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I of 111 r _L" A , 6 its W NW" V TIER MAJESTY'S VIM' TO LADY CAROLINE B.lllltilt, IT RAM. A*: one o'clock, yesterday. Per Mit.ll2llTY end three of the PRINCESSES, and Ladies in writing, stworted by a party of the light horse, arrived at her Ltrlybhip's seAt. white they Were received by Lady CAnottat: DAmi.i, and Mrs. I.tottEt. Da wn. The Rot al Party partook of a sumptuous heel/Vast, alVr %%Inch eb.y attempted to go over the Werisitre-grorrildr, ..tud gdnklle, but bring pre.- soot..d by the I,lin. they repaired to the itrir*lttg roOill. until dinoer, which war served at half-past three o'clock, to the grand 54h1011. It colisistett of litery drticary of the reason, bervt d up in a sp!endid t}le. Alt,.tr dinner, the aentit..r hem; n • :la favourable. the Ito}al Party promenaded Yu lawn and g;11 , k1IN ; and, after taking tea lino giollelf, di rig. U . CllOl . k. Swet Oir for Windsor. _ . 1/1/SS 7y ELLON . Testergay, as Miss MELLive and her female friend. tiros SALLY Sr. vEssom, were driving in her elitriot along. Little liii,ell-street, Cuvetit-garden, • mil-waggon, heavily la leis, Caine fu comact with it, and forced it egniiiiit the paling whi , h meioses the ruin* of Dory-Woe Theatre. The sit maim' of the belies heemuir very alarming, ae the horses took fright, and the dotes of the carriage could not he opened, nor any atvess he bad to them et the me nient. The ladies being very well kliown in the peighbourliood, where Mi w Mt t.t.oit's bus reodeved her deservedly popular, her perilous actuator' excited I lively interest ; aril many zeal ens, but frontless 'memo were made to effect her deliverance. At length one of the spectators, more in ratone thou the rest, devi s ed a mo d e . B y hi s a d v i ce a •, great itemiser of chai rs were brought mita the neigh bourne.; honer*, and arranged so, as to make u vein piety causeway or bridge, from the flogway across the coal waggon, to the window of the chariot ; and the two ladies were thus brought off in safety, with moretittle personal iticoiirenienre, than an . - stratus dmery display of tlieiahineslsaoea. Miss Srevee- SON was scarcely seated in safety when she fainted as ; but Miss Mett.oe displayed grist liraine,a end spirit, ansi laughed heartily at the eukwerd situetion from which -lie had escaped. The horses were next, with great difficulty, unharnessed, and taken from the rerrierge ; end the carriage being then diseagegeil, was drawn liack hr the populace, while Lie clumsy waggon purwieri its way. The POTTYGUESZ AStflatifi4ooa his been on a tour through seraral ina9ufscturing towue, Maud- Ogg And r. turnai to iii. house iu South uilley-street, yesterday. Mr. tittekswouni gave a grand dinner. vestet day, to Lis Koval {lightest. , the Duke at Yuax, the East stud C,:itistesa of Haactruer, and several other Nobility. Grimm* aid Mrs. Sr. joint returned yesterday' to their house in Audley-quare, from their seat at bauk-Farm, fur a few days. Lord Mottos was brought, nu 'fume-day, from hie house. at Chelsea, to Seyitiour.idace. Hi t Lordship, se are sorry to say, still costumes very ill. Mr. Gsscovse and family left town yesterday for their seat iii Laucesbire. We are sorry to find that Sir Sycwer SMITH still remains uuhapovedl , untwithstauding hi. late visit to Bath for the benefit of his Mantli. The following is an extract of a letter receivei, dated Surinam, June lib , I $O9 As Mrs. CLACK% and the Duke of Yotte's story must be fresh in your memory, you cannot have forgetter; the mime of SAMUEL CAKTEE: that very pe.um !s now lit this plaice, a Lieutenant iu the 16th regiment of foot ; he is a very gay and genteel young. mall, very well liked by his brother elliecrs, and is a great favourite of the ladies. When the news appeared coucerning his former situation, the officer, met to consult If they could allow lain is, remain a tnessosate among them; aid it was agreed that he had never conducted himself ileromitory to die character of a geutleinati, therefore they would take no notice of that which appeared iii hid pipers. lie has lately fouAlit a duel with an otiaver who mule smite unhaudsonie allusion to the business, hi which lie wounded his antagoilist." His Grace the Duke of Ric nitoxze and Suite, left Dihti.. on Mondey se'rmight, on their tour to the South of lreland—His Grace slept that night at the seat of Mr. Serj. Macias, arrived oil Tuesday at Kilkeny. and co Wedyesday at the Marquis of W ATERlOttn`i:-.sut Sunday he visited Marlfield„ the seat of Colour! Bteviett.