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SCHOQUI MD Or TAISUES. punished. woe it heissini . ) MAR of the ENG. _... &mod Ilditim • ti Witch ^ risehnsin filliitlte '16;6. - the *Me huidetr. "Psis. etatest velum' quarto, price -I orelbellhavvi with aixteert shaeicitted, tar parlaisaten. • a,. .A Western pttaaSLthatCoentry of the lave yeti, 11105. IR, F.sq. the Middle Temple. Author Travel, rotted the Baltic I he. l'hilllll, Na 6, New Bridge-tritest, • Rookie hers in Groit lintaln and - aka be lief,. . SUMMER ar, TfIITCIII Mate. WILD GIRL. A National Tale nandwintety printed. in Two law V.- •in Wank. Ifs. a New Edition, con. targed. bang the Sixth, of ,NZAAL KNOWLEDGE. Ream in the PRINCIPAL HIE and SCIENCE. With Authenk; including the hut 141 i. east/ f.f the jitilifit Sied?lag, her Chloe In Sabot& XETT. B.D. 'cialty College, Onford. Jaen. St. Peas Cituo-hyani Fireman. Y 5 ,1446011 I. rark4), Heighten. CannWidge. M. b dee use Author. una of PROPHECY: ef, A Trophoeim sod their A0201111310U11 , 11 1 $ Oceopeesom of the Wpdd. with Cuo mo Completion. The !Ali Edi- Om. In bunk. 14s. FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. --....-- • • , Thing MI FRENCH PAPERS. —nin PARIS, JULY SS. We ant eisezed, that the principal points of the y Of pesos with Aussie have been agreed upon becalms M. D'Otsbeil. and his Excellency the Mi sdates far Foreign Afars; and that a Courier was forthwids dispatched to Bt. l'etersborgh, to carry thither the intalligsace. This sews.circulated yee swig on the Exchange. had dip awl . irf raising "sib public funds ; la comequeitcoof its confirmatida. Mire have this a s p' edperismad a sew rise. A Courier head the British Cabinet followed Meetly after the passer of. the Secretary of the Union Ambassador by Calais. This Courier was Laded on the 13th at that porn - end immediately set out for Faris. The smallest appearance of ae camestadatiera between she two amines awakens the sisims and .beeses if the friends of pmes and of humility. We are assured. that Poste ts signed be twine France sad Rossi*. It is said, that this ape waft trash which secures the meet of the Cm- Siam* hew fated no opposition is the British Ca binet, a oirmunstasca which will be a presage of a maritime poem We cannot vouch for the authen 'deity of des hatalligeace. which has bad a great cf folk apes the feads ; bet we know, for certain. that the fwermary to dm Russian Ambassador landed at .Calais ma the 18th, with dispatches for 111. D'Oabril. smoseammemevor ; , t MOLL '..:.1 ! ......•—..... frond Ohs the Deintay Cr - otter, dated 11th Jan. 11100. Owile. Os /holey main law, His THlJelleg . IMP Feel * Capt. W. Debbie, amebotod is this harbotti; fraud I/Ate, whither eke had proasmied in consequancil .of ineirsastimi tesiimd of derpradations having been' cometimid to a Odhaiddditid CAM, by the piratical' i vessels of the Chiefs of Saw Cisme. /cc. lb, Pm kft the beams as the loth of Novem ber. and proceeded to Din. where she anchored on the W bus. Os the 6th. she anchored in Bate Road% mod the following day . entered the harbour. A if trace was shortly after sent on sho.e, with the summons, demanding restitution of dm British prepay captured : SUSINIONS TO samsaass, 1143•5 t OF Tilt ISLAND OP SAT& Wm. otoplioantsj I. Whatarionesai dderehatos el Seas and Sashay, have repeaeneed s. the Hasotuadde .Hashes Douche, Granter at 14.0.1. end ma Mum Tsatimpla Me pelt of Ishi i that I have base eseseaseed es deeir tads he Ow Mow t• le Wend, he the 'meat of needy ilai lacks of raps., er and have petitioned redress for these saltiest a tO , ff. las diretted tor dee mkt Honourable Jonathan Downie, se when yew, that it W die sensw4 claim it the as itithrimetn. rent. be sit Sat sad besseurabie aeons, us passive poses and amity with unit seighbeann bra the Mew priecipie et newer and ieteettay %bet sakes thew ilea. `wor wahine, sakes thus G k. beidst sa Newish twin dews is their sera sellefes. I. *endow, Mewed the sestitation of the bees and soak se elaillened be peas people, fre the toll eseewst of their wawa I swig ineereedwi• eserpliarace lath which will prim roes desire •• .......046.