The Sun. — London, England, 1813-02-17 00:00:00

Fitom Tait LONDON GAZErrE, FEB. Le, 1813. Irar-Office, Feb. 16, 181 a. 12 th'Regiment of Light Dragoons, James Liddell, Gent. to be Cornet, without purchree ' vice Calderwond, promoted, • ' lhth Ditto , John Jtaries Douglas, Gent. to be Cornet, tv purchase, vice Bellairs, prarp.ated. 17th Ditto, Cornet J. M. Anderson, to be Lieutenant, with 'oat purchase, vice Lyncji, atipoitited to the 18th Light Dragoons. 2411i'1.litto, Henry Dwyer, Gent. to be Cornet, without pur- , clime, vice ilijkrean, promoted. Ist Regiment of Foot Goards, Ensign Edward Penruddoek, to he Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Lautour, who =retires. 9th Regiment of Foot, Hugh Moisys, Gent. tO lut Ensign, by purchase, vice Redhead, who redres. , 18th Ditto, Ensign and Adjutant Hatay Vereter to have the rank of Lieutenant. 23th Ditto, EtiSiVl 'Robert Mitchell, to be Lieutenant, by purchase; vice t Cottingli , nn, prostioted in the 85th Foot. 41st ,Ditto-, Ensign Charles kl:arrisott„ from the. Shropshire Militia, to he, Enfdgn, without purchase. William Jones Malt' Gmt. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Farker,,:ap. pointed to the 21.4 Light Dragoons. 4id Ditto, John Latta, Gent. to be Ensign; by purchase, vice '• Farrar, who retires. 4:ld Ditto, Lieutenant Samuel Holihirk, to be Captain of a Company, by purchase, vice Ferguson, promote-Li in the 791.11 Foot. • . _ .s.lth Ditto, Paymaster . Henry Irwin, from the 6",ith Foot, to be Paymaster, vice Colgulanin, who exchanges. 57th Ditto, John Spnrrell Pode, Gent.. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hoblontie, promoted. Goth Ditto, Lieuteisaitt Dowers, to he Captain of a Company, without purchase, vice Rogers, who resigns. To be Liehtemintii, without purchase- - Ensign Cuthbert For mren', cite Vrouchnii, proeoteit. Elisig-4 Wm. Marley. Iniit;n Frederick llacing. En‘ign I.n , ton. Ensign 'Lieutehaiit lippoitc llourblanc, from the half-pay of Da Drc4m , y's late Regiinent. ,To tat Ensigns, without parchase—.Edward John Mare, Gout. vice FOrnerett. John Thomas Ili,aup, Gent. vice Thomas I.olllllioti, Gra. rice Baring. Thomas Dortrm, gefit. vice Ltiptbn. William Donavan, Gent. vi;:e .I , ases. _ G , A.11 Ditto, R.iymaSter Archibalit.Colquhoun, from the 54th Feat, to he ;ktyry.ister, vice Irwin, who exchanges. 13Sd Ditto, Lieutenant George Buchan to he Captain of a t:lm.p•any, vice iteynaids, deceased. • Ensign 'lliotnai Lind •to Lieutenant,. vice Dachau. Willmar ,tifaxtvell, lle.P..nsign„ rice -Lindsay. 84th Ditto; Captain Courthind Schuyler to be Major,by . vice Vincent, who retires. Lieutenant Stephen . Prera.ergast to'be Captain of a Company, by purchnse,vice Schnyler. ' • 86th MOO, Gentleman Cadet John Duthy, from this Royal blilitary Colie4e, to be .Ensign, without purchase, vice ClircY, whom. abpointrnint has not taken place. 80. th Ditto,!.;erjeaot-Major Alexander Wirsvn to be Adjutant (with the•ranit of Ensign), vice James, promoted. • frsth Ditto, Mathew Cadnux, Esti; to be Paymaster, vice Ca.;- dmix,,riecessed. • 102(1 Ditto, Emilio R. T. Beale to 4Lientenant,vice Jamie , jinn, deceased. To without parcbaae , .—Samuel 'North, Gent. vice Sherlt4k, deceased:- Edwar&Grolter, Germ vier Royal African Carpe, Lieutenant Alexander Heddl.e, from the Royal . Valli' Rangers, to he' Lieutenant, without pur chase, vice Williams, appointed to the. Bsth Foot. • tvl-Mate Thomas n tie "‘4 , ;••itAant-frilrii,rron, vlce Douglas', appointed to the Royal yetrran Rattalion. Garrison Dattalian, Peutenant Peter Futledire, froth half-pay' of the sti,4larriatml34ttalion, to be Lieutenaht, 'rice Lewis; appointed to. the sth Oarrisan. ii;Wttal . ; on. stb.Ditto, Lieutenant Cuukluy Lewis, -from the :Id Garrison battalion,' t. he L'icatenant, rice :fiti'don:Arl, who retires tip an hAlf-pay of the late lith Garrimatilmalion. 