The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-05-04 00:00:00

„ Freeholds. thartfl7= PIM re Terrmihmkaiii4.castri,Mowtgig e t ive, ouv,.._ and wipers, oftesirlog etteasito • v ßfil'orbn. By DRAYTON andif liierook • :1$ • ,-. At the Auction Mari. eeW the Bank. ,est. .WB i atrsE May 6, at Twelve, by &der of the Propft a eto& sakes aassWpinbirooffn Is Oinde Iry•PrivaeC IsOt 1. A ,V ALI:MOLE flItBllllOlZ PR . Lilt ?Ka *Waldo is fialisbarpuorwe‘ ist lag of ass extensiye ead well-armed Tar lbfatilleryb with wareiwnwe milt room , sheds, sitibliag; aid Ir s val ar stiter appendage avow, ear the witMllkttalfipt add naval somas together with a most respectabie Bris built Reeideare adjoining and consnicatirg a . napAese . wish teem , cifinceleare for the acconono6tielartir with lama, sossalsborye largo productive , rid^ diaiipolladi vd• paste entrance, by atiodadvtatessoccifllall a . law 4r* sad a half of groustl, with the leas e Mute, Ueseesheis, teetteeees, ea OW beaks • mira sad "PPaliW the Lwadav-Doebe t sae OW Pea* . envilito*eiecera in the Opine die, is which it has been softer folly yed Tor *swift of sear.. LAM IA are KO. PREI , :HOLD BRICK-BUILT pYi ELLIN 6.IIOUSKS, Mame in Saleisery-dreift. adjoin', She above premises, and praisciag a net unatal rest of 1181, nay be viewed any day preceding the Sale, by as , ' Et sr. Petty. on. the Premiss s nod prime Porde . 40 .4 Drayton sad Vestens.lisneyets part, w beft Moo of the Prolseci., :term ours, ropes,- To Milp-builders, Owsers, fArr hosts, aid Others. By DRA Y TON awes EN TOM. At die Auction Mart, sear the Bank. on ViEDNEMAY, May 6, at Twelve, by' order of the Proprietors, A LL that Estentive and Valuable LEASEHOLD IS. CONCERN, beitigthe REGENT DOCK. near the Cit y Canal, Poilur, late in the occupation of William Mitchell sod Co.. with mould-loft, blacksmith and joiner's shops, oail end oakearksames, dwelling-home. emating-house, ship chandler's shop, saw l pits i and every requisite erection for the prosecuting of a concern • nematode. This Dock has been wends made on the Must approved aid modern plan. with patent-gates, finished on the and svassaaeial principle, and with the best ma terials; meal to the admission of ships of considerable burden; divided from the West India Dock-road Iry handsome folding gabs, and soelowed by it high brick- wall ; together with the t c Meat Woos. postessWartoasiderable river frontage. w hich ren ders it highly deterring the consideration sit Ship-builders, or ahy other person ishisig to prosecute or commence a naval concern of priority: May be - viewed any day prior to the role, and descriptive Particulars had at the Bush Tavern, Bri.tol ; George, Liver- Fol I Tures Head, Plymouth; Dolphin, Snuitiainowii; at nvgie, Garraway's. Jamaica, and Caroline Coffee bowie., mOlon; of Messrs. Knight and Freeman, So:ici.or,, B ..big hall-street ; and of Drayton and Ventem, Surve‘nrs and Auc tioneers, Auction Man, where a plan of the Dark may be To Brewers, Publicans, and Others. I Leasehold Free Pablie-house. with Land, near Rumford, Essex. By DRAYTON sad NEKTON. At the Auction Mart, rear the Bank, ea WEDNESDAY, May 6, at Twelve. by order of the Alsip*** of Ruben Feather, a &Arent. THE LEASEHOLD INTEREST with the GOOD-WILL of the TRADE of that old established Itisad-hoisse. being the UNICORN,. situate in flare-sreet, awe Raeford, Essex, together with 12 acres of Meadow and Arable Isaac held for au oaropired term of 20 ye ssesst Lady da_y Tsai stsbjeet to a law rent: The Premises are capacious, and contain parloarts thp-rbows commodious bar, kitchen, convenient chambers. amplitude of craning, eneelleot stabling, with coach-house, granaries, large yard, skittle-grounds, cow and poultry-hnoses, and every other requisite for the prosecution of a respectable trade. May he viewed any day prior to the Sale, nod Particulars had on the premises; White Hart, Rumford; Spread Eagi', In gatestow Black Boy, Chelniaford ; Blue Pooh, Witham; Swan, Stratford; Knight and Freeman, Snlieiton to the Cum in/wino, Ertsinghall-street, London; and of Drayton and Val lee, Surveyors sad Auctioneers, Auction Mart, w acre aground Wan may be seta. r 0 GENTLEMEN.