The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1825-05-27 00:00:00

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' . ga" Anied the Cohan**. lkown , Aso ‘,.. _ ~i, ' ! t rek IT "I F w • - - - -- - ----- - - - - - ----- published, and, uit was written previous to the battle =mak * " wiwi too lit e llgheis It" Sm's 7 " . " 6111 ". W i l t r e i t - el and alantry i hot in Cobh. (nem New Yes*, mated es , b A lot - ' DRURY-LANII TIIICA7'RE. of Ayacucho, it hes NSW illeellell le be di en , oposisees alde is ebkli she ho wsos iaimiser bssuow .igholt,i sd ri ba be dsoo teigeseimihmie u reileet inevise:resdi re .. j ro. ssallot in i d eo: cl t ni a o, L an„ui t z. d a s v e assasm i l misi=„F ß E i l eltarL izabseh lllowloado , 4. ' " . • Tuaturrew Week's& SATURDAY, May 1111„ wail be r • . IPAUSTUs. We have, throngliJitailies Aileen readied . . five um % ''' *lig- . - . 1 ": . . 8 A i,,g lllll"." m blt ir nl t a i b mlliCkl erat lenAte.t iori lliwiwiinnasg4 , :gh(: t lh.seruud ita yederi dee pd fl ic dilat or r i i t va shoeld be open to the g piL d b e ho h. : .II ' elorrateelleskTereT.ltatiey.letwatt . • Kai rune' iseass sieginne, I segued by 01.. a veva, in January, in which be melba AseselV 4ll.4 hi[dm "il witineny upuegge hills Wu hot le be 4110 1 a Asenteden. Ws id, . - vet ' ' • . M P l .k. l2 k r :times a rot, good I the defeat of La Selma entirely to the late Viciatos s ewilid " sea e llekhk onts •Z s a ilei g h lr ibe "w it swab s 7 • Janes TWIN% roes Dadalk; gposiwell, Wood, km _.' . 6 fume. Ell- Cenerallr• angles ; Active, Mr . . CONWAY brought forward a Reeolutlou, that an Aggregat e Dam, , Preston, Meettog should be movened for a day to be hereafter n ea 1 . ORATID4P/CPA. 311 40r&swomea by Nam Teeny earl Osttle: eon bleerlainast Yates, treacberY- • • • • I. Pram. Pew". rald 114111•101. la 112 1"14.11 r.T. tr i espote ""Pirf wes sdied hlid :et Cheir liesilli , allet Tav it ern. heat Mee wee 7 7;: l e, ,aa inti lal"."llrl 14 : rra P y tweelt . nse et i ll3 freel -.. r ' 'those parts of Mr. Caw xisto's admirable speech on the little sllaseeeles,seeebed, • Blaeksteekt t e r ga ser b ro. =from Du n. Sir Jonas Bouxst recommended that a die,nt dsy sh .1d '' '°‘ -CO NT.-(;1111D41 IthlP: A TRE. Rd of Felatnary, which relate to the affairs of South Anse- " Tint a ritnalllselery_ba _ .Ibisind-der die prooatise of the A r th e d i b is day - dt. vl. the Cornallus. Ill'Arthur, fmm appointed, in order that the Mooting might enjoy the premt u n u ce & b. 4 w FRI nay. . Ira performed nd Yr 00aneo, from New Or. co-operation of Lord Gornianstown, food Etllcon, Mr. (m an „ ' %.1 ' __Mt_ intr.!. eke, lIIPB inserted at full length in the Colombizeo, in both lOwelPlen ef lbellellow eallallhiel. elk benewwill nbeweid- -41 1 'Pernambuco; Marouis of Wellington, uppers et intunalp,--the Alleassi of annustaleretemsest VMselse, Str.yeeineras _Stalk law. Keeley. 1 / 11 " lama ; Msyfiower Cseterout • Vino!, -; St. George, Portions ; and other Gentlemen. who were watching the progres s o f v aik ne int, the languages in which that journal is printed. This gamy _en sepia easnected . with 1 4--ard the °ante" and Town of Liverpool. from ' Dublin . ; Fronels, Purrington. from affairs in London, and who in all likelihood would be detained di u era l‘ ' . WOO. Mu Paeses.Lena. lOW Lterv. • A •. _ 1.0/TY . gtetrir r alliNt r f ATTIC. oneterty development of the polic7 of England has given wom b w el as ki Zt i Or i thow salawathawnpneenttotieneallessistee its i f ehea rarn m er t: isammimod - New Orleans ; Belgrave, Flemming. from Jamaica (sailed live for sou . •.e H o le tim e long e r, aa from all he . (Sir J. Rorke) could cot. days before the Socket); John, 111•11)onaid. from Loodontierry ; !yet, tt appeared probable that some ultenor nteasures on theedii • • *ail - alenttne V universal satisfaction. " The Midi and Pante Ouneens •Aesseionan." Betty, Mears, from Paraiba ; Hannah and Amelia. __, f rom of Catholic affairs would be brought forward in the House of t' ect 0064 k To eidefsode With sassosba • co. Cork; Ocean, Welshman, from * London i ood Jane, Griffith, from mons. Ile (Si J. Burke) had no express authorityxtrr.sitlariouingutlmis; ..aystebartiotilfeelis.e . :. IP•emlese o 1 4 W1111r.essauri Kra. .-.........- After the himmiliss. tbe anisederien adjeureed to give dtferent slier! • ' Newport. Mk would be the case; but the hope repent:oil by =3 1 . .I__.. - was . gzaa. gibbet Yes. ' ' ''".1040.... . • roe sr .ora= U. Lord HOLLANd lest night movist the seeend reading of Societie as eppessuity te mum their consent to thejunction. Mr. Gruen then tenth. Melt, and The Brothers from New Orleans ailed 31st March, and from in a late debate that some palliative measurrt would be ad ghl oa rn 4 AMR , a_a the Bill for *Wishing the laws of forfeiture and attaint of Mr. CdatiTlZ was called tail by dee Society in the promotion Ceintrai • ' ' lea!___ . •' 4. HAYMARKET THSATBE. of the Civil Maritsa Unitarians. Belaise 2tl April: On the 17th Allay, in lat. 42. 52., long. 14, spoke corroborated the intelligence lie had Teethed. among his - 1 7, - „; : /bit . the schooner Britannia, from Retranslate for St. Mielisere. On the friends to that effect. . • "'"' fhb. Zwentits, TRW %Y. Map w o wlll Ise rafermea blood. Somalian of the Noble Lord's speech was meaot 22d May, in lat. 49. 4K, long. 9. 13., spate Ole 'loop George and 3lr. SHEIL thought that no tiow ought to b b :l ad osli: ab h i cr e l t d o ing the Peal 1 4 • . sdronitn LOWERS' QUARRZLS. aal T aad he . Repteief the Society was brought up, Air whit - hit was re- . . ,•,..4. , - sentnes nr. C. Rumens Aselattba. Mrs. Hamby. to apply to another subject, and might, we think, there- Thomas, from Dublin for Barbadoes. Meeting. After wldeU, " Thal the fled% Iz aa joined us, eat term part of, " The UM- The Murray, from Jamaica, sailed Irom Montego Ray llth Dr. MAGEE was of opinion that the Aggregate Meeting ahould . . ' AS YOU WIC IT. fore, as well have been spared. The prineipal argument caries British and Amssiniee. April in company with the Robert Dever, for Queloc; tlic be held with all poitaible despatch. It would no do b be desirable "soars- ' • " bloom Ito Nude; Orlando. Mr. ; Adam, 10.11 , 11SaAsa ;on which his Lordship:relied, was the injustice of inflicting Ai r . J. T. R E T T wee dim all,d to the Chair by the Units- Dario.' Roberts. was to sail in two SAIL On thalSth slay, Ist. that Mr. O'Conmil and . the . other inernbert of u the Deputation • Tosudahise. Ur. Devrter. RoaalauCliame Ifeetria I Celia, YIN ' - thosalsei; Audrey. lard lharnbr• upon the guilty any punishment which in its consequences Irian rued Society. The eab ibu g e :le e enon urged againetlbe union of 49. 