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Our lots was trifling, being only one Nails Madder killed, soul Iwo gepots sad three Bowan *mildest., We have been infermed by a Gentleman who has recently arrived at Calcutta from Betattia, that the failstre of lbe expedition agsiast Palembang has greatly embarrassed and . disappointed the Netherlands Authorities in Jaya. The Government Has avowed Its determination to Watt imbibe' attempt to chastise the Sultan; but we wider stand that neither the slate of the Treasury, nor the 'masher of disposable troops which ►ane survived the last effort, will admit of the formation a swab an armament as cap rieace hat proved will be necessary. We have also liven iiifornt. ed, that the fiscal sorangenseasts established at Batavia, and the little enemies/Icemen. given to the cultivators, li -diminish the • of this house who bid escaped the Isamouere of th • 17111; Sanz•i was killed en the stout with the l•few of a firelock ; his children and household were isP. DILIPARTMONT, TatasuaT CetAnamts, Sarratamen 11, 1820. NOTICE is hereby given to all Persons desirows of Contracting lo supply his Majesty's Troops that now are or may he statiated at Forts George, Augusto., and William, with OATMF.AL, and at Fort Charlotte with OATMEA I. and SALT BEEP, for Owe Year, from the 2fitb day of October, 1820, to the 24th day of October, 1821, both slay' inclusive. That the Deliveries are to commence on and fur the tfith day of Octobe► next: that Proposals sealed sip and marked " Tender for Army Supplies," Swill be received at this Office on ur before Friday, the 29th day of thin month (but none will be received after Twelve o'Clock on that day), and, if sent by Pont, the Postage must be paid. Each Proposal must have the Letter annexed to the Tender properly filled up by two Persons of known pro perly engaging to become hound with the Person ten dering in the amount stated in the printed Particulars for Ike due performance of the Contract ; and nu Proposal will be noticed unless made on a printed Tender, and the Pares expressed in words at length. Particulars of the Contract may he had upon application at this (Mier, between the Hours of Teti and Four; amt at the Office of Deputy Commissary Gearral Young,. at Edin burgh. prisoner,. On the morning of the 0114 the body of the do fortunate Stiozo eras dracy4eBl to the gate of 444 Antonio, the , hand. and head *ere rut off; tl,e latter wee borne upon a pike. in one of the suburbs the house of a Geneial was pillaged. Th.: Authorities took measures for rOmoving the be times of the slain (Toni the streeti, in order that the) might be interred or burnt. The palace the Prince of Cattolica, who was masiaered, *a , on the request of the Cardinal Gravina and Prince of Paterne. his rtlstions, placed in the cis.- !tidy ttf the civic power, in order that it might be presersaxl from pillage. It was ordered that the citizens appointed to re-estlblith and, maintii 4 order should have With them gchlesiastics Nobles. nuke of Venice. Mr. Thompson ; Othello. Mr. Kean; • tie r. Brumley; Rodman, Mr. Russell; lagu, Mr. • t on. Desdemons, Mrs. W. West; Etntlis , Mrs. Eger iv'. After whirl,. the Farce of ALL THE WORLD'S A STAGE. Sir fiilbrrt Punspkist, Mr. T. D. Clifford; Capt. Slush., Mr. Rowed; Diggory. Mr. Munalen. Mirs Bridget Pump. kin, Mrs. Herlone; Miss Kitty Sprightly, Mrs. Edwin. SPANISH MAIN. PR , ' cularly of cufft.e, have contrihuted to. supplies the colonial exchequer. The high price of many articles the p►oduce of tlw country, and the heavy duties levied on theen when exported, knee almost annihilated foreign commerce; and we understand that American Vessels that proceeded to Batavia with dollars for the perpeste of trading, departed without taking in any cargo. The cultivators who supplied the Government with ruffee, ice. on cqntrarts fat nulled prices, have not benenterf by the stale of the market— and many of them have changed thei► former mode of lift•, and turned their industry into other chaunels.