The Statesman. — London, England, 1824-01-19 00:00:00

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FolSerodrafroll own Jars 13i Apt' 141-411. kora . FL July 3. lioneyselost Or. Jaw. 116, 7 41. Jaw. 1. • print. MAIL& AIM. INC i AMU 4 DUI. 9. ...Debits. A o....italine I 9 ....Waterford.. • ..0 o....Hambro I 0....11 iJerilly• • . .0 0 ... 1 I....Zgraasam ..... . ce 0 o.... Lisbon I As. 4 I....Gottenbere 0 0. • ..Malts ..:0 MICK OF wrocKs THIII Bolt Steel 9361 7 6i per CLltei 9Ol 891 p. Ct. COIIII 9/ se per C.st • 4 per Casts .1011 9 Nett India.. 4.1. Mai id Gong Arm. ..••991 9 . 16 Imp. a per OU 1 DAY AT OND °CLOCK. India StMelt Ditto Donds. • • O6 et ter,Blll.ltd, ; 47 66 IMOON ; 119 P a ' ---6001.... 67 58 3 0 pm. I•-•-.-4-"-•-essat1 .57 SG Ms pm L o S e ryTialists. .... 101. 19s Geo. for Acct.... —EN filk she emandtion of a, eoescienclons sense of dory, and th.t. i s latelligibloto•thow who are learned la the laws. and " content to the ways of mew." bevy muse confers that , to die Sala pennon sense to Which silents our modesty will allow no to make pretensions, rho cheep appears any thing hut consistent. • . . • The Kieg• will. hold a Privy Council this day at , his Plasm!, it Brighton. • • It is bis Majesty's intentiemto open Parliament in person. I . he Klaredll come° up Prow Brighten the deg , betas, the Meeting. and retern thither for the remainder of the the day after„--(.NeerWar Paper.) Thursday mornt i t i lit s o y nt ; &clock, the Unice of York left town for Strat Reese, Hampshire, as • Wait to the Duke of Wellington. • , On Saturday niontitipthe Delre of - Writs arrived in town Roes hie visit to the Duke of Wellington. Saturday morning the Bart of Liverpool left his seat at • Coombe Wood, foe Brigbw, on &visit to big Majesty. • Friday moraine, Mr. Secretary Canning left tows 16 • Coombe Wood, Surrey. the seat of the Earl of Liverpool, on a visit to the Pfeble Berk The Right Hen. Gentleman spent **day, sort slept **ere. On Seetorday scasdaghirt Leaning returned to hi. house at.Btompton. • • - A late Goveeeos Gertersh who prestded•oyer nallitank w ith a peieeely salary and 'magnificent palaces • for his Inviter, is stow is .Italy with hie accomplished. Lady and most &mistier family, sestrieted to sobsies open an income of seventeen hundred pounds sterling per awattm.—(Mora. iag Paper.) We bear that the Rev B. Marriott, of Union Chapel, has intimated bis intention of recommending the case of the Spanish Refugees in his afternoon sermon on Sabbath first.—(Glasgow Caftwasiele.) . Is is understood that the Corps of awes at present under ban in Dublin, applied to the proper quarter to hue the orier,forbidding their feequentlngplecee of pablie amusement, rescinded. The answer is said so be, " Po they want to be confined to their barracks !"—(Bstriis 'Seeming Pest.) By the French Papers we learn that the traitor itforillo finds that he cannot remain in the country whose interests he has betrayed. Ile has arrived at Rochefort. Getweel timilleeoieol. who bad been appointed Antimissile doe of France at the Ottoman Porto, is sai•l in a Errooh ministerial paper, to be about to leave Paris for Tonloo, where he will embark for Constantinople. - - it is stated in the Ezansiner of yesterday. that who Lord Byes a heard of the iotentiou to promote his poem, Called '` . 27te Vision of Judisseet," be immediately offered to name forward, give up his eatuttr, and stand the brunt. But the Bridge Street Se!, though aware of the fact,pre• (erred attacking the publisher !! On Saturday the despatches were closed at the East India Noose , and , delivered to the Pirsers of the following ships, vis.