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;: k ''.( \ 1 14 i ' 44" ‘:s\ a ' '''. IP, 7' , oP v, - 1411 'l‘,: i) • f‘v ‘ t••• 0.1 r. ~~~". ~ ,w NUMBER, 6522•] • 4t a 'MEETING of the COMM appointed be the TRADEItS of the CITY of . LONDON,- . .tod of the king i" Kenetal, -associated for the purpose of PAhLIAMEN isA ity E EF against the. Fit NC'. Teti pr.ie ised by bitterly!, • ail Vier AUCTjtiNEERS held_ nt the Globe 'avera,'lt:,;t ' -stree.t. on the '2Bth oly tubs, Mr I, 'WAITIIMAN in the Chair; yt was Una' nimously Iteioleed, NAT it appe ars to this Meetisig, that the Bill ; lately _introduced into Parliament by. Mr. Lockhart, • I!efess e dl y fur the purpose of preventing, frauds and imposi.. 4i atl practi se d b y Itinerant and other Auctioneers was by no , t tallS calculated to meet the grievaAces coinplained of, in aloa as Beteral o r the most salutary provisions in - Alr• w4 Ftoll's 14,11 had been omitted. , . • 2 . That inefficient as it a this t"nr tronld ppearet., ISS te , ; 41 1,liehiss ha ve f e l t d esirons, that it might t o te, pasts se,into in hopes that Some more effective me:ism would •'e lieenqulopted in .th e ensuing .Sesitioust but the '‘..id..33'11 „••*itildertd ajr„g„th,. r i i t ca t or y, tiy resort-of ac VrOVIStt la.. ;ROde by aced into it, autliorizcng all resident Auctioneta•S to sell Auction bsha me elonging to themseives; a pr.ictice which • it lt ,h ed ,, tt) the most ful frauds and impoSitions upon the th i ,;,7, 11 ,u'l the tair 'lrader ; 'Melt "property to an immense 'Whig daily put up . to !data as the property, of Noble- Nlerchauts, 13ailltrupts, &c. anti under various other. e preteriees and representations. . • •ap That n otwithstanding, the above practices were openly .e ` i t "Ml attempted to , bcjusti lied by, sereral.AuctioneerN, Meet ing held at Alderman AtlaOs's himite,‘en the 10 t 11 of _ Y.; "'hick Sir William Curtis, and Sir James Shaw, alio rititttezdtelid, al notwithstanding, the concutrcoc . e of the City of t hen present,' with tlie Traders their.repeohotion acticer, as well as in their objections to,their the ' isl "S the same anti the express unthiritanding, that objiftulil on that :lay t .noco spelt amehdirientS as would Shut te those objections, yet to the inexpressible astonish ed .1, of t hi , Meeting although other amendments were 1110Y titerfavottr or „Auctioneers, those objectinnable Clauses were to plss ' , o,iiti,„„ t o pp os iti on o r obSeriation,'and thus 104 :Wired t he interests of the grept Rudy at. 'traders o ugheat the . lyiugt on. yt That muter sued) eirettinstancet, the Deputation !tontine t eikl l , l the Committer of Traders , had no alternative but to. ii,: t rour to , prevent the said . Dill from passing thrintgh the tie t , '9f t h e whieh". Was accomPlished tlic.artire exer,. the Right llonourahle the Burl of Latiderday, who "Yam ed the, Deptltatidu with cdufereaces on the subject. it„,,, Th ai the Thanks of this Meeting be Fiven to.the . Right si ttit a,_ta_lale the Earl of I..anderthilLt, for his ready and klite r , to the Gentletikti who waited on hint, 'and,.for his lii-,Ltot Ant eltectl.ve exertions in opposing the said q.That Vohs N.T.reti,yg ,! lt;gr:Ty 4ppri . aVe comb - let of the, " 4 real ''mesh th •iy ant.. them for their activity pcoceediur , . ielt7e, melon; hi' adopted to Ott NCt ! . 7f” of I:trA Pitthairiellt,(l)T the ptiVellthM of ~ 1 11T P.; and 'that it int•recommended to all tlrat may i,4,1 aggrieved thereby to pc tire h-o*r., for relief, arid instruct their Represeilta -in to riippoo I !,, , • ~ br ~ iv , ti , ,o'm to d"ro.,':.