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LISBON MAIL. • LISBON wowing 7. TO TILE MAGISTRATES PRESIDING AT TiiE • ELICTIONS. M The Previsional J.Nanf the Supreme Ceoveparnent of Klardont orders the instruetions to be delivered to 1,04 by which theilertione of the Deputies le the Extertordieury. Constituent tortes are to he regulated, in mike 'that. you rosy fulfil them, and execute them ea for se eusterni.gena• it ha. fixed the 26th day of this month foe the elasitee*she . I. (-tuts, who are nfterwards to eteet the Deputies M the iiief town of the district on the 3d December and.the 4.4)4, when the operation gannet be finished on the find ully. o The necesaity which obliged the Portogneee te elan this it t .-• the only ~which could save tbeinfrons totd ruin, justify the iiieiviures whiich have biaborMelaurn —.0..1 and the peace atmd traegoillity which we halm so enjoyed, are •plaiii arid Xmas! proof As( ihe hand ..f the Omnipotent rewards our Z• 111 And blew; one &Ikea, sure they never were any'other than to prtrierve inAis lute. prity and purity the Holy Religion of war Country's love and ohedience to the must adored 31uriarrh, one Severifign .lohos VI and the firmest attachment to his auguatliniese, Sri king by means of a well•o•derslood and wed-employed liberty In form a constitution width . may strengthen bonds 10 firm and sitcrcd, and at the slime time remove floe pos. sitelity of the recurrence of those evils with which it dims truo• Adistiniitration haul hitherto alliteted Portugal. The Curies, therefore, Representatives of the Nation, must assonbk fur this purpose; but they must aspemble in that manner whits will repriseut it moot perfectly. The in•or.irtions point mat this mode, and the adders* which ac cotneanits them, jestilies it. You will mike public, that every body may be ergo:doted with the reauiii., and take into consideration an important a wohjerl, for which 1 arced you a sufficient number of copies. On you, Mir, priseling Magistrate at the election, the toot, result of it in a great measire depeuds, by main tainiog peace and good Order in tbi• oprration, and employ ing all care soil vigilance that it may be entirely free trim, isillnence, violence, deceit, or any onlawlsil proceeding; null cost isiseud be yerasia.ted that Ilse direction of this affair to mider your mac re•tironsebeltic, ;teed that all artollol will have 10 be one day rrgntnd of von lie • yery irregulai ley tu lett it you may yha e cumin t fed in t lusting " lon will *Owl to the Secretary of the I eterrior the erttt ht':.!. o f tie d a y an d b o or when you ro-rever Ihrw u. MA:WEL N A NI)LZ 11/%1 AZ. " Palace of the Cu rereeisirest?' Arenreli•ig to the above tn, the: I)eirerties were t, meet at Lishiat, in the Palace t!te NrCtro!nlail. Ott the 4i:14 Januar), 114-11 ; titimhrr I. obont lOtI, and they !tret e Iu rtcrive 1,1111,14101 e leer them. The scheme is for ntrel on the :. 1 , 31 ,,,h model, with smite modification:4. The l't or I 'mato:al that at cutitpantes the itisirtictimis is Irl,ll !third it, 311 rforiursit production, ;toil is ram to hare been drown nit luy I:rata-scot de San lately Prok,sor at the. 17niemsity of t;nitttitra, ni , i! Imo: one or the Nlehilia-re of . the Pinvi.innil .!ti:ila cif the Solirente Government of the King- 0. , 1n. sorrmßEß 12. A trtv ~111 reihier 'lir shi,v- --••• •- " ;111eilipi toa• b 1.11 made by (ittiteral Text-tra, 11:,t , htItt I d. ti :t 4, ..111.1 CO!lP:ll•ll.7.,breirii, tviooto six oldie Alt:tti.irtg oldie Prettmtionttl Junin sit the !mita of tbe I,Byonet. .111 the troops were oil !eil out wider pretext of tr ieview, they were ',tittle(' ttt parts 111 . the city, bill cart.olg.--8 weir : ititto:l4 titt tit, Ha: I :t number 1,1 , 13, Or 31 I 5131.11111e1l 111 Ito. kad ,4l ltu bb r l t, and Ike matcl.rs kept I "whoiLe iii part, for pot to t.•r stit:ll.l.olls 1.1 11Ie urre tllrutll 11111, but Split.isii Coll,tlllllloll Was all and swots, to• wit, tlliuNa mi., 3 plAir of the great,: it t.u:istc. - iiation, but no txce7o•rs were comutittrd. PAR IS l'A PIIIIS. NOVEMCFR 23. \Ye understood that the Peers will hr ar.eol'ileil shoot the 25th, for the 1114 of the toinlieuttd in t h towlorocy of the 19 hof A tr ; ;ltat.