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II V - _ / - • 1-( / ...- )//6 "(e.;/Li- II" .. 114 , 5E7 , ?-• °4l-111/6(11-821. t I; • -, __, irt L . ( (A a b it • '*., Ink.* i,t rt . 4 4) j NAV • t - . , .. • • . , . . • iy„ , • - • 4TIPAIJirt(f •) 4 1 ; I l ~ ( li 1 I '"llIll'1PI k i .' 4'''. l t ' 1, 1 , 1 .1 LONDON, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1821. NVIWREK 5893. THKATRR-ROYAL, DRURTLANIi. TO -MORROW, THURSDAY. October 45. his Majesty's Servants will perform MA tinge) a new Dramatic Piece, in Hires nets, nulled GERALD[ DUVAL. THE BANDIT OF BOHEMIA. Genital Duval, Mr. Coolies; Count Altenherg. Mr. Bar nard ; Maurice, Mr. Meredith; Witiikin, Mr. litnighs ; Mr. Randall ; Sorrell, Mr. Smith. Elbehit, Countess of Altentertr, Miss Smithson; Nies, Miss Cubi ; Nionette, Mrs. Kinds Barbaro, Mrs. Egerton. After which THE CORONATION. CAMBRIAN AND CELTIC LITERATURE. Os the Ist of November will be published, mice Is. Ed. No. XXIII. of the EeA MBRO- BRITAIN, to hr continntA Monthly, as heretofore, bet, althongh st the (wilier , upon all enlarged and improved settle, so as to em. a greater variety o f th e i n t erest i ng su bj ects, compelled *Piano the original pl an o f th e pu hli eat i ou. ' To be published by Simpkin and Marshall. Stationers' flail court, Ludgate street, to whom Communications for the Editor, fret of postage, are requested to be addressed, sal whom map be had the Two 'sinuses of the Coombe's &Bon, already published, price 12s. 6d. each. Orbit is • 18, 1821. This day are published. in one volume Bvo. place 95., Itmn., 6s. IQERMONS on the CHRISTIAN CHARAC TER, comprising the Christian in his Closet, Panay, Church, ac.; with occasional Discourses un Stated Semites. By the Rev. C. .1. HOARE, Rector of Godstoase, avid late Vicar of Blantlford. Blartdford: Printed mid Sold by.folin Shipp; Sold also by Hatchard sod Son, Piccadilly; Riviragtoss, St. Paul's Church. yard; Seeley. Fleet-street; Baldwin sod Co. Paternoster vow, Losdoit ; sod all other Booksellers. the best means of putting an enirtn the evits of the Afar in Peru, viz, on the part of Lis Excellency D. Jose sir Losers., President of the Jonta of Pacification established in Lima, Messrs. Manuel de Llano y Redeem Major-Getiefal, D. Joe* Maria GaWinn, second Constitutional Alderdian of the City of Lima, and D. Manuel A h reu, Captain in the Navy sad on that of his Excellency General D. Jose de San Martin; Messrs. Colonel Thomas Guido, first Aid-de-Camp, D. Joel' Garcia del Rio, Secretary of the Government and Fitiance, sod D. Jose Ignacio de 14 Rosa, convinced that a temporary suspension of hostilities is necessary hi order to fix the basis of a neeeciation, and arrange so Armistice, during which' both parties may proceed to concilitue the present differences between the Spanish Government sad the ladopendiruts of this part of America, after eachanging their respective and nil powers, do agree to the folios/nig Articles:— " I. Hostilities are siospetided between theeoetrhrting par ties during the term of 20 dAya, reckoning from that is . hich the present armistice shall be ratified. The divisions of both armies shall preserve the positions width they shall oc cupy at the time that the ratification of the armistice shall be notified to them, and their parties shall not advance be. yond the lilies to n hick they at present extend. "2. If the above-named term of days shall ant be found su ffi cient for h e failfilswees of afi yilhoposed object, II may be extended as far as shall be necessary to that effect. " 3. As soon as this armistice shall he ratifisd, their Ex cellencies Senor I) Jose de Lseerna, and Senor& Jose de San Mantel, accompanied by two of the members of the Jambi of Pacification, mid other persons to he agreed on, shall hold an interview on some day and at some place to be named, in ender that, the difficulties that exist with each of the eon erecting parties being overcome, both Commissioners may proceed immediately to arrange a definitive armistice. " 4. If, by any unforeseen fatality the two contracting parties sh a ll b e ' , na m e to arrive at a mutual good under standing, hostilities &ball nut be reviewed by either of them without two day.' notice that the resent armistice is at as end. have brew exitused by the mad upposiliob tibia was ins& to the Patriot touups w.ll eutivisee you that the liberty and itt dependi-hce of America are decreed &y Divine Providence, and that the unjust tyrannical government ususport by the Spaniards