The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-21 00:00:00

....I;vkasz TaA, 6.1 N. 4044 (U,AR l -, dta s ••.4 .< ) ;:. • • a , itf r.. : _e : - L ..• 4 1: ' i.v / g . 1-2 ••• 4 Nsti l , 4 :2,•• . ie, 0!.,,1.ci * V , 7 •tAA ) tbe c't It LONDON, THURSDAY, JA .rt.eim.can• NUARY 21, 1819 PRICE 7n: •` The Cau• for which /formal fIU Ia At field, sad S died •■ the seaf,•fl r EAST INDIA-HOUSE, Jas. SI ripH E COURT el" DIRECTORS of de Z. u.virgo COMP.4Nr of MERCHANTS of ENG LAND. irstilep fs OA SAW leeks, de hereof give Notice. net Georrat Geri of th sold e otsepossy ee held at their Mows, A Leosisehell sheet. ea Wednesday, the 3d ',briar; use, of-Elreses seChek to the Forenoon, fie. the special purpose e f l o om krore do Proprietors Opetot Diffhatillis fM late Meer, Operations in fales.ood Resologiosu of Thous adapted is coossysenes by Ma Gore of Directors. Tit shao4lsestloard Papers are 11010 apes fur the inspection Ms Proprietors, at this florae. GRASS BLEAGIIRG CLOTHS. rrilE BELFAST LINEN COMPANY. 80, • Crest Itworll .trert, flinneKbery. direetly nppranta tw the Rrit.ilt meieem, respnitsiiiy aequaists the Pratte, that they have pewit recened a Imre espply of Irish Liner and Sheeting*, whoa', in aoiegenwe •f the great redaction). that have taken place la the markers, they are eadlgd to tell nt • metes yr 19.. by the rimer Pt-c,. br fall IC a yard, each Piece warr.m.d tq wrar real, atwl fire from jakit. Olden, pocrittally am...dee to 1., the Coospility's Arr.', J. A. Rrnnks, 30, Great Rassell•street, Blinsintsbary, N. U. As several sairtalses lame nectsered. the Prnprietrin h Inmate. that their only Ma►rba.e in i.•'udna, is at No. 3n, Great Re sell slreri, Blissirebery, directly opposite tat British Pissersa. JOSIIPII D f Rr, Serreterg. A NSW LOTTERY. TilE folleskiag iCHKME is respectfolly so h. milled is the Pleblir, nad kw Cookarsor rmadeeel. as. Oefssiee lbal k sill be ispairaseJ •isb WO appeabbiosa, as then tee OM Y 600 TICK/ITN. sub TWO .f 410,00k114.5er. All Is hr &sow e. ON 1.: DAY, TUESDAY, 98. rEBRITARY. genital& ALL 1117111.1N0 MONEY.—NO mEn PRIZES. I roman( £14.f00....a5e....,C40.4 1 0 I Primes of "AUG • 4.0i11 2 Prime LOU) ..., YAM It Pelves el ill b PAO+ . f 1.0 II Priers *I il 30 Prater at 10 1,1411 Priers,/ 10 114:0 GOV Tirteai. drum Ticket. ~Ml Shares are ma Sale at all She Lasser) , °ices in Landau, and by she *aegis ihrinighual die Ciaaity. NEW NOVELS. This &iv was peAllebed. la Two Voir. rite IN. EUDOXIA. DAUGHTER of BELISARIUS BS CRARLE 4 HAKVEY SMITH. Filmed roe J. J. !tiorkditle, 41, P 41144414 By whoa. wili V I.l.l.lkhrd, few days, 3 riga. The 1111.TMOPUI.IS; • Erwhimothle 21•TeIg romisiog CTie,. f Life. the AA. of "Unite ities; aff. Ow Modes Two ' 4, wk. Losides." At., is 3 r.. 1.. vire on. ew e r% ELVIIIIGTONi a Novel. B) Mn. Nadia.. UNCOMMON GOOD TRAVELLING. Leos Ll SARACSN'S HEAD INN, SNOW-HILL, To YORK, LEEDS, EDINBURGH, ad all Nile of the NORTH. Tsar UAW Gecko. 'Si T ile.. Worms, and keep 'ugliest Ry IL w . MOUNTAIN and Co. SARACEN'S HEAD INN. SNOW-HILL. LONDON. The foli.wieg ra/A Casein. Kell Cearbef, *e. get OW fry the lonsenis Mad las, 1..w.hi1l I - - TN UN MIA. a sew Limped Light Coach, retis eiv weld ow the mil, twirl Four Insides sad Fear Outside.; sets sill loom doe es Os o'Clock, arrives at Uvrep ol sett Afternoon at Mt eaten". Struggle Duesentle, Woontsen, Noel to, Weiford, Leiirrenrik, Hlartlrr, Aloe'si nr, one, Awl), Mr weamtk, /Cowden!, Kan tug. *wa. rt at mewt. SOUTHASI Lstniagtoo, Wischester„ sad Bassos Ilinket4ent ruir-ttoins Coati, us half-vest !loves u'Cluck is fn are/ow at ihE Dolphin Inn. lissilampsoa. I> St se eel.....