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AMERICAN PAPERS. WAalitt4GTON, DWC. 14. It is mentioned, with apparent auttiemieity, that tltr Britivit Me, Bart, ha., by'et ttttttt anit 4,1 ht. tree lllllellt, entered a imitest againat oar enatii.g Into p•ner►sioa of the Florida , by ',well:ow • or . oiherivi.o.. l +tate what I hear, not what I 'thaw. lurh iiiteiferenee call hardly he PXl►crtr.l. We give the aft.NOVe as rrosived, bat we emote' thi.,k i t w pvelitioilly appear that the Britialt CoVerstillrsa 111 We SU tar preatitawir tn'intraerZ. iu out COlieeritA. . BOSTON, o1:6. 19. : The British hrig Margaret, Book, arrived at Charleston from Jamaica, states, that inform:dims h a d 4n.ro treeived tti that piece from G ti) vita, which &Wad that 00 the 15th September, Grit. Berme(let. ersarclart: Isom (layette at the heed of 4,001 Mil.., . ror tip, 1 .,,r ) ,,,,.e of•Mtitimt •with Getters! 24/11&11, wheat he f-il its with et Cheguerames. with a nu- • nt ere& ;Ii wtti tut of infantry um/cavalry ; their nutted forces Vit'ht to march it; Careens-. General Bu. liver marched, between the sill asnifOtli with a body, of troups tiro( in number to those of Bertuudetts • . for Salt Fernando sie Apace, which were to unite wadi lilo.t. 14 eidrr Pak. The number or win-boats which ;a t,I beet! conitt we4cd is very great ; they will • . ....... , protect the (tronnoko, facilitate the °petal ttttt sof '1 .- 1 1. - the • ratiitsts tiv aatrr, and. aid in the invasion .ir ;he ton s il! of Vent:Atria. They are well 'roil,- . ••• IPA and *Ail • Trairarttlihly rust. • We are ignorant of I i 6 t.w.r II- shootings, because the if:lover 1111 l ent rte . digit" the greatest tilehee in rrsl,rct to it. plena N., 11E:,41..1' i lions. • Ctaueral Arista...soli goes with limits ; we amulet say if he will Co 11111 l and ditioni ...:.. . • - i - . The Margaret, Ikak, brought 50,006 dollars in , PI 4-Cle. .."....'"--...„, --- 111' ... ... _ ..... . 7 1101'SE OF ItEPRE.;ENTATIVES, DtClllllll7ft 17. ' - • The tip in eekg s )lo4,lwse the (louse the following .t. rinnutateatioU from , the Treasury Department, :i . . -.. .......krid," be printed, with the actual- IC:t o Jill • a j 14 1 1 111 ::::::::: Ti h d t r : : ::::r rY to pe t P ra l t r a l , I nt ru ir I . lel .l 7w e ilh l7 %or l t B l ll :in• . - • - , n ~i the flown of Representatives, ate Estimate of Or Apti...p i,,,,,,,,,, for the service of the year 1818, almond inz to t0!'..,. - 01 J. 8: c. irii.-%. For Ilor Cav .1 Lial V isCrllrim t!ti.li,pvi..r , 490,30$ 51 tLiteremirm: with l'orrien Nations 4137,6,111 04 -,' • The Military Lshliti-liment, itmluilwg Ai ' ' searifc• a1..1 ilinC•lt Deihrtia.lit T....N.' Eimbligidnent, includin g the Ma .rina.C4rpa • .. 2,611,376 20 ~.,~ 10 , 9 15 , 19 1 14 7 lir 'Ponds one of' which appropriation , ' fur the year 151$ may h4t.ultareeil. r the follvellte:- 1. The pont of . (14010.4110 annually rcorrred by the Art of the 4th L(.41.0z0h1, 1794, out a the tloties nod cuAtous lake erdo, exprosess of einveroutebt. t 2 The lolorceds of the. &loop INtlies and the duty on Maths. • 3 Tie. borphte who la way reuu.,tl the Costume and tihr bitern.ii Ditties, intrs Aattsfyisly ipba picker for which • thvy are ptectz.i.l and appropriated. 4. Any utherAinerpvtrprktied nioaey whit. muse job Aka Tirt.o.Kikaloilng the yt ar . Cis t;to honour I. be, very weapeeilatiy, Sir, -Your most obedient *moot. WNI H. CRAWFORD. The IltmottralAr Cie Speaker of the ti,asse ui Iteptestut.ttiv4 e. 1 I i (From the Narnprprzis Ibloesiican of December II.) .1111.1 fel ftY MOVEMENT. terdisy morning; we received the following Ottim•frils. I,:ijorsf.leneral John Flovd 64)0 Orders, f'atecien Como!, • Ikettotsi • '2,1817. " keen rr ti.eti lee ehe Governor and Com. sincenter in Chits tut "ttat,.