must glair in the Ni w Muhl. It is my duty to warn you, that if room heuctforweril any Patriot ahoWd bt insulted ur prrsecuird, ur •oo) oesistauce made to the Patriot •rnia, the Winn of Arica will breonne the monument of chess tisement, aud its ruins will announce the whole world that its deatrtietion bas linen the yr stilt of the opposition which it ovule to its nuts liberty and !hot of South America. The moment of year happiness is at hand, if you siish to embrace that just cause, the olrfroote of which lms barn sworn to. and the attainment of winch is induhitstote. The embargo wilt cllllll6lllle until the inhabitants of Arica shall evince as ad hesion to the just emose, and shall begin to ant in that ' , plod. "Arica, Slay 41, WI Pal re lii. • have to iisfurm evu, ll.al the bale of cloth toadied M. 2 91. U the bat, of raven duck marked R. D. hl4/. 10, shall forth.. • trip be returned; but I lace to tufotin 'um, that whetktr jolt committer yuntself or Out, and whether you think mope , W abandon your tight■ as supeicargo, you Mast rittlilitile MI board the twig, mid proceed with her to Chili, an the n titre of my duties heie do oid permit me 1,, delay their tit:- I'lB6oa 111.f.ee the r, ivolour pretence of not thicking proper to owl; ant sourhy. " Wit wtil Ire to your owners, and not me; Yin have ittotti , ed the btorlrade. and 1 hare interfered, na tny duly elcinai.ocil, to prrirriti the th limitation of the whole, instead of a p,rt of your cargo, which in my ...en mind is &nanisli, or not and whether flee blockade. is acknowledged or not is of little impuriauce, au neutrals are not tit carry nit a cuttimeice ia time of wur, wldcli they were not permitted it. do in lime of p-ace, nor here am ierailials a right to trade to It,. close colitairs of another Power, far I c a to supply t.e (abodes of une loll:v.8 . ml at the exp. use of another. The Procession coinMentes from Weanwitniter The Second Scene, the Interior of the Abtwy.—The Third, and Introductory Scen►, in which Mr. Knight will introduce a new elbllliC Snug, entitled, " The King and the Coronation, Old England and the People."—The Fourth Scene, the Hall, in fiat coarse of which the Grand Eatre of the awangiou. (g.gnr " (.OCH RA N E." (Signed) " LUIS PEN! IV • DEN ET, fklyelnel." Copy of Lord Cochrsot's license to the Cockburn to trade to ail parts south of Cheutv Lime ioclueive The owners have my full petal** mill-amoSlorehirlillie pose of their cargo in such port or ports from Mance) , tn. wards the south of Pero, as may awl their interests sir cues venience, expressly ' jointing to the said ship my license, on the part of the Government of Chili, to enter the port of Callao, hereby r , quoin and directing any and all of the captains and command. ra of the ship orves , els of war by which she may he boarded, to inan.l off from the said pm, of Callao, in order to allow the said ship, Admiral Cockburn, In enter without suspicion of collusion; and, farther, time raid ship has perioi?si.rs to withdraw, either in bullion sir gouda, to the ainisssio of the valve of her cargo for the hiocksiled porta, so (quivaltut hiving been received for the Given under my hand this 121 b day of May, 1821, " Chalon Slates ship Sim Alartin, Arica Ray, (Signed) " COCHRANE" Tit costlede with (17th lime) a sew Farce, called • MONSIEUR TONSON. The Principal Characters by Meters. Cooper, Barsard, Foote, Gallic. W. H. Williams, Meredith, Vining, Mrs. Knight, Miss Saltbsee, sod Mrs. Bland. The Doors I. be ',petted at &a o'Clork, awl eke Par forunssees I. bees at Sews. Bones, 7s ; Breese Price, 3s. 114.—Pit, 3s. ed.; Seemed Pries, ts.—Gallery, Semite Price, ls.—Upper levy, le.; Seemed Price, &I. " Their, Sir, ate paints of lew or whirls you cannot knorant, atyl which eauserste rat, and not you, Low alt . itlie,eqqato r be 'hey they May.-1 am, _ roar eulAr-ivani (tt vied) .6 COCH RA NE " " I bold the thottanott dollar. a, met of the proceeds of that pail of the tatgo banded at /Ito a." ~ TM, day la petdisk* limo. price 9s. boards, THE COOK‘S ORACLE; eontnittinic Re. cripts foe Mein Cookery on the most Economical Plan for Private Families; also the Art of composite: the most simple and most highly-Giddied Broths, Gravirs, Soups, Genres, Store Sauces, and Flavoorieg lEmenees; she quantity of each Article is areerately Mated by Weight and Measure ; the whole hieing the result of mensal experinsents institeted ie the Kitchen of • Physician. The Third Milieu, which M al. most entirely rewritten. Rh: PORE OF THE INTENDANTS OF THE Prnue HEALTH' AT AI .t HsEILLES TO HIS BRITANNIC 11AIEs1'1"3 CONSUL IN THAT PORT. Printed for A. Constable and Co Ediaburgh ; and Horst, Robinson, and Co. asrapside, London. " For practical receipts we recommend particularly sod chiefly the Cook's Oracle, is w►ich, Mont wit► the plainest directions, there is store of Philosophy, sod, if we stay so speak, of the Literstore of Gastrowousie, thaw in any work we have sees."