The Statesman. — London, England, 1812-02-06 00:00:00

thenteetyfs,gov 4011.41149 y! beftr, and, • may add s wgitatilmi goittaaiotiito; as, liley will alwir bei *6 , 10440. they, coitllmie• steer iodueni. of a factious *Ala bigoted Clergy and iu *gene'', LISBON, Jiw Ciudad Rodrigo having refused •to suireuder, most gloriously carried• by assault at seven „'clock in the evening of the 10th the gar ' fison made d e sperate resistance, and Ire supposed to bine aut . - fs.red very severely. Particular, not knoww.", EI.VA9 * , JAIL 18. " General HtiL his iseadiltihrters Thy entry •of General HILL Into Estiemadura ) made' l'rouch vacilate, and completely deranged their 01..3, notwithstanding he afterwards retired to liar- 1 DROULIdees not seem . inclined to advance Larra, and aH the French are divided.in diffeient 1 ,0;01i, either on accauneof the waist of provisions, YOMC other motives." ' We also received Cadiz • Papers this forenoon to .t.:to 'l:4] January. The following are the only arti c:;, worth noticing : • 6 , CADIZ, Jamtl4. • " it is said that Gen. SALLasTruns will not yet 1...av0 the catniv at - Cribra i ltar it is also said that b e ia make a snoveineht Mi. the. enemy's hunt befdre cadiz." ' : , • itriiti'VA'S DE Bit)fial,'Dgc , 4. " The headequartgra of the first army. are now were. ,The enemy hare at length passe4 their grand c•riVay from Gerona to Barcelona, but not with Int- In this operation they have employed 11,000 infantry, '7OO hoisc, and eight pieces of artil lery." " Hiad-quth-rs, on the heights of La Oartiga, Dee. 6. " Yesterday morning, at nine o'clock, 4000 in. fairy and 400 horse, with four pieces 'of artillery, Act:Kited the head+quarters of the first army';• they were, however, completely repulsed, and pursued their retreat t* Granollerf, which they reached at three in the afternoon, witin no swill loss ; our loss was not consid CORTES, 19Tut DAY. " A dispatch from Gem CAPONS, dated Tarifa, ftinuary 10th, was read, in which he stared, in re. Ivreuce td late events in that place, that the enemy 11 al, in their retreat, ruined and destroyed every t log they met, (Infuriated by the enormous loss th-y suherd, which, according to some accounts, amounts l'ons.e,ousatid ineu."—(iteducttor General, .Ja.. ?Witty `20).: 44 We a'i•c assured • that General NIENMEASEL, with eight tnotssand men, has penetrated to Tor 11, ;ilia's, and !hat the enthusiasm of the Catalonians is oiagularly grim — f.."-=olplador General, Jan. 16.) SEVILLE, JAI. 4. " On the 17th nit. entered here some wounded I, consequence - of an action which a Spanish papa GJ men had with 200 French, who were escorting a . tdoloy, " have here a garrison of 3700 men, Including 400 hors in each dt the cities of Cannella, Euja, and Cordoba, there are 1000 infantry and cavalry. Msputet run' tery high between MARISONT and : 4 e.tir.v, and both bare made representations to their Ent.Ettoil. We are ignorant whether this influenced the k.. 1 humour produced in SlonLe, by a dispatch !rum DitOVET, CoMma %tier of the Fiend trots id r'.4:rrinadurii ;. and the expressions of rage doinement which esetteed Mm. • Ile was close . ted pith till ten at night, end at midnight, Ai,- vvrited two AidvdeXamps, one to. V ICTOK, the tither (.4 ihworr."