Star. — London, England, 1808-11-09 00:00:00

• . • FROM LAST NIGHFS G 'E. • ••••••••,,,..• ADMIRALTY-OFFICE, NOVEMBER e. Copy of a Letter from Captain Joseph, ackwood, Commit/ler of his Majesty's Sloop the Childers, to Viee-Admiral Vaduz, Commander In Chief at Lela, dated at Sea, °ember le. Sir—l beg leave to state to you, that, cruizing in the execution . cf . :Tar otders , this morning. at - half past_ eight M. Kinnaira's Head bearing S. W. by W. fifteen leagues. we gave chace to two sail in the 1 N. N. W. and-a little after ten recaptured the sloop I Lord Nelson, in ballast, belonging to Leith, that bad been captured early this morning by a privateer, which, it appeared; was the other vessel in company. Having taken posseision of this vessel, we renewed chace after the privateer, which•we also captured ai half past eleven A. M. and found her to be the Danish sloop Frernslcernsten, of four+pourdets, two swivels, and twenty-one. min, frop4 travangen in Norway, which place she left on the 15th instant; she had been on this coast two days, and the only capture she hatl made was the above sloop. I have the honour to be, &c. (Signed) . J. rAmtwoon. eery of a Letter from Captain Smyth, of his Majesty's Ship the *inapt, to Rear-Admiral Sir Edmund Nagle, Commander* ebid at Guernsey, dated in Torbay, Octohce 21, tem t r ; ,Sir--/ have the honour to inform you, that otr.the 2(10 justant, his Majesty's sloop Pheasant, and Sand wicj) bigger being in company, a revenue Cuttel• (the Active) was discovered in chace of a French privateer, which we succeeded in capturing in . his Majesty's ship under my command. She proves to be' the Paiute du Jour lugger, of three guns and thirty men, belanking to Roscow, and has cruised sums:far againr4.otar.tnide. I have the honour to be, Ste. ' • 1 .c•r• • ' r Pired) vomits swim, .• • ; ~• - • ;.!. ; AdedraltrOftlee, November!. Vice.Adotval Bilr Mates Saumirez has transmitted to the Hon. William Wellesley Pole, a letter he had received from Lieutenant Thomas Wells, acting Commander of his Majesty's sloop the Cruizer, dated off the Wings; .the Ist instant, giving an account of hit having, on that day, fallen In with a Danish flo tilla, of about twenty arnied.euttets, tuggers, gun vessteks, and tow-boats; and tif: his having captured one of them, a schuitrigged privateer, of ten four-pounders and thirty-two men; the remainder ha .4 ng made thzir escape bg, running under the island of Lcesoe. MILITARY PROMOIIOK - • Commission in the Third CaMbridgeshire Regiment* Or Wisbech, United Bat=Lou of Voluntcer Infantry, signed by the Lord Lieutenant. Captain lames Winton to be Adjutant. Dated July 51, 1807. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. John Sprake, Samuel Roulet, stn. and Samuel Roulet, jun. of Stln Tavemilelds, St. Paul, Shadwell, Middlesex, rope, Me, and twine manufacturers, Nov. 5, 1105. George Caviller and George Devnusr, of Virginia-street; Rat cliffe-highway, sugar nfiners, October CP, 1808. • A.bnumder Faleur and John Palmer de Lafons, of Woburn...imp , dentists, June 9, 1808. John Cowell. of Banbury, and Richard 1. Haines, of liromilyese, Worce-stershirt, surgeons and apotheearies,• Nov. 1, 1801. John Parker, George Ray, and John Ray, of Nottingham, and Malden-lane, London, hosiers, Nov, 5, 1808. Thomas Fletcher, of Marston-green, Church-Bickenhiil, Wait. vrickshire, and John Holdback, of Kingswidford, Staffordshire, maltsters, Nov. 2, 1801. Daniel Newham, Robt. Ure, and James Oliphant, of Mitre-court, Cheapside, August SI, 1808. Christopher Wilson, Robert Gawtbrop, and James Wiitt, of Kendal and Barley-bridge, Wesunorland, cotton dealers and cotton twist manufacturers, October 24, 1805. BANKRUPTS. . Jeremiah Miller, We. of Brightheirnuon, Sussex, bricklayer, dealer and chapman, to surrender November so, December 1, end 20, at eleven, at the Old Ship Tavern, Brirhthelmiton.