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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. SPANISH PAPERS. MADRID, OCTOBER 9. We have received the following front Mahon, dated 19th September : " We have here the Dutch squadron, which is to pm the winter in this port, with that or the United States . of America. The Spanish squadron sailed ir, , in Mahon on the 16th, to cruise from Barcelona 10 Cirtlidgena, and then to put into Alicant.to r ,, et-ive order!. Yesterday a Dutch frigate arrived fire coaung from Algiers, rod brought information the Algerine squadron was ready to put to set, I. o t it was not known w h en it would sail; it added the visa of the Spanish squadron to that hey- had produced a very good effect. as it undeceived the A Ipertnes, amid sheared them we are not so destitute ..re!igth as they believed. It brought alto in- Inrinstion that • conspiracy against the Dey had been discovered at Algiere, and that the con•pi rttw's ;tad been seized. The Dutch Admiral it , of npinio3 that the visits to Algiers ought to be fre titte,;:ly repeated. YELLOW FEVER. (7adiz, front 7 a. us. 44th September, to the hour on the 27th. Number of sick on the !3d 111; since recovered 28; died 18 ; new awes ret;:aining rick, on the 27th, 131. Xerce de Is Frontera, from t/id to 23 inclusive. Itcmained sick on the 19th 135 ; since recovered .13 ; died 24; new cases 159; remaining sick on the 23d 210. Front this stntement it appears that the disorder is not so destructive as it was at former periods. nr Vr about forty ease, on an menace per day there arc only six deaths. TOE CORTES. The chief subject of di•aaistaon in the sittings of the sth, eth, 7th, and Bth, were the law on the fibertv of the press.; the direct contributions ; a ur,ji-et of law fur the iinprovcnirnt of prisons, sod i.4ler treatment of prisoners; and the proposed loan rt 200 mi lli on , , to cover the deficit in the revenue. The articles of law on the libertv of the prea , , iu sittitip, were from 37 to 71ri, which were all approved, with some slight alterations. The debates on the direct contributions were very ".ciiiiated, amity Deputies declaring that it was justly • ailed odious and oilman; ous iti its present shape, i:wee being no data even approximating to the upon which to make a just tlistributien • f it. W e (the Editors of the Miscellanea) who are rent accustomed to exaggerate our &wrote:its, and trine endeavour to lay stride all passion when we take the pelt to express what we think reasonable and just, have not beett willing to speak of the intruded 'lto no the liberty of the press, which we should better call the slavery of the press. '.'e will now Lk, so frankly, declaring that we know nothing more cruel and more unequal than its penalties, more rash or more fatal than its judges of the fact !jaws (le perhu), niore illusory or less convincing than the arguments adduced in its support. A■ }or its cruelty and inequality, the C'onstitucional have made a demonstration, to which we he. have nobody will repl)—(The writer proceeds to argue that risen) to be thriven as jur►es Inay and probably will be of the lowest and most iv°. 'Ant classes, sod, coosequeutly, wholly unfit to de cide on questions of this astute.) —We are far front praising either the Joules of Ceusurship, or the judges of the fret. sinew it is not in our cha racter to abuse the liberty of the press ; bin we know that there is nobody in the world who world slot rather be judged by enliOteived and well educated men, that. sometimes idiots, sometimes evil disposed person., since indivi duals of either class may be elected by the Mu nicipalities ; and we ven►ure a wager, that in the decisions of ilie jotiges of the fact. 90 out of 190 will be unjo.t. We torus those who may become the victims of them to transmit them to us ; alai we engage to denounce thou to public opinion, in order thin 111 case tine fatal law slow ur plot roar should be adopted. it m:a•: not list longer than till March 1922. and that tl4r new Legislators, bent; nifornied of tht evils it may have accrued. may begin the Session by abeliblong it. and thus ressmiug the liberty of the press.—(Atireellonea, October 9.) New York Papers have arrived to the 14th► last. They comsat' ►:o intelligence of interest. • Extract of • letter received in Portsmouth, from our of the southern States of America, dated die 15'It of August, 1132U: •' There is nautili commer cial distress in A MerIC.I. and IOW" cries for unitary; the stutters.