—Simplessest to Etseyelopedis Britannia, article Food. " S. Their Excellencies Seam. Don Josede Lateens, and Se. war D. Jose San Martin, nn making the ratification, shall re. apectively give orders that each of the foregoing articles shall be faithfully and scrupulously observed. " 6. The present armistice shall he ratified by each of the contracting parties within eight hours. " Given at Puuchauea, at five in the evening of the 23(1 a May, 1821. Copy of a letter from the supercargo of the Ro bert Fudge to Captarso Hall, of the ( orrutay, givisog •n account of the arrangements entered into tweet' him ■ud Lord Ccchratte. " Those of oor readers who Move heels lased to the hope,. fees and barbarsos aorwerselatore .f Mrs. Glass, sod who [Signed by the Commissioners.] " The present Treaty is confirmed and ratified iu all its M►ts, " May 23, 1821. " JOSE DE LACERNA. 4 TORRIBIO DE ACEBAL. " Head-quarters at Anew), play 23, 1821, " Ratified—JOSE DE SAN MARTIN." have watched the meet pewees or the ente•i's is this tawdry, will be surprised at the rapid strides which have been made towards the improvement of the Art of Cookery; and we may orators to prophecy, that the Cook's Oracle will be amender,/ as the English limonite's, of Cookery, and may well earn for its Author the proud title of Apieitts Bei tarmicas."—Ediatiorgh Review, N 0.09. NEW THEATER-ROYAL, HAYMARKET. T HIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY, Oct. 24, will be performed THE BEGGAR'S OPERA. ?carbon, Mr. Terry; Lockit, Mr. Williams; Capt. Mac. heath by a yawn/ Lady (ber 2J appearance um this stage); Filch. Mr. J. Rowell. Mrs Pesebent, Mrs. Pearce; Polly, Mies R. Corri; Lacy, Mrs. Jones. Previous to •hieh THE SPOIL'D CHILD. OW Piaci,. Mr. William.; Little Pickle, Mrs. Baker; Tag. Mr.TaySeare. Mies Mrs. Pearce; Maria, Mrs. Vueog ; Ma►gery, Mrs. Kendall. To conclude with the Rotlmp, Entree' BOMSANTES FU 10s0 Artaxomitione, 1111 r. J. Russell ; Fri.bor, Me, Hammond; Gemini Bondaaalet, Mr. Tayieore. Dadaism, Mrs. Josses. Doors to be opened as Halt past Six o'Cluck—lke Play to belie at Sews. Bozea, 3s.—First Gallery, 46.—Seemul Gal lery, la. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. biassingbun, at the Theatre. N.B.—Private Bosee may lie bad nightly, by application at the Buz-uSce. To-uorrow, Thr Beggar's Opera—Mi ♦ Rukad fiat an Oliver. SURREY THEATRE. The whole of the new Productions sod Performers having been twice honoured with must entbusiaatie approbation, the present Performances will he repeated during t he . . . . . • IV irk wben They Mad be laid naide, un account of a grand Romance, in which Miss S. Bowl), who is engaged for twelve nights, will make her appearsoce; aid on Monday, November 5, Mrs Jackson (laic Alias Stash y). formerly of the Tbesire.Royal, Drorylasse, who was received with the 'prong eclat in the *glorifiers of Juliet, Mohler., aid Desdernona, will appear in a popular Melo dranie. THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY, Oct. is, a Comic !huller. tolled VALF.NIINE'!i DAY. After which a. Historical Mrloilian;tsc Romance, called THE DUKE'S BRIDE: Or, THE RUINS IN THE FOREST. To which will be addrela New Rurlktta, outer the title of THE VETERANS; Or, THE COMMODORE AND THE COLONEL. To conclude *alb an emir'', New Farcical Pentomimical Bur lerta, rot Alta THREE OF THEM ; Or, HARLEQUIN HUM ! II ARLEQUIN STRUM!'— AND HARt.F.4UIN Door■ open at Half past Pier, Performances Baltpaat Six. Halt-price at Half-pass Eight. £30,000 MONEY ! ! TOR THE FIRST DRAWN PRIZE NEXT TUESDAY. ni,(l J. SiVEWRIGHT r•cleht the • p ublic aurntion lu iLe LOTTERY which hrgissa Ni ENT 'I I' ES OA Y. The leading features are Three Prizes .f t:10,000' and 1 Li. ty ittlorr Capitals. Every Ticket aims rlch nrc.ding ua own tale. All Money! and pot I 11%te , ks litt Tickets and selling by .1. and J. SIVEWRIGHT, who sold in the last[..