—((;ozetie de Funi.e.) On Thurstitty next the Cnor: of Ciositiori wiII }nut:mince on the oppeitt to gnu , ..4 Martin. coil eit-11!. :-1 to (froth Itu the orlon! of I .4rtteldt. 0 tie day the -:tine ( n owt w.ll heir ti,e r,- p.rt no the appeal t !:curie: awl Booston. .I.'‘)nicr. the A ut.n.t Engniect,, %;1 wo, con d-n:netl to drat: Its 1...+17. con-inciey lie hnite-s of Vtoc,uttes, Ito, since exriiience.i sic--itii.!en. llt hat: tern I,is e•-olrur.r of C31 , 1'..41 pouialuurut t•o11111111tell to ft:: l , l,oilifir aft fur uofl sofa 4i-Iflrlfrlfou In Senegal. lie ib huA , i t thily psis atm or reeriviog lettirs of , 4r:0.,•, o:;itit 41c1;1.ilivrly rtiloce t.t. cotolentooloo into hatO,is. loco+ 6-3.1)4 the frot.t . :..rs of tip: , whi thcr hr Wit )).! 13'41114 . 01'rd. Ctlint refused to receive the I'cm-or' an go,l:ty of Envo!, front . A courirr t!iAt Ittt Alatirti on the 2.1 t tiCe% lhat oil huoyi I in that capitol. Atti•tintH orrr recr:bed 11.yunue sill 11:r 16 Ittot smir or ten of t1;c• reth.:Lb 01.0 had rtopprti ti .e courirr Ilrar 11:4% r (tern leStril. Fourteen per,onx, otottag %item nt ft'uudixtbil, Pleinzetiyx, Comhes, nod Ituurgetbs ‘Nrir brit:Nat iterate ilte ('oust 1{.. 3 of Br-;t• tpo, r. coird )baVVIg. .COlopited lig4lllo. the lite Or his I{ t ai 111;111- tite Duke Id A;, g oolt•tor. 'rhe iircrer cio:•pirtory, 1,11 Clt tv:, to Ih.s e exploded in the itrixlibourltuutl of Oak, tut 0 0 1 1 of the 9 i I f. y l.A. The of j:ct 4.1 the coutt i ottituts ot.s to the tri-to'otttrit flo g , to D , ar ;spots thr poiAtt• itekt•tters. to .et the- loi-to.t.ro nt Itirtty. to plocrtil: w flut• Lirst toottoit• to Latio.te-Saututer. whore the l',; - t-frct and Ihr Aioyot were to have iterti nitii.ler..ll, a. 0 1. 0 the N..1 1 1,,,,pit the Priests. They were dtrtt *tu viut . :rted to Lltioo. Roubtay. mid Brew, uevr 111eltri., where timy were to be Joined by other ctUilipiraturti. They were Oleo to march with milted fweet. ti. Pd..., wh e re they were to murder the lim e ; Mail the Royal Fa. may. mid pure' situ r Bottaparte Emperor. The riorree thou prim:reds to Hotter thai titre situ:roam or too rest a magititude to be tried by au mini's.' Court. mid mitts% the article, of the code pro- - ter •idios for.ttsA. jrl ot i iinteOsiterir4oeietetrille Coon at Bei pea olebt. Lend ref". the cap to be- detersi :by !hi 4stt d Peer% The Attorney-Gettersl of the COW*. at Stialqtle peals against Ithr decree. ---:••••• • X A ORM. 111101MISEIR 13. The Political Chief of Avila being inflamed of • roof.. /ace which had taken Pleite between 413.11beisr Garrido, mid a former patois.. lama Morales, sent- for : the former sad intersepted him. tiorride coofessed that, according to,e plae4gres-d spur, it woe resolved to asselabk *eyeful portion if the discontented, sni to re-establish tiinbeelate Gower,- • west. Moral? •bad siresdy expended on ibis project the sum of 400,000 rests. The Minister, apprised of these ciieenssissces, tram/mit led Mess to the Cortes, and the Curies to the King, regent ing him to ihew himself with all possible promptitude at Madrid. The King replied, that . iudisposition prevented bum leaving the Eicurial, but that he would concur is what ever the Cortes should adopt for supporting • the form of ,Government which he bad sworn to• defied with 011 hie power This reply folly satisfied the Cortes. Morales less fied. The persons Hitherto arrested as accomplices are, the two Cosmos, thacon and Sing.'s; the thirgeou Canine; the cisik of Mtn ales; an officer, named liceche ; and some subalterns. The report of the Political Chief of Avila lathiest's, that Morales' conspiracy hail some ramilicatioss. The leo soldiers of the reginieut of Donebus, who proceeded to the castle, espected to meet there o body of 400 ems, sender the command of Morales. Every thing was discovered by as accident. A cousin of Morale► having made the oirtuassly preparations at Avila, was proceeding to Saute Crag to meet the soldiers of the regiment of Bourbon. He met a detach ment of fifty cavalry of the same regiment who were in pursuit of some deserters,:pod mistaking them fur his own friends, he betrayed his purpose to t►em. SPANISH PAPERS. MADRID, NOVEMBER 10. • Lost night there was in this city au extraordinary joy, in which all the inhabitants souk ',nu by Moil- Witiog their ; the public theatres w,re aGo it:le:n . 