--(Regen.ly Gavtie,. Jan,2l.):-• "'AYAMoNTE, Jay. 10. " They write frOm. Yelves that deserters (rpm Bi .l,joz ire pcntlz strive dire: •tOtithe.6th init. sic A ~ i ndirrsarrive4thsite,iwith their orbits complete."—. l . klt .gency Gatetfr, Jan. 21.) itAIXT4CA TIE kt,CANTAR JA*. S. • " 1). Moso.ru hats passel to La ); vtr!ia with hia division' efigiposCd infarid 3.xplaerse, and Iwo pineliof artillery. lie hi.; l.ov,ise ender his orders some squadrons of free and patriotic parties. , It is hoped this ops.. rviwl will protl.ace Teri ferAisate results.—(sg_ 1 ....;••;frjj Gazette, ..r4n. , 16,) • • • The garrison , of .13:kiajoi it ;Co miloseti of 4 Ai . • 'n : there are many hi it, and provisions are svatce."z-i' Sir;?se Paper.) • • 4 ; " • .1' _ . . Government of the repeal of A portion of the East India .._ ~......4 _ ..ttUl ...r....p; And this must lye received as fl. 4stietus for the.Ordera ie!Conncil; which are to form a Part*Of the rentilime inrispradeace of this country, e n ei_.4,o *the French Railer, that is Boearaeri, Shall restore to this' cnuntry all the privileges and advantages which our comineree enjoyed antecedent to the promulge4 tion of these ' 4 nioit t 1:9 U 3 novelties !Ai" The Pow. Ars be has subdues!, must be disengaged from the Con- Asiental System, to make way for the introduction of British fustian, coffee, pots, and Muscavado sugar ; and we are perseadeßorcee.sltTE, for unfortunately we cannot force him into the belief that it is his oh- lions interest to replenish the declining revenue and, resources of his most formidable enemy. We eon- . fess we do not know by what process or train of rea -sloping this - great work is tek be effected; add is the . Mayor of Liverpool &aisles Call% ilmeetifig, with a view to the repeal of the ifircte'rs in Council, ee , *should most heartily •thank his . Worship to con .aene the inhabitants, for the purpose of raising a , fund to remunerate any individual, .erebody of' men, who may discover this great, zommercial dc-1 lidrrolu . M. Meanwhile tioriairaate shows 'no symptoms of abandoning the cause. of the United states. By the latest accoynts from France, it ap pears, that since the arrival there of IstrAteLow, tile : , American Minister, Hid relltiong wiCh America hare assumed a more favourable aspect ; many vessels ' with cargoes have been restored, which were broUght in under the Berlin and Milan Decrees, and bet t one or' two instances have occurred of any con demnations ; none hive been confiscated since the promulgation of the repeal of those Decrdes. LMr. Bin ~ow, is on the very best terms with kise Government, and is seen frequently twice in the - day at the Duke of Bassaeo's office. • lie possesses I much confidence, and has great dispatch afforded him in his transactions with the Government. He is !ap posed to have received favourable answers to that), jest of his mission, which were dispatched to „Use- . rice on the 9th nit. by the United States, tr' . .ig Constitution, Capt. Htst..t..— tOn the other band, plan of an armed ibinnaerce has already began to be acted upon by the American trad e rs; asap ' from the following letter, dated Plymouth, the* it. —" Came in a, most handsmne armed American sliip, the Hannibal, of twenty 24-pounders, and 160 men. She was one of threearmedAmerican ships which sailed from Baltimore foe' Bou rdeaux together, determined to resist_being detained by any British sloop of *at of equal or inferior force to themselves. This vessel fired her stern chacers at the Niemen, but a few guns . 