[limy •,421, a Prize of 25,000/. and wiry n(30.0001 20,11011[. ice. Sae. have been distributed in She Public, at 37, Curishill ; 38, Haymarket; and 11, Holborn. TUESDAY NEXT. SIFT and Co. ncknowlettge with gratitude kJ the great increase he their sale of Tickets sod Shares o f the present popular Lottery, • eiressuatauee affording undoubted proof that the &diem* has met with general approbation. Its leading features are—first, THREE PRIZES of 30,000 f. and many other Capitals,. All the Prized are of Sterling Honey, and the good old fashion of '' Nut Too Blanks to a Prize" is again restored. This Scheme is so plain and simple , that no one can fail to un derstand it on she first perusal. The Drawing begins um the 30th of the PRESENT MONTH (October). SWIFT and Offices, No. 11, Poultry; 12, Charing- CUM. ; and 31, Aldeatv High street, have been fortunate to the pubs , in the Sale of great Prises, particularly the last , 1 0 ,001/1. :Honey Prize ever draws. Schemes at large EAST-STREET, RED LIO N-SQU AR E. TO BE LET, by the Mastery, Governor., and Trosiees of the Bedford Charily, on a RE PAIRING LEASE, for • Term of TWENTY.TWO YEARS and a HALF, from Christmas next, A HOUSE, No. 28, EAST-STREET, RED LION-SQUARE. Persona desirous of liking Ilse same, are to send in Pro posals in writieg, sealed up, to the Reeeiver, Mr. Gntobed, 92, Greet Russell-street, Bloomsbury, on or before the Nib day of Novemba r arm. A for. of the Proposal and a particula► of the Repairs may be sees op the Premises, or at No. 92, Great Ruudl•atreet r between the hours of Metres sod Three. FIRST-DRAWN PRIZE 130,000! CARR.OLL. the Cowirector, with gratitwde arkaawledjea the raspy seeks of peiMie Meer be has already reeeivrd is the wriest Lawny, and hopes he shall have the please's, NEXT TUESDAY, of dividing the First drawn Prize, entitled to 30,0001. amongst Ike Parebasers at hie Offices, 10, Cornbill, sad Osfard-street, where ha Sold the Last 30,0001. ever drawn. The SCIWISIC, whisk was formed to inert the public wieliwz,esetains THREE OF £30,000! THIRTY OTHER CAPITALS!, ALL THE PRIZES MONEY! NOT TWO BLANKS TO A PRIZE! Tickets seol Shares are Selling at CARROLL'S Palmists Office., as above. AOUTII AMERICA. GAZETTE EXTRAORDINARY OF CHILE. smeriAao, JULY 4. INTELI.IGENCE FROM THE LIBERATING ♦EMY OF PERU. Dispatch from the Goverisor of Valparaisio, to the Mesmer of State for the department of the Goverment : " M half past (oar o'clock this main,. the twig Catalina, east anchor in this hasbour. The Captain of the port weals as follows: SENOR GOVERNOR—The English brig Catalina, Captain Robert Ramsay, proceeding from kloyereslo, after a voyage of tess days, has cast anchor here. His cargo Is the same which he look in at Valparaiso; lie carries dispatches for the Commodore, and he brings intelligence that Lord Cochrane has taken Illoyeudo ou the 18th ofJosse. " EGRER ID VAN REUBEN, Captain of the Port of Valparaiso," " I have the bonnier to transmit this In year Eseelleney for your information, and that of the Supreme Director. " God preserve your Excelleucy want years. " Valparaiso. July 1. " LUIS DE LA CRUZ. " To the klimeter of State." ANOTHER DISPATCH. 1' By the arrival yesterday of the brig Catafixa, the defeat of General Riceafort ha. been confirmed, as well as the other intelligence before communi cant]. The following is the substance of the wl'or mation " ' That the defeat nfGeneral Riecafart has been total, he having been completely beaten soar Nero by General Are lde*, after a moat obstinate emitest, ies which General Ric cafort Mat • leg, being struck by a spent cannumball, which killed his home; that the whole of his el:vision has been either killed, wounded, or taken prisoners, excepting a few cavalry officers end soldier. who escaped to Lima. " That his Excellency General Sin Marton concluded en armistice with the Viceroy of Lima, at the request of the lat ter, fur twenty days, with the object of agreeing upon certain points proposed. the nature of which is not known ; however, this is certain, that the invitation to treat was made by the Viceroy in consequenee of the bum of Riccsfurt's " I have the honour to transmit this to your Excellency fur your information, and fur that of the Supreme Director. " God preserve your Excellency many years. " Valparaiso, July " LUIS DE LA CRUZ. " To the Minister of State, Dr. Dun Joaquin de Echeverrm." •RMISTICI CONCLUDED BETWEEN THE COMMIS SIONERS OF THEIR EXCELLENCIEr SENOR D. JOSE DB Lacsam• AND TENOR D. JOSE DE SAN MARTIN. Eztraordimary Gazelle of the Goverment of Lima, May 24, 1921. (ONTICIAL ART ICLE.) The Deputies assembled io Punehaoa, is order to treat of BRITISH INTERESTS IN THE PACIFIC—PROCEED INGS OF LORD COCHRANE