• by his ({moral (leder, tin. 24111 nit , t • fortt . o.it from my division a force not occe,'ine live hnual:til meet, we She rrquuiliun of Nisj.n.deviirr it 0, on i.e villcer eunimineling at l'otett Pelee; se..l CO , it sine ars to Ned more humediately the views of the ;general litterrneitent to raise ins is a force f that hint of toy entuusinell 'pent ountqcnoene to St. Mary'd, 1141'.', r.?ns ,to oider.awtraiteet %ue, oifitout delay, So t•• , 4ow to to organ:got, ottret•ably to lan, from )uar b. igaile eve hulwn.i invn, exclusive of id:leers; these will he raised li3 toth.-60 volullierr4 shook, offer, in which case tiny rdl be r. e. wed, sod to- held lont.ivet to the ender of Major hi ureat dues, l'e•ten swab army. "' I 'tiy rah cendidestee oil yoor ,htizeret i n c ur r yi n g This enter into 1 &et wide ahecrity, am: that the e tercisr of your vegitaster will guard n; lush the least evasion o f its ...li f e exechii4lll in fit the Atli romplement of eni:n eleinvul ed oh^tit V. i the y by required to take the field. YUll Mai 1eekt..•046144. the receipt of these orders. Lose uu time in foiroistete..; Or, at the sitar time, wish a data{ of the forte to ripe. liooti. • Aare the hithour to be respectfully, " Your obedient Servant, " JOIIN 111. G. " To i• ttigaidiereetienet Francis Hopkins I" (: "‘ r 'N'li t lf 1 0 !be alinve older Illigmlier.Ge. hevai 14tasets florwris Itios required from the Ist, lid. soil 36th vrivitiersta the quota called for toy soriNfiiiisesGeriernl. %V holler {Erse tritons are to en tense with (:Altti 1.8. Its I'll ti• glnuli,hulrut Un She hostile [wroth*, or to Rid i.l the siti-ionidtsirment of the tulati ; ; Iloymrsioni - 04 1 -14004-4146taatidi.,01_411. u_tlwr otrjret of import. Lice to Georgia, lime fall t FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. PAR IS P.IPERS. PAW , S. JAS. 19. Ali 04man, w native of Citudia. an officer of the of the l'Jrltit or F.,upt. and alio itit'ruitie tuuc+intrbrt!, et!settitiitzrrliisod, 4o:charged orotwre utak wen mid noun nun.y, waived on lite 341 at I:ernt ; and, vas the fa' linuitog dot. obtain:elan 4104. whetter or the Head of the:it:de. He was atttinfed be rn interpriier. a ho had on Into a dress as rich ii 4 Tlii4 111fierr V/3.4 aircredited to sevend commercial bower. of i !It alld S4llll Gain. A rirprrtor og . o t of the or E g , l r 1. rww dim. Id.siiirog conoinercial alto *Le Putwrii t w North. liiinnet apireas 1441A3:looktiy 8 1 , Stock lin! in, I I 1.4.1n4i 4 it, A!oistlier A 1143':,1 4 is travelling liat,iilol tudyi 114taratilia has liven for wine Imre ✓i•-ictrux at llent:a. Aligtir it ion sue. that throtigh Fi,.. r y pt the Tutk. trill c.. ro.ct darn owl 'hat leariong wrll.prwrr,l to thcar tutu tiw p.rue country whetica it UrVA desired to(.recce anti Won e ? M. de Murphy was adamitted yesterday to snake ha a. kiinrileilginents to the King, on being apw punned ilk, it t'l the 1..„ir.., of Huhentolie. Tiw Ciiittiosittes s t ripointed bY the *ulster of the !uterine toirireDie wens fur wresting the drelip, al Ilse draintstic art, and the. ruin of t h e players, Wa s we are issoure , t, on establishment t..f two new grand theaters, lor French Comedy, and the other nor the Comte o..ertt, mod on the *uppres- Woo of three minor Ito 1.•4. The It picssion into rvi.. h the town of cmtiz hut felltru. hut detetinswit the eorpors toms of that town, tlie itionicipality, the ecclesi nsitcat chap,. r, the society, &.e. to nitre- sent to the Kiog of Spain I ie.! 1,1101411 ff CO111411;011 of t h e place, and to point out the means of 'ekes'. log it. f ive perwsii% loose !wen appointed to un ileitiske this ntspoitssit object, who have already made their reprrAnitirtion to his Misjcsty. On the flth ref this month two English vessels foundered on the coast of near Niontreuil. The crews and cargos*, consisting of colonial mer chandise, have been ♦l.ur. JAN. 13. ASSASSINATION OF ITAI.DES. Jansiosi, and other prisoner►, have not yet left Roars. The new instruction fUrillblitii a supplementary list of 43 witnesses. M. Bashile, si young advocate, 25 years of age, has stink henratl► the grief of having for his uncle the prisoner Bastide-Gratumont. His brother still struggles against a similar despair, but fears are en tertained fur Isis life. These two young into, of pleasing countenances, and with characters full of tionvisity, were loved by their companions, and had been distinguished in their literary pursuit:. —M. liastitle, their grandfather, is oppressed by the misery of having lived too long. The only illusion that I Is him to life is the hope of having his son's innocence manifested. The respectable mother of is snore happy—she died before the Gist sentence. 