• girl wasimiiiitiaiktg suer betwees the 114 States, had senteve the awhoprow do imanises of tear Sub. Jena bale eseselened; M *I •••Mary, II yaw poem this Oa sad esphstle date -. 1 dim. lauseitmely naadar sad nese 7 111 11 ,1b=eed the Mow, who will deliver this Is pas. le filer base firs peer aseuer, wheat I hope wed vita will be 4•111111111 i; if it le ask, ids" lasseraileede .essence het. nisisroellait he bleed that la shed, end dewy raw in ?no, tows cad temple% will sew es your beet W. H. DOOMS Die aliejsetes said Is., am Deslesr. Denrabee 7, 1901. dItTICLIS OP 1111/01INATION 111111PtCTIIIII PATS, ABANSA, 111,100T11*, 6011 GOUTS& -4 el hese is oboist floe salts lee& heat H. E. to '- ate chest of an i. IPA efts hirer pert cat the own .alo of se, end is re peed I he the Foe sad •11M swisels. WI matfett ; own a. no OA, the awe tile fhtee withts abets days* of . fort, feet high, sad WWII will ,As. A ship. drevnes seveisihmes hot .ast hell • side et it 1 bra the yeasty ow dianesoire , ins ale Amu I heteheelimbee -6 ce estwora be.. his thee is. Ofteehed - , and thee twee abase that, ems smell wise* read the south sad el tsp. lidiltdeadt wars is is, brewers ter Dash awl at the Moe. ; hes *eh diem la wise ie be. the Mahn as dhitaer. primed et ghat peso shasea se have owl Maws Ow ebb tido sod set Mai alliall."10P et thew piseare; ato ewe yertsge te Anuses eat Ossiesesa, she Tin UST. OT SCHOQUI This Day is puidialsed. p TAR. COGIV3 GRAMNI -1- O SU. L kNOU AGE. The Is is subjoiued, a Kew, of the Longo Suld by G. Kereley, Of idiom may aloe be had, Th LAND. and other Publications. by iItbLANO This lay is partielsed, Tw one ibrty firs shillingt, in boards'' heartiest Mews, by Melissa; ad to the ad of Moira. ,MHE STRANGER in Tour in the Southern and We during the Austria' hod Winter of Sy JOHN CASI Of the Heisourdbie Society of the .(The Northern Summer; or, of The arsoges in France. rte. Printed for Riess' lhiliips. N mei to be lied of aU ether Soaks Of whom' haw al Mr. CARR'', NOSTHEAN S sowed the Voltic. SI. Ss in beard' And. Wes OWENSDN's WILE lo 3 eels 13r lid bonds. This Day Is published. handsomely lames. r 011avo, rice in board' maim and considerably enlarged, VLEMENTS of GENZR istroductory to Useful Si BRANCHES of LTTVAATURI Lists of the pest appr9mat AWN Wont of the Ciatriet. Designed chi is albs Urtioehltios, and the RY r 1 CE by H EN RY Yellow end Tutored Trial Piloted fat Mears. Itivispon, Tdrembeed, ; and tent sad J. Coe*. Osierd I and Deigb Of whoa may be had. * INSTORY, eta lerturaz - ri V,Seter of the SerillSersi Preeltimim Osamuest assd plasm Occsivroce vispetistg their fusee C tees. is Toe V 01....., Ste. price IThe hisei el live is obi 11. W sessesMei bo Me stop eel Use ism is elluseed OP ti papal i a air *tee Mewed I Wi t , we Ahoy &begs es le irlke Musk fases—aso w or" illoillo so elms SIM et 11110 e pal abloom,. yam. Woo ppit illi kat is 'en eississiesl esseissee 114:ausa. op damn. 1164019 Oil 0. ow 0 06 104, .00. asap fit Nei ea a OMR eitiniiip limy, glee owe assi 16.1 Veer Store is i peen* lier sl ..4. I bees or Imre sole Moe i- she ose.os passed pmesisesst el slum Weed op isoeses se preispos tile ere* Veirop cetenteads o%s rem y e. DO wrest cook! pies I. either of these places, was Ibis island in our poneriun Aeon IS an inrlgnificant I. situated about; ;pile up Or miuntepothicli is re.irred ill rousts with a high thick tuidge, Offfnetillitie Its a eallherite; there is a verb, dry at low water, thee Tuna a Irmg way up,init I don't know whether it goes at `The way h. the fret. Fineman can, get pretty close to the en trance of the creek; but, for a conaderaiste distance off it,.are a gait many rooks, that maki 'it difficult of ac.:asa even to ships bort'. When Lieutenant &olden was there with a flag of truce, he was obliged to wait in the cutter till one-third fiend, trefere he could get is; :se was met on the beach by about three hundred reidiers, and by what information I can collect here, they have altogether between four and five hundred, and seer. ral armed boats; It is situated on the iniiiß, bearing about west from