The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-10-15 00:00:00

.um lid 'he ara- wo the gallAii. ler. nily the we . _ . .... - ' • - . —• .. actiallY with hies ~ .,41, 1 , WI t r.,, I,' l y‘ Wilt lie published, •_., when he aitemple4 iiaellitct fiat . coII'AILNON.:, its ' whic . h. MOCK escape *nate British Fleet, antler the follOwing . ite. . i ... • - ' ' 't 1r .,. 1 iIF REFORM. AND C.ODiaU- i il l -:,; .m, Art P., CONSIDEitiiD. teresting elreemitances :—On the beach, at Pillau, %L."' CART wRIGHT, 'Ws. .. ~ . • ~ 1 10`. I I .iblis ....._ ~. __ his Majesty met with this Gentleman, and, after some conversation, inquired if lie wire an English- : T o • r) u it Es PON it e N Ts. the receipt of a Letter, ad- man - f which question being answered in the At.. 006 ut acknowledge ite§-1 1 e 1 L ieu Col.:ninth, signed T. G. which 1 % 11 1 .1 In Mr. . l" ' he fir .t o pportunity. illative, Gesea yes, after paying soma compliments I . J: Ivrea' to the 'British Nation, said, " 1 still trust 'you' mhos. Hoe. Mirk ."ej. ......... U n tiiin t without further inquiry ; I am*Geseatres ADOI:. 1 ; ............... Waterford .... . V *r at .1. ............ Catlin 1 ens ; procure me a boat, and I, will proceed with 0.• ................. Lisbon ... a 1 you to your ships." 0 ...... li . itch/Anna rely, ..„.1......:....:_____--.------swi-mO7--""""-7 The Gentlemau lost not a moment , he obtained . 11 „ 1 ... r t'.. : ,1 trAl %i Oh %tit 1,t)(,) , 4. 1 Slier Ceet.Gsms. ORM with four oars, the King leaped into it, and . 0 fol. R ed ' "" I t .. i.. ~, .51 4 11 . 5 ___ _ _....___ , ar mr.......um e comm. they were pushing off when the guard suddenly ap- . pasted, and declared, ► pointing their firelocks, that tin e , -lIIE STATESMAN. to en, were dead men if they moved an oar. The L 0,,; sa l ------" "r"-.1 KING instantly re-lauded, and the Commanding fra)i Officer, with a trembling hand, presented to his r oNDAY, OCTOBER 15, lslO. M• Isl MAJESTY the orders under *lnch he acted. The —me.— Ktlvo at first assumed a lofty tune, but was soon I. B.ITTLE IN P ORTUGAL leeks softened by the modest deportment of the O ffi cer, who added, " You may return to Germany, or Tectertay a f terno on, about two o'clock, Cap. you may pass onward to Russia, but our instruc- t , : m ricaott, Aide-de -Camp to Lord WELLINGT4IIs, lions are, that you shall not go to Sweden, or enter strico i at the Foreign Orme, with dispatches from on board the English fleet." wantAW ip. There w a s an immediate rumour, Th e su b sequen t letter came to our hands on ii,i J 6at ( se Allied Army in Portugal bad gained a S a t u rday : it 6 ' Pcvcasertnan, SEPT. 21 detii i„ s od splendid victory. In some time, a . warily it now , na I situation of coasitierat,le difficulty and ..,,u.oracial account was published, which tended q t res. Certain ruin will be the . on:sequence to many of the killed g•in that idea. The Morning Post ~cou.. lures have been occasioned by this depression. The ditficultie: Ind F in band( of the Allied ref trade under the present circuutshoires aro extreme!) great, •'• afflir so derisive. tli, 64 The SI tuistxra have had very serious and contiuued differ uncle& wo , that an extraordinary edition or that Paper ewes respecting the line of policy 141 be pursued. Tile wujo• in, i if:51101141a 111 the Goatee of t h e evening, Cosa rity of them still adhere to the Frviicii interest, . but lan 0114. t., Nippy to s.ty there is a strong aid gross mg pit: t, melba ti 4" " t.111:111g every partlealar that eonid then be ga th e r. the F,nglislt Government, nod in this are included the unkt re .1 ail this time, there was no 'public expression ',tame merelyints,and many noblemen of the first rank. CAC