The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-12-31 00:00:00

4•; 4'. • • ' lidltrefoil ES . E P4PISRS: l o tion, A F C. 18..:-Mattcts eeMilli itluek iii the , Ito sta t e at sleben the last packet sailed. Nlusletsa leve es to bt strengthening himself at Santarem. a rmy icin the lame position in his Omni; G e . 'cral lii:1 is' en the left hank of i thc 'rapis t soil t s e several corp. of irregulars, :which arc is the res t of the F eCiAy, are daily gahlitts streng th. We stg assured pere are full 15,004 men • at Coimbra., The enem y oisksie I'o,lli/itch a fey. lays ago on the dolt of Leon, but .4rOts repulsed with. 'great loss; we also lust •19aleyntle and but no doubt ibe • prt i .es tisre 1116% Arcady reached you from . 0014. • .• " mnjor Fennick,-. bilhe Miffs, was killed this Week in attacking "bout owe bitistlred French with s illy 30 Portegno.e.ellaiseurs ; •kik.beat the enemy. Ind took from them a convoy of eatth., but the It i,j„ r Was unfortunately mortally woeticd, and wen men killed , j,tsso s. • • • Da? 14.-.—tetecording to several letters f r om a rest table source; our advaticed.goords at Ai e begs base h an encounter with tic French, w ho were carving off a number of cattle. They wined Ave, Made, five prisoners, and took from them though they :had the misfortsine to have t h o .cattle, se Acer, mortally woundotl,.• because he wits so sorsa as to place confidence in 'the enemy, who had pra i se d to surrender, but afterwards fired upon bin'. Many persons have lately arrived from Thomar an d Torres Novas, from whom we learn that the ettottiorn of the French have increased to an in. tolerable degree. They bring neither military shots, shoes, nor baggage, 'every thing must be furnished by the peasants; all whose property, ac. cording to their Military creed, belong to them. At Torres Novas they first began by asking cloaks, Nes, and other necessaries, but soon proceeded to demand 40,000.cresadoes. The inhabitants finding they could not satisfy such a requisition were obliged to fly. They did not, however, fly to Lis. ion, but, uniting in small parties, have destroyed loony of the French. A TANORTE, Nov. 1t....A circular order of soult has been published in the county of 'Neal% recommending-to the Magistrates to oblige the pea. lents to sow tbe lands, and to punish with the greatest rigour those who shall neglect to do so, threatening them that a military chief shall he sent to examine the grounds and impose punish Matt tot rub omission. • • • II • '4. 714rdt, iNrELLIGtPICk • .; • " 7 "fiCTMOVIII. DSC. 910 1 c oot to yeeteoldat the Wol'inch:we packet, Citpt.Gray, in 11 tisp putage from Lisboa, with a Melli which i iyas lauded and *v. srdekt. stie briogs no news. The armies retaliated In the same fashions. -The Abertetimbie. of 14 post and R tsar frigate, had ofthrived with the battalion of Royal Marines, from this pm; they were immediately landed said marched to join the Briny. Passengers by her. Capt ski Brotherton, 14th , Li It t Dragoons; Liedtenant Mackworthi Fuzileers g Lieutenant Turner, I9sh gragoons s and Surgeon White, Sib ll:Regiment. Those Offiren base lease of abience for two months. Al,e' .‘jr. Creighton, an American Gentleman, eagle pasieaget to ker. lift no packets in the Tagus. iniiii‘he Scylla brig of war, of 18 gone, Captain Asdhl. $411; from a ern ise the west of•Scilly ; the Valente' iriptei from the Eomt of France, latt Nowt Torbay. The Dart e 'retter, from Guernsey, bound to the Rebel's sailed • ',sway from.C.pwlaud Bay. • Arrised the Portuguese-brig fettle; Rl)* the Brazils, laden Shit taboo and hides, bound to Londdn, capttired by a Ftenclt. 