'frem her bow chacers soon made Master Jonathan heave -to and fiend a boat on board, on which a Mass , ter's Mate, Midshipman, and a strong party of the Niemen's gallant crew; were put on hoard her, and brought her safe in here.r"To this We may add, that we have learned from ktial authority, if a war breaks out between this consitri and the .United States, 50,000 Americans have offered to take Upper and Lower Canada, (ere of expence to their Government. They are composed •of the Blue Mountain. Boys,. the back settlers'of ,Massachuittis; Vermont,-New Hampshire, Connie/kat, and Ikew Tork ; mul l if necessary, a .greater force will be raised. Such are the suivantagecwhich this country is to.derive from the c,outiuustoce of ottr.Orders -in Clonntil. The Liverpool Mercury, a paper conducted . with ability, aittrin unequitocaPy 1.- ndent, inforsti 11s:that the Atzeriatu ship •the - Jta. Captain Iferr;titzsicish . With . thubec for w:ires docklei: de,' fat lately hostidcd by a I, Pvi c vateet;.iati.' s ailhOugh Mr papers, which 're eVaiteth glahly designated her cargo and •••-qtirtsti on , she WAS ‘ at once liberated, and allowed f ?roeved upon'fer voyoge. Is this no proof that • .;..Min end Milan Decrees have ceased• to have . ....YirAre the British Isles -now in a s tate of block ** even •npon paper ? But, decisive as such evidence • •. it is valn to. xpect frbm the prese-.t Cabinet, any . :`ing like an essential modification or repeal of the Or • rs+n Council. TikaaaDet!zrs and the Present Admi ,,,,;ratiun Are co:existent ; and it is quite clear that spirit of them is infused into the body of our • -rights and interests.. A certain Nabob. has ran sung Ids song of recantation—numbers are ..Anst hint, and decamp he must. Liesides, Mr. • 4f unequivocally apprised the American • ..c•rothettt, that " the adtnissipn of British goot4 •;?Isllc . e.J.tito ), At . ....)04 .. .ti'v0ck WU ~~ .1 - - ' ,i; '1` , 01 , 4'0 - s4lfilqiiiiik . ... ~.. ... _--....—. int SSIS:4SOUSS OP LORIM . ' 01 tamier Siffkii ON .• - -' • • ifiu SPATE or 'IRSLAWin. -. ' PRESIA .. • DtREJI. Ilill,l.irough gaineri s . 'lllllelbtk rt Foeleui: tire as illq i s ot Cuernareda ' nand*, • Rossiya Yarborough B: g irr i sl l iire rey . . Ifiliehiuson • • MA ay'. tsgs. f liarlemoni , Erskine Lansdowne Luean I.audL rdale - Stafford . Lassoli• Pon•tonby ( lEaottity , EARLS. . bay and *le , Crewe . Derby - lia.stinip Ossory . . Esse t Si,. John Justine.. 011Ibemarle Cli NJ o Norwich • Dristol Ihittott . Roehestre , Dais per )(fag kil lore . . ..Eitz w ill lane . blot .tford Ikbester Bo lkeley PROXIES. . • • ntr ay.. Donnughmore krdrhsin . M. Alban's NS aldegrase Glastonbury •• • 1 MARQUISE/. Tbastet AI t•ndip ant e Guildford Ailba 'Buckingham s ibco c scs. Brit) broUke EARLS. , ‘ ARSOU - • Spencer(lllandford) Spencer jjereford ticl ford Sutlolk .. - Datican . Ilollaud • Carlisle . - • Loans. • Sundt-Hr. Jersey , Ashburton _ • Ponsonby r"rankerville Auckland Ful e v - Stanhope Duck ' Bredidbarts Darlington Granard - • Carrit.gton • Cawdot • .. Scarborough . ' Suin ell • PAIRED OPP. .