11100 ; the lore, t res.onlrd with intlslC, and with the rejoirili,:s of *lw people, whit cele. brated iu thi• iwitmer the events which have restor ed their trawriiliily, after It hod loco-interrupted by a strange coiticislenee of circumstances. , The activity which the Cartes had -hewn in the last f e w cloys, mid the elf-cove co•toperstion of the Govern ment to maintain the notional law, the bulwark of our ICI,-trties, and the security of our rights, well deserved public testimoims of grattitide. They were solemn, disinterested, innocent, such as he roine the heroic people who give them, and the prrsooll 10 whom they were given. Serel.aded Were given to several l)eputicti, and on every side Songs were heard, expressive of the 111111,11111 , itil wu h of the capital and of the nation. This wish is liberty— and liberty means khowledge, rirtue, prosperity— iu word, all the blessings which man con enjoy on earth. AVILA, NOTEMBLI 8. In the night of the 3ht of October ten soldiers of the re4inietit of horse, Bourbon, which is at Talavera, proceeded to the corps de garde of the quarter, and shut the dour, leaving within the isol diiirs on duty, but being bravely opposed by the officer, could riot effect their purpose till they had disabled him by giving I . some wounds. They then took the ten best horses of the regiment. and proceeded towards the prittince of Avila, where they were to join about 400 Men, in a castle which is called Aunque us pest, and frontier ground of to l'utuno, tli.isht two short leagues from this capital, mid thence come and seize the public itlimey litre, at.d even to carry off or to kill the fonctionaries, aml persons devoted to the constilicitmal system. lay in fact joined some whey person., a iii the war for our independence, served to the gnetillas or bee cotpy and among these the Ex-Colonel Dim Gregorio Moral. s, who being the hirliest in rank, took the command, Don Jo-e G.rrci and o brother-in-law of Morales, &e. waking oltiigether about 27 or . 29 Men; but their plain, were disconcerted ; first, as they found su few, I tiMentl of the 400 on whom they reckoned ; al,d, secondly, because ILe brutlieraiii•law of Mo. tales, who stela in Avd4 iii the night of the eri, it order to !rain what was !meting, and to prepare ihe molder of his partisans, was burin ieed at Sallla Cntz by a patty of 5O tunic of the same regiment, which hail fulhatitil the deserters front Talavers. The accident of their being of the regiment of caused this w.O to equivocate, and his !wing mounittl on a hosmi Imilottoing to. Ike regt- Itteso, Simile them deism Imo imoserhaiely. lie directly rev,:aled the alt .le plan to the Captain of the detachment, who i 110 'Maly Briit notice to the (i4versior of this province, that he wi.uid he :it Av:is early iii the moron% of the 4 h, nit utein,urrs sere taken to 'reserve the public tranquillity, mil iif prevent surprise. On the 4.1 i die denecliiiieia iii fact arrived with their poisons r, and iii rusauipleiice of his &dam nuns the fulleviiiig were arrested :—than Fraisci-ca. 6.iroidu, also 01 the Clarrallas of this inoviiicr; inn Curious; a Parish Priest of the nentilauudintnl; the 1'.4.11,0i Priest of Ovos Alton's, also was Mutt4lit. with I. c a the oh a1...J.. 4 Ins sietrr, said in be the f.v.t 'limier' of one of the de. sent n. in all se to s.t-eir primilleta. The seditious verse ohs, rsrd gaol follvw4 d by • pasty of the cavalry de Is Helm, and torsty militia soldiers. ou the way dry took, winch wss first to Pirdraltita„ and Own to Cl Burro de Avila Calsieorla, the native place of Morales, and