1/baiter, • and recaptured by hit Majesty's ship Indefatigable. The Barth Star sloop. of war was apPoiated• yesterday to tate the trade to Portsmouth; but has since received orders to proceed to Lisbon with money. The Romani takes the trade Portsmouth in . her stead. 8&Ied the Yirago brig of war, with a fleet of tray Cwt. • Arrived the Wo;serene brig of war, Sailed the Lord Csichrane and Stephen, for the West ladies ;- the Townshend packet, Capt. Cork, for the Leeward Islands s Windsor Castle pmeket, Capt. Sutton., for Demararn; Surinam, and Berhiec; and Duke of Montrose packet, Cuptaio Bluett, for Cadiz, with mails and passengers. Arrived affect of enasteurfrom the Eastward; the remainder are Passed down Channel under convoy of the Bomber armed ship. Also arrived the Rhin frigate, from Lisbon, brings no eras; the Tartarris sloop elf War, from the eastward. 'Two line of Rattle shipsl4 anchored Lt Cawsand Bay this aftrromo ; rind two frigate's fa the Sound, it being little wind sad Nary weather; • have not learnt their names. Sailed the Sceptre, of 74 pus; and the Medusa frigate, for Ballo Roads; and the Favourite sloop of war, ort a cruise. FAtIIIOOTII, Dec. 'J. his Majesty's ship 'Citracon, 96 guns., Capt. Tower, • en ; Prince Erucit packet. Petre, with moils for. • Ja:grica; Plicenir, Taylor, for Jamaica ; Kate; Clark,. for Cud:loupe; Martin, Nl•Kenaie, for Martinique s Colt, Mee: 'n. fur India; George Cuming, Bousfield, for Buenos Ayres; Crows., and Rolla, Groiden, for Africa; Ambrosia, for ( , sl.4ll,ape; ciarland, Bodge. fur St. MiciMet's g Mary Ann, t•.ree, far Sheerness ; his Maiety's ship L'Aigie. 96 gans,Capv: Wolfe, and Await sciatiower, 16.g105, wish a lame de" of tr araPnrit, Re. 'for rte. ,Bediterranean s his .11dojesty's brig. Galdinch, 16 gyres, Cups. Waller, with two transports, few Comfy*. s. • Yesterday, arrivetVlhe scho o ner Cherokee, Stokes, from Tarragona, aftyr a loft paasars Oa rarwa• The lady Arabeibtparket, wish sails ibis Malia,&c. to of . the harbour. ' • • • PORTSMOUTII, Die. 9A. ` A fair wind haVing sprung up from Ibe Basterard, all the 1 s ward-bound convoys, which have been fur sane weeks past ills; in Cowes Roads and Stokes Bay, got under weigh early tiffs taut ning, and we irebisppyio say. got clear of. Arrived the Bellows, of 14 guns, Captain Douglas ; Loire, CaptaiuScirom44ig ; IVeynionth store-ship, Podargus 4 . 0 p of war, frowstier-Dimas; and the Goshawk. - of'lB guns, halo a cruise. . , ' Soiled the Antelope,. nf,* guns,. fur the -Mediterranean; kermark, 74 guns, Cuptala Bissett, for Plymourill fiarperia, 13 ram, Captain Green ; and Linnet brig, for the opposite coat. I . ** " • - sA . • , - •. . • • : • ELATESMAN. • • • . • . • • ln A ,* •At ••4_,...--.111..--...••••-•f- • • • ir••• • - - .•••a- 4 ona. , ^•• • ••0 . • e * . ••• , .... sofirit. AMGRICA. • .r. , C I r esiertiqiibie teeletted.Bnen s os Ayres aitiffs to the lark of October. They. announce the arri: sal of the Mister* schooner, from Rio .Janeico t with Dispatches to the Junta, from Lord STitaNCI• POW); telslive to the blockade of the Rio de la Plata. „The- following Letter froth his Lordship has been published in a Gazette Extraordinary :... . DISPATCH FROM LORD STRANGEORLi. Mese EXCELLENT Saaoa,—l have received the several Notes of'. our Excellency, for which 1 return your Excellency my sincerest ackoosiledgmenti. 