—ou Tuestley, sth Sept. Lord Cante—Friday, the Paul of SiIAN eon —Monday, Malquis of Tgogo Rostelias e ds .. tit —ititerids being in Cork ou Friday, 1341—goeato Killarney, where lie is to arrive on the the Earl of GLANDORF, the 26th—and Newcastle, is the enmity of Clare, the neat of WILLIAM T.- 11AS Conte, Esq. on Tuegilay, the Oeth—arrives nt Milford, the seat of Colonel PEENDIEG.MIT SMITH, near Limerick, on Saturday, the 30th— and on Wednesday, Oct. d. visits the Counters of Ceske, at Mount Shannon—v/111 41e on Saturday at Parsonstow n , the seat of the Ear! of Ross—visits the Kul of Ciiattl.eVlLLE on !Monday, true 91h— sud will return to the Metropolis un Weduesday, the la th of October. The house of Lady LUSHICGTOV, at Wimbledon Common, which hits been to be let for some time pipit, is a inset beautiful place. At about a mile from the house is a bath, which 'ear built by the lute Sir WILLIAM, at a considerable expense, and covered with the rarest collection of shells, fossils, &e. interspersed with mirrors, which formed a most beentiftil grotto. A few days ago, some vil leins entered the grouuds, and eittirele demolished ir, leaving the shells and piece ref rock scattered• shout the park and gruoisds, soil tarrying airily the mirro r s, Chalking the walls, so moch practised during the agitatio n of the Cath stir Question, s< again re 'l"fted tn. They preseetts4 yesterday, i n various Part. •f the town." Peace, or Ruin," inscribed in Da eharacters.. w• 'V lurs7'EßlollB CdSE. . I the r (DIP h i Ve authority fur cniammlicating the ft lowing extraortliiiary filets to the piddle:— " flu Friday, Angieit tn, there arrived at Ho loch, a .Attall town oil the coast of Merioti . tashire, lade of a very remarkable figure. being live. fret nine inches high, and proportionably stout ; slight -ly marked by the small-pee, mid with red heir, a httle turned to grey ; probably from .55 to lid yedire of age. She represented her.elfa• having been fur ttierly• a housekeeper to a faintly of elistimcuun ; and stated, that curiosity alone bad induced iier to visit the beatittes of the prilicipale.y. She travelled mirror, and pain; and proceeded from Taor-y- Bwlch, by Dolgelly, to Barmoulle mei thence to Bardeen. At ' atl the preceding places, her deport 'tient was that of a womui perfectly sane and col lected ; and ut Dolgetly she eon he inured to have had at least 201. in note. and cash, ill her purse. After retiring early to rust On the Saturday evening, at her inn, she was found iload iii her bed oil the Sunday morning, between ten unit eleven, under circumstances, which it may not he proper, in this stage of the bisintesys, to detail putilicly ; hut erhieft 'can Ic!ve no reesoiieble dua:it —either that sltt• dertroyid hrseif, or war destroyed. On Monday, the next diy, before the Coroner's Jury could be assembled, at eleven o'clock in the fortiegrit, she was fastened doom in leer eidEa; this was, however, broken opeu, and a verdict returned Died by Me visitation of God." Only a Ipoee seven-sliiilings-eiece was found either on her person or in her trunks, which had been previously opened; nor was there any paper or document whatever, winch could lead to a discovery of whir she was. A pair of liar stockiegs waif 1 , in irked with the letter D. On Tuesday, the cut of August, s h e w as buried ; but the first inquiry not being deemed sa tisfactory, she was dug up again oistildmituy, the 14‘th. awl a second inquest held, whet' the Jury