The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-21 00:00:00

MAILS. 11, la iv E n—i Dublin, 2 Waterford. D GOtielibltrgh, t Lisbon, t Malta, t Dublin, k THE SUN. tOttiii QUI& Dlttit& AUDZAT LONDON, MONDAY, eEPTEMIIia 21 A 1807. ON Saturday evening Sir ROBERT WiLsow arrived in town from St. PeterSburgh with Dispatches, the contents of which of course have not transpired, but we are happy CO learn that the . court of St. Peters- , burgh is by no rnexis so hostilely .diipOsea towards this Count,l. - as we had been led to apprehend from some of its recent ccindtiEt,l The strong and deci sive measures which . his Majekty's Ministers ,felt 601A:elves Und:T the necc , !sity 'of adopting towai-d Dentuark, were counnunicateci to the, I:4lssian • verument, ens.' we understand that the colutuunici tion w45. - accompanied' ‘;‘ ,. itli a •del.:ration, that if iar.nitee the independence of • Doniu.ark, clit r c Jticasure3.,woulti mot 1)1 carried into czecyatiouo The Russian (3,s)rernuient declined. Interference;./Cut; we` it reneWed at the same titne liff.urances tit the most arriicable disposi tion,t4wArds, this Country.. . . • • have received some Patch' Papers of a late• date,' butthey do Doi con. tin • any intelligenuo of importance.. ~A Letter frotuAltona of the Bth 'states, thitan English Fri ato had anehored in the 110:1(1 of Tnivc;ininde, :but cor. who coinmanded her,. had bitherto.perthitted" all Vesielo.to : go in and-opt,. arol , bad ,COntuntc , l hiinself With i nialeiti tll . 6.lVEllittirS : :C.6113e Gil I.)')Ard. A Com- I `rniniori-Itas• ! lly.:..cti - appointed at Keil,' to discover and seize all l'1,1.,;1;;;1 prop :Tiy. accounts from Paris, in tb . c_sv eJtrIC tli."1.1: to the l Oil) inst. 1);en preletned to tlie: French titt • Itre said to bo,,tho y al' , i Lit ::; ~ t,geturnt, of 11 - I , 'l' iti • h) , , f " J,1LL:,!:.113 .1Y 1111:t th 1.1:,11c lif)N +.1` , 01, 11.341.1.461111- not to "..e i IL .1 duced nutwithst:lndi.p.: t!:(: Co itintntal i'tvce. sin-R. ll4 ler tlf , CHiiettiagett \v,K ,tltit• known in lollati !; clr'‘at le,tst tt RotAtt'lit.iotr.:d in,,tbi!se Pa per& tutttrar y, in a Letter from N.eit,.dited the 71.1) September, that the. Garrison bad mad' a vcry suces(ittil sal tie, 4:64%44 ia4ell sP vcral himarude rifiqt ; it ooj, pria3tiers,.. great number , et seainen, and iti pieces'of caffinon. a l va.us thicniortu.og, bRt they r are of as old 4 ()kb a! 014,0901 W 44 have trladl several extra6t9 from ttitit, bo.found in our subs4quepi colummi; •, • Yesterday.moraing-his M&.itsry, Pripeesses Au . , SooftA, anct - zotimrA, attended by Li. }37-NuAtE itfid-Latlyr*:erwent to St. George's anct,hwirc. a '§ernlOXA, by Dr, 141)s -lko!tiTn ti - ‘)11k t !Silt ghaptqr, of GenOis Ifstit 34 19t1, veries ; .afterwards •ve,tit;. to_Frogrnote, ands met the Qui , ..rN. acid Prince3s ' After •MAsEixt-h,ll din'ed," . the Royal tilurtit!.d to the C.,aLiait three (.4,10ek fler at 4; Prince,s. Di V irk,' tier V ice periotakect in'the Castle. ' • • ' . ~',~. The ESp.pdit this Con vary 40 th e Eli ti c , , wits knottli arl'etepbargh about tho- middle of An. gust. 