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at GuTIA3II. Lambe. Attorneys, leases. Swaim, !Revise, sud Maples, Old Jun,, I.oristra. .Rohr Skean-left, ,burster-street, Quern-squire, Mid dlesex tailor, to surresder, December 8, IS, and aunty et ele , ver, at t4iiildhail, Loliduu. Attorneys, 51esers wit. ▪ Chisbulase, aid ‘ltt.wlay, Lisculu 9-lnu•Pirids. Grump Smith, of High Beech, sear Loughtun, Essex, victualler, to seri...der, Itecember 9, 13, and Jaisuart at twelve, at Guildhall, Luudou. Alturms, Mr. Smiford, St•.ples-Inii, Landow Thum.. Seed Futelter,late of Fiberburre-looe sod Cainum• Street, Linden, mit/clime, to ifirreilder, December a, 11, sad Jenuary se, at twelve, at Guildhall, burlier Attar. Sin., Messrs. Lee aid Curt, Tbree-Lrottuicurrt„ South. r. at tea, DUI DEN DS. Dee. gt. Williaea,Lukr, Richard Whitehall, and Henry Jerk*, of West-ftimillifirhl, Luadoa, drapers, at oat, at Guildhall. • Coupertha mite, of Old Figh-atreet, Loudon, grocer, et We, si Dee. so. Giant Coxe, vsn and Daniel Cone, jun. late al Mark-lax, Loudon, braady-morchsata, at• eleven, at DK. Si. Robert Cowpite, of CateMoa•street, London, wsrehousentait, at tarty*, at Jan ou. Joon Curtis and Humor Pitt Griffin, of Ludgate hill, Lauda", oil and colour-merchants, at taw, at Goad bit Dials Georg* km*, of Vine.streel, Miuuries, Lusdluu, !merchant, at twelve ' at Guildhall. Dee so . Edwin nothimostf iloundaditcb, London, butciscr, at oar, al Guildhall. Dec. at. Goners Riegle, jar. at Lime-street, 'London, ft.h. monger, at teeter, st!cputwhall. bp, pp, Juba Danker, of Great Jainea.sUret, Bedfurd•rov, St Gears., the Martyr, Middlesex, ser heart, at twelve, at Go ddlial Del, W.dtet Mason, of Manley-Place, Kent.road, Itisaillitaik„ Utter, brandy-mel (haat, at nue, at Guddliall, ' .Dr Jaoreph Liugs,ci Gruel' Cluseu•stteet, Rolhethillve, Gieealaint 111,Surtey', "midi, at one, at Gaddhall. Dec. se. Joe! Pistney„ of Hat .at CO, fAt JaFtlt•l'S, wt, tailor, at tieet.r, art:uddhall, London. Dee. pt. Rohn t licymer, lat.• of eoltheater, Essex, tee, *1 teselee, at Guildhall, boulun. Julma East. Galitidre, Middlesex, shoeseeree, at twelve, at Guildhall, Loadho. Des. St • limey John Powell, .of Unbridles, Middkatx, budder, at one, at Guildhall. Le 114141.1. ARILS. Mole, Attains, late of Putertu-lase, London, and of Groan strait, Finsbury, Mithdlesex, useirhant, at uus, at Guildhall, Louden Doc 00 Joseph Hawkey, of Pireadillv, Middlesex, army actontivrnent-naidter, at twelve, at Gs.late" I.ondon. bec• es). J.e..•ph C.regill, of Mauckestcr, merchant, at ele ven, at the Star inn, Manchester. Der• 97. Jahn Palmer, of Cantertsury, tailor, at ten, at Canterbury D er y 7. ;l aw . N. Moo, of Liverpool,tailur, at, twirls e, at tar liad.Ve lan, Ora I, Liverpool. • Dee 4. Robert Ward, of the Heal, Old-street, Jidda mar, virtuality, at our, at Loudon Dec. era. ZsrharwG 11.1tocka, of Bristol, drop.. r, at Sartre, at the Rummer 'tavern, All-Saints-lam, Bristol. Dee it. Samuel Hart, late of Radford, and chapniams, at !Ives, at the Pooch Nuul , Non inzliatio. bee el. Benjamin Hareem, of Saddlevrorth, York, 111,1111- beturer, at use, at the Deg Tavern, Deamigatc, Man chester 3.. a. 7. William Taylor, late of I ireepool, merchant, at unr. at the genre Inn, si tett, Liverpool Dre 29 WitUen• lsnrlr, of Ml'illann„ Salton, 11,,idernrse, York. a rastiondr.:l,itclime-sti3krr, at aline", at tile tieurge lee. It • Itallant Fifiel, of