced, to the lowest ebb. ,The report. which is. said to have beenoteisived from, hmakoi•of Parrin's death; comes' to is by too cii cuitoll.a rout to be deserving Of much credit. :. i - -" NEW:YORK, APRIL. 11. . 2 ' .g tßo 2 A r i : iiAllAtiN.4 IL—A Gentleman (passenger l• 1 811stf alit ea, ten Ails trons.,Kairannah) informs! teiptllev4sliew days - berurelsw sailed-the crew of a Rulch r atip arrived Shire ;sisals open boat, who stat- 1 eils i*, had been tapfeked:off the Moro by a Car itageliiittt.peivateetc . fiundered Of about _lO,OOO do!- lets in specie and 80,000 dollars wok!) of dry goods, the smwwetto then sandeift in the hal boat, and theshif let aefive ; tbeDOteh Captain sobbed of his Weatillg appbtei., mod' otherwise* treated with great cettelty. The p rivateer alte r w ar di s h ape d her cruse for the Isle of Pines.—Our informant adds, thst the waters in the vicinity of .Havannah swarm with ilea:oozy, composed of motley crews of all nations, professing aud . calling themselves Spanish Patriots." . " KINGS I'uN, MARCH li. liNe yesterday learnt, by a letter just received in eity, that General. blotillo has been routed, in itterapirag tOst ass from Sagamure to Venezuela, by the . army corninanded b y Ch eva li er L erv i er , an d toped ht,the plain:it the entrance of the Spaniards istb .New Graaada. The diviaioe at l'Etraager. 'ciraimanded by Banger, in the service of tne Spa tiiardslbasgone over to the Independents, and.aban tinned their Chief. This division was called s The loyal troops of Ferdinand. . 44 hlnnat l7.—Recent .advicea from Comans, state, that General Marino, with an Independent force, ho taken that town on the 6th ult. after a loss pflictrgeo 4 and 500 men. a .1. force in shipping,. consisting of wine it:timid schooners, had mina) .Lagairs. Thit brig canta, , ftoin St. Jago de Cabo to 104gaira, was still detaldid . lii'the Royalists and refused to be giiren up to the.Braten sloop of war. Captain Stirling. had been at Laguira from Barbaticies." !ROM THE NEW-TORK EVENING IPOST. is By the ship Cyrus, arr.ved ou Saturday evening M IS days from Kingston, we have received Jamaica Papers w the 10:1) . ult. We learn by this arrival, that information had just reached Kingston, and, from a source which it was believed might be relied oc, that Petion was dead i this will probably give rise to new changes and convUlsions in that devoted Island. The demand made upon' Pedal some time since for the Jamaica Pilot,boat which had been car ried off. to St. Domingo, together with the crew, bad been refused, and a frigate was abdut sailing frOm 'Kingston to enforce the demand." . eaost TUK utcumosio ENQUIRER or Ti 12TH APRIL. 41 it - is rumoured that the GO,Clrllof .Ptasacol requested General Gaines to take possession of that place; in order to sedate it against tfte contemplated attack of the Patriou, It is certain that our brave General and the Don have had an interview and there is little doubt but a.solicitatioa of this kind has beert made, and received ss it should, by a prompt but respectable negative." The report in Gime of the Papers, of the Austrian troops having actually taken possession. of Rome, ii without the least foundation. . The displeasure expressed by King reams Job, against ibe circulation of coarse likenesses of his Royal eaaasseaanae, reminds es of the reply made by a pautrait painter to an English sailor, whip made &similar complaint-4 , If master no gotoh and., iloweuriacb bow can master, have handsome picture P• 11 The sew Solicitm- G.. comes into Parliameac for the Borough of Eye, in Suffolk, eke Sir W..G.atv.' stow. without opposition. Mr. Glll/011D is a nawee of Exeter. - The bite Baron Ts/weeny, though such an 'mi. nent lawyer, has left a will in so imperfect a state as tii be inadmissible, even as a testamentarypaper.