The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-02-24 00:00:00

THE STATtSDIA44 To Too EDITOR •r THE STATESMAN. —.0,.. Sia,—As the esese of the Spanish Patriots in. tennis so many of our countrymen, I trust you will give a place in your colonise to the development of a character, who appears &slums of using an odium on the nose, his own conchae bus so mock disgrac ed. subjoin en extract of a letter written more than twelve months since, the troth of which is prov ed by a document in the possession of Mr. Manor:, transmitted by one of the parties to that Gentleman, which proves that most of the Officers ender the command of C.I. Wttion gave op a nese their hearts and nolo were espied in, because his con duct disgusted them. Ills proceedings .n the Main, rant es little credit on him, as his preceding actions 2 " al. KiWO, 211 h Per. NIL 4 ! I determined not to delay the opporteeity of seeding my first packet, which I have fro doubt will glee yon romie satisfaction, or it informs you the re. suit which Col. Wri.sotr's conduct has produced upon his enlist at St. Bartholomew's, sit. the secession of Is n of his most respertsble Officers, and twenty. two Non-commissioned Officers: a less esteemed Co. lone' elect brought down upon hies the hatred of all the Authorities of St. Bari heinous's, as well es of every Merchant in 'the place. Ile sailed for the Sperslah Main on Sunday morning last, by himself ; that is, l the Britannia and ibe Dawson left him in the utmost I disgrace; and the ship Prince was fired at by the Swedish fort to drive her to sea. Her sailors de serted her as soon as she arrived in port; bet they poor fellows were pet in jail until her rieporfore,l when they were all forced on board under t he pretence of receiving their wages; bet. as sons as they were all on deck, Om bout which conveyed them pushed off firms the ship, and loft them spin in the pos session of the worst of Captains, who, together with th ***** se*, form a set of the greatest —that ever embarked upon an advents's. The treachery of C.I. %Vitiator. otherwise Mr. H. Wm's*, a Lieu tenant in the British service *eves years age, was so well known and talked of, that he dared 04111 hoist the British Bag, to estate the Emerald, whew she left SCHertholemew's, for the Main. The Major, all his Captains, Lieutenants, and Q•arter• Master, bad reason to cry set against him. Ile took from me 221 on the voyage; and a poor man, who was on guard at midnight, far 12 guineas; and he committed se many other shabby tricks, that his name is forever branded. Among other things, it is said, that he had prepared to man a schooner lying in the harboor of St. Bartholomew, with men and arms, to become p—s, by attempting to gn to the island of St. Mar tin's, sod cot out a Spani.h felucca as a prise; bet the Governor of St. Bartholomew had learnt his in tention, and ordered out all his military forests ire open the seheoner the moment she was getting under weigh..WlLson was brought en shore in diageisfe, and placed ender a strong guard ; the seat morning be was broaght before the Authorities, cod would have been publicly flogged and pet in prison, at Oa pleasure of the King of Suomi, had not some Merchants and the Governor interfered, by pass ing a fine against him of 250 dollars. To sem up all, WILSON is a bad-hearted, treacherous, and de. signing and was well calculated to become the rein of all his followers." And now, epos the subject of the streggle of the too-long abesed Spaniel+ Atoericeos to rid themselves of their oppressors, we ere glad to say, the Arabes. seders of all the FAropeen Powers at lb. Coon of Madrid have ►epresented to the Ministers of his Most Catholic Majesty the horror every where inspired by that Coors's declaration, of potting to death ell fo reigners who might be taken in •rms aiding the In. serpents. It woo!d be en infernal violation of the acknowledged lA+ of Natinns.