Troshride, Ritter, inehoWer, at eleven, at lhefifem lon, Trouts idse• Der to John Sitnps In, lane of Runt, Hertford, innhol.loe, ▪ elvers, at she Nina's-Head las, Ron Pee 17 Mary 'Wicks, of Minthinlsampton, CV.olicester, miller, at t wrier, at the I'W- Sell lan, I iu nk,, tilouctoter. Die 07. W."1::.1. I'lex, Sloueesttr, (lathier, at twelve, at tlo. 01.1 Ikll.lao. Dorsky, tih.ori Dee 07. Thoistar Rusll,of Dttralcv, Gluaceslcr, Innkeeper, at twirler, at the Ohl Bell lam Dui airy. Doc 4. Cturtes Veleter, of IMlsusth, kabertlesbcr, at GaiWhall, I nudes.. Doe• tre• Jeloo Clveywev, efTlnfoni slrvel, lowa, iraper, at one, ut C. si 4hatl. lAnolon. Dee. et. Jrlnt (u ley and t. inco, field, of Pas t . itall. etrevi, I oroiou„ 13.ve14 well Illall.Gwieve, at twelve, at Cuddhall Dee Ott. Jolot ( - melon of liaseatball.etrerl„ Luudor, Black en II Hall.fe. I or, ut fret*, at Go&bIlial:. 9'h4TllBl , DAVIM. ul Haverferdwevt, owner. P.,ariel A , bowie!, of Liverpool, wesibeivoiraper. Voters, Alley, I de of Spat:line, Lietrolst, brewer. Whams Moore, of Weri-Swt.thlield, Loudon. 01 1 / 1 13,1. llttebard Ball, of Itri lee read. Lambeth, Serrcy, lown•draprr. !the powder, of Btvlop'r.Wearmnoth. Duels:ma, baiter Treadway Sherbet,' null and John Black, of Bvionylarte, Leedom, nerrettents. llabeet troth of nteorbeidr,e, Woreevter, drunter. /Sues Drefou, late of Craven- Lleoldtazr, Drury-law, sen tinel. COPY OF THE PIIYSILMNs ATTLN DING HIS MAJESTY; Toter sons Oatb h:fore the Lords of His ilajestro Mott troonurable Cnauctt, Nor 2s and j, is ia. :Ordered by the House of COMMON I. be rioted, Nov. At lbs Council Clistetter, Whitt hatl, \.'v. Qv, 1510 revp.sirk T. lire Lords of His ilniest;clios . lionooral,!.• Leimiships Ming mm, and Vie Pliyoeiwis 'int hire titles...l His Majemy darnag ha prevent Mors., attending lbehand. DR. HENRY REYF.I.I. REYNOLD% Was railed is. Rua sur..en, and examined so Allows. Quests.. V oat on &sera tan iierraset dais Ward, whither s the state of 11.4 Majesty's health as meth as to reader him M aras/date of town. in norms In his Pairlaautaut, of attend. img 1.. may Iwol of osh'se ta/ Lo.Asafrar. His Majraly is arrtausily iararal.te at prvoist al sateadiag his Parliament, sr traasseting patine bersie..* Q. What MY the hopes tonstiaiala of Il ia eatery have %fry cosAatest halms of H,. " Majasty's ultimate recovers 4 D.. rim %Mut the °minas. errs is tsar aassa r to the pervlisis question, upon the particular symptoms of Ili. If a- Fay's thaoular atom & serval expetirser in other cash of Ilbo sans r. yore; ear awe both ?—A. Upon bob. Q. Whether la that priactitar itperies of the diseeiler His *limy has fallen into, It has bees fantod, frost expetii that the carmen' number of rms., as affected, e locos • Oftd • U. pap faros eite jo lenient. flt probable rer-jrctnre, of Ilia &ratio i of H. Ailajesty's 00(.10-4. No: I rwra....l bleu soy derisive opinioss *pow ibis subject : it Irmo.. is .1.1. faient ; and the lisle boa 'anvil is Ha Mikestis leers awe Q.—r oo pia toga ea; Irdossesit. or probable eaojectore, s/ toe darathoi Ur Wipaii• Maros ! I raw. soot form any detialies .*lawns aro., ibis **biers • a varies la atilg.trai person 6 sai %Ise het has vas NJ Nei! ty'. former iadispealtioaa. Q Whether. ••• ler as rap, nears eastiles yaw to jii,lge of Nis Usjcsts's 4,•nr,ler. roe dale& it wore porchablc ih.t Ilia Malady vial, or o not recuirr.