—As Flat Razor Straps are °feriae as something new by some Perfumers and Cutlers, through getting a trite more by them than Packwood's, W. ADDIS, 911, Fleet-street, London, successor to the late U. Packwood, respectfully informs Gentlemen the late G. Pack 'synod never reconatneaded Flat Wraps. koowing by experience bh, from being made elastic, yet firm, cannot injure the edge its Flat Straps ore Natoli in do. from being made of a quantity .4 spongy leather, which than heroines loose and ravel', and turns or breaks the dire. PACK WOOD's STRAPS are also writ knoido to be superior to all others in giving a keen edge to Raines, Penknives, and Surgeons' IF strumpets, through the hirlttitlet eifectiolosa steel of a composittoa discovered vs bins, and being made of the best leather to he obtained will wear math longer than others. There are Straps of four sizes, 3.. bd. 55.-7 v. 6d. and 10s. 6d. each, and the larger the better, as when worn uneven. or cut, ran be used to *outlier part. Sold by W. Addis, 98, Fleet-street, London, and by the principal Perfumers and Cutlers throaghoot the United King dom. As counterfeits are selling at usineshops, please to observe no Strap is the real unless the label is printed on yellow paper, nod there is a Print of the late G. Packwood on the handle, and observe the signature of W. Addis is to the bill with each Brix i.f Composition to renew them. MEDICAL BOARD, Greet Charlotte-street, Binckfriars'-iond, and Wrindstock-street adjoining New flond-streer. — Since the Medic's! Beard has been establish ed at Charlotte-house Great Ch alotte-stiett. opposite the Rev. Rowland Hill's Chapel. and Woodstock-street. adjoining New Band-street, upwards of Thirty Thousand Patients of both sexes have been rest..red to perfect health, many of whom had lingered for sears under the most pniuful and 0 hstinAte d:s eases, were pronounced incinabk by respectable practitioners, and several discharged from Hospitals.Sllo4 PI she Alert re- - suiting from combined talents t l—Messrs. COOPER nod Co., of Medical and Surgical celebrity. after forty years esperietice in ibis Metropolis, are consulted daily at both houses on ail cases of. Syphilis, &c. often improperly treated). mail nitre at night; and tee poor have advice (gratis)on Tuesday, Thursday, nod Seaway mornings, until Twelve o'Clock. irr Patients at a distance, de§cribiag their toe, immediately aneeded to.— All letters to be directed to Charlotte-house, Blackfriar's-road, but none are answered whirl do not contain a sonseltiog fee. TILE long.establiehilit reputation of - Messrs. CURRIE nod Co.. combined with their well-kuown experience and success in the treatment and cure of a few reign ing complaints. gives them superior claims and a detided pre fereuce over all other practitioners. Mears. Currie and Cm as regular Surgeons, present to the Public the result of thirty years' experienee in the cure of Syphilitic Complaints, and those debilities and deficiencies which 'ant unfrequeutly prevent 4.tr embitter the matrimonial state. la the various gradations, from recent lofection to coutirmed Lots, their treatment com mands, very often. a speedy, and always a radical rune. In dubious came, their loag and well-arranged experience gives Chem a pconissititude of decagon that secures the patient from being mercurmlixed oat of existence, er having his constitutiqp, undermined, and the vhal prieriple destroyed by a latest MR insidious disease. or a blind and fatal coalideare in shallow pro.