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Y .. (.0 4. er a..." • 411:,. • ~..:. 0 , LONDON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER. 6, 1819. NUMBER 5225. U - . MR. WEST'S EXHIBITION. i Star I eeeee Materbester. Alterwry., Memo. Willie, Clarke, TR EA TRE.ROY Al. covrvra.4 R DEN. 19111 HE GREAT PICTURE„ DEATH ON C.-min, and Wedeln% Wsenined-en"el. 11/eOlllOOllOll-steede TM Public are must respectfully iufornard, that dating tbe ! THE PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST. London; and Mr. R. H. Willson Mar/chaster. EF rect., the Decorations of the Theatre leave been erely SI PETER'S FIRST SERMON PAUL anil BARN MIAS Adam Rodgkiumn,ol" Heath C.:barmier, Lamiester, cotton re eggirellitlie.l, Mid 11,111 a ment material impeovensent 1 natuafactarer, to aurreadee, September 30, October 1. and i IG, at two, at the Swan Inn, Balton. Annuals, Mr. Meal t! here elf, eard in the Prostenium, which, on orrasorimonere 1 iving the GENTII.F.S. the' BRAZEN SERPENT, the i CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, with other I'IC. &weenie, Gay liana, London; and Mews. Boardiaaa sod of Spectacle, rot be reliant to nearly doable its f b.ichi ; the offal a which will be „haulm in a Derr I TURES and SKETCHES, are now Exhibiting uoiter the 1 immediate Patronage of bill Royal Highness the PRINCE Merry, Bull". The Ekleir2,abetoth Menden, of Bolton.le-Msora, lartanser, cabinet. ..1141Pne scene in tie Play of this Evening, and likewise in one BEGOT, at No. 125; Paß.Mall, near Caritou.Home' ma in the Enteraminsent. niter, September 30, October I, and 16, nor* puns THEATRE will he v., 0p.,%1L7 En this every illy from Ten till Fite. By Order, CHARLES SMART. Secretary. at four, .al the Ship lon, Bolton.le.Mtiors. Atiorneys, Siv I MONDAY, !I-Member 6, when will be per. Messrs. %Indic, Perkins, mill Frampton, Gray'a-lon, Lou. • ti. 1111. presets k ' ' • flowed Shakspeart's Tragedy, of THEATRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, dun ; and Mr. T.Jardine, Bultoa.le•Moura. • , MACBETH. • STRA7C D. Maxwell Trokes. IA? or Liverpool. merchant, to screen- TShe Overture Dail Symphonies between the Acts by Mr" 11 Ar E. SRS. JOHN It EEV E• 'turf C. O'C AL. der, October 5,0, and 16, Si owe, at the George bin. Liver. Were. The Vocal Moan by Maltheo Luck. • CALA HAN heir leave to annonnee that their BE- I iVI , and Mews. Taylor and Roscoe, lases Bach-wall, Ter Duncan, King of Scotland, Mr. Chapman t .Ma.l.ralm,,. , i0•...1.1.1.6 fk,,t e,,,. FRIDAY, September 21, who will be and Mews. Mel" 1.3"1 Mini." Lae.' LimPuul; Sir. Connor; Dimalbsise, Mr. Menage; MaCIWI^• .'''. I performed, a fainntrite Gera. linieutions by "Me Julio ' William Lemm, a clithpro, IA .ter, offinn maim Kruible; Ilactliiff, Mr. Years (his lint appearance iii that I Reeve; with a variety of Entertainments. serer, In surrender, September 27, 28, and October ) r'paractee ; Dams°, Mr. Egerton. 101), 31"1".111/ Mr.. Tickets to be had of Mr. John *von. IS, Sonthamplon• 10n,.. the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorneye„Mr. Mal Bunn (late 311" B."neeedk, her font appeaarutim.ii:eacathiits: e.11.6,-. I street, Covina:garden ; Mr. C O'CAlinthaii, 19, G•rraed. Middle Temple, Lamdms; and Mr. Hamer, Ildialter ~nano); Gentlewoman, Mrs. Connor; d al e• street, Soho; sod of Mr. Sleveneres, at the pax OSee- of ....... .yom.s, wows, of noliiiii.ie.moms, lannior, 'castor. I the Theatre, wllooolllllera fur the Ilintlerrany be taken. to mareender, September 13, October I, and 16, After which, the Dramatic Romance of • • . BLUE. BEA li 13 ; NEW SOUTH WALES. . ellihri:7egiS.wniansiastußid:Ghrieitt:gnile,rtsy7l-Bed::11.1:1"serrouown;A. London; s. OR, TEM ALE CURIOSITY. This day is pohlialuil, in one Vol. SVO. price 12s. bear,d,::, Abiimeliire, 51,.. p4„1,,,,,; liwahtni, Me-Simmons; Se- i 4 ST AI'ISI'I C A L. 1-11 IS Et/MCA 1.. buPildartrri,tiko HeMPirleaoltiddi:r,oSef Sim.;e6mthbenrilalilh: tiltruir fun, Mr. Outlier' ; Shackh le, Mr. J. lises.vll; Hassan. Mr. I. A poLITIC.III. DESCRIPTION of the COLONY of Irene, Mrs. C. Enable i 1 NEW soPTH WA I.F.S, and its dependent St.tilemento Im ieelep, at ...... Menne.. Fatima, Ilen 3lntiliewei -, te Idhall, Landon Atwater Bella, Mrs I.l.tois. t V.lll Dienten's Land; aids a reticular Enumeration of the soil Y Ir. ciray.e.inn, Ironton. Not an order can be admitted. 1 Advantage% which these Colonies offer fur Emigration, and Andrew Read, of Lower G . r-s? 0, ,ure opened its Six o' Clock, and the Plat began at Sea r "t• l their suronity in many respects over those • posit-484W by Middlesex, vim,. rem „elt. to stirrer note. 2. ; SVCOIIII Prior 3. MI —PA 3/1- 61: Sec '''' I the United States of America. rend October 16, at eleven, at Gni' Price-N.—Lower Gallery 2..; Second Peace Is.—U pine Gal. By WC. WENTYVORTH, Esq. 1 Hey, Mr. W. Orb-bar, Polleantreel levy Is ; Second Price lid. A Native of the Cutaway. Abraham Hart, of Little Al' Plaers'for the Rom. to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the London: Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave. Midell.mx. testry-agent, to wore Hoc-office, Hart.mtreet, Rom Teti till Four. A Private MA Rom May be had Cu. the Season, or nightly, of Msers-latie. Octither 111, at cheese, at G. 3lr. lune., Maimed street, C Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Ottce. ni"11.1,1 SA TV it' I.IIVN I G li l"S GAZ ETI E William Dixon of Collee' to surrender, September Ste Oa Wednesday, Slieridaii's Comedy of the School fur' Scandal. - -....'.