•, ar to made ISIS , a p s t,k atier..i.og to yuSJ.e losasicss-,1 I tls.ak a mach 41;.arr prole:4 ituit H,, It aj-sty will r cower , 31, esp i cesimmi s at pu - rent are very coolkanit of Ws 114eate* Preirrevy. I peat Has. hiseerer, writ, referisore to the ■leertaiaty that sissy. atterils medical predietiors ILA refrreoce, I galeS.t frAs . bat I are to His Majesty, Hist 1 have se Q re hat &rata s(oniperient, base roe load, !semi. is N.. rerestaiar OrrrWill d ti.sor•lar lot shore Ss" ram' pfertec 100 • r.lsocumg, I hate NM raw) mount*, •r 1.1 Inather 38, a setrodsact a'n %sato pace —•• , . the ewwWw4ni. Itst*We wad wheelie' . die sp. prefigure *Vids 'o at present 1-211.. His Risjestria csetabtly belts"; lama Rot Stlfe that he pal lloi r.iJ,: well, if not betWw,risterday, and continues so this ntorninc, than he has boss Arcs 1 bad lbs hanger to attend His Majesty in this illnces. SIR HP.NRY HAIXORD, DART. Called in, and arisen, r.aJ tuanimeil as follows. Q. Yon are desired to aoluilitit I her the Itateof His Majesty's health is such, as ••• render lira iu eapable of cussing in person to Isis Parliameat, or of att. mi. iuKlu any bind of piitnie bawl:seas think it is sock as to prevent lits cowing to Parliament, or attending to public business. . . . ..... Q. What are the hopes yoa entertain of His 3Toieety's re covery 1- 7 A. I think it is iu the highest degree probable, that His Majesty will recover. Q. Du you (wol the opinion, given ht pow answer to the previous question, upon the particular symptoms of Ilia Ila jcsty's disorder; or upon ;trio:cal experience in other cases of the same nature ; or upon both ?—A. Upon both. Q. Whether, in that particslay species of'the disorder His Majesty Ism &lieu into, it baa been found, from experience, that the greater Dumber of persons, so affected, have lice. eared ?—A. I believe so. 4. Can yos form any judgment, or probable conjecture, of the duration of His Majesty's Mama '—A- 1 cannot form a satisfactory coofacture. Q. Whether, so his as experience elude:es ynu to judge of His Majesty's disorder, you think it more probable that His Majesty will, or will not recover, so as to render lion capable of attending . to piddle business Much more probolile, Abut His bloomy will Vermeer. Q. What *levee of experience have you bad yourself in this particular sperivs of disorder ?—A. Is the coarse of nine teen years, a good number of cases must have fallen under my cognizance. Q. Whether any nmendinent has already taken place is the course of His Slajeray's disorder ; and whether the appear mire of .iiela anointment eolitimies at precut very con. enterable amendment lons t_aro place is Ilia Majesty'ssymp. tome In the coma. , of the last tocuty-four hours, His Ma jesty's anent d health has improved ; but in the same apace, lits Ntojraty bas been more indisposed bodily, but I have just reoswn to Lehrer., that I shall God that tudisposition lunch mitigated on my return this evening. UR. W11.1.1A31 lIEREHDEN . . Called iTs,aad sumo, and rs.siulued stn Rslluws. Q. Vous an chaired to aciquailit this Wined, wi.ttber the stile of His 111,,j..sty's heat!!' is such as ti trader bun inca pable @AC°Ski l ( so person to his Parham, ut, or of attendit.t to any hied of poloic hulloes* ?—.I. 1 consider the state of Ilia Majesty's health to lie inch as to sender bins lucap,liie of comma iu person to his P.uliami.iit, or atteudi:ig to business. _ . . 005....... U. What are the hopes you erstertaia of His Majesty's re. eovery !