AND THE CHILIAN SQUADRON. Extract of • letter dated Buenos Ayres, August 12 :-- " On the sth instant we received advice's from Chili to he Sib ultimo. The question of blockade pending between Commodore Sir T. Hardy sail the Chiban Government is wow brought to issue, sad by their decree of the 234 of Jane, the ports situated between 11 deg. 48 min. and 13 deg. 61 min. south lat. only, are declared in a state of blockade. Oa the 1811, of June lord Cochrane was in the Bay of Ho, and levying duties too all vessels trading on Hist coast al the rate of 18 per cent. rim the goods, sad 31 per rest. further fur the embarkation of specie; the calculated amount of dirties be received from each vessels in goods. The ship Admiral Cot khans sad brig Robert rage, homed fur Callao, bad been detained by Lord Cochrsas ; the former wasolldised to pro. reed in caosequence of having supplied him with a quautily of Natal stores, and the latter. after having been taken poi - reside)* of, and ordered to Valparaiso fur adjudication, was restored on depositing on hoar.' the Sao Martin goods and cash to the probable amount of duties, and a license granted to trade on the coast. A Spanish privateer haul appeared uff Valparaiso, supposed to be an English vessel seised by Betts vides, the royalist commander, io the province of Coaception, sad fitted out to cruise against all vessels 'mead for Chili. It was reported that she hod detained slue Perseverance, an &Perlis!. vessel. The ship 31aiy, of Loadoo,Ford, has beer detained by the old Spaniards at Arica for the last wine mouths ; but it is expected tibia Captain Hall, of his Majes ty's ship Conway, will get her liberated, with sompenastion for the deteutiuss and loss of property." Extract or another letter, dated Buenos Ayres, August I2:— " The hearer of the last advice, from Chili is a British officer, who is charged with dispatches front Commodore Sir Thomas Hardy at his Government ; we presume relative in the slate of commercial affairs on the curios of Chili and Peru. The officer proceeds in the schooner Malvin@ for Liverpool, by which vessel we send this. Tile Superb, of 78 rm.:, has just arrived to reiuforee Sir Thomas as the officer left ; and it was expected tint her ■ppesranru would bring about the redress of many grievances complained uf." Dispatch of Ailmiial Sir Thomas !Lardy to the British merclisnts at Santiago " Ili/ Majesty's ship Creole, Valparaiso, June 25 - " sus-1 beg you will acquaint the British inerclrinis re sident in &Ming), that 1 have ncrived, by command of his Excellency the Supreme Director of the Republic of Chili, an official copy of the 11. erre of the 43d instant, modifying the former one of general blockade of the roasts of Peon of the 2011 i August last , and limiting the actual blockade to be mainiained by the Chillan squadroe off the ports, situated between 11 deg. IS min. and 13 deg. 31 south latitude. Although I cannot but express my t-quiescence fur the Allure in this modificative which is to commence in 40 days from the 4211 instant, I have cisosideeed it my duty to repre sent to the Supreme Director, that my objections to the et rem of the decree of general blockade against British ves sels, fur the periods prior to the cummeneemeut of the above modification, that is, to the 14th of July next, are nut re moved, until I receive orders to the contrary from his Bri. tannic Majesty's Government. I have the humour, &c. (Signed) "T. M. HARDY, Commodore. " Ed. Lawson, Esq. Chairman of the hotly tit Iltitish Met amine, Santiago." Extract of s letter dated Sui.tiego, July 8 a/MUG° DE CHILI, JULY 8. " In consequence of the proceedings of the belligeromts on this coast, a meeting of the British merchants lias heels held here, when it was resolved to address Sir Thomas Hardy, requesting hum to endeavour to put a stop to measures which, if not productive of total loss, have at least proved of very serious injury to British interests. The consintinica. 'ions which have been made from the Government io Sir Thomas Hardy prove, however, that, far from its being their intention to redress the grievances complained of, they justify and uphold the proceedings of their Naval Commanders. " The British ships Edward Ellice, Lord Suffield, and Indian, are still lying at Valparaiso with their cargoes on board: the Prise Court has nut yet decided out their cases, although five mouths have elapsed since they came uuder consideration. The Columbia, of London, arrived at Valuaraim, was detained at sea, and seat in fur examination: her voyage was from Arica to Guayaquil: her care is also before the Prize Court. The Lord Catheari, of London, is iu posselsion of soldiers, put on board by Goverment, and the waster in custody on shore at Arica." Copy of a Proclamation by Lord Cochrane, 14y ing au rmbargo on the port of Arica : ••• ARICA, MAY 21. " INHAJUTAns or ARICA—The calamities to which you .