11;idaine Jau.iou instill indisposed, and in such a state or feebleness 114 to render her removal impos sible. The amnion B:u,eal has required a coulees or, and permission to see her children. A M. Constant, an Ex-Commissary of Police, who had been deprived of his situation since the I` , llllll/CUCVMeIIt of the process, was suddenly ar rested oat the I Ith, at sax ►u the morning, and on the some day underwroot hi. first ex, tttt i s notion. The serit.,,t, or the Police drelar,. ou oath, that oft the v g of the 19th Mardi altos man, moiler pre tence that every one was tired on I•aor.day, and that they ought to he so too, had ordered them to retire to test. ladmite Mattson doling her jonrney, bail exer cised a kind of ;mann* over the geoid -miles who had escorted hcr. In passing it villoge, being annoyed by the curiosity of the inhithitonts, she put her horse to the gallop, oLligisig kyr guides to follow her. At the t of quitting her cousitryinru to he resigned ou the frontiers of the Tarn to iv new brit:vide, she could not withhold souse minks of triatlerstes*, and made her 'Rheas and tackoow. !sapient. to the soldiers who bad conducted her. ".:**. DUTCH SI A I LS. HAGUE, JAW. 13. SITTING OF THE. RF.COND COAMBER OF THE STATES-GENERAL, JAN. 13. A Mescige was received from his Majewty the with several Conventions concluded between this Kingdom and Foreign Power. : . _ L A Convention with the City of Eintodom, for the main t4ll:l Ile. of a luKhi-huuu• upon the EMR. 2. A Conovento .... with Denmark, extruding the Treaty of Commet CA' of 1701. 2 A Convention with Hanover, for the reciprocal giving up of deserters. 4,5, 0 Collocations with Protasis, Bavaria, and Wirtein here, on the reciprocal Audition of the duties on the pro. peso, of fureiyu•ra, in case of death or rearmost (runs the euuutry. It is sfforned that Count arltz, the Commis siootr-Georral of the War Department, is to be employed upon an Embassy to it German Court. 111GUE, JAN. 13. A storm. which has blown all night. and is not yet over, has done much damage in this town and iglibourhotal ; it was accompanied at intervals by liraty ram. Large trees have been torn up by the rotas. The Captain of a vessel %hick sailed in the night was blown ores board, and has not since been heard of. %Ve fear that we shall hear of great dacu.s i r at sea, and un our coasts. FROM THR FRENCH FRONTIERS, JAN. 13. Strict injunctions hare been sent to all the Pre. feels in the northern departments to have rigorous search made for the lately pohlished work of NI. Schaffer, to Fr ize all the copies of it that sorry Ire Carnal, and to send them to it seems that great stress is laid on the er‘eerst ttttt of these orders, as the tone of the whole work is particularly calcu lated to excite the !staple's minds against the further stay of the Array of Occupation in Frasier, skirls any base the more disagreeable consequences, as this has hitherto bent regarded as a great grteertwe by , simsisobabitrusta, It is said that the, Duke — if AVelliiitttolit in eon' sequence of his late conferences with the French Gtuerrienesst, Ina to discuss affairs of the greatest impurtance with lime Bralltil Niteristry. VILNNA, DI::. 31. we hive now more ivarticular UCellUill of %%lint has iirose.l ois the frontiers of 1 3 riii. 