58., long. 24, spoke the brig Opheiia. from New York for a sh n o y u i l ea d w be n p a r b es le e d n e t . . la a y nd : w bu o t h w th it i h s y rert iew r i d t w to ou ß l i d lis or gu . i. . maks this Redety to the new B Y M To sonelddit with a itication he 11 • "• LOYt LattGlis AT Locif.SINTII3. wan. that Its feeds were inn London Oa the 23d Ma at 2 mor Tawas spoke the may affect the innocent. It is impoogible to resist an appeal to or mama ' eto warrant the extension a their exertions b e l aw „'„ , f or I , biladel biz Y a ' no G ot ri a ; f or B or d em ,',. inu.t utterly prounttsgainst thew. He therefore if no mo ' 11' - 'Ur. littekett Captain Beidoze. Mr. innings Tottertoo. RT. our uumio , y , a 4 1110" ( I itink . Mr. J. "tussah ; Soloman Lab, Mr.ll,llkinsoa. Lydia, 1 't 'n f roar of the unfortunate children and con- The Active. from ;einem ' buco, fetid Oth Atoll. On the 2,1 dal genticuati would do so, would move that ' the Aleeti re In "I" .ng should 24 SAM • tlin abOMMIIII WM 01111111111111 e Zt. Canavan, and other AA* whit was sad. ample field for thswe et beau. May, lat. 29. 30.. long. M. 30., spoke the ship Wad ington, of be held on the 10th of June. l et ‘ ' sad N . Ns.. .. ncctiona of these who fall by judgment of law. 'Our feelings eadm isa , le h elem i e d e g ,b, that that'll" were " I L and from New York for 'lndia. On the 6th May, in lat. 34, 50. hlr. 8010 thought-that the Aggregate Meeting' should be held teed 111( w, ThoProvaked Husband, Usenlasiese SIAM:. t are even sometimes touched by the sufferings and rtmorse of citidl ildralialapaisett objects, bat vim k has karma that ibeY hail long 28. 30_ spoke ilie Pilchard. from Cape Coast. for London. on an earl ie7 day, say in a fortnight. A , - extended seer objects, se denhaerdeqesis enbeedpenne would be The Catherine, OPlntoah, front Liverpool, hod tbe Atlantic, . 51r. Deoeur was . anxious that the Aggregate Meeting should ' . I:NM 'Mt irseteii. -- iteftifireliMelltn MAJESTY. the criminal himself. But it would not, therefore, be wise mew. Baides. it must be senassinsid, C ROYAL GARDENS, VAUXHALL, . ameba* particularly_ from Neer York, have arrived at Belfast. .be held o ith MI posinble expedition. be l he w id as on ui t t h i e ma ll te il i t Y o u f rru Ju u n tud e. ' A ti r lat eso t iu h t e io l n lg to tNia te ct M e e :t ti w n u g Ph rno ft vea ld 2 11 ) WILL OPEN tor the SEASON est,AMiNDA _Y NEXT, tbe 30th of or just to abate the exaction of the dreadful penalty. It is in Ind* 110 : b ra l t i nt cligello a ° 111 . 61 . dirld , "I " 6 " m ' °f the I The St. Patrick. Forest. and the Margaret, Prichard, from , nem; lege, an e em it saae ev en og jyy w o o f w y. an d p r id a y. imposs 1 p y y m arjedices . ere eximaileipiat 1111111,111111 having taken root 1 a use ibte to unish an man to an extent, however ' tam to . ..,. s ehr, a,..Zele t t . . h tib l e.: y n i ' i lip e t t ig b er i g' o trifling, without doing sera hijory to hie relatives, espe- SA Lakin : j helee was realleila, led - gram 1 - 1;11011111aoilt extensive and bite- c ~,,m te swarms..=tripLeziumrarrrehmed, ~tittte ially his children. If they lose nothing, they have hie . r d infamy fastened upon them. In the case of high treason adm sew A D Li vT ver ;:hi pooh itA).amlica h e av a e ad an A ir m ed ei l a t , N_ , ewry. fram Livetpool, have arrived at ; by Sir John Burke, seconded by Mr. Shod, and carried utaani. mously. 11 iOn having been incidentally wide to Lord 1 • ' MN" e altvellelien then t ' vk 1 The Fairv Y 4ueen, a ' n i d . Sur i p ‘ r t ise, (ren t' Liver s ;o lv ol eti . h at av N e a a n m i l V j e . d at no A vel US estimate of the relative proportion'of Catholics and P 1* - 11 points af foams, totally uninterest. t Gibraitar. - r hos s r Peo the eallelen ed n Id I ad paidir., By one of the Resolutisee the Association ow 1 tants in Ireland, 31r. Shell obtery tat it wou Le right to The Prramp, for Jamaica, passed Holyl•ead the 21th May.- expose the error into whieb that Noble ' Lord fell upon the subject ; ,t C • co ' E f • t di _-.......1 , it a li zE i rti a ttt r ai vPr ent esd eft ila i :i there is less disgrace ; and it is consequently- • neCell• dildialldle ta unite andmerge into Reif any oneor more of i Wind s. ".._ } .t resh Breese. . and this could very easily be effected, by procuring each parish - Wseest; whisk Istile elle usu. tine eslosew- -1 sary the punishment should be more extensive, in order the llosiesles a psornt estahltshed in Loodon (with the consult bf I Sailed the 24th May, the Edward. Heather, for Belfast ; Betty Priest in Ireland to furnish a census of Ms Catholic and Protestant - ). fee the promotion of any particular branch ot ite and Peggy Brown for Galwa • Sampeon Bellamy for Adra • population in his parish. Ile thought this would be a y 1,. < i " m " 11 Win ii =rj to be equally efficacious. The single question is, whe- that it would be rather a difficult onderta "si king tw t n o (*jests, seguthse with the existing list of subscribera, stock and . Constantia . Forth 'for Bremen ' : Locurdy . Scully fo'r Dionne : raltle object, and it was his imention to bring forward a pro ver- '. •'''. . wfth a legless . And • .77:"•." 