• roxl,sitrY expences will T cs,. (eivc,i by ".•tr. ,of theriptide; ► cdtrununicati , ov t o i!ie above torsi vio be thankfully • re,eixid Aes•irs. MaView and. cc e , of Symotichi lon, Chancr ey-lane., solicitnts to e Coe sltitt e • • t . signed by the Chair'. ari L . 4 . That the' foregoing IteSolutions. we published to six. Motniti.4 and fourEe r :ling Papers. Mr. RouLirr Choiriban. WAtzttsiax baying • left the Chair, and Mi. VALI; 11 0'; tir been calttil thereto. tri. It at' P.csolved, That the Thank s o f this tint tw gir t h to Mr. Waitliman,lor his. able aratiolOant tious iu the iatere,it of the,Traders, 4nd for . trouts. to obtain the kelie,f sought for by themhis zaaiotts . • NO I I ItIZE LES& TWENTY' 'POUNDS. I 'l / 4 brut' housan Blanks will be entitled to 201. each. The litstArawn Prize above 201. on the 17th September will ha :041(1 to tn,oool. lend the titst Prize above 201. on the Seem Day t‘; n,OOOl • .:Flie.Schom contains Tleß, 2 of. ... . ..... . ........ i.e0,00. of ............. .. L.in,oop 10,uet,ot4t.i capital Prizes, and only t.zioo4Yrirketc. I NBBY and Co. Stoat-brokers, respec laint . the Public, that the* , ioe now selling hall. „" 1 , jisk,ll.l; 6 ; it, govat variety and at the lowest ' establishiitl State LOt' 0111 oU , Corn tvry ve, I•r 1,, BA,T,HING,TR.psstic • , . . 41 4 ,1 1 , 4 , been advised' by tlit most eminent ~7entrhtilVivittyLlhat Pers•on s Ville . ted with lififtNlA ~hould' liDiv! itt c,r)4t'a TRUSS . : they "lave hitherto been pre ., 4 ,.., titi ~ nelktenee of sin.iiiing their Tril4!les• 8,114--\1". .4111%.!..i9.,be epee of to inform their leek nits and the PIM 1101."44WilrkInu°1' aPiltoved PATENT:SELF AuJsTwo i v -, r Qt IL ' ,ilow 'tuannfatureti water-proof. I n come- 16 4, ,Kveie7. .ilp.eijority of theiv. Invention, the Patent-es i s 444,1,4V01.,11t,14, tqllov,•iitg appointments ;---Ilig Meje,ty's ,e..4,4reell,r'„,l,.Nanil Hospital:. end Duck-vartlq, the Ord -- N0 1 ' 4 44 14 .r"` slinl.it.ii, the, Hon. East India Company, ii Nii iiti.,,: '''Y ,, ?•N, Strand. c e4 .1- ri .,,, i . . klio h b ,(111,, h t, , - ~,i.nti; in the country., * Rehdi m ng the cireura ett* ;lee' . ' '4>. ' ll' in itted. heS, i int atlV be the hi p ,, ay depend IM tip il p ni I itiPsPAPNT 11 1PEItIAL 13,1N1NC3 '1'...1. 7 -'• 44‘,1 4 '. , Anil 'p.v i , .', ~ ~-. ‘it sippitt),..sattis k„,l t i es' kii,', iiN r TRAFALA.7, ' . 4 ., • . turt . L '' , : 3l) ,''',riva `,,, ~..„, in one elegant PleCe of 1. urnt ~...: t e, „ , 7 11,, c 1,41. 'Art,ntreot p 1,„,; It ) , Patent Inapro , c) . :(1 ,1 ": „1 1: t. f.l ".444.15, 1„`. ~I"',g) Tir•ts) crew k'our Punt, at ,';' ) ,. l wi„ )1, 11 , ~,,.., -I tunti, • : ''' • I.f f r4 '. "041 st,er4 • .01C, }sowing complete ;.. ,;„_ .. ,t, t.3 .4 4. 4.1.' 1 k . ,t'''; ~t , Li'htr now invented and tutprott•l , L', ‘ ,. furPl ete, . 1 .. Q 'nal (4 ; ~,ettetrtl 4 , ;(1 very „t en ,i ) ..! ;0:rill". gut.co;;.! Itc°4nish :%.; rlu)4lllitaZtr 41 tt ieles for flirt:it:01111V; 1-° se t 7 e ` - c ' t pi. r i d e Qi:ti l le FLit tle it ii' wh'''' ran." ii" )) .! : 4 1 " ; ) 't he c)it r elite ' t, t4 blialir " t 'f 14 "aitin I 4 fe w days, av - In ' l 'a titling their , :zoit, . ?Va. g fiererel Months in con 1 )4. r anti West'. d• ill!`4s'll44,44'lBitnatilr'l4l6'l"ic,leii, Ain . Y' art , S S' t e r . aud c , ' O b i; * -•-• -., must 444144 atm 17, Catherine -AIL ) ,i . f . i t4 ', for prompt payp)etlt. - .IPs ''.