'llw attack nook upon the Turkish rTOlrtlef 4ittrrms of Ki jizid, by • hotly of littilrs, 1 1 / 1 1‘ not led by Ahhits Afirzi, whom his f4ther hay firstined for his to.the throne of hot ,y Ali tun v tiler von, wl the I.ither INAS pawed over to ehisovinig hi. 11 1 11CreatIkr • 11111 1169 on this neeintot fives sit eillittee with htnr. it is further coilfirtned shot tins inconsiderate provvreiliog, tviiisrqueuce of the tlev;laroliosia by the 14riateli, will not hr ovie..ilrtl with any iiiterrnpi ttttt of the good .usr. deishetivling . Ivetwero the two engines._ A court; %tel . ,' di patched by the British Reel dent at Bagdad,. pert l'at)4l to Coot.tantittopte. low berte murdered sitar 11(4,161, •sal rubbed o( his 416. patch.* . JAN. :8. Mingib `roll Von Pitqach. Pra•sian Nltui.trr ea else (Infiniti, Prate. alio sae iittetlit.d by a rcsete tllurw on hi , ortaris from easptaiiiiisopir, lw l gnly i.rrivial herr we the Ist of this ih. I UtiAll TILE 1111%1MR. JAN. 1. Sime Paper; say, tb.t the ritiriox of Ft.toki%ltt Lore tirsisaittletl of the LA iits•Lahit Iludy uu Lecou:it ••° • •.'".6. 0.410. '"1 of the arrest of Colonel l'on Nassentradi, retie Dtvottes. 4e, Egypt, 4 11 ) : 411 0.i7 1 ve r ti l :i lth M ill* itrio: le b r y r w m .7 O l f h G e e r :1 11 :1 1 7 of rrocciint.m. SAN. 2. A notice has been put up at the Exchniugr, ritivelv emitruslieting the report of it lireoeh %%Rh the hey of Algiers. The rli•patehes ruin INF SweiliAt (7oti+ttl, of 1511 i October, giving tut or court! Of the sailisig or the iltiortrott, n~riitna, at the .nine time the friendly dispositions of Aigiero towariisSweihli. For Poor drays a severe cold has prevailed.-- ( Onich Papers to tlse ilith IWO • CRACOW, DEC , . 26. Ifs Majesty 'he King of PrwAsio 6114 seot 200 ducsts to our " petievolritt Sainiety." flu Majesty the Emperor of Russia, 11.4 a mai k of hi+ particular regatta, has tint only allowed the free importation into Poland of the iiiisintHelturs Mid productions of our 11,puldie, but also vdrtted the importation from his ettipite of u nuu,btr of horse. fit for agriculture. Hi' Majesty the F,lnputor of Austria, our Pro tector, has allowed Satlt f the mines of liezka to hit furnished to us at a lower pi ice than to other countries. We learn from the Vionla that the Polish troop► hitherto in the pay of Russia, now go into the pay of Poland. The animal corn paid by this kin - dom on this account aumount► to 40 million* of Poli►h florins. tweed. snit ht. may art) tiie. Gull of :;4(.11 trAt •• " ll ..littirttY will filo! 4.oi:faction in 1k cnn. seionliiiros of Noting spored no lithos to all•n•, itto some end - , and his eine' reward in the welfare of coon , ;y,. " But his Majesty, in leaving it to the Stair.* to &waive, at the same time, the imporlatii of mainhastinig the public currency, as also the ntrai.a, embraces this o p portu n ity its dta:hire, that 1' Majesty rued his Royal I hghtiess the Crows Priomt do mot intend to woke istfot.tre. as they bore hitherto ilutee, any sacrifices fur this llttlpt74l'. 111,1 i til44 hrtiecligiv:iril the States 1114111 C are dhow:stile a ith the rigviiiinnie rite to soutMtaiii in 111 value tlrrcur reuev which it tatted limier their guarantee, and winch repre,enti ail the private property in cireula. . " As the States leave the choice or the means, it is al.n their host/testi to take measures to execute them, and his Majesty it assured that the Represents tours of the nation *ill neglect nothing to intnt the expectation. of his Majesty, and of the nation. If th e States will estimate the necessary mean% and apply to Isis Ma:testy to joist his etitleavoutis Its till& reyilleet with those of the ugents of the Bank, his Majesty, fully continued cif the influence of the y system on the general welfare, is tint Millis. posed to couttilitite to it on Isis part; and the saeris tiers already mottle by Ms Majesty and the Crown Nu„re fnr this end, arts the States u sure itletlge or the (Mounted care which his Majest ) alai Ins !loyal ILO/less will not ceie•e to give to this ha.. portant branch of the general ciretilat , .m." As in talitsetpir tire of this Declaration no inure bilk are drawn on 4 lustige for 414 . 