—• The Malay portion of the population of Java is represented to be greatly discontented with its present masters, and to be ready to join in any efforts that may effect a change. Our new settlement at Singapore is, a•e understand, little spoke's of at Batavia ; hut we collect that it is, nevertheless, an object of political jealousy. EXTRACT OP A LETTER FROM ADMIRAL BRION, DATED HEAD-QUARTERS, DARANQUILLA,JLI.2 S. " I have the satisfaction of slating that we have driven the Spaniards to the walls of Carthago'', after ►aving taken the whole Spsili.b Reel in the river Magdalena, amounting to about 22 gan•boate, most of them With 17.1 rounders sad king 24. pounders also all 11w• warlike stores, an immense park of bran artillery, howitzers, mortars, and battering train complete. The army of Antioguil has joined us, also 2,500 men or the Army of the North, iu the Province of Santa Martha. Two thousand more of this army are on their way down, with the President Wive' at their bead, and 1,000 more regulars are to maitre from Antioquia this week, su that we shall have effective troops of the line 4,000 strong, besides 5,000 militia. This province rose to arms, at our entering it, to a man. The army of the north, under the command of General Urdaneta, operates ou Se ufa Martha, Rio de Is Hach', and Maracaibo. " Our force in the Magdalena is at present 4Y vessels of war, and our communication with the whole of the interior open; imorteuve sums of gold are expected duwo, as the country is much in want of goods. " The port of Savanilla has been declared en open port to trade, and a cuslout.liouse evtablkhruent. It is a fine bar. hour, well protected by a strong battery, and a town is to be built immediately; it communicates by a channel with the Magdalena. (Slgned) BRION." " P.S. The headquarters of the main army is Itt Tar baco." Proved's: of Hr. Kease's nights: On Friday, Sept. 15, The Mercistut of Venice. S'hytock, Mr. Kean. Ott Sato►day, Sept. 16, King Richard the Third. Lhille of Gloucester, Mr. Kean. ••• Mr. Kean positively cloaca his engagement on Satur day next. TM. Doors will be opened at Half-past Six o'Clock, and the Performances on each Evening consmeneeat Seven. Boxes, is. Second Prier, 3s. 6d.—Pit. 3s. 6d. Second Price, 21,—Lower Gallery, 2s. Second Price, Is.—Upper Gallery, Is Second Pelee, 6d. The Box.ofSce will he opened from Ten o'Clock until Five. Private Boxes can only be obtained at the Public Box. office. ••• The Free List cannot he extended t o these P e rf o rm_ micas, the !Ville Press always excepted. GUILDHALL, LONDON, AUGUST 24. THE COMMITTEE for LETTING the CITY'S LANDS will meet at CulMall on WEDNESDAY, the 13th day of September Nest, at Twelve o'Clock at Neon, to SELL by YURI.IC AUCTION the OFFICE or PLACE of ooe of the Four ONION and FIZUIT 31 ETERS of the City of London, vacant by the &Oh of Mr. John Nash. The Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be seen on application at the Comptroller's Office, JOS. BUSHNAN, Comptroller. The wrOtched people who had been Masters dur• ing these unfortunate dip had proscribed all mili tary signs or badges, steit as the mustachio and the black collar. It is hard to say why, but ear-riogs, black nets (les gilds Hairs), and red handkerchief-. were comptised in this proscription. On the same day (the 1911)) several of Ohre wte, had spiked the cannon were seized and imprisone t ,. Una of them, who was unwilling to pitiot out hi• accomplices, was decapitated, and his head expored upon the Quarts° Camonieri. In the evening di- Prince of Aci was arrestill, and placed untkr t guard in the l'a6ce or the Archbishop, as the Ex- Continandttr Aceto had been. REVOLUTION IN SICILY. DETAILS OF EVENTS WHICH TOOK PLACE IN SICILY, FROM THE 14TH TO THE 19TH JULY TIIRA7'RE-ElO YA 1., II A v.l/.4 11K T. THIS EVENING. WEDNESDAY. Sept. 13, will be perfumed the Opera of GUILDHALL, Sirius= 12, 1840. CITY FRUIT METER. GUY MANNERING. -.