t.,. • LINCOURT and his frieads, take care that nothiog of these dis apt -in, el news of a victory, inch as Ming the Totter petestitall reach the ears of the Emperor, who is still buries ,ielltviia. i';•.i. MilliSterS ) as usual, were absent, although in luxury awl dmination• ---sees,.... "d 1 11 ory hour Dispatches, on which the fate of the On Saturday were received letters from Madrid c min try might hang, were expected from Periugal• and ono from Bayonne of the 25th of last month 4 1. }l,„ sever, my Unita tanrooc is at length futoul t and A considerable treasure had arrived at the lane which was to be transmitted immediately plain, . 1 st nine o'clock at night the Tower guns were fired. Place , under a powerful escort, to Madrid for the paytner V i le 14 ' ri,' usual Bulletin at the 11lattsiun House was not of the arrears of the French armies. We have als ;ark al , Tested till this morning, on account of the absence some Gazettes containing official dispatches from ti of the Lord Mayor. Ott the whole, this affair Spanish Commanding officer its Arragnn. By ante 7 I L 1,. ,; mss yc.:nr , lay announced with all the alacrity that skilful movement of VILLACAstrA, the French gal ii.d t.' c i r , vi s:lict's would permit ; and this morning, it risen was driven *from Calatayud, 37 miles fru jeerers, is formally, announced by the publ:CatiOn, in an Sarragossa. At Caroneaa, the principal coitfli 9 was maintained. Subsequent to that success, tl I.straorthuary G tune, of my Lord WELL N INGTO II , ;Ink r. enemy having obtained reinforcements from Sarm ud tit Deparcl:es. It it now proper, we should come te gum, composed of infantry, cavalry, and to ibis Gazette, and sue bow far it bears out all the rims of artillery, engage d w ithin pistol-shot t ;erica WI Fit. tenclusions which some bare made, respecting t battalion of Molina and another of Soria, %via roam, grill tit- ory and important su c c ess g ained b y Lord were surrounded us the sequel by superior number W aL iaasseort. We call upon our readers t o t o e I4t that critical moment, the patriot horse bum ile, 111 i down upon their opponents, with so much plea the 1. tie low the movements Id the French, and the cootie. try, that they rescued the greater p art of the Trent movements of the Allied Army, and say if , . of d alik Imitations, w hi c h were on t h e po i nt surrett I 8 R til.. 'S not the very thing that we have been so long ing. Tho loss of the Spaniards is stated to be os rd. &grilling. This was a partial affair, being an attack fifty killed and twenty wounded ; anti that of I :o.i‘o, i mile by the French, upon one of our Posts, with enemy, 300 infantry and 100 cuirassiers, which la :-1.•1- 1 E1.9i,,!, Sgre.ttiy tuperior forco, for the purpose of carrying imigine to be a great exaggeration. *law. maimenereeremereemee K. it, and thereby to enable the enemy successively Ill Aili Yesterday mania* his MaJerrir, the Dukes . (.;,,,. to carry your various posts by superior strength. y omi , c oluninne . Princesses AbausTA I p.ord is The strength of that part of the geneneral posi. Soenta, accompanied by Lally ELY, Miss Got WORTHY, General FITZROY, and M:ijor Put tion6l . the Allied Army, and the bravery of the w e nt to St. George's chapel , and h e ard a tyro ,inert ff Adie.l Troops repulses the enemy—that is to say, ' , reached by the Rev. Mr. Dinar, from Ist C robe , . oiler, .2 he could not gain his obi , ct in that quarter, f ur ch. 10. v. 12, they afterwards returned to the lace. ietiu, 9 that time at least. lint, sappose he had gained The PRINCF. of WALES was so far recovt it? Why the n s ee where your strong position. from his attack of the gout, on Saturday, a take au airing, and visit the Princess Am