—A. The greatest expectation of His Males B o , ,e -etirery. • U Do yos foam, the opinion gives in year sewer to the psi aims quest 1111 l , 111”111 the particatar symptoms sit Ilia Nlajesty's disorders; r upon general experieure in other eases of the. inie insure: or upon bulb !..-sA I fumed my ups. 10011 upon the improvement thlt has already takes place in his iodic...titian; and the present iategrity of his faculties; mid the analogy this disorder bears to 1 a former aloes, tit Whether, in that particular sorties of Ibs disorder His hoar fal'im into, it has been G.alJ, froaa experience., that the grc,termemberof tiers. 11. so OR aled hive been cared!— A. I firmly Iseliese, that it noes appear that the glutei nom bee ui persoos have heen cured; but my mrs experiesce has tun keen in at its that alisoider Q Cs.. you form soy judgment, or probable conjecture, of the dorm - aim of Iles )IMesty's !—A. I CA, t.sr.to ism jectiment .tithe pen* duration. lu intent, I 81.0.iu judge that the thirst Ina causal be hint. Q. %t bother, mi. far 113 Clispericisee enables you to joilee of His Majesty's disorder. you think it more probable tlsa Has Majesty will, or wall not tert/Ver, so OP 5" rooter bun e5 i ,:,14.• at elle-atilt-at. public 1.. , 11:11.44 ?--A I kr i w Sly OR '4 MIMI an &Uhl that Hie Ilitj• sly 0.11 recover, and be capable %det ectable,: to public basal, us Q. Vrltat degree of ehltersclice hoar yen had .ourself in shun particular species of moo' dir i—A. Very little expe rience. . . . . . V. tt''s tier toy a mendment ha. already taieu phue is floc cow... of 1 s. slaje..l)'• disorder; ao l alsether ap prarance uf turn sone whom, enniossies at pre.rot!-1 Cua std. ruble auteinisicost h s taken place to tits Majesty's Jts• order, and the asueuritueut at s i! cis:st into s. DR. ItttlIERT IaARLING W 11.1,1% Called is. tad moons, and cat retuned, as Reltown. Q. Vs-is are th,ared to Unit not olsether the *talc .4 Hui Ilajesty's. Iv olds • sal. It CA It. I C.A., halo .11 , 1 pa'ulc of cosuissir m per.ou to Hi- l'..rti .sr of atte.,;ti.st to au) kind of pabac bossiness?—.t Ilia 'I oe.te I. tor.;.. bic, at pet-a5:14,4 coutiug to I'a+6umcul, Sr atlt sulosg; to a.. ) putslic bust 's.. Q. 11'IAJ1 are Vrc hopes you ever, mobs of His %Isl.-sty!' re test' y ?—A. 1 cotertais very coatis:cot hopes ut H.a Ma jesty's room t ry. Q. Do you sound the opinion given i s your ansaer to the previous upoo Ilse particular slytortorso of 111. klajc.t . .:'• disorder; or upon grwril esperiessee in other ram.. of the acme saline, or ups.* bush l'pou both .Q thee, to Ilt:t particular allarlCß of toe .leosoler !ff..jt sty I.ae talk* boo, it has berm f.su.s.l, front ear r.essee, that the r,rister stneher of persons, so affected, hat.: beesi curet ?—A. 1 believe the greater number arc fused Q. C an '.a r um , say judgm e nt, or isosbehte conjecture, of the one-snow of Ills Majesty's illness !—A. 1 t ennui. Whether, so far as espericuce enables you to judge of His Majesty's sl.sorder, you think it more probable that 111. aje.ty will, or will not recover, an as to resider him eapalt!e of attending poSlte batinews ?—A. 1 thiuk It more probibte that Hs 111ajesty will be capable of atteados; to public be . - It %% &pet. of exprili tiee Lase bad 'ourself in pit toreolar frwsof ollsardef !..It. From my eArhest inf.tiey, 1 had open. unit its ofebornitsff row of tins tinfoil., so lour U. I tionamird soar vay fallser's roof : dur ing the :sof too looted' ycnrs I Lave seem • sweat variety of 5.,..