The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1810-04-23 00:00:00

ON 4 t 48 -*7 <A s. ; t A v%., TUN ROYAL FA2IIII.Y. y ~,rerday morning, at nine ose:ork, Tur to MA- P.ertt.t. (he Doke' of KVIIT C4IIIIIIIIIDGV Princesses AUGUNT•. 501.4114, MARY. accompanied by Loits TUNNY', 11011. Mrs. thtsit “anstfloton. &e. Gestertds GwYstitt end FITZROY. kv. In St. Griot:m 6 Cheryl. and received I.or a , erwmrat, administered to them by the. Areltheafat, terclialltY. At rlereof vet It.ck 4-4 ta M aiatiTY, Prior... Rea AUGUSTA. Starell ant 41 it : Dukes of KVNT and C A NA:au:ma ; recon. rood be totey T Tien. Mrs. MAX iian5TVNOl, Cits.Ltsta, &c.; Generals Goff,. wit sad zoov ; Colonel Des itoW sod Major Pence. wrot to St Georges ehaprit sod heard a ref omit, preached by the flee. Mr. Lome. front Romo.i.. ch u.. N. err. : "If thus shall t o ok., with thy month the Lard Jr..,., awl shalt Wises is Alec heart that God had raised his ham the dead, thou shalt be caved." The Royal Pa ty teromir.io returned to London. Yesterday, bruit; Easier Soloioy, she Archbishop of You prow-bed before the Nobility, at the C' Si- slooses'o-Pahaev. ku.a.Jltr gal b chapter of the Acts of the 111.4341t5, and the Bth sive : Why 'Wald it be Anoxia a aim, becn:dible with you, flat GiU sluutio valn the deed r Tbr ,, prrbent the Duke of YORK. the LOWDoN, WORCLaTEIL, CARLISLU, Slid SoLisoultY. &C. &v. &v. Dm Sit HtllkY 11,41.1 , 0111). DUNDAS, and flatwr, held a cossignllntiots %lib Dr. Pore, HU Saturday, at WltltiltOr, on Prim:ems AKELiA's dis order. The Dukes of foal:, KENT, and CAMBIUDGE, and the Arehh,litip of CANTERBURY, arrived on Suturdir at Wiricimr. The most splendid preparations continue to he made for the entertainment which the Pittace this d a y c ivet, to the Knights Companions of the Gar ter—the whole of the state apartments, including the coo tory and baths, are, for Use first time, to be thrown open. • - - The Duke of NotartruateattLa ND and family tre at Totness. where they have been mince they left &tool, where they resided some time for the IV. Covery of the lormith o f the eldest Lady Palmy, who has Levu ricl.epuserl. The Dochem of 'trot mom D was to leave Dublin yesterday fo London ; the Duchema of GORDON Is eapeeted to OCCOM I oiIIy her.- Tbr Hon. DRUMMOND Buesctro and Viscount Mai.r.ts, will leave town this day. for Bath, to visit Lord Gwv Dia, who is dangerously ill at that place. The Lady of General MURRAY has issued cards for a grand rout, on the 2d of next month, at her house tit %Vimpole-streeL Mrs. HENRY GRANT will entertain the Fashion able World on the I tilt of uext mouth, at her house in queen A no-sti eet East. Lo►d Co ba.tonsvouo's title a extinct for went of male issue. He has left bellied him a widow and two diighters, who had Lever seen him riu.. his elevation to the Peeruge.--His pension of 20001. r annum, devolves upon them. The Summer Theatres are all exp,•etedito open this with eeltst.—Mr. Paves new Theatre, Tortrnharo.cotirt-road. will he uncommonly at tractive; hut as there is no Peter-street Theatre atnnog them, it cannot be said to be robbing Peter to pay Paul. The td•eness of the day. and the curiosity to see the seem of the ►ate tumult. attracted • great crowd yesterday. to the vicinity of the Tower.