The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1808-08-31 00:00:00

Mii wbiuti wee telitalued by ttm exertions Of' tbe r ',aortal Japed, ‹otti in the curly period of our tui tional existence. Ti. hotsourible Speaker then read the wimps tpolutious vilau:4 it. cite laic M. , . 'LIMA to propose, as well x. •sui Atitireisato Hrs l'elejcatj, and : a l'e tint)* to Fsriiistseoutde.the rebstou of idolise:* .I'ms three tit ftewilottiori pro.assci to ere car e;eilAithlC;ii:oUlliV. When the iluestion wits put a poi the feu-tli,Yeferring to the reprehensible cuu dart a mit formorisiliew. • . •-. Mr.. %Ltd. tAset itlenther fat the ems :sty ,) stated by se Niety to •• uvoid• tiny on.crwateni which herded to atit:.nrept -.the uuoi.i•noty of the he f-it It Ins sotati to kt.ite, that, tu, sot optinion s sudicieut notsee bad out beta gives to • Out cissa.sti intended ntherin* To uototiog etre could he ottriante the v ig sy tine atten Sauce et I tots vouch lee then ad - dressAu.t. h'or Jul owe part, he had by chance learn ed that mace to tiseonve wits fixed ouosi.• Dy pernsms ellettivertisetneat in it Nerttimiter.• .. Ut - tea. then lie himul.ed stud lifr k y, Tibbs from Ispont:osti, alai osity awrived ilea night.. to the latter p..st ot. pro-eased Reno,* Voti •Ite. mould not couseientiousiy udeede.' Ili considered it 4engbt 'with tvil -eou• rim tt-nere ; inasmuch wit, he was (totem the Pe riod oat not far •distaim, whet) the Powers of Nit Consistent womb! bit ge ini reunitcskin albeare troth. this •cuently isquimt , the ,cu rumors enemy, Of at', There were other pans of the e t iolation, reed uy tits worthy bloirer s to r% high he could by ito givit•nib 11.4Arsiti Suds oar t h e question of Podia meteor" lt:storin. It, bus opinion, had no eon. solemn ',bitterer with tlmobjeet of that cloy . i. tee , t* :hit, even if rt hid, sorely it was tits,•that • special ametnbly of the lilaetees at thin greet conoty eity,l4 to be cottremerl for tine lodged, under the.ittllneitec of a variety oft rcum-- runner% he considered it, his duty to . propose the.' adjournment of the Meeting to a future day, to be • lite.l on .b% thc Sheriff- . ••Mr. Powca put it to the Ilon. Member for the moulds; seriously to relleot npnn -the eifeet the uiboution of such a proposition would prolit sly have on the greost cases winch 'it • vies 'gutsily the duty and with of the whole United Kingdom to sniper.. Wes it not a probable infortmet to' as same, that the bitterest* of the Spanish people would hr cousiderithly si teriwated, if a communi cation eta ai.ote to me warid. that * meeting of .tie froeholders of tie first routity iu UtrAlandi eons. venti for tie Purpose of cyp.operlitio; to twist glo otious strugg moat a. ois :account •of the thinness' or the ot , entlance, and the coseequently ptestintel apathy-of en great and , respeetWole etiink -of the • British- nation? Surely,. if the non_ aolein!ier be Muter, in his wishes for Sitatiiob sitts.eta, he sill sot ribmion.4l in a nropo,Otiois re: .piste with math hoseiltuy, to time lierox exertions of tut people, and to theeekstroMer of his-orris owe. try, for areastitent andstitaititerestod ousilort..