6th Veteran Battalion, Assistant.Surgion Henry Mostyn, from the tst.h.,Ligh,t Pragoons, to be ALAistant-Sitrgeon, .viceSpent..6 promoted in the lfith HOSPITAL STA:PP.—Assistant-Sur:eon William Sibliald, from the •Cith r th.agonn Gmerds, to be AssihtatitSurgeon to 'the Forces., vier. Dow, promoted lu.the h7th Foot. The King's Ociprin Itee r iment Light Dragoons, Schitlee, Cieert. to he Cornet,. vice Peenderitast, appolnintent has not taken place. 7th Aiikttantin .rit the Lane, John. Ile.ndorson, Oent. to be. En,. sign, v ice thell, promoted. ltuyal Corsican it angers.—Paymagter.Serjrant William Hill, fiosn the 213tb Foot, to be Quarter-Master, vice blarriotti, • - 7iho _ _ _ _ Mf';lVOlClNTlVU.—Lifitttonant , Shb,l, of the 7th Foot, is sUper seded, being absent without leave. • The appointment of Staff-S,trgeon R. J. ilrown to he Sur geon of a lievraitinc, , District, vice Salruond, placed upon Yl fl 4, ss ;,tateit in the Gazette of the 2d instant, hub not 1,12,:c. Enitxrug hi the Gazette of the, ath October,. I aI2. 9t.11 Font,--Tat George COiey, Grist. to be Second Lien :tenant, without purchase,- vice Wooley,.promotrd; read ,peorge curtsy, (icut, to he Second Lieuteluot, without put, chase, .vica WOrsley, protooftd. Crown-INfice, Feb. 16, 1813. ,Mernber returned to serve in this present Parliament. T own owl port o f New jtontotl..-;-Sir John 'Thomas Dck wurth, Knight of the Bath; and Admiral of the Blue. IANKRUPTCY EN AIMED. I,:,%; ! j itrist .A b l z b o r a e, Delbyshire, music-seller. DANK 4UI:I•TS. , Bartholomew Thirchrint Last, Lowestofft, Suffolk, merchant, to ehrrender rch 4 .1 5, and 30, at eICVeII, 4th .King's 'Head lean,l•,ecsles, Suffolk. Itteornies, Nleisrs. Debary, .Scuilataiare, nod Currey - . Gate-street, Lincobee-lain-fields, or ;air. George Bobtail, Beceles, WiPi stn Whioncy, South Shields, Dprinim, merchant, Fe . - bruary la, March 11, and tsOa at eleven, at the Commercial Hotel, North Shields, AttornieS, Mews, Cardulpp and young, Gray's-Inn, arMersrs, Cocherill,.North Shields, Sinriuti t4outh, Fulham, broker, February 20, 27, and March 30; et one, at Guildhall, Lonlon. Attorocy, Mr. Scarth, Lyon's-lun. Simnel Bird, Norwich, jeweller, ,Febrnary . 211, March 6, and 30, at eleven, ut Guildhall, L.nailon, Attorney, Mr. Tucker; Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn. Roberti Thotnpsoni Upper Thames-Wert, and the Mere, ,Southwark, stationer, February 20, 27, and March 30, at tea, at Guildhall, London.. Attorney, Mr, 'Lamb, Swithin's lane. OivertFineham, High-street, elnpseller, February 23,' M.l.•ch and SO, at twelve, at •Gualdliall, London. Attonney, Ma . . Coate, Anstiti , feeirs. • Dodswortia Sliddleton,late of ifishopsgate-street, rare . chant, February 1-22, 27, and Marcia :10, .at eleven, at Lonoota, Attornies, Messrs. Crowder, Lavie, " and Garth, Friderich-place, Old dessity, Ile-ic1,26 rii:newort, tate of New-court, Bow-lane, warehouse-. own, 2(3,..':7, and March 30, tat *lever), tat 1a.i.11..1,00a1n0. Attorney, M.... Taylor, Old-street-roatd. William Williams, OxfOi a1....1,a, linen-draper, February 13, March mitt ;to, ut. rett,'at rinilillad,ll, London. .I. , •tornies, 4 4E.9ens, Maple., and Pear-e, Isaac llcrltftrrd, . liymouth, bosicr, Mardi 6, aryl • BQ, at twelve, at, the P.pe's Head fen, Plymouth. Attornles, hlnsrrs Drewe anal Litoll44l), New•-lute, London, or Mr. Ni eludas Ilene, Plymouth. Caomas Newcombe. Boa:bridge, Stroud, clothier, February g 9, at nie, 23, ttnici March 30, a veleien, at the George Inn, ' Stroud. Attornies, Sir Samuel Whitconth and Kings.Ser ,, leant's-Inn, Fleet-street, London, or • Mr. Newman; Stroud. William Naylor Mill-Sands, Sheffield,. felt-rnortger,.February 23, 26, and 'Marcia M at twelve, at the Commercial