— He begins with t h e name of BELLAMY / Esq. but-it does not appear whether he was to receive the intended bequest. u a trustee or not a and, what is more material, the amount or nature of it is not stated. Lower. down the Baron mentions another name. but with the same deficreney. The whole of the Bartin's property. which is supposed- to exceed forty thousand pounds; will robabir be distributed between two nieces, who resided with him. • The contents of the hOuae ip Si. Jarnes's.square . the pruperay of Atomayaza Davison, Lag. including those of his, cellars, have produced more.thap 450,000 The house, w.th some of the foroitere,js let.to .1. 7 .a/1 During the year 1816 there entared•Ase. port,tif Marseilles 6078 ships—during the s ! take„period there sailed 5828... . The southern part of France, which lately suffered so muck from the continued dryness of the marsh has been at length favoured with.sonteplentifulshowes of rain. Crest fears were entertained in Corsica for the sue, cebs of the harvest, but these haee.heen. removed tly van . , titles of snow and rain, which lately fall there v _./10 .. ieSsial value of cider. exported . in 1816, wiLs l fitatirnfief,Fillloos. In 1814, it was somewhat.mle sig4 tailbone; is 1815, rather more. than.** Mittionat; , • , A .letter from Philadelphia, dated April 8, ssys. l On Friday hat four persons were arrested and cons mitted, on the suspicion of having stolen eight 100., dollar notes. Strong circumstances having induce. , a belief that they had swallowed the money, emetics were administered. Ir: consequence„ one of the sus• petted persons. ..44a pith, east up two of the note' of the United ;bates' lok t lapti.ol.l,69,4ollan—.lhe othas did OM slebielauy." zvAr4A INT.Ezzicx.:cie • , , . : I . ........••• - .!•.: -.• ••••••.i •.:• • • ' 1 MAiLS••••Alkit. 0111.. • it.... •• 2 *"./ 1. : • 1 211 126 2 ' 4l ' Dtb!ht it -•-. 1, .c .. Pipet •:•..- ._ a ' g . • l' - 0/sterferd -. i o Hantburik tr• ...0 1 I •urrntriand lerfey •0 0 . Gottenbergle •:. • 2 • Aition . •• • 0 0. Flanders • ... • 2k. 0 foilmiti •• • • 0 1 Leeward Wands . 0 0 DOVER, MAY &rived the Diana, Lnwootr, from Africa; Hero,f TaloaAs, Irons Trapani ; and ship Wolga, Mazy,' from . Cadiz for St. Petersborgh—in lat. 4O 20. N. n g . '9 55. W. the saw three Turkish frigates, strut t.if a mile . to_ leeward, board several ship:, twb s4wedes in particular, which they detained some time. The Wblica tacked to the Westward, and they stood to the Ealtwaird. • DEAL, MAY 14. Arrived and sailed for the River the Cumberland, and Castle Huntll, from China; Elizabeth, Mama, from D.:merara ; Valiant, FZRRYXf.tri g from Jamaica ; and Hope, blats, from Si. Michael's. Came down from the River and remain, the Harriet, for Bengal, and hlaida, fur New Ycrk.—Wind S.W. FA;,NIOL" ;14, MAY i Arrived the Ch.:T:CS, GitIiTITHS, from Beurdeaux ; the Eliza, Haan, N, from Scilly—she is originally from Cork, with at cargo a provisions, bound to Ma. delta, but put We: to Scilly in a leaky stite, and is now come here to discharge. The Lidy Mary Pei. hati•Packet, fcr the Brazols, is gone into the Roads. POR I SMOL - 111, v' 1 14. Arrived Li s ...4,,nty's ship TIDE!: from a main, and a Ditch frigate, name unknown.—Winl S.W. LIVERPOOL, buy i The. Oneida, Ifict.rnuth from New Yor (.r Havre. foundered at sea—erew arrived at N ew York. 1 GRAVESEND. MAY 14. • , Arrived the Hopew,dl, Smith. (corn Liarbadoet; Niabett, ' Gray ; Jane, Manes; and Guldt-n Fleece, Wll4. from Jamaica; Charles, Milo•, and Westerland, 'M'lntyre, front Tobago; indispensable, Kent?, frrm the South Sets; Sir Home Popham, Clement.; Beaufoy, Selbey ; Briiarina. I)iinclri ; arid Pel , can, 'Jailing, rom Lisbon; General ;Irwin, CPripbuli, trim China; and Caroline, Siojerr, front IJeutarara. Sailed the Prottieoce, Green, fur Calcutta; Globe, Myth. tor Jamaica; New Ac.ive, ' M.Carthy, for liourdeaus; Mary. Brown, for Amsterdam; industry, Wright, and Fame. Owens, fur Rotterdam; Fromds ' chart. tlettaeaslort, and York Merchant, Thompson, far Ham. burgh; andikutbers, Anderson. for Be rgen. • • I • eusTommousa, MAY 14. . . . , • SIMS EIPTIIIID lanvitaos.