• tenders. In Nervous Debility, Vascular Relaxation. and Mon); or the Organs, arising from excessive indulgence, lam luhrinns climates, or solitary sensuality, their practice give. new life and energy to the system. eves 4a eases which are I verging on despair. Strictures of the Urethra. from tea to twenty years' duration, are, by their superior method of cure, pe!aisneatiy removed in the course of three • weeks. Slight and recent cases of Venereal infection are cared in the short period of two days. To the Female Sex it will 'be consolatory to 'mow, that they may he cured of those Debilities which de. ' feat conception. and sap the foundatioa of connubial felicity,. Peskin, treated with candear,•delirnev; mid inviolable secrrsl. Messrs. Currie and Co. may be consatted, every day, , as their: hone, 107, Ratton-garden.—Leticrs from the country, stating Oinately the case, wide of living skg., and enclosing a remit: %mice Toe advit e and medicines. will be treated' with studiogi at 'taboo, at No. 1.1, timMbirMair • , 1•; 0 . ' 1 40 1.1 1. 1 1 • ' , SUM 1.14: ti 91(1•!nlit_ttl, y# b ? • P14471k11.1f ' PROIROTHAL • _ tw it . i l iaiga t t m ert-frof. filst i I. , - • ,uards, eate :(Iffearrallll; Nem khohlllf-pay of fie Std Lbelit atigoes 24 1 e j:lant sod Lieriessot. vice Thomas ihr o seem, Wes :epg. lleeiteePlaf Lifibt• Uttateone. Corset Rlelatir4 Wrigacilisha the balf.pay • f (Sc 29d ught Dragons,. to be Cornet. Gee Itakitisgu Harvey Groat, who it'd:mein. let 14 $ 1 of root. Cartage Meath' 116esse: froda Ge bnif pay of 1 Regiment,' to be Captain, sic William Dray, who • . chaelges. .12111 p isa iste. Lieut. Morgan James Jerthies, tram half-pity of the ' • eitiiiihst, to be Lb-Me/mot. vice James Powell, who ea . vigatisst4HboTsee. . t 1••41t • • me ROW/lisam t..larke. from lialf-papitl4 also 10 .s.rgiloa be' h *Gs sallbega Edriard FraiMlA, ishis'es4. . reeeiviegalteeligierac,. • 1104 ; 14 ",•er - M e li ll gt e t i o, Underlie:4 Veda E. M'Queee. from thrift -pop Of the Roglmeotiee IhteLieutenant. vice Joshua ;Who . exchanges receiving the difereuee. „, . hi West India Regime's, En-ign ( tha Hamilton Weser*, Want lbe ball pay of the 7th West ludia ttegienent, to be limmgo, vice Edward Lemma), who excha..ge. Royal Affirms thins. Lieatesieust- Thomas Cadman HanimM. from the half pay of tie* late N .va, Scotia Fencibks. to be Lieitenant, vier Abraham Odium, who eachange.. Baal" York Rearts;___lsEY*_ noses Henry Yielding Eager. no the half-pay if the lbui root, to be Paytnastee, vice Culeter, deceased. MEMOR NDU Pit The Cbristlin names of issismot-Sarg.no M• Lean, who ex changed from the 78th Foot to half pay of the 35th Foot, on the 9th April, 1818, are George Gordon. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED R. Sandilaads, Lower Grosvenor-place, Pimlico, money *trireme. B B. Cowell, High-street, Snoreditelt, adman. BANKRUPTS. J. Young, Gosport. harness-maker, May IS, 16. June 13, at the Mitre 'ravens, Porticos. Atiorniet., Mr. Allen, Clifford's Inn; and Mr. Winkwords, Potianomth J. Holden, Weatbrosowicb. Staffo• thhire. buckle-maker, May 20. 21, June 13, at the Castle Inn. Birmingham. Attorrae. Mersa. A mace and Co. Temple; and Mr Jackson. H. S. Mao, Calcutta, Mat Indies dealer. may 9, 19, June 13. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr Drake, Fi-h stree -hill Doc tors' Commons. W. Halstead, atiehester, linen-draper, May It. 12, June 13, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Chichester. Aitoruies. Mr. Many, Chicheaert and Meaars. Few and t to. Co.etr garden. T. Simmons, Birminiham, (I , :alrr, May S. 9. June 13, at the King's head. Coventry. Attorney, Mr.-Puntoo. vi the-016ce coon. Fleet street. J. Heins, nagtoti. Lancashire. common carrier, Mas , 2, June 13, at the K. i (.ion, Preach'. Attornies, Me *institu te", Preston; and 'k!e.srs. Milne a 'o. Temple J. Carmichael, Little Rime-It street, Covent-gulden. br.krr, May 16, 26, June 13, as Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Rogers and Soo, Manchmter-building, Westminster. 