The Sun. — London, England, 1807-09-28 00:00:00

An open boat arrived On .ttnday t!ie 19th nit. at PortAnton'to, which landed Lieutenant Wit.t.t.tn GnA.:., and . four- seamen tAlOnging to the Ferret Brig, of le ,guni,,froin . whom we ;earn the follow ing partieulars :----The Lycker, CIPISTIANt W:11..Lb101;111, .1041 ti hster, was, on abOui the 14th nit taken by .11c- Ferret,- off Capp ".Nichols Mole, v an4.l Lientenant Garry and seven seamen put onboard the prize, in . Mitch were left on board five men, who coiled themselves passen gers, four sick seamen, and a boy. The following day, at about half past ten o'Clock P. M. as Lieute nant. GRAY" , 24 shortening kilt in a squall, fOur cif the seamen being ;dolt, one of the passengers.cam* up to him, and presenting a pistol, ordered him be low, upon winch he pushed. past him, and made for . the rest of the Ferret's seamen that ought to have been forward on deck;, but instead of finding thelll, was met by three of the seamen belonging to the. tilptured Brig that had before complained of being sick, and the snit - ten of the Ferret being below, was auain ordered to submit and follow them ; be-• ink; defenceless, and finding the rest of the passen 'gets all armed, •he was compelled to' submit, and as the four men that were aloft came down, they were secured by the passengers and seamen of ,the Brig, and kept confined until the follow ink Morning, when about ten o'clock they were put in'd four-oared boat, at the distance of about 80 miles from the land, 'with two pieces of raw beef, some biscuits, and water, to make the best of their way ashore. • • • DUTCH DECREE. EXTRAbT FROM THE REGISTER OF TEO?, ERSOLUTIONS OF Tile MINISTER OF FINANCE TO 1113 MAILS, THE KING OF HOLLAND\ . . i 4 \Vetinesday, Sept. 2, tg•l. ce In the first place, a Decree of hiss Majesty the King, given at Paris, Aug. 28, 1807, the smut:lace of Which is as follows, was read : - ' " Considering that, consistent with the true inte rests of our kingdom, it is our intention to contribute, by all means in Our power, to the much-wished-for issue of the great measures adopted by his Majesty the Emperor and king against thecommon enemy,for the attainment of a general peace, and the independence of the seas ; considering that some subaltern Agents have rendered themselves culpable, •by weakness and neglect in the execution of the measures prescribed by our Decree of the 15th of Dec. 1806 ; conSiderina , the dexterity and perfidy made use of in several neutral ports, with respea to the papers of neutral vessels, and this so far as to endanger the health of Europe; and that, with this view, letters of qua , rantine have been forged ; considering, finally; that it is necessary that all these diSorders should find a period, at a moment stieritical to theenemies of the' Continent, and especially for trading nations; and that the honour and the dearest interests of our sub jeas would be compromised in case we should re eede'from the sttitl execution of the laws and de • trees that we have adopted, we have decreed, and do decree, as folloWs : The Assembly o ••••••••.m...•••••••40.1.••••••... adoe met on the 4th of ......, [Here fullaw si Articles, as given in our Paper of the : 6 th.] f Barbs August 'lbe 'following is an Extraet from the " The second document is a Decree of his Majes- Stiebch of the President on the opening of the Ses- t y the King, dated this day, No. I. in which it is 'ion t -.... - - ..