—The Sarah, Adams, from l e l L arne; Friends, Limo; Ansitg, Denfield; and Hum Wbltei 1 from Lisbon ; fenterden, Russell. and Perseverance , Bennett ' trim Idansbutgh ; !Amiss:, ----, fro, Calais; Csitbia, Smith, from Oporto; William and Ants, Jones, from Routs ; and Stgi of Life, Crow, from Cork. . OUTWARDS.— I he Venetia ' Rankin, and Oscar ' Wart, fur Elsinens Lid St. Patereburgb ;.Goltib. Abrams, forat rchangel ; Nally. Gill, for Ilatnburgh; and City of Liinbirgh, Luck, kw ~ Calcutta. . . . The St. Soar Protector, from •SabiktulitSon, was captured off the Western.l.lands. thel2th . Ndvenaber by an Insurgent privateer of . 14 guns.aud,llo.men. I said to have been fitted • out .at tialtininfe.:: Part of 'the crew arrive," at Lisboa on.the 214 b ultimo. • The navigation at Eldneir clever began with more activity then this leer l 9.1 vntlris thieving Pam , " :the Sound, up to_thelat,April,„ • epatwi: 7 rif Str, siAkaapoeseal hrtrarAiregew the last Al wecks .was hever Wine ',exceeded, asid room cannot begot for if.. Some certa;n advice. r elative to the Embassy of Lord &MEW. to Cliitia,4aSiet length been received 'by the ship General Hewitt, just morel! from India. Lord Assusaar and his suite arrived at Canton on New Year's Day, all well, after a journey of (our months throu j 2:l the heart of the .country. It appears that the immediate cause of the dismissal 1.1 the Em bass; without an audience was the misrepresentations of the Minister HO-YUNO.Yr. for which he was, in a • few days afterwards, dismissed from all-his others ; and though an interchange.of presents and civilities after,this took .place, the Chinese did not chum to re ' lax from their demind.of the usual degrading pros , tuitions.-.a demand which Lord AssuinsT thought pir/sor_to -resit!. We are happy,. however, _to fipd, ,that,oo..l34d,conieq .erases had.resulzed from Mis,en. rind it is even said, that the effect of the A-k -gearire mos oat thctorts of Canton has had al...in dicate an their affairs at least as. beneficial a. could !hate been hoped from the..most..favotuahle negocia. l iions. The following is an . extract of a.)ctter.froma Gqitleman helnnging to the Lenbarsfs, • .. Notwithstanding our garlic dismissal. from the Civet ' our learnt/ towsrds Canton wa. Out atai•attenileif by ill the naval honours ad marks of respect end uttentionabeirn to* &Min Ensbawlee, but was rendered retuned, sgreeablopp • pester &sue or liberty than I believe v/Its.vtifr volvlvd - in ON= by any lyireign Embassy whatsoe ver, sun by,that Of Lad /44.6.- Climber. he hires if of magma frisPieln estfursliaiinto the country arid fu o the cites was perhaps, Strict* "wow a I bertrrasher Wm than a libertrgiews bus nrp• the lust olr. lectivn wag made to it, or the. Iptme.,obstruction thrown WO. way jdf It. The uncommon duration of 'the journey, froaitheloarness'ot tha'nieis ijr particular ij.ttor, iaiended•tv foormontbs, atineded unusuatatreetwoldwitos theseeteursidnit but it would have beets seserfor Silliairrp - vathwihsiswitliene toY to b is a i a. lopitama.much greatereestplatosaaeut. aim a ff uedleir ~idur any very tangible trouuds of . .eontplarilt. %Thu eal ground of LordAactittistertsisurniiewu gene over to s great exieut,.but wytalmr ; trqd ,esessnsklerabhe portion of ivr.ground, se ors mum properli meshing, "Trews The eine( nor r , however, al our mitigation Or stsWielk'parify on dial obietiver the Yaog-iss-Xibg; - itmd pinefairosi that great Illialltante the l'olang lake,' to Slan-tchang-tdo, during which tr6aJ as opportunity is wishing Pen king, end she Lui-shah, a paoutiln remarkable for its, picturesque scenery. Captain Mazwittt, of the ALCSI• I. and a devolution of the British Funny, met its at a abort distatice from Centric, Into which poet lbs Ambassador