--La' ado Huntley, Captain Drummond ; Thomas Cootie, Captain Cbeystie. for Bombay led Chime; an Duchess of Atboll, Corals Daniell; tae Seaga! sad Chi d Ute na By'letters from Demerara to the 27th November, we• have intelligence that at that period the Colony was tranquil; although martial law was still in process. We make the following extract front a letter of the 26th November:— .. Although martial law is still in force, yet the trap qnillity of the Colooy is undisturbed. Very little busi• mess is doing in consequence of every person being a soldier. which of course occupies the principal portion of their time. The seamen who formed a Marine Battalion, conducted themselves to the satisfsctioo of all ; their set vices are sow unnecessary, and consequently they have been discbaeged. Some of the **gross hare been hanged i n a n i ne -,-nabere beheaded, and their heeds placed on poles about thirty feet high, This last spectacle meets the View of persons as they load, and is a warning to the Segroes who daily pass them. There is still a number to be.tried." ' Thb Coko Bleckade, under the command and jviieinits manigement *Of Captain Win. MI nitwit, of his Majesty's ship Ramiliet, has been found so far effectual la the pre• vendors of sinekgting within the district to which It has hitherto been coafiaed', that it has been determined to ex. tepd..it Hut and West. in as to Include the whole of the Isla of Sheppy on ono side, sad to the westward as fsr as i Chichester. with lehlithinal lbw of coast will, we 'rein . famed, be divided Into three diswiets. sad be oilic.ened at manned is the *hoe Masser Is dentine* districts are at present, which will rill into that service about Lofty , Lieutenants. three Bergeonv,ifit Aesistatit flargemse, three pursers, hind neltely one thousand eight hundred men, in additio° to the number of officers and men akeady Noel' ployed.--(Kentish Chronic* ) Canvas Or • SMUGOLEIC...-We feel condiderable sear faction in. arinoupcing 'the capture of another of those pests of society, a " Sinagelve. ' she was discoreied V. the Old Head of Kinsale about half pot tour e'ciocic xi Monday melt's, by the Clients ackoonere attasbefhto kis Majesty's Ship Semiramis, -bookie been only a short time hovering about Ole coast to dispose of her grop, as it is , flow termed. - she was tallest a m with anti captured. She proved 'be the Lark, off and from Aliddleburgh, go tons harden, and a compliment of 17 men (our account does not state if armed, which such a number on board would insply), and a cargo of 565 take of tobacco. 00 chests of tea, and a quantity of spirits. We a real opinion • dint s OMNI severe law than that attached to:the ioeforioas practice of 'smuggling should be ensatecito c gash this mryio g evil.-an evil of groat esagaitode in abs Booth of It:sleet' —for to it is to be attributed the loss.of the valua l ble ives on. board 'the Arab, which we lately satical - P (Cork Conseil.' ties) We have lately bad occulos, for seveial somitiai vie weeks., to publish the most c.onsiatiug proofs of Vie lopTilnery end pernicious conleguences of the Cisme 1 4 aws. Bands at poachers, forst/101e both from their numbers and resolu t i on, tmtreme the-soistry at deed of night on every side of us. 