tett:tee flied .4hwileuisfre. bad by wham oil ministered they kstetr not."' It is siaioii,ly it. ioe desired t fiat the "%readmit or friends of thi• wafer tutiete woman should thus be apprised of her fate; is it is only through their means that ally light is likely to be thrown on a transaction, which at pre sent appears very dark and myaterious." LANCISTER 4XSIZES. MANSLAUGHTER. Joke Bradley, alias Jelin Breilrli, was eharged with lolling *ad slaying William 1./magi!, ..t Li verpool. George Day deposed, that the deceased and himself were hreeches-makers, lad worked in L. verpoid together. On Saturday night, the I Ith of June, alter they heel done work atid hail their sup pers, it beteg very hue night, they' agreed to waft four o'clack,. wheir it would be high water, Add bathe; as they . were passing . throwel. Gladstone -street, they heurd a n0i,,,,51 at a house of ill fame ; they stopped to see whet was the cause, when the Prisoner came up to them, aiisurently a Inds intoxicated, and said to them. " your eyes, give Itk something to• drink," wench they refused to do; the Promote' pushed verleittly itginist the door of the hous , of ell tame, and ratted out *. Charlotte ;" a girl open ed the door ; the Prisoner went in, mid they fol lowed out of cariosity ; the Prisoner asked them again to give hi in something to dealt, which the% refined ; the Prisoner then jumped rip, - and s.iel he wools, give them both " a d—d 400.1 hiding," awl lie esliately struck the deceased a vo.tent blow on hie breast, got hold of him, mil dragged him into a larit kitchen ; the witness followed, to assist the 4c-ceased, and sew the prisoner stoke the deepest-it on hi. chin, which blow knocked die de ceased down; end he fell with his head against the pod of the staireese, and the Prisoner upon Into the deceased exclaimed, a pperently in goal agony, to the eituess, Geoce., tieor 4 e, lam killed ! bong me a Parma, I shad not live a moment l" Ai the tone the deceased was calling out, tire Pristine' hail got his legs upuu his ehmilders , the Prisoner afterwardstaa away oat of the house; the winiev. gut tiue deceased into a parlour, Burl washed his wounds; and, with the residence of a man, carried I home. Charlotte Aspinall, the girl who feed in the house, nod wham the Prisoner had e •Iled to, said, she should not have opened the door, but thir Primmer threatened to break it oprii, Kahl he was II friend, and told his name ; she hod been inti mate with the Prisoner seine years soice, but hr had been to sea, and lie was so altered, site • did not reeollect him. She sew the Prisoner strike the deceased without any provocation, and she let 'four watchmen into the house, in consequence of the alarm that was,given. Owen Thomas, the sirgeon that wee sent for to •attend the deceased, said he fount hi. breate-bone •deprived of muscular inutioe, nipl nil ncusat ))))) of :feeling in that part gone; a revere contusion in 'the beck of hie ueck to the hack bione ; also a par- tild dislocation and compres..imi of the spinal mar- . law. He stteii/led the deceased till the Wediles, slay evening, mid then he was taken 'to the infir mary. Dc. Brareireith, the surgeon beloneing to the in. flrmary, said, he opened the body after death, and discovered several brokeit ribs ; and knowing that the deceased had been afflicted with a palsy, be searched about the neck and back, laid hove the hones, and found the spinal process of the 4th and sth bone of the neck completely fractured, the coats of the spinal murrnw, and the spinal marrow itself, much injured; and he was decidedly of opirinia that tlfe latter injury was the cause of his death. John Smith, the man who carried the deceased to the infirmary, also attended hint in hi. dying moments: said the deceased forgave the Prisoner. •and said he did not believe it was his intention to take his life, hut that it was the effect of liquor.