inn, Sheffield. Attornies, Messrs. Duke and Church, Prince's • street, Bedlord-row, Loinfon, or Mr.. Benjamin Barbi:toy, She held. ' Henry Smith, Burnley, J..iaticashire, grneet, -. March 18, at fire, 19, and 30, 'at eleven, at the Thorn Burnley. Attorates, Mr. William SIM.W, Aim nley, or Mr. Philip fiord, King's-peach-walks, Temple, 11;iin (inn. Utiantand Gurney, I lampstend-road, corer-dealer, rebruary 23's et oar, 27, at c, and March 3d, at ante, tit:Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Vincent, Bedford-street, Bedford- Stitiil r e. , . Palm W 'Turner ird 'Fner and Vi llhain Turner, Liverpool, cabinet makers, Marcia 11 19 . ,. and 30 at eleven, at the Globe , Ta vern, Jobe,-street,. Liverpool. Attoriates, Messrs. Strep-i hard, Adlingloat, and Gregory, Bedford-row, London, or Messrs. , Dalte,re and Topham, Liverpool, 'Engrafts Looltwood,, Leeds, Yortslaire, linen-draper, Maii , h 3,0, and 30, at eleven, at the-floret Inn, Leeds. Attor rl NIT. Charles Wilt oat, t;reville-skiestr, Hatton-garden, Ltaradoci t or Mr. Edwin Strait h, Leetts. rbotua3 S4rati cr, Pot - twit/We, ship-chandler, March I I, at oat, 12 , at 'levee, and March 313, at nAe, at the Star Inn, Gosport. - Atternies, Messrs. Minenin aw Wedarll, Gus: pact, or Mr. Thomas Brigs, Eucx-strea, Londori. Ann Webb, late o f iSriaborne-Minster, Dorsetsliire, curritr, March 1, at f.ear, e, and 30, at ten, ut the Kitties 'lead Inn, Winthurne-Itlinster. Attornies, Messrs. Geitgs Pear son and Son, Thimp-court, Temple, London, or , Mr.; Leer, Blandford, Dorset , hitc. William Ilolding, liandford, Trentham, Staffordshire, ccrn dealer, February 20, 27; and March 30, at. twelve, at the Trentham Inn, Trentham. Attortiies, 'Mews. Ili: 116 p nod . Phillips, Gray's-Intl-square, London ? or Mr. Jones, Han ley Stalrordshire. Joseph neynolds,ldol-lanc,.Tower-street, wine-rnercliant, February 20, 27; and March 30, at twelve, at Gnildhall, London. Attortmy, Mr. Kirkmart, - Cloak-lane. Thomas WI ight, Boston, LincolttsLire, druggist, March 15, 16, and 30, at eleven, at the Hart inn, Boston. At tornies Mr. John 'Turner Hallway, Boston,. or Messrs. - Johnson and Gaskell, Graff':-Inn, London. John Clatke, 'Tottenhamfreourt,road, Staff:twist-tire-ware houseman, Febrtiary 23, 27, aid March X2O at onc, at Guildhall, London. Attorney, Mr. Hughes, Clifford's-Inn, DIVIDENDS—At Guildhall. Feb. 22. J. Wall, Oxford-street, hatter, at t kelre. March . 13.'M. God', Wandsworth, will-wright o at ton. March h. S. Parker, South Larnbah, underwriter, at twelve. Match 13. M. Neirshrtm, Ship-alley, Wellelose , square, uiu h ttt tin. Ye). 12. IV. NV.;rd; 'leading, barge-builder, at eleven. March 12. T. Platten, jun. King's Lynn, Norfolk, cabinet maker, at four, at the Guildhall, King's Lynn. March 11. W. Phillips, Wraghy, Lincolnshire, shopkeeper, at eleven, at the stein Deer, Lincoln.' March 12. J, Ileelit; It. Ishe.:•wooti, and 11. Gregory, 'Balton le-Moors, Lancashire, corn -dealers, at twelve, at the Swart Inn, Eultors-le-Moors. March' IL H. Lcadbetter, Ince within Mackeraeld, Linea shirei intik eepei• at ten, at the Buck i' th' Vine, Wigati, J March 11... Stre'le, otherviso Ribbleton, eitshire, siiinnvr, at twn, at the'sauu e 1 ace. March 13. R. M9ulson, Wig Art, Laincashire, and' P. rawceit, Manchester, manufacturers, at eleven, .at the liridgess , ater Army, Maucliester. March 17..1., I.)ocker, Lndworth, it Mellor, Derbyshire, thread-. mantifacturer, at three, at the Warren Bulkeley Arms, Stockport, Chester. March 10. J. Proctor, jun. Lancaster, merchant, at, cloven, at the Commercial Inn, Lancaster. • March 9. N. Cranch, Exeter, merchant, at eleven, at the illube Tavern, Exeter. March 11. T. Blimkburne and G. Y.... Bonner, King's Lynn, Norfolk, merchani,.at four, sst the Guildhall, King's Lynn. March.l3; M. Burrell, Rini;'s Lynn, Norfolk, ironmonger, at eleven, at the same place. I 'March 12, It. Bunt, King's Lynn, Norfolk, tailor,v at ten, at the same place. CEATIFICATES--Mmtcti 9. . , • D. be B:rdt, Spann's-bnildiugs,•Pancrit,,dealer.. K. Btanshard, Altlezilsocaa•Vttik,.kales': Is. Paine, Cireus4odge, ItOyal-hilt:Greenwiclr, sarveyor. J. Si:um:use, of Lamberhurst, Kent, shopkeeper. • A • and C. Gordon' al Church -street, tailors. Istiunford, 1).