• , ,• , , , . required, that all persons demanding passports to go "'Gentlethenff the council, Mr. Speaker , and into foreign countries shall be required to state, , : ~ , whether they mean to go by sea or land: the Oentlefilefi of the Assentbly, . same to be mentioned in their .ass arts. lithe per " I wish I had it in My power to inform yon of the success of the Allied Army tipOrt the Continent sons demanding passports mein to travel by land, the words by land shall tiltete be inserted in the pass of' r ilti n ie, or of the prospect of a speedy :ind ho-t part; and when their object may 'be . to go by sea, nourable; Peace, events which we Must all be this must be signified by a specific statement of the Illi*IOUS to hear--tor, whilst the ' Ports of chic ' name of the Ship, the Captain, the :port froth Continent are shut egainst our staple coMmedity, and all . the articles necessary for its manufaCtere whence they intend to sail, and eta ,exaCt reference btar a •most• exorbitant - price, we must inevitably to the place of destination. • ' lebour under great difficulties' ; • but we must sub- ' " Ist. It is 'determined to' adopt the first article - reit to them - with fortittide 'and resignation.— of the above-mentioned Decree; for, public notifica ~ Should there be added to these evils a - War with. tion. '' 2d:' According to the second article of the same America -,!-'a War particularly -distressing to. the colonies, and more' especially to the poor white Decree, and in order that the suspeCted falsehad of inhabitants fuel slaves—it will ehove us to pay, .. the Ship's papers and their lading %.vhich may be in is ,the hands of the' Ministry (such Ships being under the. strictest attention to. the produCtion . of the nedessaries of life, as the surest means of relieving embargo or in custody), may be brought to' the the wants of those of , our .follow-creatuNs who are clearest proof; and that the said Ships and their placed inunediately under our care, ' and whom we . lading should be proceeded against, according to the _ ate.called upon by every motive, of humanity, unveil . rigour of the fates, the project here inserted is to be as self-.interest, to protba and preserve." ,; ' 'sent to' the Icing ! ing • and in order alsb that an exael ' . inventory of the papers may be made put, they shall 'Atte following is copied from ^a Halifax Paper, of be transmitted to the Minister of Foreign Affairs. Adlyt26 ) , i 807 ir-+ ' .., . ". " 3d. His Excellency the Minister Of Marine is•to • .• • be.reque , sted by letter,. to 'adopt the most efficacious •'• • . •NoTIOE Tr). aelyisit SEAMEN. , ; , : -The Await:au .Cotomittees have deterreietai to measures to prevent the introduttion of the goods retalfete epon all British seaman, it' the tiesurtere who and manufaettire4 of the enemy, to put some yes , That war :fluty will do so if found guilty :upon their are to receive an Otficer of Convoys - and the Cus eta' is not to he doubted ; it therefore behoves all trans OP board ; ,and for this - purpose also, they'are / to cruize in the streams and waters of this kingdom, • „Willa . S settee to take care of themselves, and 'by . • 30itsitsgtheir oWn•Country's standard again , to avoid, as under : . an ignorninous end unlawful death.' • ..:. "a. Two . Vessels to eruize in the Znytier Sea as. Tar as ' 1 1 31111111 S, and along time Walden, Asia AS the Coait of Gt.). ' tun ert ' • -Thia *Morning arrived a Mitil from Jamaica, 4 , o: Two Vessqli to cruize in the. streams or ixaland, olaght .to ' 1 7 41440110 v by.