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have thus saved thcm, voila only have expoted them to perish on shore for the want of fresh water. A few horses, indeed, did escape from the %hip end swam ashore; but in consequence of the total want of fresh water. they either died before the people quitted the island, or were left there to perish. The sutferers had but a•melancholy prospect be fore them ; the whole number amounted to ebout ::29 souls; the island on which they were cast was completely desolate, not a shrub nor a drop of water to be found. They made large fires, and slept around them during the night. To their great satisfaction a ship appealed in sight the next morning, which turned out to be the liessora packet. that at the commencement of the gale had parted company. Ely the humane exer tions of Capt. Clement, who immediately Went on chore to their a.sistance, they were pll safely em barked on board the Masora packet before uight, except a few which remained with Captain (-le nient and Captain Beusou till the next morning. tlefore they fi nally embarked, they visi ted both ships, but rattail it was inipcnisible to do any thing iffeetnal tovraola saving them. FOREIGN lAT&LLIGEACE. AMERICAN PAPERS. CIRCULAR. " Treasury Department, Ilay It, lino. Silk-YOU will herewith receive a printed copy a an Act conerriiin; the commercial intercourse between the Duitril States and Great Britain and Francs, and their De pendencies, and for other purposes. " The instructions formally given respecting the execution of provisions of a similar nature, being applicable to the two first *echoes of the Act, it is only neeemary to observe, that the exclusion frani the harbours or vi air is under the jurit diction of the United Statcs, mulnaces !subject only to the exceptions mule by the Art) every diseliption of British it wench armed yawls, whetbrepublic or private, mid whe ther a tiling w th or without a cosautissiou, authorising the capture aversely. " All other restrictions ent the commercial intercourse with Frauce or Great Britain, out previously repealed, have expired on the Ist instant. I am, &e. (Signed) " ALBERT GALLATIN." • BEM Yolti, JUNE 3. Jackson (British Minister) left thie city on Saturday afternoon last, in the Experiment, ar rived at Hudson ou Monday evening, and, on the following morning, proceeded into the interior fur North •pton Plassucliusetts). We Jearn that the latest am:runts from France is the hands of Government, are of the most gloomy Complexion. Mr. Armstrong certainly returns, • having Mi. Russel Charge erdffaires. A new Mi nister is coming net, but Government is Lot op. • prised J his ullect. CU MAIL. arocitloill. Milt 22. -By authentic accounts, received •in this capital, the English Weft of war, which have of late sue cessively arrived in the Baltic, the Cktteget, and the Delta, under the orders of Admiral &inmates, consist of 20 sail of the hu-, three of which are three-deckers, tour frigates, eighteen brigs and sloops, and four cutters; consequently in the whole of forty-six ships of war. ./Vllt 23. Since the dreadful events of the 20th, this city bas a-sumed the aspect iii a besieged town; artil lery stationed iii the principal avenues, virally patrolling, and infantry under arms, to prevent a recurrence of the scenes of that awful day. Several of the ringleaders have been apprehended, but no person of consequence has been discovered among them. The only suspicious ci►cumstance connected wilt ells event, is, that on many of the persons arrested, sums of money hare been found ; which, though occasionally small, are far move the memos of the possessors to obtain in an honest man ner. The number of killed and wounded, on the -zeds, is variously stated : the lowest estimate of the former is 16, and the highest 40, and 130 wounded. Of the military, flee have been killed, viz. one artillery-man, nue dragoon, and three of the guards, `besides sevetal dangerously wounded by stones, Ike. The forbearance of the troops was as toinishirg ; and, though commendable, yet if a' proper degree of severity had been exercised at the cumiuetievinewt of the affair, the rad catastrophe might have been preeeats J. Count tress is at Lis countly seat, and Couii:cve Piper at the for tress♦ of %Vat-Witten, under a guard of 'safety. There arc, at this time, between 7noo and 0030 troops of different deecril•tioas in this city and