—Fo. BEIM ANTI-MONOPOLY MEETING. Yesterday a Meeting took piece et the Crowe sod Amber Ti,,,,,. to empire into the most elfeeteal a►eens fin remedying t h e @bees of the License. System. Several poisons from the flutings at Co sset-garde. attended, among them Sir F. Horde'', Mr. Hebhoese, and seem friends of Mr. Lamb. Mr. Lamb was prevented by easvoidable encomium's from atteading, bet be sent a letter. addressed to the Cbairmao, in which he Impressed himself decidedly hostile to the monopoly, and pledged his endeavoers to aid in getting rid of this system. Si, F. livancrr said he 'hyoid do his utmost to effeet the objects of the Anti-Monopolists; and Mr. Hossouse spoke to the same *fact. The nooks of t►e Meth( haring been given to dre Chelsea., the Meeting separated. Mr. Huaconsr premed a seam of Rosolotiona. tho object of which was to thew, that the operation of the present Act was moat lojerieet to gradate, sod that the principle was also bad. Mr. BAILEY 'frontlet' the Recolutiowt. Mr. SLAM admitted that la the details of the fa. solvesit Debtors' Am many amentlents might be mode i hostile to the monopoly, and pledged his entleavoers Celdeal*, CO.OO , td k rortaidai ini. I s lr or li . 11 a he Chair. hAf. ,,,, p • 7 .. , ..., ”....1.• v. - v.4m. ra , 6l, "MIMS YIN. ..II ../ • JIM •A . the above period. By the mew regulations, also, the Coke, T. deties ern Imports from all places and countries, the in aid in g ellin g rid of this system. CINIONDIIII. L. Madera', W. A. Ta.)1.4 C. W. Mr. Huacoater premed s series of Resolution., Si, F. livencrr said be 'hyoid do his utmost to c orwee .,s, is, u n innen, Jew, Tem", Alernete eh , object of which Nellie' lands care red are increased from 10 to 16• offset the objects of the Anti-Monopolists • and Mr . Cr u m Ste', . mania, J . roomy, Rt. Hae.o. o at to show, that the openitino per cent. on lite invoice smottot. Those en aspens, u • ' c ,fivelff.ds Wethowil. Pest Tremeyee, J.H. of the present Act was most tojerions to traders, and .. . °mouse spoke to the same o ff erA. on the Wend produce, are increased, en co ff ee foer. "` Dayiea.T. H. Hesarfil, Jul. T w ear::: H de*sere u that lbe principle was also bad. The Thimble( the *Mist bovine been given to fold, and an sugar sad pepper, double the present , L ,.,.., „ s . si. mi .. - - D es i ssos n"..... W 7ll . " i M ill e ".l" re n t, J. 8. 1)7 k ii:ii" -- AW. — Mr. BAILEY wended the Resolutiona. rates ; unless the ships clear in • a port I. the Ne• '''' ` —imyliasi -- ---• se p arated . Dr W. W. =Jib. H. Welt, Ed. Mr. SLADE admitted that in the detail, of the fn. 001111 M. Use. F. S. slummy, P. 111.3. Weems, C. C. ..t . therlands." ---- -- solvent Debtors' Act many amenrients might be mode i • Neer!Wanes, Jabs Governer PRODYK. Governor of St. Christopher, The Berge's*. of &lin re be - h s Wi g ree r are' b e " i lti m mt ra er i nis7rt l. 4 4. Mears ,'Petry Wriam, J. Attles het he contended thin its principle was jest, end Nevis Anguilla, and the Virgin Islands, died at petitioned Parliament for an Improvement io the Manias. Hem. L. Neap b,Vis. winarrrarte. Wm. (needed on reason. Si. Kilt's, on the 10th of last month, of the yellow Bergh policy of Scotland. Lniudas, lloa. U. almwerte, 1..1in Wowlicend. Won. / The Itesolotions were carried, and Petitions found- Dialbwi The*. Neville, Hon. K. Within. W. fever. The Carlos Morning Post says, that it is in con. Elb lag , meanie Newport, Sir John W Vila.., Woe. eel upon them ordered to be presented to both Holmes Als ciScial (Morn of the strength of the Bellish templatien to all a Meeting of the Protestants of Edwards. John HartiteD. Wit..., %.r R. of Parliament. Wiliam, Thin. army 99 the 2bth of January, 1812, laid before the that Coenty to polities in favour of the Catholics. rhshoo"le•hieW.ll'vise. Mortar, Lord Wiliam, wrs , rer. sir ci. i Mese of Commons, states the general total at The basket-making trade in Dumfries h rapidly Mew, Moore Oseee, A. Wrilmiey, W. P.T. Cone EXCIIA NUE, FL'. 