„tllo Princess Charlotte. bdtween the Maeze a n dn the West &: h eliikt. Packet, i n .35 days, h •whichl - '-• '"'' ' ' . I J ' y we 1..14.. ILL‘IAL , .47 Vessel t from the Coast of Griningan to the River lahtle, ta r as t h i s CAI) be etibet.Nt with safety. nsaica Papers-to the ..1 iitb August. . By Princesses . " letter„also, to suggest to the same Minister Yesterday morning .11ts AdAsiory, of Marine, whether the Whtching of the Strands and Augusta, SOPHIA, 'SIM .A.HF.T.ti, attended by Lady Coasts• May not be considered 44 facilitated by the I. 'ltivesre, went to St..George's:Claapel, Windsor,' °dicers of Coneoys and Customs, in common .w ith and heard win:in - ion by the Hey. Dr, Cooßsot4,4rOnt . the military force, and better etTeaed by the means the 7th chapter of St. Luke, 1 ath and that...verses 4 . df telegr9hs Wong the Coasts; and the proper places alter which they returned to. the Palace, Where Ills . - to be poteted out. • leLosarr - ditied at one o'clock: HER IVIWItiTY, . . .. " TO request hie Excellency the Mitsister. of War, Princee9 ,ELIZAIIETti and Unity, lead divitie ser- , VitO station tee:lll,l4nd cavalry in particular, upon tlie Ce perfOrtned in the , Palece by oue of :lee NI.S.-' • - eoests, Kid tipon some Wendt', where sufficient viei sesTY's Chaplains. -. -- -- lance' has not been used, vi .011 Saturday Mr. .Cemo. arrived from Sierra' . ' • i. " In Friezelend and Groningerleed, between liar- Lemle, Witb 'dispatches from the Governor te .Mini sners, &c. '' ' ', • - ' liege and Adizy I, .a setradren,of cavalry ; , and to pot them at the disposal of the Commanding {')dicer, T . )( ?'„'erdly afternoon - the Hon. AUGUSTes'PitierJ, according to the advice of the. Sebstitete Fiscal:of rs' A)l. " 4I ULf: It ‘VE'S brother; left town to proceed tt; s. o % . pt.nhageo, it is understood that 1 anployed e... is t. Convoys and ; Costonts, iNf. C. L. VAN kicssia, at on ' ;1 vary . . . Harlingen. . . . ..'n 'potent ~....tssion. 1 " In East Friezeland, as far as the Jalide ! a,seee.- . LoY some - mistake lii s NI %r r sTY's `,Declaration,;- I which a .- „ '. •►'- '.-.. . ' ‘ • dron of cavalry to be disposed of according to the.dis cretioll o f In. vAN LOOM:WYK, COMptrOlier•GCl)aal., PPeareds in lee.sue ot I , riday..last, .thd not . ~ , „,. ~ IPPear in the G teette of Seto' I t ,It will' be in . - . • settee! ' ''' '. ' ' ' ' 'l. Y.. - of the FillialCe3 in East Vrieze,land, as performing the „ in to-morrow's Gazette. ''' ' • .,, futitlitnis of Conmaissary 7 (yeneral for convoys. and .' -• We have reeeiveti..New 'York Papers to the' 1•Itli , - .I.llthuo. They contain very little' re ' ' i d• • ' specting tle is- Customs in that Provinee. " In.ettch of the Islands of. Anseland, Schiermon! e be the United States uti es and this Cotry o , - i pin ltoog, a nd,Tersschelling, a detachment of , L'.)o iii- T , ae potirt of iticlunutid leel (dot fur the trial of Co- 11 " tel Boa ' t the dull f I.' I • f alley .and.tive.er sbi cavallY• '• • • , t t. 0 1 o ..; iigust, but in censenuetAck% `* ' -, ' . N'' . ' 'of the atteence of some mat -r' al ' t - ' L