'l7fu'objetci:of it had, been ' eiiiiirnbnic;nted to theßussiait Goverttniebiby LOi.d G. L.:CrtiNVLII. A Courier.arrived shortly . affeiivitqh.p,p,tteltes which were v. tile of IFhinct COnfEle dCs, tttid gave crcCasir'in to rooited ititerviewi; het W,cen , RUSSiati, 131:ktih, french, Dsinisl) Milkigers• . 4 jrl • Saturchy nnnn'Sirlt.ontr,nT WILSON arrived Ott Oitice; with :LliVatchi.4 froth.l4 , rd 1 lt , Fr ~NIN;iOI , 2S't I'qterhburg,ll. Soon tiftrr hh art iv:A,. a - Coi,incil'wooltbl4l;i at which. all Ote: AlotObers• in towit'attotto,A. . • irtit"or4 : o'onictay:piglo.,titit !tivg . slY latt disimtvlieri I 'or, cA,Tik CART ttucl Adfni ttl t ktlr ity 'at Copenhagen, (ontaittit,g tlkL ofrererfroi- y e!oilteer to /part the 1.)4116b Vsci r stistipg tom. se vq . al ta r k:e;d;thilit 'clepkiiirdfithp We arasorry to fit,ti that Sit . Stritquv timrrtt - 18 in taci very <I :,; health; th4t not lira liiA:iy .o exAkjui4 tuS sortie , titne, .v, c,`, [l ( , r) Po, rttlgal is . to'proct.t iffl h i e r the charge or the 11 Sloop of War.' ite itiforopt ion of our Portugal would be a subjeCl much rcg r, , ratlier,bo'Arever, In ree,ard tO o: 2 „ th u, l art olil,afaitliful Als; tl flctuJlB geoLral i :VI of out trade- With is 1 2 1 , - ialport tt o ; •t,;;lt tniliiatu ,sterling, the • 1 , I, Iv;ettt.Ett nt it: only bOug pro duct:, ctt ti'lttry. Franc-LEE and Sitain; thetz' tbasfin4 trt.fde, derive much aecOmtnoclaticru 'from , .k.tql.‘trality,of , t VOrtu&y:eie, flag. r .rhe Bay of , ga y aw4ing, r with their commerce; tunk..r proteeli6l l ofit s, aild,weincli to think they woll . id be gr,, , atcr sufferers by waking Portugal tt . pArty in the war, than, we cifii be, he 'fuilowing •notice Was on Saturday wittect from the Admiralty 19. 4 4 4 All ()Eder is given for a convoy to proccat from kid. ft.octtlt with the Slup3 both hi tp.gprtugal. i , • ..•.. _FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. -- r* f FittNcif ,PAPERS. . ~ ' s i ......,....; , . . . • AL . i 1 ..... r WltAvy AUG. k 41.--The ComU o iliiion „.6 0 .. .... .1.4. vt , rtnnerit has just addressetrihe following Prottlttia , ' ton to the inhabitants :. . " ern.inNs; " In our Address to you of the 14th of July, announced to you. 'our departure for Do.!:den';':and twe rnade . known to you the motives which ha in duced us to undertake that journey. In the Injunc tion which we addressed from that town' to 'the Di rector General, the 22d of the same mouth, we hastened toinform you, that, vouchsafing to attend to , our wishes, Providence delivered the Government of'our Provinces"to his lt.lajesty . FREDERIC AUGUS TI:ri, King of Socony„ toe worthy, offspring of, our King, a Monarch equally.renowned-both for his pet • vale virtues and his public qualities. - being return ed to this Capital by virtue of his orders, we have to inform you, that, in obedience to his.comtnand, we resume the course of our funEtions, which we 'will continue-until the establishrbent of the stable .vernment that is, 'preparing 'for us ; anti that the manner and wit 4. u m . satue authority that his Ma jesty tilt:: Emperor ; of the French, King of Italy, egnlided to us . at the timc. ' 'We have rel. •eived with respea'fdl'acknOwiddg ft-tent:this testimony of confidence which our. Sove relgii