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g!r the central provinces, to the Ebro. `iir•ce .e.continelicernent or this revolutionary war, which, the I .r, Carious and doubtful interval of about teen in oohs, has already lasted 15 years, this try WS llrter yet sent so the Continent so l a r ge ; not rren in 17113 and 17!)4, to the Na. A t .. 11 e have, indeed, if we are rightly any divosahle regiments of infan left at• home. It is likewise to be recollected, no INhnlule means of re-embarkation cuss be iu as we p411004:10.441 at the Helder, ut 'beton, and at Ferro:. 'Troops. attacked by a iiierior enemy, in Old, or in New Castile, must list', or tnnst perish. BONAPARTE ilUßbticss r to obliterate the tlisgra,:c of Baylcu, by a :ar ea:aid:mon, dictated in the stunt country 10;:PONT surrendered ; mid no matt can ciou that hit supreme gnat icariini, no less titan pride, would lie, to defeat a British General, British army. Wheal we consider these cir iencis, and, peen:tally, when we revollect the teter, position, and ener4ies of the revolution- Chieftain with shorn we arc contending, it is possible to be .siltoeether free frau) just alarm. CAN tit :t n. or Lard ML taaswrs may disaipate refleNiiitis by the festivity of Cabinet dinners ; hey nisy hope in obliterate, or to conceal their errors, by taecting to ioo l to;re into the conduct Generala who co.:chided the Convention of tin ; hut the day of aoctiJ:it, though delayed, assaredly arrive. It will then be demanded, they ever sent nit expedition to liberate Por- when the only real or judicious object of liberation should have bees, Spain ? Tiiey will too inform us, why BA lied was sent to instead of Biscay ; and why, thong!, they were told neither oats, immures, beef, nor hay, were to found between Corwin... and Durgos, except in inadeqmite quantities, yet they never sent of those articles for the thud; supply of our ? These questions will infallibly be pot to Ministers. They know it, and justly dreading inquiries, they are d termini...it, as we UWiel • {, to delay the meeting of Parliament to the distant possible day. esterrlay, ut two o'clock, a Cabiuct Council held al the Foreign-Oilier. Monday, Lord Ulawitasatiav waited upon the, so, at Woolson couseim • , .ee of wh A has appeared in several paper', resperiing a F ranch deg of truce having arrived on h heredity at Dover, with a :11efteugrr bruit:nig dispatches from the French Alinister fo; Foreign Affairs, continuing an answer to the dis patches sent by our Ministers by Mr. SHAW. the Mosseuger; we hove thought it our duty to make very diligent inquiries respecting the cir, um stance. couintlering it of some importance; and we d there was no foundation for the tale, no such ircuaistauce having taken place. we bare .saes two letters, both deed on the Inc day, the 18th of November, from St. Jaz° Composted, written by two young officers to it fathers in . London. Loin coneur in relating ineonceivetrle difficulties incurred by the British mops in finding provisiorri, forage, or tunics to convey the baggage. These inipedirnrids, we are ry to ally, were augmented by the enormous prices which the timmonras demanief forirmles, ..4 other articles. So 1,7 t at wns the abetter., omit. sinned by these circumstances, that it was even ,some of our troops must return to Coruaim. /ONN MOORE was at Portalegre, in ronsiga;. .1 the attiof this mouth. As some consolat•on this painful intelligence, we can, litiwercrodd, that use of the tso letters Mime alluded to, expressly Bap, that BLAKE Lad .I.llenteti by. the Frent•h; but that lie had snlitequeutly Leen reinforced by free!) faro", had att.ietted Nmt, and heal obtained a decisive mdrairtige over him. The writer adds, that tin-. feet was u.luestiosiable : but he does not specify Ow date of