i .vii nesses. it • was R... "In the Coentv of ()erne a detachment of eas. , • • pereeda s The 70. • Colonel Bonn had in. the meaii : Fairy,' eQllSi;llitig , of .about .aP ttl‘gb i 4}lse stationed at time been'allowed to leave his prison, in o r,f o r 4 , c o, ) „ Brielle, Oostveortie; and atilt kauge.. - ~ , . ' aiitinieate With Ins Counsel, but was iltibilda by a . " • • ":In • time i island Overilakkeet, a detachment ,Qi . gtrird of six men. A Bill lot' High Treason litid aloot ,te,nifaistry,. and .A 2. clvakry, IR . the Goeda _stern, of New YO r k, ,Rethetie,,,,Middearrnis, and. Sominelsdyk , also been found against a Mr. s And he had been. sent to' Richmond. .Extensive eta- " .Lipoo: the Islend. of Sehotteo,,Jo..cavalry , more trUchruents are said to be' forming at Ne'tV :York. or less; Isetweeo. Breuwerahayen. ;taro Zetickeee. The fortifications of the Narrows it luiS been ,cstl- ' , 't Upon ,the Island of Isleordbeveland, 4subaltere touted, will •••)4t a million and a half el dollars. ,Thitt ! ,and.B cavalry, more er-lcsis to ;00Atationed at Cart,- Place, it is ssid, will then be as strong as any in the .Petle; ~- , - ;::- .• • , • `Y°' .l d., and will. afford complete proteCtieu to The, " Provided also, that all such military corpti,shell Portend City of New York. r- .-• • ' respeOlively exteed their services to the assistance of fli t ; aec • outtts brought b% the Pheasata . gwAT 'NT- the Offirereof .:C,onvoys god Customs , posted at .. the T , l umtisladory pianre of the sitiiatietiorthe tri. neighbouring ; pieces above-mentioned• 3. and besides ttsh t ra 4 ers in the Ri ver Pl a ta, It is. saidsttottalte making, a common cause 'wall them, they must lie pattiartls,* olthene,ll iii xiin ant of Oat erehetidiee, • careful to keep such a sharp look., .out as shall be atudittiowing that we are about to qUit'South 'Aline..` i- found requisite for the service epon Which , they ca} Perhaps for ever, cannot be prevailed _upon slo are employed, and necessary for the execution 9f the. purchase a sink: article ; the consequences. 4'1116. ,orders of . , his Majesty the King, ,forthe purpose of are, that our merchantmen and specul4iers t are •putting a stop to all ; eumtresnicetietiwith the Ease obliged to look out, -and that immediately, for awls my; and. the prevention, of the iietrecluCtion of e4ry • tiler market ; but . ;.'wherever- they. may go, Whether, k inchof British manufactures anti merchandize,whiels to the West-Indica or the Cape, the 'market must •• is striolly.forbidden., . .. be • • 1 ' erStoc,te,i .so ,nm uerens are the adVenturettiti - . ,Ail Qfficers and servants be s. ovlonging to the Cops ' -the; lk - o. ,er Plate. , It.- is epprehotar.kil thae,the lyterl .:Veyikatict Customs, are hereby charged,„ in cootbrrni-, chants wili..sestain it'ltis4 of about tifty;per , c' cult:, . -ty .to. thy expresedeaire of his, Alatesty. the, liltti, On,§aturday a 'large isag of filters: was i reee ked. a t being. assisted by the military fore which is alreaciy. the Post-Office from th 4 :Nledieerratiaan. '',.4 kili c in.i I..orsliall hereafter be 4dded to, tfiem,,to make coin tioncd fthin Various, 'quaiters that several PrOVineei;h4 mon cause With them ; to.aa it Aotieert :with each the kin edom of ,Ne.ples wort 'in open •Insurteetien. I. otliers,with,the.vieW of preventing ~all naviention mold that considerable.bodies..Oferope• bed 1 'olio' ' trade .14 FOrnaillOieltiOn by ll the . Kingdom ts.. 4a, eu, I • ,i , .. -.