the snot of 'Formosans* ; but it is worthy of rework, that the national militia of farce sullied out on them. and Bred upou thew. Alb this city is to unpurisut by i's situation, as well 1111 , 1 LON DON, MONDAY. Novi:mut:a 27, !sin. Paris Papers of the 29 I, and Madrid Papers of the 13 , 1. instant, have strived at our Office. The Paris Papers content a Decree, issued by the Court Royal of Brealicon, declaring the i n c o mpetence of the Court to try ceillio pelsons accused before it of Inning formed a diabolical conspiracy fur mur dering the KING and the Royal Family, and of raising uue of the BONAPARTE family to the impe rial throne of France. This is the conspiracy which our readers may probably recollect to have been discovered some time in the lest apriug, when the Duke of ANGOULEIAR war trivelliiig through the north-eastern departments. It war then thought to have bum directed solely against the life of his Royal Flightless, but we now dud that its object extended to revolution in the Government luta the destruction of the reigning dynasty. Dow tedious are the pro t:eediugs in criminal eases iu France ! The arrest of these cutispindors ass made so long since, that the occurrence was alitlobt filrgtetten in this country, and we will almost venture to say that even in the greater part of FfllllCe it was MA much better remembered. Such a delay is to the innocent a severe punish ment, while in cases of guilt it caust s the public eye to lose sight of the connexion which ought to be apparent between crime and pueisliment, and operates su fair as au injury to 506,1 V. That the delay is not necessary is manifest from the prac lice of this country, %here sa little time seeals requisite for producing the evidence of guilt, and rumbling the accused to prepare his de fence, even ill cases of the greatest magnitude, that the Legislature has thought it necessary to in terpose sumac delay m cases of high tteason, as if to permit the agitation which alight be supposed ta be excited in the public mind he the contemplation of such an °Weller to sub.ide, arid to give the pinnoeis the advantage of a more tranquil hearirg. The other • set of conspirators,' who a ere arrested in Au gust lost, will, it is said, be brought to trial before the Court of Peers on the '2.5111 of this month —at least oil that day the Court of Peers will be con vened for the purpose. Thr advice.. fr Madrid possess a considerable J.wee of interest. A small party of the regiment of B01111)014 11i00.101/C l ll at Talavera, suddenly left their qu wets, and proceeded to the province of Avila, where they Poised, iii pursuance of previous arraorgements, to meet with a body of 400 turn, soil there to pruc!aisit the ;thulium, of the Cortes, anal the restoration of the ancient order of govern ment. The chief iu this perject was AlonatF,s, a funnier Colour! of geartillas. A lucky accident betrayed the design before it seas ripe for execution. MORALES find, and his small party was dispersed. Private kite's stair, that at Valencia there were some sr rialto di-torlntaces, in which the people loudly clamonted for the bead of Gerier.d Et.lo ; was the Archbishop less art olii-et of popular ells pleasure.. It would seem that the peewit were ap prehrirsive that a courittr-trsolution was contem plated, ar.d they rase iu a body to resist it. Troops were stilt to Valencia to suppress the tie/truce or the prattle. The proele of Madrid were, un the first intimation of those disturbances, throwu into a state of great alarm, which was still further itr creased by the continued absence of the KINN at the Escurial, and the frequent private sillier of the Cutlet. The Istrst accoeutt, however, repre- IfteNve4le of the capita. ow &Oft itittd to tairsquiljity, and criteria* their eoufidoatere is the awarurer or the Government by a ktioatiissiesis sad general illumination. Thai Cortes, previous to their prorogati ~,,, declared flat the first preparatory Junta of their next Station will sit on the Sloth of February, 1821. The adiUces from Naples are of the 