24 —There have been no , 102.1110 non-cnoinsisidoweri officers sod print's, and incressiog. The persons coscorned in this betimes, Yeason. kart of Ced. W.. L. • . fresh arrivals since Monday, yet the sales of all . 1 i 5.262 officers; of which amount there are aerate% in are et present giving 51. pet sere for raising and eni- raw' J. , Mi r . Palme r, C. W w...Nl "B :A C iii- W nnini . Grain wore eiceediogly heavy at It'dt day's pricer, Grans Britain /6.24 g. 'Moth* irf 9.516 - Foot drabs,* willows taper low marshy grimed, which In Tna.u.int.:..l. G. Lambing. particularly Barley, for which there wits no demand, . I Cuardl ; li•lind Ih ) Pi3; F.4e, Ellin Indies 1,1,181; troop any oilier ern,' *mold make little o r 09 return le the r•isenurr • ' s althoogh offered on loser terms —ln Oats and other hoses I ;,2;G. * i fermi - r.—(Caledunian Mercur.y) iffike4 Thom. flamer, W.u. Senyt ,3. It. , Obi Martin t articles 00 alteration. . . .... . , . 4 ____ _ ..• .. sr - - 14 • rein.- --..............-..... --.-- . - _ -... - - LIST Or THE MINORITY IBA 111/.7111111111 . 7111110114111111 /NI tic 'MR DIMES OP •OAII . II •Lialvaiee• OS tillarltlTT Pt US. .=...... A bereroostry.llo. J. F Ile R. C. Pores, Toils. Aliso, J. 11. Fri Lord W. P•stleell. Sir N. Alilworp. V imam FollwesOrs, V. Print. H. Ames, Sir Cr. Free oklord% R. Pholip, fire. Aobrey. Sr Jobs Fleabite, Jobe Phillip. (1. )r. &refl. Wo. 00410. Robert Psillsos, C. M. HrteklyK. The. Grew, Sandlerd Pijj.il. Si' A. Krim, Air T. (ireloie, J. R. O. Poster. R. Reams, J. F. liireotell, Pewee Peelleit. Hes. Wea. 'WWI, Jnliet Grill*. J. W. Price, R. Reedier, W. IS. Mite, Rh W. Prpe, P. Retool, Ralph Gerrter. R. N. - Pi Keg k^bed Miran, Hoe. H. G. Gajtell, Hee. Powell. E. K. Brogoo. Res. Harrow, Jobs Freshers', K 4. Herr', Jo.. }l , avey, D. W. Itoberome, Alex. Resod, Hee. T. Hill, Lord A. Rareelleo, J. C. Kromer, D. Neoe)weed, W. P. Reortilla, Lard Breoebere, H. Nevoid, Hen. W. Rl4Org. Sir N. W. Hardest. Sir P. Howard. God H. Roberta, W. T. Berroasele, Sir W. Jlertereb, 11. Roberto, A. W. Rm. °eerie Mathes, W. L. Reopell, Lord W. SaAer, H. Hoar, has. Reereli, Lord 0. W. Ittoedeero. Jobs lliro, R. Reearft, lewd J. Slasiterd, Natoli Ileiebisaes, Nee. C. Remelt, R. 0. Colwell. titre. Hryitair. Allergies Reamoold, C. K. Cbercliell, Lord C. Klee, Pir J. P. , Riciford, Wee. CwilmoNlo o4 , last at Kraal?, J. F. Siortur, Oettree ed.'''. J. Loa* Hoe. W. fleerleie, Jame. Coleraf., J. Loteselle.Jelis Reba. Karl 0 Calvert, C. Loos. Mr Ws. Sumo, Ws. Carew, R. S. Lassoes. Hee. /with, Hes. R. Lamy. Joao Lle94, Sir IL Smith. Hee. Coesediab, Lord O. 1.1•24, J. IL Snub, Jo.. Coreedbli, Hi.. Lytteitas, Hes. W. Bowser. Lord R. Clillird, Lope. H. Stewart, Lord Jae. gifts*. Lord Lebbork. Sir Jobs biesirorr. We. Celle, Or J. Londe, Wm. lilsele). Lord Celberse, N. W. R. Narked. R. Somoodo, T. P. Eri me leir . er, C.Rear Nordseold..l. Totrisees, Ma.ipk IllsckleOedi. SIrJ. 'Oyler, M. A. Cescseoso. L. bledorta, W. A. ?ogler, C. W. Cum's. J. tI. Noitleod. Jobe Teary, Abloom* Creeppios. Res. Herne, J. Tierwoy, Rt. Hes.o. Creopiesv. WIN. de Neibeee, Past Treillage?, J. H. Davie. T. H. Nassell, Jess Treree, Cherie' Drowse. Thee. Mileselie. Mark Welpele. Hes. G. Deribee. W. J. Merest, J. I). Weldon., Ald. Dietielos, W. Mills. 