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to •re added, the &replan Sea slid theallrailisTi - ESrieiiwiT lades@ which they Mee eiferiseced salweeptent to &dew of A knoincier the t ; sad • few hist' rt the Ashace of the British is ludostaw. BE wlate RESIDENT itakiNAGULPORR. , .. Bell * Bleck; Perry, as Kisphary, Lesmissehall-strret. .~ •~ This (kyle publisbed., peke its. CA. the •Firet Pert of AN APOLOGY for the lute MIR fSVAN 111188107411 Is INDIA : compel:in tat Adams ti the Chairman of the gut India Company, is hnmeatto Mr. Ter Miser I imsd !batons ma Major Etossst trafing'elPatephlet.; 'Nitta es Appestat, emitataimg Aatlitira from the Reports of tie Society for primula* Christian Entarledge. By ANDREW Ft'Ll.Elt, • tetteehry et the Baptist Minamsaiy eat boriety. sod Rano*, rilsWelet•irove ; ales loy MiHaßts sad Smith, Steamers'awft, Imoduo. INS to ptblished, the Second , containing Rommat es eeelow plperideta us the same Subject. ifialfiglaribeg for pabliestioa, s Pamphlet as Christian Ifkaielish aid as the - My& et Idolatry. By the Rer. Ro bert Hall, A.ll. CUARACTUS AT BRIGHTON, FOR 11107 ! ! This dos 7 is pohholsoi. desfirsted So His Re)el the Prime of Woks, 1. HARACTEKS it BRIGHTON, N.,/ Aimed. Novel, I. 4 roloomes. $ the Agthur of " 'l'l.o prlng of %setoff , swim of ihriltesthe+l Family " me ewes le 4 my that I washer Mee sorb as see os she, ouch is bee weight:our ! Or whim is he OM sari his hewer) , is set, Gs my cat, MAW tip I mess hies Let am see wherein talimeso wow% hiss' If B tis him tight, ttrilt fumed himself; if be he kor, ray maim/ like a .114 goose Mrs, Maimed el sot moo." SPIAIIIISPRA RI. V. The C. 1111.1) sr WATERY ATM% in 3 VOIS. s. MOLOUN MANX Eitil ; ar, liiintsolus of (*Feely nu lling, ti Vols. STRIKING MERMEN is FASHIONABLE WE. A Ntivs‘ 4 Vols. 24s TM WINTER is DUBLIN. A Sstirieal Novel, in s Via The 'lliird &Miss, esosidsvohls entarri . .. Dy firdiry i , Esq. The sizoectsa Dillphillh•sa..ii IS' WIFE. ,s V4/4. Pew* Sebes. • 1 • • 7. The FARO TABLE. se lb.lr liasg Mothers. erthilli • - "I/ItISHL MOTHER i 111.1111 roe Winters iq I. A Fa- ; a, Me- * ' Loadea. a Vele. IN. Is 'a will be patillsibed, dedicated to the VI% IC MEUOIIII of HIE MEAL =l ll Eili dos LICCIII id WALES, ins Vide. diebtly yelosol sis hobo. eve. pace ets. Pebrisal hr J. 11. litaglivs, is, Pinevessiewrolei mud 5. 311%powasoloos. _ . • •• • aniIPPOL PETITIONS. • The fellowiewis B;tddieetic Copy of dole& hose potostiled by t: ei , Meveliluits of Li to Ohs Ware of Cosnionno. last *esti. As tint of them ine not reeelved en areciaut OCertraiii in faniastihte, lie oerend wai then Willed • bnt it 'Oat to this Petition also ohn e objec tof form. exioted. Thew. however. imporadietatedr soderstreet. no further AA wav of petiliesiaig against • spree essupleaued - • PETITION - oft etlemitele estatmagee, bet, em ihe ega USW gra tame math eibliemel rah me/ amehele I>tia iletleet abet will be thaellteoleppemety plea ilhosireellesitemirappelbese Ow, &sok Ns pm !re e te jl " M . 1. 0 • ete =Mt h • 6 7 n sisp•fgpiligislo thaw gyhee. the area will be mat a/p w seine and region a mapasiess of eve eseemegoe ▪ tbeme.lall ea palker be mereenhe wawa reseeneemt Nei allebellehlt ONO belph Net Jargon et am, to its went =r, be rental between M eateales, to the law made • aide et the Maim et aunty mud 16 eittultrin es 11l Oast a ell firer highly eatable, and et ame toyaleise I =ar Pailaesee yetulieetp %Of hopeased et& a reeviettee *me ehe urea hmegesee eat dm just ticket of the Ihrlthb itrisepia to heels penetamet nmaaestkes ; Art pftisme usemakomes dels k is halt) aeronaut that eveey pane% gaberaly ages et perm', amid etagertalte gewgaw aellaig al imeekeeembemower that garemin , It or awed by the ram. weak staskeffig, hunre•er, the