'Neither spring guns nor gemsehoepers have been able to cheek tilsiedillwodoitilso t tblAtbreser o•oo49litn. mid the tetter.,are daNwlskihrel triesetim willsio. MAW* of.iher line!. Tits fi pita end bessymbeleapeonerbos aresieved.oot with Impunity. Yet moans ladtddael wpwegattborreposeliers goat oo ((is nocturnal =it* A at temispolunlon, If he 'ls detected, yOf 1.. timer. Trost Mips, guns, sad spiry, It lo as end atlitept.bmiredlbleleet, • dle-' closed e r the:fide 'Report of tbebormallsliewor .the gleams as Bounmeste, *et corfoemb of all Ihsecresauftwisomis event: o r io n in,-nenegee elyeneee ialgebirmsbe Gams tams. Inellisekdat sod OralloW there ere whole, 'Niers tot: diestitnes--00, - MN* , wits:beteg c umeti Ise to Jkiwild.l l 41 Oftwhifig.im 4:1.1.2-B=tereary. I . . 1 Coes Ramunarm. Jo , . 'IV.--Ther. aM .ii gory ttinia durable I alike/ of ill desceiptiewalof Sri* .wink a ,gmat -csietilf.oo4llir beet work. The:froosb .eiggilos Pillsis, -dog consist chiefly of !moderate quantities of Wkeat,, iismorikad Aim kw :linen: A•4O. .mad Sob*; d quantity of Oats from the Needier° polis h .... imliestertiekayes frivdenstiOd.for Wheat„.and great iaranee of seaspleshae been 41,14 i al ; a ,frarlfser. 11:114661:4126 per iii about,. the sat: te a r y m a s ' : Ili :O t t :noted tes i geiday s ..'llksee Are :darawerteemer qr tßtrlVeitiod 1111110Ael* Altbar.eielediett iimouktioas. (Ire,' teas are 1$ . fir,: • bar. There.k.as blunt good drgfelar'o•lll l os; .gailleentore niosoplido kV A eibtalood foe thla, l JeaßourierneMerratf*P4 Wolff. 00,40 .00 W+ , g9c ini5,.....s Wiring° *paw pet rerack‘ timitst r... fdassiT,Almt.'ll9.-+- 4 -thito was an eO4 e n eding futublarket - this morning; particohisly of pitellatte ,to Mill Ikeni Ras altvat:noniber Of.glitne_oaar. Owing audeles nbangwof , *entihrre 10... r pricri . whet deassedettAtoittile.4+7iftrtnis l 4, °ad it is . etgiect4,ll.4 'great nudtber of axle will retire unsold. - VOr Aputtoman. MONDAY EVENING, JANUARY 19. 1824. STOCIt E%caalsee, 12 o'CLoott.-eConsols opened this morning at 11911. and now are /391„ with little doing. An extensive failure took plats* late on Saturday after coon. It is that of a foreign house, which bad dose large• ly lo the Foreign Funds, both in this country and Paris. The particulars are not yet known. The Express from Paris this morning, brought theFreosh Rentes, at 94. 10. and Spanish, on Saturday, at 251. They were previously dose en Friday at 241; but a report pro. trailed ,at Paris of some favourable accounts from Madrid concerning theOldSpanisb Loan,which caused the Spanish Bonds to rise on Saturday. - - - -- • - FO !SIGN lisaarr.—Spaniiit Beads opened at 244 28, but weal down afterwards to 24111. New Spanish, 160—Old, 9-tif —Colombian, 62: 6i—New Austrian, 4i b—Chili, 77—Rusaisp, 89ii. We have received this morning, by uprose, from Paris, the Jonrno/ des Debars of Saturday, from which we select the following articles .His Excellency Count Nazi di Borg.. Ambassador' from Russia, will give on Monday next, a Diplomatic Dioner, when all the Foreign Ambassadors will be invited. .By a decision of his Excellency the lifixister of War, the troops sad detachments which are on the road to their destinations, and are not arrived before the 2lst'of January, are to halt on the 20th, at eight, and on the following day; and it is expressly ordered to all corps and detachments, that on the 21st of January, they shall be alder arms, and assist at the funeral cer.ariony whirl is to take place on the said day in the whole kingdom. [The 21st of January is the anniversary of the death of Louis XVI.] This day was posted up struts, a lid of the Electors Of the College of *be department of the Rhine. A detachment of Spanish prisoners arrived on tbellth