• ~ c. fur , ik r ;;‘,o ,l he ' ~. , I.U . i tagfunst , the Itettat'gerits, sv hose cifiratiof ' .- of Great Britnin ;'anew that purpose to be-equally is are , , , , tepresenieJ as'parteklie: inortilisf- eetftreritte theft of 1 Wififtoil t tay pr night, in •cirder, , thai, i nothtpg 11.14 f ILlscret ton . It as probable tt.-:•-it - • chic` reet•erernareh of -- - espepelboseigileric.e, er any attempt be made, with , . a ~ d 4. -1 reuch troops into Southe'to Italf iffaylaWsitbeeill.;•icn4”4‘'''''i,Pl44'l tie P 11 4 •4 1" at- the 1411-vi ;Q: '''''' . 1, 416 ct - .4 it} a ngd by these couituotioes, ' '''="'" :"- 1. ; - akitiLspekkit '.t {till • ' .- -• ' ' .. ' : - " Commissaries-Gmerit Subsegote-Fliz and Commissaries-General of the CJIIVETi atl,l C tT tottas, are earnestly adulonizthel 'to see the e:c ecutiim of these laws, and to co-operate with them by all pos„siblo . Means ; and upon discoviNiog the, least simpieion, .whether of ina6tivity, collusion, or improper behaviour, among the inferior 03icers, that their 'attention . or v:gilance has over-• reached, or eluded by any. person or p...trsous, imme diate information of the satlle is to Ot; glyettiO ttio Minister, in order that . such Onioers way be dis poSed of according to the importance of the case ;. and - the aforesaid- Officers, superior and inferior, personally respolsible for, their actions, and for the strict pertbrniance of f t h e task iMposed upon thew. " In order to preserve the necessary vigilance in the Islands of Schouten and Overeakkee, both the riding Officers how upon the Island of South 1.1:‘ e land shall be placed upon the thriller Wand .„ near Haamstede, and the other near Dirkoland. S ":11177 I.• .' IG 01,e mr,.l :I: ,t tr. r h ~) • - o 1..41 ,:r ; ,%% t ',lr. S. 1)...1).1i4it' ,-; Air. rlr, i„ i . )14 Mr. t‘1,440.C.i , , r: r. A t 3 ~.i Stuiin or t.) I it. aad 1.0 4 ( Mr. C. Chi•bil;),,kicbq'f. bit. by " . ):euu.. e ; t Mr, T. Syk.cs'a br.,11. by ei%:Opi.l4l; , *. . stiti,, ; ;ri!vz.r3 Mr. tYatt's Shitttie.,4wk, "3;. sir At M. 5i..1;.14 Altsb 1.1_,c ii),;4.—V;utt lottt,r. ut• n!'!rr',Ort I ing. Out , 11, 1 3 1m; ,, e.4, I •,).;. • I . ; 6,i - . 7lba tir up t. is ;. kn.° 1 - I..en very atteruled . , fortunately no ntitorbi It 2:1r.; Tito Itorio. r 4.10 .011 I.: 1 j, by C(...).lil4l.rtibly.tilhir.):<, Ira 4101 14111.11;4' j,tiju,f4.l. "The Comtnissaries-General are hereby respec tively enjoined to transmit to the Minister, without delay, the number of shipping at present decanted under embargo in their respeaive departments, by virtue of the Minister's aforesaid Resolutions; .10r gether with an .acconnt of their lading, or whatever may be found on board of them, whether deposited on shore, in the storehouses, or otherwise disposed of. If any papers . belUnging to the Ship, or 'ie. ferring to its ladieg, remain in their Work, these; nius; be transmitted at the same tine ; .and the Commissaries are further charged to 'ltalie a wes:.- ly report of whatever,may occur to the *rid. Ships, and also of the measures put into exeeution eon, cerning them.