fill impionfra d this alifireett. • Palligage tamest gap. ran Seem eginiee, thea ass avert gibes et nor pevir sanwasme a be. that Maws' t% twirl hey.ed the ' • she 11114146 awns Mies• will hi for t %it os .4 w et 1 0 1/ 11 Oltearn• lest • *weber raw vim be to ~war trees shwa seen pen at the tiontana d Ewers the taw armee *Oa 'eamagy, hj mom of Xeeeleie r Mega" et praiwg list olegelma mad Meagan la i r maw et ibpsiOrvells gimlet ,aepert Of our The/ thmis* the eget petal eaharpo M e e. ✓tre. mei et the Oregail to admit 'lvy behe WWI. or Urn heft the pateee omen realiossit, the peemeeed ameeseee. state • boodle( sip losesare YvNuirt, avow be tali/gram; olasallisy. ▪ Ira, !mimeo* Gs elm pro a..at Mg. die) a rY maitre& the hierts ter *lab &a sire Illeant; Mat that it - fievererred !s, Wpm 110111ripl• was to ear collineritir; lOW p.a. totems, sed oat won*, win be we► N N mite t►e roe oedema spprebeeien anel nanciety. . • , flu apgrhiseisr have Ailed, &OM Awoffled id to =ll, /re, )000411i1 and tliridemeoll far time pest rap Itaffaoming. The meant now owing from isajpiEemie ye, th e tr u ie e d Atate...,f Aturrice lo the eneasfacturece mid esteelmine of Great Britain, is tabulated to nem! ;g.eusomo i ie g ij am , • niiiele non, Nthe iseitroarie between the two a he oniewied, vagerld ho gvadaelly ihrerhig hen wit aiiitr7 , and liperjby.rAtit,liss British Inadviadtgamia mil °l"c6a9r - " 440 44 Wie. 48 4 ' gg . speetive concern, la trade. . ; or if, uti iniflrary, ail Wham etito•trisoolkoll thee . imhottoo suat bit iihettot4i• ha 111111bnie safety. be refolaarraif Tilt .70,11 t, ifistrere h itill Welk aei n n Imes. ll*. oho bon bete( radioed to ' torrrhopt soly,twalldt with t • doe portion of ourgilatirdp, to o hirh this truer. ha Who* . am* of employment and rekeped. ' : . • • Your Pctitnmers trine it ie hhste to the manning def./cation which the tom ut }leak bresch of orir euwirocree ;gust produce is the duties me imports sod eniorts, on the tonnage of shipping, on insurance, on stamps, iis the Income or .Proprity Ta., and la various other brandies settle rev/nee... _ . . To thopreeedirg comiderations, pine PcWilmer, are hu rtled to adil some locol iiifonnation, which being ultimately eumwited with their direct interests they ace coolideat oil be retarded with due sittew.i.id by Trritionent. The amount of shipping of the United States of America, ',hi t t deem' out nt the Curtuts-buube of this pull is the year isny, WWI I 3 1.1 tom. Tbe sums rapes:led in poet ebonies.. repairs, PrOlilliall, sad Miser chabomemento for the ships dily, amoinited to op. wards of isn,oool. Thermions charger on the outward mod homeward cubes 'reheat ships, exclosise of all Girecniniciat duties, amount to. much latter mini, and the whole 'vanes is Liverpool. Your Petitiusves team that thi will j.istify the maxi, ty they /net we labalftif as Warman* so intimately connected with lb ecaluserre aid promo* .y. Tour Petitioners therefor*, Rom eansiderstioos affecting both tLiir insmedisiVistenots , mll what *be, humbly run* n ret to be the Mini. vest interests of aka ii• asipire, prpy, that the said (Muses in the Rill to which tie objections of your Pirtitiosers apylp,'lsiy not 1.. eluded lat.. a law, ispd that i Ober Ina jbe MINI by Cos in supprut , thellegatiurs it this Petition :.--And yaw Petitiooevin ' enerpiniy. Mood *a liunimess. PETITION ' _ i V PINK vrtD (Pt ?llt 4pt ipir Irfairs. , To TUC NON 01J RADIX THE comotortt OF I Itts • IiW,,: II IT NINGINter•REAT INITAIN AND [DELAND, IN • PANLI'AiIENT AASEMSII.CD. The Petition of the uaderigril Altrelosato of W I 'IT-, ow o.; LV /WSW IF.TH, That yaw Petitioner hambiy tertrat to yew liknow.