0. Webb, Ed. Dolildeo. Hoe. F. S. Nillemey, P. Sr. J. Wrestle, C. C. I)eerstreers, VW. Norsk, Sir C. W woe, *Libel Owl's, Charles_ -- Peter To rns EDITOR or Ts' STATESMAN. Ste,—The Indeprodeot Electors of Westminster, who are (rinds of Radice, Reform, have fully res. Need the prediction contained in my Letter of the 10th instant, inserted in your valuable Journal of Setordee lest : " that they would this week rally roam, the standard of Reform and exhibit their irre sistible power, and defeat the enemies of freedom under whatever mask they nag assume." In two days they hove shown their high character, their onion, and their overwhelming strength; they bate indeed pined Itch a majority over the Coalition Candidate, is to Inspire every lover of liberty with cosidence, that Westminster can never be made the property of either the Tory or Whig, •r of both of these factions united ; whore betted to Reform has engendered loch a Coalition, as can newer fall to point out the tree character of each as respects the qoestioo of ellicient Reforms All England will exalt in the di.plsy of indepen dence, which the honest sod intrepid Elrctors •f Westminster, to their immortal honour, have so gloriously manifested in the last two days! The present cosiest will be mere valuable to liberty, than any preceding one in which the Electors of West. Waster hare been engaged. It will not only furnish au important !men to the friends of Reform, bat it mitl teach the enemies of that nese, the folly of at. 'empties to stop its progress. It will unequivocally Now rank and Ile its friends, its mock friends, sod Ma enemies. It will show correptioe, Intrigue, inti. ilsidstioa, end slavety on one side, sad virtue, justice, 'ohne spirit, sad freedom on the other. It will do SON to aid Reform than any thing that has occurred b the lost 20 years. It will amply repay the friends 41(Liberty for the inquietude sad anxiety with which they were filled from the disunion which existed at die commencement of the contest. The vessel of Liberty will have weathered Oe storm, sod will reach the port of Rotorua with a valiant and honest crew. Sr Fiume Busman has never endeared himself to Ike People of England more than during this import. ant sod highly desired coolest ! I( ever a doubt a:kited in the mind of any dispassionate friend to freedom of the virtue and integrity of Sir F. Bosom, his coodect in the last ten days is more than 'efficient to remove such doubts. The value of a public friend I. liberty can never be better appreciated thin by mitoeseing how the enemies of that moo estimate bins. It is gratifying to me the hostility directed spinet this intrepid and eloquent friend of our coon. try's rights. Whoteter doable were entertained, or ollatever want of knowledge has been ezpromed, of the powers and Integrity of Mr. Honnousr, these must all now have been salaciously removed and Gems med by the simple circumstance of seeing hies, ea the one side, supported by BURDETT and :piss lodepaudest Electors; and opposed o. dr ether side by every Tory, Whig, aed enemy le Reform. and all this*. the eighth day of the ceo. test. If Mr. Boarroost had bad no ether recess. ineedatiAo to the Independent Electors of West eilllsler than the opposition which he has experienced from the isormies of Reform, 'het ought now to be quills sufficient to rouse every Independent Elector .f Westminster to press forward. with alacrity, I. Ms rapport r that they will act this hooosrable and weehol part for themselves sad their country, lb* past h s cheering asseramm of the feture.