Was . , emulsified by a proeetalan of boats, but the Girton Chinese Were eery sulky, lad neither saluted the Embassy bur turned out a single soldier. We were lolged In a ireinplsraniiesstilte Gods of - the Headsets, Wei* however, to deals, Chingos jihstre, Nos been fitted tip is a very coationsble niannevi lAwAtctsrs will be ready stunt the each instant Ofsi_Wm7) , inti ; viebvpe to see our friend! In England the bpi esit US fine • - The *uremia Of Hastings, it web supp osed, would proceed trObil'iiiddier tour to the Upper Pruviaces. There hireteen Much sickness in these Provincial idd the ll'amtlayl!aters say It hat spread to the Wei? iern side 'itt India. having 'given rise to dreadful fever in !Linty war, in one district itf which the deathi are said to have exceeded twentylve daily. Thi ferret was deemed contagious; and its progress was 0 alarming, that the Bombay Government • bad judged it necessary to take .precautionary measures to intercept its•transthissien along die coast. It was hoped, That the setting in at the cold lesson . would be i .roduttire Of beneficial effects. 17 .4 Friday. Morning, a ton , p.iny the 33th Req;rn-n: left . Ekiinbtarrh Castle. for Berwick lipoo•Twe - 1, where another Co-rp.iny n' e Ite,,iment iIAS been for some weeks. The elegant pkce or Flase. . by the Highland Society i f L.,ridon to the 41. i lt , gtzner.t, , vlncli was r resented by his Royal Highness the Duke it Ynar, 0 the 21st of March list, to the Commandant If the carps. , the Marquis of livsrt.vi is a richly chased silver tripod.- with Awed bowl ; the legs of the tripod --namented with thistle foliage. and supported on . * Irian4ll.r plinttn;on one At the faces of which is the .ohveraz. , . of a m . eitAT seincli by rrder of the Society , to cOrtimnsaorat.e.tne,lpttle o• Alexandria, and rem. senti.ag :the. hind of Sir. RALPH A ROWCROI,IBIt ; ell "Ats-thit-face is:she reverse of the same medal, %Mel represents the taking ..f the Invincible Standa r d ; t he third tike . bes et a Gaelic inscription. These three subjects are severally encircled with' laurel, and sup. ported by an ancient and a modern Highlander, with , appropriattLemblents.; the plinth rests on- the-backs of three recumbent sphinxes, on a triangular base. The whole of the orna,nents are estiemely beautiful, and well etecused. . .. GENERAL MISSION Mr SOCILTr.. yeoer.lay the': wentieth Anniversary of this trely valuable Society was held, Wad the firit Meeting, ac= cording to annual custom, took place in Surrey Chard ..:111e,Chtfech prayers were tea.' by e Rev. ktiver.aaso .11m., after which, *the Rev. TH'neas Cum.:.:*tts.,D.D. one of the Ministers of Glasgow, preached a hunt eloquent, interesting, and impres sive Sermon in behalf of the Society, from Ist Corin. thian's; 14411,thapter, fr .m the 2lst in the rth verse inclusive. _Ol this j,:stly celebrated preacher it is -imposible, in fact, for us to speak too hig!tly.— He, iu the course of his Sormon, entered into a concise but luminous review of the evidence which pfoved the atithenticity of Christianity, and con. eluded .by advancing the. most enlightened. libor nil, and admirable tlefmce of Missionary Societies, ever, perhaps, : delivered from the .pulpit. Dis t;nguishrcVaii..this must valuable. Clergyman is by the most profound ;dents, it gave us intinite pleasure to witnckt the liberAlity of his seatirstcots, and the un biassed attachment he obViotisly'slse,ed 16 every de b onnsinitinn gf f erninrchtistiiins. Of picias and condjKll as .j[ prgyman, it is imp : ssible for us. to svat.wq,muoli m issie-wc4almot help congratulating the . otier,of GLaskoiehtlayst this most admirable. and as fastenrivalled prnaelser.waU elected one of the Minis. ter: of that city. At seven in the moraing the Cha pel was ceowded.taescess, and we believe many thou sands, attracted by this truly admirable preacher, went off fur want of room. Dr. Nichol., of