1)1 V I/EN DS May 26, W. Twitchin, Kingscicre, Hampshire, enlister— May 26, D. C.' Marsh , L. Deane. R. the.ibmok, sea . aid H. B. Deane, Reading, banker-- Ma) 25. J. Puny. Drubighd draper—May 5, T. Eastman., Clement's-bine. merchat t—Mu., 16, W. Stellar,' Deptford, it i e n. a li er _ May y 6. Is seethm c South Shields, ship•owner,—May 45, S Welch,Caureb Minshull, alleshlte, malt-dealer. • CERTIFICATES —May 23. A. Jacobs, Portsmouth. slopseller—J Couslantine, Crook mill, Westmorland. M. Robinson, Wes -hi' Y orkshire, and A. Tyson, Crook-nil:1, NesimorWid. flax spiiiner.-3. Peril. Borough-market, Southwark, potatne mere' an - Vb. T. I.e. wen% Gutter-lane, riband-mantifuccitrer—J. Carr, SlietSeld. grocer—W. Horner, Mile-rod, Portsea, grocer. PARTNE tSal PS I) 4 4sOLV/i1). W. Rogers. J. Garnett, and D. Dock. Grose mews. Mary. le-bonue. manufacturers of 'maim— h George and .1. Harries. Narberth, Pembrokeshire, shopkeepers—J. L. Findley and Ramode.., Queenhorongh, Kent. crippem.-niaonfaeo••rer- —R. Gibson and J. Dillon. Cvrnhill, merchants— I. Piggott and R. W. Brabant, St. Alban's, W. Rumford and J. Ashby, Bartholomew-lane. stork broker.-11. Westwood and H. M.Lachlan. Postern-row, rower hill, %web. :waken --W. Ewan. W Tarior, W Myers, and ' C. Ralson, Liverpool—J ileox. N. Hodges, mad T. Woodcock. Man. rlirder. woollen-card-manufacturer — A. Smilter. T. and A. Penliugton, J. Darts in, T. Gillet, and P. Smilter.% (ekes, Shef. field, brick-makers—A. and R. Gibbeson, L wain wine mer. chants—P R. Jackson and W. Pick, Forest of De an, Glouces tershire, limme.hurncrs—R. and S. For-ter, Manchester, cotton. spinners-.A. Farrar, W. and W. H Walter, merchants—,l. Bigg and J. 1 app. Worcester, nurserymen— R. Stevens and G. James, Liverpool, merchants. --.0...- The Average Price of SUGAR, for the Week, ending April i 9, is lgv. 3d. per Cwt. SECOND REPORT FROM rex SELECT COMMITTEE o.v THE POOR LAWS. The Select Committee appointed to consider of the Poor Laws, and to report their observations there upon to the House, have, pursuant to the Order of the house, farther examined the matters to them re ferred, ari have agreed to the following Report : listing proceeded to take into consideration the Petitions of certain Townships in the North Riding of Yorkihire which have been referred to them, are of opinion, that the Petitioners labour under great and peculiar hardship, which is likely to involve, in similar distress, a great proportion of the mining dis tricts in this kingdom, unless effectual means shall be taken to remedy the grievances complained of. It is well known, that in mines of metals worked by adventurers, a portion of the produce is usually reserved, free of risk and expence, by the landlord, owner, or proprietor of the mine, or by the Wise's under the Crown • and it appears to your Committee, that this stipulated portion of the produce, ender the various names of tolls, duties, or reserved reels. has hitherto been very generally rated to the Poor-Rate, and has at different periods, and in the petitioning Townships, as well as in many *other mining districts, contributed thereunto, till the year 1814. The decisions of the Court of King's Bench, en der which the receivers of such tolls, dodos, or re served rents, have been held liable to the Poor Rates, are referred to io the margin ; and it appears to your Committee, that the principle on which sock decisions were founded was, that although such owners, .pro prietors9°r others were not rateable as inhabitants of the parish, they were rateable as occepiers'of the soil where each does were paid In ore; apractito which had been almost universal. It appears, however, that in * two recent Cestes — ; whirrs the landlord or Proprietor of mina riepieed, In Boa oflorr,"a