to aux% 25. Ilia 'Loyal Majesty has received the followiug Memorial from the Office of the Chancellor of Justice r-- IWMELE mrmonl a in obedience to pm: Royal Majesty's mart ricioss midi.: to rcp rt the a moth of the inepiiry, set es font in m ail MeV' of your 31.jestx's eiouniend of the ill instant, teach% ie the teeth or falstehotral of the report lately thrown into cisconstion, that the death of his Royal .11 ighuess the late Crone Pt nice bid been occasioned by 1.91..f1, I humbly beg leave to state, the , the said investigation was immediately eiimmenced, on the loth bistant, in my alsteiire, lint is not yet closed, laeause seircsa' pITIWIIII rtinain yet to he 013114i11. ed, in orate, pea ft etly, to satisfy your Molest'', most graei• one desire, that all the light be throats um the important business which can possibly he °Hauled. " As far as the :ame inquiry has hitherto been comlarti4, it has riot ettorded coy grimed to sapping hail the above re pe, braids be consickied already refitted, by the re port or the 'tryst Ceilege of Physicians, on the cans, of 11,. Royal Il.chnen's death, has the least foondallos. Whether the examination of Cie persons, whose depos4_ lions remain In lu be takoo, 0,1 l foul to plans this tastier to & different light, nobe soon be homes. to order, how arosira;r the . troth, by all loafl wino 110411411 1., 1 our Royal la l eety, oleether it coma euilelettsu It lLat tad, toofac & sunned I each IC fon: triajtoty'a &AM ti.`beets, as are td possession of legal etidenee, corloborating tbc abuse report, to step forth, iu aid of indtice, and give that evidence before a Court of Law, in order that the offenders may he lawfully convicted, or in cote of such evidence not beteg *Shied, the tal:ehuod of the abUie report wore clearly appear, which ctlu•rwlee canuot but atria fur ever the 'honour of the Swedugh notion. _ "Stockholm, June I 'to." In consequence of the above Report, ilia Royal Majesty has most graciously been pleased to order a reward of twenty thou!aud b Ink epecie, to any person who may be able to give lewd evidence of the death of his Royal Highness, the late Crown Prince, having been occasioned by p Aso° or any other criminal means, and shall give such evidence before • Court of Law, in a manner sufficient to convict the offender, of whatever rank or descrip tion he in .y be. Ott the •10th of this month, the Senate, and fifty Elders of the Citizens of Vila capital, headed by the Governor, Major-General Skold ehratul, had an audience of His Majesty, to aveure him of their unshaken attachment to his Royal Person and Government, rud were inost graciously received. car, to Lesil.:N . , avt L• co CADIZ MAIL. CAD!?, JUNE 21. I have little to old to my last communication We know the expedition that left this place, having arrived at Alexers, and, joined' by other troops and armed peasantry, are gone to Ronda ; at the same time, that General Bowes, aitii a detachment of British troops, calls the attention of the enemy all along the coast io the eastward. We long to know the result, which, no doubt, is combined with some other operation here. The Duke of Dricatts arrived in this port, in the Spanish frigate Kagan:to, on Wednesday, and is still here; it semi he returns shortly to Catalonia, to ova what he can do there. TARRAGON A , 14At 0:(1. It is known with certainty, that a di;iaton of the enemy. which marched by the pass of Fresno. in Arragon, in the direction to Saragossa. the hiree of which was from 800 to 1000 men, and which guard ed a rich convoy of a number of carriagei, laden with valuable effects, and a quantity of money amounting to a million of reals, with muskets and military storm has bees attacked by the thvisien of Brigadier Duu Pedro Villacatnpa, and entirely destroyed, not a single man escaping, almost all being killed, as none were made prisoners but thou: who from the severity of their wounds were incapable of mining away. The whole convoy, Ithewia-, remained ru our limit's. AY/MONTI, JUNE 18. The French, on the 15th, cotstiuued at Moguer. During the actiou at Gtbraleon, on the 4111, the patriots took • part_of the baggage of the Dute of Aremberg. On the 10th, the division of Gen. Ballasteros was iu Fregenal ; that of Geu. Medi zt bal in Xeres and Buguillos ; an.l the French in &firs, Saleatierra, and impart*. On the 15th, Ballarteros passed to A•aceoa, from which 400 French fled, who