—l am, Sir, AN ELECTOR AND IRItND TO THE OLD STATESMAN. Westuiaster, Feb. 13. !Sit The Dyke of You net with as seeklest, bet sat en lojery, he relenting from Connt-prdeo Theatre night, ewe of the wheels of his wrings nee elr, sod h• Pm bombs a beck nepceack. His Royal Highness Ind been to ►ear Min STZflitin it The Dwane, whose voice and shill pet as ie wind of the united powers of a Maas► sad a Ert.LINOTON. A great Personage did not seem to mind the felling deep of hie earriage—indeed, oby shooid het had a rehearsal the dey before, by letting himself dean, in taking the 10,000. a yeer for attendee' epees his Royal Father. _ The following is as extract of a letter of the let of October, from the Agent for Lloyd's, at Solaris : "After the Ist of November, all vessels bous to Jan, free Eernpe, America ' or any possessions of &ropes Powers in Asia an d Africa, are net to he permitted to sutler end unload in may other port than that of Batavia, unless by special permission of Go. emollient ; they may be allowed to proceed to Sean. nag and lhourabaya. Ships lading at either of the three principal ports above.mentionrd, must regain their entire cargo at the port of clearance, end are not to be permitted t• proceed to another, to 1111 up. All the other ports ere closed to European American, and other weenie, with the 'empties, of &itch, from the above period. By the sow regulations, ales, the deties so imports from all pieces and countries, the Nettles lands excepted, are increased tram 10 to 16 per cent. on the invoice amount. Then en esperu, on the isl sod produce, are increased, en coffee four. fold, and on sugar sad pepper, double the present rates ; unless the ships clear in a port is the N.. therlands." Gorey Pans- Governor Ti rug ELECTORS or WESTMINSTER. The history of nations struggling for freedom, pre: sents on intere►tiag and auto! pictere far the consi deration of man, and load. the philosophic mind to contemplate the means, by which success produce. &feat, end mirgeided or ili.m d efforts tend to destruction. No see foreign tyrant int rodeeed, and domestic tyrants expelled; bet the condition of the l'eople still retrograding to slavery and &Mettles. We see the arm of despotism arrested by the energies of a brave and warlike People; but we see the civil despot giving way la the military despot who rises an his rein. The steady march to freedom, frees the time of ALMS'S TOO GIICAT, has distinguished this country from the rest of the world, either in societal Or modern history ; and though these may occa• sisoally have been some dilapidation. in the edifiri of Liberty, yet it is a splendid work of political archio twerp, and deserve. our regard. What natieuel straggles are on a larger Kale: ewe. tioneering conflicts in this country are on a smaller seek : simil.reo.rgles netted, similar errors min misted, similar successes, sad similar defeats. The semi causes etereally produce the same effects in either a moose or so elephant; overstrained meths. ewes lassitude, and ill directed energy, instead of re =Dein a barrier, odds to the ince...bronco. The City of WPliiniuster is a notable 'sample of the troth of these positions. With bur patriotic feelings, with abendenat of political energy and politica . information, is the year 1907 the Electors este blished the freedom of their Elective Franchise le • manner that excited the admiration of the sated kingdoms; and their subsequent pis ee mice in the same path, gave premise of future consistency and tonne independence. Alas, hew vain and futile are the hopes we build on the prospective condect of men ! A few years only have passed, and we see the proud, the exemplary, and independent City of Westminster dividing its victories.m phalaai, sad sofferieg a beaten sod prostrate •wesy to the sad again erect the boomer of corruption. The statue