— Anomie', Messrs. Wm. and Thomas Attree, brighthehnston, or Mr. Wm. Liiis, Hatton Garden, London. John Nixon, of Bewcastle Demesne, Cmithesiand, drover, dealer and chapman, Nov. 28, 29, and Dec. VT, at eleven, at the Ewa Inn, Carlisle. Attorney, Mr. Mounsey, Cade tet Mr. Henry Mt:mosey, Staple Inn, London. lite o'itsii;g Nicholas otherwise Nichol Haughan, now or • w.. Cumberland, drover, dealer and dispmen, Nov. 22. 29, and Dec. 20, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Carliak. Aaornies, Mr. Mounsey, Carlisle ; or Mr. Henry Moonset', Staple Inn. Jeremiah Connellan, of St. Catherine's, Middlesex, shipth44l(l*, dealer and cbapntan, November 12, 15, and Dpc. ens, at ten, at Attoroies Messrs. -and diewitt," Little Friday-street, Thomas Lyon, of Liverpool, merchant, deare - sdhsgmas, Nov. 29, 24, and Dee. 20, at eleven, at the 1 11 Liverpool. Atomics, Mr. Thomas ' Windle, Idln;etrestsralined ford -row, London ; or Messrs. Grilßth fad Made, kora* Castle-street, Liverpool. Wm. Tampion the younger of Wolverhamptna, Stao o , l 44 l ti • grocer, dealer and characiL, Dec. 5, 6, and 20, at eleven, at the tletsn's Arms bus; Peakrklge. Anomie., Mr. Edward Biddle, of Wolverhunpton ; or Mr. Charles Williams, Staple- Inn, London. Welter More, of Haleswortb, Suffolk, sailer, dealer and chap man, Nov. 91, at four; Nov. 22, and Dec. 20, at eleven at the Angel Inn Halesworth. Attoraies, Mr. Robert Criberee, of Heleirwo4 I or Mr. Pugh, No. 33, Bernard-street, Russell square, London, Joseph Rose, of Road. Ssmersetshire, farmer, rnealtnan, dealer and ehepasan Nov. 18, 19, and Dec. 20, at eleven, at the Christopher ion and 'F *quern, Bath. A.ttornies, Messrs. Shep herd and AsilMitem,Br.dfordprow,London; or Mr. R. A. Shep pard, Bads. Rabat pia 4 Lyncombe and Whicombe, Somersetaidre, grocer, chapman, Plov.lB, 19, and Dec. 20, at one, . at es Diggempies Inn and Tavern, Bath. Attornies, Wari- Sheplosstasi Adington, Bedford row, London; or Mr, 8.. Ai . Sheppard, Beth. • .:. • Nov. IL 1011* Merrick and Samuel lisellig.lete of Math-lea s, Liveden, sad of the island of Geerneer,lol•lloo. and cflAwk. . pren, at twelve, at GuildhalL • . , , • ,s• 1 . 4 DIEM IS. Wens. Peter Jewett, ottlapons4bosieg Leaden, eserehant and insurance-bseenron eleneelenteelldll.llL7 Nov: 12. deesph Evan, of Itoodmlstet, ,LesstiPits 2 11181 wasto it. twelve, at Guildhall. Nev. at DevidDe Benne, of Great Winchester -street, London, insurance-broker, at one, at Guildhall. Nov. i t. Walken %noise Meeker, of Besingtalktrests LQndan , merchant at ten, at Guildhall Nov. 11. Edward Slacksoora, •of ljenriettailreel, Caveal-Gar den, Middlemen_ taylor, at twelve , at Guildhall. Nov. If& Mmy Moole, late of Alialaari-stract, HSPOTIM4IparIN fancy drem-malier, at one; at " Nov. IL William Hootoo, efignOtsbridge, Mis Pears, seenlise maker, at twelve, at Guildball...t! Nov. 12. Frederick halbert Terry, ow or late of Bertlinitputegt t Westminster, rectifying dieullee, at one, at Guild*. Nov. ;2. Spencer Compton, late of New-street , Without, Louden, merchant, at one, at G Nev. 11L John Johann, ems pqbern-hiu, Lawdolh trlnfainfor. at tea, at Cada.. • Nov. 12. William Bled ? _alad Waiter Phillips , now iss 1164 Lambeth-road, for4tl, lentker•dreesers, at ten, at Gailleall. Nov. 19. Jeremiah tgennellian, new of km of Brivwn'ea r ldWittP• St. Mary Axe, Emden, and eflaChtlisrins'SPlullct ?ilif!Aler as, merchant, at ten, at Gulignat_ N Is.• VP in. Drake, lase of unetie-lene, Lemon watehospe man, and formerly of Zama*? ?tiffany, , draper, at tea, at N0v.12. Jahn nor* less g poriricis uplabfrm *TIN rif palsdhal l Lauda& • .1 PRICE OF StOe' Bank Stock 2362 237 per C. Red. 66f4f 3 per Cent. Cons. 67f 67 67H 4 per Cent. 611HH 3 per Cent. Navy 911ifff Bank Long Ann. ls.l 3-14 In& Bonds, 63. Is. pr. •••••=••• S YESTEIRDA kap. 3 per OM** - Is,. A1'12.111-16 • # Irish 5 per Cents. 