The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-06-29 00:00:00

• .11 THE STATESMAN. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. —mow— • HOUSE OF LORDS, Angela. ' The Ro%al Assent was notified by emoniision to the I+4 Bog ' Bill, tiol.isnikl's Debt Liquidation /3111, the Blackfrlan' Bridge an.; !tire.. private Bills, 'I he Commissioners: ivere the Lord Chancellor, Lad Bathurst, and Lord Walsingham. The Irish Rey cage Coates' Bill, the Militia Adjutants' Bill. the Militia Subalterns' Bill, sad the Scotch Excise Bill, were I wad a third time and passe._.d • The Loan Bill, and the Bank Token Bill, were reads second , time, find committed for Monday. • The Copper Ditty Bill, the Southern Whale Fishery Bill, the West India Trade Hell, and the St. Georges Tlelds Improve ment Bill, were brought op from the Commons by Mr. Ludt. ington, Sir James Shaw, and other Members; and read a first time. APPEALS. Lord REDESI/ALF presented a Bill for the better admi nistration of ju.stice r w Rich 'was read a first thee. • • PROVINCIAL DISTURBANCES. Lord Viscount SID MOUTH presented a Message from the Prince Regent, stating, that information would he laid before the Muse relative to acts of violence and outrage committed in defiance of law, in some of the counties of England, and trusting that the House would concur in such measures m might tend to secure the lives and property of his Majesty's liege sulljects. On the motion of Lord Viscount SIDMOUTH, his Royal Highness's most gracious Ales.•age was ordered to he taken Into comideration on Monday. and the Lords to he summoned. His lordship also stated that the information alluded to lathe Prince Regent's Message would he communicated to the House on Mooday.—Adjourned till Monday (this day). 46 That the principles of blockade by Proclama tion, will be declared null. " That a commission of five persons shall be ap pointed to decide upon the character of vessels cap tured under the Orders in Council, and all property not contraband of war to be restored. - " That the,Orders in Council of November, 1807, and January and February, 1808, and May and June of the same year, will be annulled." " NEW YORK, MAY 41. 44 Letters have been received in town from Phi ladelphia, which mention that Dr. SEED.% RT, a Mem of Congress from that city, bad written to his friend there, informing him, that the PRESIDENT had a com muuication to make to the House of Representatives of a very favourable nature as respects our affairs with Britain ; and that he bad this information from the PRESIDENT himself." PROM TIM IMILADELPIIII TittEMAN'3 JOIMN T.. 44 We understand a letter has been received in town from a gentleman of high standing in Washing. ton, stating that something very important would be made public on the 20th instant (Wednesday).— It was not known whether it would be favourable or unfavourable, but from the source from which the letter produced, it was thought it would be the former." 4, NEW YORK, MAT 25. CC M ISSACHOSETTS ELECTION.—From the returns for Members of the Hoare of Representatives, re ceived at Boston on Tuesday, it appears that the net Federal gain was 110." " BALLSTON SPA, N. Y. MAY 12. " We are informed that General DEARBORN wait. ed at Albany from Monday till Friday, for the arri ♦al of troops ; but being disappointed, he then de parted for Niagara, in great haste--report says, the combined Canadians and Indians, headed and led on by Tories, threatened a descent on our frontiers in that quarter; and we are apprehensive there may be something in the report, by the General's departing in such haste." 1, SAVANNAH. APRIL 28. " By passengers in the sloop Polly, from St. Mary's, we are informed, that Colonel ASHLEY, of the Patriots, has resigned his command and returned home, together with several others; the Patriot force are encamped a short distance from Augustine, and the Amelia forces about one mile in the rear ; all communicatipn is cut off between Augustine and Amelia Island. At the former place, our informer adds, a supply of provisions has bean received from the Ilavannah." EXTRACT OF A LETTER PROM NEVIS, DATED MAT 9. " On the Ist of this month our whole Island was much alarmed by various distant explosions, accom panied by a slight shock of an earthquake ; the re. ports were, many of them, full as loud as heavy can non, and a high surf was immediately seen, although there