Star. — London, England, 1817-07-04 00:00:00

r--=--~ ~.::- THE EVENING 'S 1.0.\ iN. FRIDAY. JULY e, 1417. OF STOCK- Tf - Pti DAY A I' O'CLOCK s 11-:' , 1, - .fd ^.7;}--Consols slitst—t'on.oN for Om. iT ; . r Col!. !v.! vavy, nlkut—Bittdc long 3ond• it.% 101 pre.—Exch. B llr 14, 1134. pr. the Three per C , n - . cern:nerd par. ?!1 , : lint Tars I o morrow, ar.l oiutintie on lklondlly ; a::d „in iy nt t.) the c ces. T!;:r opened at 7n!, Joe immerntely went ;11• a::ri an inimente quati•i:ry of business eArly p..rt of the morning. The molded tr , ...” •(I : e )I:.inue lirm in the opinion that they will he dime :r po, 'AO much IT3Ctlittl 13 expected in the alai:mai Ihe :hi Er liills will he mat wvek,lnd ill, dividend will be the Puble, the prineir.l part a them will be 0 k5......1 to the purcha , e of Stock—Another aetlitiorul reason for of a i-r li, , r ,:dva;:ce ur flit It is rtp , irted .r when the 4 per Lents. have attained The liri,o.tt M.Eino (they 7. - Ill* Mit.i:te , s intend t, propi.,e paying off the 5 per Cor,ols at twe'vt: weri: The ltio JAniiro levers to lth of islay, by tLe • - •a•ol packet of yesterday, xt least such of dicerdiceras vr Faye seen, are si:cot resp , s; die of iiirairs Purnairionco. From this it may be interred, that Rio Janeiro the affairs in th:lt quarter were not s , .rsiticred as very prorn'stiy, ", :lie Lopes of the P-rtugutze Governmettr. had tf.e Merchants been to communicate any Attn::ow. c.t a contrary de sr! they would have so wiihout any feitil I tile possibility o! tl!rir litters Icing oriened. letters from I', to t!.ne 1711: mention, ar. we, announced yesterday, that tlit y were in daily ex-, rwciA 101 l of a 71., a frigate, and some tran:ports 17 , :•zi %in, on their way to Pernambuco, with , 1000 troops—some letters say ;7000. Ail wastilliet Ai 'Lillie.. Re•t i tectiog the state of the Portuguese arms in the Hint Plate. tl:e ;011r:wing extract of a letter, dated Rio J.,lieiro, May t.f,furnishes us wiih Lorne interest• log k:etairs, and exhibits the nature cf the warfare to which the Lositabiatis are exposed : • Our la•L advic,s front the Ricer Plate, r:q• rearh beyond ll.e gd April. At that Jate the relation , . between the Govern- ! Lieu act Luenos Ayrts and General wore a serious as• I.a The termer insists on the Portuguese evacuating the ..i.4tiern bank atioge , t-r, but the batter do not wish to btar of preferrin b rather to remain un frit:fully terms. Both, In rite nieati ;tow, are tualiin4 pl tparatiuns betnre bawl. Alt riwis -xis posted at Ilervidero with st,ooo men, oh.etv;ng the niove r lents of General Cu&a DO, who, it appears, is &mous of rue. ing towards that quarter. Ihe patriot divisions of Rivas() VrottGukil occupy the whop: of the country round Monte video, and cut olf all supplies from the town, which is the same st a ter the most rigorous siege. Their parties reach to the very fuo: of the walls of Montevideo, where tiny have several persons Respectable bodies of the Portuguese army have gone to scour the country and collect in provisions, bin they have tied to return without any thing, fatigued, and nimble lraw the Orientals to action, notwithstanding tiles- were cub- Y.:n:ly in their sight, and scarcely further ult than within tau. lbw." l l FLANVERS MAIL. The accounts by the Mail of this; day announce 1 , tat the disturbances which had atisen in various parts of the Nethrriands, on account of the dearneu of provisions, seem for the most part to be appeased. At Ghent tranquillity is restored, and the Corn pro raised by the Government begins to arrive. Some persons concerned in the late disturbances have been arrested. A: Antwerp there has been no lather dis• turbance, and Corn is falling. There were some sylvptcuris of disorder at Leyden on the :16th June, but they were happily checked by the prudence of the Magistrates. 