951 91 • lizekeq. Dll s t M. 94 p 4 Osmium, per *prem. Lottery Tickers 21L 15a I' Consols fee sec 61411 Monday morning his Majesty's ships I'Am... of 36, and RESISTANCE) of 44 guns. arrived at Fl3l mouth fro*i Quiberon. with about 90 sail of trans ports under convoy, being part of theist which lauded the French troops from Lisbon. Last night Government received dispatches from the North of Spain, brought to Falmouth by the WINDSOR CUITLE packet, Captain Sorrow, which reached that port on Monday morning, in five days from Santander. These dispatches are dated the 31st nit. and announis `BATTLE •So have taken place on the 24th beWOCA the Spanish Ntriots under General Btmcs, and the division of ills French Army commanded by Marshal Nzy. which terminated in favour of the former. -• - oeneral &Atte having concentrated his force, and 'put hit army in the best possibleetate, advanced from i llilbOa„ and on the 24th attacked , the' enemy with spirit at ZentOsta, on the road to Pt:tango.— iThe actiotr was smart while it continued i but. the enemy, not wishing to risque the issue of a continued contest, soon began to retreat. The result was a skirmish continued during the whole time of the roj trograde movement •of the-french, till the latter I rt •reached a position near Durango, where they have 1 a considerable force. The Spanish army advanced as far as Zernostifi. from whence General BLAU: meant to make a free. attack upon the enemy in a few days, who it left, thought 'would risque a general battle in defence or Durango, as the only means of saving themselves 'finm the effects of 'a most disadvantageous retreat. ' Oa the . 26th, General 'taxi's head quarters were at Salignas, twenty-eight miles 8. E. of Da: boa, and only eight miles North.from 'Vittoria. •Chi the 27th he reconnoitred die: iissiti4 4*. Pilieisitc army ; and on or about the Ist instanf o l , latiwasea.l pected that a general action would take place, "Aids I would decile the fate of the lament earopeign in Sparta. The accounts which have reached us differ as to thi loss sustained by the contending armies in the above contest, which ought rather to be coasidered in die light of successive skirmishes, than as a regular en. I gagement. It was reported at Santander, that in one,skirmish, during the retrograde movement of dig enemy; a French corps, consisting of upwards of owe 1 thousand infantry, was cut off from the main body, by a part of General BLAKIe4 airily, and compelled to surrender ; and that most of the prisoners had so. licited to be allowed to enter the Spanish ranks.— The latter fact would not surprise us, but it rests only on the authority of a rumour at Santander. • The army under the command of BLaxe is esti mated at 50,000 men, mostly infantry; —that under CAsmaos is nearly 60,000, including a goat num. her . of cavalry.-‘ , Anarrny front Cata/onia, amount. ing to between SO and 40,000, under the - commiftil of liTivaii;* iili6 Proteded to join' the Inaial6ol.' :rbiaT4l:: ol: 4o . lo9;# o2 ' CQIItiRPCO ! 4) OFIRC4 hacLbalo, gcee liqacird IMigreatnurabais of rocriliu‘ ihtkalocket . i.(44 11 t#07 iron WI Parts of that'Pos• vinceAo share 6,40-glary itildelivas eXpeded roc to result from thejtifffeeketti&.relfthe ratitotic fu rtiif The Urn) , Under the ConMiarid of lia.rorl lao. .fEBVRE had, we understand, been reinforced by about 8000 mm frail; VrAnce ; but. beyond this,- we have ' not heard' of flay material reinforcements having . . ruched dosisseria. spain.. , -..:,. A letter il i 4!g !Oben; .'of the 2 7th, .dei s eribes the 'French areefietheing in great want of provisions, ' that marly.dftirtions daily -ftsk Oft& 1 .:.Ties following is an extract at ajosarecon St. Aa. . - 'di:Seel:October 31 t. 7. ' ~ • . :... , . . ...-s( :General. ELA.a.c obtained i aright 1404* on the iiittir the French, and on the 25th was in pursuit them, at about eight leagues from Bilboa.