citlwr engagement. If, how eve:, we consider that the later is dated on the kali, from tiallitia, it can only refer to the two ay tinny of the 31 et of October, uud the „iih of No- lot kttets we have received from Lisbon all agree respecting the discontent that ftrevails there, and the little authority possessed lir the ..grz e The following is en extract from true of these, dated the Pith inatatit " tvery burly hen: is complain Me. They say there is little harmony. natum; the Lords of tin: dr.viicy thrtnielves, and tint ranch bitwese them and'neir Ofro.ers. At ()pogo there hare breaq ' , mac Mat oi Lances, and troops have been sent from hence 10 jut,' them, soil keep the !orople quirt. Time Itidme has bees eal:ed to the capital as cite of the Ree , ata, but trades the request. What all stria IMCSI.I4, I liana, .aer There is much dissatisfaction, cud every w here poverty and diairesi.^ - Extract of a letter dated I.arti- 4 ola, Nor. 9 iume just rec , ired year Ichirr of yrcterdav, and in an. inter, tr , er to say, that firueral !Slake has answered to the dispatch that the Auditor-Generel of the arosy, ar. - 1 the Ma itw-Gvaeral of engiuvrrr, sent to h.. 0 frost the quarters of nt. Stud?...., at two eir:ock in the ceraing, say ing,. that Sature.alOos a happy day, and that the aspect of thin:;l had comp:eel! changed; for the fautth division behm cut etr, anti 41G• I Asturian* nearly falling Otto the heads of the enemy, lie commended a nt;rvement to atteset the at tention of entuty towards Val:eased% Ns hew he art the divis.on, ant ail Cie L.-ft of the people to the heights urrautia tont its environs. Ile states, Beet the fourth sh oiwititmas attacked, bet def.mded itself with courier. and rtpn:sed the teensy, dislodging them from Vsltrisseda, all gisteri • ; then, mad fdkovtity, them op as f as the inn,- aryiks of *'nut's. That the P3UIII day the second division joined, ale.. the Asturiana, w holt vutserl him •zric it itn ; I 0:i Saiiiia) eviraie; he tY3rsferrel his hendrve teas to Va.. ICAltAa.pranisiag istraself happy results, • as the army woo drairops 1./Ligbt. • " erpress arrived yesterday rnornity,.., and desired the tiro Re g to remain here, )e,derdr y, .d.thou;ll they.cou,l eery wvAl gone to head '- roe the present we have ve, farthee irtelligen4 ... tsot we are very for the Frc yea, who lose! emisc to 'edit.; sour Led as at/, and *are is en ftChil eof their r,torninz. Ihe flitss meer aids , he was informed thlt our troops would cater Bilbao yest tray, the nth." l'lte following Gentlemen have Leen called to delrec of Liarriater at Law, by the Honourable Sok.s.t:y of Lincoln's Inn :—FIEDItletCli ;. BZOIJI;k1Alt s Esq. lICIBILIT CO 11P- Tu O s Ea l. •°- rt. ~, 1.. 4iti i i . 4 4 7 4 ; .1 . ..--.... t it.i....._ THE 4TII ES. DRURY-LANZ. Mr. SIIRRIKAN'S celebrated Opera of The 1NC11,14 seas last night pe , formed. Mr. BRA 11 AM never in finer 'nice, a.. 41 oil. rood rapturously encored in .• /lad I a heart .fur falsehood and w " Ala sure a pair was Never seen.' Mrs. MOP NT 'I N Kits SIMS iii line voice, and received the most unbounded applause iu the favourite airs of *. AJien, thins dreary pile . 1 " and !Flara sable night!' ir. .1. sisit rts perforined the part of Perditiaad with mach %Wee**. MN. SPARKS, for the first lime, filled the part of Ursula, with credit to herself, mad afforded much monsenient to the anitienee. Mr. DowloN's Isaac displayed all his metal I.Ne44lpiter, and the whale of the t hwra went oh with the greatest spirit. The Farce of Noy°, rj (introit followed, in which Mr. Dow- TUN. a. Major Sturgeon, and Mr. Russci.t., .!eery Snrnit, kept the audience hi continued bursts of lati3liter. The house was quite full. ~ . . • • rtsto's tfTEATRE. Mr. REYNOLDS'S Drama of The Erile, attract,' an overflow every nigiit: Before the rising of the curtail), there is not a vacant scat in tb r home.