tl,‘Tonarch has, given us, in permitting us to exc.trcise . the sovereign authority in his. name ;• and , WeAlropose ) . in executing his orders,..to-ftilfil.a duty altered for eveiT , Citi*eil, that of bearing., until the . fixed period, ihe:' load of 'duties Which is*liiid pp - On 'ls.'' liiill:lljesty has ordered tw o b of lii4 colleagues;, ~. Messrs, GLlTASkcas'vsk, Land Sa'ANlsrAus„PoToc KA . to Tema' in abOuts.hislierson, fOr the' inirpoSe of giving Itim • all. n 'eOe . sary'. / information upon' the. : state of the aNatiah, a.na.‘of?.o . tii' .. .ichiely,, and this, as he..has been graciousdy.Plcasett tadeglare • himself, : tin order 1 1 , , it) , ac,cittira ', a 'prothand kno w ledge of e ve ry thing that cancer tls 'us before he as'sumes the reins of GO-' or:o - ,;,..n . .. - ,;and therebyl.o enable himself to sati%fy the ~ 1,.A1- o t.Wiiill Of I:i.i ht: .11:t1 Abid .ia, ta contribute .. ;.i., much :IS 14* in hip ~power to .the prosperity and l'illalWitieBS of 'a , Pa t ion . : to , wham). lie ' haS •alwmyS 7 pre- I •. isert.ed the` Most:Sitteere l atizehnient, and' who on their ' 'side : have given, 'tilicitr'e.Very . occstsiori, the most i,unetinivoeal testimonies, oci.hyir entire devotion. This t Cc , tiVjaiOn .that his I.l , l:ijesti feels of our sentim en ts * t t ttotvards him; and the • flattering. certainly which he :Vaiiclisafei; to give us' of , his benevolence, • are the sitrest guarantee of our.futdre happihess. . ." j . . ~.. • ~ ; .. - . , ."Arter eNfericncin g • ia ,,, lnany Imutiliatiuns. and mist rrtuneg under a'fottlign detpottiiii, 'the poi'erf l ,4l' and genceiiiiiiil'ot'(;6.llo . d'of - ii.;.kp,Al:os the •Gre; . it 'ai •• lentli restores, us to existt4nce,;,.and .this orea.:ll., of . ; life; w,itn,which huhas .just • re-animated our~ Body. iPol it ic; will tietonittlie 'Boiirc6 . of the. liistfty: pros ipaity 'which the C t)Lt' ' of our fathers hucl'ili:s . tined .; . . tfor us its ltis carpel! t decrees... Lie, hz;s, giv , qi PS Alto first pledge 'ot.. it, by appointing • f.,r our ISavereigti a Monarch vtlici , is venerated by the happy Inhabitatits of' the Borders of the L'llie, ' and. v,•1111.1) .all other Nations . will dotibtless,enyy ,us eclipse hip ,WiS,e .and beneficent (okerpment. r l;llp,O)Alauder will be able to display, in all his entsrprizes, :that unalterable fi,Firthez.;s •af w.hiah—our-ariCestors have, Jett us A so ni;iity v . :Om/es ; that harmony, that con i shei.. agyeetwg- of hearts _, : .1114,4 tnipat.. yliich th4 , firp.t.af,hprol,s has sr.) oftell.'reot)Pltneividtt k lto . ,7us—i-liai Angrily ;VA'S , i ! ;igel W. hiell . inakeg 0111.: ',:i d - , ' Fdit ;. \virh ' ednstancy tl- t: itary'eVil4, un , .l -..yliii.ll rail. .alcitierehcic•l• t!', ',.',',:,''' ~ .I. : ,;, : Thiiiti:- ~).,. 'l. ~ ikl lIILIi. Wt.', 1,1 . .y w c t o i ~, , i.' , 1h,,: 1,,u:41..1 1 , 1,,,, , ,:: : in f u se, that •unatiiiii ', •): ~, ; , ,-. ,::',.t ktb.-.).ti;...i .v.. , i,i5..b ,all will have for' tlvii. ~ , • t 1 .1,,, „-,,, , „ : .' r ii ..e, ) 1 ,...!fic.i.' pro:.ilei.ity' of ehe 1).,1,;,.. I, is;t!„., c. , ,v, .. , ,,,11 ,rte.. 41)1e t.,) (..I)ll.iim., ip‘.•l;) tl4! 9:.1 , '1.); ity of ti4i,il2;( . in, 1.:41. 