0 " b1 thee the law of forfeiture has not a direct tendency weeposty ef any 'Mil Society ; and atiab in diellie suc °l:ll :even t; :st till ich :F stoc i"e i m en t:i d . Sum amboomea. • &opt =Weed neve/ deeeripelft Mr t= s s . sal ella EOM. i a a i th, i 5,... to deter men of rank and property from engaging in schemes psepeny shall bo appropriated to the particular fund to which the wee shall apply, and be yreserved therewith, distinct tiom the , T DoTh iber cniro PUnchard: for Pernau ;' and Sni;rna, Fidton, for St. to I t t he w a a b , n o r b e m e r ff v e eft et : apass se t b ie l =reat:t r af I ll ' s:riot Sailea tbe 25th . May, the Silu Richards, Holdridge, for New ft:tempt to convince Lord Liverpool and whore, who would cot lac. WM to d mob, owes - ai Ur mei and subversive of the public order and welfare. If it has that gene& fund of the Association. York. „ lie ve Catholics on their oaths. .' i universal patronive writ! mit Um beasared, sad retain throathout the world ins estotwalsesses. else Charts for Refreebasema remoba as bar etofore. Dotson:i- s:analog the recently-aJosasod price of provhSene; and the Whom welch have been so uniformly approved of, will be of increased oire tendency, there can be no doubt of the wisdom and justice of continuing its operation. Children reap the benefit of After the businees of the Association was gone through, Mr. E. 'l'ssoLon rose to propose a Resolution, a hich he was store they would highly approve of. and take that opportunity. at being the real representatives of the Unitarians, to express - their e first three da sof the wcek our Cotton Market had a fair d Th . y emend, and prices rather better. -- - Mr. SHELL replied, that the conviction of Lord Livernnni a matter id yer ' • . _ ---r--- was y lode moment ; bat It wool(' be visustactory to lay open die fallacy before the world. SirJ. flunxe esid, that he was charged with a commies:cm to 401. or 2 hditat 61 --_ i rat superior quality. the talents and virtues of their fathers, and it is unavoid- sentiments on the subject of Catholic Emancipation, on which EAST INDIA SHII'PING. hie countrymen. It was to impress upon them the necessity of Tal ________-__-a able that they should share the evil effects resulting from they had been so much misrepresented by a few persons calling The Emily, Rumen, from the South Seas, has arrived in the unanimity. This was the principle'upon which their friends ai the The BRITII2I Plata commenceti pnblishing yesterday morning • themselves Dissenters. They would show that they would not ad. .13-11,bor.J vice anti crime.. Nor ought it to be otherwise. No motive mit the principle of prosecution by any civil Magistrate, on se. Down,: she ssilsona from Timor the Bth Jan., from die Cape the other side of the water acted. Even those of them who were not at fire o'clock. :v i lla I count of any opinions wh end of March. and from St. Helena the 12th of April. entirely reconciled, relinquished their scruples io favour of then:tam is stronger with men of character and eminence than the ich they mi•ght entertain in matters of The Elizabeth, Stewart, from the South Seas, arrived in the quration. Union should be the governing principle of the conduct L is 11 LONDON; FRIDAY, 11*y 27, 1823. religion, which was a matter entirely between them and their Downs. of the Catholics. Olean) He begged to observe that the utmost love of their offspring. No law can bind them to good Creator. a Ii --snew-- The Paris Morning Papers of Tuesday are very barren behaviour so completely as that which threateus their The Resolution was then read. It was to the following effect :- The Dove, -, from the South Seas, hall ardved in the dissatistantion was felt and expressed in England at the tone and Downs. bated by all closet . a. (Hear.) The cause ot' the Cato-l•olies was manner of Lord Liverpool's speech. It was condemned and repro. o . t ' " That the Plembers of this Society eagerly avail themselves of s ist, in . • of intelligence. The Consfitufinenel announces a disaster children with bergary, if they disturb the public tran- the earliest opportunity aflarded to them of conveying. on the nart . tilos SPOKEN WITIL-The General Palmer, Truscott, from chri t London to the Cape and Madras. the 29th March, in lat. 2. . 0 . warntly espoused in that country, and, as an instance of the in. of the Unitarian Disaenters of Eng . = ll A which has befallen a division of the Egyptian fleet, sailing ; quillity. The L 011.1) CHANCILLOR was of opinion - land - to their fellow "" -stians .3 n RIVALS AT 3IADEIRA.-The Lady Nuocto, Coppin, from Wrest taken in it, he begged to state a fact highly creditable to those , of the Raman Catholic persuasion, their thorough dinavowal and Lo den he 3d 'M v • dth Africa, Skelton, front London, to whom it related, namely, the Irish Protestant Peers out of Par. • tltlbt . 1 . ;::., ) h , , from Alexandria. In eonsequencs of the damages it sus- that the law of forkiture might be withdrawn from disapprobation of the petitions lately fomented by persons calling e - ie n ete , or t ma y ' a '' cc c tained in a storm it was obliged to return into port; and the crimes of petty treason and murder. The laws the crews and troops on landing immediately dispersed. respecting the corruption of blood seem to be quite de- • Letters from Missolonghi state that Oman VRIONE hes fenceless. Lord HOLLAND'S motion was lost by a themselves Protettant Dissenters, against the repeal !)i . those in- tolerant laws which disgrace their country's name-their sorrow at such a stigma having to any extent been attached to a body of ma- which they have been proud to form a part-their sympathy and cordial good wishes in favour of every effort to break the chains damage. • fitment. There were about sixteen of there Noblemen resident in Milfnol. Ilorwnod, in stand. (he metropolis, and after the success of the Bill in the House of f th h bo r rounded on the 13th mu where Ole re. Commons, a petition to the Hoene of Lords in in favour so ing . in or . e ar u, g . . . . . . BOMBAY, JAN. 19. 182.5.-The mauled until the flow of tide, and was then ern off by the assist. pared, and remained lift one day at the Thatched House . /a t or, e .: - . ance noidered from the Master Attendant's Office, With Very little Of the eixteen Noblemen be referred to, not one refused the APO- cation to sign the petition, and fourteen of them affixed their sig. doe fed astpers rayon day of .11 a theta . igen II been strangled at Beret by order of the Su LTA N. He was, jority of three. We wish his Lordship would follow the imposed by interested or short-sighted policy, upon the sacred ARRIVALS AT TIIE CATE.