• of IL:* nature, in linear praei . . (1. 1% h. MCI. bill already tat• n place m tht (maraca II s 11ij•s:)'s diso►der: and n bran r the an. pras.mtt of snrh a•nendsneet continues —.l. A sere det..!..te anseadaa at bas taken place in His M•ie‘t)*.d.sur. der, wlascla couttnuaJ wilts I left Windwr this 1110116114. (A tree crony ) FtWKENFIt. At the ranned-Chataiser. Wintehall, N,... taw. ♦RI a4aT, The T.ortle of nit Ilejeety'owor Pin) C 011•61. 'risen Lienobipa briar 114.1741/1 on. 4 and Ilk. '‘l l fl HEW liAl LUC Attending the 1t0e..1, w.lu 1,1111,1 Sll, aaS sworn and a:1111341 .1 as fa Ir. an 11001.41,,t whetter roe *tote of His Mat.. :*► hooka is burls as to realer h. 'nea r" er V. !slaw' to 1.1• I..tr iaavrnt, ow of sltcorlooz to soy kiad p01.1,r tor. - , bes.!.—A I thiol {lto Al ‘je•ty at peseta. incapable ol evaeti.g to Parhatorlit, wet ottend lag to a..) poletse inerasesa. What are the hopes yn.. entertain Majelt,'a re. r.,.rn I thank it toghis yrolasltk that His Majesty stt curt r. - . U. Des you (tilted the ortntots give* in loom *motet. In the pscs•outs suestios, epos the particular oopt.00• 11.8 Aia;cs stook. , ; tiptoe orereal (trews/I so o 44, C.,. of the tantore ; ur ritutt both?—A. I foo.od the oploooo •;strh I sislieoreol gs an snotere in the second fierstooo, up ..ii Hoe I 046sidgcration o f the sesoptonos of H.. Ntsjest) ; epos pot,-. nu Wart to IM fargliess of Ilis Mojest), etyma the sonnefonos of His Hostesty's ceostietstioa, mud room the tegergoosoce whorls his perm et Mese has, to so It'd I hare Ite,roi of it's Nisiests's focuser 'doggers of the mate o harm-he. U. Wl...thee. to that portmular setots of dos .r.ler Hos Illeje.tv has fades tats, tt has hoes 6atesd,fraus elprolettee. that gleir g.trater sitambett of promos es affect/tot hare bre* eons :4.--A. I orison that the rioter Bomber have eg coseeed. Q Can yon forts any ju,lironst, or probable eonjeenare, we tire Il.nalsou lio Nonil!'s snorra*...A I cal Seem tr Bros .4 the aerate.« a kite • Nlhietrea pus* 'Milss"• hew. U • .•• MINIM • hat Me tales Fleet so Nw 11ejes41% l.w.eaet alursars of the same hied. his pteletbk dot it obey Y t e-urileae lar)lorg. tt 11 bather,, 85 far so esrerteeteet enables yen taisilea er 11. 3 '! • /ti's dieeragr, yea tbsele it maw reltaiebe that Ills Majesty will, or will oat recover, so as to mice Me capable of attending to public business !--ad. leen perceive an failure of His klajerey's faculties; and therefore I pre. same, if His Majesty should Waller, that he will reedirer with the SIMI! capacity for baniatiaa 40 before his preisat illness. • • • Q What degree of etperleafe in* you bail yourself * this particular species of disorder?—A. My experience has Wit been l•NtraSia.t. I hare bout is business fur twenty yews, and hire tiCea.mnally seen patients sleeted with complaints of ilia saute general elear.tetar as that of His Majesty. Q. Whether any ainentleneut has alrewle taken place is the course of Ills Majesty's disorder; suit whether the appear ant e of such atuciolnient continues at present 1--A. His Majesty is considerably better that be was tea days ago. He is certainly -what better than he was yesterday reed iug, and perhaps a shade better than yesterday nitre g. A trite Copy, EAIWK F,R. AMERW.4. NEW-YORK PAPERS. NEw•xorK, Nov. 2. The commerce of th:.. city was never iu tio don rishing a state as at tins