— Mr. Yougu'o admirable performaiice, and the ea treme interest of the piece, will insure it a long run at the Little Theatre, where the Company preform for the brat time no Monday next. Yesterday morning, Nis hilaurrr, Prin , esses Auciu•ri, tideittA, and MIMI.. A. neco. 11 1 14, "" by Lord N'AI.ytNCHAN, Lady ELY, Genentis GWYNNI and FITZILoY, and Coionel ro,le on hormohnek in Wind.or Pa k. Her MAJESTIC and Princess ELIZABETH took an airing to Flugnsore Lodge, and walked in the Garden.. Their MAJESTIC@ and the PRA NeFloiEs are ex pected in town, this day, at the Queerer Palace. WILLIAM HOLSTON, apoimitcil a Trus tee of Drury-lane Theatre, in the Oure of It AN DA LI. JACIPHIN, . - - . Th.:. Dowager, Lady, and AVARF, Strived, yesterday, at Thomas's hotel. in Berkeley-square, from a tour throu4h the North. The Earl of CH Atitalit is expected, this day, at his house' in Hili.straet. berkeley-square. The Vi'hitelnivets Theatre micas lh s night, under the manteieineut of Mr. till:pm:om 114:!•ISLE. Mr. • IV arson, the veuerulde proprieior of the Cheltenham Tneatre. corms the Birmiughain The atre, in a lew days, With a Company of ~such merit. .Lord CasTl.Latuom is notorious for his lunation for tiro strings to his bow. Unto* the smuts prin ciple, toe Noble Lord wished to have three Com ro one army. VesterdarLord and Ludy Hawxrsonalr arrived at their bowie in Charles-strect, St. Jitietes's-stpisre, from their visit to General titatoonr, at St. Leonard's Hill. • Whenever Sir - Hew DALRYMPLE COONS forwar& at the Heard of inquiry, a certain Royal Duke levels his uperit-glass at him. %Ve do not, how ever, suspect bins of a wish to magnify Sir dew's arguments. The Princess Soenta of GLOUCESTER has taken the house, lately inhabited by Lord ItOSERERRY, in 'Park-lane, for the term of two yeara. The house itself is purchased 6 3 , the Duke of Summit. The Hussiaia Admiral, Siortiortiv, and General KILLERM•V, dined together ut /lyric., in the tile of Wight, before the fatter was Stilt oter to Havre de Grace, at which place he lint led. The BERKELEY hounds WVIIL not on Monday, attended by a numerous held of soortsinen ; they siiikennelel a fox, which they killed, after a sharp rim of ouu hmtr. A second fox was unkenneledi which they I et. after a run of one hour and twenty anion es. Her Royal flighnecs fee Princess of WALCS shook hands, yesterday, ino.t heat tily, in the Court at Chelsea, with Sir AKTHUR WKLLISILLY. The End of 1% ENTMOILLAND arrived in town on Monday evening, from Northamptonshire. Tile Duke of Pottmsisu came to town, yeatr day, from 13u1strode. The Poitrutiu.:sr. AttiBASADOR nil! ;411 e a grand dinner, this day, ut his house in South Audie:.•- street. The Cotintem+ or lIA ItCOURT iv II)(114p0Sell, Mt her house, ill Cat undish-blinare, ‘‘ittt a itolent bore thrri.it. The Cdtlntes7 of E4srl contioned. ilttrifo; the whole of yeetertlay. in the ulurnti3B btute ub ou .11unddy. Ltdy AMELIA Hann, who is at Bath, is much reeiretl front her indisposition. * iscontitessSunt:er had her us u al evening party, last night, at 1,..r house in Dover-Atreet. The name (tithe young Lady, whose I,esnty hos attracted tl4 much notice at the Board of tuuairy ut Chelsea, is not HAWKINS, but Wirer. England, it is said, cannot produce a Rowland for this 01./V6R. The Elegant's who attend the Hoard of Inquiry, et Chelsea, ere so striking . , the spt etaturs, by their evidentltl betray a wish to bed as well as board with them. Ardenls et Clifton and the Wells : The Deedless of Northumberland, the Wks Perry, Viscount sad Vise:miters Stcwart, Rev. Dr. and Ms. Woodward, Rcr. Mr. and Mrs. Saunders, Ice. Le. Arrived at Etliiitiurgli, on the instant— . _ The Mawr of Deana . ; Ladies Jean aarlCarnlina Mon lapre ; and Mr. aad Mns M.Virar• ' Lord sad Lid) , leount fort Lord Macdonald; the Hon. Lady Elitibcth Moacrief sod Nils' Mooerief; the 11 .n. W. It. Monte; Aduural Sir Sunset Hood; the lio.t. L.,.1). I Led, and 3li+a ; John Morrison, of istlChillioJ;, Isq. j and David Graham, lEart. SiLEFFINGTON, we are courerned to state, Isar been 41;i3.4croulle ill, au.l stilt continues serious ly ind.spoli,i.at Sir W 1,.1.1 AM SR MI OTO N . . 