-The Creole, Saliz. from Bourbon, natures to it in the merle of one day. (Cheers.) ile mentioned perhaps, the only Turkish General whose skill the Greeks advice of Lord REDESDALE, and bting in a Bill for re- rights of confidence, ond their unshaken determinotion on all occi. the ta7th February: the Emily, Russell, frorn Thom., the pith this fact, as a striking and niost gratifTing proof of the feeling • =r e 31r. SHEIL suggested the propriety ot having petitions prepared wi sions to vindicate for others that freedom which they claim to be A . , . had any reason to dread. The defeat of REDICHID Pectra. pealing that part of the existing law which nobody wishes pn ,t e T uae . . . . *1 • h Abel ' h man Timmer from Amsterdam hound to entertained in London on the Catholic C aims. . vow slat their own inalienable right, and to uphold and maintain the im. Batavia, the 10th Apra ; the Rockingham, Bezeh, from Lindon ; disim6l.l it 4 is said to have taken place on Eaeter-day, according to the to hare continued. policy, injustice, and oppression of every sort of disability or ex. fro h m lr e . v F er i C •ro pa r ri a s T h n . rot thought it would be useful to engage the f t r h n e m 11 o t h a 4 : o s s p , ri t l b ; e t i lz h V A en pri us l ,. Dille esel .; elusion on 'lemon t of differences in matters of Religion." i i; old style. The barbarian avenged his disgrase by mas- An animated and important debate took place last night Mr. Ruler s ded the R lotion, which rtu carried unani. K t h i e l go E uc h t o 'an D d u t n h il e aP Here fro u n les t „ Ln ß n ee d v o es, n, SAILINGS F RON( THE CAT E.-The Creole, Saha, for Bordeaux. Protestants of Ireland to petition distinctly, and on their own . N.B. mwsadi ng three hu Christian children ! in the House of Commons, on the motion of Mr. SPRING ffirmalY• with groat implatine. the 2d March ; the Driver, Neilson, for Cork and London, the 9 h beh a lf; IR The politicians contradict each _other very posi- RICE, for the production of the official despatches of the mu l n t i w cal as e re to n t L e csoped thet the above Resolution should be coin. ecretanes of the Catholic Association of En . March. Mr. SCOTT said he could aver that numerous petitions from the I ',., 4• g SAILING FROM MamEtita--The John Popplewell, for 3ladras Protestants of the county Clare could be had, Were application TO EX ti yas to the diplomatic meetings at Milan. The Con- Marquis WILLESLEY respecting the state of Ireland. MI land and Irelsod. and Bengal, the 23d April. made to them. T" 1 , fitstfionnet says there will be two separate Congresses, one the principal speakers in the House took part in the dis- The Association then broke up at four o'clock ___ ._ .___ _. __-- - PASSENGERS TER lIANNAH.-Sailed from Bombay 20th or January, Cannanore, 25:11, and St. Helena ilth of April ;-Mrs. t he of I . . Mr. Stitt'. said. that it would be quite competent to the Ca. a . merely Italian, anti the other consisting of the high cuss:on, which was prolonged to a late hour. The motion RELIGIOUS WORSHIP OF THE SLAVES IN t. e ics remain to meet teddy, to forward their interests, on ready to r . Mackonochie, 3lrs. Gordon, Mrs. Black, Mrs. - Geratol, Mrs. powers was finall withdrawn. W hall revert to he bj t to discuss the affairs of America and Greece. The y e s t ew ee at THE IYEST INDIES. Frankland, Colonel hlackonochie, 4th Regiment of N. I , Alen r h summons of any single individuaL 3lr. Buie said that it was legal, and would be the dut ' it o. the Prinee'or o'clock, fr our leisure. -isee---- to to a 'uro nRe iment Ma or I. Morin 21 Goma- Pres nlmb y E pea le . I • Cth l' t f d d a o less. owe as requen y an as numerously as possible, in yaniog the Allier, probably, had better spare themselves the mortifies- ---esennswo- COPY OF MAJOR•GEKERAL MURRAY'S CIRCULAR INSTRUC- diet , fteg:me„, Csprain W. Bfack, TUN. 1., Captain FrankLiol, TIONS TO THE MAGISTRATES or THE COLONY OF ff. ... - • the present delicate crisis of their affair/a FIELDS tion of meddling with a question in which they cannot in- CITY, THURSDAY EVENING. n truth Regiment, in charge of invalids. Thirteen children Thanks having been voted to the Cheirmas, the Meeting _ 4 Plan 1 e trice to any good purpose, either for themselves or any When die excitement Mist has prevailed during the preceding DEMERAR• ; DATED THE 16T11 MAY, 1823. Government Secretary's Office. and eight servants, 36 11. 31. invalids, from Bombay and Canna- separated. . Particular nore, two women antl one child acoompany them. Two Hon. I days of the resent week, and at other periods within the George Town, lacmerara, 16th May, 1823. __-•••••••mnes•tor Lerniaon I I' last month, SIR I . .. _ , Company's invalids-one woman and one child with ditto. , .1 - j body else. It has been decided without them, and itl spite - of them, and they will beet manifest their geed sense now . is considered-and, above all, when it Is considered that Consols nded by his Excellency the IdeutenanoGo- ver ' nor - to tra stn neuTti rn to ma you the enclosed extrac. of a des atch, con. he Its and Duke of Bedfoed were to sail a few days after the T }..l' SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. -.01.- lietew, si, hound wit , ? s - by taking no notice of what they could not prevent. nave fallen just three per cent. since the 12th of April, the last taining the instructions of his Majesty's tiovernment P relative to settling day, the present account has passed off much more quietly the religious worship . of the neves on estates ; and I am to re- flan . r i ah. The TlA l C r Zl a e nt ro jbes h was . t v o ed sa a il t V o m mi, S a t l a le fe le . na d3 lth b o e. f f i ' llni th Hannah sailed. The g il rr a t nnah spoke ncroutwardeiound TATTERSALL'S, THURSDAY, MAY 2ti. - perforwrim London N.B. N . . The Moniker, in its official part, contains the account than could have been expected, and the fluctuations of the morning quest that you do, without loss of time, distribute to the proprietors v u es re sele. e The room itas vero fairly attentled, and what accounts stood en• day, nor ti or manages resident . y . within oar district, the accornpan prig copies n ol of Monde last relative to the Derb and o Oaks Stakes at behalf, slim ' 1 of the introduction of the Pope's legate, Signor Ancajani, hays been less marked than it was generally believed would be the thereof, with • view to thew conveying the contents to tne . sly _ rASSENGERS TER SIR DAVID SCOTT, Captain Twern„ flom '" Chins.