- henry Bertram, Mr. Brabant (his first appearance nn This stsigr,; Cal. Maattering, Mr. Baker ; Dumb.. Dumont, Mr. J. Barash; Dirk lintt-raick, Mr. Comer; Gilbert Glossin, Mr. flimmonil; Dominic. Sampson, Mr. Liston. Julia Man ;tering 'first tim , ), Miss Cum; Lucy Bertram, Mrs. Gar .;sl: tlurs, Mrs. Bakcr; Merrilies (first lime), Mrs. Dalton. After whirl,, Cie Farce of NOTICE i 4 hereby given that the Office er Place of One of the Four ONION and FRUIT METERS of the City of London, advertised to be Sold To-morrow, ht fore the Committee of City Lands at Guild hall. tq unavoidably POSTPONED until THURSDAY, the 12th day of October next. JOS. BUSHMAN, Comptroller. (From the " Ginette de France:l EXTRACT OF • LETTER, DATED AUX CAYES, JULY 26. FORTUNE'S FROLIC. Robin Ronghhead, Mr. Oxberry of the Theatre-Royal, Drury-lane, his first at,pearance . ); Snacks, Mr. Williams; Frank, Mr. rainier; Rattle. Mr. Barnard. Miss Nancy, Mite Leigh; Dully, lirs.Litblis. Bove% ss. —Pit, 3%.—rlrst Gzllrry, 23.—Sccona Gal lery. Is. The Doors to he opened at Six o'Clock, and the Perform ance to Fortin at Seven. Places fur the Boxes to be t.iken of Mr. Massiugham, at the Theatre. To-morrow, Dog Darr in Poncl-street!—Eachsoge no Rob. bevy—antl The Actor of All Work. THEATRE-ROtTAL. ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRA N THIS EVENING, Vt . ED N ESD AY, Sept, 13, will be preformed, 911) tut:, a new Operatic Drama, iu three sets, Called THE BARON DE 'MERCK. The Cams Dr Treat*, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Commandant of Glatz. Mr. librarbotham; Asithersy Sweets, Mr. Harley; Linnet Schrlt, Miss Kelly; Hants. Mr. Wilkinson; Michael, 3lr. Preadlini M. Eugenia, Baroness of Lindu►f, Miss Carew; Josepliiiir, Miss Love; Catau, Mrs. Grove; Nannette, Miss Stevenson. After which, VIA time, a new Romantic Melo-drama, io three parts, handed on the celebrated Talc called THE VAMPIRE; Or, THE BRIDE OF THE ISLES. Characters is the Introductory Visime—Tbe Vampire, Mr. T. P. Cuoke ; Cody Margaret, Mrs. W. 3. Chatterley ; Coda, iss Love; Ariel. Mien Worysa•n. Characters in the Dvama—Rathven, Mr. T. P. Cooke; Ronald, Mr. Bartley; Robert, Mr. Pearmati; Mcsiwill, Mr. Harley. Lady Margaret, Mrs. W. S. Cliatterley ; Bridget, Mrs. drove ; Effie, Miss Carew. The spacious Saloon has been stain tastefillly fitted up with • new design, representiog an Illuminated Oriental ~omen, and will he opened as usual at Fight ,'Cluck, fur the admittance of the Second Price, which commences at Noir. &tarn, 54.; Second Prig*. 3s—Pit, 3r.; Second Price, Is. Oa—Lower Gsliery, is.; Second Price, h.—Upper Gal lery, Is.; Seroud Price, 6.1. I'r:A*2le 1./11XCS may be had nithtly of Mr. Stevenson, of whom Places are to be taken, at the Bus 011Ece, :3; I awl En trance, from Ten till Four. To. morrow. The Caron De Tretack, with Free anti Easy. THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISHOPERA-HOLTSE. spceiai Permission of the Richt Honourable the Lord Chstitherkin. FOR THE BENEFIT OF MR. BARTLEY, Stage Mawr , . ON SATURDAY EVENING NEXT. Sep. tember 18, will be preleated (cur that :\ izlit only), Shakapeare'm Comedy of THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. Sir Juba Falststr, Mr. Bartley; Mr. Ford, Mr. Egerton (hy perasissioo of the Proprietors of the 'Flieittre Royal Cirreat-ortlesi ; Abiahaat Slender, Mr. Harley. Mrs. Ford, Min Kelly; Mrs. Page, Mrs. Chattericy. To credo& with.',tira. fiat al this Theatre) the milo.drarta ealkft THE INNKEEPERS DAUGHTER • Hwy, Miss Kelly. Tickets to be bail of Mr. Bartley, 4, St. James's-place; Mr. If.elkhata's Library, litoatt.stecet ; Mr. Saws's, Pali :sail; awl at the Theatre. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, Under the Patrunage of his Royal Highness Pitsee Leopold of Sate Cuberg. TIS I/RESENT WEONES D A Y. Septet*. 11 brr 13, and daring the IVeek, the Evenisg's Eater tempests will commiesece with tlw admired Arislophante Sketch. by Mr. W. blnaegieff, called 'IIIE MANAGER. IN PROSPERITY! Or, ACTOR'S COIIEDY. After which (for the third time), mn entirely New Gread Ro mantic 111cht.Drartas, *bleb lass been wine weeks in pre. pars:ion, w.ils new Merle, • stensivt• Scenery 'breams, Prorirtiee, anil Dr enraldnee, m. whi acts, called THE SMUGGLER'S DOG! Or, THE LLIND BOY'S AIURDER! . . . Ti. ronAade with, for the third time, 411 quite) entirely iil•M• Fametta Mwiefty Mr. M. s eurri), called rilEoicLE AND MUSI'ARDI H., 'll7 AUNTS TRAGEDY. 'Dozes 4*. nod 3..—Pit 2..—lialtery Is. Dom:hopes liallf-osot Frye, begiu Half pat Six.—Second Priest lialtpalt ..• Places to be tskeo of 3lr. Itornuer, et the New Uux- Oate ju , tpt Graud Marine hsloon 1/1 Cie Theatre, and of .huts may be had Private Boxes nightly. alto Free Airsig• sloes for the Seoul.. Us Monday next will he produced a New Drama, fonuded sw the newly ',Wished Novel, " The Abbot," under the title of :11.try slur en of Scuts; or, The Ester, from L;ich.. It wen! This day is published, in 3 lam 1/011.. 12 am. pricy 13s. /pH E CON i'ESTEU ELECTION, or n JL Courtier's Promise, dedicated (by 'permission, to the Duke of Leinster). By A. M. ENNIS, Awhor of " Irntand, or the Montague Family," &o. Printed for A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhill-street. The following will appear this .Autumn: ELEANOR, or the Spectre of St. Michael's, by Miss C. D. Rams, Author of "The Foundling of Devonshire," &t. 5 volt. TOE FEUDS Of LUNA AND PEROLLA : ■ Ro mautic Tale of the 16th Century, 3 vol.. LOVERS AND FRIENDS, or Modern Attachments, by Anne of Swansea, • vols. FARMER OF . INGLEWOOD FOREST, by Elisabeth Helm?, Third Diigloo, 4 vole. VERY STRANGE BUT VERY TRUE, or the History of an Old Man's Young Wife, by Frsocis Latium, Second Edition, 4 vols. THE MIDNIGHT WANDERER, or a Legend of the Houses of Altenberg and Lindeudort, by Margaret Camp bell, 4 role. CARY'S NEW ITINF.RARY. This day is published, price 13s. in boards, CARY'S ITINERARY; being no accurate Survey of the Roads of England and Wales ? with part of Scotland, made by rommaod of his Majesty's Postmaster-General, containing Routes to upwards of 9,000 Places, not given iu any other work of this description— the whole of the Noblemen and Gentlemen's Seats; • com plete List of the Stage Coaches, with their time of depar ture and arrival ; Maps of the euviruns of the principal Watering Places. This Edition contain., in addition to the former articles, a List of the Cross Country Stage Coaches, shiewing the most direct public conveyance from town to tuwu. NOT►.—This illork may be bad, bound with a set of Comity Maps of a corresponding size, price I/. 14s. calf, gilt. Published by John eery, No. S 6, St. James's.strect, near the Palace; and may be had of the principal Booksellers throughout the kingdom. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. WAKEFIELD, At Garrawsty's Coffee-house, 'Change alley, Cornball, on MON DAY, October 9, at Twelve &Clock, in Four Lets, FOUR CAPITAL FREEHOLD FARMS. partly Tithe free 31111 Land-tax redeemed, situated in the parishes of Whet , ley, St. Osyth, Great Bentley, Wicks, Worminglord, and Thorp, in the County of Essex, contain_ ing altogether 653 A. 3 R. 23 IP. all highest state of coats:it 11111 l let to Memory. Ablett, Hardy, Bush, and Rawlins, must responsible tenants, for upward, of 1,9001. per anima, 'with etwelkiit Farm. hou:es and Buildings °revery deseriptiur Particulars may lit• lard at Mr. Wakefield's. Brook-street, Ipswich; the Three Cops, C,eleisester ; of Meteors. :neva awl - Chalk, Chelmsford; Messrs. Jitelcoona, Ruchford ; at Garraway'o; cud of Mr. ‘Vaketleld, Laud Surveyor, 34, Pall wall. NMS' LO ERY. . If A N anti ti„ and 120. Oxs OIL ford.streo, request their Friends will csll for a Scheme of the NEW LOTTERY st either of the above Offices, it being impossible within the limits of an Adver tisement to develope the peculiar advantages of purchases made before the Sib of October, the day the Drawing com mences. The priocipal features of the present IMP ry are, them pre 7,600 Tickrts.-4,400 of winch will be drawn tile First lLy. Two Prim.' of 10,0001. will be drawn within she first quarter of an loner, and all Illatiks draan on Mal day will be entitled to 141. each Ticket, or Shares to a proipurtisutatc value, if presented on tar before the 13th of October, lint not afterwards, thus giving do the cooly Adventurer a superior and 41C1:11101 advantage. The Scheme il!SO contains Two Prmes of 20,40101. with the usual proportion of tither Pr zee. MARTIN aid Co. look forward with confidence to a re currence of that patronage it win ever he their pride to ac. kuowiedge, lend beg leave to state that the last prize of 10000 f. MONEY, was Sold by then), at 8, C,orultill, and 120, Oxford-street. TRUSSES. N consequence of the demand for. rod treat I benefit derived from, the use of PIN DlN's PATENT TRUSSES, without metallic spririge,G.4 WA N and CO. beg leave to inform the Public, that their Manufactory is taw at No. 200, Fieet-rtreet. 'florae Trusses are highly approved of by the must eminent Surgeons in town and country, and recommended 011 FICCOU lit of their great and uniform pee. sure, without chafing. Respectable references can be giveo to Surgeons and others, who have proved their good effects. Muse by whom steel Trusses have is r 3 wore, give the decided preference to P. B. Pessons seeding the cir cumference of the burly below the him, so d t h e l argest p art of the thigh, stating which side the) arc sactvil, may dc• pcud ou bent; cunt:oly titled. " News just now received from Jamaica :—Twn cargoes of cotton-wool are already arrived at Kingston, from Sava- Mlle. The i nterinr of Nl.ll Grenada is perfectly quiet, and in favour of Bolivar ; only Carthagena and Santa Martha hold out, but are blockaded. Every• family that has not provi sions fu► six mouths has been sent out of both places. The Archbishop of Carthagena and the Viceroy have fied, and are at present in Jamaica. It is said that the lath ris a di minitive old withered man, with a head not above five incises in diameter, and that his exterior appearance makes a sin gular impression on people who recollect the enormities which ha has committed. He lives at Kingston, in the house of a Jew, and, besides jewels, has saved half a mil lion of dollars. Brion is blamed for having suffered that prize to escape." EXTRACT OF • LETTER, DATED BUENOS AYRES, JUNE 16. " The political state of this country appears to be in as great confusion as that of Spain. Alvear aud Carrera are near Santa Fe, but it is not exactly kuuwn what forces they have under thews; they probably do not exceed 1,000 ur 1,200 men. If they were assisted, as was reported, by Re mises, the Governor of Entre Rios, and Lopez, the Governor of Santa Fe, they would most likely before oow have made an attempt on this town for the purpose of placing Aimee at the head of the goverumeut ; for Can era Must have a person com pletely devutrd to him in office here before be eao carry his viewsun Chili into effect. But these plans are fur the present disconcerted by Artigas, who has attacked and defeated a party of 400 of Ramirez's troops in Entre Rios, and possess. ed