kl.la. il it bribe would bare been i—The whole ground The Dukes of YoRK and c ....astnltioas weal must have been hastily abandoned, snorer every . wle visit ts Lodge, to the Princess AMELIA, ora hle disaltantage of precipitate retreat, or a general ' (o remains nearly its the same state. eh the The Countess of HIRICISTOTOK did not h licCiuh must have been fought ih scattered posts, tim e me Go. town its soon as she expocteil, hoping to tal newly !limy having it in his pnwer to press the tttatk where, favourable account to Ireland, of time Pali of the and almost low he liked !—lt is the folly of this AMELIA ; she, however, set off on Saturday no :ted to ing at half past seven o'clock, from her how scheme that we hpve argued against; and now, we do St: t James's accompanit:d by her daughters. A dja- "Y, my Lord WELLINatoN's account of this affair, Captain BUTTERFIELD is appointed to come if sb. 1 "il its Reset:es, have fully warranted our condo. the Malacca, a new frigate, at Woolwich. 1 COM• The Court of Director s of the East India I wino* 6 A. Ile repulset the enettty, attacking a partial patty have appointed the 20th of November I Not to Ptt, and by and by he tees the Whole of the foi taking into considerat i o n the cases of the man tin enemy' s force motif:4g id a direct i on , add guiniug periled officers of the Madras army now in Eng it, its di point, that no longer pertbits my Lord Nirtt. Ott Thursday, the 4th inst. 43 the morning esdty, I INGTus to remain,of Workington, Wildridge rm even en the • spot from wh i c h o L u iV l e ie la r passage ti4 to Cot k, was tired n e on and I ostued duo n he had repulsed that very' enemy. This, we say, , eel ;N the hook lights, off Waterford, hen ;artef ioea make out all our arguments. HL is ord. .' distant about te n miles, b y a p ries seiS N. N. E. .to belong to Bourdeaux, armed with 1.-ri gill fight,, upon his system* whetos mid In a man. gods, %Vlach plundered the Lively of her pr ctit:i. Nl', in which victory is of no service to him, ons; and took one Of her crew. The prit afterwards Shaped a S. add W. course. trt al thl in which &led would hate been most disaster. A small colony lids tailed from lioiton t notice °us.- 114.eig guarded the public against the delusion Islands of Trestle, de Cunha, in future to be ',for 3 the Woods of Refreshment, with a New to at weelkl r•present this as victory and success, supplies for vessels bound to the Cape of to title 'IC speak with the greatest exultation at the fine H o pe and the East Indies. The soil and cl led 4 .1 conduct of our Troops, Officers, and Men-.-nor f rtmos arc similar to Madeira and the Azores, an . - mpimys , iitil we with.hold a praise which is *cry justly • , harbours are represented as being better. It IS further stated, that the French Gover 0 r est rl:e to th e P or t uguese enga g e d in this affair.--WC 11311 i nt i ma ted its intention to restore the Ara knee. c , t..: n o alistritst of 171,7 Gazette, but me . rcly refer property sequestered in consequence of the I I° l4 ' roily t o it; because we have thought it our primary of the 23d March, 1810,as soon as it had off the vessels and other pr, fluty to use the small space u( room we had, in 'WW I been informed . th at . detaineel in America, bad been restored to tit The • Pulling the Country against a repetition of dclu. ful owners. II 1110 115 liU nS !ailing it to its ruin. The demands of the public creditors in II wititte -.........