- • " The Commissary Generel at Rotterdam is charged, upon his personal responsibility, to order that all Ships under embargo, in his jurasdietion, or those that may hereafter be in that situation, be . brought up to the Zee Katitoor of that city, in or. der that he may nuke conveniently inspect,. or cause them to ba inspeated ; and further to place them in such state of security, that their arrest cannot by any means be violated. His Excellency the Minister. of Trade and the Colonies is to be requested to. give.the necessary or ddrs, that an order snail be given by the Cumeiissa ries-General at Rotterdam and Amsterdam, to his Officers belonging to the storehoues, to euvire whether the . charge , of the several Ships r lading, which are ,nntler embargo, can be taken ; and iu case of the same being accepted, those vessels ;rely under embargo, in the depat talent of, 401steolith), or thavmay be there hereafter, 'shall be lain up •io the East4ridia . DoelZ of that city. , • " Respeaing of the above-Amnion ed D:cree, information. is to be given , by letter, to the Direttor-General • of the Post-Office, and the Commissary-General of his Majesty the E:f1:.:;, ire East Friezeland, in order that the necessary idres' ; may be taken. for the stoppage.of all .correipoodenee, jourfials, &c. cowing tram prolunite , : ; end that upon the least suspicion of the woe craning fromthe.Enemy's co:Lary, suchdispateLes., sze. are tope seized and transmitted to the :Minister. _ " His Excellency the 'Minister of Marine is.to be requested, by letter, to order the Icing's . Ships, stationed, at the Most Distant posts aad guarsii, to take the 'necessary measures for carrying, Article Yin. of the aforesaid Decree Into eteentioo, by theieolll;ll2tiOß of all passerreers and travellers,. to discover whether they. have sufficient proof that they do net. Come from .situ ; and such proof is to be imagediatety transmitted to tho', Ministry. And with resp.:.a to passengers by ,Se 3, in vase their passports do not ans.ver the conditions of ;No: I. of his Mejesty . s ee,, a report. of the same is to be nude , farthwithe re the the Ships and passengers-are he, detained wider the guns; and in Ituure, Ve, comiog io from sea, though they have no . p,r‘sel%ers on boArd, Ave to be detaiiied, or otherwise mu tye ; ,;ent to. the n est place of 'satiny, under a tr.! shall remain witti „ t the Law, on the p.m ,of tee .A. , l.ninisiee, , m ( a' Convoys qua Custotu id have r. The C3mtnissaricii;General of (;onvoy,s \ awl Customs ,Sll2ll t)4: retiltectiV* kk'll; OA) tu, it i ord..i. that not themseivvs nionr, 1 a -soft ia jurisdietion, shell ne aequiiinert sv,:oir the . ne,;4!li3ey rigorous measures imposed span ilietailieers and servants of the Convoys and also that suss persons shall be . stationed along,rue shore and the coasts, to obtain proper evideoce, that passengers or. travellers there _arriving do not cu: no fcu n tilt) British Islands, and to transmit the sans : to the nister ; in failnre thereof, such Offie.!ii are to be reported; bat in all cases, strangers arriving are to be ptit• under proper security, fhe s;raie taredW:t is 'to be observed relative, to, persons who wish to go: to lea without having. passports-ahswerin. coaditious of his Majeity's aforesaid Decree, -11 . expresses, , that.pssparts for, pet-21010.1941g to sea ,shall. contains the names at the Ship and Captain, the .port from whence, the Vessel is to;sail,, nod the clear and express , name of its place of destination. '" Besides - th 6 necessary copies of the aforesaid Decree,' an