* who, a few- years since, thought that wealth was ramped paper, begin to discover their error . ; banks *puma.; up with the rapidity of mash looms; the apparent value of property was enhanc ed, blind and bowie speculation indulged in, and debts of unbounded prolusion were creased. Whet its now the result The Banks every where fail ing, myriads of silly gudgeons engulfed ; those that remain ►rally stable. have half the real estate of the (wintry mortgaged to them; mean while life lauded proprietors Isere to pay their large debts nn 6preciated currency, while agricultural produce does 1101 command half the price it did three )ears ago. Every body iu this part of Anterior appears to be in debt, and sin one con tent to live withal, his income ; still no our .serves ; fertile land is very abundant, sod ►fte labourer, who gets out of the - gre:;t cities. al ways acquires enough to recompence him fur his toils. Fur ages to come. America will be esupha. tically the Poor Men's Laud ; there is )et in her constitutions, and in the actual stale of society, muds to gratify and console the lover of freedom and the practical philanthropies." The plantations ou the asewly-enclneed lands at Tifton and Mortimer. its Ileskshare, were mallet otAly set on fire is: several places, a few nights ago, and destroyed to a considerable extent. Tuesday Net Mr. EDWARD BLAKE, chief officer of the preventive bort in the service of the Customs, stationed at North Yarmouth, went out (with lass boatmen) very may in the morning, tau a cruise up the north river, and having got about four wiles sap, a squall of wind caused the sail to gibe, which occesioued the boat to upset, by which accident Mr. Ikaas was unfortunately drowned. The boatmen were saved. The body of the deemed has been taken up, the Coroner sat upon it , aid warned a verdict of Accidentally Drowned. OFF TRAF.47-GAR, BATTLE The anni y of this glor ious naval victory was celebrated on Saturday, et the Green Pau. on Blackheath, by a numerous and respectable coins puny. This we understood to be the Fourteenth Commemoration of that momentous struggle which placed the trident of the ocean filially, we hope, mud hitherto incontestably in the hands of Britain. It is certainly • pleasing circumstance to observe distinguished persons, however opposed in • politics, forgetting the ephemeral distinetiiies of pinny, and cordially •ting to honour the mernory of the mighty dead, and to express a nation's grati tude for the services of the living. Those things we ronceive to he by no means iniimportatit, ions 'Mich as they foster patriotic feeling', and annulate other gallant spirits to emulate hereafter, if need be, the deeds of a Nelson. Among the company who sat down to dinner we observed, besides Admiral Sir Thomas Thompson {the gallant friend and companion, both at the Nile •nd Copenhagen, of the lamented Nelson), Mr. Honywood. the County 111rinber, Sir lVm. Con greve. Sir Jas. Cockburn, Sir Francis Ommantiry, Sir 'rhos. Lurie, General Lewis. Colonel Nicholls, and several other distinguished Officers; and we no ticed with much pleasure the very proper cnini ,h. melds paid by the Chairman to that meritorious corps the Royal Marines, which was hrodsnmrly acknowledged by their veteran Commandant. Mr. Earns and his musical brethren, Messrs. Clarke, Jolley, Swift, Ike. contribifted much to the harmony of the evening, by some admirable and appropriate glees. A list was exhibited of an unusual number of distinguislwd persons who were candidates for t h e. office of Steward at the nest yearly commemonithai, at the head of which was Mr. Honywonil. We learnt that the President Elect was Admiral Sir Francis Worry, one of the heroes of Trafalgar. The Cambrian, of 40 guns, Contain G. W. HAMILTON, will 1:1il in is few days I Portsmouth with Lord STltaraufuna and suite, for nopic. The Beater sloop of war, Capt. MA !MYATT, which vatled on the 10th inst. with supplies ('or the homeward-bound, detained in the dinps of the Channel by contrary winds, return. d to Ports. mouth on Monday last. She will rail this day for St. Helena and the Cape of Good Hope. The John transport, Lieutenant C. CHURCH, Agent. Is under ord.r4 to take detachineuts of various regiments , front the depot at New poi t, to the Leeward I•14;o1s, and to bring honor invalid.. The Satellite, Ittiguts bug, was ciimmistiot ed oat Wednesday. Captain C. A. Coital', and Lieu tenants MICHAEL QUIN and JOHN Al ARK Cuaftic, are appointed to her. Her station, it is prepuantd, will be the East Indira. The Active, 46, Captain Sir JAMES A. GoADou. K.C.B. and Liffey, 50, Hon. Captaits DUNG**, C.B. passed Lisbon on the 18th ult.; communicw. tiros however was previously made to that city to in. quire if any orders were there for them ; they then proceeded and passed Gibraltar on the 2711) ult. The Royal hardily of Naples having reerittly re. turbil of this Gover iiiii cut the aid of a British squadron in the Gulf of Naples, their destination is understood to be thither. The assertion made in the London prints that the officers of the Tyne had stated that tin iiibrica. tints of the story of the death of the Hou. Captain SPENCER originated with an American, N sre au thorised to any is without foundation. II has been clearly traced to n Spaniard ; it originated in mis. take, sod arose from the death of a Captain of a Spanish ship.