— Several carriages, with visitors to Sir FIWICIS BOlL oar, arrived in the forenoon. Newmarket Meeting, which commences this dty, is expected to be very num e rously attended. Amongst the fos!.tonsble departures for that place, yesterday, were, the Earls of JEll4ltlf, SARRYMOILE. mud CRAVEN, Sir ions Stitt.t.e, Mr. ILII•usle, &c. &c. Hyde; ['ark and Kensington Gardens were ye.v terdayrevorted to by nearly all the Nubility and 1. a shionables in town. The toncourve of pedestrians *SS so great, that Piccadilly was crowded to an excess; the carriages were so numernes, that they frequently become entangled with each other. Their Cisr occupants displayed their elegant Summer ilresses; scarlet, purple, and raven gray, have com pletely vanished, stud are succeeded by pea-green, Idsk.and other seasonable colours. l• the rile IS Her Royal Highness the Princess of WALLS, attended. by the Dow +ger Laity De Curtness Ausouest the Equestrians, were the Marquises of WswisLar and Marrow). The four in-hand, consisted of Lord Hawcs, Sir Joao L 406, who drove • eurnele. in which was her Ladyship. Amongst the carries. were those of the Duchess lhisager of M Atacama:a, the Duchess of Morn *olE. Duchess of SowEass.r.&r. We understand that *he Carlow races will com mence July ; Westport races, July 4; Tuain Jolly 10; Mallow races,. July 16; Damn- Patrick races (at Hillsborough), July 21; finocom tom races, August 6; Londonderry mere, August 10; Longhres Races, August 13 ; Bier races the week after Loughrea meeting; Fermoy races, Selnetnber 24; and Eyreentirt races, October 1251. The premiums of 10 guineas, offed bv the Gans d4anshire Agremltural Society, tu th re e persons who tli!nild produce the two beet ;tannins on the first hedaesday in the present mouth, at Lanspeter. ..s•rit adjudged to Mr. DAViS, of Leominster, 1 1Prefordshire, and Mr. J. Illastorru, Penly } :" . "4 allow, Radnor s hire, f or th e i r horses, A7tos and Young I.oy. I'' proprietor. of the Theatre (iii preference to reline.,... applications) have eon:hided au engage.; lc " *lth Mrs. Mentz, to open the Theatre next ••••s9n. It is but juvuer to remelt, we have never se-a the business of the stage conducted with mole prorety, or a greater wi,.h to please the hile this line of conduct is pursued, Mrs. My nix 'u.s look with confidence for the support of the habiGnta of this city. Lady BI*V4F.T errs Pal ge, " r " . 1 4, evening, produced trie of th • naval tael -11, non and elegant andsens e. that we lv,vc witness dunes the season.-(Alverdc - ea Journal.) MILITARY eititevariuNrs IN SCOTLAND. GENERAL ORDERS. SOWN" oL T! te sever .1 etto ad. item's/Ulm tu. North Whams, are ilnitsi , "itted 111 tilt r 'batik'', for 'mili tary 16.111......4. U 011 further ord.to. aa Eastean Menu ur, to he reasmasated by Lino -Geo. Ike Earl of Itcoly.i—dead go incr., FAialtieryili. I Mid Lothian; sr West laallasa ,• 3 East Lothian; 4 Rell , wick ; Itokborgh swialra; 7 Pceleies ; a Pifr ; 9 Pc,' ; in Kiloton; RAO the (vow of Dewier, with Dimples* bar. ricks. Wants Dieeatct, udder the commend of Major•Gea. • Lord Etphissaloor —llleadisartcr•, Glaigow . I Dunarriem; Karkett.rtright ; J IYugtt. ♦ Ayr s Bete; 6 Lusk ; 7 Rothe« ; e Argyll; 9 Dutitbul too ; to Stilling; I ill. Itutstunian. NORTIIIII IhsraltT, under the comfit mil of Major-Geo. rs, Abr. lee., I Alierdreti ;t K iIIC.II/ lir, or Metros; Muff ; 4 Elgin) 5 Nn.ru ;ft Inverness •7 4 :room' y a Kota 9 Sul herland HP C114111%40 11 For far ur Augur!, rocept the luso of Outt dee, with Ihtilltupe barracks. Major Gen towboat will take the committal of the bri gade, lately Major (ha. Peter's, and will he statiourd at Madill's:toil or Dutibor, of tic 'we, it those place. . 'The ad hatial ..... ut the 2 '.th Ho Koontut w adds.! to Major- Geri . Seto is brigade, till Ito thee orders. The 4.1 battshou of the ;9th regosieut will report to Maier- Gen. Lord Elphinstotte The .gua.lron of dragoon, at Perth, will report, regimes.._ all. to the Officer commanding the re,cioneut at its bead quarters, tool alt extraurdinsraes, oat strictly region:mat, to the Deputy Adjutaut-Geuestil, far the isiformat.ou of the Consinatoler of the Fumes. Nv ..t.irr Lwat -lies Tiersout Cathelirt, K.T. Craw sander ut tLe rurces, JOHN HOPE, Dep. Adj.