Ettrata from The present Register, shall .be sent to the Advdrate Neal General'ot.ethe King ' Tor Sea and Land, to 'the COmmissarieg General. Substitute Fiscals, and , all -other Officers. and .ser- Vents of Convoys and Customs. '" A Copy of this Resolution, and the above mentioned Decree, shalt also be transmitted to the Council crf J'udieature'fbt. Sea and Lankiwitb the Letter herein contained. .1 11i...! Emperor VilANc4s, it intenl3 tq la 1.. — 01 g of Austria ti: . .: 1711 i t.lt. LOUMN arriyod f rom It t jai, (in.l-,sr to at toroi th ft104,,t of unit of 1114 iotls, tlit,ta a '4.11.1re. '1.%1. I%;:iaa :intl. Granuu Joarnal4 411'‘=011 , 43 11'104-, lira &llitior Lucuts:. Oak) (41 our Gan- brigi wag w clio:1 Qa* I fel i plland a t tito tine of . 11.; stirren ,l e r, nod the Ilivadere Sloop had ~ ,liareLl _ _ (Sgned) . . strucko.#tlwsatuo, rock, iio4l 10,:t her t:age Ise 1. FlOigolatict by nature ;Li r ong- is Gibraltar; nu part of it but is 30 feet perpen.i,onl Ir from the sq face of the sea; the only Oitrunce n; by a flight stew, 2(13 in nurnher ; ou the steps %yore throe large chevanN,le-frise anti tvu owl pointing on them :ire three tiN 7 poutuler4—lthe capture of the, pLiec butltt therefore Imre breh diti cult lietA it Ikea d 2 iim t i j d. Th o 14. 0 ,1 11111 ilpre thith tlrra . ln;lon. in piretknifervnec, tired (planar* brpal ; . . the number of inhabitant:; about 3000, .• '- frtilt Tit rder 1111..,-:»Love for Love W.l3.atterhie4 hv a 'very on,iwious audience oo night, at I)tory.lone rl'hatre. It adloii•ahle but it lily er.my:allosioni of a Very ind-licate and eQtltiOni n:uure, which 1)., removed, from ' regard' to marality as well a ....oulpiiment to tit. , improved taste of the or. thew tply Well he oalii.ted, 'the Piece abolindi in wit and humour that require no - aid front a vl.ll.ition of deT corum. Th characters weed in general very well supported, Mrs, dottoti . gave a tittished r portrait of Pi!.4e,.. and had ail the spirit.lhit distingtlighed her acting the tirst season in which she appeared, Was better in the detail of Pitletaineihmt iii the'geaeril conception titii He was, howev.4, at •tialeCtratch too nuticloda4t, and at other times had top ti ick :it .l with SiCalittil sidered as the perfetl Gentleman: of the periol it 3 which the Atitilol* wrote, an.,l if he is too free; itt hii 'sontitu....noi, he is suppoied he easy and elegant in his mati.ier t. Bxastymottv. very rcsoeetithlein Scandal; I)JwTot4, BANNIsTER, D.4,vroaws; and :Mist DUNCAN, gave ;.;1 due pr e ! inence to Si! SNaips , )n, Ben Foresight, and ~/, / 4-elica ! )or should Miss Porn be overlooli . ...d, as sho perf;.)rint...4 - Frail with true eltara.':,teristic • 'A 0.1 it scerns,:is brglittlt fortarti Oak. 8e.14 , 1!) at COvettl l Ci.teSf.3l two; the; of who mar otrtainlr ranked au):) , ..t the I)ratri•iiti , a4 ~ t itc preae4 day, e..ception of Mr. • A lettr!r fro:n cey';on, dated the' 7/4 April, states, that 3 , ..iinet ehl‘i.;eq had Liken place in tilt! Qf tll:.' 1. i:. ; 7 (it C 011)Y, Isi4oly ftvoiirable to , Ow. 1:1! Tit AC:iiiter, the viuletn . etteniy ot . . h.; Lighih, a:vaok-t1 034 111r9‘,V1). . Rn4 p; c i on of it I),Li i t vw c; ., Ttsti 1)114T0t WllO cut.) the hin k ii, of th,...; during I.l>t •.