4 icit wo ,sitall have lis•tid r . awl , the happitteasful fiuure Ont,eations. - ' ---",..-' . x'. i bw“'*eeujoin the. direaion ;if the rolk..e to pub:. lish .0 , .. , prptent. Or . zhofo ce by the usual, timine,. : - •4 •I)otte. at \Var,::w, in tilc:. •Sitting of llklt.*- .I'iti3. I of Auoust 1'867: : • . - '2 - - °(Sif4l' ea) • I ' S 1 ANiSLAUS.II.AI.ACKOWSRI,. .Ireiiciir. L i' " JoilN' Ltiszezakt,'Secre.tary-General." i , • . • .. Corps of FrenekTrool)s hay bevit etabatked at Otrante i tipon ti o- coast of the Adriatie, in 0 . r.1ei...t0 tp. - crinip)%ed 'to doifn, on bolnl s)rne flus,ian of War, 'for 0;6 purpose of ocettpyn)g the ILTAtio of the. Seven Islithi4;, This has wade a s , (asation the more. agr,,Q,tbiq here, as it gives tI i hopes of seeing our thrmet , can7 coiniceoousre.:eslablid'ed' I.ls 'ancl thos: mds. . .:re, Ist corfu, mid Its. hide. DendeAcies Palloi.and ; bunt Maerq. and Ithaca; 4tlt,Zantct; and 1,11) ; tfte two I .13re e o s ; Snizo. Islands, Whic.:ll - forrnel , ly belonged 'to . the Repub!ic or • Venice, were ..cede . t France by the Trca.ty of, Campo Formio. l'hey were re-taken' by the. Russians. H . . ant Turks i n 1 799, and it is well kncvirn tat they -9-110 r. formed 10.:. that time a kind of "Republic undh the pietefroit of Rafter-:- . :(,/ourn(rdel'efils, '.z. i;--Sepi..B) Ko:46simtdi# 2 .4c4. 2_,0,--M. B AyoqtAcabi- i!, n*Counsel, has entered upon his ordinary lune:lions, ' having succeeded the Baron 11,AILDENBERG, who bfts 1 Obtiiined . ReiMissian - tOTreti7e. The . C4P3ef is at i I `present occupied with the Ic,organizotion of all the ... branches of PablicAdmitiistratiMl — ! it is with thii view tint an dr`der, iSsued f'r r OtaiS . llfajesiy's . eahinet, i dated 6th August,: appoints those who are to fulfill i the principal 'iiiiployinetif4 Under - . the rnoriaithy. 1 Counsellor Da' WIID El- is. appointed 'Comptroller- General of the Finances, - M. Ds LEIBNIANN, who has been long employed under CountDa SCILAN, ' . LEi4B9URq KlinNEßT,.*ill have the . superintent l inoce . , t i of the "Progress of Trade and"industry : 'thd general 1 diieetion of the Post Office is confided' for M. De ,J ). .. • MAD 4 wran, lirivi Counsellor; the department of , . ~, Judioture. will be under 'a . Commissiondareposed - . 1 of the' Membersof the , i3ourts Of Justice, who were ' i • employed in the Polish Provinces, and it will be -di-' I, -rected,by Counsellor hA - tit.E and. D,‘Nso, s undentlie - . ' - ' ' ' ' I immediate contrOul of the Grand Chancellor' M. M. GdLDBOC;K.• • •-• , • ' . • , ... a. • - •' University of Halle will be replAced s bi that which is going to be prgaini4ed at Frankfort' , upon. the Oder ;‘ several. Professors hive already beetivalled from theforrner, ;and the latter wilt be presided by M; WIESE: ' • 0n Sunday : the,6th of September, at eleven o'clock ,inthe rowing, his EX6e'llency: yll.ll . -44NIE, the :.11..lorocco Ainbassador, -.presented his Credentials to his nijest'k the 'Erripero:- and King.' His Excellency was introduced at.the:Talace of Sti Cloud' by the Masters and 4‘.:ids of the e.iilonies; who went to Conduct hint from his hotel with three' carriages belonging to the Court; ' He was ushered into his Majesty's , Cabinet by . his Excefieney.the Grandlgastes: of the' Ceremonies. The Ambissa: dor i after making -three low "bows, delivered a corn plinientart Speeo in Arabic i `act;otivanied with tire :\ sents, ,LECISLATIME BODY. ritESIDENOYs OF M. FONTANP.S."