Jail. at Bordeaux, as well as the Ex• Minister, Sin Miguel. It was reported in Londe; that preparations were soak ing at Lisbon fora greed expedition deitinei to attack the Brazils, and that Count Palmela wait to go to England. The information received hem Lialmnof the 30th, prone that them reports bave not •tbs beast immolation. In regard to the Portuguese armament, the marine of Par.! tugal consists only acne ship of .80 gum. three (Amass:, friar corvettes, and frvealoops of war, sad belf•of these can , scarcely keep the sea. Some transpOrts are preparing at Lisbon to ;transport troops to the Caps Verde Islam' to iweventirfrom 'being taken by a coup ire sMris by Lord Cochrane. . ilosessins to the meat isdisimiest deist Haat:. frith •aa ‘itsipbasts oserossoetwote m des ismesoloosei essadtbareigness our hope that small Forties of tie; Press nabilt braises. *deed Asa lo4eosisit, /staler gamily teear to ibis memorable •mrd imenampled trial, as 'it not only ettospi the eharlicter of: tie weans .age, bat will commienists ebb dose satiety until the . arrivilid that better *ad mars 111Thisedl sate of knowledge, Um attalsmest *bleb .itmlf will most wisterbilly Irstred. samosa *kb ell' 'tanner bat lleptore, am city filar jadistseest • /bPsese EtfatiPood , .'ease. If atilt _ aootioholeseise ebatideace of ihmippliticalitoi 17th i;.7 A ;Tr lii 4 ; i Ili aiih;,aea i I i e; . i were - . • ir• 'MI bet deplore , not mily.th is' ,mat*, boirtheyeaditialritelutdise Of Artiretli , At 'pretest en Iketotif Pam* MI Ititetiotoort, Me* • nioNo' OMNI tbobieberdetir; Asitdi iadnuaast, bat rev a3m.lia. Mdiablataa ;hot n not 000dor pea*, shier:4We' yeetelefporbW wil I IblattlFbalW itml•eittolatelynemistribitsams MiliagamedestrahrdiMayr 118 " 6.°1 tberibillibetil itearooPy ',Arm% 47-2: 11. 1.1 . 1"*.if lvantall i '-' !otley* sidrastifititc The. hi v i t ti e e r Niea,. Ai n . bers ohlitmeemrsee-of iletvearei .it Milt bullstaitien-lo met' ma d a t e la bireortenftrieal*teMbise v‘toblenetlgeredirit . latutoeed they:sive au ttawhoblabe ahldidela• aa4 l loPiutiAti ; UK*" . , .., t tti fr o"' coWintalia.4,•wliett **int *moor An * *et input:par; of umlieliticaliited kiwiiiiiii* ': 0 11 ;;;iii new. ‘eitim , griii i a ti ett. lilri leitemilitreistbW . a d a ow. vie , r. . . Ariimittriad , etro ,6 4oe , r , .if they meseed, tbsibriptilmiletiiiir Mnblieshblipbbn:' 'Bork •• 1 • 0 li:• • •• • - ?ied, i istitatiOns of the coonerylseirtArreelibia, subplot's *Mb a .. 4 0 111 ,4 'en hi .*ltfit,Witte.lbee*„ .. ....... l , tr.. •misiktedileipettion tot MA , eiptioisettYoM6 .1.4/Melba: r• ; iiir ittit t - .7 1 17: . 1 "7 6 7 b ''... a Tim"'- w ise r rasa' es • a Minieb Of innuf.bil • NA' th: r; , _ .r. • ~ e ftrtittet. "moist . Prodelkiai lb& illiela TO A 1 . . ti c ... p _Vdttetteirttitfift 411thbet i kin* 'ft* iltetatt Inditi i toomMoity . had inner:be tiafandirA•Amd *IS stakiteige Di ctorilly. had been refused Attention ItrtftClorde,et„ . ../. ' seueo. f i t i i , I r 4 ta il t w i t * g l ir g a d . a g a idy a i,„ a , aaas a Allan ttotorsalmott . eotrupt;thrin . &cilia %hof i %d 'be pit s peAff -,. Ram 'th ' ;e li spOtiet4beil. Amber i slid: tiaa adored -by tise 'Gamete mote to; Oise maple* oat dimteme of tap teelegmlitr,. . ,: eeediei &NORM UAL Ilidaltepitc fact is, that WikaltAis left tbea tiVe do notrorso , totattetbotomphierry,.akaawass . 4 igtat I. am", vute' ger? it'd only .pritvided Ma self with • L ellik4h4T s lieeloi'alikutio;i"—zing bun to retide at Maitras.