„. t ultsid . -------- I. - trEtbiy 1 .,, d .p • s lit the c()11.Eill VI 1 a llil %)' • ocq IQ • rice . , .‘ P i I' s 'iglu' Warehouse, Skuttser-street. ).' ^ at,- 41 ) ie I .•• • I tb , lt the •-, - . -it Ar o ,. :ro respect roily infolin" t I„ Hjl 4tj4 N , ii.) of kw s„4. f. ttie %test In) i ), ~, ,t t olisi ars tom Price of that ' '' ' ' '"•"f) t he .I"ler4hic 114.0Oction in the . vim , ''tfil,.,; 4l i.l) r.,;',klve EstahliOnoenr, where the ti ''•i• ~,,• ~rectlt . ',opt is ites(.l. I( wcred or ad a eti l ') the , Ifn i of Aseit I, • • t- 1 (4 . IN, 1,1, en)); tor mcd, under the Autholittv and t l '''Q 14: 14ri Pivil , % in t tel. „ 4 40,1 Merchants, for the exprt). , ... Puy 4'. i.: 4 '• ' .1 :), ) .' ''''' ''uhlic with .Coloiditl Produce>. In the at. 84s. Der 1,74 .. 0,, d itt, ,nu iittport,L__G„d 14,1,-w Stigi.u:s 1 earls! in. l• ~ , hkit i: i'' , .h tti . eel-cwt. smaller quantities 1 , ‘4,,, ki11i,,, „. _ . o ti. I VeC'td (, ':''Utrited 1). f tensicr Sales or i, '',t, ' li ve wi ' ' 4 ''''"a'<, drill rei l e* f, • ) lion„tirod t) 11 01 o ft l y . , uch Mr. I.n.acon kali also- Le!, „ N,,'C.,,, . ill i , 0nd, ) ,, , 1) t. thi.,,cmmtry, Wbctre agenta q t 'L l (il ttil,l.l'"intol, "re 1 I": in tit est PrOnfs wilh can he t'.4'''''' t: '' ''lLel.4l " 41 . " ; r t 4 l "gli,tahlishment.—British 44 11. ti. ;" l ieel Is t( k i , Y ) `) ii 1" 13 t. dittos. 041. p c lb. tt:i f l :" { kin' t i ' lL ,11 btitch.(;,e4r,--;l*Tzs,e;,d, par 11). • Au allow,. qa N t , • er),. 44401iii4 . r ,No 9, Skinner.r.trect, 1.) , hill 1 ,. gal Si arehons)., ... . kii'lltl, i..rlll'enr(l,:til, E jtabl!shed of h t e B I l e , o, b a r mi l\ l ' . l t r e . e il ot '.. •sa ( . ., o . - r.lt. .. , atietloll 0 , I t N.l l r''''''t PlEtitters and Welch:tut"' ' '4l 'iti ° Nara . • W. 1 - I()LDEN, Treas. and S te. 1 1tr41,;i4.,;,.th ranilt.auces of sm: ill or, large atuonnt I "' 4 4 .41.t0 the etiaet fum remitted. • r-r tm . - - • R k . -IA !' ? ~ ' L , ..' • TIT E 14 A a T 1813. ARMY CC COMMISSARY 1N reat N(YrICV, is liergby of contracting t MUTTON . to hi: Maje:ty':; I Ginarter: ' and Barrack/, is t and islands Atiglesea, Bolts,. (including the Town tingerford), flerivich, Bret oii, Catuhridge, (including the Town of INiewinarat), Cariligali, • Carmarthen, Carnarvon, Chester, Cornwall, (including Cuttib.niand, Derby ' , • Devon, Dorset, Dartitun, (including Holy Island), • ' Flint; • Glamorgan; Gloster, (including- the City Of ItriAbl), Hants, I calor(' , IJertford, !she of Man, NTtAC k. Ers!. OFFICni ;e4a; , e-strect., Jnnr 1 , 1, 1813. II tt) etiJ PerSOns• de to supply FRESH BEEP, mid Land Purees in Cauto , ,r,Joii, :he under-mentioned Comities hie of Wight, Kent, Il.ancast,.r, • Lrice‘t er, Linco NT eriEnteth, . Monitiontl), Niontg,aue ty, Nui folk, Northampton, Nortlinnibeilancl, Nt.t'zinghont, :Oxforit, ..rtadron., • tintop, Sotu , ersott, spina, titrey, tlreAnto:dand, wilt , Worcester, York, . And in the sivel al Counties in' North Britain, _ . . That the Deliveries are to corrimence on and far the 25th day of September next ; tltat Propoiais in veritiniz, sealed tip And marked, " Tender to; Army SAnplies," vill he received at thill-Oflice; on or' before, Wenlnesda,', ero:. day of An ginit (hut none will be received after 'l';‘,,lve - o.'clocli tin that day), and, it sent by poit, the postage twig, be paid. . Vroimso.l4 mat be made separately • f,,r each County and Island, except for the Counties (Apprising N'ortlt and .'tyriatli Male's all of which iuutit he Included in one „Tender, as also .must the seventh Counties .in North Drlto,n ;. and each Pro posal. Utast have the Latter whieh'is annexed 'to +lie ['lender' properly tilled`itp, by Tay° N:yrons. of. I , ln wb rloiNFtY en" oging to become li.nuid witht the' Party tenth!, ing, in the amount in the' printed' partivith,rs for the due .per. .formance of thu Contract; Anti no Proposal will. be noticed unleis'inatitt tat a - primed Tender, teal the Brie.., .nrpressed. in,words at length ; and should - it so happen ;lving. cite contin....Ance of the Contract, no Troops hr stltioneel or supplied in the County, the expunge in th,Contrac.t and Bond,' paul in the first i:ntanec by the - Contrartor,' to be te- StindM to hint by I.lle Comnisiary in Chicf. - Particutar4 of the Contracts- noty.be had upon Appliliotloa at This (Mice', betwe e n the lion6+ot Jiteitu'and .Pive at cl at the Office of Deputy-Commissary-flenural lAnde4t4, +Ain butglr. • • FOR. SALE Blj pitv.,v . rI4.CONTRACi, \ t- , i t.. t . 'I RE rine. New 'BIM:VINE, built tic' ':. -- at Myth, of, tl,te ..best Materials, and Ntea,,,, ',!„::., . • PI litiVti by Register I'Bl tons ; sails fast, and is, „.,,tAl it 'itir t ie ft. ,. Copp er fasienet!. This Vessel appearts:pnr. poaeiy built fitethe.lieligoland Trade, as she carries a larg e ca -go at IS-Viily light draft of Nvatrr, anti' „say be pnt upi n t the 'beach to deliver;. will carry sail witit .t clean invept Hold; and is in every otter respect well deserving -11.... attention, , Por further parttratars apply un, lotard the 'Brig, v:l‘icill, ii laying 9rt New Crane Mud, to +he Rut er Thames, or of Ro bert Clarli, N 0.36, St. Mary 1141, London. nix Day wos In Three Volumes tem°. thrThird Edition, pride Ono Pound Olin Shilling lin,irds, Ta.uptut or, DOIVILSTIC •SCENES, A TALE. -B)1 Mrs. ONE. • • Printed for ',origami*, Hurst, Bees, Orme, and Brown, Pa ternOster.rosw, Loudon; and:Jobii . Bailautvati and (Go. Edin .burgli; , 'Of wtCom Inav be bad, by tile same Ant bor, 1. Tales of Kea' i f it4 2. Simple 'Calcs, 4 volt. 12mo. price 11. Is. boards. 3. "rather andDankht, te i ; 12m o. 4s, Od.•do. • 4. Adeline Mowbray, 3 vols.l Ms. 6d. do, 5. Poems,, Foolscap svo. 6s. do. • • .6 . ..Warrior'icliq.urri, do. es. tla. . . , '• To Timm AS l'Al'loll., Es(). No, rt, New Bridge-street, Ilmenuatin Edintoirgli, March BE( have to inform you, titPt ever since the year 1790, I hod been alllicted with, the Uses Venereal front its obstinately reiisting every course ut medicine prescribed by the tiros*, einiitent of the faculty here, 'and Un dergbing several sever e courses of salivation, and twice ills. charged from thelJuspital W.Ol little' relief, , , would appear to be id the . irost - inveterate nature. .111 the slicing. of last year lay disorder had got. to such a bead, us nearly to put a period to my existettee—,l had a large ulcer on the 'crown of illy be'inl, one 'on eacliarra, and my,legs .were . broktrant in a frightful manner; illy right was dreadfully painful, and had been' in a state .of ulceration farlhe last seven ears;:y fur left had also two large nodes on it, WU'S very mach dicoloured, and gave me such excruciating pain, particularly AV hen warzwin bed, as neatly to deprive me of rest; •in this lamentahle , state, I V. recorninendvd. by Mr. .1. Thartsps,m, (who rtTeivei .so great a cure by them here), to take your 11;eake's Patent Pills, which I began,to do or; the 20th of. May ; in tile 'course- of-a fortnight I began to receive benefit—in tittle more • than a month the ulcers ott my head and arms were soundly healed-r, soon after, the, sores on my legs healed also; leaving, , bow ever, considerable discoluaration in the OA% and Pain in the' bone.of the left,, widen, by the blessing of God, anti a little longer perseverance in` your invaluable Medicine, subsided; the.nodcs dispersing, the shin regaiaing, its %at oral bite,and the nocturnal pains, graduall y going u ff.