7th of 'hie mouth. The Judepridese newspaper of Naples contains the followittg article:— " Our Guyer iiiii run, haw-Toed in d 1110111161 t man ner thud the GuVer ttttt eta of Rome has demanded . from. Amain' a corp. of 16.000 men to maintain the tranquillity of ite State.. has declared to that Go vertunent, that if, in violation of .existing liven...l4a fort;igti power should isifiitogv the neutrality of the Romani States. the Neapolitan troops shall ju bilantly pass the frontiers." TIP* Berea of ti-ws appears in only one of the Neapolitan Journals, but it it impossible to attach any credit to it. Such s threat on the 'tort Of Narks would he a provocation of war with Austria, and would, no doubt, he gladly seized by the A mtriar. Cishinet ova pretence lor Maturing Naples. The Altioniter of War contiouniceted to the Neapo litan Pailiartient that the army unwonted to 52,000 men, and that he loul 2.000 more men at his disposal. lie drsired to know whether the Par liament would void' to have them attache4 to the army, but this was declined by the Parlia ment. oil the ground that war was still nocertain. The Parbottieut li..s is.tted sit Addre-s to the rxloutitt , z them to sacrifice every thing for the liberty of their country, to be faithful to the KING anti to the enure nation. Letters Er Vienna any that the A ustitutt army to Italy has been tlolthled voice the cultuttruceito-ut of the at Truviesu, and is still receiving Isrge teinfotte• turtits. They add, that war melt Niiple* Is 110 lint : .er doubtful. • The P. 11.1 'dog), which by such siognlar usrenshletl in the ol• Nobles, 0:11 CUM.. thine; iltere, um! kill, it is said, shoit!t• receive reinforcements from England. It roti.ists of thr following si•ips, 1/12. RI/din/it ..... gnus Vriipmr ... . 74 ditto Liffry Attire Iterulatioliaise.... 40 ditto Spey 26...thtto Aud the L.4press. Tne Fre I;ipte La Bonte, from Toulon, ar rived in the Bay on the tat, and was jonued on the following day by another frigate of the same nation. The latest advice. front Sicily announce that every part of that island eojoys perfect tranquillity. The discussions of the Sovereigns are still con linued Troppau. All accounts from Germany concur in stating, that the sul4ects of considera tion are of the highest illiportaitre. 11 is Said, under the head of Vieuna, that Lord STEWART has submitted a second note on the affairs of Naples to the mined Sovereigris,,lshich gave rise to long discussions. A colnier liar been, it is mid, dis patched from Troppuu to Naples, to apprise the Government of the definitive resolutions of the So. virreigns. Nothing can he more revolting to every idea of 'rational indepeudeu .e, or of univerbul • ;twice than this violent and unauthorised interfer ence of these military despots in the. internal strain, of an independirot sod unoffending country. Tne Fit-melt Five per Cents. tire 76 fr. 80 c.— Blink Siouk 1,381 i fr. 25 es A Flanders Mail arrived last night with Papers froin to the 2511 i instant. The following arc eXtrilthi:•—• VIENNA, NOVFMTIFR i 2. It is generally consideved as Curt that Austria, io con c,rl with its Alier, Russia suit Prussia, will occupy the kisigilimi of Naples with military force; no immediate cmoperation is nu. expected (ruin England in this mea sure: how( wee there will be an English sqnadron of ob scrt•attun in the Golf of Naples, to guarantee, in case of nerd, the safety of the Royal Family. Some persons shied: that if the Austrian army advances against Naples, there will be a cuunterwevolutimi there iss favour of the ancient system; at all eventa,iniportatil changes may be ex peeled in courre of this winter. There is a report of a new note presented to tbeSuvereigns by the Ambissador of Great Britain, and by the Ambassador of another Power, relative to the affairs of Naples, and the contents of which are stated to hive given rise to a long Prince Mrltcritich liss had several private coa t-armies. wills PriliCe Hardeuberg . alumna, NOVIIIIIMR 22. We learn that the Committee of Ithacan members ap pointed by his Majesty's decree of 2:til January, to revise the Tarty of the duties of Custoists and Exam, has termi. totted its important labours. 