• The vary ioispeiwiots of the publie • expresorm might, is the iatenval,• riestrisc its . Ott ct. the preoeut vets.the taasnent to snake tt,oliceessfully-i-wlisreas, to anted ts es his proposition: was tonneau ace to all yiurnpr List this timetry felt but us very lithiguid iaterest either is the erbiret....or the iieutioy of the high-minded people of Smiths. It lOW not wiitthe curious to hear the. !ion. Member althea such pertanee to emeidsol womertoliese Me •whe front his public avocations-hod so frequently witne,sed same of the most important of the Artie* of the I logialst ire curie,' -into eiei*, iii•hoosea mot near **nut:wrong as the respectable meeting which he 4Mr. P.) then hail tear • hairier to addrism, \Vas them that inanities, paid. to .attni hats, -sr/heftiest,. attectint the tries anildibettive efAhe inabjecit, were payed/ono/ mill . -of pishite %Money voted. psy, atosparistitsly la amnesic. empty. beinnhee ? .Iffear, Mar BoLtik whet way math' theopemsosition for, ailkoomintosseit4ect tbser'oaracti r sired eollan.tettey of the laescne•itturtite. ? It proceeded bwomoss forewhistitits erwasconvenedi Yid had- pared errteit resoletions svoutitsontily. t If it shosaittlid. jeers. without fultillin" its object, -these yMselu tr•rsi, sites poseved, would full to the groneid. •Whott ems- wee the cow...which prevented a score name- Mue:nteet;itri whether it arose from inns improper wrath'', or from imittention, ip won.* duty which timme aseedibted.eirepoll• ti. i heinselvesi, to persevere'' its the %rest object for whet+ they were that day °lmitated. i • • •- • . •• 't Mr. Walrus:AK,. in an energrlia limed, • de-'' his sour Ose in Olay• pereno 41Briktr'' towne,et to rouse fora Nrd in- opposition to the reels.' lotions itropsteud Isy-the iloosurolole • Mover: It was trite that he 'l4 , month:taste setae u4sctions, but they n ern of •atijilerentadescriptiorm he knew that all wroo atakirmokor 611CePpo, but they took it in NVduNVreut principle. It, Wee . oeit for. Misuse . ..oh tibetty that than- felt ais Ittr•ittty. It to their foots of the etootuasowenesnyisond their-de sire to posh jag danAer from their-own door, that's their feeling in Avner of the•Spertiarthe was to he". eittriioutel. Bit it was Viol a Wide• astismslitict to". dui the I lea. M , sother for the enmity notch as ene my to t;•.e reformist uhuses , ia the tleeisso of Me-n -bsirsof Prrli.itneut, lie most have recollected the. illoweition in his own cair, s (Inuit ffrinetliy.— Bot next it was asserted, tfiatiq talk of ref-omen. •s: home hail no connexioo with Itssonish swreemse-Hart no conovvion, forsooth, with a people, the•rtry sprig); of whoa herree actions we. to be traeerl to their reruns le*. rti th -sc morons of -reform mei •ris dress, whirl, were• their- hest security, when alsan clout(' by a whited Veveriiment. and a ikkeVti - . stave of enottly oyeto,haptty. The worthy Free- Ntither Clailllelt!thi with rOVIIIiit euergVortheile- 1 lAkcilitr and v4414'0;,44 otti.-hlovrtkthi-the•f4.wertt ? ... meatof E.fropeist lt.eneral, tratt hati'.ed tlieSowtish ref/011440t, 1,..-eztourit evost;4;:ied the-troth of Chat pouitioo, that it Wet to the peofileth:tt nations 'mot look• for the gooratttee of their rdghti too/ tarir li bettio. • . • rd:•. firrro.trrg rearairred it•discreiliatio•rtra.• charae::•r or-ttow • ...milky scifoarss without trisisiiii•• tillskelA of titric ••••imt. At•the autie tierreigaerlilsc dele,rw-ion of topic., 'iia Lis' 4 4l4l.istn tstuify li.relesnot hs--the'•aetilvs for nitirrh thenrert . its; oar. 0140:1:ed.• la evea * allarrler was hjo nin•ji.joas 0,1 she T e....K.im eon "ake the jatmiertlon of the Ilues6ola of 2%lln aseasdr" R,,ror.a. • Mr. PI , r./IY drt Isr•-•1 himself's aims on arlyn.i cite fra. 0f..• Osumi! • lilhaty ar• •or freehol ,4 ;!