=0-entry, Noithaoptt,n, draper, W, Shearing, Portpool.bint, Middlesex, wheelwright. W.. 13411, Li% erpont, it6rehant. • _ . . J. Appleyard, Qatett Anne-street \Veit, bookseller. 'r. Owen, Whitccrosi,street, Orippltgatil, grocer. J. Hair, Brook-kroA, Lambeth, merchant, S. Shingles, Frame ood, Somerset, clothier. '1 Mawr% Liverpaitl, master-mariner. FOR. FHB SUN. CATHOLIC CLAIMS. MR. EDLTOR, As the Gallolies themselves allow the principles , of their religion to-be unchanged and michhge able, We may fairly form a judgment of What they are by what they have been. Iu the octavo edi tion of Hama's History Of Elizabeth's reign, v. 5. p. we find the following conspiracy : • . " Parry,' a Catholic Gentleman, had received the Queen's pardon for a crime by which he ww; ex posed to capital punishment ; and imv ing obtainettperruission to travel, he retired, to Milan, ,ara made open profession of his religion, which he had concealed while he remained in England. He was here persuaded Palulo, a Je tta, dint he could not perform a more meritorious action than take away the life Of his Sovereign and benefactress. The Nuncio Compeggio, when con sulted, approved extremely of this pions undertak ing; and Parry, though agitated with doubts, came to Paris, with) the intention of passing over tci England; and executing his bloody . purpose.— fie .*as here encouraged the design by `l : l ltontas Morgan ,a gentleman of great credit ifl the art;/, and though Watts, and some Other Catholic Priests, told him the enterprise was criminal and impious, he preferred the authority, of Ragazzioni, the Nuncio at pads, and determined to persist in his resolutions: " He here wrote a Letter to the Pope, which was conveyed to Cardinal Como; he communicat ed his intention to the Holy Father, a nd crave d hi s absolution and paternal benediction. He received an answer ,from the Cardinal, by which he found that his purpose wa3 extremely applailded ; and he came over to England with the design of carrying it into execution. " upon Parry's trial, afterwards, Cardinal Co mo's #t act was produced in Court." Witen.we read tins, and other like parts of the English History, can we wonder that severe hues have been enacted againSt the ' Roman Ca tholics ? May we rather not call in question the propriety and policy of wholly repeating them ? But as to raising up si.) inveterate n fallen, enemy to an equality of power with ourselves, it must surely be the height of folly.—The sailor that akes a fallen enemy, and gives him a cutlass to defend himself, may be applauded for his genero sity, but it must . be at the expence of his pru deeee. What woad be stud of a Minister of State who should risk the peace, welfare, and happiness Of the country, by such a silly set of false genero sity I have sent the above to zour Paper, hoping.to Call 'theattention of your Readers to the .. raga of Queen Elizabeth, where much more matter may be found whiCh is well caleuleted to 'strew. what little probability there is that granting. the Catholic ClaiMs would contribute more to the peace, prosperity, and stability of onr Empire, than keeping their intolerant spirit under a pro per degree of restraint. Your's, TettoNoeueflos. The woman, Edith _Morey, convicted of aiding and abetting Lomas in murdering her husband at Ilankelow, in Cheshire, and whose sentence was respitcd