- tel,„1: 01 inanti iihen legT7reyrr Olt Tkeiredey, the Opera of the Devil's Bridge. Wh • ---••-- ile/esti sophisber 4, 1819. A TH R A TR R ROYAL. FY in/ AOKR T. M IlaaaiLN coma. Ciller and Thompson, TH IS EV F•N 'NG- 11°N I) A 1.• 5"111 6' in Itii.e1s nit i"m"eisHispirio"ne"ihrliwtichP:llref Regentlilla besaith,tentsipimleianTit: ifeWitlliak: "r"twri:.9°f will be perfeneed, Sib time, a sew Comedy, is three aittl appoine Colonel Washisigton, in thejset:ire of hit Ma. at r'itenos.at"Oluneilir, acts, called ;nay the King of 11 traria, to Ire an II y Completion of Saviour's Chine PH3EONS AND CHOWS. the Most II able Military Order or she Bath; the inner The Principal Characters by Messrs. Listen, Imea. Tory, of Ibis I )Ific,rlvivinl by mistake freest omitted in the Gs- September 27 Pu••• 11. J. Rsimell, nets- id". enennede Mn- Davenport, mite of Situnky, the lists April last. rt the Po, Slims E. Blattchard,, and Meas. Gibbs. _-.61...—__ Oetoher 8 • The Prologeer to be spoken by Me. Terry. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Conner After which the bleats& of • eeptensh A *DAY AFTER THE WEDDING. Wiir.typee, September 3. 1819. eher ('okenel Firelowe. Me. Jones; Lord Riven, Mr. SWIM& 141 RrairaNit of Pawl, '''''' it—Cantata John George Green, Oct of Lady Elisabeth Frerloire, Mrs. Gleba. from half-nay of the 80th Foot, to be Captain of a Troop, 13 - Ti' coaclude with the Melodrama of vice Nallt.intel Eckersley, whir exchanges, receiving the Sr, • TFIE I'll A VELLERA i; EN 'GMT!). difference between a full pay Troop and a full-pay Cum- , Ray tad, Mr. fintigard; Theodore, Mr Russell; Robert, pasty—Commission dated Atigu.t 26, 1819. M.. Terry. A Mies Stott ;B. wrier, Mn. Deveopuet ; 15th Reeinient of Light Drag —Lieutenant EAwlinl Ilaignentie, Mrs Gibbs. Byam to le Captain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Has. , ‘,....1. ems, promoted-4.5.11 as above. Bums, ill.—Pit,—Pit,3c—First Gallery, !a.—Seconie a. 12th B,giment of Foot—Captain James Melee, from P 1... y. Is. • 23d Foot. to he Captain Of a Company, iiiee Engl. The Doors to be opened et Six o'Clock, and the Perform who exchange dated as above. set e to' begin at Bondi. • 11th ditto—initial., John M Maitland, from the S 'ro.morrow. Pigeon's sad Crows..-The Greer Mats--sad the lonian Wanda, to be Captain of a Camp, ri IX Lite Below Stairs. Temple, who ex,..hancea—thited as above. .---- rsEATRE-RoirAL, RPM LISA, OPERA-110(MR, of a C pain, by purchase, vice //inept, w' STRAND. .14...1 Angip,i 5, Intl). Tr"' 'lt FtsEN'lr MONDAY. Sept. 6. E...iz. Th.tin.ts Skinner to he Lientensat, by Will he performed, 13th lime, a sew Masted Drawly Gregors—dated Angust 6, 1819. tilled Freileriek Smolt, Grill. 10 be Eti.igii, I - THE BROWN MAN. Skinner—dated as shove. Cerulean. Mr. Dowton ; Pramual, Mr. Rowbuthaen ; 17th dillo—Eviltis Spencer Buarawen. 3.'00, Mr V:reorlt; Manfredi, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Mara. by psi chase, vier Anley, promote rifle, Mr. Harley. Clara, Min Carew ; Cecile, Slim Kelly. 11110. After which (with elteriation.), the Revolt, Tragic, Operatic 23'11.///...—Caretri Richard Ells' Si. oe a..4piain ur a ( ompaii), vie- Drama. in tern arts. called I'DE T AI LORS ; dated am alrove. litistenant Edmund Waller, fro Or, A TRAGEDY FOR WARM WEATHER. to he nisi Itentenant, vie Ft autism, Mi Hanky; A brstiamider, It r.. 1 Reeve; Bar. en . 'ogee, receiving the di IT s'..!,oneus, Mr. Pearmait ; Percy. Mr. %%Initiate). ; Bernardo, 25t hi .iiiio—E.olll, F.oinup 5.,, se, S Chatterley; Isametts, Mr. Lancaster. Dorothea, 211 (Lim 1111 l BAtielitin, ICts Kelly; Tittilisola. Miss 1. Stereos**. Het be it, who . mina 1 o which will be added, the Grand Serious Ballet called a. above • ( A PTA I N COOK. ' 31.1 ditto—Major is, 1 Europeans—Captain Cook, Mr. T I'. Cooke; hie Linde. eif the 9511. Fllll. 'ii.t, Sir. A 11011 V! ; Lieutenant of Marines, Mr Hart; Tolialt, who cx I..rstssain, Mk Wilkinson. as,I shove Natives of the Islawd of Owhyliee--Teremohno, Mr. 42il emi—F.l.9i lislicr; Se-nuogoter, Mr. Gouriet.—Eniai (Sari lime), Ma nit nt, II he I. Steve-moo; Jeistaaras.i.gre.sale, Miss Love. Cliiiira—.' In Am 11. the admired Trio, •• Citing Chit Qoaw." 81,1 ditto— the 9.111. Trs-morrner, l'he Blind Beiy—Ose, Two, Three, l'onr, chant. 1.. •e, by Advintisevarat--ond Belles without Belau ~ 21 I'.a' ROYAL COBURG TH EAT!: E. Pro feeder the Patromige of his Royal Ho.lltions Feline Leopold 1 vi' of Sane Coburg. MR. H. KE:dBLEN NIGHT. l p Iy'.l bee the pleaswie of annonneing ill hi. Friends, and the Votetie in geom.., that Mr. T. Cooke has, in the most 1 Laflamme manner, comrade il to perform the part of 1 Stilt/se /1/ Slue Beard, lying positively ilw list matt ic an appearance at this Theatre I 3a.111 IS PRESENT EVENING. lION 0 a September 6, the Eittertaittmetits will commence Cr the lest time. • New Melo-Dramatic Bui lens, ie Acts, fominolid am the reebrated Play of the Moon' to us k•saLictl, TDB MANIAC! OR. LOVE AND MADNESS! leimben, /fr H. Kensble. Agues, Rini flub the 'Foca:, .