certain anneal mot is money, the !Writer, V. Bisbop of _ter (It East. " L! Vd. 7 .024 - 1 ". I'.o. . • ! --rosehot easeparet. • It tabaltet, however, till tkw yiitliSt4l4 iledlowbed movie album le the diottiotata• TOrk- Aire fittoorwheoce the Petition, have brenhweeived. Mudd mossfted for their does • portioo ot raewefac dteved-leakin Mee of ore, objected to the tats reed! potlio . theta, ifta sporatetter the Seseietat. The sifts devidired At raw, at to tin eplidoe Of the Coact of lines Beach. That Court, however, de. eidellvelsee-eertess ergeeieett, *web* duty in this ease being merged end made payslble in lend in • iaelttdand,prepared statu s and after basing enders:see *process, pus persons receiving it could nvi . t . b. deemed eecupieri et the sell s and coaseqaently were not 44 tektite. ay tea law, than, as k at peewit stands, all lend. lords, owners, and proprietors of mines, are rateable to the Peer Uwe., for any portion of the ore of such mines, reserved by them in their leases, as being con. it roctively oecapie►s of the soil ; but if instead of ore they receive their profits, however large and however .Italia, in manufactured metal, or in money, they are entirely ezo::erated from that burden; which such sper-larions are of all others perhaps most calculated to e• ,ete. lo immediate consequence of such a state of .the law has been peculiarly ruinous to the districts from w hid Petitions have beam presented ; sad your Com mittee subjois the statement of the increased burden which has been thrown upon these parishes, as inns ss ative of the view which they are unavoidably led to IPIP of this sulject ; but they cannot contemplate ws hoot great apprehension, the probable extension of such a principle to the other large mining districts -1 the kingdom. W.kere such a (minty exists of evading payment to the Poor /Wee, it casoot be expected that, in general, proprietors will not avail themselves more and more of the recent derisions of the Court of King's Bench; skid thus a large portion of hitherto rateable property will become altogether 111101H1r red from the Rates, whit. the poorer and more barren districts in which mines are usually situatvd, will be called alien to bear an enormously increasing charge, created by those very mines in the ori.fi:a of which they have little or no participation. Thee cheer, indeed, by reducing the smaller pro prioten in the roionin d districts to aptly for per°. rkiol relief. has annually increased the amount of the Rives, while the fond out of which they have been paid has been so materially diminished. To °halite them evils, it appears to yoor Commit tee, this leave should be given to bring in a Bill for the purpose of putting the landlord, proprietor, owner, or lessee under the Crown, who receives a compensation from misses in manufactured lead, or money, free of risk or expence, in the same situation as he would actually stand in if he received it in ore; and in analogy to the law as it now stands, respecting the rateability of occupiers, your Committee recom oleod, sheet the occupier or lessee of any mine should ne rateable for such portion of the profits of such mine as are reserved for rent, tolls, or dues by the proprietor, and received by him; with reservation (oily of existing engagements between them, and re serving also to such proprietor, as well as to the oc cupier, the right of appeal against any such rate as he may deem irregular and excessive. April 28, 1818. PAittv, Aeatx Citembei" of U s des nottclisded th e elAictistrio on the Budget ye Y, whets the vitt.slreing takes on the whole Project, it watiege#olllll,. 