- H. Ytyhicti ;- in:he eetiensf it tailelioae, tr. r..., ! )cietrri So the cl:staasilfil of.ay'-etto. wM• • . . nom' A7GirrS C.IZETTE. iottecici evirs the dedititia sitelitn which the high-ininfled people of Spain should tidal: g oalies. to sdopt. It would be highly impro per that the resolutions ps s sed that day so imam iuously should trot be officially cominrin:cated to Wt. %%mil There were, perhaps, Others, which every (ientlenian prrae.ft won't(' not am.rove. 11 therefore wa: a3licru, that the ufAeting should ro ceed to fietil the o:rjeet for which it useurbled. Not 'patent shonid be Lost in dee:Sari/belie Opinion of the eipetrupotitan comity on the giormus .struggle._ Seen an expreasina insist have its merited weight with the patine minder It uro t ie. yt'ith respect In the goestion of Perniorreatury Reforinr a (MU:Tem:car opinion may esast 113 •to its relevancy to mei firesciit oiler% • tiewevert, the hest mode to adopt was site eially tq conveiwroeser tiiig of the cruelty; 4o tukr that. sut4ect iotoorernaderation. There' was time sufficient, before theenteeti:is of Parliament, which would probably take place in November.' A long eoneemition then took place, between Iblellt•hr Major Cartwright, Mr. iVaithinan. M r. Ittit whosecouded the resolutions, and Mr. Ciu rksou,-, li respect to the propriety ofadjourning to's fittitra day, When at length,,on the motion of Mr. Pertf,it was decided, that the six resolutions proposed should he sigaed by the Sheriffs, and published is all the London Newilleiffer.4, and that t!ie simple I uestioal adjoununehtshiuld Le put, leering it to the optsea of such Elerioni as wished to Digo a requisition fur another mort:tig. Alr..Msaus mired the therilts of the meeting to the Sheriffs, which was carried unanimously, alter which. the ineeti»g• broke tip. Colonel iiosville arid Mr. Jeonings sat ou each side of ,Major Cartwright, mixtm-rvx-_—xm_ aor • PROCL.IIII4TIO.N. - . • . Extrict-from a Circular letter' trasmultrel to the seam tLverameut%,•fSpaia b , the Cauoril wf Clank it Madrid; retort& eta:minas bythefrehell.- ..c Stilt uLt•-ollatleid, uhich has greened, during more Man tour months, under the heavy aad irresistible yoke of the French army, begins to breatoe wain, through tin especial inter. fcreitee of Divine Providence; awl the Council, oh could not (111 to be involved, its.* great de. gree, in theeonserpiences of thessubjeetiou, avails tuba of the first moments of its liberty to state• its sentitneu.s to your EweLlesiey. It is eei Min, that these cannot but corn-Aeon.; sith• the immutable loyalty and the inlenule lore of justice and reason whiek alwaye. con- "i•weei its character, and have, Rainyi it in all tunes the eonSdeoce of t h e nation. It is this ehich low rupported them is the midst of the irrestent dangers. and added firmness to the con ' stoney wit!' isisieth they refused to recognise the King . whom the meet iwasortrosapertiely load designated for them,-furt her, periems,thatfeircuoustiestooknetiried. The Suprema Trinamit does work/doubt that your -Excellency will be.cotiviiteed •of this With, as well se of the sincerity with n hick it Las now the feli city to be able, openly, to avow that firm resolution which ithed always lept• to support *Atli all its power its lawful hure-reign aird his bens, ono those of the nation, as deelared by the law.