—( Hampshire Telegraph.) The inhabitants of Peteislield nave seat 141. 12% to Alderman Wool), in aid cf the rulascriptitm to purchase a service of plate fur her 314.reave, tp getber with a list of 292 subreriheis. The Ilan. and Rey. die Champion DY MORE is chosen President of the Disperiarry at Horn castle, and also President of the Navigation Company, on the depth of Sir JOSWI BANKS, Bart. A Illeeting of the Coqtoratiors of Windsor was htld in their Council Chamber on Wednesday eireniug, fur the purpose of disposing of the do nations of Archbishop LAUD and THEODoNE RANDuE, E.q., accottling to triennial cu stom. foe marrying poor maidens, horn iii the town. of Wald sor, that have lived three entire yeurs iii one set lice, and producing certificates of their good voo doo. The manifest tendeucy which this excellent charity has to produce good servants is fully evinced by the increasing nuiubtr of opplicsuts : no less than twenty-eight applied on the Kesent aueetiog, ten of whom were elected to receive 401. each. MAGISTERIAL APPOINTMENT. -14. S. LAIII9, Esq. Banister. 1, King's lieneli-ws4, P reppie. is appointed u Alagistrate at the Hatton-garden Yo- her Officr. in the ruum of Mr. ItAlfissirtiao, who is appointed as resident Magistrate at goeen.:quare Office. in the 11111111 of the Isle M. FIELDING. On Thursday last a nseeting was held at Washing, Isle of Wight. for the purpose of addressing her Majesty the QUEEN, when a series of Itisolutions, expressive of the sense of the meeting on the sob. ject, was proposed and carried. as was alas an Asi des*, to her MAJESTY, which is to be presented on Wednesday next by Alderman Wow*, The Chair was most ably filled by GEORGE SANE, Esq. Slid 'books .were voted to Mr. WaLituitm. the Junior for his pr ptitude iu e.llOeg Oar astratiog after receiving the Requisition. mud * 01•cuir sure was passed upon Mr. J. Gays. the Setinse Its& WI, for refus►►►g to concur with his fellow calling the meeting ; after which • Jorge party par s took tit as; excellent slimier at the Wbcat Sheaf lon. •lid time events% passed oil io a must coutivial wanner. On Tuesday last John Dewing and Matthew Barnett, of the parish of Hursfor►l. weavers. were cosu 1111 l led to Norwich Csastle. by EuwAco D. PAT NE. Esq. busing beets tumid, at two o'clock on the rimming of that day on the lands and nisoor of Mrs. BRANTHWAYT, ni the parish of Towboat. with two partridge nets, five bake and a half of partridges, a dead duck. awl a hare snare, in their Wll. The confl►ct bttngeu.►lr gamekeeper, his two assistants, and the poocbers, w•s of a very severe stature, and many wee the, hord blows is. chouged, there being au espial nputber,ON. side. During tbv auras• one of Aid punchers wade Lis escape, when the other two surrendered. LORDS' PROTE S T • AGAINST THE SECRET COHHITTHS rs aetteMITIEIIT--Becanse this Resolielinsi appears to lie iisoussisteut wllh the principles upon which all Cooda re fuse to compel the production of say pp', of the confides. tial correspondence of pruleasional persons employed cuss. Rdenthfly as 1116 in the matters to which the currespon degree relates. Because no particular circumstances io this case appear to be sufficient to mithorise our not adhering to the rules of proceeding foooded on thus. principles. Because, therefore, this Itesololion, if acted upon as et precedent, may dangerously uffrct the adminisirmiou of justice. Eldon, C. Orford, Pomfret, Mayo, Queensberry, Macclesfield, Falmouth, Gray, Russ, Kenyon, Ahinyduu, For bey Muoisgo, ihrby, Northwiek, Stuart of Cas. Somers, Shaftesbury, Conyaghani, tle fouart, Paroliatri, Stamford and Harris, Cuseutry, Northampton, Warrington, Walsinghata, Nimeriek, LiinsoLdc, Napier, Cornwallis, Saltesfurd, Huntingdon, Clinton, Aileshory, Doughis of Mansfield, Carrington, Chatham, Lorldeven, Reilesibtle, Loftus, Rockingham, Meldrutu, Ilidm ire, Cathcart, K inga too, Exmouth, It 'demand, Brook & War- Stranee, Winchtstirr, Gordon, "irk. Sului:ld, GLASv gLOWEBS. The intended procession of the Glass