17ff to 30. The follniriogßepovt Was then presented by ibis ,like de'Orsete front the 'Cotoniittste on the project respecting the Liqvidatiens i Mid 'which (the Doke being Indlspisted) was teed by M. Boin: MU 4 P2trits,- 1 110'Comafett“ skinleted eito amine the Pe-eject easpieiteg the irettiot ret 16,040100 'fosses a 4 Iteritet for tbirstestire discharg# of the 40416 tip in No#ignoig, to fit 11qM4ated In vsecatiot fit .the Treatilof . this 30th May, 1814, aed eal etal. iteet.Credit - of -4 14,000,000 of 'Rintes ler 'the p r spliMl efolisepletitig' tile dischtege of . 114 sumi der' 1,14. Allied Powers under Art. 4: of the Treaty of the November, 1816, has imposed upon me the painful deity of rendering ye. an account of their opinions respecting this doable tresogement. 64 'Your Committee, persuaded of the solicitude felt by the Government in the teratement of this difieult affair, and confiding, on the other hand, its tire hopes held out of the liberation of out territory, In conseqoenciof the stipulations of it Convention, all the burdensome clauses of Which have been so roe ligiously fulfilled by France, yield, as the Govern• ment itself does, to an inflexible necessity, in pre. , posing to you the entire and simple adoption of the Project presented to you. - They have merely thought, that the adoptioa of the law would render necesstry a particular at.. i mangement - for securing the payment of the first half year, falling doe on the 22d of September neat of the 10,040,000 itentes." The Report concludes' by preventing the Project, with en additions! Article, as folio es The Budget of the consolidated debt, for 1818, shall be charged with the sum of 8,010,000 francs fur the payment of the first half year C.lling doe on the 294 September next, of the 16,040,000 francs of reotes created by the present taw. " The rereipts of the Budget shell he augmented to an equal amount by means of se +galleon of 00,000 I..iici of rental to the credit of 11.000,000 to the amount of which the Minister is autborised to op.n loans for the service of 1818." In the article respecting the eventual credit of 24,000.000 francs of ',flies, the Committee proposed to .obstitute the words 46 opened the Gov e rnment , ' instead of "to the Minister of Mime." The Report and the amended Project srertiordored to be Owes!, and the Chamber fiaed the opening of ..he discussion for Friday. It was recently stated that the Chamber of Peers had§ on the recommendation of the Committee of Petitions, refused a Petition of Lord Kinnaird. the were of which was not then mentioned in the Paris Journals, to the President of the Council of Mini ten. TM* Journal des Debate of Thursday gives the Report of the Committee of the Chamber of Peers alluded to, in which the Petition (in the form of a letter) of Lord Kinnaird i• given as follows: " Mugeutur,—A Frenchman, condemned ta death by a Prewotal Court, offered to frustrate a meditated assassination of the Duke of Wellingtons some days before the attempt was made to commie that crime in the mouth of February last. This per.' son, who merely demanded a safe conduct for himself to go to France and return to Brussels, having seen a letter of the Duke of Wellington, containing an assurance that the French Government were ready to treat with him, a guarantee which appeared to the Duke of Richmond, as well as to myself, to be cont•' plete, came to Paris, where there was every reason to hope he might render a considerable service.--• The memorial subjoined to this Petition will informs you, Messieurs, of the measures which have loaded , Kith chains the man who confided in the word of . ttis Government. I have in vain claimed the elect fol. filmettt of the engagements entered into with this in. dividual through my intervention, by the King's Ministers. A Peer of Greet Britain, I think it nip duty to make known to the Chamber of Peers of France this infraction of a right highly entitled to be respected—soliciting the Chamber to condescend t► support my demand with the King's Ministers. " I have the honour to be, Svc. " Purls, April 13, 1818. KIYNAIRD." The