- Tim •seliti meets and desires of -thiensoot faithful city are the same, eed tke.Coriiiefl submits them to the general imfiguientof the nation. At the slime tune that it carries into ultra all the means which the Fe -1 sewt•ceitiml eirawnstanees permit, it will adopt, in cassia mama with re, the plostauel eiraintmessf de fame, Vhith may be pranticablio-eiatteols dni4l nis t a. ficient i - oartaiary, In its own reroute* are, without the. prompt sod efficacious aid which it promises from Your Excellency. oo With respect to the niessares of another k iwd, ioticti'-will 11e necesiiarY for the saltation of the c ry, end its 'eleratiop . to rook to welch ' it ruse in the tiorkriof iis - Proliperity, It belougs to the Council merely to rouse aid . elfiite the authorities •al the lationiastliwllioth It will co-epee:de by eon tributing for the general welfire, its influence, its emistsmi k. amid Imentledge. As.. it k not poiiible I to urloot,_ modes the parent extmordiusry =CU 1 :13. .10 a n ree l the expedients pothted oat bythe laws amid customs of the autism,. the -Council will net occa sion say delay.by elaborately sitmeraingoolust Might perhaps be thee 416 • mesas of tootle the aepreseiita- Aims. and atmetutaidum the opinion of the na tions andcouliaesitself, for the proesesit, to the in dication of a =MINIM in which it would concur with ithavgreatest sahib's:lion, via, that your Excellency .MOM tillitled • With thegtrAtiht dispatch, . • Deputies. who enjoy year initiate confidence, •-and setiagiu•crocem with the persons named by the../ limas of the other proviseeso anchthe Canoed ; • might ender anthis.mast iniemovhat object, snaking such arrengensetits, that all projects ape expedients preerseding- from ties einnuson cruise. may be , as augpediesons es the end to .be 'widow l may require. . .o.Your Excellency has displayed such• striking i,reeofo of your constant attaelnueut to the King whom. Pmvidenee ha. give* es, -anti. of yowir noknt geld fur the heneut and fidelity-of the natio:, Allot .the Connell torment trot **peer, aids claim issiaidene e,. thit your tmotiments will concur with those of the othar proriptial Junt.u, to whoop it lliis• def. intermitted ;the patient Mani festos and that von Brill emititue to mince' the same aulicituorir-and zeal you hare hitherto 'hewn, Si Well in 44,40 c-bin; to. the Conned sod sC' tat the prompt aid of temps., athich , will ter theta from truth oupositimi. us in 46;614 the aid of .your authority and ability te.that of this &wane Council, in eimeestieg ,ineasurcs for the drinker of. the wisole nation. A of 3L A y G o odEreearre your Ewe llency many years! " maiitrigh Ant. 4•110611. " To ,Preitikuk . of the ••••••••••••... - • .• •On Illitraday, the iron eolflti;to hold the re amnia of the hire Mr. WlLYiNtols, the rat ivo unisater, 4:trivet! at Ulveretnn, in a :dory, from hia at b wdlov , in Wailes, to*eti:er with en iierrt 'Minh and pyramid. witir imn fetteri,_ 'for the inveriptioa, _which he had composed Int erims* to his: de othr. The whole of thenuttas m 'mored to tia hove, on Castle 'lead { on . Monday. ' The rod: in whi.airthe whole io to be Oared fronts the hentiei •awit is , ' completely eniosed mei*, .IYte. coasts, toll (Nester, sow W his trostets,-pria ,firotty litokintleOlt uN caliret in . 