~.~...~:.y ' . . " 140, .10/112 12. " SIR—In consequenee of your letter to me of this day's date, I beg to subjoin the following narrative of my trans actions with the Commander•in Chief of the Chili squadron, Loid Cochrane, with the annexed documents:— " The Robert Fudge arrived at Arica fr.im Rio de Janeiro on the 25th of April, with a cargo of British manufactured goods, and all the property of British mercantile houses in Rio. We were very well treated by the authorities in Aries, under the Spanish flag, and had diacharzed six package', of goods, when the appearance of the Chili aqusdrou put a stop to oar On the 20th of May I first saw Lewd Cochrane at As Ca, on my return from Teens, where I had berm coo6netl some time to my bed by a severe fit of illness, and on asking what hr intend. d to do with toy vessel, be said she was very snspieioas as Spanish property, and that he should most ' likely send her to Valparaiso for adjudication, densauding my papers, when I gave lip my bills of "Wiwi, which he still bolds in his possession. The next day lie told toe to order the Captain of the Robert Fudge to prepare la get under weigh for Ito, which I did, and on the 22d ult. the I sailed for this port, 1 remaining myself on shore to come down by land, having got his Lordship's passport to du so on account of some business I had to transact at Tacna -00 my arrival lore on the 30th May, 1 was informed his Lordship tednided to send the Rohm it Fudge up to Valpa raiso, which he confirmed to me verbally the neat gowning, when 1 waited ou bins in person ; rolilisig, that he had written already to the Chili Gavt 'ammo, respeeting the Robert Fudge, which vessel was psi ticularly suspicious to hien ar having property in the name of • • • • • •of Rio de Janeiro, who he knew hail been covering Spanish property to a large amount. 1 therefine wrote bun ■ letter on the 31st of May, desiring to know if 1 was to consider his verbal communication to me of the detention of the vessel es decisive, ►equesting a written answer. He wrote the a note desiring to see me on board, and told me that the Admiral Cockburn and Rebecca had paid him duties at the rate of 18 per cent, on the cargo, and three and • half per cent, on the returns. if made iii specie, and ;hat I must du the same, and that he would not amid the vessel to Chili fur judgment. In order to avoid so samosa. a step to the owners of the cargo assendiug the vessel to Valparaiso, and being entirely at hi. merry, I acquiesced in the arrangement, after in toils endeavouring to obtain better terms, and sent on boatel the San Martin, on the 2J instant, a bale of Russia dock, sad hale of ordinary cloth, which he had requested of me to do; this he resumed with the note of the 2tl of June. 1 then sent him six packages of the moat valuable goods 1 bail ; and the answer was to send an office► ant) eight men on board to take possession of the weasel, toil take out all the crew (eutkisting of seven men), excepting captain, so petraixo, mate, cook, and steward. On the 34 of June 1 wrote him the accompanying letter, altauthiniiig the vessel and cargo to him eutwely, which produced ►is simmer of the same dale. Oa the sth instant Captain Wilkinson, commander of the Stu Martin, Galled on me, and asked why I refused to give tip the deposit Rands to his Lordship; that if I would do so, he would lake on himself to se.id the Robert Futlze's crew again, and liiserate the vessel. Finding myself in so uopl t a situation, I agreed to re-assume my rights as acting for the mailers of the cargo, and isecurdingly deli , wired over to his Lordship, as per boa receipt, goods and rash to the value of 20,388 dollars 1 real, he, after a deal i f remittal u my part, giving up 5,906 dollars. 