—The , English Government, on this occasion, has exceeded 'the bounds of generosity. It is impossible to 'see [ people more nnited than the English and Spaniards lost pr rent. " k :„, The subjoined letter states the report* circulation the Packet arrived : Vl' _- >. . m FALMOUTH, NOV. IL • . 4 1 About' two o'clock this morning arrived the 'Windsor Castle packet, Captain Sums, from Sane 'aiiler; in Ate days, with dispatches, which were im. ine di a tely ‘iinveded to. Government i she brings an account 010'4i0levere =rice haaingteen fought on 241ii!jt..!fravo goilboap by the armies under Co; 1 nerals Brdifillitit NE*, in which the latter suffered considerable low having had many men killed, and friirre been obliged to retreat to a considerable distance...- The Spaniards, it isuid, 104 2000 killed in the action. -20 n the 26th rift. General &ices trend-quarters `l.vcrelit S4lieuss, serenieagues from Bilboa. It was reporsorLou:ttie . 40. the packet sailed, that Gene r al Sir Dori) bass army had joined Wit of General lksica; lid Matto' atdosiwas eseV V/ lake, late 7 T •tlic•iii ser . . , ~, -2- . ps, i . -C . , V 4, 2. • Throne, soCvoinded 14 the IPriscos. Grand OS WIN end Officers - cif li s Hoisiaboik :- thildinisters, reabery of the Senate, and Ciaidailof State, received die Palace of the Thuilleries a Deputatiasild the Legislative Body. ;" 6 • The Deputation beiagiolniiited to the Toot t ,4,* taros . % his Excellency the Count de Fonttioes,l s ake President, pronounced the following . ADDRESS: • . 1••• "Sire i The Legislative Body lays at elfilaser e j feet the Address of Thanini voted by all the tregieli people as well alby . contained in the SpeOdkin.ii have,44l4rered- *OS. Throne have diffused bant bee andiratialikail 48 The first of C.apadaseete something atom and elevated than victory. Yes, litOrrefiditi front your own mouth ; there Is ii!CaidOtrit ap):iwe Powerful and permanent than that ofiirais, k Is the authority which is founded upon good laws and ma: tional institutions. The codes which your wisddett &WS will extend farther than your conquests, and reign * without effort over twenty different nations, whose benefactor you are. • 44 The Legislative Body ought, •b►e aU,ne ode& brate those peaceful triumphs, which were , lA lowed bit by the blessings of the human race. Ugis lation and the Finances, it is to that that our own duties are confined, and it is from you we have received that double benefit. To you was It given to re-disti* social order under the wreck of a vast empire,* and li6l re-establish the fortune of the State in the midst of die ravages of war. You have created, as - Yen however!' `thing besides, the tab elements of the system of Fin nonce. That mum, the most proper for great mo narchies, is simple, and fixed as the principle that go verns them. It is not sustained:by dine artificial ;nteini which have all the ineentehossy of opinions and events. It is imperishablefirthevichas of oar mil. If sometimes difficult circuadlfthees svoderaele tons netesSavY, those taxes, always' . proportioned to that necessity, do not exceed the duration of it. The fp, tare is not devoured beforehand. We shall see no more, after yeamof glory, the State sunk under the weight of der pubfie debt an& bankruptey, followed by revolutions, open =Ars in 1 . 10 !tones and , gaiety itself are entirely lesat • , r These flriierilie, are far fiom us. nAm* tacetpcg einal the expenditure. ..Thepresent Grill not be augmented ; and you give us this meat se at the Moment when other States are exhausting all their re sources. When you immolate your own happiness, the happiness of the people occupies your whole soul, 0.. It was affected with the aspect of the Grand Fa nrily (for thus you call France), and though sure of b utmost devotedness, you offer peace at the Mimi of a million of invincible warriors. .0 It is with this generous design that you saw the Ensparor of Russia, Hitherto,. when Sovereigns so powerful 'approached each other from the extremitiee of Euiope, all the neighbouring States *ere in