-111rs. Wallick, two Masters and Albs %Penick, Miss LP • w ' tti som ea - me t y ' oan agreeable hnale, excepting the few levanint and of the investiture of his Emineece the Cardinal Prince case. The wormy prices of Consols owe OR ia i : and for the under their charge. Stowe, sod two servants. betore Patient. The present state of betting on races to come mod of Croi, with the Barrette. July account they were 96, 894 i ft. It will be observed, that with a His Excellency has directed the general circulation of these in- . tructions throughout the colpny, in consequence of his hating /11111IVAL AT NEW SOUTH WALES.-The Minerva, Bell, as under:- DONCASTZR ST. LEGER. EIaNCII FUXDS.-PARIS, MAY 2K-Fire per Cent,. lei.r. ~ reference to the opening quotations, the market at its close had ra. become acquatnted with the existence of a misconception of a very • from London, has arrived at Sydney. i !VAL T THE CATE The Rose 31arcinis from Bengal 310 I apt Memnon lISto 1 eget Cleveland T" Sic.; clued at lelf ROC. Three Per Cents. 74f. 73d Nesooliren the: declined; but in comparison with those of tbe middle of the serious ',m um , which appears to prevail amongst the negroes in 1 lio - ' d ' d • 7to 1 agst Alderman 16 to 1 agm Homer., PA! and Madras. She rematned there forty-etg it urs, an saile tor Five per Cants. Certif. Faloonnet, 90f. bk. fleet d'Espare 18. day, it hod improved, and at the same time evinced a degree oe some districts, and more particularly on thc estates on the east London previous to the 31st 3larch. 8 to I agst Red Gauntlet . eeive Tend e Royal Spanish Loan, 18224 Ilai. Exchange on London :-One coast, leading them to consider die penoission of their masters tin. ASCOT GOLD CUP. suttee, Ilan I month, 24f. Sk.; three months, 241. 804.-Cus.rs ilathentigue, May IN, 1826. liminess. Several causes mag be adduced for the decline in the necessary to authorise their quitting the estate on Sundays, for the middle of the day ; the leading ones probably were, the general un- parpose of attending divine worship ; a misconception of to in. _ __ _ _________ SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. -.4811.-- 5 to 4 on Longwaist apt Bazaar. JULY STAKEs. such Perso: &ling an I --satilliwa•--- certainty that prerailed.at that time as to the manner in which the jurious a tendency as to render the most active messures necessary, CUSTOM.HOUSE. MAY 25. Not a bet worth noticing. "-latiadvrell I A Plan i Letters from Lisbon were received yesterday, dated the account would close, end the operations of parties who had effectually to eradicate it. SHIPS ENTERED INWARD9.-The Rose, Ellis, from Rot- DERRY STAKES, 18'26. You will therefore be pleased, at the same time that you make 12 to 1 apt Gun. Grosvenor I High odds aeast any other. , the Partici] 14th of May. They contain no news of a political nature, S.ock to deliver, and whose effints so far succeeded as to render the known to the inhabitants of your district the wish of his Excel. terdam ; !Margaret, Hart, from ditto; Auspicious, Fox, from .London ih Dunkirk ; Fanny, Rule, from the South Seas; Active, Shadrach. THE GREAT PI N GEO 31A TCII.-'fir uRSDAY. Every T beyond the fact that the negociation relative to the inde- present a Bull account, for all the S or th t a m nir iastructions tock that was sold wns delivered 177 . thr. Lieutenant-Govern , a the en pa y g from Liverpool ; Nederlands Kroon Prins, Jelsma, from Wor. sible The third match was decided this day in the presence of a large mew 1 1 1 yendence of Brazil was understood to be concluded, and or d shed Sir CHARLES STUART W 29 about giving a grand fete t settled for. One great cepholist alone acknowledged to haying ° nl elivered or sellad for four millions. 'We heard of no defaulter u head should be complied with in every particular ; to ac- quant them . that his Ez l cel e lency, considering t P quences which cannot fat t he beneficial conse. result from the general and judicious o half-past four ; and thus has passed of;evith comparative calm. extension of religious sentiments among the slaves, feels it a duty cum ; Columbus, Jackson, from Sierra Leone; Friends, Bumard, from Liverpool ; Earl Bathurst, Pound, from Rotterdam ; Acorn, Robertson, from Charente • Rapid, Patrick, from Tralee; Sally ' WflS ' d F fC k field of gentlemen • but owing to the unfavourable state of the wea- ther th'e wind bei ' ng strong nom the east, the shooting was very ' interior to yesterday. The Captain was again victorious, having daring its fonnance co on board the Wellesley to the KING anti Court of Portu- incumbent upon him strongly to recommend that nothing lem than Allen, from ( t h iter on ; . pec l v h , e Lanipto i 3 o , be r o o n nt fo ci; . killed 34 out of his SO, and Mr. Oabaldeatone 30 only. , In our sc. London : ness, one of 'the most important account days that hss occurred Elsineur a Ll gal, previous to his departure. A formal announcement of for these two years. L it' l t Eß l E S D l it " ' r il l :n* l33. - Ronme, a fir; Hamburgh • ~ E sehyluu s . a very u o rf i ce t l ie t ir neciessity should induce t o h a e t p e l n ant cl ers i6n t e o r o du h se p;:ses St. e ers urg ' • i , count of Wednesday's shooting, we omitted to mention that, irtle. N.B. Nc a Mtn as are disposed t t d • wrs ip y er " Douglas. ontain, uis fo a r P!'