--1 thus, b e came, by your liberal advice and medicine, pertectly free from all' , env former complaints.--liay.e recovered my former spirits and strength, and oat become jollyand fat, in which state having continued many months to tke,isstoiliijnpept,pf..4l I, u „, me . , ant at a loss in whit torus to express my gratitude, but beg ye::, far. the 'good 9f (41)cr Aptillrulg *inert:44, to make, thi s I ne'vela, as public as possible, as i shall on every occa sion ;in fin tieing yoti greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful., obedient, very Minable servanY, ALEX. MIIIIKER. Swarm's Close, f ligh;•str,ert, tal p f n i rh. Witnessescs the about cult( . Johit T h ourso p, Nov ~ p enitry,Market, Etlinhurgb Preparett,atlii f i;old.bY the 6 9 1 r,Prqprietor, fHOgAS TAY- I.CIR, Member of the Royal College of Sitrge'ons, .his bons.; No. 9S :Sew l iri kq'k tret,4 <l..Alncii')): 'Where. after. coli!„tant res , d ," o o f more thin 38 Years, in a pr4etiee parti:' ell lady directed to the:cure f, Vent. reAl. k.'•olurtiontf, and:thorn incidental to the yarts.9r,Cituvro,ti 9n , inviolable „taiay which itie6 a i sis PYPNiiiiin 4)0001 Mwdy. observe' in: such cases, he flatters adtjet• ; idininisters to persona tatting this Medicine a 1 1 . hoe. 4 i - i.5,5.31 , 1C0 ha by discerning , Public, as advaW4g: Seldom g bi r . a fi t s it t i e t: i u u s e l lt y s, attainable at:el void of ill ambiguity. mso.sa byl td appointment, for the convenience of those 1 at diitance, at the Perfumer's, N. ;15 .IVIPX./ • )an s gtreet, ; the / $ op, No. lot, ‘,..74610-lateet :No. 7, ; Mr, 15.ixte,•. ; „, s outh . bridge IninbUrgl); Mr. g‘Druild, Glasgdw; Mr. cai11 , 0 1 17 , 4 D o i : 44)p attd :hy n nor..person , in every cco;sid ero bt e t ow n in Great Britain and Ireland. in boxes of only is. nd. and selid !with foil auf..loin whcrebY a eithe.r to may cure l p the l oma vt ,,, w ;;; ; ease, spree, ,uteri , and Safety. 5ta N 3111 13 , , , . ; 0 1 :4 1 1 ` 0. 1-2 4 1 ),: c ,,! / . ` . " 1 ; ), D i e xl z f re t a h t e: B C x' ;o i m ta n l l rt i'm j :i 04 3.' ; 4 er i ° e t ; i7,i P itr ‘ i v i i t t t i e l d ' , l at the Stanip.obio ,--1,,td319 r ,i ' ,°.-1),, Nest e r l lotlite - gtreet - ^- to imitate wbich FelettlY) and 414 others are counterfeits. nine. AMEItICA, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, JVNL 10. yAY . s AND MEANS. • nr:Eppcs, .from the conimittee . of Ways . and Means, made the following Report : The Cominitteeof Way, will Means, to whoni was referred so much ofth..: Message of ... the Presi dent of United States as relates to he estah. , lislinent of a well-digested system of internal re . reiwe - , have hull the same under consideration. They deem, it unnecessary to 'say any thing as to the necessity of providing additional revenue at a time when, the general rate of expenditnre hits been So lunch increased by measures necessarily connected with a :state of war. A reference to the Reports from the ,Treasury Department, and trout the eigninittee of Ways and Means- dur ing tiK - liist and preceding years, trill show that a provision for the additional revenue can no 'longer