-G.e. VIA NA'S tor MA LORD ALA YOH. TO THE VOLU N TEM CORI% Or TUN CLOY UM' Mamaiou-Howe, Isib April, 38 to. SlR—With peat pleasure I take the earliest upportuuity of r.questing you will accept of my b.st *books, for the mid aud &aunty thews by you in asseuditose the Corps ruder your. ciminimail, for It t • purpose of prim' aia to the Civil Nara . of the City o f Loudon, had the tame 'weal urcessary. Asia I big you wit' have the Kt/odors,. to communicate to the Geatte.iea a your Corps, the high acme I cotenant of the Mumma paid to my etches, th. prompto rde with which they mustered, and the exemplary seal thvy .viur..l. to pee wee, by their own exertions, the privateers as ...Al as the peace of the City. I am., Sir, your most obedient humble Ser ii. Major &c. T. SMITH, Mayor. On Saturday. a requisition, signed by nr r 70 of the Lit eryinen of London, was presrittcd to t,ie Lotto Maros. requesting hm Lordship to colivette Common Hall. to take into consideration the oub je,, of the arreet of So FRAN( IS BURDETT. The following is a copy of the requisitolt ; " Laudon, April is, Is "TO TUC RtORT HON. TEL LORD ‘. We whose names arc subscribers, seguest that r•ur Lordship ill resistor the Livery of Conduit. iu Cinnamon Hall, to take tutu consideration the alarming assumpttiou of pririleze by the Hue the House uf Commove, of arresting and imprisoning, during pleasure, the People of England, fur offeneev coguisable in the usual Coto ts of Law " His Loid-hip, io c phonier alto toe above, has appointed Wednesday, the .2,1 of May, for that porpoise. A Meeting of the Electors of Middlesex is fixed for Thursday, at Ha, kney, ou political affairs. A corresi lent writes thus—that in Yarmouth, a thin, supposed is the shape if a max, and with that industry so correspondeut with the hamar'. of ttee motive, employed the night in fitting every. vacant wall and door with inflammatory writings, destructive of order, of comfort, and of peace, but they were seen with the contempt they deserved. S.r S. A UCIIIIUTY, with his suite, left town yes terday for Portsmouth, to embark in the Masa !minima'', which has been hued out for his re ception. Sir A. COCHRAN 6 has employed the Cygnet sloop of war, Captain flltx, to collect plants at Cay enne, Trinidad, &c. for the Botanic Garden sit minrea: and amon4at various %doable articles ob tained through the zeal of that officer, and of Mr. Loceuxao, of Trinidad, are fire iiiitineg.trea, which, at the date of the last accouuts, were thriv ing amazingly. Dr. %Valour is appointed first Physician to the Royal Hospital at finder, in the room of Dr. Hope, who retires ; Dr. GRAY, mrond Physician ; and Dr. Mc AKTIIVR, third Surgeon. Dr. NI A GEN NIS is appointed Physician of the Royal Mei pito' at Deal ; and Dr. V•NCIi, Surgeon of the Naval Hospital at Paington. Vice•Ailluiral Sir JOHN THOM V; °VCR WORTH hoisted his flag on Monday, ut Port-m• oth. on board the Antelope, Captain M.Cheoo, as Coin. ennoil-r-in-Chief at Newfoundland; and Rear. Admiral CAITHRN RIIIIIIIOLOPN on board the St. (~orlte, 98, Captain Gown, for the Baltic.