the south end of Sate, distance from it two or three mi'es. Plumes is moth such another place as Aramra; the fort larger and 01661 inland; their fence nearly equal; country the same; a bank rues off the creek, that reader: it inacces sible till half flood; it is en the Main, bearing about S.E. from the N E end ad Sate, distance from it above five mites. Lieuteeant Sudden sounded through the Channel between Bate and it ; but had not time torzantine it mote partklilarly. We know little muse of Oomtee, than that the drip can, be anchored within shot of it, without danger; and that dad' creek is notereigable for ships' boats tilt half Hood. The re port here is, that Genesee maintains fifteen hundred armed men, and several boats W. H. DOSIIIK. His Mcjesty's Ship Fos ' Rate HOB*, HON SIR, Dee. 17, 1503. I have the honour to inclose you a Letter frith; the Rajah of Bate ; a Copy of my Summons to him . ' and what information I h‘ve been able to colieft'lle the force and situation of the piratical Stated *Alb neighhenrhood. I am happy to inform vim, that I have sumesthei in recovering ell the British property that I can dist cover to have been taken by the people of Bate. cara• sitting of one ketch, belonging to Buret, with bet cargo of elephants' teeth, rhinoceros'hums and bidets; a kind of gum. and bees' wax; thts. the Rajah has taken a solemn oath, se all the property taken by his subjects ; whether it is or not, it is impossible for me to ascertain, not having any document to prove the contraryi I have, therefore, received it under his sacred oath, that it is the whole. and have in formed him. that regular accounts of the cargo are' at Bombay and Sant, and if it is discovered that , be has kept back any part, the British Govern. aunt wM be more Mantua, and certainly take his island from him. I bail the misfortune to get the tie aground in the harbour. when he sent off to offer every auistance in his power, and has since supplied us with water. and sworn sever more to molest any thing under English colours. I sent a similar summons to Anima ; they,have two Surat WWl's, that they say were taken at the opening of the season. returning treat Bombay, one with one hundred bars of iron. and some articles of baggage, private property ; th e other in ballast I am induced to believe their account of the first botella, as Lieutenant Davidson, of the Stromitois, recollerits the tircammance of a boteita nearly empty. being captured by the pirates, en ger return from Bombay to Surat • and that there was some baggage en board her blousing to a gentleman at Surat ; among other things a piano forte, which is now is my posoassinn; he Aso thinks it probable, that the ascend betella might be in ballast • u have nothing to prove the contraty, have deemed it advisable to ree..ive diem on the same terms I did the ketch from the Rajah of Bate; the 100 bars of iron they say, are made away with by the Cooley', and they have no means of returning an equivalent, bet by restoring a third botella, cap tured some time ago by the Pisan/ft people. and sold to some Swans, residing at Aramra • as this is. without doubt, British property, though 1 cannot now trace to whom it belongs, or when it was taken. I deemed it for the benefit of the merchants, to re. cave it, particularly as the situation of Aramra se. cures it float say molestation in my power, except burning t h e them betellas in question. It is - reported here. that two lamellas, richly laden, *re been carried imo Gamier. I ant only waiting for a fair wind so proceed to that place. I have the honour, &c. W. H. Does.s. His Wjessy's ship Fes. Or Irises, wits sit, D.a.t+..tl, 503. I take the opportunity of a boat going to Surat, to acknowledge the receipt of Mr. Secretary War den's communication of the yid inst. and beg to in form you. that I have sent to Ararnra to de mand the patinaer in question. All the other property that 1 can discover to have been taken, is. delivered up, and now in my possession ; Met I was obliged to use force at this glees before the Rajah would acknowledge be had t aken any thing ; fortunately there wee a