4 Proclamation was published, forbidding more than three or tour persons to assemble together in tlic streets. At Brossels, tranquiliity bring perfectly restored, the Companies of the City Guard, which had distin. Rnished themselves by their activity and zeal, were dismissed with thanks on the 28th. There have born disturbances at Courtray, where tbere being no garrison, the chief inhabitants tool: arms and restored order. At Dinant and in the neighbouring villages there was great confusion for two clays. The populace threatened to pillage the ve..sels laden with corn, but they were prevented by the Magistrates. Similar scenes have taken piece at the Hague. ANTWERP, JUNF The Captain of a vessel arrived from Riga relates that his vessel was the five hundred and twentieth which had been dispatched from that port for the k ng.lom of the Is:•:therlands : he added, that the quantities of corn which come from the interior are so considerable, that the three hundred vessels which uere,still at the port of Riga were not sufficient to r.lre it away, not to mention that the vhsrehouses scre still full. , GHENT, JUNE W. The most favourable accounts arrive front all (loaners to dispel every alarm on the score of subsio 'xnce. We may now say that we are at the limits of, privations which .have so long afflicted us, and' t: ?ruched the public peace. It is certain that at Amsterdam the influence of disorders, and considerable arrivals, have caused, a great depression in the prices of corn. Within a few Bays 170 vessels, with corn from the lialtie, have ar-' :%sed.in that port: The demand h.is suddenly ceased, r.nd the last of Riga Rye has fallen to "250 gold 110. :ins. At L.sle the best wheat 101 l 11 francs, sad the . '"sand qu a lity 21 fr a ncs per hectolitre. A similar lias taken place at Dtway, Arras, rSfc• His Nlajesty has received. by an ezprisa from the Court of Rome, the official news of the nomination 91 Cana de Mean, Prince Bishop of Liege. Memtcr of the First Chamber of the States General, 'to the Archbishoprick of 114 a FREKC II PAN' R 3. The Paris Papers of Monday and Tuesday arrived at a lite hour to-day. The following are the or,l notice• of importance : CON:MURCY, JUNE '27. l'wo Englishmen, Lord Clanwilli im and Captain Gordon, travelling post from Vienna to London 1)) Paris, on a diplomatic Mission, were attacked at two o'clock in the morning of the 21th, between Paugey stir Meuse and Void, in the territory of TrfiusseY, by six brigands, and after being robbed of ail the r were allowed to pursue their route. Among the articles which fell into their hand. were 3 rum blr of private papers of Lord Clan Nam, with dic patches for the Duke of Richelieu, ste. As soon as the Mayor of Commercy received intelligence of the robbery, he dispatched a detachment of the National Guard, with a parry of horse gendarmerie, to scour the communes in search of the robt•ers. FPANKEORT, JUNI The llanseatic Towns have addressed in the Ger manic Diet, an appeal upon tlse subject of the late piracies of the Bstbatempe Powers. The Dec has appointed a Committee to consider of some ulterior measures, to protect the navi,:ation and commerce of Germany. HAVRE, TUNE The Captain of an English brig, the Montreal rackrt, jest Arrived here, states. that at his departure Irons Maragnan. on the 4.h of May, the greatest tranquillity prevailed there, and that the inhabitants had taken no share in the insurrecti , 'n of Pernambuco. French Funds, SOth June, 61 fr. 