13 house in il-lanusout-street. lie is attended by Dr. tier- NOLDI6 On Saturday, Mr. PAGE, or St. Paul's Choir, was introduced to the Princess or WsLas, and pre ented her Royal Flightless with a new arranged edition of Flarraves Aat Atas, 9A done for their Mssyrrt vs' private coaeurtt : They were most su perbly bound. rlirOtti c•esvou • • with th • eerente comm . ] a force t. therlan forturel • try ler that DI found i Quiber stymie r. tongue! • plots S:lutiur questie his pri trul a 1 4:•••true; Ltry CI ▪ not poi Dlr. C. - three r RS the) own er of the Churn s.ll ai why ti 11!)tril, 'heti tt • ineteatl that we • • be foul very ii re any of forces lu Minist such V • stand, twoot d Yes was lie Moi KING, ir Iu • paiber• arrive( snake it itance • find tL circus We e sane the Co. it tit, ir I the in< troops wove) sorry t if prices and of L • si.ened le•tred Sir Jo If on the o this pa one of says, t but ti • freith f a deei, that ti epecif eve:, IStli, • tone r • veint.it ,t The ;,. agree and ti 1. The fi the 9t 44 ty, larauet uM isti n. here b a hencee has be evades Tincre dieters( Ext 1. I ' feet , b • dilpiste joe-Gcs • C:ratiti toc i tht ant off, the ens tent.44/11 Gur4l4 • till rtpuk:sei wviks joined, • Set,,.! weittia, drawl 44 41 • fl'44 Rri eery wt. " rel kre vr.r 3 snlretu., AI tss enttr 11 The • tlw fir Saki!: E.;. T4/$4 LAW LITTELLICENCE; ' COURT OF KING'S Nov. sa. 1 , BAINBRIAGX C. .11191.11011. • • This was a case of. innirallee• NOW a 'Vessel to and from 0, orto, n hich, having been captured, was abandoned by the insured, usid regular notice given thereof to the underwriters, in order to ren der them liable fora total loss. The vessel being b00:1 iirterWards recuptured,,,it turned out that a partial loss out) bud been sustained. The law of the case hating been reseivcd•for the decision of their Lordships, it was thir day fuiri and ably argued Ly Messrs. ficatttrr and Hui,' HOTEL TheCOURT were of opinion, that a notice of abandonment, given under each circumstances, could only cover the actual average ins* which hod been imstaineSl, and by no 111 , 100 render the Un derwriters liable for a total loss ; because, were it otherwise, it. would grievously enlarge the respon sibility of the Underwriters, and even subject them to imposition ; for, in almost every case, it was the interest of the lifOglerri•to abandon. Upon these grounds judgment wav entered fur the Defendant. CRI:IfQAt INFOR NATION. The ATTORNEY-GENVRA I. moved for a rule to chew cause why a crimival iiiformution should not be tiled agaiust Mr. Alorgaa, the Mayor, mid Mr. Hughes, one of the Aldermen, of Carmarthen', for Lin abuse of authority. He made this application upon die affidavit of a Alr. thairy Lewis, who therein stated, that Carmarthen is a place•at pre sent divided ban two parties, called The Reds and The Mmes. This M... ileury Lewis, it appeared, espoused the cause Of .11e Reds, and the two Geo ' tleioen, who were Defendants, that of The Jibes. It happened that he, Mr. Lewis,. with some others, was oue evening stalking past tin: house of a Mr. Harris, his acquaintance, and out of fain they :un screwed ma brawl knocker, and tome days there after put it Oh again, atterwatils • sequainting Mr. Harris with the circumstance. Mr. awns Con ceived the matter in its true light, stud treated it •as a joke ; but it wag lint