of Freedom is to be levelled with the dust, that ea am phibious. Candidate, who swims with the Whip sod crawls with the Tones, may stand en its fallen frag ments and mock at oar miseries : already the tragedy is &Teo, mad we beer battings.e in favour of Re form which will never be succeeded by one practical exertion is the cause; professions without messing, sod promises without iatentioo but to deceive. The coalition of the two factions to Impose • hybridises Member on the City of Westminster is as indisputa ble proof of their Inveterate animosity to the free dom and happiness of the People, sad disco►ers sataoic poison, as origiaal sin I. their temperaments, that admits of no redemptios. They consider us as the free stock os the political fans, that whichever petty obtains possession, it say say,COale, let us kill l and est. Electors of Westminster, the mese is in your owe hoods. You have osly to elect yourselves with •igoor, and you will tamarind sectors : you have a tried, as able, sad a veteran Leader in Sir FRANCIS 13VIIDITT ; and if you do not appoint him such a second u Mr. Iloairousa, yen will stultify year ews peouedinp, and Auld retire from the contest, that you may at least enjoy the humiliating commi seration which tyrants coadestend to bestow op the disciples of passive oloodieou and non-resistaste. It will not be solficiewt that yen retorts Mr. lionnown by a sparisg majo►ity, you must show that " the lion has shakes the dew frees his mope," that the ens miss of year frontons may be appalled, sod never more roue.. the contest. Tour City has taken the lead in the chicle of Inde 2 eridenee, the rest w ill b e affected by your rumple ; you are the vs. ship in the don : if you desert your station you will throw the whole line iate tonfision. The tree Pattie( 1 6 au his eyes on your conduct, and you should top sider that lekewarerness is liberlicide, and indiffer ence treason. If you defeat our Populations it this inemooters crisis, the genuioe lover ofiFreedom may bow down his head into the lap of despair, and clos e his eyes Lou ever. PURUUICE. A STILL TONGUE MAKES • WISE lIE4IJ --...m.-- " Greet ye roe aotHher ti Mb t. 04 of Cherity. * I. Preen, 5 ettep. II velse. TO THE EHITOR OP THE ETATEAHAY. Sta,-1 am glad to see year columns (as tbri SrertitarJor always has been) aped in the intiodia lion of troth. That following ►•masks trisi int of a letter of VERITAS, laid of Ileobon.hall, Bath. and dated London, Feb. li, *kick was inserted in your Paper the nest day. it. Goya, d the i se .. thimble blessing of 'Petty can never be isier-ratesi." I approve of the sentiment. I wish t could also sander stood other parts of that Gentleman's letter. L want Venni'. to point not that "infidel doctrine which it Ike parent and oispring of anarchy, lteeeti•aaaess. and wretchedness," which he alladet has not slated the doctrine, the precept, the principle. "ate creed," though he calls it it Infernal !" Ile. Sr, has left year Readers in soess his 'Waning ? I bale inch writing ; if he writes again, let him writ' clear and ezplirit, so that bye-slanders may see th object he aims at ! I ask, Sir, and heg the answer may mine through your Paper, an etplanation of the words " inhales doctrine?" Let VtaitAs state it (or any of Ais friends), and let him (or them) pier" that it is tho parent and offspring of anarchy, Is ceselloosness, and wretchedness. I also wish him to specify " the persecution, moving over the C••.t linent of Evrope ;" lines 2?. 