—Sir Joint Ducawocrn has since struck his flag for a short time. The Northampton militia will march on klonday for Portche.tcr. to do duty over the French pri soner; the Inverness will come into Portsmouth garrison; and the Rose-shire will remove front Gos port to Ibises barracks. The 4.5 th (Id battalion) ; and the 1034 Reai meats. will embark. iu a few clays. at Portsmouth. for Guernsey. The Austrian Government has offered prize ques tions of 500 ducats each, for sub.titt:t.s for cam phor. Peruvian both. and opium, also what species of plants may replace seam, jalap, ipecieuhalia; and what indigenous or European productions, dis tinguished by specific effects, may be sultatittitet for those now brought from India. A considerable reduction has already taken place in the Mouse Staff of the army, in cisasequence of the recent ritscrranon cf the subject is Parliament. The arrangement in the Dome Staff has not keen drtereuniell, but Sir H. BOSSARD, and three other Generals will be struck off. General TAIII.F.faII has been reduced in the Severn District, and it is said that this, as well as the Northwest, and inland. will be abolished as districts having no troops. The York will he incorporated with the Northern dis trict ; head-quartets at Newcastle. The South. west District has been incorporated with the North ern district; head•qua►ters at Newcastle. The South-west District hams been incorporated with the Portsmouth District, and both placed under Ma: jar-(;ett.•ral %V stetertm. One or two tieneiNtla will be taken from the Western District, hut there will little change in the Eastern, Kent sod Sus sex Distiicts, is they have all of them troops and much real duty. Ito Scotland, the sild in ennimend, bent-General C►seacu.t., of Mamie, M. P. has. been off the Staff ; awl it is proposed to reduce Lord Itnso.t s. and another General Ofke►, from that Sidi. PeLleZ 110W-ItPIILT. Mkt ET ROBBERS. For ruse 'freplUs! Mohr of the most daring rnh &rim Nag w somMittistt the Strand mid F: . ri b:tog street we evil d of, well/teen the litiur• of leo s4IId one o'clock; sad out/ out or the tobhper• hair been takint, WI withG these few d.iy• ; di tliough from she dew. i +bon of toe, Oho had pew lird a %sttutt, , hieh • geode-man bad biro rubbed of b) • Jew, tihrt• was no doqb• oak) he was. Ito Thursday evening. u Mr. Jones, the vestry clerk of St. Patd'as Covent-Gardeu s was passing through Charlewartmet, Covent-Gsrdess, he ne.srd *l l •Misho v..ice ProCeedllig from x VISACII the corner of York-atm', screaming stolesstls. celliog, " loot der," sad iniereatoug assitatauce so come to her ; which induced him to goo to the coach; it WWI Wil.• in tote coach heating the woralos ; her said she was his wife, best the wows IA denied rt. Mr. Jour, ad vised them to go to the wince is lbw-strae., to settle the r &smite. which the masa teiused t.. du. He jumped out of the coach and got u t .0.0 the has, and was droving off, the coachman hailing gone to pledge a silk haudkerch.ef the Ipso had fort:tidy taken from the whams. The hossee were, however, stopped; the swan endeavoured to make his roc.iiir to avoid.girisig to Bad-strcet, but A.lk.ue the Offi cer hearing the noise, raTue up at the tune, nod recognized the mate to be a welisk sown cliaiseter, whom lie had wanted for misuse a forthright, on a charge of being o se of the street ,ebb'-r.. lie un derwent an exinninstioit before Mr. NAA6II. same is Abralmot Hurt thalts.m. The women said he. r nano is Sash Watson. Omit she had some time grilse coh a bited with the Os toner. but feuding him to be a b-ed chatecter, she had left him. On Thursday morning, she act flee prisoner in Fleet -street, when Ise, with she twist since of two mesh foaled hoe into a bacillary Colleh, and drove her to Ozforsl-street, where she remota-A so violently, and celled " suurder," so howl sts coo sequester of the priso-ter beatesig her, 11541 the cussiM was stopped, and a number of p.oole were collet:hid round it, whirls caused the two spell to jump Out of the coach