be delayed, without a violation of all those tninciples held sacred in every'eotintry where the vidue and importance of national credit have been justly estiMated. They have reviewed the sys tein heretofore presented, and taking into consi deration its lco-ing been sanctioned in princi ples by a vote of the noose of Representatives, have determined to reconitnend ,its adoption, with some Modifications, in preference to commencing neWSyStelll at a period when • neither the prin ciples or derails could receive thatniatttre consi desation on which alone they could venture to re commend its adoption. The bills heretofore reported were foundeti, on estimates which as-• slimed fora Oasis the providing a revenue suffi cient to meet• time- expenses of the peace esta-' blishment, the intyrest on the old 'debt, and on Stich new loans as have been, or may be hereaflef authorised,. ;, 't o. the sitin.of 5,15P0,0(.'01.,wbieh must be Trovifled for, CO . lllitiliteell.Ve to ask- leave to report thc following hills for the 4asp,onnent rind eoliect tirdirect C.`t..t ; liill tu. law mid collect a direct tax within time United = :lll . hifirit; a dui) , on ialtwtoil salt. 4. A Bill lariat; tintie, lictivg . o to retaiiirs of wines,. , spirltuons liquors, anti foreigli nierrtintidi2e. • :1 BO I'4> ing dmirs urt carriages fur the ennycnietice of C. A Ilia iaying.duties on licenseito distillers of spirituous liquors. 7, du& on cal« at auction of foreign aid of shipi and S ilia laying, duties on btig ars ridirted within thii" United' States,. . laying dlitiati on hank-pot ei, and on notes of hand . of ex,ciningi,., of certain descriptions. It. A ‘6iii Atl ;:ttitlit lot tal dirty on foreign tonnage.. Ttje +WV en ti : Bilk above recited were read a first ant ,time,, referred to. a; Committee of the , Order of t4e 1)44 fur A.kooday. COPY OF A LET rra raom NAJOR-t? ENEIZAL ntAREIORNi ro IUE st.citETAliv AT WAR. Head-AM-triers, Fort George, Upper Canada, May 27.. Stn--•-The lOn troops under the colon-laud of Colonel Scott id Major. he, 'landed ' thii 4114so li}; ut • nine o'ciooi. :st ajar tieneral Lev:i..'s Colonel Porter's com mand of light drtillery, supported-them. General Iloyd's bri node landed rininediat el) . atter the light troops, and - Generals Wunfer and Chandler followed it in quick succession, The landing was warmly and obstinately disputed, by the British, for .:es-; but On' (o ,, iiirofi. and ;ittrepiility of our tioups soon compelled tlit'in to give ground in every direction: General, Chandler, with the restive, i'..oitiposeil of his brigade and Co , loot! Nldconta's artillery) •covered tn, whole, Commodore Chamicey had made the most judicious arrangements'for si lentiug the'ettenty's batteries near the point of landing,' The army is under the greatest obligations to that able naval, Com mander for his c:rdiperatiolt it ail its important move meats, and - :especially in its operations this day. Our lilrtteries succeeded in rendering. George bit; ; and when the enemy lied h,:en beaten from hit po sitions, and' f,nind it necessary to re-enter it,' after lir.: ing a few guns, and setting fire to the magazines, which sawo exploded, lie imi‘eil ott' rapidly by different routes: Our 'troops pur.nerl them •eve, al miles. The troops liavingt liven ender arms front one ii'eloa in ttie in o rn i Ng , Were . t oo much exhausted for any farther pursuit. We are now session of Fort George and. its tumiediate dependencies; to-, marrow we shall proceed on. ,The behaviour of our