was no wind. The yellow fever has carried off many in the Islands. We hear it has been fatal at Antioin, and at 'it. Kitt's, where many of the troops had fallen a sacrifice to its baneful influence; but we have not suffered here." We are sorry to find an opinion generally prevails, that the Habeas Corpus Act is about to be suspend ed by Government, owing to the present disturbed state of the country ; and some colour is given to this apprehension, by the M?ssage of the PRINCE RE GENT, which was communicated to both Houses of Parliament on Saturday evening. That there may exist circumstances in this country which might render a measure of this nature necessary, we do not mean to deny ; but we are far from thinking that this is the period to warrant so alarming a resort. Disturbances, no doubt, exist in the manufac turing districts, but not, as far as we have yet seen, to a greater, or even to so great an extent as those , ~. ~ . which came under our notice several months ago.— in both Houses this day is, to refer the information These evils were alone to be attributed to the menu- respectinoke-turbulent proceedings in the man ,11c facturing classes being thrown out of employment, in taring districts to a Select Committee, upon whose report there may be founded a Bill for arming the consequence of the suspension of all trade with Government with more extensive powers—even per- America. Now that the repeal of the Orders in haps to the dreadful length of suspending the Habeas Council has opened a prospect of this channel being Corpus and of proclaiming martial law. i again opened, the consequences of the evil will na- On Saturday an official communicatnu was made tiffany be removed by its extinction. Had Ministers, to the principal holders of raw cotton, informing when they fi rst saw the e ff ect which their per- them that the export of that commodity would be nicious system was producing throughout the ailo Jed. This correelasion will prodirett a pnwerfal effect on a valuable branch of commerce, as to the whole manufacturing counties, conducted them-I amount of four millions sterling of the article is in selves as they now do towards America, matters i the markets of Liverpool and Loadon; exclusive of I would never have reached the pitch they have two yeses untouched importations of Surat cotton in E i done ; and if, at the moment the country feels In- the warehouses of the ag India Company. I dined to rejoice at the speedy restoration of trade, I We understand that the Board of Trade, on la. 1 turday, adopted a regulation, by which brandies and rigorous and oppressive measures, which were not 1 wines mai, now be . • importe d f rom F rance i n to w freely before even thought of, are adopted against them, it ' Great Britain for exportation. If for home con is impossible to foresee what may be the consequen- ' sumption, the importer will be expected to take in cos. It requires an extreme case, indeed, to au return return sugar or coffees. thorise the personal liberty of the subject being 1 It is under consideration, from motives of eco put in the hands of any Government. To confide n ,.i omy, to dispense with the services of the Inspecting Field-Officers of Volunteer Corps; the duty now it to the present, than which nothing can be performed by them is to devolve on the regular Stall considered more imbecile, intolerant, and cor- of the respective districts. i rapt,: would be little short of insanity. Give . Copies of the Proclamation for rescinding the Or ' those districts which are suffering through the ders in Council, and of the Supplementary Gatette impolicy of Ministers, only time to reflect on the of Tuesday last, have been sent to the out-ports, to prospect now opened to them, and we pledge our- be forwarded to the Naval Commanders on Foreign stations. selves that all commation will very soon subside. i The German Papers mention, that the Count of But if they art-to be visited by new afflictions, while Gorroer, who had reside 1 for some time at Herren they fire yet 'smarting under their former wounds, hut, wished to become a Member of the Society of nothing, we are afraid, short of a Rebellion, enn be Moravian Brethren ; bat the Directors of the II -inn looked for, would by no means give their consent to it, it heii g I contrary to their institution to connect thems..lves. The following extracts from the provincial Pape "1 with crowned heads, or those who have bee. , such. which reached as this morning, do not represent the f Saturday was launched from the - Dock-yard of state afthe interior to be worse thaw it was six months Messrs. AVELts, at Blackwell s a new 7-1 1 . gun ship to I ego . Unless, th erefore, Ministers ate in possession be called the Pembroke. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Lord CASTLEItEAGH delivered a Message from his Royal Highness the Prince Regent, to the follow nag purport:— " G. P. R.—His 'loyal Highness the Prince Regent, acting in the name and of the behalf of his Ma3esty, has ordered to be laid before Parliament copies of certain informations which his Royal Highness has received, respecting certain violeat and unlawful proceedings which hay lately taken place iu some of the Northern and Midland Cavities. His Royal Highness re lit's on the wisdom and experience of Parliament to adopt such measures as may be thought necessary for the preservation of the lives and properties of .116 Majesty's faithful and peaceable sultjects." His 'hen moved that this Message be taken into con sideration on Monday next. Mr. BROUGHAM expressed his concern, that after those disturbances had so long existed, the notice of them should have been put of till so late a period of the Session. Still greater was his astonishment that the Call of the House should have been delayed when any ilieasnre was to I,e adopted for the alteration of our laws, which was always, if possible, avoided by our an- , cestors, even in worse and more dangerous times than the pre sent. Nit. GILES wished to know if the Noble Lord intended to found any motion on this Message on Monday next ? Lord CASTLEREAGH said he should propose an Address to his Royal Highess, in answer to his most gracious Message, and also propose that a Select Committee should he appointed to en quire into this subject. Mr. I iORN ER wished to know if the Noble Lord intended to uaine the Select Committee on Monday ? Lord CASTLEREAGH said, that the Select Committee should benamed on some future day. Mr. LUSH ING lON brought op the Report of the Exchequer Bills' Bill : the Amendment was agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Mondays The Report of Mr. Palmer's Claims' Bill was brought up, and the Bill ordered to be read a third time on Monday. The Sh;p Timber Ball and the Turkey Trade Bill went thro"gh Committees. __ The Postage Bill, the Trish lulu .1 Excise Bill, the Wiwkef' and Pedlars' Bill, mid this Irish iamissioneri of Fees' Bill, were read a third time .•id pawed. The Exchequer Bilk Aids' Rill'. ‘, read a second time. Mr. ROSE brought up the West India Trade Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. WHAR'iON brought up the :11.11t Duty Bill, which was read a first time. Mr. W. POLE brought up the Pal. r respecting the pardon of Walter Hall, convicted of 'minder at Dublin, in March last, which were ordered to lie on the tank.. Me. %V. POLE brought upthe Wail treasury Bill,which was read a first time, and ordered i...he read a second time on Monday. Mr. WHARTON brought up th. Commercial E xc h eq u er Bills' Bill, which was read a firs tits , and ordered to be reads second time on Munday.—Adjounwe ANONYMOUS LLTIER. WHEREAS an anonpnous Letter, under the signature of HONEE VUS, appeared in the STATLII MIAW Newspaper, on the 19th day of March last, containing many false and scandalous ch aY. § against the llocontroble Coin missioaers of the Transport E ard, respecting the treatment of French Prisoners, now in !his country, and for which an e.r offi cio prosecution has been commenced against Mr. Lovell, as Proprietor of the STA Tw.sn ;he hereby offers a Reward of FIFTY POUNDS to any person who Kill discover the Author of the said Letter ; and, to enable them to make such discovery, the band-writing may he seen by applying to the SrArsiseire °lire ; or to Mr. Lovell, on the State Side of Newgate. Arr. Mails. 3 2 U 1 Anholt 1 Si. PETFR AND PAUL.—llu liday at the Public 04/I've. THE STATESMAN. CERTIFICATES.—Joey 18. ft Hooper, Little Cheapside, %lord:lds, victoaller-11. Dog gerell, Milton, Dorseskire, cher3emonger— 4. Monday, %$ Ms, victualler—B. Levy, Exeter, merchant—M. Strong, Oath, sad dler—W. Bennett, Merton. Surrey, calico-printer—R- Joon, Ratcliffe Highway, clopseller —J. Powell, London-road, Surrey, haberdasiser—S. I.4l.trgrokor, J. S. Bargerbor, SA. Barger-; By the arrival, at Greenock, of the Cuba, from bur, A. S. litezerbar, A. S. Hargerbar, and J. S. Riscerbur. t v - , Burratreet, East Smidsfild, Faip-owners— D. ll.acour, DIV Wer- ~ .ew Orleans, an d nAt %, York, we have received air.