1111 a left to • "ft S.4i'i!attltlSO:rtitit tete/nail i !OM , eidetq Castle Il red ; grria jqut of which ha* h-enrearitreered ilirtu the eels, presenting rome•af the iliteat fields isf earn. 1V het, .few Yrnes memos there were may 'Pets end ' wooole.gAiMe;Wlll.llll4,llftW hat tairdi iirmiessiois of It osi akin the** r: ;Mays, with ties dove elrildrea:' • . ridiTOE Ifi DNOLI'EII. Ebrart . fultuilaud l 4), Kai Athi itrywairwur‘ .Newasi-urratfroultr'-Nutitilhawi wer* bast". Jourruif t .iStre; . • DIU U tad Job, Smith, Waved TlRAwii, Yuri, dyer.. Auguar. • . • 1 • `• ` JJAM , Nibduick suet It :cravend'ob, a tuclust cr. July JI, • ' a 4....w.c.wr s 1 itirbrinis Valk . I k, awYgraP c't street, RtsleurA4rusr Auttast .le, ldcd. 411111.01*, Juurw, ht , edlty, stal lltdip 31, a oats laytor, 01 Lh n 7 oul; Arotua 24, I BCIB. Jvh.a WitlArts, Jure Wditatus, and John Larts!urti, cuupees August 1 , tare. • Jolts 1 °mug and Jauur Murrisuu, dealers sad atainuca. August 11, Irmo. • I:RUPTC I I RS ENLARGED. Juba ()al u Pare, latv of Stiau Lundou, froll lirptrinkr 13, to Niervoll.kr 1, at Ica, at l,uilulrll, Loatiuu. I)anit4 ,Ovum, of Teal+ se Mil;ate. Nara ielt, uterchaat, .Itigabt 4, to Octulmr a, at do t:i, at tiuittlltall, Lo4l+- 1141.1. Jame:. Smith, mf 'Attic l'ulterosoy-sttret, St. J am. a's, taikar.4lhremiler ' film Nalatemthm ti, to Oct4la I :S,, Irlh, u G 0114104. w 66.111. . • ItAAbRLPTGIkIiSUPEI6SED'II, • Lac, of tiriogley uu die Ilill,„Not tiogtreo,, cork-actor. WatrA:n Atuswortli, late of Stockport, Chaste?, atlas- .• • • Juba Williamson. of %I Lariats E.t.a, within Climhtsetse Minim Ladruter, s'.4 lustier, to Nierrnacr, Nem vsnher v; e l l, alga :IThAier 11 , at Oaten,' at the i;ear - Nam beater. Atetwirta, W111:3111 Partini,n, strut, JlitatLeater i and Mr. lloiJ, Ttutple, dole. Nieltartl GOIIMII and July carton, both of Caebury, Not m.oreimuts, to surrviotrr, September tr, a; .lour, at, tad Octuoer that eleyeu, at the star Inn, is 31a..rlies- Me. • Attunesye., Nit% Soma took, Salford, 1 tatritei ; and Messrs. Coaxer lOW UP% Southattipton-buildings, (.I:au trery-laae, ' J..sepL tteps..o4, of 3taaste.Fler,. juicer, to surrender, Septeu.ta. r tad Ortubt r t l, at two, at the Contauet el.ll . 11111.11,1 NhallCL.skr. zittora.la, far Ilea a 51ati ciaster; sad • Mr. Ralpb ECU, Cars:ol.altsei, Cbenerry Loraloo. lievatie Griff:n, of Weldon, Nurthatuptos, linen-draper, • to surnmeei, firptruther 94 at five, 9i , aod (fi tuber i I, at 1613,ut the Saul. Ina, in Out le, Northaiumua. All.•fw3s, Militia. Hubert avid Carytr Sber.ved, at t , uudle url'irrapvtuu, Northatiiinua. 1 humus iViltiaatv, of Caerphilly, tilamospia, woulvtaanu •dat guru ; to surrender, Septcubtr iv a, mod October 11, at elere.l, at the Angel Inn, iu Cardiff. Atturuept, Zr.A feria, Cardiff; aid 31taars. aid Bruvrue, 'duo. AT :timely Barrett, of Swint:el, Wilts, shopkeeper, to sor nandeT, tiepin/Air t 3, lb, and October) der. si, at the threlhoui.d. Hoth. Atturaer, Mr. Edward Wahl., Fouataits bpildings, Hata and Jar. Saralee' Austice, 'lciapk, Loss John AlitnondH, of Pickett-street', Middle-ass,. be ' dasher, to surrender, September 3, to, sadOctoter 11, •t tart, at Guildhall,. Lonnua. Attoracys, Mesas. Swain, Meows, nett Maples. Ohl-Jerrty. • James Ceribia Haw r,„ of Pi adder's-street, Goodinau's mow or late pouterGoodmau's- Fial.ls, of the ship a:oiled L :aglow in aei vice of ,he Bunuaraide Lut.inma Com patsy, deal, r and alrapinall, to sarreader, &Item!). r tit, and t). tube:. .A ten, 'at iwindon. Attu' s, slitssra, A. ate J. Westua, lisaelturclrstreet, Logie). 