alarm. , Sinister and menacing p accompanied their grand interviews. The t r :ve a rst Monarchs of the world unite their standards not to invade, but to pa. eify the world. • - • 14 She, • your Majesty; has pronounced the wood , . sacrifices, and we dare say to your Majesty, that weird eompletcs all your triumphs. Certainly the nether wishes no more than yourself for those licrifices that would injure their glory and yours ; but there was but one means of• increasing your_ zrandeur, it ens to - Moderate th& use of it. Yot: have :hewn us the spectacle of force which subdues ever j' thing, and you reserve for us a More extraordinary spettatier t4,,4 force subduing itself. • . • .A hostile people, it is true, pretend to anlnniddli , last glory. They have descended upon the Coatis= , at the voice of discord and of factions. Already tott have taken up your arms to march and meet theta-- already you abandon France, which (or so many years Las seen you but for so few days : you depart, and know - not what fear, inspired by love and tempered by hope. has 'disturbed all bur hearts. Yet we know full well that wherever you are you carry with pu t fortune and victory. The Country accompanies go with its regret and its wishes ; it recommendsjsn. to her brave children who form your faithful issier —Her wishes will be accomplished—all your swear upon their . swords tkr: viatch round 004 * dear and so glorious, where,m i ummy destinies the hand that has leif you, from 'miracle 10 miracle, to the summit, of human grandeur, will abandon neither France nor Europe, which yet, for ;o loots a time, stands in sent* yao." Hai Majesty replied--; - ' • • . ff Gentlemen, Piesident; and 4puties of. dm.'Le. Mire Body,—My duty and my inclinations bade jimeln l - shttro the, clingers, of my scidien.—We Odpitmally meceetert--My return to my capital be speedy.—; o , u , When an/ cosi contribute- teinlimatheOmo i and the grandeur Fri. tr41144 4 1. 2 :4 1e 4 4 .4 4 44 , e 7 °0 fsl 4l W' th mt.. • -ILN 4- 1 4 1 airioi- , 40.1i-ir, • 4 . : • .• • Ali#4lloo4oolwitiWOWLE&lle "PIO of above Ad s, as dee ef *Pr 7 - 1 .. -. ; • Oa. .41' ;; . ••• . , THE EVENING SVA • - . : 5.. . 4 0 ' . •-- . ' ..... n." , • tON Dli* ' ' -,,,,,i' ' ' A of NAgo . s.foriw tlai Legalsitt !ply . ..,-- • 4 t ° 0 - -. ) inth uk. our Readers ham WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 9. t ly ,invert t he Addre4s, ,is reisly, ' . t Loan MATOICSriAT.-.4IIO.IIUCASO done at *a Stock - • - en the 27th. PRICE OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. . . , . v,Apis otoreifelic. •-- xtjito t , !i..), which it was occasioned. wet, dig fr;m the coinpk-zion be drawn favourable to Had we no other materials opinion but these two , without a fear of publication of the pretended propositions for lion practised on Europe, national faith and dignity The offer made to this , *eke following effect : « ledge burn as King " LION was then read; " terms we might propose is said to have been, " DIDIANDp and we had " ciate on the sti /swill/fir, ' If ma was the repl, believe that in substance man in England who can expect Britain to join act of owl:skin and attempted against Spain guilty of such an act. t • FOREIGN JOURNALS. This day woe received Dutch Papers to the p 'lnstant aI -?senalt Journals. The latter do t at coma dovesrsci• lsne isithose fromwhich we made i foregoing - estrati but some of the Michela* former are not uninteresting : ' An Article from Venial of the 6th Oetoher teak that the Russian ships of war, which for some op have been Lying in the Ports of Trieste and Viidee • are likely to winter in those harbours ; and the the latter place several persons have lately tip la , A rrested,. on etensuriotuanguarded expressions übitti they made useifo enntaiu political` subjects, _ The new Poi* Ambassador, in Consul:44*i; bad by the nib of August bit first **dime :Grad Seignior. The new OrandVizier hssinds4 40,000 troops, 2 . 