'The promptitude with Whith it is necessary that Ilse' Nislam schooner set out fer ilnenos Ayres, and the pressure of other busioess, do not now permit me tiSanswer rise attach cAemised rommunicatioos so fullY•bir explicitly as they deserve. 1 cannot sufficiently express the deep regret which the information in every respect has occh slimed to me. of therelsaving occurred any circanutaseee elope hie of diminishing that roalidenceond cordiality that ought to subsist between all the agents of his Batts N etc MAJESTY and OP heave and generous . people of• Spanish Ainerica,•united as lie are little sane cause, and against the same common enemy. ' I think'it necessary, however, to assure your Excellency, in Ilse ono t positive. and Authentic manoer. that uo English °Neer has ever received, either &ism me or from the Admiral who commands in chief, any instructions to co-operate in the blockade of the-capital, which the local authorities • of Moste Video have thought-proper to undertake, nor even to lend their aid or concuSrence to any hostile enterprise againse that ca plet I on the contrary. /1. deciam to your Excellency, with the greatest. sincerity, . and in this public manuer„:: that accord ing so the orders issued to all the British Officeti hi the Rio. de In Plats, all Interference In political aft tits has bect uni formly prohibited. ' , ' . 1 have transmitted in due course, and without any delay, to my Court, your Excellency's observations on thosesuhjects, be- Icause to the Britith Government only. and pot to me. the M cer of whom your Excellency cOmpliiiiis is responsible fur his conduct and proceedings. In the meantime, 1 have the Ito-, floor to inform your Lxcelleocy that admiral-DE COCRCEY is going immediately to the Rio de la Plata, to assume tile chief commix!, nisd I have no doubt that he will adopt the most effi cacious means to remove the obstacles that have hitherto ob. structed British commerce, so liberally and generously pro tected by your Excellency, in a Manner quite contrary to the forms and common practice of allnations, and wholly opposite. to the established usages of States in amity with each other. I must also add, that your Excellency will have-the good ness to excuse the brevity bf this communication, comidering that it-is occasioned by a desire, on lay . 'part, to forward an answer as soon as possible, though in an imperfect form, it, tie last communications of-your Excellency. I have the honour to be, your Excellency's most obedient and humble sere:tilt; Rio de Janeiro, Oct. 1, 1810. . STRANGFORD. To their Excellencies the Governing 'Tanta of the . Capital and Provinces of the Rio de la Mau. . - A i yy.. . .1 4 . . , * POAMata,l4 0 - 40:' '. .., . . i. • ..atiffto , Thbiodey the Peresokriiiici amaze! ItllOotie n i t -' giCSCRtieIM,. Die. arrived frum Gibraltar, with •Ltemitd...of. Witrine. ;reports have been in ton On board, amazed with dispatehes froM tha depeodinge of i neig • GoOerisor of Gibialtar, with 'which he Inimedikely propositions made late landdd, and set off fur Leman'. The Perser;erance it has been said that kft Gibraltar on the nth Inst. The 67th Regiment, with that poirer were was about to be removed from Gibraltar to xeldforce propositions were 11/1 the garrison of Cadis.-.-Bdtk Gibraltar - mud Cade; spectablallic quarter m. • were heal th y:. -- • ,- • - • . .., . • . . - •allitated to hive proceeded, It is with sincere regret we state the thelatteholy pose that any further lon of Ida Majesty's sloop of war, the Satelide, said propositions wall mtantrnanded by the Ronoutahle Willongliliy Betake, filet of a codrier she .