—(Matatag • . ' l4 ' - t° the. Chirge. .11Veh the -jud ig e 6 ° "thl• "ea'!" ' rearm delivered to theJury.We bare ue doubt that the ample' 'great Paper) FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRENCH PAPERS OF FRIDAY. ( pßo m Till MONITZUR.) JAN. 16.—Nothing,official• PARIS, JAN. 15. --TWO Couriers, one English , the other Pieffthonlise, arrived yesterday at feria, brliging the new, of t h e dodo Of the Kiog of Sardinia (Victor Ems nsel.) . The rwnee of Carignan having been informed of the death of his' Majesty, could not go yesterday toe brilliant rem which was gives is his honour by one of the Gene rale of thd Army*, Spelt, as which gaest Attobef 03- , nerals belhigiwg to that Mal were presdnt. BAYONNN, lan. 6:—Tbere is nothing now en the Mb* tient: The strictest vigilance I rcised at the Put of Kebob% ; times Spaniards who come Without pasepOrts, ire not elated to palm , TOULOUSE. Jan. 9.—General Rottenbwarg, comManding the Eastern Pyrenees, his been amborisid by hie Steel. leney, the Misieter of War, to send the Dopiertmetit of the Arriegi sod the Ande advent regiments heloegler se the Division of Starve. The proceedings preliminary VI the trial of the French deserters are expected so be finished in' OM diOtithso 'when these persons, thirty fear In number berbreugbi to trial. (PROM *RR JOURNAL Dll5 Delia Ts.) nate, JAN. 16.—Victor Emanuel 1., King of Sardinia. was born in 1754. Till 1802 be bore the title Of Duke of Aosta, When Charles Emanuel (his brother) abdicated the crowd in hie favour. •It was in the person of Victor Emanuel, therefore; that the restoration of the monarchy of Sardinia 'took place. in 1814. This Prince enjoyed peaceably the love of hie people till the Reiolution of Pied numt happened. Resolved td yield nothing to the rebels: be . preferred abdicating, and transferred all his rights to his isow.reigning brother, Charles Enuttioel. - Victor Emanuel had two sisters, who married the august brothers of 'Anis XVI., and One of whom gave birth to the Duke of Angonleme. This Sovereign lies left four Princesses, the Wine of his marriage With an Archduchess of Austria. The second has married the Infant, Don LOnis, of Boonton, Hereditary . Prince of Lucia. Pants, Jan. 16.—The Courier persists in seeing hostile intentions in the most pacific measures; in the embark• men% at Brest, of 1,200 Men, for oar West India Colonies, he pretends to see, even now, that this embarkation dis. torts* Engiamd, though we have said that the destination of these troops was well knolls to the English Govern• malt, as the French Governmentbas been informed of some troops having been recently sent to Demerara; we Must, • therefore, repeat, that this measure is taken in execution of an ordinance of the King, inserted in the Journal des Debate on January 11, and of which we cannot praise too highly the prudence; since. by substituting troops of the line for Colonial troops, it has provided both for the security of the Colonies. and the maintenance of order. Another English Paper speaks in the same mann .t as the Courier of an important lineament at Toulon. The whole importance, however. le thli :—A frigate is there, ready fot sea, to carry General Guillentinot to Coestaritinople— another frigate is ready to. carry the French Consul to Tanis, where he is ordered . to demand reparation for eitolatioss of Treaties which took' place daring the war in Spain. • • BAYONNE INTELLIGENCE. • • Bernet Pipers to the Ilth inst. have arrived,They contain intelligence from Madrid to the 6th, -Which gives ao.adflt picture of at deasoralisfd state of Spain, in eon' sequence of the