—Ms is a mow c.erwevastee in the leke et VI tem. Joesetr. Gummy, St. Makes Ham de these. Cherbart,fie. REIN EIPAIKIRY. WeSingion, sod shlfaid, TsM Condi Oven I.eestioe, us Five tit luck. 'warded WSINIOUTII. floret ..ter, Nlnorifimi, Sal o w l e t , hui rt ..., nod Resiopotte new P.m (*.orb. Weymouth Atkins to Clerriaet, Jrrse, Alders/], DM. Na hes. 4r. RIETFR. Plsemtuth, W,•einonin. D..rrhearrr, raimneet., Dartmouth, fled otal'elutre, C'seil. over/ Moroi , t at SeTllll ihionir% H. • r. Shoplifted, itasiortone, A I N BATH nod RR IFIT',L Il.irs e... 1 C ni i•eyhrough Chip. pewhar. Caine, mud hinrittor...th, Nr. Mat's, the tior)inutne Inn, Web, mod she London Ta.ers, Tbser.:o-irreet, and rite S. Hie-tor, nets Conti*, to %elk, litsilAennier Totowa, Exeter, Moamar 6r. BOSTON, 4 paidiag, Prietttotough, Minns. and Hunting tlian Rotal Mail Coach, sets ut.l iamb, tirtat•tit. usd Hull - LEI'. MI New Lig* Ceeth. eslltd TA, rtnelliegtoete. orb est teen ll.eeiegs (sales Feet bevies aged egos te eterkat , ly Ruh e Genre thretwbeit. r i t neart.cd. Newark, Reiford. D. are4re, end FerreArl4ge, e. 'Me (Inkier Lion, Leeds. sees ( Morelet.—Nnieuttitteeeifte rk, . _ . Warwason espeditlas oaf this CissehJt r aline/ea to twit,. reatsereeeable awl complete Polak Gs%stymie tat the Nort • helm serrqt ri tt Are-iormodatlos. may 'thee. GLASGOW. Wenr-Grees , ANDY), DIMITirb Browshill. ?herald Ilaa'siehar.Kiist. Camino, It, Rh in writ and ail parse of farittlird. Paw C..geh rh„t i ). CHESTER. Nerep et, Witstrhisr,taurrh, lraeworlev. wire, nod Iliddleakh Piot-Coach, erne) Ler Eire oThol. TON K. Nersrhoraspe. W Why. Shields. Sander, i•ot. New ensile, end lialethargit, new Faso Inside tnar h, mite n Naar/ diemearlsout. Ws an every Maras .1 %I Eig . .l ..1 . 1.4 bs way of Newark. Reof.rd, Tedrow, r. notinwinc, Durham. 111.srpeth. and Porte.. l'l,-eagers &ding them. gales buipess hews aeon/0 1 the ;ottnws, Mit vet what Haw Wry please. and then proceed on wittinet bay additional fare HULL. Northeave Hamden. Thom. aad Dimseaster. Poo 0111/14 suety Nona" al half-past Sat telL3ork, in the Crow Zr'.arkel-place, Ilan. CARLISLE. Permits. mad Whltelinves. Poor {aside Po,* Owe. and a Heard all the onr.—Panes throw/It Nrosel Appleby, Geesta.beidne. Richman', Cutleries, Be -.....-- bndee, Wee/eels, Aberfnrd, Inionster. awl Grantham Pees at curry Morning. wed prifon,s Ma journey with *ha resent forWity. Paosepers dee/Wed on the Road bv biedae.s or plea are. hove the pendia, advaatage of their seats 'wisp pieced la thwart , Cach. KENDAL. Laocaster, Prestos. Kirhy-Lnead-le. Boosts Charles. Ovseeklrk. sod Gan am Post Coaches. every After. Sena, at Five "Mock. Oaarded. HARLISOIOWiII, Swindon. Ransehurv, lineectford. sod Newbury Past Ciotti, at Sense r/Chmett in tee denim. BRIDGE/108.TH sad Waist sew Past Coach, every PstoilW LiVERPOOL. Warrington. Rsatsford. Shine. and Lheh. Geld, Pow Conde, • ailed ate warsirist, ever- Krauts, at Five aTlaet. to the Saracen's Head Ins. Dale-street, Livery I.—Guarded thrnaghast. it N PIT ER, Whitlow Cossletaa , Newcastle. Wahal. aed Post Cm:A. every R frertmion. guarded. HIRMINC.iaNt C..aeb. with a Guard, sets not Arno ' rent*, Birmingham meat Cie at Neon. Ptears ley Os f.srd, F.t-toe, and %triune, to tee Saratem's fiend, Iltdl •a. His asinglians. :t• FIIELD loot Rotherham Post Cosa. called the Pro stsratsas, ern 7, \taming. e • v trIMI.Ata 0, Swwhtr.b, nod lf•irat, New Gnacb, N rft tag s the sigg drama', 1k e •rl Gowth, eves; Morning, at lialf-past bit n'el• . A. R. r I. A anginal W t itiONS and COI(' HES. si New ,. t sal. t. A4abuu.n, %a .44 :oit• Hooves. Lautbaiva, Munger ford, Wilton. Ilear!in i :. and all plate • .14jnerni, ()nmk. 