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_ LONDON, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1818. SF.V.iN-PENcE. 711E4 TRE.RO TA nituftr.LANß. HIS EVENING, MVPURDAY. Dec. 46, his Majesty's /invests will perform the Tragedy n( C,F.ORGF. BARNWELL. Thorourhoond, Mr. Powell ; Birawell, Mr. R. Phillip ; Gout , Barnwell (find time), Mr. H. Kentble; Treeman, Mr. Hamblin (his first appearance at this Theatre). Mill wood (first time, Mrs. W. West; Maria, Mrs. Knight; Ime7, Mrs Sparks. •fler which will be produced (for the first time), s new Cumie Pantomime, gotten up tinder the immediate dime. lion and imperissmuJence of Mr. Bradhory, called HARLEQUIN AND THE DANDY CLUB; OR, ISIS. With new Musk., Machinery, Dresses, end Enthellisbutents. l be Overture mid :Movie 0011111011,4 by Mr T. Cooke. The Slsrliinery and Traustorenations by Mr Lgthbridge. Gentleman of the Old School (afterwards Marlognia). Mr. Simpson; First Deady (afterwards Lover), Mr. Ebsworth; Second Dandy (afterwards Pantaloon). Mr. Hartland; Prem.' (afterwards Dandy Clown), Mr. Bradbury. his first appearance at this Theatre; bawdy Music Master (with a Sone). Mr. Yarnold ; Balloon, Mr. Motor.. Csobsoblos (with a Solo on the Flageolet), Miss Tree; Cosies of Pan. tomime. Miss Raiford. The Pantomime to easels& with a Graad Proemial. at different N3lloslll to she Temple of Peace. Boxes and Places to be takes of Mr. Kidwell. at the Ito., boida of tilt Theatre. from Tea till Four; where may be bed a Private Ilos nightly. _ . _ ON Monday, the Tragedy of Isabella; or, The Fatal : Birim, Mr. H. Keirible; Yillerny. Mr. D. Fisher; C.arlus. Mr. Hamblin; Sampson, Mr. Osberry; Isabella, Mrs. W. West. On Teiesdav, the Tragedy of Douglas : Young Norval, Dlr. H. Kemble; Glenalvon, Mr. H. Johnston; Lady Rau. (Mph (first time), Mrs. Glover. On Wednesday ' Rarmecide ; or, The Fatal Offspring. With (never acted at this Theatre) The Prisoner at Large : Old Doodle, Mr. %laden. _ . _ On Tiniestlay will be produced, • New Dramatic Res. mace, in three acts, interspersed wish Music (founded o• Walser Srotl, Esq.'s celebrated Poem of Mamie's), to b• titled Flodden Field. Principal Characters by Mr. H. liveable, Mr. D. Fisher, Mr. Holland, Mr. Fraley, Mr. Powell, Mr. Rengough, Mr. H. Johnston, Mrs. W. West, Mrs. Orgev, Mrs. Robinson, ilte. &c. THEATRE-ROYAL, COS' ENT-GARDEN. T HIS EVENING. SATURDAY, Dec. 26, will be stied the Tragedy of GEORGE BARNWELL. Tluirenghguod, Mr. Egerton ; Uncle, Mr. Chapman ; George Barnwell, Mr. C. Kimble; Trueman, Mr. Cunuor; Blunt, Mr. Atkins; Jailer, Mr. Loris; Robert, Mr. Heath. Maria, Miss Foote; Millwood, Mrs. Emelt; Lucy, Mn. Gibbs. Tu which will be added (fur the flrsttime), $ New Grand - - Paatroatirne. called - HARLEQUIN MUNCHAUSEN; OIL THE FOUNTAIN OF LOVE. Illustrating 'doge real facts recorded by that celebrated traveller Baron Mnnebausen. With entirely aew Scenery, ►lacbiaery, Dreesev, ase• The Overture and Mn.r compered and selected by Mr. Ware The whole arranged and produced node, t►e direction of Mr. Farley. B301)11 NI iincliausen, Mr. SiFaSSOUS Harleqtsin, Mr. Filar . Sir Hilaro Prostorno (arterwavda Potataingm), Mr. Nonni's§ M y Lurd Humpy-Dandy (afterwards Closets), Mr. Cs:Oneida ; Vulcan. Mr. Comer. Lady Fragrantia (afterwards Colum bia?), Miss F. Delimit. I:, the t•uane of the Pastosioas, a Pas tie Trois, by the hiss Deneetta. Flares fur the Boxer to be lakes of Mr. Brandon, at the Hart-street, frum Tea till Four. A Private Bits may be had fur the Seuuo, or nightly, of Sir. Boa .due, at the lint.uffice. On Mnisday, the Temerity of Jane Shore : Jane Shore, Miss O'Neill ; Alicia, Muss Somerville. On Toesdny, first time this season, the Comedy of She idoops to Conquer: Young Marlow, Mr. C. Heinble; Hard. ealtilr, Mr. Fawcett • Tony Liineptin, Mr. LiSlO.l. Mrs. Illardeasile, Mrs. Di:weapon ; Miss Needle, Miss Foote; Miss Fla rilcastle, Miss Brunton. On Wednesday, The Clandestine Marriage: Lord Ogleby, Mr. W. hirrin. Ou Thursday, the Comedy of The School for Scandal: Si, Prier Teaak , Mr. VV. ram's. On noddy, the Play of 11w Stranger. 