9; cents. AMERICAN PAPERS. Becton Papers to the I Ith June arrived this morn•' ing. Front the Beams Gazelle Of the 10th we extract the following : " Accounts from Caw .a state that the Caraccas Government have proh:bit;d the exportation of cocoa, except in Spanish vessels. " By the quarantine regulations in most of the Southern ports, it is exacted, that all vessels coming from the West Indies, or Spanish and Portuguese provinces, shall he examined, and suffer such detention as the nature of their cargoes and the sickness of their crews shall demand. Coasters also, having contagious merchandize on bosrd, Are to be detained by the Health Officers for examination. - " In the month of March last there wer 920 slave% imported into the Havannah ; and in the course of that month, live Irr;gl and five •ehoonprs sailed for the coast of Attica, in the same trade. CANADA. The disputes hetwetar the Hudson's Bay Company and the Nortli•West Company of Traders, in Upper Canada —or, more properly, as matters now stand. the dispute between Lord SSLKIRK and the Civil Authorities, continued unadjusted at the dale of the latest accounts. A Sheriff's warrant was some time ago granted, by the Authorities of Upper Canada, for arresting his Lordship, and an Order was sent by the Adjutant-G e neral in a Serjeant and d taehment o f the nth regiment, who were with his L. rdship as a body guard, to assist in the metal o Al the war rant; but the Serjeant, it is :id, was kept in a state of inioxicatinn, awl refused to obey .the order. and the SHaaree, inste a d art being able to arrest his Lind ship, was ma to his prisoner. and was confined under a military guard. S tar as we understand the affair, the quarrel is briefly this:—Lord Suring having boucht up the greater part, if not the whole of the shares of the Finds n's Bev Company, considering himself vested with all the powers of its Charter, and interpreting these in a way inim.c4l to the North We. 4 Company. i seized by force :ertain lands, forts, and warehouses, occupied by the latter, and interdicted the passage of their commerce on the rivers, or through the territo ries which he called his own. property—and in these conflict* some lives were lost, as we stated in tormer accounts. Whether Pe considers himself indepen dent of the Civil Authorities of Upper Canada, in' virtue of his charter, we know not, but it would appear that his Lordship does not consider him-ell amenable to their junsdicti. n; for by accoonts received yester day it appears that a Proclama iun has been published by Sir JOHN COAPE SHRHBROOKS. Callorg on all the merchants engaged in the commerce on the In lion territories under the name of the Heson's Bay Com I pany and the North West Comp a ny respectively, and u, on all their servants and agents. to desi.t frum hostilities ; and calling on all onions wh had here tolore been is his MAJESTY'S sei vice, and 1)4 , 1 since enlisted or qagaged in the service of either of these Companies, to quit such service within twenty-tour hours after the Proclamation should be made knovan to them; and ordering all to assist the Hch.ourable Wle. BACHELOR COLTMAN, 4 Member ot Council, and JOUN Fixrenunt, I:sq. Chairman of his *Ma- JESTY'S Court of Quarter Seiskii f. , r the district 01 Q,nebec, dispatched with power, for that purpose, in apprehending all persons guilty of the torecird entries. But notwithstanding this Proclamation, we learn that &reinforcement of fitty soldiers embarked at La Chine to join h:s Los &hip, wider the command of his :agents, on the 14. th May. Thesa men were also dithandtd De Mouton's; and although they are not clothed or armed as withers, their arms and