treated-•.i, lightly by Meritift. Morgan and Hwgl,es. They no sooner got notice of the ciretoustrrnee, than they seat for Mr. Ilarris, and said to •." wheo "you missed your kuucker, did 3on n o t c ons id er it al'a. felony ?" To . which he answered, 0, that lie slid • mot, as he imme diately leariit who had dime it." TheyrnAraroureat to reason with km, in order to Mance him to piy uterine for a felony; and tho' heitersisted iu sayilo; he did not look upon it as such, yet•thav .thought proper to draw up a warrant, in , voice they stated, that Jonathan Harris had reason to suspect this person, Lewis, as having been guilty of the felony of taking his knocker from his door. Upon this war rant Mr. Hughes took hold of this young 10:10, and actually carried hint before the Mayor. Air. Harris came, and again explained' the circum stance ; swore that he never meant to make it Li felony, and begged they would not keep the yonng mail in custody. They, however, persisted, anti said, they would keep him iii the coin non gaol, from that time (the mouth of May) to the month of August, when lie could be tried. racy re fused to bait hits ; but, tallow the entreaties of Mr. Harris, they allowed him lobe ent for one alight, in the custody of a constable, •in order th.,t the young mail might consult his Attorney. Lewis had no sooner gof out of their clutches, ;Liu he secreted himself till the mouth of August, when he appeared, in order to have the inciter investi gated and tried. This Was accordiugly done, and the Judge told the Magistrates, that unless there well more against Mr. Lewis thou appeared by their etateutent, uo trite bill could hr foliar Vgaiiist Under these circumstances, justice. required that the conduct of these Alagisirates shOuld be haves ligitted.—ltitle granted: DOCTORS' CoMNIONS, Nos' 91. BLOGRAVL C. BLOGRAVE. This was originally a care of restitution of conju gal ri g hts, brou g ht by Linty Blognive agitiort Sir George Berkley tills:mire, Hart. her husband ; but it had since iessiinied a different appearance, and was now become • Milne of divorce or 'separation from bed, hoard, and mutual cohabitation, on the pzat of Sir George against Lady Blo . grave, by reit- NO-I a adultery. FlOlll the proceenings mid evi dence in the cause, the material facts appeared to lie these:,—That Sir George Blhgrate war an Offi cer in the East Nurfolk Militia, and that whilst he was with his regiment, in 1805 and 1:4.0:1, accom panied by his Lady, he because intimately ac quainted with Elwin, E-g. is Captain belonz lug to the same regiment, by his being invited.. uith tither Officers, to dine with hint. That dur, ling such invitations, it was observed by the servants of the house, that great familiarities pios s isl between Lady Blograve and Capt. Edwin, and that they tired frequently to walk suit together. That at other times they were °lnert ed to he Mane in a room for several hour. at it time, and that at one time in particular, Lady Blograve was seen sitting on Captain E.:twill's knee, with her arm. round his neck and he kissing her. Lut the most material facts were deposed to by Ants fides (Lady Blograre's own servant). who accompanied Lady Blograve on her journey to StaustOrd, when she paid u lying-in visit to her sister. The facts bete deposed to by this witness went to prove, that at, the different hies on the road to and from Stam ford, Captain Elwin 'diva).