• with all the crelv. She 'sailed from Spithead on Gorea,inuiton Monday, the 17th instant, to . join the ships 'that the Giotto Princess were eruiting off La Hogue; Oa the. Wednesday, i n st..: It is not certain followina, at six o'clock in the eienin'g, she teas In mee t h er , u s h e w ill company with the Valour, Captain:Lewlesso It - i,,, s il e r no* e x p ec t, •th was then blowing verfJeard ; sad, au the courted hf :will determine aN mach the• night, the gale increased excessively, blowingin•- e departure of the F must astippestous squall& In otte of these *ridden. i g - TRACT or A LETT? gusts (which have been experienced both at wank • on shore, in a most extraordinary degree, this wins - • ..'” we g e e e• ieen , , ter) she; it is supposed, upset,and every soul on board' Hs' perished 1 The next . morning her boats, Ha surrendered to ti - ono I the 15th of 'Oc tober spars, &c . which were upon her deek • were , ai- • , imickedup by the Valour ; but no' ;Thee vestige.o( keys of that •sfOrtreei natactisky (a), has her has been seen. The following Officers were on ; taken neat 'ratio. .' board her: on the 30th utt. when she: was; rest anus. ' his go pieces of pint term! :,,Capt. Willoughby Bettie, • Lieut.: R. S. Farquharson, Lieut. Thos, Nicholaspßketorntry, ' 111.41 ,2 1bRG "' DC ' Surgeon ; ..j us „ . e augpsuut p urser; j 0411 .:./s e i„,.. , penal r rench Eaney, Master; R. S.. Kempster, Master'clifittea John ni g ht for Paris, • Hendetion Carpenter ; Benjantin Hama -Gan. M. le Hui, asbtim. •' eel; - Gait. ?tout, Boatswain ; eunlifeen, has been pleased to , Geo. s - • - Clerk ; A . . G. Habitigton, and Wm. Brooke,,Mid:, in this city, has "El \ shipmen. The •Hun. Capt. Berth,' was son of the our Senate in that late, and brother to. the present Earl:of Abingdon, ', CONsTANTINOrL, lie married Miss Fisher, late of the - Plymouth of the Grand Vizier Theatre: and what increases the distressing event -' Notice has beet of his death is, that Mrs. Bettie (now in •this note, that ' th e. Pt town) being in family circumstances, expects delly'l elected Cruwn Prit 'l6 be confined. • 1 per.) Varna*, Nov. On Th Thursday, a boat bel'ongtng to be HussarJ. Varn going off to Spithead, was upset', when Mi. rraillta .... .. • raid to rest on goo: lin and• Mr. Richardson, Mideleipmeit, audawo are. ,Charles' ailLsbuttl were unfortunately drowned. l ear Napoledai in, The Boyne, 9s, and the congttestaciart,Sl4" nd repeated lurk which were hunched a few months since, ariatir- port derives mach dered to be fitted for cuminisston. Lard : William views which haic. _ell: place es... - Stuart is appointed to the Calipestailore. ' - French Arhbanhelor and his - Royal Ilighnesi, mod On Monday, 'ittestlay, Wednesday, and Thurs. from the latter having dispatched a person high ;4 day, a Cottrt.Martial Vas held on Capt. J., C. his confidence tel'efis. Woulcombe, Lieu t. J olin Brute! Umnfreville, NJ . r..F..,...D itormtN . Psi. 1.- Minto, Master, and Mr. 'l'. Bedlam, Pilot, o f his a•AfitrMalieit y has beenereati ' ly hitliaposetl.n•ithitt the jail . . tea days. The Aitem me .. Majesty's ship Aimable, fur running that ship on bi z u l * to o k ok nipss4.ato ,pp t ith 3 sni t : t h e pr ,, lne . • shore in Berwick Bay, ie the inUrning,of •thildetik. 'sirl'inti - Which wi(l be submitted•to diem %di' be Of. ult. They' were tried separately,' that they iti hri - - orta ape , " str i p l en d gre atl y • ••• 0.• lot. pnce t an t o sectlro 1 might be examined, en oath, both against _slid 'll' d• elf '' • Pth kiwi' I' ht ' ' treevit ity.an at more a ep u . fur each other. I t appeared , that the ship - was ,s. ' Lima:NlA, .144,v. 26. e-the bale of the cattmi. ..