accoutrements went wi:h theirs, packed in cases, and the canoes contained neither articles for trade nor implements for agricul ture. The whole patty was evidently intended All a , military reinforcement e and answered the Commis sinners who read the Governoes Proclamation to them at La Chine, with cries of es nee tai 4.ordPl The next acconnu e it is possible, will bring tab the resuk of the campaign in the interior during limier, is Lord &LUSK had dispatched a strong party to the Red River, under the orders of his former Gover nor, and two Ofrxers of.the De Menron's Regiment, and there is every reason to dread that a conflict would mute if they came in contact with the Had Breeds and Indiattb in the Hams. It was understood' that Sir JOHN Sfitutitenosa, convinced that Lora Ssyntax would submit to no ordinary warrant or antliot ity, had, after the intelligence of his ctmfining the Sheriff, sent an ruder to the Commandant at r Drummond's island, to dispatch as strong an armed party AS he COlllO 10 the aasistatace. at de COMIIOI - at Fort Williams. 11rTALIrlei:KCj?. . PALMOUTH, AMY 1. 'Arrived the Alexander, Suanrs, from Lminn for the Me of France; HIND and PROVIDDNCit cutters . from a cruize. The Andrew; &taw:ex, was detained off this port yesterday by toe Flinn cutter, en conse quence of observing a communication between her and the brig Levant, M•Gineora, from 13elfast for London, whom he . supposed to be engaged in a smuggling transaction • but she has been released, it being proved tha t b ot h the vessels belonged to the same owners, the Captains accidentally sheeting bad changed their slaps, agreeable to directions. PLYMOUTH, JULY 2. Arrived the Defence. ItanwoLnsort, from London lor Calcutta, and Catalina, PHILLIPS, from London to the Br ...tile. PORTsT.IOUTH, s. Arrived from the Downs the Friendship, for New South Wales; Pacific, for Demarara ; Ann, for the South Seas; and .Perstver..nce, for Cork. Sailed his Majesty's ships GitsvmEns, for Cot It, and TIBER on a cruize.—Wilid E. DEAL, WLY 3. Arrived and saile4 for the River, the Enterprise, BLAIR ; and Aguilar, R , lumsoN, from Jamaica; and Rouen .oeoner from the Westward—the latter re :tutus.— Wind S.W. Dav FR, MIX P. Sailed last night the Lord Drancan packet, Cap tain Pascoe., w th a Mail and passengers for o.tend. S tiled this day the Lord Dittman packet, Captain HAMILTON. for Calais, with toe French Mail and passengers; also the Ant. Captain ElanxeTT. with the Marchioness of Stigo and tive other passage ves sels, with passengiis time L:alais. Sailed his Majesty's 1 eta ter SWAN. tit' 4 crll;ze. GRAVE:•END. ILLY 3. Arrived the Chu:clial, ranchen. from Li.hon ; Mary. geun, from Curt ; Ari dot , Duncan, hunt Gibraltar; Amplu tri,e, Murdock. from et:vrille; Joho.ton, from New Yuri; Osirns, Strz.ery. trims Boston; llrmains , Ftaoklin, from St. Lucia ; diCtiVc. l'alnisP, from Oporto ; William and Aired, Drysdale, •trunt Antigua; Pomona, Stevens, from Hati• fat; Helena, lilichgate from Montserrat; the Noyes'', Hon, Irmo !sizily the trederick, O'Hara, fur GibtAti.r; William Dison, Bingham, for Oporto : Lord Live,prod , Ayles bury, fur Calais ; Loa, stet; art, for th.• C•ve 01 Good ; Great Wiwi', fur Amster:ant ; Rotterdam isieltet. Nl•Donslit. tot Kotterdam ; Leapt,. r, Norman, tur anti); Con. eta dia, Ocninri, tor ditto ; Iti f t.4.c, Vv . o.lt, tor Rouen; Pers.