111V1i.LN DS. September 24. John Whitokar, ut FLlthed, Lancaster, rot. tor, maimfactunr, at ricer., at the :Awe. lots , Mauchest r. September 24. Tbutaar Richardson end Thahars Wortho.g. tea, both SOW or late of il.mchester, merchants, at to Nan. Star Inn, ta VeatorAie, oiandia.frr. October 7. Hoarson Edwards, of Gran:nine, louden, and Graueille Duplex, of Leeds Yu. k, dota a archaut.., at three, at the 'liner lip, is Leeds. September rd. Benjamin Williams, of Liverpool, Roca thapri, at twelve, at the Star mid Gartcr Tavern, in LA ei insul• • ,Septuator i 7. Hoary Ilitchrock, late of Asebury, Wilts, I multster, at eleven, at the Town Hall, Marlborom(h, Wilts. November I. Stribliich.ll Norwood May, of Great St. lie• lads, Loudon, merehart, at feu. at Goieldlaall. October wt. Juba Stott -Of Leacsaler, shop. harper, at twelve, at 14o.ltoelsorl km, in ittarlidehr. September .LVAlnun liwiloono ) tilonceeter, (guiltier, and Thomas rarcuiuz , of Carts, Gloucester, clothier, at Litres, at the Old I ell taw, in Dorsky. September 341. Thomas Stevenson, eif Lioerpool, nirreliant, aLekren, at the York Octet, is Williattssani'wooanre, Li vcrPetd• September 24, Jake Harrison.aud. Robert Rigg, late Itl Manchester, maniif.cturers, aLrleren, at the lkoll Torfor!, im likanyeate, Manchester. ". October ez.. Geori,e Lott Phillips, of Havamersmitk,llll6l. , *am, earth:mt. al rlmMs , U Guildhalt, Loot us.• I'Eit'IIFICoCELS--S Joseph Ibten„.hete ocit 'rut. bouttun, factoe.. • Timms, tiOttoti, late of 3'hreadoecdle-Start, Loaders, but aow of the Ortny, tiiektiey,ll4l4cHrox, houraliceltrokcr. John Bull wad William Kirks, of Lancytact, Stafford, potter. 'We are still without official accounts from Por i-Wand ;• but the advice,. received Ihrough Spain state, that nu the Itabinstant Sir A,. Wrttestit was sidvaticed within a fear leagues of •Leysia, hav leg been joined by General 'Sri...acre and 4000 Portuguese.. .ateother curiae of 3000 l'Orteguese Wai; etching the fartreesof Almeida: Thu account in the,Spanish papers of the land aig of-3900 British:troops at Figs sits; on the6th wet, is incorrect. Wc formerly had reason-to he.. alievto that. General. ANIITC.UTIIER had reached yea se Ile, off the • 12th; . but it is now 'saver . banes!, that .owitig to contrary winds, he had ,only passed Ferrel on that day. p The late arrivals have Lout ht no intelligence dit'ir from Sir il. • BL'allAttl'S Expedition. There is ground to hope that it eesched l'OdUrit M4016114' Chat was expected: • By the last accounts of the Expedition, it was on the 13th about 120 lergites W. rif this Lizard, and fermi the 13th to the 18th it most, haws osperiroced North-East winds, • and may be.preeemad to have reached its destine . tam about the 19th instant. In oonsivience of the greed demand for marines, the ineittia were lately put on 'board the several prisno-ships at the ports it. their vicinity, to do the duty of marines ; but Government taken steps to strengthen this meritorious branch of * the ..riper, the militia have beta debarked. and the marines hate resumed their.eluty, to the great NI. tisfaction and advantage of the navy. • • Amont the pockets, arrived last week at Val, mouth, the :rector., Copt. /St.tout, fion. bus }pct three men by the ferer...aml hat been pllttx.sl wider strict guar:mune. 'The Francis l'ree ling, from Tortola, has lo;rt her evtint Captain, IVII4Ty, ti.hu died on the 19th Inst. er as illness of eu days ' . • . . . I'4stTsday,, the LoatlMAisaaidered the pziee ~9- f Bread to be raised to 1:41 . 1. the Quattera Loaf or %%oaten and lionseheld• l•fd. Acemints were received in ream, trositerelay, the Mail.esineli t etating, That Me.Wetsieri.o.'epo..ey has won. having beat - the Exeter Mail Ly 4.; us:utile* -th- equals !ha • diwtons • v. -* AA; 1. pone 3 was finite fresh on it, 'arrival at Exeter. • • • • • • • • PLY:1100777-I)OCK,' Ara. (27. Th is morn i ng , as a in twinning of , the Woo•i i : Yi:l weo e tirin g lot the targtt, sent the (;lit at St . ntieh;•:rie, (pointoug towards the Sound), one of tbe Walla unfortunately went through the body. of a lormousJ belooging to the Grander kun-len 4 , which oan pdMil ug at .the i.i.otant. The pour fella oa. lauds, and couve)ed to the hospital,' irithoUt auto; Ise:..