-m, Golden-square, gul.ts.uith—B. frilly, sloane-street, coal. American Papers to the 22d M a y. W e are g l a d raer-oars}—J. Swam s a d It. A n d enon , W app i ng - wa ll, rner4hanti —T. (:!.4..kw, Exert, drApeV— T. a:li t .:, to,.fitid that isatters-have Assumed a less warlike , —A. L. Pfeil. Bishop care-street Wit itg mGant—N, ap- _ man, swap art , euttewmannfactierer—O. Swan, w iliviu . appearance than they bad of late, and that, wail, mfr. - N.M.—W. Grefe. Kingston-upoo-Hott, druggift--W. there is every probability the Declaration, repeal. heath, Healey, Staffs/10We, iranntovager—J; Labe, reieorta, Sew, lin e n.dr a pe r —S;Wh ea d ey , Bristol; dealer. * I ing the Orders in Council, w ill reac h the United', PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. • States before any hostile attack is made on us 0.1, Whams and J. Update, Manchester. Iverehaes—. ;by that Government. It ap p ears , i n d ee d, f rom Mackenzie and S. Kiug , L au d on , nterehaec.—.l. Kennedy end 1 H. Findlay—W. Chattertnn awl E. &Men, Stockport, linen-' the following extracts, that our Minister, Mr. Fos. Snipers—J. T. Mown and it, Dobson, swan..beet,. 11 inorie.., ' eirpn-hulklers —B. Taylor, J. Millie, J. Lees, Benj. lirocack, I TER, had prepared the way sufficiently, to induce C. Taylor, Lind A. Ashton, Milan_ ,x cott.m..pinners-3, and T. i . an expectation on the part of the PRESIDENT, that a Maiming, flalhorn, sarpeaters—M. Delhi and fd. Gibson, , Waodmorth-road, schoolmistresses—R. 0. Hunt andW. Bock. 1 relaxation of these obnoxious Decrees might be inn. Liverpool, merchants— A. Burley sad 'r. Ricbardsoe, Sitting.. Name, Kent, oi iiti ncri . , 1 pos t e d , i f the Embarg o and Non-Intercourse Lavrt were repealed : FROM THE AURORA OF MONDAY LAST. " NEW FORK, MAT 20. " It is said, that a Message of an important na... tore is to be communicated by the President of the I TN ITED STATE, to Congress, to-morrow (Tuesday) or Wednesday ; the subject is said to have reference to the posture of affairs with Great Britain ; and some are so Sanguine as to say-... LONDON: SUNDAY, JUNE 28, 1812. The Ammer Prier of SUGAR, fur the Week, eadiog June 21, is 12s. 110, per Cwt, Average lAiesO if CORN of ENGLAND and WALES, per varier. frau! the Return, radial; June 90 : Wheal. Aril losleyits. B eans reale.' thaw a. d. a. a. 4. s. al. a. S. 41. e. 1.13 10 Si 74 50 2 79 4 50 n 0 Ave Fries of BRITISH CORN, is SCOTLAND, by the Qoet . of t Winchester *abets aad of Oatmeal p er 801 l of 12a,[11rs.*otA Troy, of the Four Weeks immedi ate l y preeedies Whet; I Rye, j Barley. Oats. 1 Beans. I Pease. Oates. . " That Mr. FosrEtt lies feriest:4 a declaration, la the name of his Government s openly abandeniogitli claims to the impressmtpt of seamen on board'vessels carrying the American flag. 64 That the Proclamation of of •••-•;—;.--. concerning seamen, is to be recalled. 7 " That thelt mriiran akilen: l ll°w on beaidl3ritish Alps shall, upon their requelt; be liberaticl. 0 - 417 11 L 4 P. S. A, ~.g s, 4.5. A. q. d. 411 8 80 10 ,80 I i 36 3 Thy Lava, • wittay now be redeemed so as to pro/II:n.00(0:: ' - ,S•per Cent. Interest for Mon e y. ,eb a lolpt :', :Tar. at b 5 p er C ent , th e present a r price orZ pert,ents. will coo e elOJ 16s. Btl,—N. 11. Tbis vv. /Lilly Os 4,10-olienil siurx the.yeer 1804, Dne. From TUE LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 27. Carlton llousr, June 23. Ds Royal llightt-ss the Prince Regent having been gracimAly pleasz , 4l, in the name and on the behalf of this Majesty, to deliver the custody of the seals of the duchy and county palatine of Lancaster to the Righ► Honourable Charles Bathurst, the oath of Chancellor of the said duchy %vas, this day, by his Royal Highness's command, administered to him accordingly. [This Gazette contains an Order in Council, con tinuing the provisions of a former Order, permitting the importation into the Island of Newfoundland for the ensuinz season, of bread, hour, peas, Indian corn, and live stock. as well as pitch, tar, and tur pentine, from the United states, only in British vessels, and which must, within nine months previ. •us to such importation, hare cleared out from some port of the United Kingdom, or of his Majesty's dominions in Europe, for which purpose a licence shall have been granted by the Commissioners of his Majesty's Customs in either England, Scotland, or Ireland. The licence to be in force nine months from its date, and to be null and void, if granted after the 30th September next.] Crown-Office. June 47, 1814. SIEMBER RETURNED TO SERVE IN THIS PRESENT PA RUAM ENT. Borough of Plymouth. ajatain Bloomfield, FA•q. in the room of Sir ThomaaTyrwhist, who has accepted the Office of Gentleman Usher Daily Waiter to his Majesty. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. R. James, Radford, Souutirtshire, timber-dealer. B. riaffey, Norton-ender-Hamden, sailcloth-maker. W. Dean, Salis* cry, linen-draper. R. Roper, Houndsditch, timber-merchant. BANKRUPTS. J. Tupper, East Donvland, Essex, maltster, to surrender July 8,9, August 8, at the Angel Inn, Colchester. Attornies, Mr. F. Smythies, Colchester; and Messrs. Milne and Parry, Temple. S. r.lla, Loughborough, Leicestershire, hosier. July 13, 14, August 8, at the Bull's Head Inn, Lotighhorough. Attornies, Mr. W. Lyon, Gray's Inn; and Mr. J. s%. Whatton, Lough borough. -A. Gordon, Wormwood -street, merchant, June 30, July 4, August 8, at . ;ttildhall. Attornirg. Aless-. Slims ood and Hut chinson, Cushion-court, Old Broad-street. .1. Fitch, King-street. Bolden-square, wine-merchant, July 4, 14, August S, at Guildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Chapman and Stevens. Little St. Thomas A !Jostle. J • raham. Manchester, broker, July 4, 11, August 8, at the Muni nester Arms Jun, Nlanchester. Attornies, IMr. Bassnet, klanowster ; and Mr. Baxley, Temple. M. Cox an I .1. t ox, F.rnsworth, Southampton, innkeepers, July 16, 17, August 8, at the Black Dog Inn, Emsworth. At turnips, Mr. W. ToWnwnd, Staple Intl ; and Mr. lAgcombe, Portico. M. ' , nor, Great Yarmouth, chinaman, July 1, 11, August 9, at the Snip favern,!7reat Yarmouth. Attornies, Messes. Stew ard ant Pal-ter. Yartnolin ; or Messrs. Swain, Stevens, Maples, and Pear-e. Old Jewry. Draae, Laliug, 'aker, July 4, 14, Augnstil, at Guildhall. Attorney, .Ir. Breaidg.., Dyer's-buildings, Holborn. si m po n , Niip.bank...tr ee t, Westminster, coal-userchant, June JO, July 4, August P. at Attornies, Sherwood and Hutchinson. Cushion-court, Old Rroad-street. 4%... us, i)en:nark-court, Barbican, printer, June 90, July 4, Almost P. at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr, E.- Langloh, 1/yer's buildings Holborn. J. Hennerson, Charlotte -street, Portland,place, surgeon aid apotheeary, Jaly 4. 14, August 8, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Rogers, Frita-street, Soho. T. Blackburn, Mount-street, Whitechapel-road. master-ma riner, June 90, July 11, August 8, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Savage, Hatton-garden. n, Leonard-so nitre, Finsbury, haberdasber, June 30, July 11. August 8, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. James, Burk lenlmrs. J. Edwards, Regenry-place, Blacktriars'-road. apothreary, June 70, July 11, August 8, at Guildhall. Auorncy, Mr. Pear son. rill-court, Tern plc. W. PNII . en's-place, Goswell-stmt.road, coal-merchant, June fkl. July 11, August at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr.Wekh, Nicholas-lane, j.omhard-street. H. Marsh, Bread-way, Westminster, victualler, July 4,7, August 8, at Citilleiba/l. Attornies, Messrs. Cross and Child, Ming-street, Southwark. DIVIDENDS. July 29, J. ShephertlkhlieicTilneiney-m7lls, Lea-bridge, Middlesex, miNer—.l illy 18, A. Young, St. Swithin's-lane. met thant—July 11, C. Adams, Crown-street, Fin.thitry, merchant —July 14, J. Hamilton, Broad-street, merchant - August 1, S. Chanties, Maidstone, corn-merchant—August 11, W Atkin son, T'iree-K in-court. Lombard -duvet, hst-manuracliirer—An gust 8, S. Shaw, Brimswick-square, underwriter—July 14, N. J. Winch, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, merchant —July 21, William Bark. Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire, victualler—July 18, J, flack, Lays:all-street, I.iquorpond-street, coach-smith July 21, J. F. Tbrockmortoa, GMldford-street, insurance-bro ker—July 18. T. Goodall, Philpot-laue. merchant —Jstly 18, Cha man, Tunliridge Wells, carpenter—Juk 18, 9. byer, Newbuiy, Bt-rkshirP, maltster—July 18, G. Clarke, March montAtreet, Brunswick-sgnare, .plumber and glazier—July 18, M. 111 its, New Bond-street, 'milliner—July 18, T. Blowers, Tottenham Court-road, lineo-draper- , -Jely 19, G. Baid, Edge ware-road, stone-mason —July 2', R. Staneshy, Bristol, grocer —July 21. A. M. Ilisekley, Wick war, Gloucestershire, cheese factor—July 18, G. sellers, Kingston-upon-Hull, merchant— July 211, J. Merrefield, Grantham, Lincolnshire, money-scri vener—July 2i, H, Stouts, Wilton, Herefordshire, corn factor. 747:1:i of informatio n o f a muc h more alar ming any thing that ha s y e t met the pnLlie eth e l , ey atc. !not be justified i n re p ea li ng the liaheas Corp us Act. --If, on the other hind, they ilisse r.teived . accounts which may j ust if y this measure, wad e not i see they can avoid censure for not only withh•ildiag these so long as they have done, hut for endea amp i to impress the public mind, by their peeches in Par• liament, with the idea that the country has all along been comparatively tranquil. HULL, Jr‘- 27. Since our last were committed to York ( a le, Betty, the wife of John Woo!, of (loamy, near Wakefield, charged upon oath with haring, t•it Wed_ nesday last, at Horbury, assembled with a great number of persons, and did riotously upset a cart, containing potatoes and onions, which the o w r was then retailing, and which said property was fe loniously taken away. She, the said Betty Wood, addressing the mob, said, " Damn him, let us mur. der him, and take his stuff firm him ;" and that she- was otherwise aiding, encouraging, aid abet. ting in the said riot.—Also, James Hold) oyl, of Dewsbury, clothier, charged upon oath with , having, on the night of Monday, the 22d June inst. at the sign of the Black Bull, in Mirfield, confessed that he was at Rawfold's mill on the night it was attack ed, thathe was engaged in that attack, and that he was near to his fellow creature when he fell.—Like ' wise Jane Baines, charged upon the oath of Is t4O IiOrPER, withia his dw feloniouslytheetg house s se tea a l t N iog e fwrohin m a : in and nut te of his desk, North-Riding, one Stockton Bank live pound note, and one other note of the vette of one pound. Our Huddersfield Correspondent, under the date of the 25th instant, says : 44 Last Monday, about midnight, a great number of armed men, with their faces disfigured by broad black marks down each cheek and over the fore. head, assembled near the dwelling-house of Mr. Fugue, a shopkeeper, at Briestwistle, in this neigh bourhood, and after firing two guns or pistols, de. manded admittance into Mr. FISHER'S house, which he refused. They then broke open the door, and two . of them rushing into the house, seized Mr. FISHER; who had just got out of bed; they each presented a pistol to his breast, and threatened him with instant death if he stirred a foot. Not intimidated by this threat, Mr. FISHER rasped from them towards . the door, when he was seized by six other men,who , placing a sheet over his head, face, and arms, kept him io tha t situation whilatheir comrades ransacked the house, and took from.his pocket-book bills to the amount of 1161. besides %Oh in notes and some cash; they alto took a quantity of notes and cos* out of a drawer, but to what amount Mr. Ftsniallbes not exact) , know. When the depritdatios was fompleted, the Leader cried out to the 41114 placed 'Ter Mr. Fisotua, 46 Let him -go; don't hert.hito we have got what we wanted, and we will bring it back its three months," and immediately made off. Dispatches from the Earl of WELLINGTON were received at the office of Earl Batn`casr, on Satur day, dated Fuente Gninaldo, the 104 h instant. No Bulletin of their contents has been issued ; but ne understand generally, that no movement of any con sequence had taken place since the date of the last dispatches. Saturday morning dispatches were received at the Secretary of State's Office, from Mr. Ttioawrow, in Sweden. At noon a binet Council assembled, which sat upwards of two hours. An Anholt Mail arrived last night.- The convoys from London and Leith arrived in Gottenburgh Roads on the 17th inst. By letters of a recent date from France, it ap pears that CHARLES I V. with his Royal Consort and family, left Marseilles on the 26th ult. and arrived at Rome on the 9th inst. They are hi future to re.• side at the Villa Borghese. We understand that the measure to he proposed ~. 'r ,~ kf!