— The deceased reflected very much on his own bad conduct, for being out at sn late an hour, and going into such a house; sod hoped that Gust would fur. give him. The Prisoner was found—Gaily. BURGLARY. John Ballow's, Lambert Para's:ion, add George Iva/taint, were tudieted for hirglaiiiiiisly breaking and entering the dwelling-horse of John awl Mary Anseough. of Blackrod, sod stashat a variety of goods. to the ami sssss t of upwards of 10111. It appeared, that the house was btoleu open c I lewit T part•df the gnsde field ddjoieing thet Mink. by r nilato 0.11, ~ Bilk. The Prink/tiers were stkpected and ap prehended. S 1 r. Crintrluw , the clerk to Mr. Lyon. the Meiji ,Mate at prdducert the written coareSsions Made by Riillow-ti and Pdrtington. Vitlentine enatesecl tlie cha-ue to a friend, and . to the constable when !/, , 4ppreleettded They were all fouir.l 'Mr. SCARLET MAUI he had several other indiet. ' . ments tigai.eit the Prisone rs , ar of a billidar niiturv, which lie prt sinned were now unnecessary:but hoped as the parties were botind.over, hi; Lordship would .ailow the expenses upon them: which the Leetiled Judge assented tn. of the 13th FArttaq Lat. Eirliott the morning. partot the ' • Were (gnarl in gird POLICE. cettonet.t., SFPT,6. Walter Smith was brought up en a carious charge, !bet of goal: into au eatini house in Salisloirs , imuare, Fket•street, yesterday, aial ',plum himself with what he chose, to the a mount of two shillings; afier which lie vitae.: of wittiest orinaishariiie to discharge his reckoning. being hemeght back, hr kid as mintey,ll44ll was IlaCret/re detained. The.lllugiatrete d. :tied he could affical ino ',lief It ap peared line rim of Bret/16mm that the Prisoner is i n the bake of pmethilig lido chow ettUde of living, us lie had ben lately brought befit* tie Lord Wayne upon a similar chary. linos thetuccasmailithomer, Iris appetite was Ito. d:licate, as lie had gone to alma the taverns in the city, sheer he fed on tort:e, sod demob h prupartinn. lle was ordered to be detrineJ, in order to be paned t.. i.is perish in the country. Weite win cionniitte I tdr trial, far pickin g the pocket of Mr. CAM - tint of ir.ekrViissolt, yesierluy evening, , Is Bartholomew latis•. The t'ri.olier was seen by rs Gentle- ' moo unwept', the theft into his pocket; be wag instant ly seized, *ha the article found on hint kriserl l'eek, w e, in like minuet seized is the art of con veyiag a Sit.. liaiiiikerchief from the pocket of a gentleman. K. ens roinocitteLl foi Jugs teary, a lamplighter, was eharged with stabbing a child is the head w.th bus scissors, thited , ny, :Mont It epos/red (roil. the evidence of a Iniy, that WI t!ia PiriAlaiWt was iiinionial his lamps is Cruse-strut, Irmstincy.squa i e, souseehilairen were playing, and sue of date, A female, net tisraiegh the Lehler iiplos Ike Prinoster'n shoe, when hr m oonily reset bee with tlic w issues in his howl, by which he cot her dinpriestrly itelamd the ear The child waslakeu to tor‘ron 1'1,1411.1tr was Oralt•flaal to ill/ lainien tip - &pie to-morrow, awl the child to atteuel. sovr• sTIS Vriterikty Pict trd lleaniao was examined before .1. N mass, Ls 9. this noting Illantistra.tr, on a chisr. , ,,, ,if bigamy. 'l'lee Prismier, from his age and prison/0 app-seance, dug; sot seem it all r ilintlated to engage fictuale WirtAlMAllll net wadostamitue which, it seems he has contrived to CaIMI4IC three wow.. at Dime iuto the chains of matrimony. Two of CANNON eutit forwasil yesterilav, and it la irupposeG there is mite enarriage to either o f th ese, of which the wife is alive. the Preweeutrix, to the preseut ea.e, is 2 very decent goinl- Nokias .r j edi g gremekk, wh o stat e d, th at s h e was turned tuthe iostetteeseby boara, sit the parish clotted' of Cbeite•- • basa s Gleammemetekor es . die let of Mtge*, 1308. The otter mosyie`swM mood to haws take. place at Sr. Au . chewy, 146161.111111,• tile year 1794. The wife in this case et.. .WNW of the PrOmisor's plauderissi t her of every ' sod leaving her much dintnnined, with set oral children. The Prisonsitnessfusly caltianted for trim. A young mini, pied