- Royal, English Opera Hoe Alter witch, the popular Berlette, THE SECRET'. To whole to conclude with, by permute ...peeler Meta-Drersatie Romance, • MUM, Swigs, Glees,' Choi-tines, 1 BLUE BEAT OR, FEMALE CU thataelique (Blur Ward), IC wags. Me.ll'. Coate. Fatima. Ent the ieconeenedatiun of r oh, Deptford, he. s Coach 114 e eleven. THE GRAVEL AN lIICKNIAnt'S ' , ! a most %neve safe' Plly racisPerii:g and ine Dioos.lere v It' Lamy Organs; a back sad Le L atrial, wit' 11.1. I away I fine fury Unary Sy. if Mitt Wiling' 0 in wet i 1 e, ~,u4 4 - BEIt. 6, THEATRE-NOVA,. covrvra.4 R DEN. TM. Public are must respectfully iufurnard, that during the recess the Decorations of the Theatre have been entirely r e embellished, and that a most material improvement bas been elf, mrti in the Proscenium. which, on occasion , ' of Spectacle, r,in be onaed to nearly double its former bight; the effrct of which will he exhibited in a new scene in the Pity of this Evening, and likewise in one is the Entertainment. Twill he OPENIEI3 this present 1110 N DAY, ft-Member 6, when will be per. formed Shakspearea Tragedy, of MACIIETII. The Overture and Symphonies between the !lets by Mr. Ware. The Vocal Mimic by Stettin . * Luck. Duncan, king of Sruiland, Mr. Chapman t Malcolm, kl r . (ono Mr. Menage; Macbeth, Mr. C. Kesuble; klacrliiff, Mr. Years (his lint appearanc• in that r:iararlYe; &Immo, Mr. Egerton. twly Macheth, Mrs. Bunn (late Ilia% somervilie, her first Amwrirmic.. in that cha i.ieter); Gentlewoman, Mts. C o nnor; sill Hecate, Mr. MR. vrEsrx EXHIBITION. ripNE GREAT PICTURE.. DEATH ON THE PALE HORSE, CHRIST REJECTED, ST. PETER'S FIRST SERMON, PAUL anal BARN MIAS receiving the GENTILES. the BRAZEN SERPENT, the CRUCIFIXION of OUR SAVIOUR, with other PIC TURES and SKETCHES, are now Exhibiting under the immediate Patronage of his Royal Highneaa the PRINCE BEGOT, at No. Ib; Patt.Mall, near Carlton-Howse, every dig from Ten till Five. By Of.ler,, CHARLES SMART. Secretary. - Star lon, Maisebester. Attorney*, Memm. Willi*, Clarke, Comma, and IVaMoe% Marnford-court. Ttarogeortomatreet, London; and Mr. R. H. WillIOD Mancherter. Adam Ilodgkiumn,of Heath ellarnmk, Laseasier, cotton. nonsufacturer, to aurreadet, September 30, Ortooloer 1, and IG, at two, at the Swum Inn, Balton. *finnan*, Mr. Med. dowcroft, Guy's-Inn, London; and Mama. Boardman and Merry, Bolton. Elisabeth Marsden, of Bolton-le.Mnors„ Laseast•r, cabinet. maker, to oalrr, September 30, October I, and 16, at four, at the Shop loon, Bniton.k-Muora. Atiowneya, Mews. Windle, Prikins, and Frampton, Gray'a.lon, Lou. don; and Mr. T.Jardine, Bulitwo-le•Moura. _ _ ANI.IiICA. --..•.- (From " Th. National Advocate.] THEiTRE-ROYAL, ENGLISH OPEKA-HOVSE, A'(L. ESSRS JOAN REEVE gm , ' C. O'CAL. LAUHAN het leave to announce that their BE NEFIT 11 fixed f,r FRIDAY, Scptentber 21, .hr. trill he P' l4l r•ortl. • fartntrite Ottera imi:utignes br. - Mr. John Breve; will, • •Artoy or Entertainments. Ticket' iv he hail of Mr. John *von. 15, Sonthamplon 'tree*, Covent:suede's ; Mr. C o . C•ilughan, 19, G•rraol 'Wet, fo)hu• sag of Mr. Blevenotn, ot th• Sax 0154 - of tie Theatte:mll•oo ll lllera fur the Ilintrinitay be taken. Tss tor. After •Inels, the Dramatic Romance uf . 61,UP. HF,A 13 ; OR, ERM ALE CURIOSITY. Abornelique, Mr. ; Ibrahim, Me. Simmons; Se lla', Mr. 'Noose' ; Shae..h le, Mr. J. ; Raman, Mr. Menage. Fatima, 3lnttliees ; Ireur t Mrs. C. Keinble ; Mrs I.l%tois. "lot so order can he narnittcrl. opeurtl at Sic o'Clock, sod the Play begin at Seven, lio'o's 7c ; Nemo.' thief! 3. Oil —Pit 3e. al.; See ttttt I Price lc—Lower Gallery 25.; Second Peace Is.--. Upper Gal les y Is ; /krona Prier 84. l'lsees'for the Rose% to he taken of Mr. Brandon, at the link-office, Hart.street, hum Ten till Foot-. A Private Rox may be had foe the Season, or nightly, of Die. Nrandoo, at the 3ox-111Vcr. 1).1 Wednustl.iy. Sticrolait's Comedy of the School for Scandal. Theirsday, the Opera of the Dent's Bridge. THR.4 TRI? ROY:4 L. If 41111.1UKRT. Tlll5 EVENING. ‘IOND S,-1,1 6, will he perfensed, Sib time, a sew Coesetly, in three acts, called PIGEONS AND CROWS. The Principal Characters by Messrs. Liston, Jones. Terre. C0...11, J. Russell, Rees. jaw. Barnard, Mrs. Davenport, 1.4 E. Blaactiard„ and Mrs. Gibbs. Tie Prolapse In be spoken by Mr. Tiny. After which the Interlude of A 'DAY AFTER IDE WEDDING. Colonel Filmlove, Mr. Junes; lord Rivera, Mr. Barnard. Lady Elizabeth Frerlove, Mrs. Gsbb... To cowhide with lie Slelo.draura of TFIE tRAVELLEItA i;ENIGIII*E.D. ilaalowl, 11.1t1Wad; Theodore, Mr Russell; Robert, M., Terry. MINS, MHO ; airier, Mn. Daveapiet Maignentie, Mrs Gibbs. Buses, fia.—Pit, So.—First Gallery, Is.—flecond Gal y. 1.. Ilse Deers in he opened as Six e'Cloek, and tie Perform sn e to' beitie at Scrco. 'fo.nionsw. Pigeon.. and Csswew-Tlet Greets Maser-aed BO Life Below Stairs. rs EATRE-ROYAL, RN611.1411 STRAND.OPERA-11011$8, 9(HtS .PRINENT MONDAY. Sept. 6, vain med, 13tli list, a new Mitioical Drums, THE BROWN MAN. Cernar.lo. Mr. Dolt too ; Fraireuni, Mr. Rowhothain ; Mr W work ; Manfredi. Mr. T. P. Cooke; M ars riflo. Mr. Harley. Clara, Miss Carew ; Cecile, Thu Kelly. Altar whisk (wills altirrationt), She Heroic, Tragic, Operatic Dcona, in Iwo arta, eallail I'IIE TAILORS; Or, A TRAGEDY FOR WARM WEATHER. aociseo. MI Mirky; A braharnitier, Mr. J Reese; Bar. Mr. PeArniaii; Porcy„ M►. Wilkoolos; B er nardi', r. S Chltirrli; Isaarttr, Mr. Lancaster. Dorothea, IN, Kelly; 'fittilisols, Miss I. So:venom. 'I o Oriels will be added, the Grand Seriolll Rolla called • C APTAI N I'OOK. Kuropeans--Capidin Cook, Mr. T P. Cooke; his Unite , o.t. Mr. A boor ; Lienteaaut of Ma►ises, Mr Hart; PoNtotaraul, M. Wilkinson. Nntiors of the Islawd of Owhyliev--Terreeolirio, Mr. I Kr.nutot.cis, Mr. Gouriet.—Eniai (Mat lime), Miss I. Stevrorato t Jos- isi.roat-nre.soli, DI iss Love. Aci 11. the admired Trio, Citing Chit glow." l'orsiorrow, The Blind Boy—One, Two, bre,. Four, e, by Aavoriis , rust—ond Belles wit I w•ot Bew.o. ItOYA L COBURGTH EATi: E.. :.der lbe Patrosaar alibis Royal Hizlmrsa Lropold of Saar MR. H. KEMBLEN NIGHT. • • • • t's".l has the pleasnre of announcing to his Friend*, and the Vulslie In getter..., that Mr. T. Cooke ha.. in the most L,lnkurene manner, consented to perform the part of tidies, in Blue Beard, twins positively she list 'titbit of appearance ,t this Theatre. ra l. l R PEsENT EVRNING. 