-SITTING ~ 8211 si,:rwk:4llEß, The Cottriiellp.r - 91: State, D#,l*R*osT, r 'tuade a Ileport, and opened the Budget fq the yeas' 1808. faxes Nvill, sawc..4A .1119se for with th 6: 'exemption . of it diiniquii,;rl of 'lo' ceAtuni'a, der franc (or I 0 pet ct,lnt.).upon the. Land. ',lla>;,and. coin Tak, r ,d- OERMAN PAPERS.- • TV ttr, AUG. Expeditiett from this ;3444 Ports iippe:lr'sto` he niit far Suth . preparation: :ire rucking, but with ittie titmolst silence,; .a ,treat number iroaps have, ,• been iiuPercepti,tilycollea QO. .in tll5 city, atta its vi :cinity, and, .along.'thp 'co3%t, 'whi:;ll it seems 'very pr9bable: . ire. • intended 'tfor.'t much . nrin'o • ilnportant objeht than the mere detente , coast,, ,mote ,troops are . still e.p'o-1 ed. it is - not eAsy for the nio.it profound ,tieian•to .penctrat.e the. plans of. our,Nyis4,,Qovern miptat,,i, hut it,..4ppis'ilA% that tl)e . nmy fintyclose'ltorepent. their hav:in.,s ient or:their trtakip — i and; their beat geetti..o4 denten ; /hill. 28.)', I , :N A , Gazette- ofrthis , day contains the'PoYloWini article 'tinder. the head Turkey': ' . • .• . If . On the Ist , Ol July the Capudan Rishai with leis N.Y11(;1 ,- .1 attetiilrt Ott TeileiOS . ttle 'l'rpops.Which . wereidisenibarked had scarce-, ly to ge,t, back to their Ships, I:tie Fleet was C r iptltinq, and t,velve . , - • Tseliausch, killeld or !DWI , : prisoner's, or devoured by, tile. ill Av.hich •bogan.tp revr,on board sevetial Inps the ' .4Ktrt Bloc fitnotif theslain. ..The•Grand Adrtairal,-.s,vith his -diskasted -tittee•;(.4:tkari.,,has., roprtcd .to ! tilt 3 Strait of Constantiaopic, „ '"Th, : ilatter end of June 4 Rug4irtd Squadron wise appeurtici Ueibr,e'Sitloi)e'aqd:frebibiando; ", A princivil (Anse of the late sigual loss of the English at. lioset.ta.lold AlcK.lridria tO,hay e been . IfiXt they/ . relied too much •On Speedy junCtion with . .tle:ll , lana'eluke , -;,, ail& were therefore • almost. , •entirely ,` without • Their principal paciisan, ,f3tvy, vas dead, and the rest of . the lieys;,availed themselves' of the. opportunity. to con - advantageou Peace with the Torte aintost at the . evyStilopaent when General FRA_cit landed at Alexandria. • k+ 'On the 10111,9 f July. a. dread(l,ll ,131 ; q9 94t in the:sntink'or',crafita: afeonstantinople,. destroyed many ibnuslini bowies." • • • " After the advant: . ett guard pt MUSTAPHA Bu .l • AcTAR, under Intrt.ptili Bity, had been defeated by theltussiani, near ititunit, the former withdrew truops - pver the Rturube: An ArtnMice leas since been concluded between the rWo, argh corre:;tvidepte4, 28,4 1i61LiN.;.A1tr0..25..-:::,It has beetk nqtiAed, to • proptiet m of estates on thq left bank of the...Albe, that they ennot remain in Russia an pain or losing their hereditary rights according to the regulation of the Napoletan code now in force in those Countries. They must therefore retire from the Prussian service and return into their country. POSEN, AUG. 16.