* met Lady B.; and al though separate hed-rooms were ordered for each party, it ear el' ar and manifest to this witness, from the inipre.sionr rad marks observed by her the next morning ins Lady 13.'s bath, that two pet-, sons had slut therein . This testimony was confirrnoll by the-evidence of the chamber maids and the other servants belnaging to the dd . - funait inns where the parties slept. lu addition to this esi.leuct, there %rcre !s kews• it several Letters of Captain Eisin's prodneed, dressed t, Lady B.; which letters contained the strongest expressions of stfectina. The Conrt (Sir W. WY N N E). after hegirar, the Ix:trued. Civilian% on both sales, awl recapittt it; the esielence with great enitioteness, and crinkly , -a stral remarks tht.1:011. War clearly of opny ini,itat the fact of adultery was fully-estr . glished against the wife, and accordingly pronounced for the re suede tile, u thn, husband' darawiaL MC ins. 66 it.nnil . . .-- • ' . -' -7*-'• .1 . . . r PEDESTRIAIIISK.I, . l earn We from Curacoa, that a in ir:•11 wes I A tete" , place on the With of August, betve;e., el.: e4levist- ' erlpederitrlen, Lieut. Fuirman, and ei Mr: ~rititt, a waive of that Island :—Tlw tends of the :1 ft:;l: are—that he who goes the greatert distance, waft.- out refreshment, is to be udjiidged the winner.— The West Indian has stipulated. that the hour of starting should' he at noon. The great greiehid, therefore,' for specitlation, seems to be, whether the Creole or the European will make the best battle against the meridian sun, as a tropical ci s i• • mate? • The friends of 'with parties afe 'nistwalfy .1 anxiety to keno the result et' an hatierdour an un- derrating, to: every one is of opinion, that it duel kill therii both Mr. Grant, it eeeins, pitteurnet on his being muted to the climate, end hick therefore chosen the me:irliatt for starting. in the extwetation that the heat will be so oppressive. us to compel • the European to relinquish the contest. The Lieutenant calculates on his powers of continuance, should he be able to resist the violence of the sun. . . The only milking-MAIO, thnt has e ver take, place in the West tardier, -wire in Jernairm - Im,nlie • year 17.33, between a Mr. Hughis,, of the loth regiment, mid a Mr. filitchimaiii, of the 13th, the former was a 'Minix Man, Mid thti tatter st Creoje ; they went Tour time, round the Kings' la nice- ground, which is a two-iiii4 course, in fe, hotirs, before run-rise ; tvkitt. rear nod telreetUrrOnt at the end of etieh eirruit, ft earl:ergot! lost hitt life is coneeeinehre, soft Iliighes went to Europe for i the recovery of his ht.:llth. • . Till!: ARTS: , ...„...... ' • - -.' . Al a General illeeting of the Dedr/in Society, on Thursday last, the h o llowing Nobietuen And Gentlemen were clocked 011iCitre for thifeuenhass .:- )tair„ . , viz.— President-lEs Grace, Chaeles, Duke of ,Iftlekweirsie 1.0,1 Lieuienatit of Ireton .: Vice Presidrulo.—A..'i.i.sliop of DIA% i Esell Mark- silk • Lord FrJelifii t : 1.4... Il ... O tt lids.' Yoke Fee*, ; t'.•• Riebe Floe. David Lstoutlic ; Ttroaroti Sergi, Yap.- tem. Vail:int ey. • Trcintarge 7 -The Boa. Sir Thomas Meadows Neetethnee, Bart. • secretaries—The Bev. Doctor Thomas Smyth and John Letter Kster, Eel. Aureaset-Secectery•-•-Bockeedi 51Terdiy, Coq. . ,t letter, •dated Blatiche.aer, mint • aimed Jelin .Bredliury, was laid before the Dunhill Suer, t,, at the late meeting • stating. that the erotirieusee of lite I.everpord Ilotatsie (lartleu had resotied on for•iiimi an establishment at New IJrili•ans, Auteries; with a view to collect the pletits• of Ketitucky and Liint- isialia, soil to transmit di England livia - gduplacitra ce • the plants winch simuld he no eeillerteei and 'dill- tiplied on such estoildiehment;, and •elesiring to fig iliformes.l ifthe Dublin Society would, iit colifticieita-' tam of green speeituens of the same, :cnntrilm re to the expense, their quota not to exceed 1001. :per ailment. The Secretary laid before the Satiety a list octet. venal valuable West India plants, firtseriteel , tte the Society by Caoteinitairgh. • A lath* from Mr. C. Kelly. stating, that he heel discnvereti the Perpetual illotiws, was preveetedlitd rteid. ..e.