'flie latest sdvsces Isom Lisbon ate of the 12th, and w,ll he found in suoillrr part of this Paper. Some thsturhanced of a political nature have occur red in Lisbon. the result olivine!) hss been the tutor. lion of the Spanish cuu•tituuon without ally quali fications. This putpusm was united with a project of lor, 1141• removing six of the prevent members of the P.otivional Jun a; bus. tlva project failed, how or by what means is nut iiseiiti►iird. It arp-era front the Poodansation in the Gazette of Saturday. that Parliament will meet on the St3d ur January for the dispatch of business. The pantsuit's of Munster" are now exerting thews. selves in rvery pert of the country to get up Ad. dresses of loyalty to the KING. As professions of loyally, these Addresses are superfluous ; hey cars. }~., .~... FOREIGN INThLLIGENCE. 'ware accteest of the male whey ad the pima Wrested. who are &cloying ibe cerwiarscyla aZI iss 1'41'484%110ne, the wrilletiriee hove let pertained •the fifty sans of the ►egiatent of Ilearbou re pitr. me the criminals, till the provincial companies of - grawadiers sad yarn were arrived, but Arty rata hose Or.tillery .hare arrived from Segovia, sod proper measure, will be adopted to overtake thew. Thus he. been hailed a project which has the appearance of having been very extensive—dors has the cation escaped machinations which were in tended to impose upnu it anew the yoke of iron with which cruel men held it in the most deplorable situation. %%odors tent exclaim, whey► he sees there mad projects frustrated, " Grid protect Spain!" God dues not . and cannot approve that it *hall not be any longer Mirlaved. Accounts Bonn Tangier, of the 16th of October, have been received at Otbraln tr. which state, that there were no vestiges of the plague to the north of Mogrdor, cud tocludiog that city. No news from Santa Cruz. At Rabat wale persons were ill of the fevers usual at this ressoo, but the mortality was . _ CADIZ—From 29 , h to the Ist D ea ths. 3 meowed, 2.3.—uew csors,4s—remaloing. 18. XRREZ DI LA FRONTERA—Froor the 29'h to the 3 lit of October : Deaths. 59 —recovered, 113 new cases, 171—remaining, 574. MADRID, NOVEMBER 12. The bulletin of the tith, frotn the E•curial, say+, " The health or the klieg is re-establishrtl." •—(Mudr id Papers, November 13.) LAST AND ONLY DAY, TO NPIRROW, -TWO TWENTY THOUSANDS AND EVERY OrIIEU CAPITAL MUST RE DRAWN,-ALL IN THREE DOUR-DNLY 1,700-NUMBERS. . \ CI i me. - """ 4 111.1111 not be received or nodentood as Coonler•Addresses those presented to the Waal( upon her triumph over her enemies. Both sets of Addresses. if sin cere. mitt stand upon the same principles. L. al►y to the Ktatl embraces loyalty to lois Qnsiat. mod every thing etionectod with the shvereigisty.-- On Saturday, in the Caen of King's Bench, the Gaud Jury of the Comity of Middlesex found a true bill of inilictosent spinet William Fletcher, • 'alias franklia, slims Forbes, for high trrasou, upon the 36th of the late Kinn, fur publi lug treasonable band-hills, &.:. The Defetwts ant having absconded, a process of oaths will be immediately commenced against h and when that process is completed, he will .t convicted of the charges contained in the , dicituent ss fully as if he had been ac tis.l •tried and found guilty by a Jury. If then tio. „ should ever be taken it will only remain fur the Court of King's Bench to pronounce sentence of death upon him. " Anciently," says BtatisrosE, " an outlawed felon was said to have capat lapin and might hr knocked on the head like • w any one Ilia( should meet him, because, haw —.. 