0,, Ssiorday, the Nlay of The Castle Spectre. Iliss Somerville will Antily appear, for Me Ant time, in Ilerminoe, to Shaltsprare's Play of Tke Winter's Tale. FOR THE HOLIDAYS! STRAND THEATRE, THE SANS PAREIL rpyl, PIIESENT SATURDAY. Dry. 26, will hr presented, a new and Splendid ansmaalie Melo- Diamatie Butkus, with Soap, Chorasses, loadtruis i kc. FAIRY LEGENDS! OR, THE MOON-LIGHT NIGHT. Earir, Mr.Gminersal; Flarimmod, Mr. Campbell. Mabel, Nibs Garcia ; F:glanliue, Mrs. Itemeizriedrr. - - - After whith, the New Borten% entitled, THE TWO SPANISH VALETS; OR, LIE UPON LIE! The whule to conclude with (first time) an entire New Mein -dramatic Coolie Pantomime, with New Music, Scenery, Machiuery, Dresses, Properties, aud Decoratiuus, cal led, VIE FIRE GOBLIN. AND THE THREE CHARCOAL BURNERS! Written from that distinguished and highly interesting 110111101 rr, " Th. Antiquary,* by Waller Scull. Maximising %% .Meek (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Daly; Marlin Waldeck I .froisarils Harlequin), Mr. Kirby; George Waldeck (sfieewiti its ('lan), Mr. James Julies. Columbine Huntress, Alias Wantin In Scene the eth—A Hooting Patient sad Rural Fete— To eunetnde with the Triumph of filendusrer o ver the Fire Goblin, celebrated in the Starry Palace of the Quietus of the Air. Doors open at Holf.pao rive, and be tin at Hattpast Rows, 4e.—Prt, Ils.—Srcuoil Price At Ilalf past Eight. Places to be taken of Mr. Slut*, at the flos•Office of the Theatre, from Ten till Four. ALL MUST RE l/RAKTI T9 l r. Nrxr DAY. TWO PKIIES of L'io,uno ! &init.% Milli ether Capital. of OA°, £l,OOO, /MO, We. In Comets and Monty. The following in the crawl Se.ife of Gain (.r THE LAST DAY. 2 Ticket. most gam VO,llOtl 2 Halves 2 Quarters Eighths ..• • sow gas.' 1:7,51.0 12 "ti terniiss ene4t Koos AGA ore Ticket •••• One Slurr mast eats 111 Proportion, AI.L IN A FEW HOURS, UENII.4 )', 12/4 Januar& 'Aiwa Tilt . LOTTF,KY VagraoleA TAM , ' awl Slier.. (phi!. b. Wadi way he slanted at ilse Lott , ry Ofwees 1,. 1 40. GVII ROYAL CIRCUS AND SURREY THEATRE, With the additional Winter Accommodatioas of igisod Fires, warm Draperies, and Eociasares, - VVILI. RE-OPEN TUN EVENING, SA• TURDAY, December t 6, ISIS; with as eutirely new Barletta Spectacle, taken from a most intereatiug Easteru Tate, called AZIM: OR. WANTS AND SUPERFLUITIES. With a Greed Overtire, by Winter. Hanna Alrasebid (Caliph of Bagdat), Mr. Goniery, from the Theatre-Royal, Bath (his first appearance here these two rain); Meaner (Chief MiMster), Mr. Ridgway; Zeds. (an Emir of the Court), Mr. Fawcett; Azint ' Mr. Wattles • Osten (a Markel Carrier), Mr. T. P. Cooke ' from the nett ' . lre-Reyal, Drery.lase; Resta. (a Slave Merchant), Mr. Frith, from the Theatre-Royal, Brighton (his first appear. acre on this Stage); Usbeck (with • sew Sorg. composed by himself, Mr. Leeward ; Officer of Spabis, Mr. Wyatt. Zaide (a Georgia. Captive), Mrs. Horn, from the Theatre. Royal, Drury-lase (her first appearance on this Stage); Ca.. dige (her Confides.), Miss Beres; Wise (with • Soso), Mrs. Smith; Fatima. Mrs. Bertlett ; Zebus% Mrs. Bryan; Rosana, Miss Simples; Atalide, Miss Adcock; Galliaa, Miss Pitt; Beda, Mrs. Meyer; Selig's, Mrs. Gooier's.; Zobeide, Miss L Pitt; lemma, Miss E. Pitt; Zan, Miss Frisbee; Darius, Miss Taylor; Odali, Mies Bologna. In Act 111 . a TURKISH BALLE T, composed by Mr. Giroux—by Mr. Giroux, Mrs. Bryan, sad Miss Simpson. awbicAfter (parse acted) an entirely new Comic Barletta, eslkd SCRAPS; OR, THE VILLAGE THEATRE. George Vivid, Mr. Gibbon (of the Theatre-Royal. Drury. lane. nod the Aquatic Theatre); Charles Freelove, Mr. Fits. William; Run. Mr. Fawcett ; Tramp, Mr. Wyatt; Fidget, Mr. Adcock; Farmer, Mr. Jonas; Frank, Mr. Frith. Mrs. Tramp, Mrs. Brookes; natty Frankly, Mrs. Bryan; lease! Rosy, Mrs. Horn. Is Act I. A Village Fair, introductive of the late Mr. Dilnlin's Song of " The Fair," by Mr. Fitswilliem ; a Rustic Ballet, composed by Mr. Ridgway, with a Hornpipe by Mr. Ridgway, sad Comic Mewing by Mr. Bartlett and Master Dore. _ _____ In Act 11. A Shower of Fire, with • Dry Hail Storm ; a Fresh Hasid (hastily blown together fur the °cession); and new.inveuted Thmodeilsolt. To which which will be gilded (for the first time), a new Serio-Comic MelosDrune, wader the title of THE REPROBATE. The Commander Alfieri (a rich old Neapolitan Officer), Mr. Fawcett ; Leon, Count Viacentiui (his Sou), Mr. Dowry; eAroa IFElviai (wider the mime of the Padesta Alberti), Mr. Clifford; Justiaio (bin Soo), Mr. Watkins ; Beeedick, Mr. ; Prate%) (a predatory Adventurer and Cap tain of Banditti), aseaasiag the characters of Roselli (a Florentine Count), Doaderdroackea (a German Attendant ou Count Leon), Tout-au-Fait (Valet to the C.ommander), and Naptliali (a Jew Pedlar), Mr. T. P. Cooke ; Ribaldi (his Accomplice), Mr. Wyatt; Captain of the /Sheri, Mr. Bart lett. Celesta (Niece of the Baron D'Elvini), Miss Taylor ; Mariana (the Baron's Housekeeper), Mrs. Brookes; Zatietta (her Daughter), Mims Jonas. New Scenery—ls Act I. A Pietoreeque View of a Nea. politan Cottage ifassioo erected amid a romantic amens. ',laver Classic Italian Weiss. In Aet 11. A Rustic Lodge. and distant View of Coast, Leon's Castle—loterior of a NeapoWait Palace--Gardeua Vioeintins, Ace. be. Sous, 4L—Pit, U.—Gallery. I...—Haelprite at Half-put Eiglo. Doors to be opened at Half.past Five.—To begin at Half past gix,--Tbe Performances to coselede before Eleven. Places for the Boxes to be taken at the Tbeat►e, of Mr. Rammer (of whom Free Admissions may be purchased, and a Private Box engaged Nitistly); and for t►e accommodation of fatuities at that end of the town, at the Bureau de Spectacle, Weatern-Exchange, Boad-atreet. a e • An entirely new interesting Ilelo.Drame is i■ preps. retina, called The Hermit of Mount Pansillipo ; in which, a young Grisliest'sa will make his brit appearance. A new Comic Ballet eomposeil by Mr. Giroux, called Meads and Blockheads; also a Grand Caledonia% Romance ; a Tragic Borletta ; and a Berio-Comic Piece, from a well kneels Classical Novel, will shortly be produced. DECEMBER it ISIS. A T a numerous and hiehltr rieweosible MEET ING of PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK, held this day at the City of London Tavern Sir THOMAS RARING, Rant. M.P. ist the %air, dm followieg Resole. lions were passed esanimously Proposed by Sir Robert Wipam, Bart. and seconded by Charles Fortin. EP. M.P. 1. That in the opinion of this Meeting, WM. TAYLOR MONEY, Esq. M.P. is eminently qualdled to supply the Vacancy in the Court of Directors eumied by the lamented death of that able sod distiugoisiod Limber of ii, Mr. Lunotikn. Proposed by James Alexander, Esq. M.P. and seconded by Benjamin Shaw, Esq. I. That this opinion is founded on Mr. Illogres general knowledge of the iuleresis of the Company--his indefatigable application to public business—his acknowledged talents-- and on the high integrity of his character. Proposed by John Forbes, Esq. and seconded by Abel Chapman, Esq. 3. That, impressed with a strong conviction of the hese fits which the Company cannot fail to derive from the ser vices of an individual au justly entitled to esteem anal con fidence, the Proprietors who are now present earnestly re coMmend Mr. Malley's claims to the patronage and sup port of the whole Constituent Body, and they secordiugly pledge themselves to make the most strenuous and uurr. minute (actinism to insure his success at the eutuiut Election. Rmilwed—That the shove Resoltitions be inserted in the public PApers. THOMAS BARING, Chairman. Proposed by Joseph Horne, Esq. M P. and aecundcd by Gn;ral Gshiriel Do;veion, M P. that the Thanks of thiq Meriisg be gives to 84 Thoisiaii Haring, Bait. fist his able conduit iu Ike Chair. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE. Under the Patronage nt his Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg. THIS EVENING. SITURDAY, Dec. 26, at Halt past Sit o'Cluek precisely, the new Graud !Vets-Drama, written by !lir. W. liarrsiviore, eutitkd EL HYDER! THE CHIEF OF THE GAUT MOUNTAINS. With all a...splendid Scenery and superb Dresses. To conclude (Gni lime) • splendid Christmas Pingo mum, the °pelting of which war performed some seven pears back, upwards of GO attecealiva sights, at t►e Bowery Theatre, under the title of PUNCH'S FESTIVAL; OR, HARLEQUIN'S CHRISTMAS BOX. ____------ - The Pantinstime arranged by Mr. W. Barrymoro. Principal Characters—Winter, Mr. Carilich ; Hull, Mr. Bryant; Frost, Mr. Nelson Rain, Mr. Reeves; Snow, Mr. Gale. Autumn, Mrs. Dav ie; Illylphia, Miss Rountree. Pantomimic.' Character—Sir John Portly (afterwards Paataloon), Mr. Hill; Apollo Portly (Lover), Mr. Gay; Luba* (afterwards Harlequin), Mr. Howell, jun.; Punch (afterwards Clown), Mr. floolliby, formerly Clow• at Astley's Amphitheatre, and late from Spain; Sir Robert Limelight (oar of the Dandy tribe), Mr. Stanley. Autrelte (afterwards Columbine), Mrs. W. Barrymore. Boxes 4s. sad U.... Pit 2s.—Gallery Is. Places to be takes of Mr. Grubb, at the Box-office of the Theatre, fro. Ten till Pour. This day is pablished, a New Edition, being the Third, corrected sod coosidesably enlarged, in 4 vela. 4vo. price If. les. boards, of THE HISTORY of SCOTLAND, from the Union of the Crowns, ori the Accession of James VI. to the Throne of England, to the Union of the Kiagdums in the reign of Qseen Arm. With a Preliminary Dissertatios on the Participation of Mary Queen of /cots in the Murder of Darnley. By MALCOLM LAING, EN. Printed for .1. Illaweeme ; Longman, hint, Rea, Orme, and Brown, London; aid A. Constable and Co. Edinburgh. ••• This Third Edition has received the Author's last Gierection. Additions, and Improvements: these are so numerous, as to amount to Mlle less than a recompositiou of the Work. ASTRONOMY FOR SCHOOLS, BY JOSEPH GUY. 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General Bolivar has depsgital kite Supreme Clap Admiuntratiun in General Untlaneta, the Intendant Pettalyer, and the Director °cetera' Rowno, LL.D. A Cainorces of ill the Province. is Ltd for the lit January, 1519; awl General Bolivar baa declared that he will 1404 accept in future of any civil Power, and that be will lay dawn his military command thq slay q peace to Picard. This is ell contained in a paper of the 24th ultimo, wherrita he gives an account of bit. Atlotini. strafing Aborigine. thaws not heel+ able to gel it fur you to go by this opportunity. General Bolivar set not on the 2+lh ult. to join 4cnerel Merino's rlirrialuss, and dive wivity to the attack ..f the ca. ?hal of Caimans. General Antione2ut uteterviird at the same Ilene laid. a regiment of a thuumatict Indians, planed, commandril awl "alected entirely by ontTrc preprint(' to be a eery tine corps. Thu , the ettforinsate Aborigines, restored to ri t ual rights lip the dercendanta of their cusqueron. jiow 46..4 Countrymen, and commanded by the early nmertatto of their as frrenuin: marcb wills via cri ty to combat for their littuf.ttors and thernavivea. .hit a glorione example in the ti.,uth Anter.can Patriots, ibn. to amalgamate in political rights with that Injured yroOle! There is something in Manna je‘ties whirls our must approve: it is equally fvll by the savage and the gaze! The British careful *Akers are .ape la have erected great improvements ID Genel•al Paues con.. ,d Mt. tlescription, Trod to s•k re with greet pleasnre moles- that etiterprisitur, in defatigable. leader. 