4•01114 t id' the Go vernment, the comae fell front 103 to 11 2 :•ciittl. fur the listtiburgli Bank dollar. • EIMANGEti. JAN. 3. The deceased Margratine li:trends l e tt by her * .1 11. *hid' was opened on I lit , 2titli of 1 tereni her, 1,000 florins to the 'poor of Erlangen, her line li brary to the 11J nit ersity, and to each of her ser vants a legacy, in , proportion to his rank• and prr ri~e, .20,000 florists, 12.000 florins, &c. I ter nephews, the rrincei or Brunswick, inherit the greatest part of ber jewels. TVGAmoG. KOY. 28. Our trade, though inferior to that of Odessa, Isms been very great this year; 387 vessels Bare sailed from tins port. and 131 vessels brie carried on the roasting trade. The iinishetation in foreign gold and silver c oil, was 5,68'2.'249 roubles; and in. good". 2.658,645 roubles. Exported goods for 11.979.700 roubles. Excess of goods exported, 9,321,053 roubles. lIAMEURCII, JAW. 111. The thaw which we have 11441 for some days had freed the Elbe from ice, anti made it wit tgaltle again. Several small vessels have arrived to-titty.• and as the mild weather seems likely to fast, we may expect, in d few days, all the vessls that have art wed at Cuxhaven durtog the late frost. Pilots are gone dawn to fetch them up. Exclaclize on Landon :-33. 9. 1 famburgle Papers, Jim. 10.) THE BRIM S H PRI4S S. ...,c NAMBURGH PAPERS. STOCKIIOI M. DEC. 26. The plan of finance consul ttttt cated by his Ma jesty to the Diet, has now appeined in whit, iii four sheets. Ilia Nlajesty olsserves, lint, that the same circumstances which the Swedish nation by its prudence, its wisdom, mid the calmness of its deliberat . , has turned toils advantage, have laid the foundation for the inislortimes of others, who •Isasidotied themselves to all the ersors of the pas sions. The same cotivtikions %%Inch almost always make nation% a prey to the terrors of anarchy, or bow t trio OMNI the yoke of despotism, have led iu Swerirer to; I fundamental laws sod to social institutions, guaraidee its rights and secure its liberty. The chief object of all the measures proposed, is to assist both ir,eilitors and delanis to procure for the Batik annually a cousideralele suns iii silver, as a security for its notes in circulation ; to promote every brunch of industry ; to avoid as tench as pos. "dile the increase of the taxes; to cover the ioevitas I,le expenditure of the State by the revenues of the Batik, which are not raised by ihrect taxes, but afford a similar result. The amount of Bank notes in circulation ut the end of the yeur 1807, was above 91 millions rix.dollars ;.-year ; after that 17! millions._ In filay 1809, after the clisrage of the Government, the Batik, by 4 resolution of the Diet, ailvauced to the State six millions for the expenses of the war, and three for payment of the contracts and fields made io the preceding year. At the end or is 4 , ...tbe Apykliotoi vie near 20 millions; the Bank hail:lave wit 'drawn three niillions; so that tit the end of 1814, there w*re tfinut qi minims in circulation. Besides these, there were at that time in circulation, upon time citilit of the Bank, bonds fur the public debt, to 111 mound of near six mil. lions; and the Bank wins to advance, till 1410, 300,0410 rix-dollars s tart y, for the construction of the Gotha Canal, and one million (and in certain case,. two millions) to the directors of the maga zines. The credit of the poivate Discount Banks, which were allowed by a resolution of the I)iet iu ttirs, amount to about two millions. The circom. atancea of the Bank are in a very floinishilig condi tion. At the VIA of 1812, the debts anal O ' li;{a bons stllollllled to 331 1111111011 s, and the el; llll4l ready money to :sat nearly, being a balance of near five in its favour. With respect to the public finances of the king dons, they wou:d he in a bad condition, had not the foreign debt been paid, which was an annual burden of 760,000 dollars flainhurgh !wick, tor the interest, bring near two-thirds of the grant. His 11ajesty says, that had not be and the Crown Prince made such great private sacrifices for some years past, the rate of interest would be now at .200, instead of 100 to 104 ; yet far from bring supported w