• able Hare, that tartans Orders to Copra bye bar la, red by Mt Majesty, traria' date at tit i o(Ntreatleee km Rem . the Wept" at which your liar seas.. is apprehend eassivisenees the root or Wel to Are iht.rests; that by the v.r at year Ilesourabie Hoe, your Petitioners observed that a Mires, sad still is, 'eli they me Manned, depending, porportingte be . A bill he We,. after* carryiog hay curative retain Or‘ve of Conneit. mods Jr the prentetitia of the ride tail sari. pities aCerst BOW% sod gemming dunes ar falettas on ineenda nose a,: 1. Great Beitalm" • that row reIiNNINS44/4. as the tot Ilarkluarstit to or of their Ilirrerosestloot, a Petition terra llottoonibte Hass, porn to ber,boutd ollorst the odd, Bil!t which retitle* yew relator:o omodreoteed yomi Honourable hileues, or serer 4 awe Sr% or or viola* to receive. MIN the terra otrar 1111amorablo also*,, year Petitioners setinems. sr al a a hpargaidad that limey 'hash be, c. o rs:Ma& DlMplaille PAWN= as pap -shi e d the the forma a Mt lINWNIMMA Name serer have Imo re earn be orb, air orb& lba aahrtto ed this hinder *or reins ail Zruitboatels their frievaarea, wed to take kw" n t elf Or they antaely to teectoe from soy MM. moo roserol mode of the leeirth orris. Ter Prairsorro, daily sire lateressod a ith a rovidloa ser 4 esse4 etreialloat dr lorry they aro 10l to retro Ades the del Illador le Cored, rot esairent of year No natirshia Hero; that yea would be to her them by thole Courtel, sad to peemit.ocirlesee la be brought to cf2' i ar that your Petitioners may hare as oppartnalty of hut.., ear ilowankbe Hosea the rota* a pe. ailq they fai that their most importaat interests eesid he espoorsi to the greoloot homed —Amid year PetiOrnaen shalt pert ray. WILLIAM K *TIMONE. JAMES. CROPPER. TIIONAII MARTIN. ••• _--rem-v• LD .ACEETING. • 11GD, . :all Oa Tuesday last, porsmant• an, public 'ideation. meat, a Meeting was held at Huddersfield, to crim inal.* of the !propriety of petitioning Iris Majesty For the restoration of peace. Hustings wets allected opposite to the Banking-house' of Messrs. Ingram Mid Co. lot. the acs oinnsodation of those persona who were to be the principal . Medium on this scomios. Abont one o'clock, Jedienb Ingham. of Blake 11.11, Esqi.Cliainnan of a Mating held at the Rose and Crown Inn, in Iludderstield, about a fortnight before. and be which dot'preneot one was called, came &inward, sod addresied the popu lace. Hr said, that he had several hears liven re cleaned to take the lead in calliirg a Meeting to petition for peace, Ism lad declined it, and that he should not have complied with these requests, hail he not been more and more convinced that the prevent Administration was tiot at all inclined to procure peace. Of this die ausweso thy had re turned to the offered medi.ativin of Russia, and of Austria, aistried another !wake( He could say a sweet deal ea the evils of war, but It was dowels • fart.'•^PallK Tie - in/ ifill'Aeicett was the in terest of this commercial country. On this sohject the Committee, of which he ass Chairman, had drawn up several Resolutions, which they meant to bring foraard for public &pro bonen. It was the business of site meet ing, in the first place, to appriot a • Chairman ll tic+ he hoped smut prison would come forward to appoint ; after , which, other matters would he id Iran - Ott forward: the Petition which was so he presented to fro . pint', would be rt ie Z ei rld ihre be seen hem Ythis country wmi • for !Mom or war, ' • , A Sfr.lgdials ?labia. etibialq•liveP seePP4 Ontetifler arid ',roamed that giiiiatgs Ingham. ar 1.1;aii44, Zs+ be calla' to the Clime. Tlim be ing put and carried, Use Chair 'Was accordin;:ly tales by M. Togliatti. The initirldliwinenb can iag the 'intent meeting being *old, alter .3 short pteface„ Mr. Clay, linen.draper,of Hodder*. tleid, road the ResointMus proposed • by the (es.. twitter, sf wheels the following *a espy, vis.