doctrines preached by the Moults before the war, to induct the people to rite against the Coasti• tution. They represented then every aim at laerfel that was committed against the Liberals, and having •thtts de stveyid every principle of -Justice and beewatity. dill ROW seek in vain to restrain the passions which they have let loose, and find their seen - authority despised end derided the moment that it emirs to be an encourager to violence add assassination. The blessi ng s .of the Restoration are every d.y revealing themselveb, and they are such a's to mike even its authors blush and tremble at the conse quences of their boasted work and iniquity, if they retain • any feeling of right or any sense of fear. There is .not ode thy that passel That does not witness more outrages and bloodshed than settled Spain during the whole three yells that the Revolution was triumphant. illkals Tale 4 LORBIRINI ZRITONO OP JAN.II. An hotel* Iron Odessa of Dec. 20, says, that accord• is to letters from Constantinople of the 10 th , the D ivan, after having been occupied three weeks in discussing the ifl iaseres to be taken against the Greeks, seems to bare decided that the Brand Visier shall go in person to the Korea with very extensive powers. Hut it is feared that this resolution when made public, will cause great alarm among the people, it being well knows that the Grand 19slar never leaves the capital hut in cases of eictmordin ary Amager. Should he go, it is supposed the Capital Paths will succeed him. .Lord is_ supposed influence seemed to be increasing; but the intended expedition of thi English first against Tunis. which for these three Ives past had_ tendered the Porte important . servicee, tenets out Broth hopes of the continuance Of 0115 favour,, M. Mtn:tacky will surely Ip:tot Lonstantinople before the middle of .1 marl. to take upon him the functions of Consul. 'Mr. von Palm bad left that city. Tay Const.-.-The appeurtnoe ef this celestial s4sitor bet been attended with circumstances of considevalblealW ealty,4• least to ! those who have not the advantage of regular observatories. The tour rays and the hicimess of the atissimphere, oombined with the Comet's great morning eatineie, have probably4eassioned Mil Vernet to be consparstivehylittie noticed. We iireinforrwei, liewever, by a verses of this . town, who •has watdhed its grognos under the abbVe Mentioned dtstiVentages, that from the 281 b •*ollAttedibM;sto the 17th instant, It has passed over envois cif Iftarly to degrees. On the letter Lay, its ar parentptatii iris Within a 'few minutes of the spot where., the brillima Penn of 1811, was spell on the 16th 4Y Oct., r Wog in Right Ass. 240.41e6., is Deel. 45 deg. l g maims:of .the comet ielltdisg.in a direetioa weenie elos, Mir las JAVotooris, and it hisosevr waived at w destine. • the, 'Which's/dere it visible in •the rowing, with a elms Loris®, towards the N.N.11..-4Leassa Atone) Cassssss, dk olvdel .fare.l7.—derahl• pert of the whiter 11 passed swirrwithettour ef.tbose'vloient storms are naturally expected at thilisason of the year, nad weather Mil ociuttreitts plesladis.`bsting 'Amish the wismatilinew et • Mild - Obi teammate the' elirrsepondleg vet& last year, thanatth.tees creveTed withl Meow, inithisiviilthes , to the 'depth of two kit, undliso birstreeted - swathes - 1 ~, WEST IND:ES, Jaararca. 