-, running for Idly Island, Berwick Bay; and --- Chian Mbutittsiesi . Rear MukomlZ i f 10 1 i•it the • that' the Pilot inisttitik a light on shore (the 6th of this same limo-kiln which • was the cause of themonth, with a repot': so tatia tam IS ••:. • : was heard. at: the distance of it- milt& 4 a aril, loss of the Nymph s and Pans) for the light of the May,. and he altered the ship's eottrse..-ie:' 4 s es . •• have been ;lest:eyed by' thiaaktietpimmin, end ..._ 14.4 ,,, e1 , 100: „„..., r , ~ . ~.,;; !;. ...,,,,,.. t .„:. 4 ... ..:.... r . _ . • , -, • . ..' . cordingly; The 'ship' was. then running' 'nine m . a knoti, though the 'officer of the watch shortened Partscowa, Nov. 19.-- • The' %erten Senate, as* • • sail immediately on seeing the light. She struck semblet! at lieleratk, bat net4e.k melee (hm e ilk emu, . sent of Field Marshal ..0 toss. K imeaillba ) I'S lets the ground in about an hour And a half afterward. The Court having maturely considered all the cir. Commandant General of the &vele, mut 'dull tete - cuoistinces, adjudged, that, .caps. Woolcombe -be Generals, that the Ftasitaae hale somteluaea, et la severely reprimanded, as,lt Appeased there was a the Reis Effendi a suipeedeas of arats, the e vades want of sufficient precaution i n hi rn ,• ill trusting of wide!' they promise taobserte.e• het:suety tt 444 too much to the Pilot; that blatite was imputable is etinletifiets",- all tiodiliti. mull ee 4 sss: 'A 'the part to Lieut. .Umfreville, In nut having informed of the 9 4,tit!!.. the Captaiu of the light, supposed to be the May- STIALsIIIIO,. Dec. 4.—A circitlar . letter loir • ljght, being seen, and of the course .being alteral,,.madt, its appeaceitty, addressed by Li iron We,term. although he had,. as Officer of the Watch, •the Cap. stedt,Sweeish Auti-Chaecellor, io•ttim. S tedis'l Mi. tape's order to attend to thii. Pilot'', directions (to %Were. at 'Ferelga quells, staleg the, ras mnths atter a ship t scourse, without the Captain's order it ata : Whirls hive awilla' 4 , l e 4l • hit 'S'itedi si ' 1111.'"IY to n. violate the naval inetructions); hut, in consideration dare pear spill( tiireat Britain. The leadteg Ca•,se - 4. •0f his prompt and officer-like conduct, after the land iissigned is, till - Mijesty's wish to continee the was seen, and to Which the safety, of the ship may galpariar.of 'the 'Fran* Ind the politic at idrgo, be principally attributed, the Comsrt • did adjudge him •thill.„lbe roper's intlestriously circulated, of 'mi se. - to be only admenished to be mon: at ten tire in futn re ; Giot utidentatiditig subsisting het aeon the Swedish that no blame was imputable to Air. Minto l •and did attd . .Britisli quiernments, tending to - heretic lite ' adjudge him to be acquitted :t hat great blame wus iii. trade hi Britiali . asataufacteres and 'enlenial 'plod uce, l pitiable to Thomas Hodgson, the Pilots for general were altagether , &saita 4 te of lountlatione:..(gorreaL • matt!, erroneous judgment . and inceqtious coutlucte der- phillitla(ait a.., 'kV . . . . , • . • ing the night, and did adjudge him to -be severely • Bizertr, Dee — :• - 4.'Tlie embarrassments under . conserve, and be imprisoned in the Marshalsea fee.oetaek.our Gemeernoetir 14Isifisr, 'dieing from the then, months. Rear-Admiral Ilargood , President , r'i l i a.glia ti o n o f tratle . and the didieatty.or .finding Captains. J. N. Morris, Wilkinsami, Bisset(, Irwin; 'Monty to pay the contribetion,•oc.casioned•hia Ma. Sir Arch.' Dickson, Prowse, Oweq, Ilan, a; Lkiesty