the Scots Church, Swallow.street; Dr. WAUGH, of Wells street; Mr. GREIG• of Crown.court, Covent Garden • and A vast number of other Clergymen. were present. A very liberal-collection was afterwards made. • -• • --- Our Readers will, perhaps, be surprised to learn that the, greater part of the grand musical par.ies which are now going on at the West.endof the town, and making a-daily display in the c..lumns of not News-papers, are neither more nor less than the Bp. nest : Concerts of professional .mus:cians, for .whiall tickets are issued at One Guin,'a each. . . In the.eourse of the last tlsrecweek., no less than ,eighteenchildren, jaosylated fur the satallitex, .died in t tin. e small r j in the Isle of Alan.—llesirotts of extirpating that loathsome disease from the Island. *sii, resident Medal Practitioners have publicly an. flounced their intention of inseuiatiorz (gratititonaly) for the gewpci. • • There were vaccinated during 1815. in the depart ment of the mouths oi the Rhone, 5841 individuals. It is calculated, that during twelve years the nambee 41 persons who have. undergone the salutary oPerst lion in jraoce amounni, to three millions. • Some daysago, while. the gardeners were at .tvenk near the wall of the Abbey Orchard, in Aberdeesk shire, belonging to 'AXIS Fartuusott, Esq. of P.ithmr, M.P..theY were.surpeiged by hearing a strange poise .j % sbe AO, l'Lknjinsti.sriting ur howling of some wad t lttt ; at4,bar the al ireful and repeated harkikga, curiosity in4cesligtems• to break open. pans: Of • that ,!tall,,,,ythere.,44 r ois i ts t proceeded front. t and to.tbeie iti.SAt I'o4 t r they found no less .than ,seven yoting faxes snugly situated near the top ot• it, up wards of twelve feet from the gronnet i .but thy Old one had escaped, or had not been with Allem at-the time. T.fie..whole •Seven young.ones are still of fife s and doingwell. . • The follmiting interesting Beene occurred recently : ok Peinford Church, affording an admirableerample.of what, with proper car; may be effected on the minds of the s ogioturrned, and another proof of the &dean. tags to. be derived front education. An African, called Ilmitaseta, born stimehundred miles above this termination of the river Congo with.the sea, and who ; - proceeded with the late Capt., Tucaer. to explore that River, Was publicly baptized, and received into the Lr9testaat Fasitri, by the name of 11,ENJ %MIN PSTIniSa is 24 years of age, and is, perhaps, the only naive of 'that unexplored region now ,in ,thie cbuntry. OfCaptain tCCICEIf.he speiks in the incase affectionate end grateful terms, and declares, that tO his instruction alone, daring the Voyage out,' lie has been enabled to tend, and can %jiltease go tbrotigts the Testament. The indefatigable exertions of that laMented 'Officer have not been unavailing, and a foundation for knowledgi in the mind. ot . Pxtiu sterns so firmly rooted, as to give fair. prospeCts for realizing the expectations that tnusthave been toinid by Capt. TVCICIT. "Prrtas is anxious to return to his native place, but onfortunandy no means offer for that purpose at present, where ha doubts not he should soon become of consequence from the advantages i ; f reading and writing, which, he sayi, are outflows& inviting his eountrtme i. n. Wi th in these f ew d ays h e bar etigsgedliWieff tis servant to a Gentleman in the - -rionity a Tttrter.'4illl, and intends strictly to pit. - sae fiis learniti/. ititrftiCh he is greatly attached, at itteit Opportinitly.t 'the motives of Captain Ttester hs endeavouring . ilS'iesette frosts ignorance and bum Wenn this ppur African are such as muststiike tot cibly all virtuous minds. and redound credit on the mepory of that enterprixing Officer. Yeiterday morning as a waterman was rowing across the river Thames, not far from London-bi idpe, he found the body of a man habited as a sailor ; he conveyed ;t to Wapping Chut:h. ...11