110NDAY, September 6, the Elllfftliftllieftell commence wish, f..rtbe Gra, lime, a New Melo-Dramatic Bus hiss. in Three Aso', fotosslidon the relebrated Play of the Mountaineers, to to‘salltd, TIIE MANIAC! OIL LOVE AND MADNEgg! Ifr H. Legible. Agnes, Hrs. H. Legible, frog the 1. 1:49)0. English Hires House Alter vs; id,. the popular Ereleini, galled, •I'HE SECRET. t. whole to conclude with, by particular desire. the !sillily +uprise Meto.Drarestic Romance, with all the original Vlll$4C, SOME S, BLUE BEA leeS; Churn urn, RD!Le. callcd, OR, FEMALE CURIOSITY. Mmoreliare (Bine Ward), Mr. IFl.ierymore; Selim, with 34c. 4 1'. Cuss,. Fatima. Mrs. 11. liemble. est the iccommodation of sumeri.o% Vs.ituu From Green h, Uleurford, &c. • Coach calls at gibe Ibeatre a quarter 1.4 e Omen. THE GRAVEL AND STONE, LUMBAGO, &c. 1 11ICKM iiikt'S PILLS •r e at lovie4l to be the 1 , amost successful Medicinis ever discovered for effec lily falai:it situ prevembig the future recurrence of all i,se Disorders visa& arise from an imperfect action of the Leary Organs; as Gravel sal Slaw, Lumbago, Pains an it Sack and Loins, and supprtSßloll of Urine. It combines rmtcslly with the secreted fluid, dissolves and entirely c. ; away the gritty matter there fumed, aid prevents its fore formation by strengthening generally the whole Unary System : thin delivering the suffering patient (rune ifeaciociating; tortures of thoLe diseases without violence 'sailor, to the coustitistion. These Pills are composed of tt nioet instivent ingredients, and require cellar confine. ur restraint of diet during their use. No greater re.. emendation can be offered of them than the tier of their !ling acquired to particular the couataiance and approtta ti of a3Ol of the Faculty. old is :ones at Yr. 9d. mud 114 by R. Butter and Suns, t mists, No. 4, °traria, corn er of St. Paul's, London , I 34, Saeltrille•strecl, itnhtin ; aid all the principal` 'duellers, Druggists, and Metliciue Yeuders tbroughout 1 Coded Carlota. NEW SOUVI WALEI. This day is pohlisheil, in one Vol. Sem price 12e. beards. rA risric L. Fl `i rORICAL. .11:11 Pt►I.ITIC:II. 11ESCRIPTIoN of the COLONY of NEW sovni IYAI.RS, and itsdeprndrnllllllrmenta tan V.lll Diennio's Land; with a particular Enumeration of the Advantages which these Colonies offer fur Einirtratnin, and thrir aurrimity in many respects over those • possessed by the Vaned States of America. By W C. WENTWORTH, Esq. A Native of thr CuWay. London: Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave :Winn-lam% FIIII.II sA MUD IV IVIGIII"S GAZETIE IPhilehrt sop, nabrr 4, 1819. M 111111RALN DUN. His Royal Highness 11w Prince Regent bath been pleased, in the n %me sod MI the twhilf of Isis %laically. to nominate and appoint Colonel Washington, in Ilse ser•ice of his Ma jesty the King of 13 sitarist, to be an H v Complete tttt of the Most H able Military Order of the 1311 h; the name of this by mistake her.. 'milted la the Gm sette of Stint-day, the 1711, April last. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Wnr.Office, Mel:Wernher 3. 1819. ht Recinviit ut Wog ...... a—Captain John George Green, from half-tiny of tier 130th Font, to he Captain of a Troop, - vire Nallranie i Crkersley, who exchanges, receiving the difference hetweest a full pay Troop and a full-pay Com pany—Commission dated Angu•t 26, 1819. 15th Reginieut of Light Drag, ..... a—Lieutenant &limo! Byam to be Ciptain of a Troop, by purchase, vice Elea• cox. promoted--iliPil as above. 12th B•giment of Foot—Captain James Milne, from the 23e1 Foot. to be Captain of a Cumpaoy, vice England, who exrhanges—dated as above. 14th ditto—unman, John M Maitland, from the Staff in the lonian Wallets, to be Captain of a Cussirtuy, vice Temple, who ex...hartir.lr-thited as above. 16th dittn—Lieutenant N.J. %fifth,llGregiary to be Copteilt of a C pony, by purchase, vice Nugent, who retires— dated 3 unix' 5, taw. Enrign Ti .on.is Skinner to he Lientenst.t, by purchase, vice Auctist 6, 1819. Fre+Wick Grid. lu bYOgli t by purchase, vice Skinner—dill - dam above. 17ilt ifillst—Ev'elyn Spencer Bosrawen, Gent. to be Ensign, by pesehasr, vice Autey, promuled— dated Angast iii,. 43.1 ilitin—Captain Richard England, from the 12ih Fool, Si, be Cum ain ( onipsity, vice Milne, wing exchanges-- gland as aloiore. _ . . Lirotetll4t blto tool Waller, from h•tlf- pay of the 97th Foot, to he Float Lieutenant, •o•e GIA/D 00000 Plollips, who ex h oozes', reeetvisof the dill% retire—dated as &vote. 0511, dilto—Eosuoji F. , lontind S14)1.11111 Locke, u n haltpsy 2 , 1 (Loll o Battalion, to be Etottio, vire George Ilrnry 11,1 hr aI, wlv) .xeltatop., teceivitor the tlifirresacr—dated as above - . 3141 ihito—Major James Motile Tovey, from the half pay of thr 95,1, Ftu,t, 10 tw M ijor, vice George Atign.ous Tonto, who exchange-, irceiving the difference—a:aril as *hove X2l diun — fi.sitn James Chill, from half-pay of the Regi on nt, to he Esivign, vice Al xasider Conimisig, who eit -ckiiiiriv—ilati d M. above. Slat illitit—Eusign l'hitip Caniller Marsh, from Half-pay of the With Foot, to he Ets-ttts. vier IZymi Flatiery, who i•ha gig. IN receiving tl.fferrwee—iiatril as above. Itegimiiii—ftrearil Lieut. •Colosiel Robert Proworigc, from die tital Foot, to be Mnjor,, by purchase, vice Chap!iii, who a* above. STAFF. ........ 