hods to dispose ee,ilinithli , jeivels to the ; Paten s Selby, F. Warren, and Nash, .Meadiers. p anatant 4600,01kfterinstin ordeethit his •rait hilt Late on Wednesday night list, or;easit pen sthjects'enight fret babeetheited, with. fresh taxt!s.... Thursday morning, the Ban king.houssinf -T. *al e • This. Mark , oreviiaitlerettnit• tar' greatly endeared G. WALLER, Esq. of Winchester, war briAltell ' kiwi tittlic i pitii‘eas, eq4; !A/Juntas,. contribution Is into by seam persons, at presen,t . wlidirte.rekti, igw'footte prevent the tostrettpe of SSClVlSerifieel• whit took from *nee nearly 10001, in cash and • mates. They !frolic in by removittg the hlew rieork ~ 'rid Stockholm Cita:elle of the yin Dee, cast :ins a• Pritelantalion; :o ff ering a reward for th e appre. • under the Bank window, which therceeefulty r n _ia , a. ,Itt:asiani,/of :the nominee of the late Count Fersen, by t he side' d the witidow; iher e is no Pubt' Tat' tied declaring as the result of .the investigation eta •some bricklayer was concerned, ... • , .••• the 'sublet:it 'Oil •htt was wholly innocent or the death • _. ___ The L eon a MAYOR has appoi nted tome**, of the !at?..Ca .. unat ..-Priece, adding, that the suspi. • "eta,. cien of ` his, oterl Highness IMO& . been pßiStineds tie:might for the Court of Common Connell. following-4 his letter uti the occasion :---- ... t ...- , proves•to be ' , tinily unfounded. • • Nov : a •.• In lirikbon of the 9th men. ea. • 4 , :mansion House; Dec . 29,' IMO: . 7 ' ' Aceisio t s fro ft 2 . 66 Gliistastes,---In consequence of lassbie reeelied a re ! . :lion llket : iS4poleattilad assigned Is million of francs, quisidots from you to convene a Coart..of Common CouncitoS' to lailettattill the inhabitants for.the injury- they Villa , the earliest day-possible, for the purpose of considering the ._. 6 6 d a ,__L t •• , propriety of addressini the !Ards and Commtnt on Ihe,.inist tanned oft e °M 3 f rul in t h e l a te war• . , . coastumional means of amply and efficiently . supplyidg, - ru the , . - ' . ...,,,...;.„....... r .,..........,` .person Of. his Royal Highness.the •Prince of WA.1.C54.114 af- , . feeling incapacity of his MAJESTY to discharge the o v e respry. . duties of the Royal Office,l have comimited Wi th leteral of the Such hie betMalte'greht &Mend for t he prepared principal Officers of the Ceir:piration, and- bad,. by their sle- , . . $ sifentuulum Kerb . that . Jitle. Fasnlit'sTreatite on Oiled aphid '•u, the Courtof Cummins Council cannot be' con- • the Prevention atel• -Care nf . 4s.t.heuti Whet - zing, stitatitaitte.er legally sosembled until after the returns nide 9i, n i m Winter a. ..ve ~ 'and Coughs,Othisienilli and on 'nre hylthe :sad foque,t on Plow Mooday (accardiug, to ancient usage nd . eustontl.or :hose Citizens who are to serves in.". l .he , Ulm ' of the• strarilm'ima's has gone through that Court law the year-ensuing. j ivill;therefore, give dirfc- .three editioes in the short perichl of one month. la *ions for slam - furling the Court of Contmon etruncil in inert;: ag reeably tai pour whiles, on Tuesday, the Bth day of January . , the las t Aaron - the following respectab le testimony neat, being the day immediately after Plow Istann.ts. I out,' appears tok.- • • . . , . Gentlemen. your obethent servant, • " J;J, SMITH." .