7 -The lien% of Assembly had pas se ,' a vote Of thanks to Commodore Mt Edward Owen, for his zealous services and prompt attention to the rothenercial and naval interests on that station. The Bill introduced on the 13th .of November, by- Mr. litoghao Brow., to repent sh a Registry Act, -was sapported by all the Wenner", peise n a. It 'Was read a first time, and ordered to be read a second rimy - tbeday after. ' • • ST. JOHN'S (ANIIGHA), Diet% 9.—At i tweeting of th e Iwgialatnre, en-Thursday last, live Petitions-were pretested from a large number of,the free relented inhabitants—and to ihe.Cooncit, and the other to the Asienibly, prali n e fur relief from certain disabilities, under which that Clast of his SlLujesty's.subjects. at present lalion4 by virtue of several old Acts of the-island. The Petitions weed:niche:l* in tho most respectful slid temperate terms, hod w ere inclosed to stand over for cosakheratioa . at the, G oo meeting:. • • " es. Hillier, Sat". Petitioefroal the free colottree !thhahitants, (which. for some informality, had been re. Ideted at a meeting on the 5•11) was laid heroes the ;toper, respectfully stibmktilig ti its cansbloration eartain political disabilities which attach to that class of the coiat enmity. sad praying that the House would, in its wisdom, deolo.iVeirokiliono to amend or abrogAte toe s 1 A c t s , by which thee, disabilitiesare created. The Petition was read; nee reesivedl and a Committee appointed is talie the matter into cossideritioss, and to rejoin what measure of relief may be grantee toths parties. • "RI EOM •••••••••••••-• • - To ma unarm. • Strt—ln tive•list of new pabliestiens, 1 find " Memoirs of the. Life of Don Rafael del Biegp, by a Spanish Officer," 8:e. 10 j ustice to the generous f-eli rigs of the British people, and their regard for the cause of freedom, wa repp 4 t e ,g y testified by their sincere esimirat,loo, of my Isr e a toi s i exertions as a soldier and a patriot; and in obedience to the affection I- entertain forbis memory, t feel myself boom' to take care whilst 1 live, that no persoo shell misrepresent nor disfigure those exploits which I hope will be writel down to posterity through the unbiassed historic page. 1 do, in consequence, declare 01.11 am utterly unacquilatal with the hipauielt officer, whe ivies himself the author of the Memoirs in questiem sad, that I' have observed with F ever. in this work, a time, 0 talsehosid, contradictions, awl errors, which clearly prove that either the author was not In Spain at the period he ileserthes, nor had read the Memoirs of the Colonels Miranda, San Miguel, and Capt. Brotons, or that be must have had some sinister vi.., e in thus disfiguring the meritorious actions of my bro. alwY- I trust, Sir, to your .accustomed liberality for the ie. sertion of these-remarks in your Jtituntil on the first oppor- tunity, ie order that the public may not be imposed upon, ' and teat my brother be not usisrepreoented through the ' osaseof, Sir, Your meet obedient ser%ant, Mouth Dab K (goo, Canon of Oviedo. 31, Frith street, Soho, Jan. 13, 1624. SRI PPING INTE t.lO FACE. D►AL, January 19.—*ina W.N.W.—NO arrivals or nil- Rest Wittman is is 8404 coming Porn the River, supposed to be the Mcqueen. PORTSMOUTH, January Is,--wind isi.w.—Ammt the Loyd Monsoriford,,Farquharson, from the Dobai for Madras. —liaiieditteMondon and Erin, for London. PlAisourir, Joinery 17.—Wiltil N.—Off thb Port the General Harris, Vie stead ; and Bervicks Are, Shephe'rd, from London for Chine. leaLsrourn. January 17.—Wind N.E,—dailed t h e Dee of "Lent Packet for Lisboa. Lrvenvoot., January 16.—Wind N.