-.. are under a decree of NAroe t ore, to be disch ,e fiN t The Illumine. Chronicle of th i s in h as the fop- ' 0 day by (Inc creation of a paper currency, und id for I ,R• iiig interesting article :—A Gentleman has are name of 44 Bills of the Syudieat of Holland;" ri p • i, wit :i• . , , 10 Was not, only n comp uy hills are tired in l'"4" who i a to be taken In payment for arrears I 'I. " °it' Kills of Swisete in Prussia, but *lto was tributions, and for national domaiatt N4VAL INTELLIMiNCE. PLIMOUTU I O I GT. 13.—Stiled the Scigid brig, of 'IS guns, to the We etward ; and the intelligent gin.brig, fur Liverpool. , Al. Two linc.of.battle ships ha l ve bein or the port, breaking to the Eastward for these last two days. Arrived the .4r tooviu 0E74 guns from a cruise. The Armide frigate is expected to sail this crew. ing for Falmouth. t..- . , PO Itn.llOUrll, Ocr. 19. 'Tie . I 1 Achille, 74,. Sir Richard Kini; and t h e I Make, 74, Captain Codrington, have proceeded Iron? Cadiz, to join Sir Charles Cotton, off Toulon. ; the Dolphin takes 150 of the Doke of Bruns. wick Oels corps, which are at the depot in the Isle of ‘Vight, to Lisbnn. The Hibernia, 12b, Captain'J. C. White, for the M e diterranean; the Dolphin, Captain Wat son, fur !Ashen ; and thejllatine, Captain Fabian, with a convoy for the Brazils, will sail shortly. Oil Friday a Coest Martibl was held on board the Gladireor, on Antento, 'alias Antony Miller, seaman, of the tos/otris, for mutinous and seditious cend net, in endeavouring to make a mutinous asbern. ' lily, and excite the French in particular, as well as the German troops on board the Latonn, to rise! and talc possession of the said ship t and, carry her to a port its France, and fur Concealing such genii nous design. He was sentenced to receive 500 lashes.—Rear Admiral Hargood, President. We have letters from our squadron ,in the Gulf of Finland, which is blockading the Russian fleet at Cronstadt, dated September 12. The Russians have not etted their line-of-battle ships this season : a few frigates have been pot in a state for service, but they haie never showed any intention of putting to sea. The Princess Caroline, Resolution, 31i. notaur,Stutely, and Loire, are the ships ache port. They are called the Siberian suqoadron by the rest of the fleet, as the Russians never having given them any thing to do, very little communication takes place with them, Sir James Saumarez is in Hoar° Bay, Sweden, with a part of the fleet. They et. pect to come down the Belt this month. His Grace the Duke of Norfolk yesterday in spected his regiment (the Sussex Militia), ut Gul lport, and afterwards dined with General 'Wk. tham. Lord Holland was one of the company, en this occasion. 'rile Portsmouth Institution for Clothing and Educating Nor Boys and Girls, have determined o enercasu their establishment, 20 more Boys and i 0 Girls. and the .lis - er ly, ent COVENT-GARDEN THEATRE. On Saturday M. KEMPLE 1111i1C I►is first ap pearance since the termination of the diuturbinces, in the character of king I.,ar. lie was greeted with universal applause. No vestige of ill.nature appeared to remain ; but if any such had survived, the excellence of Mr. licuarA's acting could hard ly have failed to disarm hostility. In many parts his performance was of the finest kind. Mrs. llamEtt.ron made her first appearance on the buttes stage, u Gardena. The lady's figure is good, and she appears not to he a novice in the business of (hostage. In the sth Act, when, upon her father's revived fortune, she said— " Then there are ands, and virtue is their care," she was very enccessful, and received considera. ble applense.