himself of the Aunuyu de la Chip'; he afterwards march. ed towards the jurisdiction of Comptes, whither, it is said, Ramirez has set out with a body of troops. It is supposed that, in case of success, hr will annihilate Artigas. These two provinces remain io a state of anarchy and confusion. The port of &made de Santa Fe is shut, aud no vessels arc allowed to pass down or up the river. " Here we are quiet as yet, but a change is fully expected. I am inclined to believe that Alvear will eventually be Governor here, as be ha' a strong party in his favour. " From Mb we have !Mich to the Bth of Nay: Ito arri vals had conic in from Lima. The expedition to sonic part of the roast of Peru would sail it this mouth." EAST INDIES. Extract from the Boosbuy Courier of the 6th of May : CEYLON. APRIL 1 On the 27th tilt. the Hon. the Lieutenant-Governor, at tended by Mr. Granville, returned to Colombo, from Aram), atter bong present at this late inspection of the pearl-hanks. We are informed, that after a very toilsome nod accurate examination made by Lieutenant-Colonel Hamilton, the su perintendent, the 3ludrugam Paar was the only bank found to yield oysters in a proper state of maturity. Orders have in eanaseriueoce been given to fish this bank without delay, which it is estimated will yield about two tars and a half of oysters. The fishery is made on behalf of govet aliment, and the oysters are to be disposed of on the beach, in lots ur utherw:se, as circumstances may render expedient. ceLcurre, •PRIL 10. RUbilkuud, March 28,1820. The notorious rebel Bhujah Sing, who has for upwards of 18 rears infested the jungles oil the aorth-east Iroutier oh the Barclay and Shahjuhanpoor district, commenced his year ly di predations in the begiunirg of this niolith, by carrying o ff the Zemindars of three villages, for ;Le purpose uf com pelling them to ransom their persons. The troops on thin frontier were divided into small parties, none exceeding 30 men ; but as the force of these marauders was variously esti mated from 100 to 300 men, a reinforcement of a Itisaldar from the Ist RAMAN horse at Barclay, and a party of Sepoys under Lieutenant Chitty, from Shalijubatipoor, were Mime_ diaindly ordered Out to strengthen the 'out-post, and the necessary arrangements were made to repress these predatory incursions. On the evioinz of the 15th March, Lieutenant Chitty re ceived information that Hbujah Sing was encamped in a thick jitnfile on the bank* of the Chooka Nullah, and at two um. on the morning of the 16th, imirched to him with the force under his immediate command, consisting of about 40 &Toys and 20 Sowers. The. nervy had hiken the precaution to post four piequets of eighte.itt men each, to prevent a vurptise, one of which was extended a considerable distance un the road leadiug to this eucampinent ; but Lieutenant Chitty being apprised of this, was enabled, by the darkness of the moronic, to move round them unobserved, and having extend: 41 his men for the purpose of cutting off the retreat of the enemy (the thickness of the jut:tit:not permitting them to act in a body), it insert independent bring commenced, which was minium.' for about haT au hour, as the rebels retreated along the banks of the Nullah, when their ammunition being .xpended ; they precipitately fled, and were pursued for nearly two Mows, until not a man remained in sight. The Nsib Risahlar, who commanded the Susrars, being killed at the commencement of the action, and the extreme intricacy of the jungle ►endering the horses an 'flambe:wee, one of the enemy's piequets was daring enough to attack their rear, but after sastainiug a loss of live killed, wa■ compelled to retreat. The loss of the enemy amounted to 12 1..11er1, among The people had pillaged the house of the Pro. curette-General, Thomasi, with the design of