'I. W MOUNT 1I Y and tr-irrettillv acquaint Doi, co Pekin. th .1 the. will not he arreantetsie rat LUttnite. siinp, Mate, Qr. of more nign Five PAM'S Valve, if 1,.,,.' •lert, o r damage- 1 .. antes. cis Mott on .id tssr llMllf•trtr rt.! tar lICCerdWII3, at tLe liataxwes Head hut Sant -IWI fecoduas MAJOR CARTWRIGHT'S BILL. The fallowing proposition for islie Meeting, with as view of petitioning Parliament to adept Major C•turvotowee Kill, is taken from the Argot, • patriotic hostas! of Birmingham ; and oseeting. es it does, with oar approbation, "Debase thought pre. per to reprint it In the ST/T&SM.IN:— " It is Much to be Isosentorl that no general play has yet been recommended to the Reformers, for the missing campaign, against the Arrow Usurpers.— Withoot a bold and systematic oppositioo to tb they may be 'trebled to bolster op the tottering sys tem of &lariats some years longer. I would to God that every city, town, and village In the United Kingdom would join in some pilotsl pito for orgiog op., Parliament the necessity of • Reform at the approach of every Session ; and would make some advancing movement " It is true that in the Session of 1816, mars they a million of aggrieved sten—doubtless speaking the sense of other millions—peiltion-d and demand ed their rights. Bat those Petit ices were mere verbal prop,siiinos, which only served the slaves of the system, both Whigs and Tories, to carp at, basely to misrepresent, and to designate the Petitioners as madmen sod fools. " Ten years ago, Sir Francis Barlett fregSehrly remarked to his peliticsl friends, that A BILL, for a Radical Refe►s, (matt In ho hr. se ht late the noose, exhibiting an entire delineation of the pro pored Referee; ut order that what was soeght to be obtained alight be seen and understood by all men. After this acknowledgment of Sir Frauds, it is mach to be regretted that two entire *sleets of Psrlia seat have passed away whitest thich-e Hill from his baud. "If ascii a Bill had hem' mo►ed in Parliament, mast know what d first would hove been its fate. The circumstance, however. • f its rejection would have provided matte, for each an appeal to the as. ties, as casn4 not have tailed tt• have shaken, likeaw *animist*, ell the crazy palate or orreption. This 'meld have been a er,nd Intranet": movement. in.! eressios the numbers end uit.taimity of the radical aldermen. Seth a Bill might to have been co drsarn (which, in tact, hag been accomplished by Major ean'right), as to have mood the test of the severest *cal most perverse ctiticism; as to have set at deb mote all sophistry. and to have been a fit rallying oa•tdard to this radical Reformers ; by tho very pro• dot-lion of which, they w 1111i4 hate laughed to meta l the soiled factions of corruptioo anti despotism. ! "That Bill ougl.t to hate been such (the Majo►'s is! certainly oath) :tat when tither of the faction, talked ! of the impro lirobildp of unl I Election Ding, annually el-mired sailboat universal confosion. the Common sense of its clauses should have reposed t►e drioell.reg sonsease; or when they wetted the in possibility of oirJerly Elections, when a whole patios should, et lb* same hour, be mstomonod to a