troops, both ot h ers" and men.' entitles them to flat highest. praise; and the :filfetenee of our loss with that of the etteiny, when we consider the advantages his position alforded s him, is asto -We halt 17 killed, and 45 wounded, The enemy had 90 killed, and 160 wounded, of the regular troops. We have taken lop prisoners, exclusive of ,the w(xunded. Colonel my ttis ,, of the .ipth, was wounded, and tisken prisoner. Of only 000 Commissioned idhcer was tailed, Lieutenant flohart, of the Light Artillery,. I bore the hominy to be, Sir, with greitt consideration and respect, your most obeaieut servant, • • H ULL Gen. Johu Armstrong, tin.vretury at !Val-. ` DEARBORN. NORFOLK, MAY 18,--The fortress of Mobile surrendc'ed ern the 15th of April, to a'derachment of the United States' army, under the °winnow( of Major General Mirrison. The tot tress is With= in the limits of, the purchase of Lousiana; made by the United States, and has -been retained under various pretences, from that period to the present . This expedition, which has been conducted with the )till of a r;oI litr, ;ctrl , ',\ s 'it1 ;:o t v i er l-e L il t c l ( I s ; g vt. ;: i l l t i ;ti cl s i . and experience, 'has been completed by able dis positions., without the loss of tt.sitole life. tfonps made their h i ndi r , oit the 1 4 2 tit eat April,-and the first intiorttion which the Spatikh t..l . ;trriun4 had of their approach Mi tlO music ue Coluraia'?” by rt fiat I and .fonoweut by u srtnrrur,rtw t 4) TheConortandinn to evactrate the place as part •of the Linired ‘ bt,ttk,s territory. The staling ladders were prtTaredi and ready for an preseoted itself At as , .rult, and the armed flotilla saume mbruent in front ofthe fortros. The elfccr of the surprise carried - itielf into the negoeiarion, and the Spartiiir gitiTi 4oll barked fur Pensacola. The 3rt 1 le rY its the g:trrisfm anumuted to fifty ' * '" f v-tri -dibre curd five brass seven int.t4. ? „ mortars and boreitiers for hAttcry and field and tt considerable stock - of antinuni Ei,Al [PRICE SIXPENCE-HALFPENNY. JAMAICA. 7 (FURTII RER EXTACTS.)' • BAITAII74, MAY 3.---1 t with Much Satisfaction that we observe from the American Papers:very. few prizes have been Of: late. taken by their nu merous privateers. ,Maty of' those concerned in privatecring., seem to be sickened of the , pursuit, as well by the amount, of the expence outhts and continued calls upon their purses for subsiit.- ing , those privateers, as by .the little profit they derive from the few prizes carried in, .tuore than two-thirds of the proceeds of 'which are swallow, cd by the enormous ditties on prize sales. A number of privateers had been already laid .up, • CARTBAGENA, MAY 18.---ExEntrrtoN.---Yester, clay was exhibited to the public view the first ex ample of tt Government tired of seeing its prin ciples ,of lenity aimed. At ten o'clock, in. the morning-the traitors Juan Mont, Lieutenant of Dragoons, :and Jose Rubio, Serjeatit, both be longingg to the squadron of the Corozal, were con ducted to the place of execution, and there (;;laic[ for their treachery by an ignominimia These men, during the insurrection of Sabanos, deserted to the enemy; they were, howe'ver, shortly afterward's taken in one of the tour schooners which were going f r o m P or t o Bello to Santa Martha, to renew 'their hostilities - agains,t this State. KINC4TON, JUNE 12.