-'tlent of the 1000 sovereigns on the main result there is a stake day, nor um the result of this negociativn was expected to have been Int h e Foreign Market, as might be expected, scarcely any trans. t S o u s n u d c a h y . ro for uw ( l ' r:n " d o ri ; ria I S t i c n it il ' e t rl () I :4 r n gi f t o u r i e i l k n n e nw : k n . ot WO on each match, besides bets to an enormou ' s amount : Cap. his behalf, 1 masie to tbe public of Lisbon on his Most Faithful actions took place, and the quotations may be considered as nearly Aware of the pesibility of abuses arising out of these indulge. i ß l o a b v iZt t so ‘ n .. , for Carthagena and Colombia ; Ardeipit, Rood, tain Ross has taken heavy otitis that he wins all six matches. The . MAnsev's birth-day, the 13th instant, but it did not nominal. Old Spanish Bonds were 23i, and the New 184. Greek in. his Excellency would recommenal a system of prevention, as f 13 If st A - -- d reterable to that uf punisl•ment afier t egrension • and he is of -or e a 1 urea, Swaffin, for Newry ; Regent Packet, Collinos, ' betting was 6t04 on the C aptain, and is 3 and 4tol on him for tie grand match, which be cannot lose • for if Mr 0.1)3h/foto:le wins pu c tsi i Scrip was at 7 1 , 7. Colombian Bonds 874 4. Mexican Scrip Si 3- for Sligo; slaitland, Studd. for Tenerifle and Botnbay t . Louisa. the three odwis he only tidi • oi to' 10 on the gun throughout the o. Rieltaa take place. l ipinion, that any possible ' abuse might be efectuo'lly checked, Lowrey, for Buenos Ayres; Madeline, Hayes, for Tenenffe, Isle the county -,,,, 5 0m05 5 ,-• Brazilian ditto a discount ; and Danish 34 i discount. were the slaves accompanied to the place of meeting by any over. ~, f France, and Ceylon. day. The other matches WI . -. ll be on Monday, Wednesday, and or about ti In the Share Market, the Egyptian rose to 57. A very few bar. weer or other white peason, which would be In other respects advan. ' CLEARED OCrwARDS FINALLY AT GRAvEsENIT-The Tt r m d a u t y cl n ; lL l 00 Agererday we received Colombian Papers to the 14th tag y g p eous, b enablin the hinter to 'ti eof the doctrine held forth Susannah Agenoria, Barker, for Elsineur and St. l'etersbureh; Catharine, et c l t y r and s a o n r o e • r l e ter i an s w d a :ra i s h3 t t o o h fr at t e n " b t :en nt a o t m ti, t d e s t. eu eer t ' s roam. int re done ill the Pasco-Peruvian Company at 94 104 ; and in to his slavet - j ig Lord Kenn ) died in or ult. The intelligence of the recognition of the independ- ';'. . 1m• • it • he Geoera ming at . Bartels. for Stettin; Pomone, Smith, for nacre and Rouen ; Oporto. You will further be pleased to make known to the slaves that at 21 yards ; but when 42 birds had been shot at his Lordship was saiehora, t eece of the New States of America reached Bogota on the The prices both of Cofl'ee and Sugar were 6rm. Rum continued w hil st oh, E xoo li ono • • - • ' Covey, for Oporto. from the 1 ... 11 . * 21 of March. It is scarcely necessary to add, that it was to be sought after, and the aspect of affairs in Mincing.lane op- cared cheerful. ' P , y feels a strong disposition to encourage the , propagation of religious knowledgestuang them, by every means • sanctioned by the laws, he oaf be found equ dly determined in LLE itlEci OrowAans The St. Lucia Rawling, for St. A 11 ; 11 . d . El' d ' N fl I I Lucia ; Jane, y le, for itto ; tza an . ancy, en( ,or eight birds a.bead, and his opponent gave in. ____....„___ GRAND SAILING MATCH. their Tepee the Estate I received with the utmost joy. .1 great deal of interest has ' , l checking frivolous and ill-founded complaints on their part if pa- ' .-" " Lima Leti 'i; ft ml ' y for git Hamburgh • Wo . lff, Christie' for been excited in that city by a discussion which has been Yesterday afternoon the King left his Palace in Pall- severed an. I have the honour to be, Sir, n '' Yu e • ' J P•h rd 'for 3ladeira. Ja ' a/ Teneriffe and Guatimala , uno. ritc a , m ea, D ( an exc!llent ra . ce between the six following pleasure yachts, viz.:- court-buildi n 11 for Windsor at six o'clock accom aided 'i 1 ' „ p by S r 1 m. Your most obedient humble.Serunt, on novannt, Deception, St. George, Royal Eagle Venus. and Creditors w . carried on with much epirit in the public journals, as to the I - 3 and St. 'l'homu ; Frederica, Waack, for Stettin; Ruby, tor. Lady Lousia, belonging to 31embers of the Thaines'llaclu Club, . Knighton. (Signed) JOHN MURRAY, Goy. Sec. , nn : mute, Brinton, if ambure, and Newfound- by for I isb 31 rou a yesse moor o ,ravesent ,an to f a Blackwell nd 1 ed ff C 1 d back propriety of allowing the regular clergy, as the Monks and His Excellency the Marquis de Palmella, Ambassador EXTRACT OP A DESPATCM FROM HIM MAJESTY's PRINCIPAL d n a e nd; Brothers, Bruflon, thr Bremen ; Diana, Tay. for Leghorn ; ITllamck -wall, for a sweepstakes. The Fsvourite steain.packet was ...--____. o I • Friars are called, to sit in Congress. Publit! opinion seems from the King of Portugal, had a private audience of his to be generally against their preteusions, which they main- Majesty yestertlay afternoon, to deliver his credentials ; and us SECRETAKY OF STATE FOR THE COLONIC!, REARING DATE DOwNING.STREET, 15TH OCTOBER, EMI. It must, in the first place, be und tood that no limitation or 'Seeder, Lobbing, for Antwerp and Brussels; Duae of York. b L i t:k, fo . r •Chioe; _Elise. Simmons, ~..; . for Elsineur and st. p eters . a gh ; Scotia, M.y.lie, for Almeira ; t pring, toppet, or i4ueucc. en -aged to attend, and on hoard of which was a very el t amen.. ... f „ . blage . of welt-dewed females. and from which the Commodore gave _ . lll' ANII wee esi the Count de Villa Real Envoy from the ume Court had the agnal to weigh at a quarter past 10. 'l'he start was a very fak ConIll1; 1 tain, nevertheless, with great eagerness and pertinacity. The , restraint oon be enforced upon the right of instruction and of -.mom.- one, but owing to sonic confusion the Deception, which was on the 1 . also an aedi fh • Nl ' ; ence o is _a j esty to take leave. They were Mac i n par•icular estates • provided the meetings for this p hng o , Priests have made themselves unpopular by the violent attended by th R . ht H G C ' h li.' ' e ,ig on. eorge arming, t e mg s k 1 h . I.' h h d purpose ta e p ace upon t e estate. ant sit t e consent an ap s FROM LLOYD'S LIST. outside, foia much the advantage, and shot some distance a head of Every 31 " a end illiberal attacks they hare made from the pulpit upon Principal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, and Sir prohotion of the proprietor or overseer of such estate. FAL3IOI7IIf. MAY 24. -Arrived thc Magnet packet, from Lis. the rest, but Czich she kept for a very short time, being closely bon ; sailed 15th inst.-Sailed the Forty, Spray, for Petenburgli. followed by the Lady Loos*, Royal Eagle, Venue, Don Giovanni, To Ts . " Secondly, as it has been represented thnt on Sundays 'neon. . , st masonry. Some very strong publications have issued from Robert Chester, his Majesty's Master of the Cetenaonies. Letters received yesterday from Madrid speak of several venience might ' f anse rom confining the hours of meeting in chapels COWES, MAY 25.