• The Hake of Bedford--Lnrd Byron —Earl Of C.tilsfott: • , LIST OF T 111: AIINORITY • . • . • • - ON LORD itotttrrtei mOrtoS., x - • '. IlbeterOsultle;lfii::. Grant, CI jun. Morneth, Visc. Adair, U. . • Grattan. ilt. fin. 11. Neville, Hon. R. Agar, E. 31_, Green ill, It. . . North, D. Althorpe, %goom! Greufell. P. Odell, W. Aubrey, Sir 3. Grenville, Lord G. Oglander, Sir W. Arnow, Lee . Greenough, G. B. Orde, W. . • ' Bagrnal, W. Halsey, Jo,. Osborne, Lord F. Raring, A. lbuibury, W. Pelham, Hon. G. A. Baring. sir T. Hamilton, liana Parnell, H. Bennett, lion. H. G. Herbert, H. A. Piggott, Sir A. Bennett, R. 11. A. Herbert, lion. W. Ponsonby, Rt. Hs. G. .Bernard, S. Ilibbert, G. ' Pon er, It. 'Bradshaw, Iln: A.C. lloShouse_, B. Poyntt, W; S. Wand, Hon. T. Horner, F. Prittie, 11. E. A. Brougham, IL Ifosvard, IL P‘m, E. Browne, A. 'toward, Hon. W. Qiiin, Ilon. W. Busts; W. lloghes, W. L. • Ridley, Sir .1. W. 5 ? . G. flame, W. U. Romany, Sir S. . II i& , Thos. . - 'font, Rob. S. Anhyta, Sir I. *Campbell, I). Ilti. , tteti. Thor. • Savage, T. .Chaloner,„l(. 46 flatehasson, lin. C. Seutainore, It. P. Coke. T. 1... Itetelhy, Sir W. Sharp, It. I Cake, U. ' Knight, ft. Sherfdan, Rt. lion. Zolhorai_ iX. it. h flux, Hon. T. • R. B. Oliennbe,Al G. . ; , Laub, lion. W. • Sinclnie, (1.. - Ureevey. 1. ' ' .Littouche; I). Smith, Join 'llluthberi - ,' : it.•'• tattntelte; J. Smith, • Win. fpactta, Jamas ~. 1: lattonotoe, Re bond,. EL Da OM, C. Lea C:1 . 3 • . Stanley, Lord Hundas lion. R. L. Lemon', Cli. . BMA, A. "Donaltindo; bard Leintm,J.-' , : 'nvlAtiwk, Mani. 113', Halves heion, Sir W. _, %Dimple, Earl .. •• etc, Hon. G. L‘tfleion, ilio.W.H. TemPlelowu, Vistr>'... Bolt, Rt. Hon. W. - Lloyd, J. T.. / Tterney,lfx. Ha. Li." liliegustin. It. C. : Longman, Cite. . tinghte.W. '.- -t, Fittpatriek,llon.l4. hlaraiouald, J., - , . .3'.rai:ey,,l..!: H. • • - I Fitzroy, Lord Ch. 31tat•icks, W. A. , 'Talbot, R.. W. 'Fitzroy lAidi MO. '7llsthou, Ho*. Si' " Venielh;ti. V. . f 4 OleY•lrt E. vl ar• Alark;ans, Je 1 ..•.. Wegern, C. W. , ' I , re iteh, A. ' Mart ~att, J. Whitbread, S. ~ Folkestone, Ville. Alat Wen, lion. AL 'Warrender, Sir G.' • Finuitiutd; Wt "Mils" Via. is • Walprde,:kion. 0. vitnaeraid i Lord li. Meade, lion. 4. • Nrottebtl. :• • Giles - , 1) , Moore, P. }cute , rr I Str .., W. 'Bower, Farl' Millimay l 11. Sir ""' ' • . • VEl.Litait.. C. W.:Sir. Wynne, I. H. Fremantle. • . • .• - The fillristteg Georlieseirivere in the" liooar,, and fniouruble to.the motion, bat tither paired otf, or were obliged .te leave it, before the division : finnhury, Sir C. Howorth, It. Maxaell, Wm. Convert. J. V. Jekyll, J. N..w:iti.t, Sir J. Dillon, Ilea. A. Malmo, Lord 'fait ton„ (intro)* Hamilton, Lord A. Martin, Henry %/Lod, lion. J. V.; , The following Gentlemen, who were favourable to. the (;athollic, claims, were unavoidably absent :--. . Anion, General Fitzgerald, Colonel Mostyti,tir Thi* ~ Astley, Sir .1. Fatty, Hon. A. (V Brien, Sir Edw.' Barham, J. F. Forucs, V iiconnt O'Caltighas,,Col. Sew icke, C. . Grata, 0 : 11 , ' Peirm, ii.' Biddulph. R. M. Hipp? dry, Sir J. C. Pelham, lion. C. Burdett, Sir F, Rimy woad, W. Ponstinfty, litre: F; Butler, Han. J. • • Jabots, T.; ' ituyell, - hoed W.