cod ruse away. The pr.suiter told th 4 people she was his wife, which ineveuted them from rescuing her froin him. He then told the coAchinan to dtive to C.tv. ist-Gaideti. lie was committed on the charge of siealtog the w ttttt stes hamikereinef. Sittirtisy, he was brought to the Office, and underwent en eXatillill AMA use 4 charge of street rohhery. Lewis Tronstisaid, that, on the night of the 30th of Mareh.about tee o'clock, as lit was passing along Fleetz.strert, on his way home to Greet George's. street, a man ran violently solos! him, ..t the same i4stant, he felt his eld watchaini eit•iii drawn Coin his pocket; he called out for help, but the mat t made his escape. The prisoner resembled the mint. An appreaCce of Mr. Barker, a pawnbroker, of Moundsditch, produced a gold watch, which was pairtued at their shop by the prisoner the morning after the robbery fo► 81. and, at the sarae time, he produced a double gold chain to lie weighed. Mr. Barker discovered, in a few day .t rater, that the watch had been stolen, sod was prepared to stop the prisoner when he called for it. Last Monday the prisoner called at Mr. &wart's, sod offered to sell the watch, but, it is supposed, he perceived that they were going to take him into custody, as he ran out of the shop and made his escape. Mr. Trurnfr identified the watch produced by the pawnbroker, to h.. the same he had been robbed of, end the chain he had w• .glied answered the de scription of the one attached to hi- watch. The fal coner had said, he received from a maii of the name of Smith, who resided at No. 14, Charles -street, Blseldria..'-rood, but Adkins had made inquiries, and nu such pers..n lived there. The prisoner wa. committed for further exami nation, as several other charges are expected to he exhibited against him. M 4 lISION•UOUSL. ♦PAIL 21. Lawrie B►own was charged with stealing a great coat, and a basket containing 4tlbs. of butter, from the Poultry Market, in Learienhall-stre..t. It ap peared the Prisoner had left the grist moat et a publicdiou,e in the market, de►iring them to kelp it till he returned; in the mean time, the owner found it out. and stopped him when he warned fur the coat. The Prisoner confessed having left the bunter at the King's Arms, in Leadeahall-street.- 111a . was fully committed for trial. dolt Moor' ty oars committed, charged with steal ing a lace cloak from the shop of Mr. Hodgkins, • silk-mercer iu the Minories, who stated, that, all Thunday afternoon, • gentleman gave him informa tion, that the Prisoner had taken a cloak finiu shop door; he immediately pursued the Piiinnier. and stopped her a few yardi from hi% .hop when she dropped the cloak, and ma le a stout re sistance. His Lordship inquired if this cloak was hung on the outside of the *hop, saying It WRY certainly Al inducement fur thieves to steal where so many things were exposed, arid cautioned the shopkeeper to beware how be expuscd his things fur sale nI fu ture. For IDMISC years p.m, 'mice MAU - MANUS, TOWN and SAT i.itS. have attended at the Blink, at the time the dividend, are paying, no permas have been rubbed there, as inosd to he the case before. Last week a new scheme wits had recout , e to, to de fraud person, who came out of the Bank after re ceiving their luvidewls. A man ran tip to them w ith a p r ., behind hi, ear, in apparent p►etending to be a clerk its the Bank, laying they had received wrong notes, and asking to see them the parties, naturally, without thought, took out their notes, and the robber, ohserving a Z. n o t e , Mid they should have had a 51. suite instead, and snatched the •:I. note, saying he would return di ►ectly with a 51. note. Our female, who was served this trick near the Exchange, returned to the clerk who had paid her the notes, and told him of the robbery ; hut said she world not 101 any of her f•ieuds, as they would only My she ought to have known better, and hingli at her. A youth, uncle. 