—s. 1. not was is. at ail taws. as esti of fist wigged* • awl tam mew lis hurt awrptit be torwitistebe 11. 111810 e perirst pmtrecte4 ' , or to. bees StadltrtlM of the megrim es'emities to Escape, sad apposes to haltillai specific etiject. ' • • • 111. 'Hat. ass prowiete, of lioriatuie7;o6 veil 4 tp depimatile etweraf wee rewaree rce. we feel it au dig ) to me ~, n 1...f.i. alit te *limbo the tote esim. of peace 11 • . 1 6 " it atirwie /lie tr. ) . Fly's )Britten we teMalp I they hare rejected the des. • .the wadiesloted Par ••4 th at di Kin Arabes is suitors essaphet by ohkh this theralhee,'whatfrot el in the exercise of this eoustitation. the King, appears, at the pee ; as the war, the se , „astigmatism of trade, have is. _-oaty is general, mini the twanisfireturing dies podicalor, ritparetaisees of extreme siletress ; ..ass Whirls &ere appears Do prospect of delierraore, until the easneet, equally disastrous mat dangerous, be tormitrated. VII. That it 'apposes the 'ate Cokes of Conseil, 'm yosin o tax ,osi the rope* of the vt -sets of Neatest States (such esegoon balogthe ponder* of their own soil). are likely to bemire as in • woe with America :-a country Is skirl British insionfeensied goods kneit beeu exported, aannall), to an sannsnot antosiot. VIM: That I P'etitiow he peroente.l to His Majesty, hint to lake Otto hi loneedlate mut mast serious wa snsieiotiaeir this d9derehte sitontion iota laieb hie subjects dIWV. by WM* rosiest ; sad to adopt sock tom sewn as ,to 111 widow, shall deem necessary, cossisicat with the rational broom and safety foe pause( a mop to the thayiate elusion of Masao blood , the waste of Urinals property, mod the dliniautruis of its diguity sod fur open. tag the usual dimwit!. •of our almost stagnant commerce; that once more, ruder his yaterual Guertin:mut, we may en joy peace with an Its bletrings. IX. 'f hat should Ills Majesty he advised to reject the Prayer of .4111 W Perlaboh, we will, Moo time to time, exercise our coonitistianial right of petitioning. X. ThatMilliesn Willierfoece awl. mad . 11.1 Right Hon. Lord Viseurain Milton ' be reeno;eU to prrseull our Petition to His Majesty ; and to aid, In their sole awl aeppurt is Pathan art, the desire of their Cuastitireuts, fur the speedy restoration of PCUre. XI. rim' the rottemen who called Nis meetiog be ap. pointed a Committee, to CUT) them Relit'tattoos into effect . l'he Resolutions bang gone through, the ques tion was put upon each n2parutely, when they were all declared to be. curried unamulously, with one eiception ; and in that case, the President said he believed it was the mistake of a Ventleinteu who held up his hated for the negative. Whets one of deem was put, a manufacturer, of the name of Jplin timpl)ell, of Itaistrick. made some observations front the crow.l, b it could not be diltinetty heard ; be was therefore desired to come upon the hustit.gs. Ou ascending them, however. it appeared, that Ir. geoerally ati ! inirel of the itelatittions. though he had lariat to bring forward another, but did not Clow Moen to introduce it. As the whole of the pre- teat eig Resolutions had been agreed to by theCoin lefitter, ut n former inertia* fie had cousented to &Mtt his intended inotiosi till the others hod passed. '-:-Likace, he observed, was not the only thing they ht tin petition for : other things were equally us vse • ry as peace. If we might judge from what 'hid passed, even a peace must be attauded with UV hicrease of oppressive taxes, i,i addition to the hkavy taxes we were now burdened with. lie raid to the Meeting some extracts foot the Ile,o lioions elite:v.l iteto at severs! other Wee, in the %Vest Ritliag, ow sale nohjytt, al •! particularly at (peck-hill we believe) heat Bradiord, where it was tauten. that the taxes were heavy and intrap. nada Lenten; and that the tat-et= their visit so often, that they were to. the whole country. lie lent it to the lir jupge how far this was true. He had a to drisig forward, but he was abnnat unkuowti and at jaunted, and, therefore, it' it fell to the igoottili, it irould tune lee tile the situation of the proposer. lit eonelnd;d by moving, as a Rewslution, 46.tlea lb k taxis were at pre sent so heavy, as to be elsOst in beeleralde bemire ; that they had he-raided, were in.treasing, and that the welthre of the couutry re tittered that they should be diminished." ;After a few words (ruin the C 114111131 MN • who said the proposed question was a strange thin 6 to the Cesunaittee, end therefore the Meeting ruti.t dati on ne whether they would eutertani itt L iktesa with dr ten. The Petition was then rend. It stated, in nib stu tier. the ditficultse. under which the Petitioners iatpured, iu ennsespiem:e of the present loug-pro tratted contest, which. by shutting up the 1143A111- ,4pßiki channels of commerce, hail deprived the povic. of emploimeat. increased the tuxes, and gteitattened the safety of this happy roman. : that iiis A Mujeny's exertions' in lulislf of his Allies had spltlrren lade to secure them from being over-ran and yltindered by the cumin . : that' the late Orders in lsonewil were !they to iiivoive us w u war with which would tend still enure to a,ggrunito the distresses of the petit - worm; and therefore the., prayed Iris Majesty to endeavour to bring ahiiit a Peace. if ft could he obtained on terms. eateirtast with the national honour and security ; assuring him, that if his endeavours proved unanc crostini. they would join .o th.f4:nil hint against all the •Ittacks of the enemy, and cheerfully unite to provide for the ratty a( the realm. The bosisievs hying finished, Mr. ii Mid moved the Thanks of the Meeting to Benjamin Ingham, Esq. 'for his digniticil cundutt in the chair, which was . %Arrieil nuauitaiou4l). u. INVIIAaI then retnrned his hearty thanks to the llfeeting for their peaceable (*Anti. So cosi siderisble a tvanpnn, he olim•rred, bad never been .L • • • _• i_t •d•—. •••• Petiti4m, he informed them, world be hanCleol shout to doll' for signature; and as tbe•ohjeet of thine tobeetinx was to petition for Peace, he hoped they would all depart Wormy to their loonies. line,' a few wards wails from Mr. CAMPBELL, who eldhorted them to cense forward and sign the Petitioe, and these° ahem, that neither plat:cozen nor pet isioners could ewer gainsay the voice of the people, the meeting broke isp : is little after two o'clock. I , • s. The 'lumber of persons preset& lays nor ('or. respondent. might be Nen 3 111000. The rank , Herold tays—m So great sere the numbers *Miter id toge Per, that. for scene time, thawzb hundreds *ere son gwiog, yet the numbers in front of the hustings. &e. seessivel ant the learn diminished ; and, *pan a moderate eilenhotion, (the ground has iug hewn mellowed for that pnwpo,e„) rt line been proved that vows!s of ii.tbno premiss were pre sreaVint this saupootent orawion, exclusive of the 41ifirprionas who crowded the witulos; of the Arliinett tareets, and who occupied the tap of the •waijoiniag build imp'. • A *To the great credit of the pariSam'presitaL, not 14144445 t til.torivance took place, or any fleet ' tient whatever. Upon the whole. a ineallig .