- Campbell, Lord J. Laing, M. Shipley, Coltinel. Campbell, Admiral Woburn: it. •• • sumer% ilk. Sir Af. CdrendSli, Lord G. Liovd, Sir E. P. Stanley, Coinnel . Cochrane. Lord Martin, R. litua,rt, Lord W. Cox, Hon. E. Manic, Hun. W. -Symonds, T. P.._ • Cook, B. May, E. Townsfteud, Lord J. Cr..ig, J. MENAI, 'SIT R. Wharton, John Hondas, Hoe. L. M slr T. Williauts, 0. Dundas lion. G. idakdity. ', SIT 0: W Inithigton, Sir T. 1 Fitsgeriild,Rt. H. M." •-, • ... Another Anholt Mail arrived • last night, but the ;' Papers brought by it are ontirely barren of political ' intellingence.. '. .. 1 , . ~..„ . . • lesterttay.-t;olenel TEX to %, accpmpanied by a ' Messettgq of Stete.atriv,ed Irom Cadiz at the house of ' the Dec Dar. Irtiasispo,- in, Spring Gardens, with dispatches; announcing the appointment of a new Re , gency, by the Cortes, of_which his Grace is nominated • Yesterday beteg the day appototed for- a Gederel One of the :Members,. Tice ode* Members, are Gene- ; Fast, the same was obserted with all dee:solemnity. ; rat U. O'Dettut*, 'the brave' pereoder of Gerona , ! The shops were all closed, and the-eherchesali open, Admiral Vittaittceezto, Senor it t , 4l, and Senor I most of them well attended. Both Ifouses of Ptir- , M'lsellEßA.,• Tote are q three first chosen. for -Spain i fitment attended Ditine Worship as usual, as did se- : one the two last for the Indies. Dan VistctertDe • venal Veleateer Corps in s itlferbet - pelts of the Me.; ' I 1 DURANGO, Secretary to the P.mbass7, will perform' tropolii: . i:(1,1-.. the datics of Ambassador to the British COrt till I Yesterdiy Sir Siertit, Swat tratstarted business ' the appointmeht of a successor' to the Duc Del, It:- t with Mr. PERLE ' the Uudetlehretary of State in the, FANTADO: ~ i ' War Department. - ..- i - • I The list %dikes from the Mediterraneab state, I Yesterday Major Goatee:4 whis- brought the disk that ode of the first of Lord BENT/NcK's acts, on hi ' , Pitches from Lord WeetaNwroxs Wasintredeced to .. , . --, artivel in Sully, was to ask and obtain pertnissieu • the•Pattree Roarer, 'at CatlterPliottsr, by the Bart ! . from the Government to take under Igla immediate u f li tym e °°l6 • ' ' .. .. 'r command the whole of the Sicilian lietilli, eonlistinri• Ilis Exce lle n cy Sir 1:c ex 57Evrex,- Hart. wilt ern- of upeards of 50 sail of vessels. ' "barh for Itis Government of Boinltif elf** In the - The AmeriCan ship Spy, that arrived at Plymouth , nett month. .re .;, - , ~, on Thursday last, fell in with a French frigate steeri ' Lord l'imitbillity;(4°".fti;e Dal"' , 't"FaltD) tug to the westward tinder tipress of Mil, then about has arrived in town teem Portugett* 'l ' l I" . * ! SO miles from Brest. . - ; • -There is no- teeth In the repote:thet!.%ir JOseret The Canniest of Elgin armed cutter is retorned' 1-°°K a is going to A meri c altith-* * l " 6 " l% ' from Tonningerr, to which place she had been AIL' • The dispitches which Will) *ceivet by the Hornet, p;itched with a flag of truce, to ascertain further teethe American Charge d'Affalroi, - bate be ' particulars tektite to the loss of -the St. George and worded to Liverpool fot America: ! The Hornet, we • Defence. She reports, that only twelve men were uederstand,. retarnlito.Cherbitrgh Immediatel y'. mtved from the Defencesand silt from the St. Gr o ige.' Thirty - four thousand guineas I. gold; the-property 1 Seventy-tife bodies base been washed o n s h or e, . nta Gentleman deceased, weeeollerett for sale last amongst whom were the bodies of Copula A/KINII,' week. on-the Change of Belfast. '''. • I of the Defence, .one Lioalseasoir44.lo6., puts",' On Thursda y was launched at Daltames yind, Dirtfard, a' who were buried with titiAihnoura of war, by nu gerrlttbeentity.itee.gieht flu ti0 ' 4 1 , 1 .714 . 