6 reale of the duties; and although I retreated an acknowledginent from him is witting, that he would return the duties tin such of my cargo at I could slot sell here, as 1 did nut expect to sell one-third of it on this put of the coast, or gise me a license to protwed with what I could tot sell to the ports to leeward of Lima, in possession of the Patriot forces, pledg ing himself that on new duties should lie exacted from me there, Its refused to do either, sad told me I must consider this arrangement as anal betwrust us. " This, Sir, as far as I recollect, is • true and correct statement of what has oceitri ea to ale and the vessel cruder my charge, daring the list , the Chili sgendro• has been on the roast; to which 1 must add, that the situation of Ib• vessel k very dangerous sod distre■sing, as we had the mis fortone to lose our jolly.boat till the 8111 instant, with the mate sad throe of the crew; two of the remaining hands and the tower very ill; and very badly provided with cable►, so that we require to go into some sate port to refit imme diately, to prevent soy serious accident occurting to the a tassel " Copy of the Coere.uniidence lietwerii. the super cargo of the Robert Emdge sod Lord C..eliraiie, re ferred to in the foregoing statement : _ " Julie 3, 1141. " 31T LORD—In ronstquenee of your Lordsinp !swung seat an officer and mem tin board the brig Hubert Fudge last nicht, amd token out sewn of her crew, 1 bag to inform your Lordship timt I consist, r myself no longer reipon.ihle for the I wild her raw, bat that it is entirely ender your I.orthltip'm direct 00000 r, mud aim:Wm to your Lordship my rights oo Wand as supercargo acting for the owers of the P".l/11"' " 1 have to request your Lorthhip will favour me with a receipt fur one bale of cloth, marked H. 19. and another of raven duck, marked R. D. No. 10, and also fur the thou sand dollars in specie 1 deposited yesterday, in part of the duties on the Robert Fudge's cargo, awl return me, if you r Lordship thinks proper, my bills of lading that I gelirre.ed to your Lordship lo Mies on the 19th ult." Copy of Lod Cochraut's reply to the for ego i ng letter : • " 8 " Marti*, I'.o. Julie 3 . Dare received your letter, tud iq o ..asiver thereto, Marseilles ' October 9, 11121. Ste—The inf.irmation .5 Lich our Board haw rendered Willi!, up to the pre.rut time, has all concurred to dispel Alarm as to the 'tuella of the times of yellow fever which have appeared at the port of Pomegue. • The new ercerreuces, of which it is uow our duty to ap prise you, will C. thee prove, that if, under stating dream static's, the pubic health has beets exposed to some risk, the very WPM: prerriitiona and the very prompt acid energetic measures whirl, hare been adopted, have removed cirri y res ew' fur apprehension, at the very instant even when such ap• preiresisku might have been vistermined. The man naus•d Lansproye, who on coming out of qua rantiee was attacked with a fever, of which the symptoms were such a., at the present period, to cause some suspicion, was removed into the L.Z4fri on the 24th September, a. well ang all those persons who had immediately conmausiiceted with him. Our Circular of the nth September has already inforintd you of this occurrence. We have now to ac gambit you, that this man is recovered, and that he would have already returned to his home, bad be been more obe cheat to the orders of the physiciaws, and not prolonged, by certain impendences, the period of his convalescence. His • wife, oho was with him iu she Lazsret, his quaraetine guardian, anal, in short, the whole of the persons who were put in quarantine in eumegteetter of this accident, sod who were thirty•six in number, have all remained in perfect health; and coseeeptently every thing tends to convince us, that the disease of Lampruye was only one of an ordinary immure; and that the prteautione which it uccasioued, al though justified by the tides of prudence, have hod no other purpose In answer but that of satisfying and entirely tran quilizing the public mind. Protn the infected vessels at Pumegue, there have keen sent to the Lazaret since the 24511, six sick, whereof four are drail and two perfectly recovered. Since the 4th moment, no sick have been sent to the La amt. from Pomegue. Merl, accordiog to the daily reports matte in us, the GIV.IIIII which remain there, as well 11/ at Eudoutue and are in the must satisfactory stale. It is to be observed, that the persons placed to attend the sick in the Lasaret, and who have beep iu confirmed acid mediate oummuuication with them, have constantly eujoyed perfect health. The Daniel: galliot, Amphitrite, Benjamin Fuld, master. which sailed from Malaga in the night of the 19th to the 20th of September, in ballast, with a crew of six men, eluding lice Captain, was driven on shore Near Semi in cot night of the 6th to the 7th of October. 