man on shore, who had ism brought its by these people a few days before, in a rummer helmets to Salwt. taken on her return from Goa to Bombay; he came down as the boat that had been on shore with a flag of truce was putting isLand begged a passage on board. Having obtained this IfIrOITIIIQO, I deemed it sufficient cause to commence LostiLties. and opmed the fire of the Far and &reside on the town, which wee kept up. at intervals. all the fist and 221 • daring which time, the omit was twice set on fi re. end great pan of it laid in ruins. Early on the 23J, a Sig of truce cams of, and agreed to pay the mason of every thing dist had been talent ; which they acknowledged to be sine mum hoody, captured last season, sad two yammers this. The man else cease off its the boat that WS first sent on shore, with a Sag of truce. was the orreer of the cargo of ear of the pattansars. He made oath to the valise it the vessel and cargo ; end having no better guide. I put the ume vatiaa• teen on the other. The boody and her cargo of cocoa. I valued on the best intormation I coold obtain of the average price of cooly+ at Bombay, and the worth of those kind of vessels there. This appeared to me the most equitable method I cosh' pu sue , and I have bills for the amount. payable at Bombay. The account of it. I have Ilia Fleagise to inclose. I have now with at. two bowl's, aid a bloody. resswed by for Arantra people • and three botellas wed • Futuna:. recapture.. sad tap. ves sels, takes isms th- pirates. These 1 propose to being with me to Bombay. in a few dem end to leave the illavassisb. Lira,. and a large paitamar. to croi m o is this artighboisrltond• till freshet asters. I !was she honour to be. Ike &c. W. H. Doses'. &garment of yahoo pm on the vessels (Rriash ropily) caromed by the prates d uwmt., aqua Owe Welly kiss tees scow. bawd si Imistse. witk Mks Lars mstsissris) . 11111 . . tier cargo of e-Aten, toppotol k. be 100 bales, at 75 750 rupees per bate • • The %Ammar St Jobe, 'sod her (err, ...worn to by Vetoo fiwwwwimay, owner nt thrmurgw . 1950 Ptho'her WIWI", (name, mnknoett; captured the ...e. ginning of tkii smooth, hmn Csticut. bottud to 19'4 Southey •• Amount of the bills . 11 ' x.±0 W H. IX/lailf.. TO THt COVERHOt OV now sae. From your hearty (newts the Mitre, nr Mal ler Sadarant, Raj.' Mom.* Munich 31.011:011111, Item tie Hlaud of Bate, end the Dime Dwarka. (After Salutation.) it is represented, that our armada or fleets, having, through want of attention and mistake. made capture of boats and vessels of Bombay and Surat under your flag ; and the merchants of these places baring made t epretentations to you thereon, upon their oaths ; you, Sir, bare listened thereto, and, becoming greatly incensed. and in wrath, have dispatched against us, the very eminent and respeCtable Captain Dobbie, of a King's ship, called the Fox frigate, with a warlike equipment ; which officer has received back from us a ketch belonging to the auspicious port of Su rat, which was at Bate, and theh whole cargo of which had fallen into our hands, all which pro perty we have, upon our oath, surrendered and dee-- livered up ; and besides this, on the part of Du arkarman, have we- given 12,600 rupees.—Net that we had, during this season, made booty of property to such an amount; bet that, without pay ing the money. wp could not effect our extrication ; because, our lensple, that has, for a length of time, remained perinanest, was like to suffer prejudice and destruflion ; we accordingly paid this amount in deference to your greatness, and have got a re ceipt ; Captain Dobbie giving us also a letter of friendship, and forbidding us to Motet& in any de gree, the vessels of the merchants of the Honour able Company's parts; which injunaion is most pleasing to us ; neither shall we obstrua. or think in any respell, of the vessels belonging to the do minions of the Honourable Company ; and when the vessels of our merchants come to your port, you will be pleased freely to . give them passports from your Government t and, in the event of the man of Ararnra's taking the vessels of the merchants