-..•f memory. - I'hunday night, John Compkell Dorrwpd, ei ,„. fiord iii our town gaol, whom( • he was to hare ken r-tneved to Eieter the next morning, having I„ e% ftsl;y committed for trial, on a char m : of tom., contrived to etfret his escape in the folbwing now. ner feigned extreme illness, which outfaced t h e , ° h atable% to let him remain in the court of the iostead of locking him up hi the black. hole: an oitl woman ous left to atterod on him, whom he persuaded to. fctelo him some lo•uady, in • order to alleviate the petia he pretend. of to Fahez:r under. (lit her return with the spiriti, he flood a small portion, and Circa the rent is the ammo's Cove ; autl, 14reing the key front bar pow >stun, let holusc4f out, looking the door after hime NAVAL PORtilmoulai. e.o. NI. $04e41 the Forrester, le, Copt. Riebortis, pith Ois r u, i m p for Admiral CoeLt.tee ; she took oereeal 16111151'21 L • vain, and r,ori v n.to cutlass foe the Patrio44 ; also tie Dayy r, 'NAN et.ttroy foe the Dooms; Tiaiplkuue, fes Ly. mingtuu , a ,d Resolute, on a Crlcaa. Ca.tue luau harbour the Alenemiteth, Of spot, late!, from the East ludic.. IPALINOUTIF ACV. 2 7 . Arrived like Charles fientitan letter or e, Cs~tra Cos h . asse t from I.frerpmd, fur Malta; the Piais packs'. utth minis from Spain, aight.days'pasi ttte Gam 61T11:1111; shi briu4s no partsealar seta., It sols ra prarts:ss a she was kavitig Coruna., teat annannts were re ceived tiara of .Issieseasorroid..r. The Qv, c fleet passed that Tlllnl . 3g for the Westward. Use Princess Charlotte pa. Kerr, w:las Mails for Cadiz ; Gibraltar, Malta, at.ii Sicily ; • the- Otis packet, filainp,on..witb Mails of the _4th hod , sod Dispatch," :a CtlPrjte of a F.o3sitsh Nntsternats, which arrived talc L.t night at Cummins's Hotel, In a chaise and• tour, lad asubtaktd early this morning, fue•Uijoa, Spain. . - • DIaL, •tio. tn. Sailed through tht• Dfriros, the Desire, Pratt sad the John, Yates, from tirw I.,orhience. Caine down how die river, the Darrlist, Clark, tar Barbadoes t Hosahli *yid 'trus ty, abets of wv , /rum the Npre, and remain In the Deans, with the ships us per last.—Wiad _ . PR ICE OF STOCKS YESTER DAY. a prr Can Rei5red . .......... r ... ...... 4611 • 3 per Celt. Cow" 66“ Si 4 per Cert. ...... ... see 4 1 per Cet.t. Nary brag Ault . DO 9 16 Ontotant I di. lotiia Bue•ir ... 4 it pre.. Esc/6.141.er liribt a-Speen. T. pun, iisWi;;ter, I r Carulaill, aad g. Cis_ targreross. COUILIie OE Exci Arnaten:ans 3$ ,5 2 U. I Ditto at Sight $4 9 Rottrrlhot C. f 11 ..1 •V. Hanthorglb.,- - - as 9 111. Algona 43 8 Q V. Pans Ditto . 9 Vs 24 .-... TIANGN, Ave. s. 4iobOß I. Oporto M. .. • • • . 70 •• ..... • lei Cul* se LIAO/11. P•rtoral Goli in Coin and 13Ins I. a d. per on • u b Dbubl obits u ••vr Dulizirs o Silver w Ban U b o New Louis (cinch) o u Agio on the flask •rL . 