on account of her pregnancy, was exc. cuted on Saturday seinnight, at Chester. When ()II the scaffold she acknowledged her guilt, and exhorted the spectators to take warning front her melancholy situation. She has left five children, the last of whom was brought into the world about a mouth previous.to her awful exit, "In the Courts of Judicature, wlierc honour to preside, my- objects ha" alacrity, and have been 'favoured with port and assistance. ' • " Deeply impressed with gratitude' -vereign for the favours ' conferred Ur particularly for the trust reposed ,10'. appointments in this valuable and lone, I am confident that the testi). which -the Ilep'resentatives of it have me, will inAte the approbation of u ' benign 'Prince; and 1 do assure you, that it' will evei be to me a. source of factory and gratefa'reileetion." Veutenaut CtiNLii;FeotvErr ,oftt who has been long confined is a star France;, is arrived. He made. his . 'Unison' de Force, at Paris, and tog sued to Vienna, from Which place he ' stautinople. It is sa id, h e - h a s -brat sonre important information. On 'Friday last, at his house Sir CILARLF:S FLOWER gave a their Royal Highnesses the C and Duke of 'CLARENCE ; the . dor, the Lord Chancellor, the Earls LAND, and YARMOUTH, Lords ME! LEY, lirgNl/ZER, Sir SCOTT. PERRING, the Chairman and Dept the India Company, and Mr. CauK , On Friday last, .a grani enterti sisting of at splendid bell and supper', the Officers of the Russian Navy, pal. inhabitants . of Rochester and hood. Fort Pitt barracks Were the occasion, the rooms of which with great taste, and enlivened w' transparencies. About five hunch down to a very elegant supper. riding in one roan), and the. 81151 the other. After the health of the • peror of all the Itussias, and the lensko had been drank, the Russian who is on his way to Sicily, addree pany in a very animated speech, - s h estimation in which they, held the - 1111 'w ter, and Cianeludeil by giving prosperi. t Y glish nation. The officers and tilo r peared. a highly gratified. b the attvl(tl'irt iiF tm he, nd kerup the bal y l with ,gr e ' % • t hi very, late hour, which Concluded, agreeable to the'Russian fashion. iol sotrrtrAiu FEB. WWII on Thurada f rand Friday , m °o7B)' regiment of foOt, on their route r , t 0 ,6 to Port s motith, from-whence they rte 1:'611-Igni.;: they are to rer ocio Ler‘ b i * orders iu consequence ofForisnwilth Of troop*: The Edinburgh Militia, noil!' fl"' r C mizigham, hove 'very bandSollloY Clay's: pay froth each o fficer, /01 t'. -1, 1`" , officer, drummer, ;asset private, ~ their Paymaster, for the relief Of Lu c ) Russians, in aid or that .VCs `'"'` lab An inquest was, taken herove the Ltorougb ot Lt:lcester, k/11 ?" 1)11 view of . th4'holly of "Mary' three .years who "f scit• in the neighbourhood. N%' 1 " 4 '4,.. fr.u , tress was. gone t ut ,. t h e yard cur fir ', 311 1Y. the child'i clothes e:1 1 1 4; 11t (11 ,1 enOied• immediately, it dita di17,; . • The mistress was s eveielY, the curc luers f„ i . leavioe; t he chitoreu Early vu s f attrtiay f Etivh. out upon th e prenusts o • , 'hx ll Stockinet d r Nuneaton, NI, , near in which the stahleand row-house, and two l oad h or ses, which fell v' morning- list, deyouring element ; from thence it ct.. to the rick-yard, where a wheat r . of Outs were consumed, -together else ylis in the . ysrd ; provikletitis was iwakened.by the groans of 110 ', bib exertions, with' the assistance oi .hours, the dwelling-ho us e wa s ne' t destructive are sorry ti ) part Of the property wars stared, eale was sev er e• burnt,)- in leis 'the property. LIIRTHS. . sholltne.Lioolulity, iu : C he ou La nty dy af e D f e ti o r n,nf i Lately, in Ross, the Lady of the !Lev' of hcr 20th child_. On Saturday last, at St; Getirge's, Otte' i 4 grave, of iktrultaut