sup- I plying themselves with the arms which .core there amassed, and of burning the records of criminal pro. emelt which were there collected. While the infantry were assisting the efforts of the mutinous, D. Diego Nastlli, the King's Lieutenant, and the Proeureur- General, Thomasi, thought to seek safety in Hight. M. Thomasi communicated this project in writing to M. the Cardinal Archbishop, and sit himself about executing it with the aid of Kear-Admiral Staid, by embarking in the packet-boat the Mr tar, * small tranvport vessel, which was at anchor in the road off Palermo. Scarcely had D. Diego embarked when his hotel was pillaged and reduced to ashes, together with that of the Rear•Adtuiral, who had favoured his flight. But the fury of the people raged mostly against the Prince of Cattolica, and the Ex-Commander, Aceto, who, it was said, had, in the Council held during the night of the 16th and 17th, traitorously advised that the people should be driven from the forts by the troops, and delivered up to carnage. Al. Aceto was seized oil his flight ; as he had the good fortune to turn aside from himself the suspicion of tressott, he was only shut up under a strong guard in the Archiepiscopal Palace. The lot of the Prince of Cattolica was more terrible. He had taken refuge in a louse in the suburb.. Betrayed by his omit people, lie-was delivered over to the fury of the populace, who finished his sufferings by chopping off his head and quartering his body. In the iutrr val, the fort on the Mole surrendered, the garrison was drawn out as prisoners, and secured, with other soldiers, already captured. The cannons were peMted against the door of the prison, to exterminate the prisoners should they seek by any means to escape. The number of those who have been killed or wounded, on either side, in these days of carnage, is truly frightful. The Journals have stated that there were three or four thousand victims. The number is evert more considerable. Among the dead are, Colonel Luchesi, Lieut.-Colonel Ter mini, and the Duke de Vaticani. The rumour that the Prbres of Villafrinca, Cuto, and Piiterae had perished, is not confirmed. The rest of the day (17th) passed in the vilest and incarceration of sol diers who were overtaken. The night followin.4 was more tranquil. On the morninz of the 18th, there was fresh shirmishing in the suburb., until the remain der of the soldiers were either dispersed, or but io the prisoo' of the galley slaves. The fury of the populace did not appear even yet appeased. They pillaged the house of the Advocate Paolo, senior Fiscal-General of the Court of Justice, and that of the Marquis Ugo, Directeur of Police. The citizens thereupon interposed, and stopped the ra ears of the vagabonds and wretches without any abode. In tile noon of the 18'h the rumour spread that General Church, who had the forces of Trapani, was marching at their head woes Pa lermo ; this caused new movements among the peo ple. The Junta of Goverment, which had heen formed alter the departure of the King's Lieutenant, was busied about the means of securing the galley prisons. and the prisoners escaped front the slave holds and gaols, and driving the peso:mts and other bad subjects front the city to the different neigh bourhoods front whence they had come. hs' the Hight of the 18th and 19th, several of the cannon which had been pointed against the prison where the soldiers were confined, were spiked. The keeping of the cannon had been confided to the coast artillery fartiglieri !introit). The people pillaged the houses of their chief. named St bastian Sinew As several soldiers were found in The Junta pro< lainted it general amnesty fur all that had passed, on condition that the ghlleyeslaves, malefactors, awl other bad subjects, would dim it themselves and quit the city. With money and pa•s. ports, which were to be given them for their rout.