-huntetwear. wad rriportable Lir not }IRO lAN. ue that town and Iv aghbourlactoal- lap. Liar olchoa attha *Nina." PST/WON etretevett en tor. 3d Fiesta. tiles. MI TN' NoltstiltAilLll Qs toottlotte for Tit memo ineseett •y IOWA? DDITAIN AND IPIN ELAM U PARI.I4INUIT ASSENISLED. Tee Pedalo et the es.dreatteed Ytreleseta sad Medial's** et Liverpool, Weirs* Pt the Tole to ilia Vatted States et Avarries, entstavt That peer Pe tli t=e3teespiele wine west aseirty the =genOdell Amy etelaa• e SW sow := l".4 l4l=A l ltit Neste et Ihiliblit4 , oole Otto esseetios e?q 011ste d einskil nude tor ths Plablet lee of the „vett Nerigetbse ut Owed *este, end peetleg Peep 9stors se tweet, 130. 501 i expend frog Meet 0 14 • 4 !. OP l l° • That r Peltdeserzbeed et* if c ae esese• yea s la, aleti fiereetraese lei sod tked et then, oriee twror Ibig e eieb ether by • Ta "Amity. Cemeetee. • iths, preveaksg thee ebell be Gres ire' end tesisisesel peers, .eedl •• Wow slid *teem liewilrhip desosodisi thipt ip ahlempb Berme. so barn bees new* take% whit the view perpetuate. the geed ete p happily eitbeistieg breves, dr toy asesteies, sod etdrawleg cheer the tier reueeteies beim** dos I pre the Alps et Der merclirnft, sellieg be tenet esedleilebtp *Ni] the law el estiums, a• d with the mere epee elk they thee eeesseette stied 1 three of poem se well et et = s e eat pevipthett to temper the emus, eventettlt the ef dish orb WI, ilia &Neer flee um, le the peas et Ilibint emeheries efdll which they sloe rebuses she rchAanfai et ha* ere commove bet tee b skips ese to be eoespelled. am bettlittle .sowed Led tulaw.Pr4 wilinge, to &vats eels Ark diem thewele, ester • *awl. part, end there (es peer Petitionses easserire) a sad yelped Heir tapes, be- lieve thief ereitestitted go reeved to the peelof liar original testlesessa. 'ISO a e. .t Al mere diebetrieg eeeeripteere will be. telZ i e i rElefiles , whit! minters pert of the orgasm AIM abesught new MON h pto be oem. ere we. . *MIN We the re-espeeestio- moor et deem, old steevewrepsettellee off elottoe abeelehtly prohibited—ebile, nstepSe dee &eve &tire wed rretreists. Ow seam .4 mach pre. pod. stillefets tit i orerrel geld ledepeodeet State, restive mipriotloo ool=t is di .tedi d g at .° v ar gbe rosin, s 4 tem •tat Illt trio soleati.cu Itigew iloatlooohircts3 ottgi t th ',AO to or "pot thew, to right,lr equally the story of the ea molleito rept,. VI. , 71st iller•eserriee of this right .rot Meet, ratter of manifest oecersi4 .0404iiiuk of toms, and tir *toroth THE• ROCHFORT SQUJDROX " utast:rut, Fmk " We learn from the Privs-ma e t er o f au Aiii brig, detained by Ilia Maje s ty' s Amp Strei Is, ss e l 1 1; on the 19th inst. in the kinOtiniesffleispealec,`,, he feilin with a etrangi.littu t lrati, usiwitat eugs o line mail of the and sone • , which he is slat% Mon are either Russians at kreards. The Isa gti t chase to die dctained geoid e-l a , -which is ov „ 4 skewed her colours; on seeing wrhiiii, a , u s gno , recal appeared to he wade f r o m the apa,b.,, , ' she hauled her wind aadjoised. They wi ve sty Mg to the Eastrard." t d i i cafe.• The following aceopp4 reteived by the Mai of au American ship, Mile Jliew York to Me - • which arrived yesteritilt, may sane to *law u s ruidtiplicity of conjectvres as to their motio n ~ On tits iriM fait la bit 37. lon. 10.3 s be MI go . 4 a Form% elendrue, cusoistiag at elle tot seventy-lams. a bean frigate, sad • brig. awe k gate Ile learnt that * takiee sad d*Az which had Moira see maims isfilie to r t, th e? their Mope hem lbuchefert es the 17* SW. cape Miseries., had steered to the soil th aardelsill male of It. 0. to mind ear lush -oat Mors A • the American ship. they itosiiiinsad•amilessa they reached the latitude of as. o. whs.. —. b• A 4 eastward, sad MI , ii with the coast Aifj ism te e , I twelve !mum is the maim aril id Cape 4a r Me 44 hneter they lay-to till sun-id , alma silt it saw es I. M ow T .,. bear, et R. W. 