Blowers, on Wed. ne►dey nest, in going up with the Address to her Nlajestly at Brandenburg!' House, will Ire one of the most splendid sights ever wilnesoesl the enetropulio (if the day proves favourable.) The different societies of that trifle Mill met! is New.atreet.square, at 10 o'clock in 11w moraine. retch member wearing nhite (aroma, mod medals of her "olsjesiy easpeolded by a white ribbon front round their necks ; some wills glass hate, and all with lung staves hearing some beau tiful ' , to:Opted coloured glass ornament on the top, app r o. prime to the occasion. The Committee will proceed in ups landaus, drawn by four "woes, the post buys in silk jackets, mud all wearing white (avows ; two trumpeters in rich uniforms on horseback. A large caravan with a band of music, on the front or which will be plated standing, two glass figures, large as life : uue representing her Majesty, anti she other Ler daughter, the late inuclodameoted Princess Charlotte, each coloured so as to represent the drapery, Ste. ; and from a wooden frame will be soospeuded a large blooper, the figures and motto on Pinch will be of coloured glass; she mottos and figures on each flag lie also of Celli and stain. d glass The number who intend to turn, thin mixes situ' will exceed 1,000 prisons. Po LICE. DOW Warm EXTENSIVE AND DETECTED ROBBERY. On the evening of the sth September, Charles Peter Norton, alk, was in the confidential employment of Messrs. Maistwarine, a bole's!, jewellers, of Chiehester•reuls, Mil lions, absconded with jewellery to the amount of nearly 3,0001., • gold watch, chain and seals, and upwards of 2601. in Bank of England 11/1.11 . 11. The robbery being of consider. able amount, application was niadl at the Secretary of State's Olfice, when Salmon woi selected to pursue sesil ills. cover his retreat, and on Saturday evening Silinou disco vered him at a house of ill fume in Thomas !alert, in the Kent road. just beginning his dinner, in company with a female. Salmon burst suddenly into the room, seized him rti the throit, and linuil-coffeit him ; he then searched his pockets. and found the whule of the stolen property, except about MI. in Bank notes. The officer brought him to the ulEce, when he was committed for (nether examination. We understand that a man, who stated himself to be a fisherman, residing at Rani-gate, celled at thin office ou Saturday morning, mid gave the following information privately :—on Friday seniiight be was on the beach at Itanisgate, when • man of genihnissily appearance came to huu , and offered him thirty guineas to take him jinni,. diately to Set i■ his boat, soul laud him at tins nearest point an the coast of France. He refused, and the OHIO went •ray apparently much ruffled and diaap pointed. A day or two after the informant saw the posting ►ills, offering a reward of one hundred ponied, for the apprehension of Fletcher, alias Franklin, with a description of his person, from which lie had no doubt that it was that man who applied to him un the brach. He par. titularly observed his person; and the description given in the bilk accorded in every respect with his appearance. If Hits account he correct, the information upon which Mr. Waring and Vickery set out for Dover, and thence tu France, must bare been erroneous. Up to four o'clock on Saturday nn communication luau hen. received flow Pteirvon or Vickery, a circrm•tance which has excited considerable surprise. FROM SATURDAY NIGHPS GAZETTE. [This Gaulle contains a Proclamation by his Majesty in Couucil, giving currency, as troika snout, id the realm, to a new coinage of half-crown. now issuing from the to the Batik of Englaud; also a Proclamation by Lord Siihnouth, offering a reward of 2SW fur the apprtheirouu of William Fletcher alias Franklin, chaiged with haviug employed Ardor Seale to print divers seditious and in. Sammatory libels. It farther *oldies, Sisal his Majesty has approver! of M. F. de Serie, us "'reach Tice Consul at Hull ; and approuteil the Rev Dr. Hodson, Regius Professor of Divinity in the University of Osfrinl ; auJ That the Hun W Gordo'', of Minnie., has been ekcled M.P. fur the county of Aberdeen ] BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. William Frederick Page, of High Holborn, Mirklinen, linen•draper, from October !4 to October 31, al ten, at Guildhall., London. BANKRUPTS. Samuel Stickland, of Budleigh Salterton, Devon, shop• keeper. blink Westron, of Wellington, Somerset, mercer. John Thouipsini, of Nornich, merchaul. William klardou, of Last HuiHeigh, Devon, shopkeeper. William limber', late of therebury, 11'orccaler,,,Init since of