-Arrived the Joseph, Conant, and Sarah, and the SL George. At Woolwich Beath the St. George brought T• up a fine breeze, and eassed her opponents in very Line style. Drummond, from New York, in 28 (lays, for orders. tbe press against the clergy : they are warned in plain e h • • • • or places of general resort, to the period between sunwtse and sun. anges in the Spanish ( Untie. Ilallasteros, it is stated, set ;it may be proper, that on Sundays the power of assembling PORTSMOUTH, .MAY 25.-Arrived his Majesty's ships the , Seven to four was now offerod by some gentlemen on lx , r‘rd the Earl E , terma, perba we should more correct) •sav, in coarse ie a • i • should be extended to certain hours of the da viz. from live in PS 7 , gem appointed to apr neva! post in the atiministra- 3' 4 „„ , , . , Pyramus and BuStard, from Jamaica: Passed by tho Westbrook, ' Spencer that tbe St. Georgt was first at Gravesend ; but affairs language, not to provoke retaliation, but to go on quietly tion. the morning till nine at night ; and on the other days of the week "a , I , wont Jams - . I wer soon ra • and the Funchal. al Pherson . , from hladeira. e . altered, and at BarktLg Point the Lady Lou,* was con. ......---- t' : 1 111. ,.... thc !slave% should be allowed to assemble for die purperee of instrac- ItAmsOATE, JMAY 25.-Passengers were landed here to.day fl i derab i ly ri 7 head, followed t ty • the $ . 'enus ard the St. Li;orge• 11° ,1 . , with the discharge of their 'hake, tp be faithful to the Advice, were received yesterday by the Greek Deputies e„,, or divineworehip between the hours of seven and nine at 'I t 0 . from the Hector, til itchell. from New York. Oi l Qwwansi mum and the Royal PA. b ;'es BC- B ISH I from Zante, dated is3d April. They statethe defeat of the on any neighbouring mete to diet to which they belong, pro u t!ldeti DOYEIt, MAY 25.--Of the port, the Brendolbane, Bergen; hem hard ol the 7 : l3( l d elette ; the Lady Louis still made W.*l" Me I Government, and useftil to the itteople. @Miura on ; ) Dr. PENA, the late President of the High Court of Tarkish forces, but no details are given. They also mention 1 h F • fl h b ben 1 neY t tat t e .gyptian eet as een ten ant such assembly takes place with de permission of the owner tutor- or manager pf die slave, and of the owner, attorney or'mana- Clyde, M'hiteway ; Elizabeth, Service; and the Atalanta, Pen- the rest, and at the Ralf-way House was so far a-head that betti . .. l g man, from Jamaica; Rebecca, Summers, front Tobago; Eliza- of fire to four that she won was the order of the day. Between tdialna Pais Justice, has been impeached by the House of Representatives dispersed ; but this is given merely as the rumour of the ger of the estate so. which such assembly takes place. beth, Stewart, front die Sooth Seas ; Britannia, Hanley, from Broadness l'oint and Gravesend the Venus gained much on Or T " Thirdly, to prevent any possible abuse, it may be advisable Demerara, • and the Caledouia, -, froni Grenada. Lady Lomita, and, by dint of good seamanship, made the brig oft' T for having refused to sign the sentence of the Court which day- that all chapels anti placos destined for divine worship, of public DEAL, MAT 25.-Arrived, and sailed for the Ricer, the Hive, Gravesc,ul, and watt tint round by about four or five boats' leugths. T i I found Colonel INFANTE guilty of the assassination of Lieut., Lettere were . yesterday received frem theffavannale dated resort, should be required to be registered ; the names of the per- Slatler; the Richard Reynolds. Robyrts; the LW), Romney ; Herethe racc was most interesting, and the superiority of the Lady the 23e1 April. They give no political news. The men sons officiating in them should be mule known to the4loveroor and the Stately, Edgar-all from Jain:awe: the A nson,.-, (mot Lomita s sailing was manifest by the tine style in which she again 1t ' PERDOMA. Our readers probably recollect the facts of chants continue san ' h I • mune t at tte intercourse tween n ' b e n I the doors of the places should be opened during the time oi the Westward; the Mercy, 13easley, float Barbadoet; the Emily, passed the Venus, and never again gave her an opportunity of As ere this singular transaction Dr. Pt e t p-titioned th 9 ,, t NI • 1C ba 'll b - 1 -ed • b • , f• • . e es _na e . exico ant u wt e speeni y renes, , ut ue can- public senrioaor instruction. Russell; die Dove cutter, and the Asp, -, from the South coming alongaide, but contimiegi to increase her distance to the end (Signed) " LIVERPOOL." Seas ; the Zephyr, Arrnwsmith, front Honduras; the Ilannab, of the race. She arrived at Blackwell a little before Nur, follow,. When ror to be Leard a t t the bar before they admitted the accusation. not see on what grounds they can anticipate such an event. • e Governor Bentinck, uke. Re. Ite." -, from Bondray ; the Thetis, Schwartz, from St. Übes; the by tho Venus, which was well up, and a considerable eistanca a 1 4 , 14312 bu A warn; debate ensued, which was terminated by the late- Produce of every description continued advancing. A true Extract. Agnes, 31axten, front Cape Ilaytian ; and Leipsie, Bailey, from 1 head of the Don Giovanni, Royal Eagle, St. George, and the Decep- have Advice:3 received yesterday from Calcutta, dated the 1 ith (Signed) JOHN 111 URRAY, Gov. Secretary. the River Gambia. The Compny's spips Princess Amtlia and ; lion ; and, what added much to this interesting contest wari, O.at :MJIIIISE :la netts of the hour. The prayer of the petitioner was refused, o f .1 - As's passed through last evening. fhe Sir David Scott and I there was not tnore than five minutes between the brat and lest %aid Two ow anuary, state that a very general opinion was enter- 13 th Slay, 1323. i ' .. ..T....im.M...._•_. ~ Thomas Huntley, early this morning. Several ships and brigs ' boats. sold the grit and the impeachment was received nrri. coo. Great interest teined at Calcutta that the affair with the Burmeee would tit WI lah • CITY BUSINESS. have pawed through without making any signals. Arrived the ' , rt is felt by the public generally in this important proceeding, end in negociation ; but they give no reaaon why this con- --sswese-- Hector, Mitchell, from New York. Ifazard and Co. s great success!!