17 years of age, the son of res pectable parent. at Glynwder, in North Wales, his been f:atiinitt.ed to prison, fur violating the Demo.' of a married female. Aft r perpetrating the act, hr 4ttrisii.ted to escape; but, b. lug pursued, g see knocked 41 , .0n owe of his punnets, and st.bbed true other in the ►and with a ►u,fe. 'ler, i'VGI4.ICM. • A .ltsti;•rletr knittl;:is . l7:77‘t nn 4 11itinoloy fist at t 1 urkiwp, benseeu. JA.hts Strisiefellanc. 'earl the aianipiins of Joaies Storey which anti derided lis fat out of the fin r alter 3 3 rounds, rile: omelet o,ot alu.t übs with very abort nit team fir slum s.. &e. for above aim hour, and the Looming pre- .1 dechneii tha: they were 11. t i ifrrior to : 43e ti 'wakens iii Siweg ad. tircidellk int favourite, Lon lost time bst.te try a slishce Minds depilved huts his sight. The first ineetin* ml m u te ut this season, to.lt ',hoe on Tiiursilay afterisuuii oil Bed Oak Couto iiiiii is. as Acta:4 10 wth u d au ViIII6IIISM liss•tiresis, Iwo win lessors, of the haute. of Ballard au /Ad. The luriner has cutarrt.d ;holly suee.suful loet;es,.assi•ef the tiittiqo of Caitb date liar taut.' At Caterer:loch tt, floe alt• 1110011 Tote. JCats aid Dick *Ade Jed tu ii.s cuuntr)eau, lied taleb nahlois and Clark cd the i hml. The Liii.teti. via. for a of tO gum , . is, withheld from trirea.• nd Brommitiviry hat week. Hail w• 66 . shar twvoui Le add alter a deo of about 1..11 t. hour, balturd .es.gned the no tiers, :B a ll luu:r. to itu.tartlicrly sins*. 4 'ruplegcmt divide:so, Tit. 'apart' of a .ea-el arrir.4 at Octavo, tr •it Ct pro., that the toe.. of Canon, the 4 . . I . tat alleatitlia, Iris been aturosrturilly rirt!iqoa'•e. A tretueihluns hail-atoo in occurred nu bite out. rn the depwitinent of Lower mho. it his• dme very cuii,iderailier daithie. *any slf hail Auti s were as bir{e as a karts .-* * to.tg; id •eighed upaar.ls of a tisisrterof pe.is tuts were k.lled, trimly others wuumtrd , aid the loss in rattle, kr. is iirealeutable. General Braiwaitis:o. it or gated, to riirered Gen,wal (Iva rr. as Co iiiii mu OM East ladies, avid Sir G. l'aKtuar p sis..n;iose,l 41 OM 141 eadr.l sin:era-or Sir G../iiicKwurta, the the ‘Vei.t The ()wart , Beni rurlur• an lEd ii i surgli regi unfits o; Muli , ia, are co trait to E gland. to mitere the s.m. nuoilier of ✓egioirais, Dow to this in silty. A large *tulle, which. oil opening Lord Cot. LI NGWOOD'S body, wai fuuud ILI the hi-older, supposed to I ave ueeas uised h • d,atil. Au officer belonging to tLe Dadahvt fngate, at des that while that vowel was lyi•pg off St. Dw wiago, in inOn, a •haik. 16 bet in leught. was caught with a hook Hod Iwn• ; which, on being hoisted on hoard, was fouml to contain in it. a calf that bald been thrown ()set board a tar hours before. •fh.re other sharks, of equal site, were cub sequeally caught : in the last ui which was foand Cott hiring young ones, a twkey. and a haw turtle, two feet sic to •nea in length. visa on.t forte cute broad ; which, iruroedrately alter i:a rile-me. SWAM iiiH)Ut :1 inn of water. apparently not is the least minted my its confinement. Dr. V•Les TI N hots in* nendorita ten trimphiet, male a politic upt,eal' tw t I tude of the French (nitwit, to reanine or* 11 .1 tot ts an, for Itisimpor . ..nataitaltets tisantascoindor . of the Vaccine Inoculation. Dr also pup tliat a statue shall he erected in hooour of the Doynur, and a deputation apponitt,l .o wait on him su Elg loud. wheu ctn.:mutton, es ah ill permit, to wieder him the homage and gratitude of the Freuck nation. Both threats and monne*trances have been no. c 1 with the Spani,le prianni ro of war, to nobler tii.4ll to cuter into the French service. Those who emit, are dr. 