-te r:nice, tthill t iol, int ditto ; VS' illi m and Mary, Durrell, for clam. bu , gh ; Vrow Wass, tot DimiLtrk ; sod Eti,tul, tor Cork. CUSTOM HOU: , E, JULY s. Snips lIIITIRED INVV.InI)'• hr Chorchiil , ranam, from Li-bon; Aruruah, Markiii , o,h, Lam Crena.ia; the Margin.; of :Vii;Lser, 13r-wo, ottl Albion, Falera, Irmo avend ; Prince:. lioyai. brown, from Rotterdam; Tobag,„ M•l. 3ur , n , from ro. i , ago; Vr.isr; )..liason 1, Vi•si•r ; and einia-na„ trout W4ll , ; IDr. Harprr, trum Oporro ; Britannia, null-, from Se- Prudent, Wrbb, from thaerowy ; and Caintrine Grern, it trona iddlrlit'l. tz r tiAit;.ll. 1 he Mamie, Rumbeef, and Jubilee, Pyre, for flamb„r d i, ; Liblnn, for Genna and Leehoin ; klecre, and Wiliam aiKl Henry, I.o:.V.ird, fur Al.fweri`Pr. Wsll4m.oit, for Eisineut and Kip; Lilto Matilda, liartels, for Wuigas Alarqu.s of Allgirki, Brown, ter il•tend ; lvimble, Marra:in, for Cork ; and Wtltant, thaw, ior bouts rue. I OIAL DESMUCTION. BY FIRE.. OF THE RECENT ~iattcnl'E - sTt.-kM P:ICK F. I . Of. Wednesday morning last this vessel, comman ded by Captain HAravar, left London for Margate, wide te:weew forty and flay passengers on board ; and it appears, tha, when off Whitstable, tehtch is .18 1 tidies from the port cf destination, she was disco vered to be oqa fire ; at this time she was also thrre milei from the main land. Ak a vessel nt this de sCription OCTct carries a b..at larger than sufficient to hold her own crew, which seldian exceeds a dozen persons, the consternation of between forty and fitly passengers may be better conceived than described.-- The tire was discovered to proceed Wien the furnace used for the boilers of the steam engine, and to gain rapidly on the exertions of those on b inst. The ves sel was seen from tLe shore, and met by several boats from Whitstatle. who succeeded in getting all CO board sate to land. The following notice was posted yesterday, tae *lmi-own', :tt Lloyd's ;-44 The Re gent steam-packet, bound to Margioe, was burnt to the water's edge, yesterday of:erriuoti,off Whitstable. Crew and pass -tigers raved." The cause of tia: tlre is stated to be as follows : The gale being strong, blew elit.• chimney floe away, Mid the wti ti•at is nearly breast high Isom the deck. at the bottom Ot Ihr clue, for the purpOse of keeping the people near the chimney from burning th nisslves, caught file ; the men in throwing the buckets overfor water to put it out, lost them, con sette.,:itiy the fire was not checked, and the Captain inienediatery made for land, and got all the pro p!: and crew, and n:ost of the luggage, sale ashose, but the vessel is WM0:I entirely consuihrd. Anot er dreadful explosion has taken place in :t mice near Durham, by the obstinattl wretched man, wtio peddled, in lighting o candle the I,,,lowing is au extract of a letter from : " At two o'clock this morning (Tuesday) whi.a the colitets went to work, the Overman found it. n... cessarylo order DAvy's Larry to be toed in certain places, which older seems to have been Attended to by the first shut I men, till nine o'clock, when they were relieved by the second shill. An /4 , 04111 ha low. belonging to tte keinntl shift, vk hen he telieved the man who pricuJeJ him in the . farthest working (And at the same time the most thingemus, brill in the last of the ventilation), persisted in lightiug candle, because he th. , tight there was no danger, and because he thought he could see better with 4 casidlr. Die poor fellow whom he relieved remonstrintsl itrungly against the lighting ut the candle, stating ' the Overman's orders were peremptory, and he evea put the candle uut by force. The inta.ltated Victim. however, persist:ll, and lighted lilt candle Again, when he left him working With it. On his way out to the shaft he met with one of the Deputy overturn. slid told him what had occurred, who went intention of compelling the debug lent to do what was right, or to punish him ; but whether litis;:ched ins