1(ei aat l ttr a thr ' Prir n er. ) ; Cita:l,37e I order from the Kura. There were also the female 'ef Wad ateohilianied with as anlattird and aVrupriate ' bodies drove orLshore, one 'apparently a person of 2 1 7 3 . 1 4 0 ,, Tbr c a e llai e r ; tic :l7,, W . r ith as • williell dill u et tist a g° mu- pe as of ffie ni respectabiliti. 'The King of DEsm.taa has given or- L ean :l f l omilie; of rank and &Allot to ever wereitssembit:dou Wil the body •--- • ' REYNOLDS to - 'Colin -.. a like orcaskas i noretald any thiar t arpasi the . petite attention • Cates Cl. - •,.lisn• r 0 1 1 4 r • t * tI4Y4LG fiNC E: • ?.; , :fORTtiIIOUTM; -Arrived the Spitfire, id guns, Captain FAIN, frrim Cruising.; having left the Captain Vausittort, and Surieillaine, Captain Sir G. Collier, erni,ing it; ware% of the two Freonli frigates mina . It. is Imagined the French frigated are gone to the-coag of Ainerien. Cana; np from St. Helen's, to Spithead, the Royal Oak, 74; tap toin Valeohn. • Sai;eci tke Melpomene, armee at 'WC, Captain Falcon. with the renadoder of the htsben convoy. for Valmouthl there to aitfor a settled travet ly w ad;l Theban, !36, •Captsin Theban ; and Veitieui, 71, Captaio ltrow,r.; for off Cherbuqli ratre, 95,. Captain Slade, for Plymouth ; and Brambiesehooect, on acrolse. i•Atmourn ; 9. Arrived the Artueii4att ship •Slary and Elif.abetb, Mite, M*:rr, from Talton, titl4 dip ; on the 30th uft: spoke th,, Fortmsee. and Earlymbssi frigates, yob° had been in pursnit of two French frigates, but without stiecetts4 ou the spoke his :11:1.0r - tied stoop of way Orittirell, fruos Lisboa; bound to this port; she his not yet arrived. PLYMOUTH. Fzus:4. Arelvisf die Sir-tdy tanArli,•final Cadiz, with dispatched. Aft mourn, Fro., h. Put back hit Mujellt"'d dtilis Starling and Thrasher, by con. ti:wy Remain in the Dow his Majeuty's ships Solebay, Portia, Starling, Thrasher, and t.ing I:west:cutter. GOTTEN JAN. 24. FroM our coast oppmite Ld IL . timai fr, we hear that 40 masts, 2eo balks; 9U harrcla of tar, aid about 1 0 dozen of deals, have 'been picked up from dorae writ: LE Mil; Few 1. t) Monday minting fit, elftmet richtek, a deep-loaded dotty was seen coming down the Frith, about a mile from the ibeee, apparently waser.legeed: The crew; finding the water "Incteased, attempted to bring the vessel to the sisore, when she immediately went down, uppasite to Pitteuvreem. One of the drew wet observed to iikt upon the rigging, but soon dlsap peered: The wind blew so strong from 8: W. no boat could go .tn her . assistance. The vessel is supposed to be the . Harriet, of Ttiesk, from with tnah.—Oh Wednesday last, the epeedWell, of Stinderland, arrived at Leith, from Yarmouth, with grain. She experienced a severe gale of wind in Fkith, during which the mate and one of the men fell frees we ligging, id the act of veefing same of the iath, and were nediri tunnel)? drowned. • • Extract of a Lehr,. from Dublin, dated dart. 29.