—Mr. C. &mime never appeared to more advantage than in Edgar. Thu other parts were respectably filled. • .I.llfEttlAl,..inkititg. • • • • Pa*** the Thniilesic:s Sett. 23 # 1 10 . Niptdeott, • Empezor of the .. I:peoels, Mir.: Llttl%. Pro. sector of the Confederatioi Ortite *tutor, Mediator' of the Stria Confedetation. , • t • • .. . Wishing to ensure thipiyment of -all the arrears of the ( LI. ?remotest of .Mu4lsuili s assierlor to its a you toe • Freuch Empire, we hitve decreed, mud do oecree folluts 6 • TITLE I. • •• s Arlin*. OF TAR wlthtsteatat sane/era OF wot.t.crri. Art. I. The VI milliegs due h eh • al a i-ter sir 11.*Iatial for .services per termed pride to tat tt, comprising t i,e mito g,71,e). 4 44 fraters„urceared._ button saall he renutniased mutt liqui. dated, accosting to the inututer her •after sated. • • • TITLE IL! • I.telirovrtoN,or Tim Ati utiliser" rillff /STCRIALSRRVICRS. ? There wilt he esnablished art AnotersLun a (7tatoeil of Li quidatleo, presided by a Mister of Requests of oar Loaned of State.. • . • .• 3. All the arrears of debts foe servicing performed, hod not paid, shall be revived cud liquidated before toe Ist of July, • 4. Fterei;tonth,toMineh ' eirtgfrrom the ist of November neat, the state of liguitiatiminf tar precedin. , month slits I tie sent by ,the Arch-Treasurer to our Alioialer Ol to be submit ted to our approbation. • 5. Our Ministry of I'Maticeshall transmit the *trite of lioui• dation, wiswli shall have twee approved, to our al e of toe "oldie Treasury who cause the debt. agree:late to the said statetand tu be paid of the Syndtcat of Ilullmtd. • • A TITLE •III: •I. • 1)V DILLS Or TII6 bent:qt.:AT OF MILIAN!). 6. Osi Minister of the 'Treasury shall muse V4,01/0,000 of bill, rot the Sytutient of Hall Intl, of 000 traues each, to be gudie ; they &hull be signed by the secretary of the tiy tango& 7.. These `21,11Usl.00) ofspills shall be itiviaed luto four series of 6,0,10,00 J each. Each seres o HI b e .t ~..yalhe fru.o year lit ,ear, commencing. f the Ist of January, tall, at the raw of 500%000 francs per month. S. The bilis of the hinalleat of Holland will be conforma ble to tile subjoined models. 9. They a ill he Rhea in payment to the creditor!. The pay ment will he made in Iliollatul try the Paymaster of sundry ex. penes. The first distrihutinstar the hips of the Si, istirat ais be in favour of those possessing orders not paid, oti the Trea stir,/ of Holland. hi. Ti m ! bi.ls of the SAdicat of Ifollaed will be received in payment of the arrears of courributions. • TITLE IV. OF THE SYNDIC AT OF HOLLAND. • . • • theie shall,lse formed at Amsterdam a Syndicat of thirty Menkflers, at the head of which will be our State Cownellor A peel) ins.•• • 11. The :§_yridirat shall be charged with thr payments of the bills of the Sy 'littera of Holland, sat the period they 'herons 'duet fur tab pnrpose they shall watch .over and a. cetera'r the rec. ipts of nil the contributions in turner to the 14 .lauuary, lblU s a 4 especially the payments: resulting from the rat Mat tains of the Its Inters to toe amount of : 4 millings, 13. The Syntlicat of Hob:Huta ill Imre a pas tinder chest, le Whirl) Will be depissioell the produce of the brivArk. ut obit % iT4I - I , fluty, by. 16.di . i.ion of the Couitell, slow tome time to the debtors, whito it It u More fu its clan ale iwcewary Cur pung the bills. It may likewise Employ a part of the excess of the recovered arrears, in at oeleratmc the payment.of lily by adticipation, and belt/re they fall doe. The Cotultil a tit settle in a rasuferetice, the series, Ur tirctsim of ,series of hills of the hyulkat, which will prout by this staict i mted payment. 