'bed into rritiinents stationed in Germany ; the refractory are c ~,,, tenoned to Is'steer nn the pun. lie buildings, rood., Scc. Al.out 4000 are to be placed the d0i 1 i0...1 of the firineib and cult:veto:li dirnaglinut France. . . . F. , cri.mt of a letter, dated Rio Jam iro, tith Feb. Inio:— Soler mine of yesterday another 'nivel has takes. risme f r om poem's Ayres, by which I have received the follow-Sig , iulelhreuer —` Severe isieaveref IsalVe beer adepleil iapaniot the English, et Buenos Ape*, who introdnee 14...111,v/idioms pa.sing tis,rogli the customhouse. Although out detect, it AA liar act, Mr. 111---a, partner of Mr C—ban, ha. Ins o übligi I to take r. 1•40 ant hoard an English ship of war, in convespieocre of the Viceroy threatrumg him with 'supra/me mend It is reported, that Mr. K C. has beets put Soto prison for r. Mauler o ff ence, but has store been liberated. 1.1 rd Ameneaus, and timusaais, have beam sat to Europe to the Spanish nun of w. r, as priomere, for trans gressions of the same natme, to be dealt with accvidang to the j!leasare of the Regency.' Th. following article, respecting KOTZEOUP'S Jouriirl, lately suppressed, is extracted from The Petenbargli Casette:— " It has been stated Ir some foreign papers, that the Joanna of M. Kotzebue, entitled " The B. v." aas pill, i••:‘, mouthiy is Russia. It is .6 p.i.ine how they .o:.1 li.,e fallen into such all err,.r. Tide lt.w, in feet, thou g h y 1/(1.41111n, tluttess about 111 the lv of Der f Olitliffil hill '• Slgilant censorship established Si, Gisre, unto , tab'.. lir clip its wine.; never permittiog inc Cirtulainin of 11..II•sr skocription•nt what passes in fall ..101 cuuut, it., our • ...I • now euilievillg a double meaning, more rape, ill• they may apply to soy power. Though but a .v..e fee biers hare (mad their sly into tbe intr. lor of the , op. , the Censorship has smashed to M. KOTZI•v that it , not permit the oitroduction of a work which appears w ithout the Maine of the place where it is priuted." • The last itt•CJllll' a (ruin the Supercargoes at Can ton state, that r Change has taken place among ir,e Ni•iishrins who conducted the intercouise h e t tw,ers them and the interior, in consequence of which - hsitai , iiiy has been regoie I. The pirates up tho-e eras Ist, i) made a descent on the coast, to theessra ward of Nlaeno, andl plundered the village putting 3,001) of the inhabitants to the -ssuitts rhe Chunese (;nvernivient hove, in eons"rii nee, applied to the British fur the luau of some arused vessel., tan of which have been granted ; were, At the ante or the last sitiVleval, littiug out OS • Prince of A Court -Nlarttal teak place et Pymoath, nn t he 17th lu.t. enLsrutridatit U•NIEL }1.116411....1 . i'h urm a x fri,pote, at hits uVell It.I4IIPCI, in C0115.64 , 1r" ' C of 1..1114.110.1011• of the Nlarme (Itfficer. CL., of exert o it the caviar, of a Ftench prt%ateer.—.... L.nor'a:,t K. .111 S til•Mt 1111 d honoutdbly tee /mm.4 w i 4 rhr trl riwe I)t%e• r'% conduct *tacitly crewred s a. suittersore of tn. theetpbue tof the NP Michael Joiner. the avurg. r, thwpl with Anus( maliciously let IV'. to I taslltlitilla • am! other basher trate, iselo uv u. tt t o Srosaisa. Sp. ipso tier otsght eft last. sr matte in tfai parish of t; not ' • ‘.. 4 •to the costly of Dusche 7CLr.• • • •