•. They were threatencd,in case a refusing obedirnee. to be condemned in labile to <louhk the p. .1.117 to which they.were before subject. The late-.t •'• 4 from Sicily continues to represent that kiiefas.•t :1 being torn by the most fearful anarchy. There few of the cities which are not a prey to the most frightful disorder. The clatitage done to is incalculable. The domains are entirely palsgeti. The losses of the principal personages, the houses of Battens: Paterno, Yraltia, &c. are immense. The Gazette de France of the 8111 nistr! , l7, the following article under the head of in Sicily." Ig:ve received from an cye.svitne=s the tong''. ing details of the events that lime taken place is Sicily, from the 11th to the I9th of last mouth. It was no the morning of the 11th that a King's transport brought front Naples the news of the Neapolitan revolution, and the proclamation of the constitution of Spain. The crew wore the cocks& of the CarboNari. This circumstance exeitPd the. attention of the people of Palermo. On the even. i"g of the saute day, t=•hich %vae the fcurth day of the fete of St. Rosalie, a great nunil►er of the in. habitants were seen wearing the tti-coloured cock. ade, which was of red, black, and sky Woe. Clubs were formed, and deliberatio►ts held au the fate of Sicily, and they resolved that that island ought to be independent of Naples ► as in ancient time.. To the tricoloured cockade already adopted dive added a yellow ribband, and wore it on the pre ~t HA a sign of Sicilian independence. On the Satj. day looming (15th July) every body was obli. : eif wear the constitutional cockade with the yellov ~ h.. band, and those who refused were ill treated. Strangers were obliged to wear the yellow ribband, with the cockade of their own country. In the evening the public walks were full of inhaliita r n4, with these cockade... The Carbonari wet- !lit-f t also, with their colours. It was posted on the walla that the King of Naples had, on the 7th, actsepteil the Spiiiie.h Constitution. This excited the ridi cule of the people, who hastily toraidowil the Kcig'• arms from the notice in which the news WA% WI. nuuaced. The name of tit.- Minister Tommiro, hail signed the Proclamation, was also toars down. The evening was terminated by the procession tit Saint Rosalie, at which the Senate of Palermo, the Archbishop of that city, the Cardinal Graviva, and the different authorities assisted. The l'insgc of the Saint was birne is the procession, dr. - orates* with the Sicilian cockade and the yellow ritiband. The procession had scarcely finished when vniei soldiers of different corps, wearing the iimfortii of the Carbunari, Call through the streets, " Vine la Constitution !" The people rep.aleit the cry, with the addition of " Vire fa Troupt de , Carbonari." The principal street i I Palermo, Calif(' Ca; aro, was full of soldiers and of people. Among tlie, confusion of cries were 4' Vire le Cu/tarifa lion 1 "—" Vire k bon Oedre !"—" Vire Nobel.. pierre !"—" Vire Sainte llusalie !" The tumult increased when Lieutenant-General Church, as CapriiimGetieral, accompanied by the Brigathor Caglitore, .iiid ordered the rolditia to mute withoak noi'e. 'The people rectived the crd , r pith ttottta ti This day is published, priee fts. I. ma, wish a clasp, SPECULUM GREG'S; or, PAROCHIAL MINISTERS' ASSISTANT. Icy A COUNTRY CURATE. " He asiskritalids but little of the asters and obligations of the priestly °Mee, who thighs he has discharged it by performing the public appuisetwirosts."—Bp. BIIIINET. 6 ' The readiest tray of inding aceels to a utan's heart, is to go into Itis house."—Coguitras's "Christian and CIVIC ECOISUITI y." Printed for F. C. and .1. Kiringtost. No. 62, St. Paul's Cherti.yard, and Waterloo.plare,