poll, the falsehood should have berm "made as amaifeet, es the het, that no dianrder ensues from a whole patios atteedies at the ,111110 hour to hear DWI*, Service. " The radical liebirmers, in their p►titions, have hitherto been r • CPSI4 lily confined to graertailiss, end to words. llot ween words and things, however, be. tweets verbal gateralifies, and edam ersergefic wee. er►we, ill aroYfirrq pa'rintigm , owe is &teem Inerefore, with such a Bill to work upon, an ad:••rncing worenteal in our patriot warfare might, doebtleas, he made wiui 'treat via happy effect. " The Mojor'a Bill it, in let t, tha very !mediae IleiSttre, which em;•rares all the radical Reformer aim at ; • bile, at lh.• same time, it eacledos all sky Jo not aim at ; ore then may Ito foetid every ales to animate And to unite them in the greet pencil for rernseting their libel fume. _ _ " Although the prineipks need in their former pe;i•inns were quite 'terabit, yet they were still abstract peepoeilimes. They were mere fo•u,s of mord:, callieg for a measure of ealvation; but ti•' Hill would hate ►een the measure called for, in supp..it of which every man would pet forth his used. If,, muds MOM would this actual measure of salvation mite in the cation a determined spirit of persevering patriotism, thin those mere verbal propositiuns,, which did call forth more than a mil. ;ion of men to declare their sentiments and demand their netts! " The Major's Da is a concentration of his re. Ileetions on she subject fur forty years, and was published prior to the last Sos.iun of p ar li ament .— It might hese been, and would have been mowed, had there been in that A•vemblt ONE. MEM nEit dedroes of doing it. Bet as there was sot one tech Member, and that prohshly there may not be one in the new Pediment, let the PEOPLE, if the Bill be the very utmost, they want, declare t►at it is'". Thi4 wo•hl certainly he an adoexcing wore elara of the •term imporiat.cr. It would eieit• hnr, praornto esti. It. iarreaie the number of coasts. ton. oat Reformers, and add to their phalsna both strength and en@ ri)•. 6. lii thug ' , sal4.'4in( there would be a perfect cowistency of princylo and enadoct. The Ball would be referred to, as In strict ceafamily with the Constitution and the Rights of Eng Haste. It would illustrate their peat Petitions, end esitildfs I. detail, the very minutia of their views; 'es ;MI as the simple and practicable mode of carrying them into execution, with perfect order and Arsturillity. It would pet to shame all adherents of the vices. brutalities, and infamies of our present Elections ; and wneld do, iu the space of Iwo or three years, mere for morality, than in twice as easy aeoleries will otherwise be done by the o hole clerical beet. " After the ozisleace of sock a 0W being no tired in a Petition and Remosistesoms, sod lie cha meter tliseested, its adoption by Perliemeet might be prayed fur. By these means, is addition to what might be done In Resoletioes of Idemisige, sseh a knowledge of the Bill, as contsinbsg whatever is ott- I teaser, to full and equal Representetien, to Free. dew of Election, to s Reform and the Independence of Parliamen`t, rai4ht be brought before the Public, as mast rosiere ample dismal'''. " Jut the same degree as it became familiarly knowo, it • mid be proportionably difficult for any Bil!. palpably inferior to it, to be pointed open the Public es a Reform of the Commons Home; an ob ject certainly of troll consequence! Bet without leech a known standard