'bounced all law, he was to lie dealt with a in `e state of nature, when every one that shoal loin might slay him; yet now, to avoid s ii i i tci ll i • inhumanity, it is holden that no man is ems titled to kill Inn wantonly or wilfully ; lAtt in so doing is ;silty of murder, unless it lisp 4 pent in the endeavour to apprehend him. F an p.r%nit may arrest 11l outlaw on a criminal In' ,i;': I I ll9n, ritinr of his own head, or by wilt or war of eapias utlograssin, in order to bring him ki tit t' ti ctitiirr. nisi +nth outlawry may be frerpiept . reversed by writ of error ; the proceedings thevalin'; hieing, iit it it fit they sl Id In, excrrthil:4ly n i ne . and circniiistaitrial ; and if any single inioute.pilltrit I. be omitted or mist-01)(11'00, the whole (military it .• i::cgal, • and may be reversed; upon which rever,sl the i i ktriy accused is admitted to plead to, and nil— mottod to defend hiangelragninot the indictment." it is satisfactory to find that Mr. l'Etason, Ur.' !lusts, and the tither Gentlemen/010 detected the nefarious proceedings -of tics twin, have gone on regardless of the difficulties which have been thrown iii their way, and that there is now a reasonable ru in ctation of Inc apprehension if he be in England, as a.y perron non harbouring him will render him self responsible to the laws, as a partner in , his A letter from Sierra Leone,. dated October 1, states, that a Portuguese vessel, called the Vu de Sal, with 200 slaves on board. was captured early in 1819, by the Pheasant, 18, Capt. Katlx. who put on board a Prize-master and some men to navigate her to Sierra Leone ; the Portuguese Master and hit crew, however, shortly afterwiedi rose on our seamen, murdered them all. and cat tied the vesarl to Pernambuco, where t h e slaves were sold. The Captain then abscoucletl, and 0/ crew gave information of the transaction to .the . tish Consul, through whose intervention the vessiAt was detained a second time, proceedings are insti tuting against her for condemuatioa, and searckts making for the Master. . ~ A letter froth an Officer of his IVlajesty's ship Be(kite, dated Hulilitx, November 1, miming. cites the melancholy tidings of the death of Captain ARTHUR Stow, of the Tamar, of Mr. CHARLES (iREETHAM, and Mr. FURTER, Midshipmen, and forty men, of fever, whild on the iravesge from Port Royal to Halifax with specie. The death of Capt. STOW took place on the 27th of Augikst. The Tamar had, previous to her leaving Jamaica. lost eight officers and twenty.five men, by that same dreadful scourge, the yellow fryer of the West Indies. Capt. PECHELL was appointed to the Tumor, and Lieut. J. P. BARER. of the New castle, succeeded to the command of the Belle*. . The Tumor was to return immediately to Juma The Miele hail sailed for Quebec, with part of the specie brought by the Tamar, and the Mersey, Capt. EDWARD COLLIER, was to proceed witlv'tlwr remainder to St. John's, New Bruna*ick. The voyage to Quebec, it was considered, would peeve very difficult and arduous at that late Denson, but the specie was much wanted to ',ay the trolly% The i emeastle (Rear-Admiral Gateettn), A. FANSHAWE; Phaeton, Capt. W. A. MONTAGU; Tumor, Capt. ..PECHELL ; Crefle, CAW. TOZER; and t hebnetoo schooner, were lying at fdlidifaz. Sir JAMES KESIPT and suite had just returned from a voyage of inspection to Cape Bretons His filsiesTY arrived at Windsor Cotter'. Wit Friday login. in his travelling chariot, rscoricil by a party ot the loth regiment of Light Dragyonsi. Thrre ships of war, to curry ite guns each. all of the same minding, have lire's for some time build ing at Woolwich, for the perpose of isumaillate commission, and us trial of the relative strtrigilt. durability, aid extreme of building, of common oak, Riga ti - r, and ti► which grows in great elsond. mice 00. 'he eptete of the Duke of kraut.. in Perth* shire. The Menem. built of Rip fir. was laeneb. ed on Monday last, the Atlitol vim Isetsched .e Wednesday, and the /Vera Seer. built of oak, will be ►eady shortly. . . By a Royal Order from his Catholic Majesty the King of SPAIN. Don CZEINTINO SINGUEHA Y SANCHEZ DE TOWS. En-Colouiel in the patriot easy (now resident is Partsssasth). has been re stored to the royal favour, and i. permitted t4te lltura to his estates, after an abeam of 12 yea . ' ..;_ F. 4: Si Bou from de th tie JP. los pr 111 di A ti- et K' pl II