—Warsaw is to be garrisoned by 16,900.nien.0f the corps of Marshal DAVOUTT. To-day a part of the division Of drago - ons of GRou , :. car, which were expeeted.to remain on till October, began their march. They take 14eit route 1 . 1 custiiii. , It is said that the cities - of Bourdeaux and Lyons have employed all- their ..interest to obtain, that Frankfort may be declared a free trading town. The marriage of the,Emperor of Auitria with the Erinces s s 61$aiony i 3 determined oh. It is . ald that the #eraditary ofßavaria will receive the hand of e Archduchess Lout SA, the daughter of the Ernpc ror. , The misunderstanding between the English Cap tains and the Commandants of tbQ Austrian Ports in the Adriatic increases. ANTWERP, SEPT'. .—The day before yesterday . , the Danizic, which was lam-felled on the ibth of August, sailed froth herke for Flushing - . The Lille de Berlia,..Of guna;'will be lanucli-, ed to-morro* morning; at'seven O'clock, as will the ,Pa/tusf in afevy days. The ShipsAtill on stocks aze the' :Dalrnate, th 6 Altanois, and the 'Friedland, - mud - t he keel of a fotu-this laid.L-(Rotterdanisclz'e .rant, &fit. 8.) • • ; His MA,,,Exki is expe&ed to undergo the opera tio7) of couching au the course' of the present week. Sir ARTHUR : WELLESLEY hating most .imply fut. Mled his . rnifitary mission, is to return from the Bal. tie by the first Frigate, in order . to resurpe the ini-' poriant . dUtiei of his eivii station as State Secretary of Ireland. The Russian ,Squadron which was in the Archi pelago is said to be on its passage. to Portsmouth, to refit, aver its recent salon .with the TurkiSh Fleet. a Vessel has 'arrived at .Spitl)ead ,with ot9re, from, Petersburgli, to assist in - eijuiptrient & and orders have: b6en issued from' the . Navypilicie, for a - , . speedy supply •ot every artICIC for , Nytitcu tke.ikussiart :Admiral Way have.pceasiun. . , .According - to ,the last letters - from Petershurgh, it ) was understood-there, that;the,,Euglish' Government had applied .to,thpe Emperor iIe4.ENANpEII to guarap tee.to:Dennlarli the possessipn of its .Feet, and that France Should not compel ..the use of it.against us 4 r i nd it wai . ntit until his, Imperial Majesty - , had de, dined . .an „interference . which might interrupt the good .understanding he-had established - with France,. that our Goveimnietit adopted th'e resolution to de, . .... - adopted the prfve the Enemy of the means with tv.hich h Danish yarino .would fu4nish .him Mr our an, noyatice. . : . . , • ...- ' . We have received some American . rapers of late . dates. One of the iournals, .00 ino•a•viuh.;nt ;n its ,ccolittreszelatks,otsls.)t 1 : 1 5 7 :,... a tt r i: f i r .o b t e r tVv 4o e ‘ tl ef tl p ie lli L eo, ec c ip i ct la r s 4 ai se i l d;h ul e : England, .not .to enforce t .,. la :ucur argurnents, our right to prgieta.,by ow own, fing i Thosesaii,ing,ander. i t .:—.4 has not; sent to.i4quire whether , thee-Britjsh Ditiaistiy' Vtill':tilOW . , hlloWN'us the' right' they so often refusg-7-44 4.,c0i0u6t i.vo , ,thf . Vavo deep: legrading • and 3b3urclj .11tWit . has .itis:ruaed. our Minister to m ake one demistrid; r 3ild'Utle Ulo7,,tViliCil'is—' . That ; atonguent4od ampP;sAtisla,qliotl.khould . 