of the. Company's poets, and not abiding by our requisi tions and commands. we are, by force and compul• sion, to quo: him to deliver them up. Let your Hettour s mind be easy on this score. Dated the Sumba& year, 1862, Gajeat Style, and the ath of rows-stood. (Signed) SADARAII• 2 0 100L0 0 Maarten SONItaIIT his X mark. THE BRITISH PRESS. _ LONDON, SATURDAY, Avow/ I. Two Messengers loaded yesterday IlMwnisg. at six cilidoek, at Dover, and stewed in as course of the day in town. This ignorer propf of the &dicky of the correspondence between the two Govern menu. The funds have materially felt its infiltrate. The Oman was at 10 yesterday, aad left og at St. The confident expeitation of Lord LA vatic • Le. mate date dipolar. for l'arisoasteriailf zen•::aated to this was reported, last night, that he had &Smelly set of —Some Pails Papers of the 23.1 have been also received, which strengthen the hopes of mac They all idled. to a treaty of peace between Rassia and Trance. One Pape gates. that the princi pal articles of the treaty have been adjusted between M D'Opeast. and Tatcavatrin. and a ►fessenger has beta dispatched to St. Petersburgh with the result. Amebae 11111111i0114 as a general report, that a Peace hotwees those two Powers has been actually signed, cad that it has been done with the concurrence of the British Government. These rumours appear to have produced a very great of.a upoa one description of the French Funds. The Bank Stock. than which, none alords a better criterion. was, on the VA 152,10, being a rise of more than II in three days. It was, on the 40.1141. The Archduke Coasts' is indefatigable in his endeavours to increase the numbers. and improve the discipline. of the An,trien army. We never attempted to conceal the illness of Mr. Tu.—That it is serious. if mu alarming, is, we be hove, the opinion of the faculty. —lt is Dot. there fore, with a view to under-snit his danger. that we condemn the savage pleasure with which the mime. in the auk, of e atiessable Opposition. dwell two the melancholy event 1 OM of these liberal patriots. in his Paper of yesterday. says—.• We aged set say that the Moms of Mr. Fox his produced green coniternatios amen the Finites. They dread die lase of the power which they have but jut obtained after a twenty yews permit. They jowly fear that their pony will not resnive the resigna tion or death of Mr. Foe. but win immediately fall awinrier." net the death of Mr. Tea weld/ leave a great chum in the pantisel world, • chaste which all the eassolidated talent of Opposition. eithugh twenty times greater than it is. could not ill sp, we readily admit. bet if it is meant that Mr. Fos conabiees is billeted( all the talent or be. piny. the assertion is riot trop.—lt was the bah or the miefennee of Mr. test. ea farm an siministraties epos the plan, ea/ al die fliateasieas. the Opposition Films represent the Fogies". Mr. purr was every ding. his eillesgess were reaching t oaf. croiewpsseit ip the eammesm he d.vii the strodlote lel to die roma eniebed hhe a arum u. l / 4 k era vase dii not remain suoliatg. Bat that is r.... ;he c;... ',net' of the Foaite Party.. Lords ifs -) ~ . r1 Howie, Messrs. StiElIDAn, FITLTAT TAN, AO, POICSONSV, &c. Vcalth.l <1;1! remain. These, and many more, all staunch Fosite,. and .men of &Ist-rate talents, are able to sts;4 alone. The Nelson of the state vessel would be hut a brace crew would survive, fully competent to chastise the foe. A tower and bulwark of strergi t would parish, but the fabric would still remain. L et us, however, gratlfythesecold and CT uel m:reenarios. by supposing that the party of Mr. Fox, like the party of Mr. PITT, would sink with its leader in the grave. They must not, even with this ad: mission, indulge the hope of a return of their party to power. Let them not lay that flatlet. S ang union to their souls. The age of the Row and the C A STLEREAGH/I is gone for evcr. Fosite party is but a limb of the present Ad ministtation, the roots of which are struck deep and wide. It is not the failure of a single root, nor the lopping off of a single branch, that can endanger _ . ... the existence of so great a tree. it is not, as some Journals have stated. Prince PIIIDERIC, Of Hesse CaWI, formerly Governor cf Maestricht, who commands at Gaeu. but Prune ERNEST, of Hesse Flillipsthal, third son of then. devasit, Governor of Bois le Due. An English officer, in the expedition under Sir Sinner Sari TV, recently returned to England, and who has been frequently in Gaeta since the commencement of its siege, gives the following account of the gallunt Commander of that celebrated fortress :—The Prince of Haua Paistesrusst. is about 18 years of age, very slender, and about 3 feet 8 inches high. His completion is dark I his manners are extremely af fable. He dines every day at one o'clock, and is very partial to gin. Through all dangers and fa. tigues he preserves an uniform gaiety of temper, * and laughs and jokes with every person in the garrison. In his dress he presents an *Raft model of Fame. sick the Get*? of Peussix.—lt consists of a bloc goat. singlinbreasted, with sear* facing, and tags to the shoulder ; large gloves, that come half way up the erns, and boots that come kelt way upthe thigh. with a huge cocked bat e which conies down diet to the eye-brows. This is his constant dregs, i which he walks &bent, wish a long sane in his heed. The side of the fortress next to the tnian.lind. is not isperpendicolsw descent, but rather sloping. 'The round, however, is a sand, and the fortificatieost Iscluding two immense ditches, am considered ant ‘goregnoble.. The spot wnich the &kw has chosen foe hit habitation, thews his contempt of danger.— If is a small guard-house, which be hes Seed up , the external line of batteries. next to tie be- It is scarcely sufficient to aceousaridate 11118%11,1111108v0 or three selea and coeliac:nal of fices% who compose his suite. The Prince is net married, but a favourite Fair, of whom he is more careful than of hinsself, lives oaths opposite side of the fortress, next to the sea. All the Messengers sent by the French, with propositions, have beta detained, and put into confinement. by him I colO mitering them as only spies. sent for the purpose 4 obtaining intelligence of the state of the place, or the bearers of propositions that were insulting to his courage and loyalty. From this conduit, it was the general opinion at Gaeta, that he could not cape& any mercy or teems from the enemy, should they one' get him, by fraud nr force. into their power. The respeitable Gentleman, from whom we have received these particulars, therefore. discredits the report, in the French Papers, of the capitulation of the place. He also thinks that the account from Vienna, of the defeat of the besiegers, which we inserted yesterday, is improbable, as he left Palermo on the II h of June, at which tune the Pellipre. Sir Sinner SMITI4 . II ship, required repairs that would take up some time. It is, therefore, he thinks, unlikely that Sir Slone/ should have been aiding in a sortie from Gases, os the 9d July, the alleged date of the defeat of the French ; but it must be obvious, at the SUM vow, that an officer of such an aftive and enterprising spirit. may not have waited for the repair of the Pomp", and proceeded to Gaeta with some °dart ship, of with his boats. We have received some India Pipers of a Lote date. from which we beet extraded a preceding article. The Mthiathes Packet, with a Mail from I;ishani sailed on the 19th ult. ea arrived at Falmouth — The letters will be delivered this day. 'me racy Zhs•Mh packet, with a Mail front Falmouth , arrived at Lisbon on the 161 s ult. Ibe Crternit. the Goers-W. and the Ceroir;dr. of Landis. were all well. at the Gallaragiii istah! . • en the ttkb February. The two latter ezpaed aW •ne St. Helena. or the 10th March The Ewa, Legitimate. from Waiterf ird for Ne t- Ilansdland. captured. twcapterird, and c ' ,rico i t Lawetpael„ sailed ..ons thence on her au, a„c atmobarlast, and has ant since been hoard of. A mon of the C.:oirset bLaristets in cowl• .. hag as 1 IHNlgesTr 111 Lord How ,c's house. m t.i. nitaity. The Earl of Woe a, Lord Ger , t • Lots Par rs . and Mr. W mono ta, welt r<-