had entered it the same dry. The cavalry of General Coupons, oa the 15th, ide a recommitting on Gibraleou and Trigucrov. Our reconnoitring parties are continually in motion. On the sth, a French courier arrived ut Strille from Madrid, whence three are already wanting. Ile relates. that on the evening of his departure,Josepli Bonaparte, with two divisions. had marched for Valencia but the private 'letter' contradict this intelligence, some raying that he goes to Andalucia, others to Estreutadstra, and others - to Burgos. In Madrid they were preyearing to give- hull-fights; for which purpose, laullatighters had been brought from Andalusia. On the Bth. the Frenei announced to the pub lic the defeat of the Chief Coupons (an they said), at Gibraleon, by the division of the Duke of Arem burg. without more loss on their-part than two killed. But, in Seville, it was known„,that he had. required, at Trignero4, 24 labourers. with "pick . axes, to bury hia cleat!, and 22 carts to convey his wounded ; anion when was a Colonel, who had treated the people of the villigitt with the greatest harshness and cruelty. In fact. on the 9th and 10th, the convoy of the wounded. iw Ib above ' mentioned akt:ois, was area to enter b t .e bridge of 'f in . DADAJOZ. niNr. 11. Captain Dan Gabriel Corrsles, nu the 6thinst. surprised a French advatired goat' near the vik lege La Morera, killing silt, and o eking too pri mmer% To the ISOM manner, ion Fraticitco Valdes. Lieutenant of the regim tof tie Prin- . ems, and Commander of the 63 ing camp of the division of General ealfasteros, attacked, on the morning of the 9th. 500 French. wire were in the town of flirter*. and pursued them to the cantle of Las Guardia•. On the satue day (the Oth) a body of 1000 of the enemy's horse preseeted itself before this city, with ■ view to cut off the grand guard which we hod in the mad to Merida, sod to carry off cattle; bet the lire of the artillery of the fortress, cud the gallantry with which oar fling parties, and the brave pea santry exerted theusselves, obliged them to retire to Talaverills. without bring able to cut off our grand guard. the (outman ler of which manoeuvred on his part, with much al, .ity. They had one offi cer, one stajeant. awe soldiers, ■nd four hors... killed. and we took tr o hones. Our lout consisted in one p•avant killed, a:id one oth and two soldiers a Queried. Foritta „ Lvrium TlteArkit--;411COLMII OPFR.I. TIIIS EVENING, THIALSDAi, Jfltte, IFNI IN Srgi formed. it new Opera, called TRICKS UPON TBAVE.I.LEKB. Tba Principal Characters by Mr. Pecans, Mr. Philipps, Mr. Horn Mr. Dorton, Mr. Smith, Mr. J. Smith, Mr. Or:. berry, and :llr. Wen itz-r. Miss Poole (brink. , her fourth ap. pearance on any Stage), Mrs. Urger, Miss Kelly; mud Mrs. Henley. After which, fur the first time this Season, a Grand Paste-. mimic Ballet of Actium, calle d KNAPSCHOU; or,,THE FOREST FIEND! Knapachois, (usurping Baron Blomberg), Mr. Robert; Conrad, (Baron Ravenberg), Mr. Botirdin; Burtoff, (Servant to Ravenbere), Mr. Chatterley ; Ulrie, (a creature of Koala. tetion), Mr. Mathews. Laraine illarsineas Itavenbcrg), Miss Luppino ; Jeannette, (her Sister) Mies C. Bristow. The Comic Opera of 'Friclis npon Travellers reformed fin- the Oil time last night, was received by a brilliant and rerillowing audience,-noli shouts of laughter and repeated applause, will he performed every erenimr till hither notice. A New Musical Entertainment, in two acts. is in rehearsal. E aim TIME. 711FATIZE-R0Y,11., 11.11%3TARKET. THIS EVENING, THURSDAY, j u'' 12, will be pet formed, a New Play, is tire arts, called TILE DOUBTFUL SON ; OH, SECRETS OF A PA LAC F.. The Priocipnl Characters by Mr. C. Herold.% Mt. pwccrby, Mr. Abbott, Mr. Frrlty, Mr. Bausister, Mrs. Glaser, Mat 11. Kelly, and Mr+. Gibbs. To which wul be added, the lent New Popular Musical Farce, called M) MURDER. Buskin, Mr. Blothcurs; Mr. Apt,lld lielvi Mr. Liston. Mins Nancy, Mrs. ; Funny, Miss H. The New May, callcd The Doubtful Son ; or, Secrets of x Palace, will be •epentet every evening this wrcli, and ou Tuesday, Thursday, sud Saturday, in the week following. A new Play in five acts Win rch I, and will he speedily prothiced..