--From the Havannah ire learn that accounts have been received ft` ont Me ; Nico of a most gratifying nature : the King's army. had every where obtained victory Derr the insurgents;. the communication between Vera Cruz and Motion wavagain open ; and it was ex pected that the new. Constitution of , Spain „Would be shortly sworn by the whole populotioo Of the country. s In thegreat commercial cities of Philadelphiii, and Baltimore the. effects oflhe war begin to be felt severely ; the blockade presses, severely upon . them, , and a complete stoppage, having been put to their trade, - some of the tirst.tnercautile lious , !ra have, in comet:o6)u, 'already failed. The joint bitants of all , s _the seaport towns live in continual apprehension.of attacks, and the iVeilthy among them have. removed the bulk of . their' movable ,property to the interior. JUNG advises from Carthagena, rze learn, that op to the latest accounts Alaracayito had not been taken oy the insurgents' army, but that (.4eneralliolivar, with an army of :3000, ‘s.rts within, two. days March of that .place. The mas ler of a% vessel,„ : flying from , Cuniana, who had been captured by Carthngenhn privateer, re ports, that the in4urgents gained the as,Nl - 'at Cumana, ;and that Marquis d l Tcro ,itt different 'engagements, defeated ih Royalists. We learn that on the 4th instant, a Spanish corvette had 'arrived at Santa Martha, from Ha vanna, with three vessels tinder convoy, having on hoard SOO men. ' , lmmediately as the Briga dicr-Cieneral landed, he dispatched 'a flag at truce to Carthagena, offering the insurgents a general pardon, From the above accounts, it will appear that the Spanish colonies' on the Main are still the scene of, the most . deplorable civil commotions ; arid that though the confederacy of Veneznela was sonic time ago dissolved, yet 'there are still cons:dcrable portions of that federation which resist the autho- . rity of the mother country. The insurgents in the Caraccas, it appears, since Miranda was brought to Ethlipe, ore headed by 'the Marquis del Toro and .Juan Bolivar. ACIRICULTURAL REPORT FOR JULY. The 4howery weather in the early part of last month has somewhat impeded the hay luarvest ; but has rendered a . !host essential service to the farmer, not only by bringing the corn and fruit to an early maturity ; but by giving a rapid growth to the young turnip plants, by which means they have escaped the fly more than in any summer for someyears past. Turnip,sowing is nearly or quite finished, and • the forward plants strong' and a n t o f danger.,-.. The quantity of Swedish and yellow SvOtth tat ty nips increased. Fine wool is ratin. - ,r a eislag mat— ktet. The stock of lambs equals the highest ex pectation. Both fat anti lean stock, in the coun try markets, cheaper by fiVe. tromuls thirty, with the exception - Of store pigs, which are excessively near, from a short stock and as pressing demand. Only the superior kind of horses maintains high price. The wheat stop is pa r ti a lly_thrown• down by the late showers, but the ear fills well, and pro- Mises more .than an average crop, shotthl the. weather be favourable for harvest. , The ears are largo, the clevels not only thick set, hat well fill ed, many , having five or six corns approaching to maturity. • Oats are more than an ilve age crop, being in the sttali , , and extreandy The past n res 'A4OIIIII I i» g"". ` 4l " / L" 14.44)* have a promising appear%lnceLL _ ~........„_____ ~ 1 + • • • . 41 or) I.'laq Ikt th A. shocking acciueot ot.i.kol( , a it t . genl 's .;anal. 00$ tt tt) (Attilk Fll rm. 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