3,000 of whom are &gaited esi trained in the gusoPean matmer, to MO to 6 4X4011911. • The .Trench corps of Marshal Souk losparitoli la satiod. The greatest part of it returns toinale, ** l grand army no other troops reminittlee. "marthais' thi 'corps oflifersh4 Prima Corvis, which is to guard the toast of the Behit;c4 thip dun cosoiy of. HMIs, Erfortb, Tbe Eigiercip a 'Russia h LAO* leo bit'wey to Petershorgb. that Swedish Paeorraoia Poke of Meckhohurgh, - 10 lb The proposals for peace agreed thrum Emperers, L Erfurtb, Permlts Who Pritend tare fais Etnperori Save Written Vs. 11sItaauk140)esty.. ,Mt Nth* fiver Naples, of -the 19th of October, smite; that 4* 'Comma*: of the English woos ii CMP I 14... capitniaMd. The . conditions are said to be, that the Wish troops ore to ' be prisoners of war u!e4 • thit t „ . ,..' ; 1 401 - ritcdaiir exr-bangess , ar 4 alit thily.*Arei. - inmsclileely coovered to Englam(py.44lloll* Imperial meeting is Uhu* 1,500,00 e. iiht.diollars (about 0290 1 000 'left 0! said to ha*** .been thravm into circilatioc, at tl4l town and its eurvitani. The two Etapevorrpaid ss for their art/41111=6 5010;4 crate tt-dar, 1 , . An article from liamberskiftha illst alt. ddld that the two Zoporots:ltigire their .4Pattiste fx* Erfurth, signed a ista tamp density and ellielo '.' ' Tiiiiiiepsi of Heathil!dhatfietsi cc:Maly:NW kl oooiiit 044. theil* iiift,:wakftete-cted _e! 3 ?!. detteassita Nvormarmsaa . *rfords• istlit 10111! P1P1 4 0, 1 4 1 51,0it494404.44 1 14 1 0 140 .i* '‘' ''.:„• :. ' . - -;1..0.*M 1 0 1 * - V 10 01 0 0 : N • tie ! ' leisfe .. ' A* .t algal 60 i . lbaidfiliallar....mia na . • " % Vizier Mustapha NO! itt4001 . 44 iepri iighl ha a 4 the reins of .. . *Om -, U. he mikieed ail the Pashas ee' Oppiate his'otdeiZ for the good and surety of the - 1 man Empire; and has given them to understand,tistil iraitihey fail in it, theY ntiyariMet most *Vert Pte . 'lies& He it prißciplly occupied in making chili: oteriorsahmit to proper discipline, who, for many I :SOMA* lately. wouldatregate to themselves tie' light deposing the Sultana.' The least insohont. 'cation, the most n 414 murmur, is punished two death, but they receive their pay eh the exact day Os —The 'Grand Vizier ii . firmly resolved to. Per di ' whole =my, as most as vossible, upon the same fol. int as those of- kilarnVectaid. We know &It has begs raised . mid exercised after thy ' - , tanner, aosi that it son the unfortunate SOP his throne and het ferharringibemed it. The CIO MO O& hay the itrsimei fissility:4D itt g Zatrieter, isho Lis ptasecl . him upon the Throat,. .the Pacharofthe. hurling' - 4mil the orders of cripd yrzfei.:bscat . i" , *#, , J ß ai*:* - acibilif, firall " Of Ms eiPt'efairt "eiltttkal Wasidega between . . ..„, - -tke-:.•44/ I.'" 1 0 die. rfflP loam of adeasiplilk . ._• •. . - ..w. that the UN may. la )41640Alhaialio biss. - MOO! -4-4 44 toiafoliommilo;oselokiir# ' . '''' • al. At present we *a ll only i .. . , . . neither completion of tat ley amble to the hopes of peace. t:+ serials on which to f orm aft jj documents, we would I w o . 7 f being - contradicted by th e he correspondence, that th e . for peace were a gross de ee p. at, and an insult offered to th e ity of Britain. i s country was, we understand, yi that we " ehovkd a . I-1 rt g of Spain, a n d t h at NeeN obj ly to treat with us quo my 0 pose i" to which, our aloe on that of be should mote Ft& 4 then no objection to itp. a i i idetis." ply of our Ministers, an d * h i e ce it is correct, there user (e• can disapprove of it.—Vilin ski in guarantee ing so flagrant a eat 4 tyranny as NAPOLSos ha t g o , Ka i * 1 New will likitela 4 we , wbich is to keep prams. al cof Fs*. Bareuih• tbt tc tb, a 'maimed, passed eorriburgb. It is P is to be transferred tok • agreed upon at furtb, Aim the general* tha Continent, and some e well informed, assert, the :test letters on that subject tl .s: 3 r - I