as a letter-earrier at the two peep, Paddingtoe, wee charged with serretiug a letter, mmtailirattiro Peak 1101111% each. The must diatrawsa. cessimashimew MAI. eme, was, a sister of the Prisoner beyg ebbed S. b **teem spits' him, be blaring efeffiarel her Olvdligheielltt sae of moire talteieot of the letter - lie wes commillated itiv further exemematme, and bail taken fee the appeoltileuef the sister to give est dears. t Luemityrcie , earl. Oh Two deal men, of the usm*ei Jelet std Ift*if I, were coevaited ander the Polish Acsiu the peirsity or Tee Min hoes 4,41, for carryssg away ashes from Bulimia, they oat being satplui.ed iii authorised by the contractor. but being able to pay the true, they were cnsaidied. T!1 RMY. • A Gemmel Court-Martial bas lately been held at Mall, on Lieutenant P. U Wl.arnes, of the id Bantams of the 13th Itegisuest,ut Foot, upon time underasenneoed charges : Mt. For believing as. a srandahus lied iuisasuus utonarr, such as a uohecoming the rhos atter of an officer mod a gnu. tieman, in havi,:g ni at grossly 'molted 3lator king, talker std Regiment of foot, :it Scarborough, by telling hire that be !lad aansited stoat doomed iisfvutous lip a, it the same tom saying to him, " 1 shake any stink over you," or words to do edict. Mi. For having, in a public entire mem o at the York- Tavrro, et Volt, posited, or caused to lie masted, it paper, co..inititug worsts to the following effect " 1 *cell post Major of the to.al Regimen of Foot, as a Wee calumniator, a liar and a coward, as I rallautiaray whl via (SigaiLl) P. D. WiILEL 3d For haring sent • copy of the above to Major Cite s at Scarboroneh, adding, that the aid l e t ter h ai l h een posted in the arolfre-flhllll all York. Such coialluet helot highly subversive I,a issaaary disriplitte, and ill berm h of lilt Al lnk, of War. Ursa e Melt charges the Court cams to the fullotriug ole. ei sma .—That the perunice, Lieetratteet V. D. %Vb. el.l, Wag Vot Owsl - '(be ihst of bibs " be having telm ticeedeleas wad nifamoug'plodbodik, Malls an is nu. becoming the character of an racer Mast• gentleman," hot was Gnitiyiti4ioesly intonate Major L. The:Court tlie - Prieuiter ut thlopei t of tilt Mid barge., " f shake my stick ever yam," *both. mat M , wragitics p.orcd. With respect to the second sod 1464 eileore, the E l an' find sh e p, , noiser Gritty of the whole aibimbrj part slid &alludee loan to he &twisted Hu 11101010 &mice. %sloth, gositerrve ilia Majrsts has been plemeld epprucc aud eite firm ; nod has commanded that the dumps preferred st4linsl Lieutenant P. D. Wheeler, of the litb.Erginseut of root, together with the pousitionent awarded hint for the crimes of which be has been Nand guilty, shall he praintilgated to the army, sad catered is the rontesly books of every. corps. • Bar: holomew Fair clotted teat night, with its Inuit! mem- of uproar anti confusion. Tne siii4iilar ut Tits of •• Pfubiii4 in Sr/m ( 4 of is sairLaml,' have rai s ed it to rispil pormlnsity. A botrned and celebrated writer, in •liuticing this work, says : I u '111.• Author of Nobilia has ' sometimes bar.; pa-And Cwiebs to animation. variety, and drearier. • Did oilr limits permit, we uitd select a nuntioeir of esirellent practical remarks on education from this volume, which would be eminently ireful its the instruction of youth; they deserve 'the atten tion of pareuta, guardians, OA *tartrate of human nature. Throughout this work there ie a vigorous tone of morality, a dignity, an elevation oligoad tilde ; and acute diverimination, on just principles of enormity.—,lf Calebs ha, passed through nine editions, se should have a bad opinion of public tame if Notioilia dung not pasa through ei4A4 . 1, " We have heard this volume attributed tis the ingenious and Reverend Writer, who lately disulav ndthe Fashionable World ; but whoever may Le its author, it ayr enlightened, beam internal A fellow of days, to :deuce of talent, awl learning." adeous appeurAlicc, stood above th4o 4 has hifesSed the uesvistaturilaiml of anti titi,is about •ParlskagO•as for' lair grim& auliO suer of faiseles.