moment ; about 30 large vessel+, the most of them with such cargoes ; arrived at this port yesterday; and had it not been for the storm, it is probable as many more would hove or rived this day. This is rather better than em bargo time:. We eipect Mr. Gallatin's report, this Session of Congress, will pot please the Democrats more than the one he published the last See:ion ; as it will exhibit proof positive that our own restric tion, on commerce are snore injurious to the coun try than soy which can he laid by Foreign Poweia. The most violent storm has been at New-Yolk that ever was know a. (COPT )—.-11a. I.VTTER TO LORD WEfr 1.1. t LEY. Crest Ctuubvil,stul place, August 85,11110• Ns' Loan-1 hare the honour to state to your lawilabily lihra I have received from Geae.al Armstrong, Plenipotentiary of the rnittil States at Paris, a tettei, best ing date the tith instant, iu winch be informs toe, that the Government of France has resoled the Decrees of Sethu and and that he has remised a written and oftemal Ind'. of that fa, t, in the fullisinrc synods Jr snit cu twice a tour al.ciaret, Aterssttm, Ikt-,-tes et de Milan son. screquet, et ytt'a &tar du Ire Nov.-.ire V. .vg.arost l u or Itat eirect." 1 take for p anted Let the revue Slims of the British Orders its Connell of Je vons; and N.,vember 1307, and April isu.t, and other Orders dependent upon, aaaluguas to, or sn execistun o theta, will f“;:•ns of cum se ; and I shall hupe I.) he enabled by you- T.o.dollip, with as little delay as possible, to annuattce to my Gurerunient that such efl „Km iou has tal;en place —I hart the honour to he, sill, eunsidrtatiuo, Lord, your lordship's most obedicat Imitable seri-ant. Otivicsll , Wet. PINCKNEY: The I lost Noble the Illsetnis Wellesley, &c. &c. • OK° WELLYKLICV 10 PINC°IIFY. Stn—.l have the humor to aeksowledge the rece o ynar letter under date the gutty inst....Ow the tad of Feb. ISIIS. HIS illiF51%)11 N ioistef iti dowries We - dived to the f7ii verarnent of flit: Stater,- His Majesty's earnest de sire to see the commerce of the 'world restored to that ♦►ids le weeessery for its prosperity, awl hte readitaiss to ',studio* the syste:n whirl, bad been forced wp , n lion, vrbenecire the enemy 11110111 d retract the prin ciple& whit% loot triwkrril it nreessery."—.l nio roma lasisiled by His Majests to repeat the ilectaration, and to ;visors yoe that whenever I'. o •tepeal of the Friurh Deems shall hive aril, t Ikea effort, :goal the ei intirterer of neu tral Ulti lONS shall heir been restored to the ctiudition in whit\ it stood previously to the pronsolgatioa of those De rrt•as, His Majesty will feel the hiclicst satisfaction in re lingiiishiat a system, which the coudoct of the enemy coo. toiled Ili,. to Adopt. I hare the trireme to h.-, with the highest eousriletation, Sir, your twit obedient and hatable serrest, (Signed) WELLcsLEY. THE BRITISH PRESS. LONDON. MONDAY. Dammam 3. Lisbon Papers to the ifild last hare this instant been received. The follserissirere the no;y extract. that can be given, swim to the !atria ws of the hour:-- Oo the 13!li 140, at eight, broke ground, when ht right wing catatonic: II a r,treat, and Ibis left on the following clay when Lord WEL LING-row ordered General MILL to advance, and all the Wats and small craft went up the Tagus. It is aid that an the 17th Lord Wrtddarreon had adl.mred ate far a. Mewl:ter ; and likewise that !thine.