-No. 5,185. a Prize god dose P; anti the remit is expimted with anxiety ate! impatience. elusion ehould be anticipated, nor do they affbrd any intel- The Lord Mayor held • Court of Common Council yesterday a Gasersnxii. MAY 23.-Arrived the Abrinca, Dakins, from of 20,2n0/.. drawn 19th of last month, was sold by Huard and Allat iz li s t ligence from the armies Guildhall, on application for affixing the Hospital Seals for Vill Lisbon ; Rose, flenzel, from St. Michael's i Row did; -, from ( 0 . lit a Half and Eight Sixteenth Shares. Hazard and Co. silpred teen The Catenbiano of the 13th of April justhe complains - - ' w pending in the HoUse of Lord• Honduras; Lorina, Miller, from Cadiz; Vigilent, Davison, from and sold die following Capitals, drawn on the eame day :- Letters from Denterara, dated April 3, state that the n° - : • - • His I Artistic, on taking his seat, laid before the Court weary Colombia ; Enterprise, Linn, from Ciefie. Sailed thc Willieni 8.183 . - .820,000 9,063 .. . .1:316 % 'Mare of the tardiness and irregularity of the intercourse bet Ween Colony, which bad been ff • h f f au enng so muc rom want oof the First Annual Report of the Royal National Shipwreck both Athton, Clark, for Quebec; Comet, Beaver foe ditto; Elitebeth, 9,579 - . 2,000 3476 . . 214 tee i It e w c se eeis anti Bogota. " Our last lettera feom the capital," water, had experienced great benefit from rains, which had union, with • letter from the Secretory of that Institution. Ostle, for Gibraltar • Ilebe, Elsdon, for Airainichi• M'oodford, 113 - . 525 7.322 . . 216 no twos Lot asp the editor, " are dated on trf 2241 of Febreary, and promoted vegetation and filled the tanks ; but the crops The Committer for General Purpose presented a Report, on Chapman, for Teneri'ffe ; Creswell, for Buenos Ayres.. ' . 9,403 - . 52a 8,337 . . 215 -,..............,__. • had been too much injured by the pr Vi Uel tight t be considcnng the petition of the -Inquest of Walbrook Ward, for an GiaRALTAR, MAY 2.-His Majesty's ship Rose, on her p as _ Huard and Co. are selling tot thet new Scheme (for which they are 1 we have news from England and France down to tie 23d res; ' ' ' r ° I r° o alteration in the Act reapecting Non-Freemen, recommending the sage to the Straus fell in with a vessel laden with salt and ee bag s dia Con ninon', containing Two of 30,000/. Two of 10,0001- • Ift3TINT ored by the change. Two of 5 VOW. &c. &c. and No Blanks. All in One Dov-reat • be 1 of that month." These palms contain no later in eornis. Extract of a letter from the Agenta to Lloyd's at Mex- (..io a %i rt m t i o tte ta e k i e ns m truc d h I r abandoned and a ri to have been lunder •he res accordingly, which woa agreed to, au teome s, pea ng p ed , r,. ~s _ , „„ , . . _ . ~, ted to prepare and bring in a Bill. name wail supposed to be Sao Frandsen or San Jose, from Cull/ to Koewlef•-sworal kochange Gate, 26, Corhhill ; 324, union- Ellig:jal eon than we have already published from Peru. We flaws, ico, dated March 12 :-" By the last ((dikes from Vera The Chamberlain's brief staternent of the City's Areonnt foe the 31iners ; she wan manned from the Rose, and is expeeteil here street, end of Regent-atreet. 1. 1 • in another eel •n, eitramed the most interesting articles. Cruz, the Spanish squadron hul sailed again for the Ha. last year. and the Bridgemaster's Account of the Bridge House hourly. The Dolph . in, Amedeo, from Quite& and Rio Janeiro, . , eannah : it had. disembarked about 250 men anti the new Estates for the same period, were presented, Ind ordered to be arrived here the 3d inst. was plundered of 11,000 dollen, Spsnish MARRIED. of a as Among them will he found the answer of the Par - steams and distributed amonget the Members. property, off Cape Spartel, by the Ysabel Colombian cruiser, of At Leamington Priors, or. the 434 hut. Major Charles Stier& Governor, Coppinger, at St. Juan de Ulloa. It is not " inted of the 3d (or King's own) Lioht Dragoons, to Caroline, daughter X a Y glh A el y . of the Colombian tenet, to the third renunciation of the qrtite certain whether Lernaur has gone to the Havannah. petitioning the The Remembraneer was heard upon the propriety of the Court II mins and 120 men, direct from Porto Cavell°. House of bolds for the Introduction of clatona pro- Calmz• May I- - AtTiFe'l this day the San Jose, from st, je,_ of the late Sir Charles Ilembcote, olLorgton Pall, in the county , Presidency hy•Bolevel, and ,the proclamation of General Vie Mejesty's ship Hussar had arrived at Tampico from teceilig therCity's Rights in the St. Katharine and South London tonio. bound to 31aInga ; she was boarded on the 29:h ult. off Cape °I Sts r lb ri t l • ! l ,_ animator Patz, Wiling his wasoni tor declaring. Sacrificios bound to Jamaica and En land 't martial law in . . : , e g ,wi h half a ? y a w l sad mina, w , a , . ' Bills • which after some °Nervation. from Mr Alden:nen St. Mar 's b an ind endent schooner nevateer and plundered of I / S--- ---- - -- _.....- Tim; whet 1i Y eP • • I "• • ' HIGH WATER THIS DAY T ' BitilD GE ' A LONDON million of dieters on board. greed es. sails. &c. ; there appeared to be in company a brig schooner, sop- z eli. ha re e re the department of 'lrenerse/s, and egbeestutritly for ye- ' We are informed that Culonel Berkeley has gent Miss Petitions being prepared, were read and appooyed, and ordered posed to be another privateer. ilorning 28 min ' after b. 1 Afternoon 2 mia. after IS. . to be signed by ate Town Clerk,. and the Shertfboiattended by the limusAnots, APRIL 0.-Ilis 31ajesty's ship Scour, on her laslat - .. --- vagagolimmsarvargoaff voWing that measles*. There is also a letttet falls the Foote SOoe.iu.return for a ticket to her benefit this even- Remembrucer) instructed to wale upon spare Lad in padiarneet, rOyage twill NerlS to this, sprung her foremast when under the Ise Printed at THE BRITISH PRESS Office, by J.W.C•es.Tor . al a i . • - Spanish General Cteatere A to the LilXrator, 'ia reply ing.-Iforniv .Pa j per . of yesterday. witha request to presentehe sense. -•- • . -- , •.- - • - - , et :his island. 181, Strand, and peblielied by ft, Caxsos, game idand . . . . . 1 ... . . . - .. . • . . ' , a ' It . . , ~ \ , -