4414314. per Coot' B .niniraux CAI: 44 4= Madryl •i rilbea ... .... Leg - Nita ' 491 • Naples • 4: Genoa 43iLiv. Pic. Vt wee it. e MARRFACIFF. • • An !....trirday last, at St . Mary:ft, N ewingtea, Ly the ar I. bbfill3 Penmen, Imq..of Keno isn i tua, 3 laelo eldest daughter o f Matthce Slater, Esg..rf omit. Ua %l triors'ay last, at Rockdale, Lliosirtiphire, llelia aicl Niblttl, Log. to Miss Hpike, dough*. of the Rer. Tho mas Drake, D.D. Vicar of Rochdale. A frit &es sit.t s e, tt Westbein, Sumo, Our is tinnier .ropleof courtship of more thou twenty pat; a. tr b l i tx. Julia Presto* Ce , leste of that parish, td Mae Ann . ; 'god r years. After the edebiattit if thdr animals, psd termer immediately net off for Paiesthow there lit participate in all the pleasorable englynaeuU of the leuncy.inount DrAT Au Sunday last, at Ilatopmead, Mrs. *son s of Ilartftgreet, Blutionbery. At Pothering Lam, on the of Augen, the Rte. Robed Small, D. h. and F.R.R. Edinlough, sae of th*lllienters sf Deader. Ilc oar of the age of ;Cr, mot load been Lily yeftri a Minister. Las, gauctay morning, at his Wiese, fleseOlAsee. WilEera Dior, End in the et st year of his age. Ilk wag celled t• the liar by its S.viety of ths Inter, i Temple, and appoint( CNA of the King's Sibrei Is 17h0. Cu the lath Noremher, 1.07, of the wangle lorrEirelnl in an attack on the tru'dof Commis, In &nal, jdiepten , ta Thomas Kennedy Itsmegy, of tht• pit:mates, siniall nui of the hoe art. John RIMPlay. M holster at Kirkenichwel. At St. Andrew's, Scotland, Oil the Ate% Anent, • John Adamson, senior Mionter of that /city, agid I'fofeviir gt Civil History tn the University of St. .kodrtrea, Oie 1117 IR year of his age, and 45th of be. Ministry. Os the sib of April, tit Rio de Jaieeirch witther be had accompanied the ROyal ['neatly and Cievempincat of Portal, General John Forbes, of Sir( hater, in 4hcrd. rn shire, no the > tb yeite of his age. Ceiling Forbes is the senior Geacral Ofwer in }lfs pert.ce of that crew*, fievaall sad Coverwar it lin ' ilc.laweiro, a Counsellor at War, Gene • ral of Careire, sad Knight Grand Cross of the ilhattenter Orders of Aro, in Portugal, arid of ( list les 111. is Sven' This untelosmapecesd ',sterile has a Lieuteurost s 4 the siege of Meestricht in t jig. Ile serve l all Home c ' well as tie Seven Years' War, at the conclu s ion o wls le tittered into the sereiceof Purlutal. Otero; lie eMgriboted *del to the establishi•or the feet es of Frank el& ths Geaa (dome introduced into all Um giallo' of Europe) iu the - toguese army, eider the immediate protection mod .k.c.it ship of Count de Lippe. Itming a period of nearly :At yt 2: he dist iii,titiched himself in eat country by Lis activlf). arid, nod his ineorrupttlde integrity, to *Meth I.dt circiflo starve it was peeing that he etejoyeit, utoirterrupt. only, favonr of four h ereeft'd e the •.tO , soil uusei.metl sorrow of die prevent reigning Prince •..e • the must a;iiretiag testimonials 1 . 4 his sftrichontitt to their...- wet, as the public sail 'mime regrethcf the people writ of his Kai 'mire/ be w an ft virtuous situ SO h 04,01,1.41. Nolan ;_siol, es a wither, porseastd ouclaproteit twitenc, imie • tatigolais sreivity, prompt.itatie, mod alecisdra. He ne imldest, s repatatime r the Portuguese rtmoy 1141 kerns el& e41441110e-aCeihirlit of Ike r...rulotti wary War ; sad he will grafter he el meet muottl those to our toasigrlivoe who Ipite.aalriml to :or respertobelity uf the liord..b etiontoter.itrumg foetigmre. -r OMR WATEA, Tilsll DAY, AT LONDON-DPW(' E. Maw 5 . •• • • MN , •OW ;,10 f bees 40 .. mhn. altar.. SO. LcINDON Arristed hy G. Ts iVIf`FGN, P IY. 0.4 1/1""344.". cur y-Itiert, mod peallsl.3o a the ighaa . No. a, Lack of Rt. flavor+, • Acireb, Strieol, J. .41 , 11,1 • ex.' ftw n., et. i. west to tire Whc.., (ram paid:, will M deb tatltitaile:Y•