'Elie I.laorros, as well !to Imiians, are 'vet y porlsat to them, slid ! at.. rouvinced the bitter they ire known the more they will be valued. The In ..rssessints in favour of the Brit , sh his burn banded 1:11./I ft father In coo' ever since the lime of the Mien!. Company in Cantina. ;Ilse Italic.. foend those hereto, v'ry I.beral i , - useful fientls, sad were very sorry Its he deprived of them, cinch would trot have been the case had the Govertunent beau then iu their own Mends. • Vont slime', wovastovit 11. The campaign C a: the Main !jag probably comment- •rt ere thil by the attack of the capitol of en mans. by the divisi•ks uf Geu. Malmo. General Bolivar left 411Z03itirit oil the 271 k ult. to di. eel the operations its that quart , r. A thousand of the Indian Aborigines, disciplined in . the highest style. mid commanded affugerher by British °ricers, frar the Odom, to tile Ensign, embarked at the same time fur Neu Fernando to joist General Pares many, 4,0110 Rif OPE 3111.14 Owl. The Independents take the Ileld with 9.100 men, well armed and equipped, and with plenty of ammtmition. Geo. Bolivar has oleis.ostled the Civil cove..., in the hands of • GeneralUtdaneta, the Intendant Peitalyer, ned the Director. General Dolt nostio. .4 General Congress is couvened It* meet the Ist of January. Nu mediation but is. the basil of independence will be listened to. The lose r s of liberty aml the friends of eutninerce, in short, every staunch Etl2llllh man will be glad fu kuuw this. • We get plead!, amities amt iall!e from Guayana and Mfr. turn', since Guiria was labels, and our not ic.ition it the Gulf secured against the piracies of the Si..ot..h gun-boats. These are essential to the feeding 4 the inhabitants and get tomtit our crop, which promises to be very bur next yeor. Estates have, risen latterly taluch in entity; our not ttttt erre is rather mending; oar public improvements are developing daily, as they approach a eottelusion ; and every man keeps a warm houoe, whete the thermometer rues daily to 112 de grees. The wet season has been iidittitely mute healthy this than the last season. Too would Isc astoutshed to see the number of fine houses built within these 'love years. nod now building; this will Le the haudsomest town in all nu. 1511/11.111—." it mighty work and nut without a plan," as must of our West laths towtistiave been built. - AMERICA. EW YORK PAPERS. ON SOUTH AMERICAN AFFAIRS. DOCU Al EN TS REFERRED TO IN THE PRESIDENT'S bIESSACE,. AT THE COMMENCEMENT or TNEEcONI) SEs.ION OF THE FIFTEENTH COMMIE:6S. MR. RODMF.Y'S REPORT TO THE SECRETAMY OF IMAM ( Concluded front our Poyer If yesterday.) The revenue of the State may be estinintell el about three millions of dollars annually ; but theiv system of cumin-e i• ies imperfect, and, although their debt is smith, their cresitt Is low. They have hithertterivoitted the issuing of piper - hey, and they Imre established no haul:; but they have sometimes anticipated their revenue by giving due bills re ceivable in payment for duties or goods imported, or arti elei exported: the impost furnishes the principal part of the revenue. A copy of their tariff; as at first established. was sometime suite transmitter!, 1 believe, to the Depart sent of State : in this the ditties were generally specific and high. 1 understand they have been lately reduced, as their exurbitancy bad occasioned much snaugglitsz. Voluntary contribetions from those friendly to the Rico. tuition, and forced Mans from the old Spaniard., have coiniti toted another portion of their fagts. To strew the public capital adequate to all exigences, their different civil, mili tary, and uaval establishments have been taken into blew, and are comprised in the eatisnate furnish..l, a thing un usisel with us; but they barns emitted their Fluidic lands, which if a prudent use be made of them, artist, at no dist