-4. new Afterpieca is also in preparation. BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, THURSDAY. JuLY 12. Dispatches were received yesterday at the A dmiralty, from Admiral PICIIiOnE, at Cadiz, which slate that about 4000 Spaniards had broil sent a. few days before to Algesiras, for the purpose of gett ing into the rear of the French troops employed in the siege of Cadiz. This operation, which is only part of a combined plsu, is noticed in the Cadiz_ Papers, which we have received to the with last. The expedit i on had proceeded to Ronda, a town Situate id Murcia, nearly north of Gibraltar, while a detachment of British troops, under General Boni s, occupies the attention of the enemy along the eastern coast of that Province. The precise object is not mentioned, but it is, pris bublyoart of a combiied plan for effecting a diver don in favour of Cadiz, and cutting off all supplies of men and provibian on that side from the besieging army. The progress of the siege is not noticed, mil t liar have we ;in,' account of the operations of the gar rison fur the purpose of strengthening the place. It must, however, have been considered perfectly se cure when it could spare a force to heernploy eel even at the distance of Ronda.—The same desultory and petty warfare, shish has proved ao harassing to the French, continues to be maintained by the Spaniards with its urinal success. We hive received, we believe, EXCLUSIVELY, several numbers of 7 he itiiatic Mirror, to tie 31. t of Jaunuy list, but they contAiti uo iutclligeues of importance. . A Grittenburgli wail arri‘e.l yesterday, with let ters and papers from Stockholm to the tuknty fifth Isst. They contain some further particulars of the late riot, but throw no additional light upon the cause., The number of the populace killed. is variously estimated at from ten to forty, and 13 1 3 wounded. The inili . ary had five killed, and I dangerously wounded. It is still suspected that the late CROWS Patsce was poisoned. A re ward of 20,049 Iti%-llollars has been offered for any evidence that may establish the . charge, and as certain that such was the fact. No person of con ' se.itience was discovered among the rioters, but it is, suspected that they were instigated by peopte of opulence. We hove received Papers from Baltimore to the 30th of May, and from New York to the ft 'lst. They contain nothing of day interest, except • series of remark, . The National Intelligemeer,im the cendttct of the French Government towards Ame rican commerce, similar to those which have lately baeu published in that official Journal respecting the conduct of the BrOsli Government on the dis missal of Mr. JACILSON. The official notice issued by the Secretary of the Treasury, for carrying the new Commercial Act into effc•-r, is given iu our carves. The rife"heron arrived at Porsinouth, on Tne4• day, from the Careens, with two Spanish 01fi •ers On board, with dispatches, relater to the late elitists at that province. Yesterday the Cabinet Ministers dined w il l th e Earl of WEATISOILAND, at his house in Grosvenor btillaree • Yesterday, a Court of Common Council was held, at Guildhall, when some few leases were sealed ; and the Court were proceeding on other business, but a :11ditilier noticed, that there, were not a sufficient number of Members present, and the Court adjourned. _ _ _ The LORD M trila hie appointed this day week for e Court of Aldermen, and afterwards a Court of Common Cow.ril. Orders have IN cu s ' nt to the recruiting parties from different regiment., to juin their repetitive corps. On Monday the Mut: loggn paying to the Bankers the dividend. on the Consols Navy 5 per Cents. and the Imperial Annuities; and on Tues. day they began paying to the public at large. . 0 r4 7471 ALA 6 tO ,; rAE Tit Y. Will DAWN OF JULY, lY THL Ll:ltt C - 11 ailLtdill/b. flail, {only July ! fair and rty. Thou runt with this holy day ; The radiance of thy infant ray Betokens gay Li:may. How sweetly spreads tby rising Bush ! But why that roay maiden blush ! While from the wale and verdam Lusk Mottle the melting mel.dy Js it because, when met thy view, ED It N set mid' bills of And spires that bore the welkin bloc, There all was dead serenity No eye the 'lotions scene to se na . What up thy silken veil was draws And broad, yen orb of dome began To mount the green wares cmupy. Oft' bare 1 seen, on life's tune lts dawn, like thine, as fair a,.d And all its splendors dashed away By storms of blark adver.;ty. But welcome thou, sweet summer's gams, Arrayed in robes of g iudy green, With dusting stiipts and geinstetween, in richest ulld