dektioation or not, we cannot tell, as the esplobiroi took puce in A few mmutes atterwards, just as my tormant, and it C.031)4111011, Wilt) can also Ireland:A it. of the fact, got out of the pit. We do not yet Snow the number killed, as 1 cannot grt a correct list of the men at wotk. and the bodes are L'a a3l got out, but E fear it svill not be lets than :51. or 3.i hides,- 1 do not Omit that rrl to than four Or. five .bril survive out of 39 or 40. We have already got upwards of 20 dead uut. The explf:%ica vas *us.; strolls, gut:a p;.t . i. tatl.cm: Gees'." .41% Yesterday a Omit Martial tinisheld at Wli'.4l,all; in puistlance of a Wairant issued by the Parscr. RI - GENT, for the purpcie of inqiiiring into charges pr. ferret! against C.ironel Gl: Asir, of ,rtie. 18th Hassan-, by Deputy General OiMeArtA. The Court met at "'clock ; Gencr d Sir ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Pres:de it. charge: irr putud to Col .nel GRANT, that in the situati.in of ; n Officer and a Gentlinnih. he had .übtaitud to per. scnal ihaitise.tierit, letiliuu takin . those Steps the *indication ut hi, /inn or whim. Were perempto. rily demanded; and treat oii aii.inquii y which, tank place at Bayonne, before the Officers Of his kegi.' went, respecting the transaction with Mr. O'MeanA, he had misrepreseree.! the occurrences, with a view to his own juaification and thy prejudice of his oppo nent. Colontl GRANT pleaded Not Guilty; rnJ, at his suggestion, the President requ• steel th.it no part of the proceedings of the Court should b published until their terrnissati,.n. Friday the Royal Mid Lothian trolutyeer Cavalry assembled for ten days permanent duty at Portobello Studs, under :he command of Maj-r Sir J .titt HeYr, Bart. They are quartered in Edinburgh, burgh, and D Oit the 8:11 ot February last, died, at St. Th masts Menton. Madras, Lieutenant Col(inel Jolt I EDWARDS. Oi hi. Majesty's 80th Regiment, after a continued service with it of twenty-tour ye as. twenty ,,ne of which had been passed in the miming dime of India ; a loss that the 80th Regiment will neei.r cease to regret; his worth was wen known to every 011Icer and soldier in it, by whom he WAS respected, es:reined, and beloved. His illness was filOrt but acute, such as to preclude all hope ut reoovery, which knew, and bore with a tirmne.s And resiAnAtin never surpassed And seldom equalled. Thursday sesinight, Lieutenant Bnewsern. of the 81st Regiment, having dined with a trienu in Tralee, returning late in i!le evening to his qaarters at Castle Island Barr..chs, his horse became restive, a:".:1, phingiiii4, titre him with such violence, that he was killrclAin the spin. lit: had served during the whole of tit= Piminsollir war, and had been twice or thricz ,mended in ac;ion. Lieutenant BREWSTER WAS of A highly respectable family m the enuu , y4 W ex f or d. _ . Mt. PoemsNes , contifinei seriously indisposed. The report of the state of the Duke ut CLAars:is yesterday WAS, " Ilis Royal Highness is !setter." accouchnivnt of the amiable Princess C 11,14 ., LW Tr. ref Cot:omit; is positively expected to tike place in October next-411 event that c , ntiot fail to give the highest gr.liftic.iiion to the NAtioil. The Prince ot SA 7: 17.0)!!1; itc; has hired Rendlesharn fl4ll, in Suffolk. for two years, is order to be ne.ir if,e rnh, or Princess Cliarl:me of Wales ) . Regtme , t, of Dfa.. t oosf (l:i .rds, of which he is Colonel, now o their rome fin ip-.wizh, in place of the Royal Dr.. 4 goons, ordered to Edinbargh. An operation has been performed on the foot of the Duchess of Gf.rit , cl:sven, which will he the means of test , ring lwr koyal•Highness to perfect health. l'he