Wyek, FAS"' t ' ) grave, daughter of W. H. Hargrave, Esq. On'Sunday last, at St. Margaret's OR Lieutemint J. J. Arrow, It. is i Miss howl yard. On Monday sennight, at Maidstone Chu! Monday 0 ' Curtis, to Miss Slender, tidest daught er Upper Swite-strtiet. . • 1)1 EL). At Clifton, the Hon. Mia; (.4trailotl Cuuntv et Nortli.larptort. • ter ot the ' late }tight lion, Lord Lanni, Monday. Ur. .5t14 ult.suthkulY , Pinchbeck, Mr.,Trintnier, the It, fler.,l, aged 72, Mr. J. Cutte r 1 ,.,;d in the bvllo v.h . :N't in the oat of ringil'g' • • • On Wednei •• the 3d '• • t Vi th (1,1„„ las . - , tho yonniieo datthrer Thorp Arch, in I nritshire. Oa l'hun:d y, at 1,,:,11;n:15t,r, thee o z.,e;e siun4lolficiatiog •:4i1::.; un the next day, Ntri. tii, 1 , •le• t vett, on the 19th WA: at Bright.ou, go). late Btsichelay se'n Weit, SaturLn4ht, aged 131 : M`r*•l4! • r Sunday, at Sunning-hilt, Lady ;WS * ,„191in r N i L a :ft . sc `o o r t t awl al u t) et On Mon day, the titii nist. cQ.Pc„U the Ilev. Dr. Pri.4)ii of gini. v. - eelr, in the Fati.ti us t.elVltu° the 39:11 ye%r of her.nge, Mary 'rhoioaest ridden duzia.z theleng twrioti of 3,1 Y 111.' PICE. OF S'l'Dt; Bonk ito.• - 1, 21.uf SilO N3vy pvr Cent. 5 per 'Ca:A. 1797, 4 per Cent. 75i 76 754 3 per ;:ent. I.te4. 594 i 3 per Cent. 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MONTREAL,` DEC. have Um' favor red with Vermont Papers of the 2d instant, from whiCh the principal articles of information-are 'given' in this Paper. From the' paragyaphs.glen under tfie: Windsor . and Ruthiad heads, it appears that the Vermonters are calculating to have a winter cam paign, and take Canada; " before the ice breaks up." For this purpose. the Vermont Assembly have passed an act to lirol:itle for. the raising of two Brigades of Volunteels, tti serve till the first day of May, next; unless sooner dischareed ; the persons and prop er ty o f the officers' and pr ivates of this corps are to be free from attachment of execution from the time of their engagement till thirty days after their discharg.• The pay of the privates are to be made up by the State to the sum of ten dollars per mouth, and to the officers insure same proportion. In addition to th e f orego i ng , t h e Legiilature of Vermont, in their extreme devotion to the War, have gone beyond every power vested' in them by the Constitution of their State, (as.: the regula tion of trade. is well known to be vested .in the National LegiShiture, in war as well :is in peace), and passed a law which appears to combine all the virtues of their former Embargoes, ,Non-inter- CnOrfle, and restrictions of War, of which the . following is the sub s t an c e . ' " That from and after the passing of this Act, no person shall be allowed to pass through or from this ;tate into the prnvioce of Lower Ca nada, under any shew, pretence, or ,pretext whatever, without a permit . from the Governor, or some person by him specially appointed for that purpme. •AO if.any-person shall- presume or at tempt to pass from this State, into the said pro vince, or shall eimue' from the said province into this State, Withmit a permit first' had and. ob tained as aforesaid, shall forfeit and pay to the treasurer of this State a sa u na not exceeding 1000 dollars, and shall Moreover be sentenced to hard lahnin in the StAte's prison, a term not exceeding seven years, or either Or both of said punish ments,• as the Court, in their discretion, shall proper. PrOvided nothing hi this section con tained shall subject to any pains : and penalties any person coining from, said province into this ate, and going directly to the. nearest person authoris ed to give such permit, and going to make appli cation for the same : , " , 1f any persons shall be driving any horses or cattle, or conveying any property towards