sa.icty ; The hedge row bends in lines of snow, Deep kolossotns o'er the Tallies blow, And wild Rowers deck the mountain's brow, lu simple sweet simplicity. rair ball :inn of plenty nigh ! Calm be thy course, and mild thy sky ! That tear, that 'listens in thine eye, Adds beauty to thy majesty. Mancha evening lira MAJEsIY, Duke of Ca. "Lima, "Princesses Attcusts, and ELI7AC:II, walked on %Vitiator Terrace, till nine o'clov`:, H A MA3aSTY, anti Royal Patty were accompani“t be Earl Vt'iNcnELssA, Marquis Coaawau,is, Eta lisitentrarr, Lady CoLLYER, Mra. DIAX VENOn, and the' Htin. Mies ONSLOW, Geunh Mart aces) and Cal', Count Meatus, CU lone, Dfivattow, and a great assemtillee or me genteel company, whilst the hands of the lime Guards (Blue+) and Statidrd Militia, pls3ed tool charming toner, Sc. On Moodily evening, arrived at Wiliam!, Dr, Sir IL HALVOKID, MU SD** and BAILLT, DM V* tended on Princess Minis, where they reissue', all night; and on Taesday morning set Milsr London.—Her Rota& litcur ass remaius moth the same. Tticirlay morning Us NlAJEattr, Prinrr«ei 4r- GUSTA and SOPtin, acciiinpanied ty rad li 1.. cuti.sts. Count MUNSTER. General, and °ay . '', Lady COLLYEI, CO!nuelf TLYIOB and Ug•naow, took an airing in Winds* Graf Park till tathe o'clock. The Installation Cap, so much ilietingaithiife its simplicity and tlegance at OxforJ, it ItleAre continue the fsrourite herd-dress this seam°, be oi equally culculated both for morning and fall and is made, we understand, at their Royal II nesse, the Pei Nem& milliners, No. .50, Pill M In the list of rreent arrivals et Sssn•es, ere:— ....... Lord and Lady Se, non, Hon. Mr. sad Stec Ka , Captain tad Mrs. Chcsk)re, Bev. Mi. sod gr. Jars, k Broaden, Mr. Elralit, dtrs to Itb se Viola Will se. On Thursday last, the oirt . :ers tielonginK Bl..citheath LOCLI Regiment of :With pre, Bull, Shooter's Hill, a sumptuous dinner to Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, amt large party of Noblemen and lid alcalro of liiirtioo. VAUXIIALL.—The fondness of rural plesug , natural to man, seems now wetted to it. WI Gm if we may judge from the immense crowd., saunter to the shady groves of these del'et.ill dens in sweet oblivion of their daily eau.% la, spleodid and fashionable circle who graced Csarden.. on Monday evening, we olbsert , s l-- The bake of Bedford, Marquis - and Marrkeoac• vistock, End and Costars. C,,wpir, lady :Ste'Pv.sm, I Vainoutb, Countess of Skaftestniry, Lend P'slase , e - The Play at Bath, for the benefit of the and Bristol Theatrical Fund, on Satiirdav se't was most respectably attended. Mr..l. As played hont , st Sim (in Wild Oils) with mine , and simplicity. ELLtsvorre itover was i'llS r4 best and most spirited manner ; hut when se wire the merits of the actor, let to net 10 4 4 liberality of the man—we are credibly irks that lie not only gaia his gratuitous perform*, on the occasion, and paid its own expenses to , froto Loudon, but left a 501. bank-oote behind for the aid of his aged and indigent brelom NI:WCASTLE TISSATRIE.—The numeroussit' lotus at our Theatre during the Race wegt, been productive of overflowing houses, whir* pro beyond the possibility of doubt, that the rob will reward the exertions of a Managers "l' ere . efforts are obviously directed for their gratilic.t, The company for this abort season has bem posed of altuostentirely new performrs; and sto the number are, Mrs. Yowler, Meson. Wee' FAS% cETT, and IiVESTOW, lu the new compilt7 l is one cariosity child of only tire faits of whose ameaciner, both as a singer and rlanetri excited the most extraordinary sprrobel-'n' her perfurmat!ces being so much bey ond be' '" Mrs:Yon:so made her first appearance , cn nesday, at the Sunderland Theatre, in 612 Pd,' 4lagcin, in The CastleSpectres and Elle in the tnelo.drsam of that name ; on Thor 4:c plajed ENgexia, in 7Xe Fesedligg of Ot j t and 3foria, in The Chives ; and on Ftn played gra. hailer and Lady Racket, for her benefit. , A Mr. Y.IISOIe.L, sused'eseehea, who went 5 0 . sod in three boors, it months *go, from I ifd e Corneromdertook. on Tuesday. to It o ' 4 . ti b u a It uti:e ip • miuote and four seconds, re : 4 ,, 59 guineas, OQ a piece of greend.leadiT . o s l tioqCommon. towards Hounslow. H bdroiEttrath.:Leedb."mke xtphelredn3orWnhii:l4l: Oanitliad W3 5 9 0 1) 7 11 ' °' distance. te.6 uC . 7; 01.1 pr. 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