to refer to as a criterion, very defecure a hems may plausibly be rec.. •nend. ed, and obtain mach approbation. Wen a defec tive thing which happens to be •he best of its kind IV offered foe adoption, those who have seen Wising superior, end oho are nut well informed on the sub ject, are disposed to receive It with thaelfulneas. " Such is the great skill end talent with which the Father of Reform Ms dream bit Mil, that it stands invelemable to attack. To he sere there Ms been arrayed mg .iirst it ens of the Bornoghnsonger hater. nil, who writes for the Ediabarjh Kevin:, one , who is di.t:ngoished for his spirit, ability, learning, and eloquence ; but be has not pointed out a single error in principle, a single defect in demonstration, nr a single *minion of arrangement. " As it is intended to call a Public Meeting in Birmingham, for the purpose of considering pen priiity of petitioning Parliament to adept the Alsjet's Bill, the.. ca. be but little docht lit that the es. ample will DP followed by the nthor • •en which bare distingeisned themselves by their petrielistb.— Also, it may prevent the Baronet, oar leader In Parliament, from ellowiag another Session to pass away without moving a specific plan of Befuran.— rio must either adopt lb. Bill, or produce a better, or provoke a discussion which, in the end, will give es what we demand, and know to he our right. " Ws ere threatened by the dependents and ad. hermits of the Borpegh Usurpers, with seethe. Cue. Bali, which will place the necwaries of life still fur. tker.from the revieb.ef the starling seecbmic and labourer, tied which is likely to prose more destruc tive tg the poor, throve( starvation, than was suf fer'', by Meet through the passing of the last Corn Bill. The threatened attempt a 11l show to the Re formers the urgent necessity that esists for striking at the root of the evil, which is to be found in the corrupt stale of the Noose of Commons. Let es but once secure a fslily elected Representation, and there is a certain end, not only 5° Corn Laws, sad Caning lA•s, bet to laws of ferry description, which girl- Isle the liberty and happiness of the 1 4 1..111.• 4 ' The line of inoceeding now seggested may, per baps, be consideled •ts • ' that can be at present edopird, short of , hstcal force. Let us hope such a Pehlic Vole, wIII be called forth, at to render physical force aline. essary to the reservation of Public Liberty !" NAPOLEON Asn rnr TILINSACTIONS AT Sr. II 11. E The refusal to investigate the complaints from the prisoners at St. Helena, is the most powerful proof of the justice of the charge, anti the most damning 'eidetice of the esistence of grouse/lions there, shish will not bear the light. Innoceoce courts enquiry, it n►rer shuns it ; guilt &pints the prying eye of cu. rlosity, shrinks into the shades of darkness, and hues the day. hi these evil Hasa, tyranny forget, anew ha fetters, wires stain its supers:None, and tram ples un liberty. Oar once sable resentry„ conde scends to be the lackey of Continetitil D•-pots, and the escutcheon of her fair fame is blotted by unholy decals. Whom Napoleon was on the pinnacle of am bition, be showed the world that his mind was of that second-rate order, that profess the gessgant of crowns end sceptrt a, perple robes, and splendid thrones, before the bigb inviolate'', privilege of bcing the benefactor of mankind. Principally was be dis• tinguieted as a ravening conqueror and desolating hero, and it is necessary to become almost a