tunic endeavours, they have met with an opposition very distressing to their benevolent intentions. Ilia Majesty then proposes several inci sor, s, by which the Bonk shall in future co-operate to the 1,3111 e end, as well by operations on Ex change, us by the importation of the precious lariats, and the circidati 000 of tbent. His nijesty considers, that besides the ready money in the cot ters of the Biltik, au additimi of one dollars yearly is quite sufficient, to raise which stoveral treasures use proposed : I. That it aliall receive the ruatoms, which amoant uoally to ;',70,002 dollars Hamlough hatico, after ilvduet iiie 'WPM for the expenses of foicnoi Crnbrosics. 2. It *hall pisrilia , e annually at haat 50,200 slap pounds of bar lion, thiar Wi:111) in copper or iron suanurictores; and for this prischisioraiitbi or tdarr to iiicievoe its ready capitol. tithes of the Crown on alum, copper, and irota, shall he delivered al the current price ; nod, 4. In respect to its oblig.stiuns to support tie value of the currency, it sl ill it ceive the &maim; of the Crown, as a pet manent mortgage ur pledge. Oilier measurer sic proposed by 11111 Majesty ►o prevent the exportation of the coin of the king (Join. LETTER FROM STOCKHOLM, DEC. '26. A reinurkable Declaration has now appeared, ma& by his Majesty in the Council of State, and deltas-red to the Diet by the Chancellor. • " rim Majesty, who laid before the States his gracions proposal respectiug the general circulat iog currency, and the maintenance of its valor, in forms them, that us his constitutional ditties do not prescri!ie to ilia Majesty any proposal of the kiwi, hlr NJwjebt ,uk view was to meet the wishes of the States, and of the public, nod give the Diet a (Still proof elm conlialesice, by communicat log the views and plans which appeared to his Majesty the best calculated to attain the great objects of utain ttliuiug die 'el tie of the currency, promoting the ctrculatiosi, and encouraging industry. Ills Ma jesty, who lorts to rely tiuphcidy on the p.driutilliu nod enlightened views of the Diet, will be huppy to Item, that the States have discovered means more toprotwdbic to the idiportuut tud that Ouse pro• LONDON, FRIDAY, JANU %KT 23, ISIS. New York Papers to the 9.3 d, and Boston and Baltimore to the iist last, hare arrived. It is said that the British Minister at Washington, Mr. - Annr. has formally protested against the occu pation of Florida . by the United States, either as a eft from Spoilt, or in any other snootier. Two Dutch Mails have arrived, with Papers to a recent date. Great activity has been used for the seizure of a work of Sct_t►:FF►n, circulated in the Northern Departments of France. It is held 'particularly objectionable, - on account of its tendency to isetlJene the existing discontent excited by the continuance of the Army of Occupation in that quarter. A C ier lately dispatched by the ilriti.l► He. sident at Bagdad, overland to Con-loistitiople, bus been murder;d ou the way. and robbed of lei, des patches. We have received Paris Pill7PV4 of Monthly last. An article from Madrid isn'orili a irt;lap choly hut certain evidence of the destructive t lefts of the South Ainericsii contest. by n otiemg th e great decline of the town of (:id z. This kiwi' had enjoyed the monopoly of the t,inle with the Aloes:wait Colonies, mid her niereiroils had, in the nia4iiitieenye and luxury of their style of life, given evidence of its great ail "1•Ite town, how ever, no longer boasts its former ninth-nee, it is lust sinking into ruin, and in the last hope of arresting its WI, the sevroal corporation•, the iiiiiiiicipality gull clergy of Cadiz, biter petitioned the King for succour. Their petitions are of no avail ; the King cannot restore to Cadiz its exclusive bade until lie first extinguishes the new-born spirit of freedom that burns so fiercely in the Colonies. The Kingor `PAI N 114 4 liunially acceded to that article eti the Act of the (7ongiess of Vienna, sub sequently confirmed by It Trettl-y rived :it fain an the. Wilt Novettiber, 18 15. reeogisiNing the ',toil.