Leigh, Worcester, farmer. John Pitt, of Cireneesler, Gloucester, woolmapler. John Wingate, of Ilsthairk, Somerset, money-serivesser. Thomas Austin, John Gregory, and James Humeri, of Bath, haberdashers. Eli: sbeth Gidley , of Dover•street, Piccadilly, Middle sex, dress-maker. (The remainder of the Gazette is our out ) Last night, about e'ght o'clock. the sugar-house of Messrs. N ESIDETTS, in Old Gravel-Imo.. Rat cliff-Millis:ay, was discovered to be on fire, and notwithstanding the timely arrival of engines and a plentiful ►apply of water, the whole of the ester sive premises *err burnt to the ground. The lo►s of 'property is estimated at 30.000/., but we un derstand the premises were Mowed, though not to the full amount of the loss ►ustained. On Friday the Common Serjesnt mirk r Report to his Majesty in Council of the following Convicts to Nervgaie, of June Session lag. viz. -- Catherine MlCabe, Thomas King, Wm. Kvatun, Win. Ca vrwangb, John Bell, Julio Iteut, gubt. Auderioa, Joins Lang bridge, Jas. Glare, Sand. Hoy and Johu Keaheld, for stealing 14 dwelling louses; Joseph Hurst, fur a highway roblecil Mary Greco, fur stealing privately in a shop; Thomas Hpirues, for sheep strafing; Julia Tilling, Henry Marsh, Julia Vickeis and Ebt. Hsleswurtk, file butim.breakiug; James Marsden, lame Smith and Joseph W.Stapletou,for uttering forged bark sous; lass.Jarkaus, fur balgtaiy; Henry James, for malio chattily minims sad atatrtriug; Joseph Webb, fu► a robbery in a dwelling-house:—when Henry Marsh, James Marsden and Isaac Smith were ordered fur execdtiou us I retsely seat. Time wiliers sere vespiled daring plausre. • Dispatch front rbenrinf Castlereagh In !Ifr. Lamb, doled Foreign Office, Orleber b, 11120. Foreign Office, October 5, 1120. Stet-1 am to acquaint you that the Qneeo's law servants have thiii asy represented to the Monte or Preis, that the Mow a'Prle, a Chanifferlain in the service of the Grand Duke of Baden, and who wag assigned to attest/ upon her Maje•ty wilco Princess of Wales,_ during the 'period of her visit to, Carnotite in the year 1617, is e material witness for the Queen's defence ; that the Itaron had actually collo idol (.object to the permission of hia Royal Highness the Grand Duke) to give his remota, attendance in London for this purpose, but that upon his Royal Highness the Grand Duke's late return to Carlsrolie, this consent (us the QM...WS agent slr. Leman has. deposed; was upon the part of the Grout Diiko distinctly refused ; and the 13arou alleged this refusal 1.. Mr. Leman as the sole cause of his nut giving Ins attendance to this country. Had the Queen's law agents emptied in due time to his Majesty's Government, it would, quilt r Ilse express unless who h they had received at the out set of these proceedings (ruin his Majesty, and which in army' instance pointed out by the Queen's agents they here unifinaily.aull faithfully endeavoured to lane barn their duly to have addressed • request ou the part of the King, their master, to the Grand Doke, to per• mit the atiendaisce of this gentleman before the House of retie, for the furtherance of justice. The legal advisers of the Queen haring represented that they still COntiflllie to regard the protests of this individual as of importance to her Majesty'* defestee mut his Majesty being setigituns, with the least possible delay, to give effect to their wishes, I have received din King's comnsauds to di• reed you will, without loss of time, on receipt of this dis patch, proceed to Csrlartilie, for the purpose of giving, by your personal repreeentaituns sad exertions, the utmost pos sible weight to the request abieh, in the King's name, you are Dutiful i•fil 11l m Ike to the Grand Duke upon this matter. The British Government are folly sensible of the respect due to slut law and praetor of Independent Stales, with segard to the means which the Sovereign Power may either he 'Halsted, or think fit to employ, fur the purposes of inducing, permitting, or compelling its &objects to appear, in order to give evidence haute the Tribunals of a Fo• reign State ; but they are perva d ed, that whatever may be the rule which liar Grand Duke of Haden may think it to lay 1101 1 / 1 1 on sorb matters his Royal Highioss's *ease of justice will matter the benefit or the incoiereni. cute of such sale to oporate squally and with perfect tags. partiality tau slat side of the defence, as well as of the charge. Now, as it appears by the evidence of Barbara Kress, that sloe was not only permitted, but iu some meu suit required to give lee atteiolaace upon these proem& ings it, support of the Dill, at the intlance of the