14. We reserve to ourselves to decree, if 4./ere f. mession, whet) the definite account shall have heeei pmetated to us e re specting what remains dui!. above the 21 tailito..s. TITLE V. . • . • . OF THE TAITTIFTIT OF TUN LATCH LAT OF ARREARS OF Tit • ruatte *err. 15. The snot of 30 Milhous et Nissen is valued the amount ititerest and arrears oY the debt of doll:nal. front July 11;09. to Oet.2:, 1810. shah be paid ht bills of 500 (rano. each, admissible in payment for the Imperial domains of Holland, or the redetvplion n,f domain lythee of the same effigll. lb. There shall be deducted from mil' ituaittas revenues of Holland an animal sum of I.zikl,mlU francs, doomed to serve as ' a pledge for the payment of the sat.erest of tone millions. 17. There shall he created by rote I) Aalle treasury Oriel) for payment at half yearly periods all 51101400e5, fur the sum of 30 millions, the amount of the said interests; these orders wilt he odmissiblc in payment for Imperial donning, and t,.e d ;kin tytlies of Hollnud: they snail be delivered to the conliior‘, to whom the interest is due from the public debt, by iris Pay- Muster of tuudry cspeuers, mu each chief towu of the dep3rt. meat. IS. The Direeler of oar &modes, and &strain revesuie4 of iii.3ll form it hot of toe country ~t 11:e do main tyttics, and houses, which shall he sold, dud the paymcnt discharged in orders of our l'oblic Treasurer, coat... usably to the above article. 19. The said domains shrill be sold by public torsion; the country dotnaiossiud domain tythes snail be put at ;die raw of Y 3 limes the ninount ot their a n nual revcoues, told the lonises at 16 times their yearly resit. O. The orders . , admissible in payment of the said d o m ains, will he transferable by the way of endorsement. An interest of 4 per cent. for the years Oat! and 1613, shall he attacded to wen of the orders us have out beim employed to purchasing of domains dui the year ldll. This interest will be first token front the produce of the 14,10,0./0 francs of toe revenue de ducted from tne general bud.,et. 21. Our :Moister of Finance will render us an account monthly of the amount of saks of A aim. told or redeemed from tythes, iu execution of tile orders above. TITLE YE. DISCHARGE OF DIVERS OTHER CREDITS. 22. Our Caisse d'Amortinement of France shall reimburse, at the stated time, the hills of exchange, payable by•the Treasary of Amsterdam, for the service of Use years Nog and 10099 RllMUlltint , ' 6,50 0 . 00 J frane,c, iticluding 172.0,11 francs for the loani made by the Treasury of liallatni ninon dilferent pledges, and the stun burrowed upon the depot of cloves, ainimutbig to 1,615,000. 2J. The 1.920,3601b5. ofclovel. which are in the Stn'e ware ' houses in Holland, are to be placed at the disposition Of the Chime d'Amortissement,w 'licit o ill take care In sum ressively 5111 it upon the twist adviintogenus terms. With the produce of the sales it will reiinnurse itself to the amount of the advances which it most make 10 the execution of the above ova le. Our cousin the Prince Arch-Treasurrr, our Lieut.:mitt- General in Holland, and our Ministers of Finance and the 'llea.. sury, are charged with the execution of this IM•ree. (Signed L ) NA POLON. By the Emperor. (Signed) 11. e. Duke de HASSAN°, The Wilma and Secretary of State: EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS. —We are sorry to learn, that there it not the smallest hope of the suc cess of the negociation for an e xelia.:ge of prisoners of war. There is no fixing the french G,ivern. tacit to any basis of exchange. Every concession 00 onr part has produced new dematuis on theirs, and the only principle which they seem inclined to adopt or allow is, to have every thing their own way. The negociation, after many months discus slot), was, we understand, brought at last to this point. We have at this moment foil 50,000 French. men, prisoners of war, in Eitgland, 111 Fiance there are about 12,000 English, twe.thirds of whom are not prig - otters of war, but were dutained in violation of every