- twit neutrality cut Saitzeelatul, and tilt Itiviulib:lity of the Swiss territories. A fall repott or the twit 4.f linctosols r. SCAR LLT r 144 given iii our raper of doss (ley, on thevoing cause u.,taill‘t the coutlaitonttl rile for It etcw obutitteJ ill the lust Tests. It is of Importance as - z-'-. ;;.~.: 1111.cette : Iiit:g the Itlivile,te F;veevls • t the Car, l'ef-0! WA@ in GVUllir the iirr, is rule !laving loom diAc4lar6e4. ‘. Thr -- SYrr liegifts*.tte`lse-rlietiverrre ; t.ge!ittotts. and givrii hopes, that he will, at length, di,citwe [ whatrrer knowledge Ire ro : cTya tti , :ctiiii; the B . ritn,Ti - iiev.?psipeta . t4ott to t•e' 111 tr.!- ply or tt,e +Week posit= W e reetty began - to fear. from ins II stibreysient hesitation; that he would roar his ex; eetteot Ise tz otoi l lig,, and by representi!i f 7 the matter merely tri a Paris riluttfir, stilt his oWnutoerretinill, or the ~.w.eird point 'Which wing too manifest in -them:Ma e: a repeated silidsiena to. the necessi ~ s;if iiit , ..ters %vitt:molding 1144 fiviniefi-Mti such I ; per' cnithl fiat' iiitre heed withotit same 101filillie, tied we ere confirtue.d in triiebetief, by tin.bie 4 h. l o 4.4 t eeo ,.. ing confessing hi, fears that " rheie is 196114 e ;found fur the report." We da not, in the 'mean iitue„ think it quite fair hi The Sart, from the remarks we hare !Wade MI this o'l4qt-et, to emielinte that we : should " know inure or the !natter'? ,tlian be toe'. We will not deny that we too hare licart,repOrts, slut analikiuus, and cow:feet tires—hove t..;# o to ld o f, duseeurs, and prriniaeg, and tirrtelies. wittictatnui.... ht.r (4inl with some minds rren flattery is Bribe{).); but then. as The Sum with due capriole osrieeree, " unicia we has strong facts tii'lliv.purt liel, we should not inaidittuely stteniyit twalatap dartoppru brium on any particular trehirret.wr . Vie Courier still cirstilitsir'es to trite - its feeMe, voice ag , iiioll dears 1014;. iii Ilit;bllClibillg to sett. re the wants of Mr. IItINE and hill li;ge infant family, have recut-dill themselves the esi,rinics of persecu tion,- thougitrit sommise the gush of hypocrisy. If the sole °NIT( of 7.1411:04 trier were nut the entire*. siouof nuiliguity, it Might as well he silent, for .tt can never 'succeed in shelving the chinlooter of the late trials. •or iii elOsii4 the *heath"' of the people against the slyest-ad .jeoftice and humanity. The ministerial hirelings still berries in ast'ertingtfoxx's intention to be• that of itinsime die 1101 ) ; Scriptures* into ridicule, and by raising a cry 'salad pro. faneness, hope to periert ear hail and Jublest feel;; MO to their own ungeiserotis purposes. • c.a..-.. deuce in assertion, and an unblushing repetition of, the same argument, as it they uses not striae of it► hewing been previoittlY. 7 refuted, are tl:e ready rt. sources of it weak' or is dishonest 'disputant. They are eniplcived by Vie Courier. of lust night,..susd e% itient ly for the sole purpose of venting its an'ry''' .pleeit ii rust the illutsiAints - House of 110e35ff4°" , for having testified it: heretlitari•lnve Of ftreth2tu i tl" in prutertingaud solacing one of the mod 'niecess ' fid..suirocutes 7f a free f!iiii4.. ; • ii:hr" . 3lp 7 iii. . (Ise Duke if t Illubioott and tits "Ntorquis b 'l'arixTucx, ;fiitisiguishetl Ir i s I:y their Illustriaps I rank, the higheit in the realm, llistl Ire the epti. nem qualities with which tiny odors' it, give *fie • salicsitni of their names to ibis soluctiption, little doulcs may he entertained uts the propriety of tin measure. Their presence sanctities the means and the object, cud (llamas the moiler that would ceu• sure either. If floNe hail been guilty of prt•fisnesters„ or had testified the roniutest desire to ridicule the. Scripture or the rites of the Church, se feel c oo .. lideset that the Duke of Ilene-outs', inTre•seould not appear among the subscribes. lliir Grace„ in transmitting his donation, expresses his *smut to