23, 'II. It is easy t tray things ; bet, Sir, I like to ties Ike ;weal, as as the aseerlian! I do not appose of the (in Yearras's last line). " that theconduct of Chief.. and Priests are to build ap Zion with stood and Je mmies, with iniquity !!" Isis Letter, Sir, wants the proof to topper, the charge ! I Vaal TAi 'S YS (Orly: •esm►rating different denominations ..t " all halo their Chief:. aiisl their l i ners ere con nected with the ---"(VICIUTIVI i. ton timid to name taloa, In ibis line 33, ihnin,h in another part his totter. lift. 14, 1.. •4y• '• could fight tie .Las's hidtself") lot V tamp, in Isis neat Letter, !Irmo his statements, for, IN they stand, they are "'err Sim* Iwerflooc 1, Sir, thi..l l the conduct of the teachers of Christianity do not call for such eon mire, especially from an assonymoos writer. Blood shedding, Sir, cannot take place in Christian assem blies with impunity. Ti.. law is supreme—this is land of liberty, reigiJoa liberty, snit where troth (I hope) will triumph. 11 bat It' antxxs means, I MA at a Ines to guess —I am, Cesintsri4e Too mi. Feh. JUSTICIA. Vbs. she bristle . f the nt.forp question 21%1 f , moorlol. If I cooote...ed dint Moe wbjrrt foo oft Web J ft oil wiloser..l.ni Inge *be., the romprebeop.lon of tie FA ag.eg t Wel tie "Ppm th3ll I of " A cionflTatT Kate,'" iel beer' Ado MS. .o.gl the mow.. of ihr leopoe4 be MI • asimplied wilb 4 ma, .00.0 Oen for ea ewe. n•.• AA thew, fog ft tun reitoly 4Ami.aioon. Iferebtorr, bow- Pere, Mot Watch behove hit cosalsreheneien .he be beyond AAA Ebitua. NAVAL INIICI.LIGENCE. Mac, Fait s7.—Coots doom from the River yesterdsy the Cincinatits, —, for New York ; Prickliogton, Miller. for .11111111 , 1iC• ; sod Newesatl•, (leases, for Odessi.-.-ialied Ibis mauling, the Allot; Short, and all she homooarci.hoond for the (titer.— It has blown hard all Ms morning from W. N. W. sod way of the nor watti.boand ars coming back.— At 3 P. H. the wind shifted sodd.nl7 to the north ward, sod Mooing strong, the skips are spin pro ceeding down Clossnol. Five ((Clock, P.M.• -A brig has jest cat frost both her snchorg, sod goo, down Channel, name un known. Ponrsantern, Frs. 13.—1 t has blown a heavy' gale all day from S. W. to W. N. W. hat the mat. ward•bound ships appear to ride In safety. Several of the eetwsrd•boond that sailed yestetJay have put bark, bet from the state of the weather It has been impossible to enmmonicate with them.—The Hoop end Pontine, Ditch Ma It Indianian, sailed from St. Helen's this day for Ammereiset.—Pet in for shelter the sloop Perry, Hunter, from Sundetland to Jo. moire. cost•. Ft* 23. 1 —P0t back the Elisabeth, Call, for Nee Yolk. Batxnast, Fn. 21.—W• had list night a most •intent ploof wind at W. N. W.; a brig, name an known, parted from both her anchors and drove to see ; no other sewsel sneered. This morning the wind came front the North, and all the outward-boon& hate saileil. IF...swot:tit, Fts. 511.--It his blown s tremendous gale this day froro W. to W.N.W. so Si to pretest say communication with the shipping in the Roads. which appear to rid. easy. Several base ya►ds sod rup..uissis struck, sod their woad • nchors down. . Sluvorto, res. 21.—The Providence, llohintan, front Cork to lirtstol, mu driven on shore, sad sunk let ilobberstone. HULL, FEB 44 —The brig Isabelle, —, or Sonderland, coal 1041 en, came on shore at the Sporn Point, on the MI side, at two o'clock on Sonday morning, and there is not mach hope of getting her off. RANIQATI, Fn. 230-011111! in lb. New Simms. Nowton, from Leedom to Naples, with lots of aucbut mid cable ; asd other, for shelter. INSOLV6NT DRDIVRS' ACT. A Mewing wig yesterday Add of the Inhabitants of she Weed of Castle 13ayesrd, ■t tire Church of tit. Gregory, for the purpose of considering the pro. piety of petitioning Portions's% to preterit a renewal of the Insolvent Debtors' Act, Alderman J. J. Sutra la the Chair. 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