the pro , vince of Lower Canada, under such circumstances, as tend to create er reasonable suspicion that the same is about to be driven, or transported into said province, every person so offending shtdl be liable to be apprehended without a warrant, and then by virtue thereof he brought before any Jus tice of the Peace in the country where such appre hension may be made, whose dati it shall be, on sufficient evidence of the eixcamstanee. aforesaid to require of such offender a recognizance to the State's treasurer with sufficient sureties. Anil on failure to give such recognizance, v,ich person may be imprisoned until a compliance such sentence." As'every person hi thi s cou n t r y is willing. Ver mont should do as she plea ses a t iyome, one ob servation upon this act is sufliciente---If an indi vidual State has a right to prohibit intercourse with an .foreign power, they have tlie ) , :.(111C right to pelluit it, as curtain. , . , IflosToN, Dnc. 31.--From Albany, Dee. 2,1 The Army at Buffalo is represented as in a most deplorable state--a fatal s.ieltness is raging among the troops, and the inhabitants of the village of Buffalo. Ore flying from its contagion, JAMAICA. The follpwing Address was presented to kris Honour the LietitenaM-Governor (LieUtelnak- General Atorrisqn), by the Hon. House of As sembly, at Jaen►►i6x, in December last :-- '' We, his Majesty's . most dutiful and loyal subjects, the Assembly of Jamaica, contemplat ing the probability that we shall not again meet your Honour in our legtslative capacity, cannot omit this opportunity of expressing the high sense we entertain of the zeal, integrity, and ability whicli have distinguished your administration.— Your early exertions to restore and improve the discipline of the Militia have added to the public security. Your sedulous and unremitting atten tion to the administhation of justice has been of inestimable benefit to the country. The Court of Errors, which for a long succession of years had become a grievance, attracting the notice of the Legislature, has, by your Honour's decisive mea sures, been restored to its original value in the Constitution, and no longer invites oppressive and vexiltious' appeals. The regularity and in dustry with which the business of the Court of Chancery has been conducted `by your Honour, holds out an example at the highest utility, which if followed by your successors and the inFerior Officers, would banish the, delay, and diminish the expellees, that have detracted so much from t , l a ie tu t r i e. til:ty of - that buportant branch of our Judi _ " Grateful for these important services we ran only offer our sincere acknowleigments, and al sure you of our high etteem; we fruit that they will be 'fully appreciated by his Iloytil Highness the Prince Regent ; and that hi . gracious appro bation way be accompanied by those honours due to acknowledged merit, conferred in the manner most acceptable to yourself, 'is our most ardent wish." To which his Honour was pleased to reply:-. Mr. Speaker, and Gentlemen of the Ap; e 1 4.1 w The sentiments connuonicated to me in your Address of .toe most heartfelt satisfaction ;' and in tendering my acknowledgments for your very favourable opinion "of my conduct, in administer ing the Government of this Colony, I cannot hut express how much I am indebted to you, whose cordial co-operation has made so easy. No diffi culties' have been in my way. The loyal zest anti spirit of the inhabitants of this Islsnd anticipated LIT wishes respecting the Militia. LONDON 1 prityted pktomAs WCt()D, of 1 4 :6.1412;'Stran t 11;4ind-Publist e d AIIMIGF,II satipps, South 'Molto u - strcet , - - At the StM . OvvlcE;_No. 112, Stranti where Aricortifwvient, Orcier4' tor the Paper; Lett‘i s fur the Editor, a (pl 4/ alubt be j-ddr"*lld*