Attorney- Gent rat, no doubt r•• he 'unionised that when pot shall have brought the different course which is soiled to have beet, pursued is the case of the H ann , t rEnde, under the Grand Ditke'd notice, his Royal Highness will at once, what. ver may be the tooptwary inconvilll4.llCe to his fill,llll per sonal service, give orders fur the Bantu's being permitted instartly too set out fur this cottony, and io the ad rafters! stage of the proceedings, yon will consider it your duty to piess that this Gentleman's departure and journey may he as much as possible accelerated. I should hope that the simple statement of this case will be sufficient to give effect to the object with which yaw are chervil, but in the event of any obstacle being into posed, you will make a written representation of the part of your Coorl, present' this request fur the Grand Duke's f able consideration, as indisputably due to public justice, sender the peculiar circumstances above referred to. am, ice. (Signed) CASTLER EA G IL To the Hon. F. L aub, llispatc4 from .11r. Lamb to Viscount Castlereagh, Aided Cartorshe, October 13, 1610. (:arlsrulie, 13th Oct. 1820. MY I.ORD-011 the morning of the 10th 1 received your Lordship's letter relative to the Baron &Lade. On the nth reached Carlsruhe ' and uhtained an interview with the Haunt de liersteit That M mister wrut immediately after wards to the Grand Duke, and brimmed me. on his niters (rum his Royal Highaess, that the obstacles to the dryer. tumid the Baron could only be overcome by an °racial ap. plication. The enclosed correspowlesece will *hew what steps were taken in tourequence, and their mull. It may be permitted me to realest, that my application has bees completely successful, sod that the teilure of the object of his missive to this plate was to be attributed solely to the unexpected reply tot the Baron d'F.nde himself. I have the honour to be, my Lord, Your Lordship's usual obedient Servant, (Signed) F. LAMB. To Viscount Castlereagh, Note from Mr. Lamb to the Baron de Deretett, dated Carbruhe, October 11, Ibill. . . The undrisigneil, etc. has karat with 'egret that the ar giiincata isbicii he had the honour to little this inuenisix in uith your Excellency, have been Wiliam:seat to induce the Goveroaneut tot Baden to peewit the Baron il'Eude, Chantlacrlaiu of his Royal Haghates the Grand Duke, so puticrLil to Loudon. Under nose circumstances it bemuses the duty of the enitersigued to fulfil the farther instructions of his Guveni wrist, by represtutiug officially to your Excellency the rer outes whirls induce tom, buns v. r reluctantly, to renew a de mom! *twit lass nut ant with the coucurreuee of the Court ul Baden. The Bluish Government is fully sensible of the respect due to the haw and practice of other States; it fully ap preciates the repognsoce which kis Royal Hichneas the Grand Duke lass tilt to the details uf his Court being tirade matter of public investigation and in peouf of tho, it may Ire permitted to the outlersiguid to 'teal to your that upon a previous occasion, when he had re quested like alleutlaare of a Nuttier uf the Cuart as a cele stes& ugaiust the Queen, he readily desisted from the appli cation, as smut as he was made acquit:Med with the anal nient• and detersainalio• of his Itujal Highneis spun this subject. If he our pursues a different course, it most be attributed to the difference of the circuisistanoes. . The witoes• in question is represented to be essential to the defruce of the tierce. The rights of hospitality will not be violaitd by his appearance; us the contrary, these seem to require, that the Grated Duke 'humid cootribute to the vindication of the guests of Ins Court. Tbe permission which is densarded, is still more esseatial to the character of the British Gowen:neat. %% lib whatever gond faith it catty act, it will out escape this attacks urinals:violence, unless its dem ig od us grated; mu d your Excellency will out have failed to remark, that its Ibis affair it is out •alficieut to act with the must p er f ec t pur i t y and good faith, it is also oecesattry that these should be wade inideuisilily evident to dm eyes of the whole wield. The unikreigud trusts that them considerations may Ye of weight enough to induce the Gosersonist of Baden to change its percent tlcteinsinatieu. Its own character for i uipartiality, mil that of the British Goverusueut fur sincerity and good faith, are rimally at stab. The wiaguitude of these interests must justify the uuder signed fur prriisling tit an spphcatiss which could, uuder Ito other racuothlouces, likore iectived the eatictiuu of the Bawds (.; orrruSrut. The toodenigued hull the bosom r, the. (Sigurd) F. LAMB. Carlo uhe, Octuber 11th, To his Bicelltucy the Barou de Barden, &e. ice. ice. Notrfrows Baron de Borstott to Mr. Lama, dated Cerbrake, uctobor 13, 1820. reply to the rule which your Excellency was ' pleased to address to wee oil the 11th inatiust, sad in reference N the cuoversasion which 1 bad the lowstoar No bold with yea ea the same day, 1 died it accessary in the lird place to car net a most material usistahe whic► apposes to have Crept into our eoninstssicatioos. The *Wet of the propositions wade to sae verbally by I roar Excellency appeased . lo aft to be, that the Grand pair, oRRESPONDENCP f Bey angast .aster, 'Mold give to baron elEnsle not • RELATIVE To BARON D'ENDE . I APPEARING: k"l"rnimlone bet bus orders to proceed to Ragland , :„ _ which I had she honour In remark, that I knew too we:l t- BEFORE 111 E 11011*E OF LOAU 4 AS A Wilf*Ems e xe d delereninaeiren of his Royal Highness, sm.r to take ON TUE PART OF mita IdAdienTY TIE QULEN. part directly in any thing which eniglii relate to the ~,i,.„,,, (October, ISt, ) proceeding at this time before the Tribunal of the House of Peers in Lifland, to dare to propose to hien to give any such orders to a prisms belonging to his Court. Your Excellency will recollect that wlicu,stmunt tame ago, you revealed nue to obtain permission fur one of the fouiriers of the Conn to 'proceed to F.iiglseill is b witness spinal the Queen, I wan under the necessity of declaring to you, that I coolie ,:cr.- obtain any sick permission trims his Royal Highness. If any agents of the British Irmi'verument hare sue eee !,d in iseditcing subjects of the Grand Duke to proceed of their owes accord to England, I have to remark to your Excel lency, that this could (mead . pirate jo,lienlisals, nut b. log su the set•irt or the Court, or in any II irliel•l I.IIIIIIIIUO, Sad IV wham moth "ig but a pimps t from, the Police is requisite to eteilite if, gi to proceed uhereetr they might wish, without the 6„, ~.. in ipi e l l .e tt c es i . , e io r e l .d s it :I s t: Its t s . h k i r r i e fu e t r ict s • :Is: c h a s . ta c n i ,a r tus ni d3 : ll I r l .. t e .f... . :y. 1 bupe ikti your Esti Item y will finiP in tins exp o . i r i ,„, of fact. relating to tile ulij. et of your mission, the SOS t convinclog proe,fs o f the imp-4,611'1y and justice uti.le Gut el 'intent on this autrject. But as your Excellency 1. theleos pleased to per•ist its your &tad ma, th.it Bewail &Elide should al bast nut be prevented by a re fusa l of War - of abat•nce from proceeding Its Eng, A ..d , to the erent ufli.a ton,enting to undertake thus j .orrery ; limey assures me that this wifeless is &robed to he re.eartal u to e, l e he ha ' s kr o e r n d c t e rc u il f ru hr e r lo a a l t a b i l r t i e l st itrnhetnr(4‘aitewly. htußlslitrut::ltl."l"te the letter, a copy of climb is suueled, by uhich that gentle.. man is left catirrly at lame) , to act attending to isms ure i, *Ores. It Piston d*Eside's reply, which I transmit in original Pi your Fixtellency, dims Mal MAIM tf you. 5 xpeeishous, your l E l li s c s r te ll :i r o Y :l;rs ii , as th i a . t " h il i d s' l r to b y l al th ;iig la li s t t o e st . e , p flt i t a ls k f ' u s l i t i' . ! l 717 e pr i„ r i p t es h e has laid down, bas had nu wish to Itidil.r Monsieur d'Eitile from acting UN this utcaston accordio; 1., his own free mill. I keg your Excellency to accept the expressions of u.y high consideration. (Signed) THE BARON DE BERktTETI'. Carlariabe, 13th October, 1620. To his Excellency Mr. Lamb, &c. Nolc (ton Boron vie Beret'', In Barns d'Eide, duhd Un)l.rocke, Ottoher 11, 1410, Si* the Uoieris 44t Ltiglasurs Cooties I ha% asserd .1 in the Hoddcul Peers, dud after rerrivisog two u t. lees written in to r Majesty's own hand, with die wow ul “4- dueing you to is pan to Englau4l do give reigiewer iu I„, favour, yeti had, with tears IN your eyes, rifused to arc. IA Ike ouvitatiou given to you fur that purpoor by out of Iser Majesty'. agents, ailigiult Hood au wallet,* prekito l i w s (dun your Sun mgt. rewitervol It dispuistule for yeti to mi. dertalke such a juuruey. Mr. Lam:), his Britaasie Majesty's Plesipolestiary to the termauic ensifeilerateos. has, is cosiolutsce, been reeled by his C ,,.sett to proceed killser. its older i v lake :Ili the necessary steps fur prevailing us ls.s Royal Het/ I remove the Orel/Mies which. it world sem, pervcia your i iimplaiisave with the rcqueat ol tier Majesty thr ILtured of Englaud. This Minister liaviiii acquainted use with the purport of his muslin., I hare laid it hefuoe the