-- I fur his apprelicasiva. 1 ., .. ir. FROM Tt.IF:SI7.4Y Nrcrs•GAZETTE. The foflMeing are the Corresponsiene'e hetwee it General I:arnsielartel wed Peneral Berrinier, Con_ minder of the French troop. In the, city of St; Ihnisi'lgo, relative to the I ...:apitulafirin or t 1.4 t plave—,:w Artistes of Capittflutidn—u.ni tb cirs ,a 1 letters of Adittiral lenwley mut Caplatit C li, ; which, from want of room, we were obliged to omit in our number of yesterday :--:- Ni. i. Head• Quarters, Fereocfs flonse, Jour op. tong. Stet—ln obedience to goer orders, I pro, idea 5.., g o,, e t 1:„. tiag 4 truce sent out o( the city of St. Loonier this day, add have awe the honour to report to yon tie result of Dist interview. The French Commissary setpisinted Me, :hit be hail berg sent out by Geueral Bsoquier to propose that prowl rooms should he appokied by you and himis:lf to treat for a suri•t•itifir of the city. I told him, hello:• you con- ' r seined to smelt miusures, it arm pine ileCre to Louie ~sae_ rally od what terms that negneortion re is to be ?ensiled ; finding he hesitated, I judged it most rspheit to info •rn him ' of the .ersns on wtor-.•h only yna would ariaclate, an uueols dational aurrender of the garrison. _, He then proceeded t o in f orm tat e of those on w hi c h his tillelieral Weilld alone treat, to Howell oat with nit the Ito- lig tar. •of Wal.. not a. PisolterS, to toz seat to Frtisre. Or Am, - nes try the British, as elm such of the anh•bittuit4 on •w• is licr accompany the garrisoa, or th ose s i l o lid not do tio to the fist indorse, to he allowed a gives time to ft/ estate ; the city in be occupied by the Britiab until these Aeticles are hilfilicil ; and sport such terms, G•meral Barqui e r would. have an objection to the Spaniards beteg loch, led in 11:c Negutiatiuu. I buCellsc honour to be, are. C HY Elits, Lieut.-Col. Deputy Usartee-Merder ,' , •• Major-General Carmichael, cornasaforng His l' Majesty's Force s in at. D OM A...) yo P. S-1 have further to acquaint you, that .A., .. of this conference with the Frtuil. Commissary, a dot tt..t ' fail to impress epos hue that the pule of joct or tris.liilli,b forte in th.a i,laild was to expel the Freni b front th, city[ sod to replace it in the hands ofou r a lh es the tipaniargii„ , 44 40 1 that in no station of case w o uld a orgoriatton be entered tato, wherein tint nation mid its iiitivests 'woes out fatly talon' lute tuninderotousr, as the aiim and Mends eNt British. (Signet ) C. MT rits. 'tn. 9 -s(fr anslat ion.) Aitilli or Vr. NO:.ll4t.tly • Head-quarters, St. I,luisiMgo, Jima .3n, nom. • 1 Ilarriesier, (kestrel of Brigadel Comisrunter-io-Chisf„ twit Adariikstiater-Graerill, pwirorraina ter dittie. of Cep tatuGeneral, to bre Exetlibuty . ‘eneral Carmichael, conotiamitug the Laud Fights of His Britannic Ma jesty .. GS a sitA lA-T halt. teat 041 board His Rritaitsie Majes ty's ship Poljoltemus,' Iwo officer., whom I Lave ordered to propose to Commodore Bryce I.:duiloy, , a suspen • elf arisis foe three days, wen a v i ew to haMlitate cottons between us. I make you the seine proposition, in wider thane armistice may be general if you agree to this, let me kn ow it by the officer who is the bearer of Cuia dispatch. Accept, Sir, the sesame& of the highimaiilleratina with which, lye. (4i ruff) BA litllj I EU. , "Su. 3. Mmod.quarters June in, sane. Six-1 bad the hominy to rector., your kateiteucy4 Let. ter respecting a propositioo fur au armistice too three ilsss, which 1 fuel Feat eumern that thehosoor of Ws Lit:soma Majesty's Naylor dues um admit uf. The erfoiror that your Eseelleaoy gam to the summons of Capt. Calph,. walwemaseitil; lids Ilkilleame Majesty's naval forme before timeieeMillsisar Limeaugo, natured me to re pair teats tog*. wool/port lib, arms of my Sovereign, and to si num ct=eltt.. b ehi ll= a6.4 11be Speetatd•, wh o ar e also • the hermits. mi lat s t r iat iv =ileemnidare my eninonsick exclusive of - tirraiii Mycelia; their*, it week, be Mitemisimet with my ditty to ray Brag and bit ittles" to eater Sete ley seapeesine of hostilities, milers by est twos d:rioe4l sarresider of the garri hie as prisoners of wat -Tbss-bliketey ileteretery who accOmpinied the of car, from. irlaseall kestabe beeoar to reeeire your letter, aria convey your Factittley's einem to me , 1 hare the boomer to he, he. - ' • OVUM LTLF, CotitatICRAEL; • 'Slajor.gemend ettininaisdiar Hie Britannic Maiesty's force befi.r.: the city of St . . Domingo. . , Wit. 4.