'lntl. rut, elan they mitered the Get 1 44 double weft invents, sod weer Aimee of Ceuta sheet badge that idea, whom the Asterism vessel lust sight ur 414.4 a "Pali." I ANOTHER *ATVS!, PEL iO. " Sir Rl:shard Strachein's liquadron, of sev,,,, m l dale line and one frigate, pawed this yenta* afternoon, in pursuit of the I t o 4ffert.N which were last seen off CiirtAagena. That patt of the expedition which arrived het: some time to ts is now getting nutter way, to proceed to SiLili ; they amount to between 3 lubds.fitotio men. " By the last aecoonts from Lind Collingwood • he had gene up the Adriatie, M. pwsiiit of a itai. sian squitdrou of five sail of die line ; is that tlu was, up force off Toulon to-appose the jenctios d all the eamoy'a squadron+, now iu the Medite.. nitteen. We are extremely apprehensive for th e •fste of Skit •." •.• roe the Hams Ciftait, we i lost Nye. THE BRITISH P RESS. LONDON, MONDAY. Aliacm 7. The Lieusof6a guns. Capt. UNATIICOTE. is 3e& ma Saturday tooruiag. from Portimmitath, for Ow.. with the folioaiug Eaa ludiassea wader 4eatosT. Tie..—Oeree. Capt. WttaLanseti ; Cern. Cl* W. Do NSFOID Comeau, Capt. L Locusts; Dap. oetestift. cstrt. IL IL Hams Alsarkk Cagle. eacsarre: Paid Scorr, Capt. Lorna, kin. as I Rader, Capt. IL Mummy, far Madras and China. Also the edemas, Cale. Ifixivika; hied Naisag,eapt. Herres; MO Inglis. Capt E mai Ai ; end rthe Pratt*. Capt. Sruitarses, foe. Madras and Itengal..-The 17th Itessi t metit of Light Utipaar , about 600 swag, coussaaadri by Lieut. Colonel Corrox, came Ia Isere hiOlibsadAy. from Chichester, and ernbariul ua 411101 beta, for Maar**. Syietscrived froin St. Ifeleaa, oat Saturday, dated 3d Jautiery, we leant, Oa dot drips Miry, Ateriesasphau Ana, Sandi Ckriittata. Diars, Sif 'Maw Pafreacs, and ouhurard‘bilead, ar rived at Tal)le Say the 7th Dacesstaer hot, seder convoy of the Aftrientuak—The Adresse/we. whaler, Capt. P&az, arrived at St. Helena the 37th Dreg —No Indianola at St. Helena. We give this day copies of the two Liverpool Petitions rejected by the noose of Comeasessi; sod also an account of the late Meetiug at liodderafteld. in Yorkshine, and the Resolutions adopted by it is favour of peace. One of the priucipal subjects of comp Lent in these articles is the retinal of the prof fered mediation of Austria and Rs..ue Some persons, however, contend, that this refusal does wit furnish any evidence of .an iatlisi . meitios to peace en the part of Ministers; as impartiality and power to enforce the award are essential qualities in a Mediator, God as Russia and Austria did eat possess these requisites, their offer ought not to be ac cepted ; they could not act with fermis r orapires. nor efficiently us' tuarantees. This argument is relied upon by the Ministerialists as irrefragable, and if it be as, it probes the case made oat by the Petitioners of Yorkshire sad ,Liverpool ; for if neither AnAriii nor Russia be 'efficiently powerful to set as an efficient Mediator betweeu France and Eagle's. where are we to look for a state erimp seitt to assume that character.' They are the two in Ist rcrverful nations in the world that could interfere in oar quarrel; and to reject then on the ground of weakness, is to say. that no offer of trtutliatioas iU be accepted, ma* free what quarter it may. Upon the other point Lass! Gasovittoo stated distinctly in Ike I Louse of Folds, Shirt impar tiality is not an absolute and essential quality in a Melloto.. and this position was not controverted. Indeed in the present state of the world, :ma the passions of nations are so mach inflamed. and their interests so moth tucolved, it is scarcely poosible that ilicre should be any poser with a purely neu tral feeling be.reen the two great ioutencling na tions that agitate the saes.. Here thee again the case 4 A . the yetiti , intrs on; r-m• if Au.- MY I of p St li that us*,