•;3;', tl . tv s7 h,tra.,) :1111 it :".; hoped wilV r‘l : was excl.ted in St tr.ic;rd, on 1.'0e.4.., io the fate-of .0 It i chill blt.vcca tour all . l I . .ce Ytnr4 old, whont va4rant, t t h,A North, tor, follf S}4l.l!):_lti tt) , • , . , ;)%!4 - (Lit plitt;e, that.it - ‘44 1, 0 , own ..on, out ihat s.ltr Vd.ia ttn.lb) , ! to ,;ief...tunt.t.itteo.becomin ott, , er (if she really is Olt: mother of the i„ , ,- . 3))t , which tut the sake of semiA.:lited iltltTptitity wu 'Hope mid 441tev s a site i 3 not) 04perleneeti that sunlm „ y intolerence hod junice of a tnub which the .1,. 1w t oiroitttiiately, nut in such ritSes arwed With; She was h oote d an d h u i fetted fetelino wits.iNvaketied, and the oohtr A taetween her- and til:leace Ni he childciiivini,tttiey-lFArveepr b e i n g rescinded, she left 'that un w e d ri es t itty, for the South. t t , t . I . 'llllNlP6.—rlt bas been found by repeated exper k hopts , that sewing about a peck of buck whpat per at w ith the turnip-seed, will preserve thu ',h o t s from the #y in tie,! sah)e a-4;44er es ratddi3lie4 du. CANNEMAX,-SCUCtBry penerAl." SMITIIPLEI,D MARKET, S&P?. 23. This day's market afforded a very large stlpply plitbe.tittasts, and he show of Cattle in other re, vas Plentifkil ; Mutton and Lamb are cleara than our last report ; Pork is cheaper ; beef An Viial . )old at fast prices, and the trade iti geuerA sales hi the Haymarket were sorrie r lively. ; Hay add Clover fetched better prices ban ).)iclay s market ; Straw Ips dropped in pr te e ..— fife uSjniu a c or ica - atatetnent of the price s and The state of Hts MAJitsre's , ayes.haq :1 ~:n given occasion tb contradiethry . romimrs.-. , - A, - . subject of . such, delicacy ought . net to be. .the* , _sublect of so many newspaper reporti,.bui 04 t bkt , peopie iu gene.. ...ral twist be strongly interested in' what so nearly re. fates to the comfort of-such an excellent Monarch, it is certainly proper' that some professional stoic ! : . ssuTiznEw ILAY.MARKET, Meat of ibetase'should be submitted .to the public; 2 ,_ Ilay 31. oft. u., o ii 1.8. ... kt. .(y . —_ ef velar 3i. 3 . 4. cd. to 71. (CS 'to relieve the general 'feelings; .at put.-au , end 19 Stfetkv 4). {Li. ai. to tl, it :: 04. ieports and ComeaureS: , -,-' ' ' ' - ''''''-` '. ! . 4 ''' Coa4,,Exctl A S4f;V, S,r . r. (28.—T0 -dlv'i fresh inlp . ' The Amoric:in P.il;ers contain an account' of a ',- ilons of, \\%l: 0t tii I , fso a iare . supply, ~ilti t. , 'woman upwards of .70 years' of oge, who storks re- ~ trade d ti p, i,.., ~ , i lei it ~i reciu6lon in prig;, ;1t• 1 / 41t , abo l u l ' '1 as a Shi.) (fomenter . 3t -, ' „ •, ~•• ..' , , , ~ . ~) ~, ~ . . ,:. , tOarlY) in man_i aPHre .t ~ ( ~,' ~s, t u„r 0,u.,rt..., i 1.,,:,4..!, 1, lactic ths,t;er ; Whi to Tilifax; Noiti ScofL p .i. - She is eapAbie and' indui. Pt!..is:" n , . ty.ii. ,i , -.. 1: al L: mtvance i hot few ter,:;, trions, and can utter' a n ojth, or writ otf hdr'gfug, ' . a i itt, , witi, `,;.:.,:t of ~ . .cli v , rt, keep thei r Vic c i i % - 011111 pi - )iitTe - i; , :rertkony ap any ot' i . ) I'W-c . v.:la.- - Tr , 771 „ ~, ,„-,, ec c.,1, vtiltitl!4; 'antt-tilts trade - is Y , .)L . Ciis • . ' - '-' ' ' , - . I c 1, ,, i , r 11 , ,1 4 ' " n ..‘ 1 - -• ~. • ...., ~ il .. A 0.., "et-. To sink the oirai inl - stcne of Elb. Pea 4s. ad. to 41. 4d...- , Muttatt 44. io 45.,64,—Ve;1 qti. to 63.44.--Lantb 4s. 44. 'to is. ad.--Folk is. ad, to toll. Hassts • 33l. —Sheep and Lam 5,2 "03/ o. alyes, b Pigs 4k).