13rt vet M.,jor Octivios Tempi, from the 14th Foot, to be Soh Ito , ovetor of Sltbtia, to the Clothe! Sitat.s of the loomet lOtt oh., Wife Maitland, who exchauges--41atta Auzust 24, 1819. M RIIORAN o . ---- ! Thr pionwiion of Nlajor Firma* Bork. of the 811, Foot, In ihr pink of Liristrrinut-Colmool in Army, a% %laird in for 6.. s tie of 12th Aukusi has not iiikvis phaer. BANKRU PTCI ES ENLARGED. S o hn Dir.sois, of New Window, Beiks, cheesetietur, from September 18, to October SO, at ten, at London. *Minim little, late of Rodiham, Suarez, grueer, from Septemlwr 4, to °chillier 23, at ten, at London. John Egint ..... Or Hun teworik, StalWed, eane , nerchunt, from S,pttinber 7, to Octub.r. 20, at ten, at Guildhall, BANKRUPTS. Thomas Hodson, of Armley, York, clothier, to surren der, September 13, 21, and October 16, at eleven, at the Court noose, Ueda Attorneys, Messrs. Tuttle, Itichard• sun; tool Gaunt, lords, and at. their office. Poultry, London. William Haynes, of Lowestoft, Suffolk, fislt.inereliaot, to so...ender, September 20, 21, acid October 16, at two, at lime Queen's Heat) Inn, Lowestoft.' Attlieueys, Mr. Van /Ivythussen, Johu-street, Bettford.row, lotsdun ; and Mr. Reeve Lowestoft. • • i'filliant Webster awl Jahn Yates, of Bolton•le-Moors, • Lancaster, iroutusiogers, tirsurretilli.r, September 30, Octo ber 1, and 16, at two, at the Sean Inn, Holton. Attorneys, Messrs. Adlington and Gregory, Bedford-row, Landoll ; acid Messrs. Cross and Rushton ' 11..1t0n le-Mitors. James Gray, late of Wa r daurldreet,iolto, Middlesex, baker (but now a Prisoner in his Majesty's Gaul or Prison fur London and Middlesex, in the City of London). to Parrett der, September '2B, 29, and October 16, at ten, at Guildhall, Voodoo. Attoreiry,Str. G. Abbott, Mark-lane. • S4l/1110141 Nestle, now or late of Leeds, York, flour-seller, to suriesider, ileptrmber 27, 28, and October 16, at eleven, at the Curvet-house, Leeds. Attorneys, Messrs. Stocker, 11 " u", and Ilaringliant, New ihaswell-eourt, Carey-street, Loudon ; •nst . John Yates, laie nOlturntey, Lancaster, money-scrivener (but mist a Prisoner in his Majesty's Gaul, the Castle of LAU' easter), to surrender, Septernlur 20, - 21, and October 16, at eleven, at the White Horse, Pre-tuu. Attorneys, Mr. Seth Claire, Preston; sad Mr. It. Addison, Staple-tun, Lundati. George Johnson, tate of Manchester, Lancaster, awl after wards of Douglas, in the Isle of Man, linen-draper, to sur render, September 28,29, and October W, at nine, at the Maxwell Trek's, Lair of LlVerllool. lIIP.ThSPt, to surren der, October 5,0, and 16, it owe, at the George Ina, Liver. pool. Attorneys, Messes Lace, Mdl►r,sad Lace, I.ivcrpool and Messrs. Taylor and Ituscor, King's Brach-walk, Tem. I.ondine. William Leach, of Clithern, Lancaster, cotton maanfec hirer, to surrender, September 27, 26, ■nil Ortober lli, at len, at the Star Inn, Manchester. A ttormet792r. *thirteen, Middle Temple, Lundeen; end Mr. Hasa., maithrsier. " 'Pinery Watson, of Boltonler-Monre, lAneailer, druggist, to surrender, September 13. October 1, and 10, at two, at the Swan Inn, Boltoodc-Memers. Aitumeys, Mews. Ad linginn arid Gregory, Bedforelrow, London; and Messrs. Cross and Riishion, Bolton le-Moors. .Patrick Holland, of Smith Blvlb, Northumberland, ship builder, to surrender, September 11, October 2, and 16, at twelve, at On•Idhall, London Attorneys, Messrs. Cordate and Y g, Gray's-Inn, London. Andrew Read, of Lower Grosvenor-Orate, Hanover..equere, 51 irldb sex, Wilir-werchasiy to surrender, September 7, 14, null October 16. at 'deem., at Guildhall, London. Miter- Srlt Mr. W. Orlebar, Polleaddreel, Hanover-square. Abrahien Hart, of Little Abe street, Getuebeiliee-fields. Middlesex, astry-agent, to surrender, September 11, Is, and Octirher 16, at thee's, at (irildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Irnies, Manarit street, Goodman 's.fielels William Dixon, of Colleshuest, Manchester, calico-printer, to surrender, September 29, at two, 30, and October 16, at ten, at the 11.1 T , Manchester. Attorneys, Memos. Aillington and Gregory, Bedford row, London ; and Messes. Clayr and Thompson, SI anclsester. William Browse, of Leadrithall.market, London, Ilehmoro ger, In surrender, September 24, at one, 25, and (k•tober 16, at ten, at Guildhall. Athwurry, Mr. Collingoeutid, Swat Saviour's Church-yard DI VI DEN DS. September 27. J. Ilrentnall late of Derby, maltster, at eleven, Et the Peach Bowl, Nutein►ham. OcioSer 8 J. Pritchard, of Bs orqul, grocer, •t twelve, at the Commescial Rooms, Bristol September 25 J. Wadley, of Coventry.street, Haymarket, (+es...monger, at (twelve, at Guildhall, London. October I T. Psilister, of York, currier, at twelve, at Blynes's Coffee-house, Petergate, York. September 28 I'. Earl, of Kingston sponsThames, Surrey, stealer in at ten, at Goililk di, London. Scptenebt T 15. J. Jackson, late of Doings/old, York, mer chants, at ch ten, at the Whitt Sw to lows, York. September 25 J. E. Thomas, of Reading, Berke, grocer, at twelve, at 'Guildhall, London. • October 1. J. Mercer, of Graystuneley, Lancaster, lime burner, at eleven, at the Holden Crops Liu, Preston. October 30. S. Joseph and W Hutches, of Winchester-street, Bioad-strset, London, merehauts, at tau, at Guildhall. September 25. W. Dawn, of Ulerrehmit, Lancaster, iroo monger, at two, at the Sou lon'. Diversion. September* P. Dowsed, Isle of 1 1 1'..lbeelt-;trees, Corendisla square, minim*, at twelve, as Guildhall, Lonrho.. September 25. J. Hutson, of the Old City-CW.lBlw. s, Bishops