• • . • Landon, Dec. 12, 181 a. On Sunday se'tittiglit a n itrocioui.i:l Larder was • Sib WiLiialt Wiwi is siesiraus.to infiirm Mr. Fistfuls, , . that by the inlvice.of his Physician, he nag had reciTuNe In committed in Carlisle.. A. poor u nfortunate crus. the prepared Stramosium - for a wry distressing Asthrtiatic tore of time name of Ma•rgeret Sawyer,' who . was cette,:t, Itititlit,teetirinAethifasWZerp:ati,sim to b y. proved a ;- walking behind . * West wall. opposite the Gaol, t ,, re usnolthe prepared.Strmnonium, as dite.ctet by. hit. Pisse iihe s, was without any previous intinialini svited by two , he has been so entirely free from any affection of the Lungs, as roffians; and in n - le OM ets t ; precipili tell over. Ilip to perinea no inconvenience even from toggy weather. "wall. . Ge• beingtakea•nti•blaatini aisisengers, her .The Str,amenium ,Ilerb and Oxypiel, prepared l akull .was foetid to beAr esidfullrfraCitived; she' ( b oth fur smoking or taking) by theihrections 4:f lingered.until Weditr'lsday . uterning,liut setts unable _Surgeon Fistula, may be obtained. of Mr. Itartar t . to describe the persons of the villains. The Coro. corner of St. Paul's Church-yard ; Messrs. Foster ncr's Jury returned a verdict of Wilful Murder' and Cu, $4,. Parliament.street ; Butts, 10, Ali a . • against Wee person or persona uuktiowti. - s ner's-street, chfurd-road ; and Sktlhaeol f larjeea.. - ~ • • • r• .' .. 4..iiit ,e_a‘4;• • ........,•:: , • . , • . ____ ..-__ ___ . ••-. . .. . ' • v-": 4l ** 4 ?' „ •I • .I. ,p, ' - . ' . "'. . - : • 4. , < IP . . • • . '. ' • ' ' . .-..."-. • ' t . . I • Ifflaii6lolkBs. . • VOL t 4 4 1411). . . . • ... ' • 1, . C. 12.,.--F 4 or toreill day! peel I circulating respect's.* the in: • . • •,, eighboaling poser, its certain kteiy to Our Giaernment ; twit .. .. due present frkiidly riasi,ins re Illiely to came, mute:. oin,st . • , greed 'to in tote ; ito iv r r . • ! r may be iron' %hence ihr res;ki it . • . ;0314:(1 1 there i• no r •.,s . .n to s.i i ... er meristkes cimusrol with ihe II .be 44 1Cit i : it teil i . pitl t tooll 10 Jlt. are . . ' 'clay 4 e,teef front P4fl%; . ~ Dam 14.-11A4 it2.'? . k s. : is 11141ineso . ' - tis 41tietied 'sere dis the tilt i laid that the Prisientgilloweive 'O, i ill most prribabir. *ai fur tee cted from Pdfj;,. Wirbgs d r. g ird • . tICil mOrc iinportancties. slice iss.ri • ' le Prince from the.e.pis 4 1, i ITER FROYA ' ITlPROOtill.le i Nod •smBER 21..: . - • ' , .., i tied that the fortress of Nreopri' the victorious Russian at 's use • • , .. . , ,er.. The General iii Chi..f Com•it• ' . ss, with the bull..tiss, %vitt • the 'elk, and seven stand of . volume** .. .There were found at ' Me ..le. - , oiton l it ' , :. .' tiC. /41.- 1 `4 4 ilie -tot eolloirl'ihe Joe. . ari so,itoittailOA's. 'NC Ont. !OA ....r . On his imperial avails M.ij sly o appoint Fredch . :. instil Gest Ai . • , ciired hero, omit, ackises ktig. d uy 4 114 . 1 4..- • . • - La, Q 44. '45. 7 ., , The isead-ijulrlers ' . , jet still.rearain-st Stbustile. . • so given Wilts p q rte by an official ii.isieb of .POilie:tor : A Nils ':sea .. ' . ince of 'Swetioile;-(1 7 /sek 'golf N... • : . 26.—A report Is clroplatid her" ad authority, that the . Archdeko sly sot out du a. visit to the Empe: consequence of the„affeFtionati -.. tations he hat recelea This re. • ‘..' i .streisgth' trots Ike frequent inter: ~ of late Jakers i lilies between the ' i etVEUICA. The following is an extract from the New-York paper of the Ist inst The two fAlowing Queries have been proposed to Mr. Gallatin, to which he has given the sub. job's& Replies 66 tit. Whether goods shipped.' from England, prior to that! of February neat, but arriving sub. setteentlythereto, would be subject, to seizure, of 'admitted to an - entry: ?