1)e given, to the Peophiof 4ineriep., 1 1 )r the tnurder or theirscoun-, . t ryin4n - on board ' a 'National 5',14,: -. and for the dis- holiour don 6 tp',Ole iiatiott,.4 taking out of "t4ir • shiigi py fOrce,-- four men, said to be deserters, ilut .:Aybo-nre every brie of then% ,Americms --by birth." ' - ; With i.cgiird:to. tif.e disOusions li.:o;yen his* Ma :: it'str . . s 'Ministers and the American Envoy, it is not ellonbted that our GovernMent is determined to toain-r ~ ag toi rr iei rightl-of search fig British seamen, as w kiii -- indmbaniiiie.': the. answer a , gi ven ,:toithesepre s : sentatia.ns of Arnricati Oovernir Fat on that : sub-- 3. ; ti e t t ia ' t o h r a y7iit i l l t o . ti N‘ r. ' ( iv y . r . ; r. W 43 ::: e u ai nc r l e e a r.s d t Y an s d t4t Ji d a'i i i ( ; e' l l ra c s °l (i; same time been Intini.iitd to the American Mi- , .the.. . i nisters, that the cnforcement of ti . o. N un_iianpoyta-: . ‘ i.,: ! io:i ..4.a= Trill. he regarded, is...cleamitory of war. ..I.lm.specre.O.or sukspending the ex t e t ftion of that it.l l ; ' I,lt t ieL i r i ll i i c ui Z lr i ta t ltl4 i: A.C. riti: r r% i"isls ;l:l ' e illilir t t i tb i:t il'l'l t sl- h l\ije t.i inc :t v n i-:2 !t eL t l t cll er L' s tir:l in it- li j.v s e l lf : °' L icf4r t a : will lie brought to deci'sion. •• ' - :, : . gr. MONHOt'S.- iflielided departure .for Amer ica . ha"gi+eniereiiit to the hostile rumonmwhich have been in circulation ; .but ii: is not at; ail Otineaed with:Abe-differences -bot ween the. two Powers. It tuust be recolleaed that Mr. 'XVII riiiE his for some . time Teats - a successor to' him in tliV:C.'nulitry in tho i person of Mr. PINCKNEY. ;It was. natural, there - fere, to suppose, that he would not - re:nail) )(;ng here aster : his successor's arrival. He' remained louger than lie'intended, in order to assist Mr."PtrIcK.NEV in the NegoCiailorr of the Treaty.concluded by the. late Ministers. But Mr. , MoIgROE, asliire , ;, we un" ae . rstatid, to the Presidettey of the United 'States ) ; and as the period of Eicaion is approaching,. and ' •it is repot - text that. Mr. JEFFLIISON , declines all pro- . posalf, for, ins re-oleaion, Mr. MONaou i A hastening; his,.clepartute, in order to , endeavour i to becnre the ot t jett of Ails Sinbitioti. ' Mr. Mf..oritoE .b.a.;ilwavi b4en a Civourite with the Democratic Party., whi c h seenis to haire the mostintinence in Amy-lCa at pre- sent.. The report- that an Order' of Coupeil was signed on Wednesday, direding the Commanders `of his Majesty's Ships of . Warstrialy: to enforce thel - right of search,, as well in resard to Seamen as to - Merchandize, is untbunded. l'he(lotermination.Q t Goverkicuent to entire theJight in both cases is 0.4' . dehia6le; but as yet no Official Older ha. been is-. stied, , . • • Thursday a Sargeon's Mate belonging to-Ship of War in Doverßoads, who had beett dismissed, was put 9 . 4 shore at that town. Whatever was the na ture - orlkis offence,. it appears to have produced much irriiiiion; for the people 'who conveyed Jtim had nearly drowned hint Lefore hei was landed.