gate-street. London. merchnot, at ten, at Guildhall. September 28. T. Mitchell, late of Covrick, York, .lineus draper, at eleven, at the house of W Baynes, isa Petergate, York. September 25. T. Blinks, of Southampton-street, Blooms. bury, Middlesex, siraw-hat-insuufacturer, at ten, al Gadd h ell, LOllllOll. Ssistember2l. R. Thomas, of NortheimKerland.court, Strand, Middlesex. dealer. at twelve, at Guildhall, London. Seidel:live 27 C. L Seihrkea, Isle Of Snuthlwraled, Sll9lleX, shopkeeper. it elevrit. at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Chichester. October 9. J. Billllll and J. Binh*, juu of Lour, Cornwall, merchant., at ,levets, at the Ship Ism, Lime. October 2. J. Nye. of Tunbridge, Kent, baker, at twelve, at Guildhall. London September 28. Mayer, late of Carnomile-street, London, merchant, at eleven, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES.—SepteWurn 25. E. Lti.h, of 86-Thorne, Dorset, losen.draper-0. W. lourll and C. 111.01, of Long-acre, Middlesex, Oil sad coliiiirineu.—W. Watts, otherwise W. P. Wilts, of Go.p.sri, Southamp 00000 , virtitaller.—G E. Phillips, of Plymouth, DesMit, saddle mid harness maker. PA RT) F.RSH IPS DISSOLVED. %V. Wentworth, R. Chalus.er, T. Rusheurth, R. Town end. and J ..Hssrt Ivy, of York, ',tinkers, so far as regards the said Richard Towisesid, June 30. 1817—(.. Mann and T. H. Pollard, of Fleet street, Loisiloo, and of Brown's-lane, Spitalfielilit, contractors August 26, 1819 —E. Broonsait noel H Bowring. dreat Tower-street, London, sugar !woken, August 29, 1819 —A. Ridded mid C. Lamb, late of Swallow.street, Hattover-vqoare, rosch.mokers, August 31, 1819 —J. Hood and C. Hood, of Heigeindane. Wood.street, - Loudon, silk. manufacturers, September I, 1819.—H Mor gan and J. I ro‘kanod, s.f Southwark, hop.mtrchatita, Au gust 31, 1819 —B. II Brewmass and W. Henley, of street, Strand. silk ,Joly 31. 1619 —S Tarrant and E. Prior, of Ironmonger lane, Limit's', wholesale linen 'Wipers, J illy I, 1818. —emit, Slgcfarlanrysod Co. Antigua, 17th April. 1816; Alexander Droll and Cn. Guallaloope, 31st Dec. 1817 ; James ll•Rie and Co Grenada. 31st Dee. 1817 ; Walter Macfarlane and ('is. Antigua. 31a1 Dec 1818; Crush' and Nlacfarlaste, Autocue, Ist June, 1819; and Walter 31acfarlane. Glasgow, dealers, 31st Dec. 1818.-1 Durham and M. Durham, of Great Alie.abeet, - Goodman's-fields, Shiddles.x, sehoolsnistresses, June 24, 1819.—1 t llama, F. F. Wragge, and J Beisoeit, of Bristol, ivory . blackmianufiscitirers. Joule 30, 1819.—W. R. Dickies, of Skinner-obey', St. Paiicras, and M. Thomas, of Pail. dincuimitreet, St. Mary le Bone, paper-stainers, 4 uvis t 23. 1819—W. Decoy and J. Dewey. of the Coal-Exchange, London, cual.facturs, December 31,1819. PRICE OF SUGAR The average price of Brown or Nlihtenvailu Sager. COED. polcii from the neturtis mnile in the wiwk riding the Ist day of heptetubwr, 1819. is 39.8 d. per hundred weight, ex. elusive of the Both s of Cowmen paid or payable thereon on the importation thereof into Great Britain. PRICES 011 7 CORN. • Average Prices of Cure of England and Wales, by the Quarter of Eight Wotchester noskels, and of Oatmeal per boll of 140Ibs. itwoirdupoise, from the returns received in the week ended the 2Sst of August, 1819. 2 I v ar. Lt . . • s d. s. £ a i s. dS. it 74 443 39 1.1 119 150 1 . • er ; •••• Z s. d s. r. •. d. 48 8, 29 ..- • • - AT COLLIN:ILL, • • • NE ETINGSVP • • D 170,0 X. M. J. Egintoo, Ilsiulsworth, wior.rnerrhaut .1. Bailie, late of Picc...lllly, wiur.aiert lista L. Si.,ne Dunbill-row, idatiniu r W. Hickson, Nevi 11.1.1. street. confectioner. 1 10 0. Istsg, Mlneini.lane, assretiont W. Sallerbaa, Wbitiserbiildisisifetimuoger NEW %ORS, •UGUIT '2. SPAIN. The arrival of the lll•ruet has at least settled one .important question. The Treaty transferring the Florida., stegociated under the foil authority of the Spanish Government. has w(4 been ratified. [lad this Treaty been unlntsked-fat and unexpected ; had any events urged the necessity of UN imisieslisite surrender of that territory ; had Ferdinand VII. been taken by surprise, and at a loss bow to act, we shviulj not be astonished at thia Isesitai ~,,,, and would find some excuse in the step's:rattle situation. of that kingdom, and the total absence of resources or independence; but after protracted ssegociiitions of twenty year.' duration; alter spotiiiinus oti air Commerce. national insults, awl a state of peace, •mtiunttug very nearly to a state of war; after we bad repeatedly urged our claims, and almost haunted negociation, Sp:sits could tug plead igls entice of the actual state of our relations; and when her Minister, accredited its this country, had, after some years of deliberation. entered into a formal Treaty, ceding to us the Florida's, as an indemnity for our claims, with what faith or character can the Spanish King refuse to ratify the authorised acts of his agents? In this negotiation, which was neither hurried nor secret. the utmost fraiskoess. and laser slily were evinced by the. American Cabinet. We had 'hewed more forbs•arance towards Spain than could reasonably be expected of us, labouring as we have been, under preening and crying wrossgs; and if Spain piawessed the strength and siational charac ter which she did in the first ten years of the reign of Charles IV. we should have been this slay at wilt with her ; and it is not to he de ie , l r that her-weak nes,. owl the struggle with the revolted Colonies. hs‘e excited some sympathy. which has been inks- nous to our rights and interest. A new era, however, has commencetl, and