—Aud 2dly, whether a ves sel. witlits cargo of Britlib - veils would be. permit. toad • tO call within the waters of the United States for orders . or to learn the continuance of the Non-. Intercourse. In asks/cr to the fiat, Mr. Gal:46n stenol—' that all goods imported from the domi. Itim, of Great Britain, and arriving within the [flitted stales subsequent to the 21.1 of February, will bedetne forfeited,_if Great Britain shall not On that day have revoked her edicts. It follows, that if no knowledge of such revocation is known here by the 2d of February, goods imported_ as aforesaid, will be subject to "elute.' • In answer to the second, viz. whether vessels could be permitted to call, Sze.—Mr..GAti*ettn. nut so explicit, but said it would bo left to the CoartS KS decide ; but the I.lw would be rigidly io foiced Is all' cases of arrivals after the 2d of.fe, breary and begged it to be understood, that thrie wo r Old be no release from the Treasury Depaetni!eOt . : Ile mentioned this, .he said, because several releiles had been made under different elretimstances,:velslch he explained, upon the arriral of vessels after the revival of the law untler.Mr. Easesot.'s .14.ra:wet:tent. In that ease it was the act of. the Ex - .eutive, and,of the British Minister', which lather:A merchants to give orders-There it wall under * law well knemin, And that it would he useless to make' any risks; and that all. shipments from England will be it faded with risk and hazard, unless the revocation on her part is free and perfectly satisfactor y. ' Mr. GALLATIN is also of opiiti , n, that die Orders of Council of November ar s e done away .by the Order of Bkickade of Apr:'. ;' so that a repealed her Pa per. Blockade (so callep) is the principaV•thing de. evatuled.- The President, by_ making, the, letter of the French Minister the basis of his Preflamation, has taken wi!lt it tbe..conilithitid anourd—oue . o f which is, that England. shall 'repeal. her idocksdes. From this it is inferred, tinsel's formal reinnil of 'the Orders in Council of November will-net be deemed satisfactory by ibis Government fur preventing the' Non.lntereourse.' * • Jn consequence oldie receipt of above eall*. nation from Mr. GALLATIN, a deputation of T u ft.. chants trading to the [Jutted State:awaited on Satuedq spurn Marquis WarAssLas, but did not Obtain an in. Serciew. They intended.to haven:formed his Lord. that ender the severity of the•reguilatiens•aboot ,tn be adopted in' A merice,thermust netessarilY termatol 411 °Meta given to manofacturers,• and en.: loadsuch Teasels as have been partially laden, ratlt4' than incur the riak, of which they bacFbeen ser forewirued, unless some assurances could be I.safly given 'to the merchants that the intention ;of Governme'it was to 'protect British property, :by some mudificatiorrs in the Orders ia..Council . and the system of blockade... • • CORN EXCHANGE, Dsc. 31. The arrival •of Wheat to -day wake a tolerable supply. but not much Forelio; and this Trade somewhat dearer than on Friday. Barley is likewise dearer. Malt 4. Mlle ihmtuatidmg as are ne%ise White and Grey Peas. Beam. of each descrip tion. nearly at our Insteurreuey. Geiser* in tokroblesupPlY. and Sales taereof fully support our last price*. . Fluor at last week's quotation. Wheat. - -68 i. SO.. 9%. Tick Beans . .(al4l4li. bet. Od. Fine ditto - - - 9tii. 100 a. Oats , - • tto Rye (new) - - at, $B.. Poland* - - Barley, Malt. - - • 4 614 .caij W. Puts (Boiler)) 30d. bti.. I Fine flour - 1 SW, bag, Grey 'Pen, -- - . 4%. Atir. Secuuds - 81,11. ll:ans (014, • • •W. 56i.