Wide of Colonel PLAttAt't.t is not the only child of Lord Kern:. flat Lordship has a claugh , er by his second Lady, the daughter of the late Mr. , but toe reboot bride is the heit•wppittent of the lisrony. It Is not Sir B. Mormons, as was stated in all the Papers of yesterday, who is appointed to the Office of Under . Sient try 4 in the tooth of Mr. Brort , it, but H &NAY iiiinfintisr, Esq a neer relation • t the worthy Baronet. A letter from Pi ighton. dated yesterday, says : " The heavy gales winch we have experienced for the last two days, have been attended with %tame damage, but not to tile estent imagined. A Dutch gsfliot, laden with ti tab: r, was wrecked near New• haven, and two of the crew drowned. A Svordidt brig, witn A cargo of bay salt, WAS drove ashore near Sii , relecni ; her crew Were saved. The packets, and several other other ve.seis lying in our Roads, safely put into Newhaven harbour. This morning the wind is calm, anti the weather has moderated. The &wines" Packets, the Thomas. Captain CI.LAIt, and the I it., o. sail e d WWI dick passengers for Dieppt : the forrit•T with 25, Mitt the latter with 15 persens on hoarJ." On the 29chot May, a letter written on board If!, Renown, for Quebec, 1at.56. 48. N. long 12. IL. W. was pm into 4 bottle and :et atlaat, and on the !Vs ult. it was found on shore oti tt,e island of RiitlanJ, in the camay of Donegal, lrerind. Last week. while some lahnurers were digging gravel on the side of a hill, in the vicinity of Ding. wall, they discovered, about eight Feet from the :ur. face, a human skeleton, of more than ordinary di. inclosrd in a stone corm, which appear, to have heel tunic round it. A copper dagger waa found lintied in the %kill!, and within the coll:e, alongside the , :i:eleton, was found an earthen jar, of )1 singular turn, whi.:l4 from the rudeness of the wurkmatiship, bears evitifmt mark; of great anti city. hill in which these singistar relignec u :re found, has more the appearance to a work of art than of nature, which 40.nts many to. suppose that it writ have been the 10011t1711ellt of some hero of antiquity who fell its tiaido, audmas buried 011 this spat. The solution of this problem, however, remains with the antiquary ; meantime, the occurence has given ri:e to much speculatioo among, the ...v.non.rrenti of Dingwall. L.:Pour/ter To hlearitaww....—ily information lately received lincn.a Gentleman residing ie Holland, it appears that the Anmeriean llinish .r in that country has - sum-tiled is au ordinance regulating trade to cfa: Nand of Java, by which it is peovided that foreign vessels, cloning from that island, are e•:*.• cmpted from the import duties 'upon enttiing the pits of Holland and Belgium, upon producing es 4.. dente of their having paid the export duties at Ba. tavjA. Upell the %AMC authority we have the pin. ,the to state, 6nce the Ist of Janmiry, 'no other or h:,ll,cr 'on , tay,r duties are imposed 'iron Amerisai vcsstls . in the Dutch posts than upon their own vt:- ssli.•—(Nati latelitsmir.) la iladastwton Market. p e Friday. V.Theat 01 be. peilv/t tbr thp trier. an I ha. per bt.9 on Mr averao,-; barter watt t and Usti 6 . vet boll cheap. r than !,etc •Vgate day. At Alyerilsca Wooi.At.o kir hrl.lou Wuulight. SOLO either vette &petted ;At Au i few toe vit:c hunt gth. to at's. pa' moor. etnte•ENA:lllANtilt, MAIM-LANE, 'MN i t i a , S tn a; r frz t - s h l e i t o r: e ls e : l ) q t u a i r : y y tr ie a r in t t v h i t , s ea ri t t , e . , s a ,z - v .l B •see tral&, Were opon quite at rood term. Ai 1.41 W e d vs t fay...—Ltarley, Pers. Beat s, and Oats ne:e ter: ht.ry salt, tut u;:'.l.lleaper thee on WrJuesJay. 1 i