what is strictly just, and deinunderl also by considerations of safety, must be vigorously pursued. The Flo rida, oust be ours, the late Semmole war, and the . . events slim of the war with Great Britain, unite to amour 0., that the safely and tranquility of our frontiers is out of the question without them. We have tried to obtain them " pracembly," we must try what force will do; they are our property, we have a hen ulnaa, them which cannot be evaded; liiid if Suain.feels herself justified. and sufficiently powerful, either to prevent our taking possession of them, or ejecting us when we have them in our power, let her try her best; but without them, it will cost the United States treble their value to maintain an army of observation on our frontiers. It is not, however, so certain that the'Trerty may not be ultimately ratified; the great obstacle is the British Cabinet, and we believe that Lord Castlereagh has not, oar could not pledge the co.opera • of his natiou tie the event of hos ' *ditto growing out of a non-ratification of the Treaty, for in that case the veil would be too flimsy, and though not desirous of seeing a war .ither with Spain or Great Britain, yet this country will nut permit Great Britain to war with us under the Spanish flag. If the British, by au UliWiffillildbitt iittertereoce in our con cerns with another nation professing to be nide peodetit, disturbs the peace of the civilized world, and causes another continental war, she must be prepared to state her reasons and j...stifica.. to that world, and stand ready to abide the c insequences. It will argue nothing for her to say, that our possessing the Florida, might entlitoger the Spanish and British possession* in the West Indies, for it is well k nitwit that it is 110 t our interest, our policy, or out intention to acquire and hold any tratikuarine possessions; neither can it be possible fur the Uoited States and (treat Britein to he at war without terminonug the ill-concerted and pre- Car1..113 peace in Europe. which, like the crater of • volcano, is ready to burst forth upon the !riot es cite-meta. The Treaty may be ratified if' Spain discovers a dia t rasition in the United States not to be longer trifled with. if they perceive preparatiolis makmg to take posse...ion of the Florida., and Inert all the ennsetienees; if they percrive a unity of sen timent on tilts point in the minds of the Ainmican people, for the game she has to play its South Ante.. rice is of too much importance; neither is et probable that the fleet and troops now at Cadiz are destined to protect the Floridas—the loss in time and expense of suet: it movement would be inure than the Florida. are worth—for if that armament, collected at such air enormous coo, fails in its object at South Ante rice, it is the last effort that Spain can make. The ' impris t of the Marquis be Caw. Yrujo, Mi nister of Foreign Affairs, is a matter of course; it Ferdinand refuses to ratify the 'ripely he must div gi ace the Minister. A tetv.il;ya,, however, will gist us more .itiltitmation ; itt the' mean time we have only to be true to ourselves. NSW YORK, AUGUST 3. BALLOON. Yesterday afternoon Mr. Guile, according ti his tolvertisethent ascended in his Balloon from Vauxhall Gardens. Toe streets and avenues were thronged with people, and the very house-tops were crowded. There appeared to he not more than 7or 800 persons in the Gardens. The inflating of the Balloon, which is a curious procers, and effected hogsheads containing the gas and conductors lead ing to the interior, c‘minenced about 2 o'clock, and about hall past six the car was attached to it. M. Guille entered with two American flags, and the Balloon ascended in tt Pubic manner. The weather was cloudy, and wind trout which blew heavily; the Balloon still sailed with great majesty when the Artmant threw out the flogs- r hay. ing attained the intended height, he ct 4 the cord, and the Parachute immediately inflated and left the Balloon, which continued to ascend. The Para chute descended slowly, and the wind wafted it to wards Lcng Idand. He landed about. seven o'clock at Boobs/kit. Long Island, and brought a certificate of his land. tug from a gentleassu on the spot. He reports that , . . • 1 . " A 111 . . • " . . It - . ;‘,.••• &1.. t .• • • • • t.. , . ~,.... ~„ . . ~.. , • •. :4e..-,.....1 ?....., g ,' .• '. #, . ;:i- 1 tlikl'ai,;.,-,1 A • I .4 744 : • • ' ~1 10' .4.1 - 1 . . '. . '. ~,... ,ItIR :T.TIVI • ; K • . .. - . i P RI C E 7d. . tl _,.. .• -"a be hot a pleasant and rosy pilaw. 11t was at. Sne Cirv•vos at nine o'clock. and was reesovit With gittoi ... 1 I applause. .. •i v —.. • . • • • • 1 A leyee from the 111.)or of Philarlelpit'a tii4fiat•- ••••• Mayor of thia city, ass read at the It writ ot lliewitti‘,.