% hid Liken up • new powiuon ; he had thrown a bridge over the Zezere. and passed one front 4 to Sotto teen; ■nd that the current of the rower ha.l carried away the bridge. Oa the loth. Lord ‘VELLINeTon's head-quarters were at Cantazo. two leagues on the Lisbon bide of Santarem : there was no appearance of either side milting the attack. NIA,MMA had then possession of Sbiliaretth and his principal force was iu the rear of ha: place. oii the tech. General with 14,000 men, in two hours crossed the Tagus. io our heats—a most fortuna:e circuroatanee, as had he not ac conspiisherl it as he did, the weather has since been so bad that he could ant have pissed it. We have received 'New l'urk Papers to the 4th last. from which we have copied Mr. Piscastav's letter to Marquis IVnt.t.t.t.sc s of the itsth of August last s and his Lordship', answer. The 41.• tivstal lottriligettetr (the Govervinent paper). con tains lo.or comments upon this sore..paudeece. which oho.* tuat the Anieriran G. , vernmetit wiU not be satisfied with the mere teseiti:ting sf enk in Cooped; but that it f.,1-sllolh, to that wn:shuilti .revoke Our matioas,"and reOcmoce the right of scsic!nag rim) easels fcr otir . owtt seatneti !! Coareos !fa" to meet 03 th, 3. anil the ikaariaitivinditieLaus % L. the seeleihiff BORAS.*wilt will all the menus in their power (HO, they have mach) to inflame the item sent the Fteiveii Government le-. 0' kindness, and that of Etogiviiii tyrannical. A hordlile massacre took place lf.d of August, in which four thousand stated to have fallen ! A Leeward !eland ,Mail arrived or letters and papers to the filth of of the communications, dated A aars—" Acconws from Gaadaksal to state, announce the thscareerrs regain posses,ioa of that istaud fspit ter, lioNaeattrE. 'The particular. here, and perha: s, fur obvi'oas tinily k:io‘su scut at (itiatA443pe inhatiitants. From what lido transpired. It a clear that a number of the pritwip.il have rminitetiatice,l ttlia act of treason to tish Government, aid for Ofitilte siderable number of th,mi h ire received (rave the colcety within a fortitight.--11 1 ,, smil to have been made in conaeque me appr,-neo-ioa of a yUIIO4 mall. under -• that led to vamipleion of hEs hieing rivaged att,:in pt. to foment disturbance., i n ~h,„ -shin a number of papers containing piano, m.ittoo , ,&e. together wilt a 'Fury con.i.leeit,: of money, supposed to be intruded to b: - ; so!ilicry, acre found. We this day restioss out extracts from Pdpera to the 2tith They caotaeo a state of affairs in the Spcsin In the way loteliadepted by the Maqackr, the heads of the *tetanal kyogdoms or If we make allowance fur Preach • Sion, t .e calm of S i nrio confirms to log and favourable aspect. The a c n e op i ri s an, , ance universally prevails, and the French pertidy and violence is everywhere The Carteret picket i. a►rived at 31.11:s from the ;Ve t It:dies. She Laded toll' on the ti.h The follnirin are the hulletiiis ialutd at err duce Friday : a Windsor Cagle, N. " flit; MAJEiT Y has hrJ ru ,te hours' course of the dry, and appe , ors better (Sig led 44111.44:.) a Madame Castle, . " Ilia NfAJ,I , STY has not pawed s scry nig!tt, bin is much the sons as he star • (Wpml ao wog " WitAset Cast* Dee. 14.41a1f past tied, "There ism mrterietalteretion iu coma:A:it since the inorcing." (Siiiid is rand•) " His MAJOITT pined • good uigig, istors a hub Issuer tins morning." (Sorer/ a. Irma.) Mr. Fn-rka, the In: h