--(Treesisiise ) i . • Attars Or Ir. DOOWITGO., ' -. , • Hesit•Quirtert, it. Derging ',Ante to, HP* &minim, Genets' of Brigade, CoAdander-is-Cstef Nod " Aiimianstrator-tionernl, pert:anus; the dirties of Captata- General, to his Est-Miele" Stemorai Carmichael, r m u, mauler-is-Chief of th- British Forces before St. Dolloinflv • NlR—The susiotis•boa or ohm . eihseir.4 bar, bad the h. - minor to propose t." jtutt baiblir bey., v.,'- ii,d ~aky..1,10 a view to ime.fac:lity to fist gilt seneriainies concern*: 114'11 toaN is of a definitive espottilatiosordithroli me gay oluty•turepre with freedom to the letter Viltsieb . yikar I.xecitesey has Jost toe the Meteor to write tv Inc - - Drotirous to *top the effasi 4 of Mani, pod to pit an end to iAt *sr iirh7ch ileoiriate• this yirttippy entinty, I not dial' to treat with you for theevocantiou of tbli IsLace; Irit, gorrison of St: lionitnizi, which haa'rutdoullitedly acquit , res;reci from its eraesnora. oatOwttrestreet•itonuu e sai e v' •• damns trona them, and can secept of no other. In r iniequence, if It b. agreeable to pta,c be alerted to-morrow. aisles llowrwmrphieeibitiets araiint, by Commissioutes awned ea earl, side, ma urger stipulate the Articles of Ca pitnistiori. „. I wait your Excellency', swalser by the Mm e who carries ' ., ..: r ots letter. Accept the aelitame, lee. (otgned) ' - BAltatrtrit. No. a. Head quarters, Ist July, ism). Stn - 1 had the honour to receive your liweelitucy's let- Oste dir yestarelay, in einis,is , rues of whirls 4 Rpoet, Lo p:. ! , pansies of arias until hectic o'clock i./ • lavero*, at winch ' time maim wilt be givea for the re coin neoecusent ut k ua ... , tilmiels, 'Mould the confereucir have as eaftivesialtle terra_ limbos. As it is secretary for me yo have an interview with the C,..nneantler of Ilia Seit3unic 7t l niesty's ettuAtirots.ll epti,..t now imam the exact time, fur the meeting of the Calikeilii- .. loners, hilt 011 eeeeleint the Commodspe's answer to toe letter coonsted to him by time Military Secretary, din Ilia., will be nutitiest to your l!,scer.ency by ine. I am folly sensible of the salimat and perseveriss defence of the primula of St I).natage, undri your Escellem y's rommaml, rot every teare Ileild.cr inuAt deplete the !.411111.- ovary rustle u : am oisit.iuttAtilii ave.:ore of tit.' city sic at. 11..- uitugo, and in wluch, probably, the effitsiou of blood would ' sot be confined to the eumehstsootom. From ibe onsbonents U. Brains:lie Majesty's forces un t ..t have pin a brave enemy, uu thrhatiomirmble Orme will be Mt piaci 'Ton them. 1 IWO* * it "Nit° etwerse, that it is to in4ivprutst4e. dig/ ta Mead is iceasttnattoa, and trAicti os, I polonaise, *grant so to lose' noelteuey. ...• 1 gave the tumour to be; It.C. • .. it.i.CARMICIIAEL, Maijow.Gesoral, ' . cassommiling His drindin.c Majesty's • , • . ' ' fianns,!s:fore the at of et. fretateaca.. ---.- ' • Pio • 6.--(ri Analstlon.) ARMY, OT ST. 99111t1Thrh. . • • • liseilyearlms, St. Desplaysi, milJely. team . Barguier, General o. he. Writ a Ettolislary Major Carnelehael, Mr. t r filet.—Tbe of mean which eatet• feetwese•tt. p4dilli i mil ' . anis. simmuld tea's kreve red the UAW. year tiospil heal Made is taking a ptalt but tit ht. At this sauumet, Ihotttirds and lipaMeb 110 d a. rs ate MIIBMIAnte. 'wad scaoo , aniOly Pink? Vit walls* . ihie sieetrillossedwiliagreetente fur 6‘11814 tvptillis, .lidsh i _ t I . .1 • 1 . • ' • , t t I . 4 11 ; 11(