‘ is Sot( 111141 y 010111111 g• We are litsi.iii• to ii-:.vo front "" •"' ill. that no case of *nal sg ii ant oriniectitma fever ha. I occurred at Plsiladelplue liiilCe thiscases which were repotted by our Board of Health by Dr. Dyckuiss.: that the city iv uncommonly healthy for tt.e araaois : unit that so little apprehemitrii. of yellow it fever in Philadelphia is entertained, that the:Mayor of that l',1). lb all.lllt to leiahe it, on A omit 10 4.ite of the watering places tot the sea-shore. -- (From the" PlpindelphFa Gaulle -1 f NEW YUhK, A%.OVST IQ. We are inelebt• d to Ca posio Abbott fur .t:ie tot. lowing interesting comfit wileation : sr. !SANT& 21ST JIJI.T . Dias SlR—The full _owing 'Ow -mown ass hetirled she by a gentleman who arrived from St. I Eustatius this morning, sod which you will please i hive published, on your arrival at Philadelphia, as it may be of service to the conainercial part of the I I community. A schooner touched off St. Eustatius 20th inst.. ' in six days passage from Man:antis, bound to St. Thomas, the Captain of which ves•al gave the fol. - 1 lowing toforntatioo :—" Admiral Brion Hailed from I Mergaritte on the 101 ii instant, with hits squadron. consioing of the Victoria (lii• Rig "Pi t, a '32 gust &Thal) frigate, recently linseed ('lame rot let ol- lected), unit' brig., eleven echo 'more, and a numbs r of gun-host., all well armed and manned. On hoard of tar squadron are 1,500 English, trial), and Scotch, 500 Germans, and abut 350 ladtais troops, all welt disciplined, and in high spirits. They most sans i gutisely c.lculate in liteetiog with success. acd being amply remunerated for the many hardships ' and depth is they had experienced whilst at Also-- germ's. Their destination is supposed to be agioust t Leguira. _ • I Commodore Jolty wits still under arrest at Mar- gentle, far conspiracy with his brother-it-law. Ge- / neva' Arian:tenth, tigaiost Admiral Brion, and an to t • of piracy Winch he committed whilst hr commanded I the Victoria. Ansmendi is under wrest at Augst,..• tura. Their trial ls to take place immediately ' after the return of Brion from 111. preseiit experb. thin. and it is the general inipressiou that they will be shot mod hung in gthbeis. A Humber of prizes have been lately carried into Mergeritta, several of them with valuable cargoes of hides, sugar, cocoa; * • tallow, indigo, &c. all of which sold at high price-. as there were a great massy speculators there from St. Thomas and different islands. with abuudance of doubloons end good bills. All, except tine of the . if 1. prizes, were captored by privateers Wider the Art.- gan Big. About the 181 h of June, there was a brig carried . into Flat Island, by a privateer, or rather a pirate. • • ender Artigan colotirs.• Ilia feh hours lifter her 1 I arrive% the news reached St. list na. Si. Mai-title. ti ( 1. and St. Eu-tatioa ; and in the clonse of two days 1 the vessel mod cargo were tlispoveil of, and the pirates made their escape. excepting one man who I sail away from then). and concealed himself in the bushes u .1 . ntil after their departure. Ile informed i that the schooner which canton d the libber-men. tinned brig, was called the Ftiii,,to, Captain Felix • - ( , . Alvaro, mounted four 9-pounders. and an 18. • ' pounder on a piv..t, woli a crew 01.75 men. princi- .. • ir 1 pally Italians. Firm. Innen, oval Snutsialds, who 4 were aleNiiio eiiiiblirtr ly to d mate of mutiny. t ' 4 The ligriusci showed, occasionally, d.tieresit co- • •;1 s lours, and as alert, ch.iiiiird her name. Sae cruised IF off Lisbon for three wetats, during which tone, she : i boarded several American Ifeiv,Kli4, atAt robbed . him of whaiever they wanted, treated theta very , roughly, and threats-I,rd to fli••4 them a ties even remonstrated agienatt their prureedings. , 3 Ten days after teaming the Lisbon statior., fell itt ) with the brig Esper.soza, front btu, bound to e . Porto Rico : ran alisogaide of her (hauled down . t the Portognese colouss, which we vhoweil as sooir _I as we diecerised her), hoisted Artigan colours and • ii lordered them to strike, which they did with great. reluctance, utitil they saw we were about to board. • . e Her cargo conflated of wil.e, broods, fruit. .tic.: o she motioned tax 12-pounilers. and had a crew of ii I twelve men ; lied fatten passengers, principally • Ai women mid children, who were left to the istemy h of a savage crew. . The paste-ogees were permitted to remain on II ie board of the it:literati:a, but the Captaiu, officer. • i- and crew wire takes, illa board of the privateer and it put in irons; the Farioso accompenied her prize * s- I until the third day before our arrival at Flat island, re i when Capt. Alvaro gave the Captain 1.1 the .1.-:,pe- 1s ire ranza, his officers, crew and passengers two h0,a... '• with a scanty. allowance of provisions acid water for • , three days. They at first refused going, :la there vow: . • every prospect of at sipprosithing gate of wind, alai . • , $ to in the most supplicating manner besought Capta.o• :.• i in I Alvara to permit them to remain until next snout- iv log, es the boats would not live to ease they ei•- • Tit countered a gale. Their IMP. era anti ...,tremit•-• • or f hail up avall—lhey Wt re Ihrtvtleorti • wt.. • i!sylV, l ' he . death, it they did not immediately goatow:ti-• i:0w...• • • by We parted Irma them about 10 a. m. at•w.lnch-loto. 4- a considerable sett was miming; seorthat Aso,th... tid shunt half pear el-•ven. v.v.*, experaeocestrat warturi:*- • • '• . Jr, dints gale, which lasted fur six-aott-tliertiy horses. the • • .he I wind from S. S. E.- vs Itell.•00 dttubti 'helm" snub ' • ' ' , her in the hoots met with a watery grave." • • . a• . •• .. ••• '• • • . . !chi Extract of a letter,thated Macedonian.Volpes&isa. - • :., . ' i rat March 8 te.--" 'roe artiest of the .Nacc(kai!at 1.1. • • iv- the Pacific. low teamed NO Niew..siderable (Servo; a .i. . •*.• • e .... rd. wander and adrontattenct Ilwaleed; ette•trittlylnterhl'' •10 -,- the it. for she is its the must pe.rf•ct otter. 1 ante 11l fa- visited Santiago. the capital of Chili. 94. r Mlles fruit ,11:7: Saluildrusal;:istmeadiswmtaLeas isariteCtteutdlahot,rte:dittit'Llarer"ealikri:me:ilymf7:r4.°,:sill:llerai.lblelittie‘etnebAtry.l.:.(ltSile: tat mike from the city, mud colligated of about lo,truo _ ---`•