brute before such titles can he acquired. The man who wades through blood and slaught►r to glory, may ap pear as a demigod to little minds, bet to the sage he is but a pistillate..., and a murderer on a larger scale. Yet Napoleon was a patron of the arts, s lover of science, a foe to superstition, and in his civil caps ' city, a Prince indeed, in comparison with the petti. rost.making and boatshenting Monarch•. Ile now writhes bayeatli lbw wheel of fortune, who anew was seated on its top, and was caeght in his fall in the arms of miserable matullins, shine souls were niter warmed by a gleam from the fire of genies; over their sueface never spread a noble idea; on the springs of the action of whose hearts, never did a genainas Impulse beat. he esk►d for protection, sod they ntast.d him s prison ; he sought for mercy, and be found restage . In the transports of their *saltation, they mocked the fallen foe, sad pursuing the petty, peddling pnliry which marks their carper, they eon. signed him to the rock in the orean, that futurity night leers to appreciate their magnintimity. Bel what can ho *tweeted from •hem ? What can be es pedal from a bud directed by Lord Castlereagh ? " Cat, - we ppm , grapes tram thorns, or its fro* ?" Cu, we Witmer geed from the caper 61‘ , ir WOOS of aNUMMI', ft obtaia sit•or from the r•oeibie is Wad hdoposited .e thing but clay ? Con w• • err the fret,. heart by sir , light el the iv.' filmes, err illuebtate worlds *BIS the War•flrnref's elan ? Ceti we dreg the Wk.. urnt's proving' rtore from the bowel. of the spider., or learn tire wl.rlom of ihe sage itt the midst of the folly of Courts ! Who tr• kir ftr the steerage of the lion in tire timid fsee, or the era. gacity of the *ler Got is the mad wallowisog platypus? Who would hope for any tido' grand or beastilvi in the speeches, or writings, or setirras of the Mi nisters of the pgeseet day ? ignorsnee is their best mese, imbecilitteheir streogeat pies. Did air aso. angers witness sock sondem' in the esinirres et Go veroasent, as the Papers have recorded ? Did FAtelish. men, in better time., condescend to play Inch parts? Weald the proud-hassled Britons of past days have tore a poor prisoner's chariot to pieces, 'niter the po tence of bunting for letters? Wield they have beer% the tools of sects miserable m•snoess. es to odd ia salt to injury, and Injury to Insult ? No! No they would hare scorned to hare administered to the bier passions of such Mon s nod in the *undoes* et *heir hear s, tire) would Witt shown kindness to the essfortonate; they would have told Lord Castleresgh mad Co. to rafters their own coders, if they. vearored 10 direct thous to do that. which malice dictates, and revenge approves. Hersh measures are employed to irritate; the giants are increased; the range is narrowed ; the rhysician„ because he will not become a spy, is withdrawn ; confinement fellows; disease is tee r onseqsauert ; fed It requires no ghost from the grave to toil us the censeqeence of disease. There is sometimes • Ira less in action, that seems to deprive •troc ty of its blackness. TA* crookbacled Rickard scot the Printer to Ike Toxot Bet revenge never seats its. If in a noble soul : the man who hopes to be forgiven, should rernens. her, that he ought to forgive Mardoniee, one tat the Generals of Xerxes. advised that Print* to beef the dead body of on a gallows. Afterward., when hiardonioc r slabs, a citsama of /ruins, orced.Paessniss to revenge the oast eon., rloict of Mordonies by soin.lar nsiscondoct; the cid. see added, that Paemniss waded them gratify the muses of lb. Laced.,,nlios who fell at Ti mrso. pylse. " Cares thy bilk .00n.16. 