-......---....- -.-4 • . • • The Funds have not experienced - any material alteration for some time pest. Consols' ere but. awl Outlaws i dim. The se ignine eepeetatione 'rhea, • some persons entertained of ts porestic result *tithe litte negoriationi appear to have emtsiderablf übrited--erhile others maintain 00 iotereeurse. at prevent subsist% between the two.Clovernineriters and the negociation is completely at en end.--Shrittiugs for the undermentioned Annuities: • Shut Open per Cent. Consolsa ties. so J. 5 per Cent. Navy - g oo --• 3 per Cert. 1731 i 9 '—..- Id —.— YeittrtLiy the 1,1140 Marne ordered the Lilco of bread to be coutinned at Is. 3}d. the quarteru loaf. flit lluruilg Post has openly and tinenuiro#y &Tiered, hi its owl, justification, that the . / hood* respecting the Armistice and Coper.oon which it published, .. ware *toil eertiriirTP•etZt to that paper for insertion by the reeff-Laorrefillearte of Sir ARTHUR Wett.r.sLey."—Flea is . 14eit—.4 '‘') Ili next, we trust, become the ditty of tlit,se • frieials t to come forward iota joistifv thviteo4ves to their torn, if they can do r.n, by produciug their nte erli• • rity, One thing, in the menu tiro, is ctirtnni-- Sir Airusus WaLLISSI.SY arrived in Etiglisitil di re . or tie weeks ago, and lies, of . ceitarse, seed h a friend, : Hoe is it that th•t4e falliehnoris, so loin.. rious to the repotntine of hie. term:landing ()Geer, were never coatredicted, till Sir flew complained of them in open Court ? The following letters from the Treasury to the Board at Edinburgh, and from them to the Cone,- tor et Port-Glasgow, we l•ave been retwee!eil to publish for the infnrmation cf those coiwertiert :e . — " tENTI.T"IrI4---Tbe Board I :ring received • letter Arne one of the'Seeretaries, to the f.....ti1s Cotuidissioners stills e lifleeireit)'s Treasury ; of ult:cli the rorwieiag o a i on„,vig —. t , e GE. t rt.r , ..tetri—TLe Los...s tosier.saitneets of Dia Ata- jc sty's 'freesia!, Lariat lAA under their coesilerat ion rare. cal apptications time entetitiitie it e pet aids fur which inutile articles are pe.rnitted to 1, Cal tto td, without payment tit duty, ore of ,ay 'vit.:ion, it ni.„, :.r exitetliest to pertoit so c k needs a. ere now remain:li; a sie trine al for certein pcvit.s, wh:.:tt ii ill expire before the iri iifJ•t•.r, Igoe, to continue so Illirchuusei. mahout payoirtit of duty, until the Ist of Jose, espy, uuder new bet.es, Of such other regulations for the se. rarity of the duties, as you teal the Curninissioarrii of Leynes in North Britain, rcapeetii. ty shall thieek emergency. Ate Lords thercfure desire you will give the aeccessry .Itrectit..te . thy that narinen aCCUS'aisig.). and tit. 4. Lordsh,p.• rem.,,. ttellturieiur, the sune, shall iee transvalued mheia c mry'ete. " 1 eau, ac. (Sit:lmM " CEO. HARRISON. " Truantry Chamber*, Nov. 10,1355." , " - I here it to corn: wind to direct yen to report 'el-at d e ,„ nerverstinin of pude, ant what noteitite of ett , ...h ttrrianui- natio.. nue remain in warthogs., snit eider e-erie eathot . ity lodged, at your -port end Greenock respectively, for env . perud which will esidre OPiOn•- • ist Jane, loop, and who t re- zulatious aplierr t0...a proper Of itercriar) to he iut.eicd for the st.,tar!) . of : lie tiut,es thereon, persuset to thew i .Lvedthips' direcilosui iu the se id letter. I ' • toI am, tlentiewion, (Sietiodl " 'four., ace. i "Ceetanai-lanes4Eianbat - gb, " Atiltßie WUT. 1;;Iii :14r. tri.ii... I A seklier Wes fou nd dead, near Sentigate, on See 1 turtle)? night; he hail several woillids about Ica', ,-- eupposed to have been made by a betonet : he ne_ Imaged to some: of the tempi lying at Sharntlitt bare •irarint a itennil atialtaLie.m. fr.aut Arlwialas vs. Z....b0a -- --