ant duty, become a very productive source of reteeue to the St:•te, 'Elie mines of Potosi, which, in all probability, will m I y soon fall into their hands again, may furnish them with it eousiderable supply of the precious militia. It is stattil, iisa respectable authortty, that so late as the )ear 17 , .0, the amouat of gold and silver coined at, Potosi .41 that yea., was calculated to have bete 290,648 dollars in gold, and 2,933,176 dollars in silver. The state of their amine, and the condition of their navy, will. be sees. bye reference to the original return presented —!Appendix F.') Their army is composed of regular troopa, Cioreus, and militia. In one or other of these claques, they are educated to the military art—and, as fir as I had an opportunity, and was capable of judging,they appear to be well acquainted with the elemeuis of their profession. Their foists, accord iug to the paper furnished, are estimated at nearly thirty thousand mein. They are composed of 1,296 artillery, 13,693 infantry, sod 14,718 cavalry; of which 12,143 are troops of the Hue, 7,041 are Clurcos, and 10.593 militia.— These form the different armies of the centre of Peru, of the Asides, of Cordova, sod the auxiliary forces in the Entre Rios. This statement, however, only iitcludes the militia of the province of Beene* Ayres itself. Their supply of arms and munitious of war is ample, as will be seen by the state ment ed, ou that subject. Their navy is small, and some of their ls are laid up in ordinary. A list of them, as well as of their privateers, will Ire found in Appendix F. Their private armed vermeils are subjected to very strict regulacioue, agreeably to their prise code, which is among the original papers parented and herewith delivered. It may lie proper, in this place, to introdece the subject of the irregular conduct of the prira. teen under the Patriot flag. against which the CUIIIIIII6-• stoners *ere directed to remonstrate. Having *lmo nil tip. portusity dt' explainime to Mr. Taelei the Secretary sit >bite, the proceedings of our Government relative to Amelia Island and Galtestou, agreeably to their iastructions, the l'orn suitutottera embraced a suitable occasion to urge the ju-t cause of complaint, which the muslprectites cf pr vats armed vessels, wearing slue Patriot colunns, had famish...l our Gueerinnent ; on both lupics they had loan and lute conning convetsations. With the conduct oaf the fewer*. meet respecting Amelia 'shed ana Galeetton, gr. Tagle expensed hoe perfectly satisfied, and he disclaimed foe hip Government any privity or participation In die ludgineeht wade wi those places, by IbtfilOill acting id the Dame of tie Petriola of South America. . in ref/reuse; to the acts of cruisers under the Patriot flags, he said he was sensible that great irregeliriiies had occurred, though his Government had dope every thiee tU their power to prevett them, and were wi Ding, if any i sedan.* of aggreasitois were pointed opt, to direct fto ingnity into Ilia sage, tied, if the facts were established, to peeish termed, and redress the injured individuals. lie profre.e.l Lis readiuesa so adopt any measures that woold more etTrr. featly prevent a recurrence of such Rea, in whit,, bn t's• pressed his brlia !hat the privateees et Serena Ayres leid rarely pneurapated, though the charsietee of 1111.GdIferikatt•iit had sitit-red GUM Ihe conduN of others. tie atatrd tiee they had, out in.e uceation, sent out some ofelwir public reverts id C114111.0/e all cruisers westing, dr Plitenos Ayreiku dtg, to ‘• that they nut lawfsslly commialtioned, slid to reel aua whether they bad violated their intersections. Amongst the enusei of dissatisfaction, In which 1 hove al. 1114 rl, the preponderance of the capital has been oui.tte•..ii-t). Its great .wtogltt in the scale of mammal affairs IP Ili • Tbs document rcfetted to is uot scist. I i ~. tI