-drisr wily; Stirling, from Honduras to Dublin, and t*e . .toielna i ti 'Stip (names not mentioned), are dibore on the SOO) Bari ~Dol.lin liay. Crews most. - II • tb . . On the 29th ult. a Court Martial wad assembled on board the Raisonable, iu Sheerness harbour, whereof Cophlia Boys, ofthe Ze.114119, was President. The Court proCeeded to the trial 01 Mr. Henry C. Killock, Midshipman Of the Daring gun-brig, for havingloft the deck in his watch on the night of the nth or November last, whereby tlx men vivre Whirred to desert ie the frig the prig then lying in Leith reeds: The Court ivere of opi nioo that the Prisoner was guilty of the cline alleged. against Mnr; tint tit eons ideratidn or the excellence of his character, as men as the length of time hekati iiien confined previous to his trial, did oelyedjudge him to he severely reprinNnded, and ad toonished re be adore circumspect in future. On 3ttinday a C*lrt Martini *at atsetubled bn Board his Ma-- jesty•.s . slip Itaisonable, in Shee?ness harbour, whereof Catania Peflowes, of the Cennovior, war Peesidcot. The Court Fro.' terded to try Lletitentsut Corneliwi landelles, on Me undermen tioaed.elaiiirnikhiblutaiesiost itiot iss truagity Ciptaintif Yrtecisio _'Fora violation of the 'ed aril ¶!711 Aiticha:ef. War; and. far being of &tumble:aka against his Oinieln." The COurt were of opinion, that the whole of the Chifffes against the Prisoner weer iiroved, and did therefore adjvsdri *said Lieut. Cornelius Liscelles to be &- I mimed from his Majesty's sery ice, and rendered- incapable' for I erer of reishik Islit4tialtitty; his firm,and secreeCon. On the 4th inst. another Cyan t Martial was assembled to try Lieut. Gaoige Elkrby; of .the 'ittlttonsart sloop of star, on Charge' exhibited against hhu by Captain float, of that ship, tor" untilheer-likecoridect at various times, more particuia: if on the 25th of December last." The Court wer- of opinion, that the charge against him had bete proved, and did therefore 'ad •ull.-e hi.,, to be dismissed from ire Brittemart, to be most se • verefyirpshotteded, and to lose two year's rank on the list od 1 Lieutenuits: . - ..e We have lately perused a Letter from a HOME'. hada' of l'otienitam, to Mr. l'EtutvAL, on the subject - of re-assessment of Taxes, occasioned by the defalcation of Collectors, partly owing to the 'neglect of the Commissioners in not taking good and sufficient security. The, writer of this pamphlet, 'after paying some very fulsome compliments to Mr. PEnctvat, has pointed out a most •glitring instance of onallaiOn in the Clerk to the Commissioners not 1 leaving taken the semi ity which the law requires, al. 1 thetigh the boods.were drawn up and paid for, In consequence of whiCh it . appears the Commissioner* l - visited the sin of their oven neglect upon the Po i rislaienere by.assessing them a second tinte to maker ' good the deficiency; but the payment of which this ! Ilousehokler at Tottenham Very spiritedly resisted, on the ground that Corninis4iouers, under such cir otimßttineesi had no legal authority to levy finettupon the inhabitants, wbere the want of estettable.sece- I pity evidently Originated in their own neglect. Dating the short, but violent gate of