principle of justice, and the acknowledged law of nations. Many of these, in deed the greatest part of them, are women and chil dren. Even these, however, we understand, our Government was swilling ,to admit to an exchange as prisoners of war. This being conceited, ; ir i he French proposed that the whole of their 50,000 • goners should be sent over, en maw, for the 12,010 English (part of them not prisoners . of war, het detour), and that afterwards the French would release the Spaniards tiow in France. An exChatige, of course, could not be assented to upon thii pint• tiplc; the effect of which would be to supply this enemy with sailors sufficient to man 25 sail of the line at least, and which would leave our brave al. lusty the Spaniards, still in the hands of BONA? A RTE ; for there is no one acquainted with the perlitlioos v ehmacter of the tyrant, who will believe he would telesse a man of them. ; 'A CORN EXCIIAAGE, OCTOBEIt 15. The supplies of Wheat coastwise, to-day, are considerable, with great part of last week's foreign arrivals, upwards of 12,000 quarters, and sales 31. or 4s. lower than Friday. Barley and Malt some. what dearer. White Peas likewise. Grey, and Beans of the two kind, keep their prices. Oats are in middling supply, and sales at little variation. Flour in short supply, and supports last prices. Wheat. - - - 565. 745. Mu Tick Beans, • -43 g. Ms. Od. Fine ditto -- - - 903. 9is. Oats 4%. 46,. Pohinds -- - -33 a. 375. Od. Ifkirelgy, 3 5 50g. Putatoe ditto -•-- -41 N Od. Matt, 'Mi. 826. Rape Seed - - £45 £5O W. Peas (B I (Boilers) 565. 6*. Fine Fleur -- - - Mi. 904. (he) Pens, -- - - 46,. !u I*. Seconds 5O. 11.55. Beans, • Lect BOVAPARTE 111 1 we understand, to be al lowed to continue his voyage to America, and that orders have been sent front the Admiralty to afford him the necessary convoy thither. There was only one defaulter on Saturday at the Stock Exchange, on settling the October accounts ; but his deficiency was said to be to a considerable amount. Money was plentiful, and no continua. !ion. 'rho house of Messrs. GOLDS:WIG took all the stuck they had bought for that day. 'A Treaty of Peace was comeinded between the Portuguese Government and the Deg of ALGIERS. The former, however, being unable to fulfil one of its principal and most interesting stipulations, has published an address, requesting a voluntary sub scription for the ransom of the Portuguese slaves at Algiers. General Mean gdesfrOm Madcita to succeed Ge neral Wasio at Madras: The Nemesis frigate oh Friday sailed from Ports. mouth, with four transports / fur the coast of Africa. Thu Dolth Government of Amboyna had drawn Upon itself the unconquerable hatred of the natives, nut only on account of its rapacity, but because it has abolished the ancient ceremony of the hongey, resembliuig our periodical eiretiitt of the Judges. The Indian Goettement has determined . to.remedy this complaint, by the appointment of persons to hear anti redress all grietances. A NOTlllat Mossteri.—Saturday night, about 10 o'clock, as three respectable young moven/ tailti: tiers, were returning home down Vigo-lane, Bouil.;• street, they were attacked by a fellow of a *iced horrid description), who violently tore their clothes, and otherwise assaulted their persons in an indecent manner ; the shrieks of the women brought a per sou to weir asatfitausta t but the villain found laws to escape. • :~ .es of and LDS. tIOE, 111011 Con Pa. rered as to it to who leave ike a rincess 1 rii house in imam] Com next, the Su , - .glaud. ig, the ►aster, boar- :aritig , ateer, four )rovisi. ateer to the celled false Gelid lituate fld the Juerican Decree :operty lie law. Holland 'barged, tiler the. which a coo-