—Soiled the General Phipps. Owen; and Transit, Ferguson, for Bahia Frasele. Pattison, for Rio Janeiro; L.surei o llsrlter far .are; Qr ad, Tell, for Tobago ;W ester. Lee, for New York ; Tea bridge, for Genoa ; Waterloo, Critchell; aa4 Sliza and Mary, tongden, for Gibraltar. PENZANCC, January I6.—A bottle was picked hp is the With Inst. close to St. Michael's Mount Pier.containieg the folio,- lag :," Persevera nce, from Calcutta to Liverpool, is let. 46. 64. N. long. 14. 20. IV., Nov. 2, 1523.—WindS.S.E.—Tbomas kart. Onaveclenti,, January %R.—Sailed the Dnehess of Athol, and Thomas Cootts, East Indiamen, for Chloe, and the Tyson, Stevens, for the South Seas. rotorsmoure, Jan 17. —We are assured that orders have beau issued to expedite the re•equipmetit of the Fury nod Griper. which ships ace to 'ail early in tbot Spring, with Caper Pa rya yen, gad Franklin, who are to renew their *Starts hs snake a North-western passig•e to the Eastern seas. These officers Jet iiiiilkitiatatlay to proceed ; but from vaeiesse Outs, each takiag a course which former lights end experience point out as most likely toper:rise success. tis at present intended, that ,Ceptaid Parry I endeavour to make the passage by. eisis!'sjacis Segent's Inlet (which cIF9, oaf loltacester Sequa, I to the Sonailtp,arol, tiorprds 14041004t's 13e44 and whiSit war 4llle9ter , d by ,kija in the second voyage); Captain Lyon to land in Sepals. Al - Peeving eherge of the Wiper 10 ; 1 7 4e.ut. G. J)i , top ) A wl pr . o coed otter land to else Copperadoe Raver, wlssiss Caplets Franklin will exploreby land, thecOiast of I l s9 Arctic lee irain Illeckeasie's River W tay.Cope. On Tuesday tilled the Neer/ .Yoreber, Thonspepn, for the Cape of 'OOO4 lope, Madre?, end Isessaal. (Wesel Vevey, Boys! Artillery, for the .Cape, sad several ether Peasengere, eilibarked here. The Wtrar, eaptaih J. 0. 13rener,.C..B. wlll gaudy paitteocsels port for the North American notion. ratasorrit.,lo. 15.—Qn Sundq sailed ass Xiibunr, 46, Ceptsda.Guion. wish sealed orders, supposed .for Lisboa and Cadlx ; Ningaroo for Jamaica. Yeaterdaijkalied die Surly, Lieut. -Richer:leen {from Qublin) for-the name% paving a quantity of old Irish (silen . ) ;Op An boor), for the Mint. The .ShArarack and 0414. Austatiog waseals• are to be paid off and ire-commissioned, to eoutplete their surveys of the Irish coasts. Arrived thp Wipcf, ,Peet. Guild. with volunteer seamen. from Liearp l . It I. expected that all the guard ships at ;he pert , an guises : of exorcise in the aulti4 o l 4/ 1 .114 1 . litiatory ,400, ibe COM ISI is ehe.alAtiorPrig'h.t* paths ihip.rtf this Rot!, in .the rag* . 41je,tirkeett :,leharlotte, which ship, betpg inw defends iota, *Hike • 'OLD BAILEY.—(TOII Mouxixo.) • (Bviaie.Mr. MAIN " L od i ' Blifidiciq.Jm) tiar(fs fialsAir4, A JoAtli s eIIatAkINAT III R , 11 . 1 " 1 11. 0.11 . 14 . 1 . itsilPf4 4 ov 4 1 0 1 fort•tooMt Nap odsei . ' I,ool..Ans.4o+f.44o.weattAa Aliveivmelse bil.,llle'omit/ sl Jo im .Wbiie, iooliama woks le .bail Wssampieliad-m arratt4 boy f ia•Oxfani Stmt. Tim (*ergo .4ras ?wed agaiaet paileMcf. Os awry:famed •-biat -(leanly stealiaf i pAto _ 6 9° lralma 0291..therebY aeSlVititlg of 4. 1 0 " Of the- 4 btfeb. o Aet O . l lek b g .4o PIO atolosigraporq toilfe.Arßoullt Rf Ps- RiPlasitlar• ;* aai- Ut.otsgP . 41 .4iAgi lir•Ovpm. I. NANO' Wileatt4SiffitAf ovsk.riati (moon occarmaao Away/ fri•ssr. Vella Iritieshisrpase sapi tally i (Witted lor • ataniof 440allinx Mese of •411iflinn ifilbet4ses, i lot mites pad ether rbop.iee, die .. psepetty of '--NerttietN et Uaiity. 411WMPIPPIONM I l e * 4 .7 y A rais irr t, was e. stone iki irbs' asikill . 1311"1. IT .T r,•4~ ~iii`erl