'foie of the crew h.,1 died oldie yellow fever in the passage, and the corpse et one of then, was still on board the resin! at the tirue of her Ihiking; of the four reniaming, two were ill; and tee wanking of the ship was left to the Captain alone, wills one boy. In this wretched state, the ireieiel could not resist the violence of a gnat of wind from N.W. and was driven on shore. The Of f icers of the Cnistoms instantly eurroustded her, and rendered all communication with her impossible. The vessel was, moreover, separated from the lased by an arm of the ate, which presented approach. Two Commissioners from our Horsd repaired to She spot, cad on seeing the . possibility of 8-lasing and repairing she vessel willuset the aid of numerous hands, which in the existing circumstances could not he allowed, orders vete civets to hero her, a deci sion which. the Captain himself admitted the necessity, and a kids was executed io the preset/et of the Charge d'Af faires tat' the Danish Consul. The corpse was CUllVryttl to the Lazaret to be interrd, with the usual pretentious; the two sick, and the two in health, were likewise ressiimeel thither; , isse of the flouter may be cousisleied as entirely mu% ered, And the case of the other exhibits uss danger. Such a the actual situation of oar Health Establishtneetis. These la i • them at present only out eunvaleseent, and sob sick %Volt re r aid to the town, the public health Ili it has ceased to be its the must satisfactory state; and we remorse to flitter sittrotlves, that the assurance we give you of this fact, Bill entirety dispel any new rumours of alarm which may possits ly have reached your care. %%e have the honour to saute you with pesfert econsis deration, R. VEHDILLOIX, J. A. T micoi F. ISEAUSSIEH, A. cilAtluoiN, P. H. RtHIJX, 1. . ESTI EU. N.B. Pinner eels an nuinbabiteil Wiwi, distant about half a mile from tAit issuance of the harbour, where vessels aerie isle from su ;peeled place.i, or with foul lolls ut health, lie nut their qua rantiue. Tho crew rental.. on board, or laud occasionally mailer the sap ers Wiens of the health officers, and ivany rase of Mines, occult I log there, the vatteut on. nsediattly removed to the ll.aaaret. FOKEIUN INTELLIGENCE. LISBON AND FLANDERS RAILS. Ltsitoc. °l.:Tom:it 5. etPRT In the sitting of the vyth Sept ember the Orihe of the Dry well the decree respettilig the dillies to be imposed on the importation ot hiaiiity, which gave rise to a !now Hod warm delotte. The Depu— Iles of the ithindi of Misticirit glecl..r.ll that it wee liectprory that IJorttgurre brandy Awul.l be allowed to be oriptirlert into their without duty, Hint the (hail , en lorrtgu liramfy dtrwiolowd, that possee. being ton FP•avy. In-canoe beadily or neetnaliry to V.ix with the ate not...sled lor the Lo..dou end A . allefleall Mgt keto. Some Deptints an the other hand affirm, that formerly brandy war not imported into the islat.cfr of Madeira to mix with the wines ati.ch %TM 111,14 of excellent qu4lity, and crlebraterl ell o,er the world ; that it was only in the tithe of Goveruor that It has bruit allowed, but that it was ill allitip.P, tend coutrivy to expr.mt The deb a te ou Iltio subject war adjourned. lit 11:e 'Wale bittaig measures tikes by tbt TH HA TRII.IIO7A L, COI' RNT-GARDRN. THIS EVENING, WEDNESDAY, Oct. 24, will be perfumed, in finer acts, the Opera of THE EXILE. Costal Ulrich (the Exile), Mr Egerton; Governor of Si beria, Mr. W. Ferret, ; Baron Alltradoff, Mr. Liston ; Count Colmar, Mr. Dreamt; Duran, Mr. Sonny; Welsien, Mr. Cantor; Servile, Mr. Faireett. The Empress Elizabeth, Mrs. Fascit; Katharine, Mrs. T t Alexia% Miss Foote. The Grand Public Entry of the Empress Elizabeth; and the Interior of the Cathedral of Mimeos', in which the CORONATION of ELIZABETH is perforawd by the Grand Patriarch, sad his assisting Dignitaries. After which the Missies, Farce of THE POOR SOLDIER. Patsirk, Miss Scannas, ; Father Luke, Mr. Conner; C4pi. Fitzroy, Mr. Coiner; Dermot, Mr. Ppm; Darby, Mr. Listoo. Norak, Miss lave; Eathlaae, Mrs. Liston. A Private Box may be had fur the season, or nightly, of Mr. Brandon, at tie Box.o6ee. 80xe5,12.; Second Price, Si...J.—Pit, 3s. Id. ; Second Price, St.—Gallery, Ss.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Second Prier, 6d., The Doors will be opened at Half.past Six o'Clock, and the Play begin at Seven. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-olfice, Hart-airect, from Ten till Four. To-morrow, The Exile, with Brother and Sitter. ~'