wind, which. _prevailed on Spnday night, at the time of the Con ! Offeror, 74, driving from- her moorings, the boat *web of that ship was blows by the violence of the go F lot of •the forerigging Overboard', and unhap. pi perished ; it being impossible at the time to send : A oat to pick Linn ap. • • I' Avessel,with clothier's oil on board, is supro4ed le have' founderet! off the • Isle Of Wight ; one . Jorge 1 cask, marked s'., N: 13i litta been picked up, and cerriedlp Cowes, and auothei to Southampton. f We are requested to itete t , that Henry Vorrlor, . l the Navy Clerk, is no stay contented with the claim. ants on the Roxburgh Estatett . - _Mr. BELI:ENDIN I 1(1 - 1 4 4tbb claims - the fees has tiltrethei newt! , Mr. Ilcuat fAwLvit, ha &Ash Barditihr, and a most honourable man. • . • The Vroprietori of 144 i; 'Coocheoilpetiglit not e a 'Relief present, in consequence of .arYeztriknentlart t 4 Berliu Deem!! t—L Lt tiee will be laid opesql - o f the co 1 dere for the body a AdMiral REVNOLDS to be con. - alike aide 1 n°r ° 6°) &7 e l s hillier triowa the o°l.ite att°Wfinw., lithe at present , to F °° '! ! ‘l' ue til " al A 3leLan k , Inr"E . I' e 'ifi""°n °r repeal 4 -l • dto C ape at I ced iu a leaden Teye 1 agen t pa , co ffin, an d _. 4 . tbetaaaafgitsa oweee,-. Clseatie,liati t attolted by big- of passengers hastening to. to , to,,seca takes ma t.irs and the Present ..dmi- .. akff and amebic lady, as welt as Captain Jetta cstaA7.9 who 6 hi ..t...:. sent to England. -- says, " Its . Lottery , 'Sc e and it is quite clear that 1 A letter from Cassei dated len. ft, s command Ole ship -to their pest ,s who:were ireal. , ll .Kith a i site unprecedented Smell ,lt ;fie f with •• ,meltelsgeat k... cole;si t lattak fhp ... staettiaisanisatt &iot a .ff aeoe witb the 1 94,0001. Prizes, which will .be entirel determined& - . used into the body of. our I found to hare been Le Sage, a blacksmith Oh itsk r atest ii - WI , . krifient7 . iinci r Dr.treira. 'lll.-.)11W r. tits No speedily fp, th e .oth of t his . th y ' ?Oa it; aria •• . . . , o . yotpat-11 e este.. A certain Nabob has ' discharged , from the Royal Stelikat that murdered ! secomPnehed - M 1.1 Bli s t°° , 1 a ter of the Oared, twit the from a full conviction, ' that B,o)Tiekele . R io,- w ith , • , ;,... . .s.ytiat Mr. J. Diakiasoc sadeli. wo rawadotaaid bY 4 hla - each& talr' r tucle of iotereit attached, cetyrot aupp}i ~ , recantatien—numbers _are Count Minot)." . •.. ,_ *pitted tdaster‘f the ceremoaleol i tax sessidorse *cc- .. ..,..: ,_ . 1 , )he must. pesides, Mr. • . The imPortatiOn . " 1 " 1 . .10 . E of foruiSq, •to in . .1, a4ll/1111106(greitVitig to . • boot' as w e n ag wie useal aim Alone iii the qtett i ikoo.l4. _ . the year IWO, ausaisted t0'2,021,9di . 41 ; .m. A,....._ .*r.. 111? " 1 1 .. " -81 / 4 10 ie ci 6 e as- 41 d . . °4 10 4 d i , '''' -..„. ' thilredtty eiening, a private IP Vlir l6 o 4 tiff ly apprised the American 1 that immense griuttity be turned tote lon . •will ' ni adriarneott w oe s e ru :t i ar c l o tilittag d s Z x a o r e asz i ..lfragll o l/ r nOw qaaktered iu Carlisle, i n std with Ilia romi . ssipn of British goods ;amount to more than di*. iiinions tie" •.. tlie. k teteratowaideellsoNerst wham.. 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