Clioucellor of the quer, and scale •thee.rarriamentary ni.tterf, ate rot expeciesi iu London , iii ii, many el limit Iceutle now in prep trine In lv.re ti.e.7n. This or to toaster in the won% on the 13th instant.i•accounted for preoutnption, strongly inculcated in the Nli,! circler, that if His Ma'am's disorder take a decidedly favourable turn before th, Mr. PERCEVAL will acquiesce in Mr. proposition for a Select Committee of loqi A meeting of the Grimm! Committee Catholiesof Ireland was hel,l, on %turdty in Dublin, the E.irl of FINGAL in the Ch which the cordial and affectionate thank , tholica of Ireland were voted to the the Earl of Doom:mistime. for the Pr"'; with which he inmertools r and the qttenee with which he unconditionally the last Sessions of Parliament, the great. Catholic Fr, edam...—A draft of • Petition to liniment sac then read. and received great and. after some debate, wasordered to ted. Notice was then given of a Motion for Imo. to re-con s ider tie late Resolution of General Meeting in fir Vein of petitioning, modify the terms of that Resolution, in (pence of the altet3twal which has since - In public affairs. The Bomar Cloyenne, Capt. O'CosNos , arrived at Portsmouth on Wednesday from 0 sailed on the Stith October. She gave t. try sail at merehammen, but only 27 corded wit► her ficni the place of rendr these. the greater number of theta parted in thick snow and a gale of wind from the fore they had got out of the flutph of St• the rest parted company blithe Basking* Pie laud. The MIISO4I hail set in, in t►at cousarri weeks earric: than u‘ual ; which woad pre' consay from aaiiiiig after the Manse wing of !!! , r6llOlll, , t or or , ! 33 of ffee.. 1.0 tire uan t . o de If 110 11010.)t kin 10, uttfuuu a .13c ctrl re O ren coneessin. i refil ' I as iiiii.etiou s I. tit Qttito nil ' be f°' ggitd persons 1° s c'r rt 0"w „ b :s I on Sstunl ir , of ()mo w ,. t Antigus, UN b rf s auk", we see i o n y of a coospi Ma' far eta fora m tiers are not k Mr Eskimos. ire btnt IP* to them Ike" suspited, oritatipsl oleic' grit treason to the Reed °lieut.* a soy received or. b in ;he..—The di, c( kft U consequence , 1,, t , Rider circumsta g s y r lids tivated I , 'ss in sjiu j/A, nog piers„, p Vta( I cotisi.ler.ll,:e r C, tinted to bt..'sc rd Acts from the : vie! J 'naafi a a to rife Peninsith, dt l ie ne diaA.tfur, a /141 lotus or vas och toiseepe bf 11101 VD wear e - Oil ! 'Awe spirit aid the hstr • cry where ma• th• I at Falmouth si tie Laded from as ibectd at It Nov. so—lit • iii hours sleep • he 'tier this eVe M V" wee Castle, . Tt wed • stty PI to was yerttr • fen I) the lalf past ritlt,p, r` • a in His Po-a net. Issetvestir, Dee er.er good night, awl hid r c 91 roes ,) Sre el:or of the Er• Italy frivolo of use niton before Ch n or now iu Lando a ..., app en ill ila bso d tr et e i t d f i l n ale ft er : er ibe N rtia l l: h : ° ::: l „ . t e s .} l, ' , on ' in Mr. Poises ttee of loqui:3; Committee of tT. • Seturdly .e„,, the Chair to thank , of die t to the Itij'it for the prom?" „ the impressive _ onally advocst Is the great ca • ' a Petition to 4 iced greet aPPI des aced to be ref*. dot.ion for Tho bet solution of ti P etitioning. • emanation, it; hdt : h Pte :a .c osius:os,eacc iesclay from ,he gave instost at only 27 le a iu e of renderer. • atm iena parted C`' • ' tl from the A. iph ofSt.law Ain Bonksof Neuf - 14 , e that country. ,/ a would peeve girt Ar c ane CIS 91