the verdicts of three isideprtufetit Juries, IRIS. mating that the sole object of the Parodies had beets to ridicule the MilMters, awl that it ruts! he I unjust to punish a man fur one act under die pre ' tepee of prosecuting hint for another. !Peril:qui .t . the'Sohle I)iike'ci opinion were that kuouu, i.e would agree with wont belieeime, that In& llosCo real objert hear to ridicule the Duly Sciipteisso. without referring in hiii Parodies to Ministers fool their meaoures, the ATiORNEV•CiirifiAL had never . hear . eothonaudeil to proceed ri.lftrio sg'tinst the delnap tent. or to loosecute the parodist *4 lot WC hoirour of t;nts:' We ennonneed an Weilnetidsy the utscruiditional release of Mr. El'Atto fad has sate, aftir a lung &sin diiement of 50 strew itb,,fiiirsemoitOr-fane 001. The order of Lord ,SktglouTtl. whi rls this release Was effr Ora . , cosi .oiily extend to tie wreris. lion of the Lipka, Orr** Suoli""" Act 4 " t these two (knifemen •floarbeeil previously in prison, upon is tegtilar and far mat char.” of 10 ;4 ., 0" ,,,, 114* Vel stied upon lief?re !4:r N. CON ANT, hy 'aria thry a ere etutt•ti:tteci, v tit;irlittst• v rtgthr 1 17 V/trl . l , a legal Iris', in default of they mean to t'Or,l,llorflee ail 0C1i011• iltlfinet the cons 3higisirute for false iinp4Secannetit. Mr. 1 2 .,T5/113, jun. proposes 10 wail 11113411 11011 case, aftt lilt- example or Nit. iieNE find Mr. Woos Eit. The prnicipel inhabitants of Sunderland sinel flishopweerniouth have agreed to pinning I'.,r -hslurut the next Siessioti for OISI Act to folbid tile use of el,mbu,g treys iv sweepiag The Polisher of freiholilers in the county iif Lin coln. we nuidurstatal. is asterteniail by r::e teert.t gent i.g to be Somewhat all7lr than 11,000. The triatitity of foreiirti littlish's/sorted horn (jrr til.toy. llollaild..triit±l Morrie's, sintront, Of, to the 17th of Jealousy, ti, !1,178 hal.) slut fools, of which the tivriage weight c. about Iti,ooo cat . 4,1 800 tout; ialstog inr h r . s we ight t oy, ,th.sauce for waste, .&c. at shoat 101 b. star cwt. 1.6(10 ear. would Wore shoot- 14,400 tot; which, at shwa St. I Is. per cent. duty on insportation, will Kintotitt to I.l:JOWL—There are sboiii lire or P,AOO 64;4• more on tine way, and it, he eipetied, studs, st I - none ilia rage might end they. would es' '200,000/. daty ; *hide is on istblit:rtr to tip: }Let - tine of which eery kw have hien , sh a mail for one rwt under the ;in-- ruling him for another : 4'ethaps , t" kr"s itpiiiion al-re foirkr known. he rich us in licher/int; that lord gloss's • 411 to ridicule the Holy Sciiptases. ,the iiy g.iu ha z ). 4 " ONcri to ' Mi nis te r sir ;; ded to proceed against the • to prosecute the parodist ' 4 for the in." iced on Wednesday the unconditional Es'aris dud his a.m,aftir a /WIZ 441,.- 71.1 eettt utp.,,Florsenwitgcl-fane gaol. latrtl ,Sf,gbiouTti, tinder %%hid) thia . Frt•ted: egg only extend to the tirria. *kw, (Writ Suspension Act tint itlrtirett hoirbeen prcirour.ly in prison ar and forinsl ellar,:” of 10 ;4 ., t, "*". 4 0 4 ,. arch fairer ,4:r N. CONANT, hy 'aria I.:1:i re a right 117Virrive • default of sold, tf•i•y intence au action•tritainat the com- isirute for false iitip4Sioninent. Mr. proposes 40 COW MVO 000 case, artt 4 Mr. lieni and Mr. iVoot ER. ;pal inhabitants of Sunderland rr ; put), hare agreed to pruning xt Station for au Act to forbid the vg frays iw sweepiagg cliiinnies. rr of freiholilers in the county a Lin- ' , Flit:nid e is t tr 414011 by t',:e tverta •.11.g to be somewhat 4001 e than 11,000. ty of foreign hisses imported horn Grt.• [luhlaud,.yitd Antrrica, toircunt, It of January, tc h:.)•) au.l tools, aright 1. about Iti,uou rat .44 long inr weight aryl ~.th•aar.re . at shoat 101 h. per cwt. 1,600 cwt. shoot- 14,400 t•tvt; which, at about :M. &tidy on iiirportatimi, will 100(.0 11 t -There are 03001 live o r ti,ooo ray, and tti he ripetiact, MluCh, at ti might and tlnty, would ticr; I. a hich is on addit:rtt to tlic it ye eery few have titan , • 411.1 1 010 10 —llll r ~h