1 4 to 'he :-/ro)esido Psossniati), if the esters of the l' • role of Akins is to he purchased by su a proreeding, I irn cc et with that of the Lacedensonianc nit ; thew nairtsc ervconc, and are roo k r • • display I h*i. c.drtrencif ton .rr d their greatest enemies." re t O . •••• days, wit. dem sad talent were the necinsars pastorals to Go. verenseet ; new interest end ignoreece nppty - their place A philosopher is the Cabiset weeds' be like the fairy of instruction in the valley of the . bnisa noes, who laughed when she told them, " that the boondarres of their region were not the ends of the world." I. would peasie tae knowing fairy to telt how many •rores of nor Ministers would make olio Pa•sania., and how many thousands of them would be oteces.ary to form one NM, like the wise sea of them. .1.13141 CA PAPERS. --.....- Ktoorrow, Nov tfl.—Oar p►ivate letters frees Breeds slate, that that island has been ia an ea cominno degree distressed tines August last ; a se vere fever having prevailed there ewer since that month, shit! had ceased more deaths, particularly of youths, sod of them chiefly females, than had been known for many yeah. At the date of oar advice% the I.d last., the weather was becoming cooler, +hick it was impeded would have the 'Get of moderating the disorder. if not of throwing it MT altogether. Yesterday, its the House of Assembly, Mr. Stewart (of Trelawey) promoted the Report from the Cos. miner appointed to enquire into the effects of the late storm, recommending a Message to he sent to his Grace the Governor, status;. from what has been ascertained, that with the nceptiou of a assail pert of the county' of Middlesex, the stores had mess sinned great &Wallis and distress; and in the nesters parishes in general, the pre-isions of the slave popola.ion bad hoots rotirs: f destroyed ; sad 'twitting N. Grace would be pluses! to *pats the porta to al nations, for the importation of artielite they stand it wd of, for a certain 41 1 0 d, and !a al. low p • swot for the refine in produce or otherwise, as he shall thing 6 , which tits iiwn.• agreed to. Nov. 29 —Little or no damage has been sustoinud by the ening in or near this harbour by tbe late tompestooos went he FALMOUTH (JAMAICA), NOT. 17 —Thai INetimi sailed from Ktuotnts fn• Pirtan th.ror seeks *go, and passed here this afters",..n. Off ilea •age ups. rienced a berricance, In which sle lost most of her sails. Spoke a brig bound In Kinoion, whi. h had experienced very bail weather. Oa the 2';'l9 alt., in lat. 2Y , doting a hilffiettitr, sew a brig, : eL,agint to Bristol, capsized and bottom up. OW Cape Ni cola Mole, saw a large ship, with loss of fore.sast a• d main.)ard. Sx•anorsta IA MAR (JAW ttcA). Nov. 18.—We es perienced a 'intent menu on the 10ris , ind 1 I th inst : several beets end Halters were dris••n on sb. and, ere gone to pieces. The Liaison, of Scarborough, rode oat the Lair in sleety. ROSEAU (Dommic,a), Scrr. 16. CoMMORIcATIOR FROM TRU IMCCOL AAAA► mortis Sr •tl1:11~Lr. HIS HONOUR Tut SPFSKEN AND HOWIE or .I•sLMRLt TO Ms I.XCLLLV.CT 1U UUTCII%UR. " The Howse bitting been furnished by the Col.. nisi Asects wish a copy of soniby papers laid before the linos. of Cantons, and printed b) their order • of the Ist of May last, hay. seen therein, with moth surmise, o statement of the eases of seterol slaves