Memorial wits not reed; nor is it given, and the report is too long to insert. The Committee say that the reselt.of their information was, that no safe conduct was given or promised, and that the guaran tees proposed were all conditional, ■nd thin conclo.. sine, they • add, is confirmed by the letter of the Duke of Wellington to the-Minister of General Police, of which they five the following extract : " Your 'Esteltenev will judge for yourself, whe. Cher my letter, of which I send an exact copy, says a word about the jnerney of tt eSieur Mirinet to Paris, or gives him shy guarantee whatever. ' 44 You will see that I have not taken upon Myself to mike any promise tdany person whatever, on the part of the French Government, and that therefore those from whom it is asserted, these guarantees have been received, deny having given them." The Report then proceeds testate, " the French) Government in its eager desire to discover the prin cipals and the accomplices in so atrocious and odious a crime, announced its intention of entering into a negotiation with . him who could give the desired io formation. " The Duke of Wellington, in his letter to the British Asnbas.ridor in the Netherland., in announce lug this intention of our Government, added, that he should net Or. hi• own account inke'any Ott, and that.he'lliti hot ii.tetitl to gn beyond the Oficial 44,0. • theist meat.% of di•r•.vering the criminals. 4, •s It is, eooeser, this Single phrase in the Dahl& ._ . ? j I MO' VaIIOOPC ... .• . 1 II 0 • • • { ". T i a lure Cot seihvniol(i oi biso; • fir ..... ..i... Y 1 YtSrll34 ill - i I . , I . I ;II ! ,t j . 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The Jamaica Mail, which arrived on Saturday, brought pipers and letters to 15th of March, from which it appears that some important occurrences had taken place on the Main, the details of which cannot be known till the arrival of the Leeward Island packet, now over-due. By former accounts we had undersood, that at the end of December General Bolivar had left Angustura with 6,000 men, and that towards the middle of January he was in the neigh bourhood of Cslabozo. About the same time General Morillo bad ao interview with the Ciptain•General of Caracacs at Victoria, after which he returned to Calahozo. A battle most hive ensued and ter minated in favour of the Independents, as Mo. rill° was compelled to retreat to Villa de Cura, a town to the S. W. of Csraccas, 21 leagues distant from that capital, and 30 from Calabozo.— Possibly Morino had posted his revere ha Villa de Curs, which is only 18 leagues from Puerto Cavell°, and had there ordered the whole of his di,. posahie troops to be assembled. A second battle took place at this point, which equally terminated in favour of the Patriots. By these two victories, snd the subsequent retreat of the Spaniards, thewhole of the interior of the extensive provinces of Venezuela are liberated, and only a few isolated points oo the ,coast left to the Royalists. These actions have taken place in the most populous the parts of provinces. The ,town of Calabozo contains a population of 8000 in. habitants, and the district 25.000. The town and 'district of Villa de Cara are larger. Morino has re treated oa Cumsoa, thinking that place more testable 'than cantos, but it is a query whether he will not Asa tliat 'place in the hands of the Independents. Jamul&tltteh Mention that 8,000 packages of gipasih which had been sent from Jamaica across the Ilstlienus of Darien, were lying at Panama, the ship. not having been able to forward thesti to Um., ,tp„l4o Humber of Independent prizateers ends. lee ta then seas. v 0014,has siseip one shilling per ounce, this week, Ming now at. four pounds two shillings and sixpence late doliiis us at 4rs shillings and sixpence per 4111110• ! •.i i ;;( t.l t.. M y +;< l , ? .. F ~.,, K 4 1 . j