Graud Make, sled hue Royal HiChUCSII Las. cubism:Laded lOW, Sir, of f icially to damn, you, dial you were perfectly at liberty to act, uto the pm sect derariou, as you aliusiltt 'hulk properond that although Ins Royal Highness would never, nor in may manlier, inter fere in whatever might relate so the proceeding. against use Queen of England, be, • itieksa, was ready to give yew leave, on your making such a request, to proceed either to England, or to any other country which you might wish to Time ease in opine km lacing of extreme delicacy, I 3,11 directed by the Grand Doke to riqUelq you memli mans • w.ild•o atumuer to the communication which I have the he nous of moldreimesi to you. Al rcpt, Sir, the &the it ion. of my must distiuguuMed con- (Sigurd) The BARON DE BERSTETT. Cal Ibruhe. Oriuber 11, 1820 Tu 11.fluat d'fyde r us. of los Royal II iiihuess the (; rsu d Duke u( Baileu's Chamberlaius, ice. isit Master ur the Ccrerovoies. Aole front Dame d'lNde to Banat de Berstell, dated _ . . eartermite, .0, tuber . 11, 1820! Monsieur Is Raron—l hare just received the left , which your F.xcellericy has dose me the humour to address to me, •ood by which you are to good as to Worm one. " Thai one of the Counsel fur her Majesty the Queen of England has eimmlaised in flee House of Lords, that, after receiving Iwo letters which her Majesty bad deigurd to address to me, requesting nay evideoser, 1 had refus ed to proceed to London, in consequence of • prohibition on the part of my Sovereigu—that is conaripienee of this statement Mr. Land., his Britannic Majesty's Minister Pie. •iputeutisry to the Germanic Coufederation, he. been la wment to repair hither fur the purpose of removing nay sob slick w hich might arise to my departure; and 'bat his Itossl Nighties, the Grand Duke has oustrucied your Ekreliebry to declare to me, officially, that I am perfectly at liuerty Lt follow my iuclinat ~,,,, and that his Royal Highness, upon my request, will uut refuse a leave of atioeure for prorreediog 10 EllgI4U(1. " I beg leave in the lest place to be allowed to correct some mistakes w hi c h app ear to have crept IMO the allegation of her Majesty's Counsel. I leave may beeu honoured with one letter from her Majesty, a letter which has been de livered to me by her agent, M. Leman—to whirl, I bare replied, that the Nature of my duties rendered it impossible for me to come to England, in comphauce with her Ma jesty's wishes. 11'ioh respect to the tears with whio h 1 am staled to have accompanied this refusal, I am the more astonished, as my declaration was conveyed to M. Leman through use 64 my friends who undertook to communicate my determination to him upon this subject. In consequence of the permission which your Excellency has dime me the honour to transmit to me in the name of his Royal Highness the Giand Duke, the difficulty grounded on the nature of my duties is overcome; I sat ex tremely grieved that it is, nevertlwlest, not in my power to conform to the wishes of her Majesty the Qneea. The state of my health is melt that I mold out undertake so lung u journey without the greatest danger, particularly at this moment when about to undergo a rigid course of medical treatment. Have the gooduem, Sir, to explain these circunistaucer to Mr. Lamb, and to convey to him my regret at not being able to Fevered to England. 1 nail myself of this occasion to offer to your Excellency the aostiraisce of soy highest consideration. (Signed) THE BARON VERDE. Oirlwrobe, Ocieber.ll, IND. BIRTHS. On Wednesday last, at her father's' be Martial* of ('1 ,1. aiosideley)hease in Piccadilly, Lady Charlotte a. yaws., .i a sue mud heir. On Wednesday the 18th instant at Sudbrooke, near Lm. cobs, the Lady 01184 K. Sutton, Bart. of sou and heir. On she 214 instant, at Soutidea, the Lady of Sir James Alexander Gordon, K.O H. R.N. of • daughter. (hi Monday hart Ira. II rri.os, wife of William Harrison, of High-street, Purls ...... EMI. of a son. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday nsoruiete, the 17th instant, at St. Mania's Chinch, Jobe Nesbit, Eil. of the 7th Kcgitaeat of Dragoon Guards, to Iles. Sehooles, of the Island of Jersey. la Lunslon. Giles King Lyford, Esq. surgeon, of Wiu. ehester, to Miss Dorothy Maria Johosou. DEATHS. At Amiens, in France, aged la years, Edgard, 'be fifth sea of Air. Weller, auctiosteer, of Chichester. Ois the 10th instant, at his hawse, lii-ilforil-reet, Brighton. in the 76th year of his age, Jobe Coleman, Es t , e ' waads uf 30 years lieboosiger to his Majesty. reload sad INAflatted at Tot Batman Palm awl TM Ouse Oar., Nu. lrt, Strand s by c. of lbe II i ~~