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Numulot 5970. Istiti,..fvEsti4 - 37,'Ariciii.722, 1822 orr • o KING'S TRIM TIM. THIS EVENING. TUESDAY, January 22, will lie peolforreed, fbr the first lime in this country, a Sethi Serious Opera, so two 'CIS, the Music by Parini, tootled • IL BARONE DI DOLSIIEIM, i n which Signor Carton . ' (front ibe Grand Theatre de Meese d'ltalfe) will make Ca first appearance in this country. At lbe enddif the lint Art a DIVERTISSEMENT, is +bleb M. Barre, sad biselemioterlie Marie Illereneivkilli (first Dancer Comb the Moeda Atoka, of Illook, at IPoria), will wake their woad appearance he this commie,. After the Opera, the last Ballet, eutitkil i• PAN DORE. With new Scenery. Dresses, Dreorations, Sce. Applications fur B..ites and Tithe's I. be mock to We. Elora, Bookseller to his Majisty, T 7, Ohl Bond. '.eel. ROOKS to be MID by AUCTION. by Mr. HONE, at his Room., 45, Liedgaie.htll, Oil THURSDAY, January 44, and right folly.. ing days (Sundays excepted), at half-past twelve to • missile, THESTOCK or BOOKS of WILLIAM HONE, mad • PRIVATE LIBRARY, in floe eon- . dition; In Folio—hronies Bible; • sumptuous illuminated MS. on vellum, in three vols. Also. Books of Priv; Oxford Alumna., Sue ionprmsions; Scarce moil Cartons Tracts; Rare Articles in Oren!t Philosophy and Witchcraft ; rocycji)- radial; Family DN.% Carromou Prayer Rooks. Dtetiona. Me*, Grammars Spelling end o ther Ro o k s nerfoil to School. ••••Owsi • terse mihrtguny MIA, standing no drawers, Re. May be viewed, and Catalogues (price Is.) Ind at o,lie Roams. 10 . 44 Wife is 11111311lita. it In her. , AMERICA. The atietieistration of such swerewliow until . qq,datilso, teqestind express , * •ie for innrheys, emu -444 4 viol', eintoultatious, pleadings, we intend flirt war tests useritary emitters ?hall retalu 3 per rem. WI sit the legoriro, both on the 6,800,000 fruits, sod ea the sna bequeathed by the colluti The stuns proerriling fto j q thew deductiouri elfirbe cle. poriied ut,4he hands of I treasurer: and rxpewiferl ea the urder of our iesinntentaity ~We S. We a ‘ opopit Comte Las Coto, or is his defaell.MS ten, 1641 in his default General Dreeel, treasurer. ..This present embed is setstely sariitse with our etie bewd, stud mated with our arm.. N A VU i• ikai• • . ih of April, 18'21, Lusg**4 This is ply codicil and act of my tees .111. From tfie funds reruittel ib i r 74l 4 l: , !, ty I Jfiestierrik Loci Losa., my very Jest sad rporkr, THRA7'IIR.ROY.AL, DRURY-LAKE. riVIIS EVENING, TUESDAY. January es. his foeiftiy's Seessuts will performs (Sib Ow) a art St-fines Drama (with Nosie), called • TIRE PIRATE7 I The poimeipal Queerer, by Messrs. Cooper, Pealllb e thr, Filtwillians, Luveday,Gettie, Harley, Stait h, Fnote, %lief ; !Umlaute Vestris Miss Cabin, Miss Tree, and Mr.. W. West. Afler *bleb the Comedy of THREE WEEKS AFTER MARRIAGE. Mr Charles itaeket, Mr. Ellision ; Drugget, Mr. Alunden. Lady Rseket, ; Mrs. Drugget, Mrs. Marlowe; Dimity, )Irii. Orger. To ...Include with the Musical Entertaionsest of y THE CHILDREN IN THE WOOD, Walter, Mi. Ellistoo; Gabriel, Mr. Kuight. Lady Ellen, Miss Smithson; Josephine, Miss Pnvey. Places to be taken of Mr. Rodwell, is the Rotunda of lbw Saloon of the Theatre. Mr. Hookhain, of Bond.eteeet, is appointed sole Agent, at the West End of the TIMID, fur the isightly disposal of the Private Boxes belonging to the Lessee of this Theatre. Uses, 7a ; Second Price, 3s. 64.—Pti, 3s. Otl.; Second Pitts, es.; Second Price, Is.—Upper Gal lery, ls.; Second Price. Ad. To-wronow sad Friday, The Pirate; on F. idey with Tlirs Creaseless. Or Time sday. Vraice Preserved : lager, Sr. Reem; Mr. Cooper; Belvidere, Miss Edmiston (their erst appari tion iu those Characters). On Saturday will be pp/palmed • new Trwredy, called Owen, Prince of Pussy's; or, Welsh Fends. The Coronation will be performed orce is every week 11l reface notice. • lei is free dope be published, IGO'S NEW PICTURE of LONDON fur 11111111, eimsfslty revised, and embellished with. sus Esigraviiip •f Prblie Soildinga, dr. • _ pose of by Ike present codicil. iw a4rief lit treompsesse mist faithful seressU, whom I besides rerumnsesd to the protecting, of my drat Shim Louisa. I lea*, 111111,000 Panes to Comte 31nnibolovt, 100,000 francs of witch be shall pay into the chest of the treasurer fur the Seale purpose as the 'burr, to be enoplOyed, stone& iug to my dispositions, is li•garies of entowieure. This codicil is written with my owu baud. Signed ey441 . . sealed with toys/me. NA PO L EON. - • - • dat are pablisheel, TAtES OF MY AUNT m A RTUA. 3 vol,. eoetainittt " TwitAird"—"The Two Sisters"—" The Mattes in I.a Vendee." ' " Hight My Aunt Mirth°. who slid far surpass The rest, in honest north that seem'd her well, My, when her turn was come her tale to sell, T•l4 •f a 11/falbre adventure." SPILt4CIII. Printed fur William Fesintau, Library, 170, New Baud. street. These "Tales" will be (Mind replete with interest. They well adapted for the use of circulating fibrositis, as each contains' tale—Scotch,, English, and French. BOORS nisi' PUBLISHED. MIL LOVEDAI"S DAUGHTERS. This slay is published, wish Tea Cuts, price T HE MMACiJLOUS HOST TORTURED by the JEW, Render the reign of Philiple Bel, in 1790: being the Legend which cooveried the Dauelvters of Douglas Loveday, Esq. under the reips of Louis XVIII. is 1821; from the oriental Freach With authorised by the College of 1 beology at Paris, in she Publisher's possession. With Tea Cuts, copied Grim IM same MA. ir.s.—The Arias—Bar. gaining—Reeriviug—Deliveriag—Siabbiug— il.4l"iBll—Bolhag--Reeovering—Buiniog. To which Is added, tie. Luvedny's Narrative. Poiosed der Brlllearillooe, No. 45, Ladgaleatill, and 31, Paterussiter•resral peB "- • NEW EDINBURGH ATLAS. This day is plibtithed, oblong folio , half-Wood, boundary lines coloured, 31. 3e. TILE NEW EDINBURGH GENERAL ATLAS; consisting of 48 Plates, and including iii Ihe New Dtsentwories, as well as every recent Alteration in She Boundaries of she European States, Six.; wish a Consult ing Index Each 31ap is also accompanied by a Lesley-press IDescription (not to be broad is. any other Atlas), embracing . atm impoeiant feature in the Geographical, Publical, and psatislaggi.Coadiiiiss of she Couutries delineated thereon; *Wok asides this work the 1111111161 complete, and the cheapest ar *waist, eilawl. Published by Ogle, Doses., and Co. 37, Paternester-row, gandos; Kirkwood and Sou Waugh, mid toots, nod Oliver 119621081, 41101Nwitt. Mosutuß Lamer,-1 remitted to you in 1815, at the moment of my departure from Pane, a arm of 'warty sir millions, for whirl. you gave me a double receipt. 1 have cancelled one of these receipt., and 1 have charged Count de Menthelon to present to you the other receipt, 10 order that you may after my death deliver to him the raid sham with Intelsat al the rate of five per cent. f.um the Ist of July, 1815, deducting the payments with which you have been charged in virtue of my order. 1 desire that the liquidation of your account be settled by inotwal.consent Wrens pies Comte Month.,lon, Comte Bertrand, and the Sieur Ma/Oiled ; aid I het this liquidation being adjusted, I give you by these presents fall and *boo. lute discharge of the sum. 1 also remitted to you a trot esataiaise my medallion. 1 beg you will deliver it to Comte 1111outholoo. Thls letter having no otber object, I pray God, Monsieur Lahlte, that be may have you in his holy and worthy keep. worthy keeping. NAPOLEON. Longwood, in the kland of St. Helena, April 25, 1821. This testament was presented on the loth of Drestubev. 1811, to the Prerogative Court of the Lord Archbishop of Canterbury, deposited and registered, issemsdkight the aft. davit, is the Muds of Mr. Fox, soon trey of the Court. 1•.• . . as vs. 7-ss. THRATRII•BUYA L, COY ENTGARDEN. THIS EVENING, TUESDAY, January 2% will be acted the Opera of ROB ROY MACGREGOR. me Frederick Verson, Mr. Egtrion; Rashleigh Chiba& Moue, Mr. Abbott; Francis Osbalditause Mr. Daraltd.4 Oweo, Me. Blanchard; Capt. Thornton, dr. Cameo( i • liedi Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mr. llseready ; Duogal r Emery; Baillie JUicul Jarvie, Mr. Liable. Diana Femme, Mum Steptieus; Helen Macgregor, Mrs. Faacit. To ciatachsile with (24th time), a new Peotewaisar, called HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER BUNC H; Or, THE YELLOW DWARF. Lew of the (laid (isharwords lieeingain). Mr. Guises Pt (o/latrimunds Maelleerin's Lacquers), Mr. I. S. Oh w.lAt; Mother Hooch (the Draert Fairy), Muter Lamp burst ; • Yellow Dwarf (afterward. Clown), Mr. Grimaldi. TM Primer All-Fair (afterwa.J. Columbine). Miss E. Deo sett ; the Queen of Golcuoda (afterwards Pantaloon), Mr. Barnes. A Private Box may be bad for. the avoct, or nightly, of Mr. Broadoo, at the liox.Office. Boxes, 7e.; Second Price, 3..6J.—Pit, S.. 6d. ; Second Price, es.; Second Price, lc—Upper Gal lery, la.; Snood Price, ttd. Harlegois and Mother Booth will be repeated every Etesiog. To-morrow, The Beggar's Opera Captain Michelob, MiDIP Flatland', Polly, Muss Stepheii.—with The Two Pages of Frederick the Great—sod the new Pantomime. On Thursday, ROT , O awl Juliet : Romeo, Mr. Macready ; Juliet, Mica F.iiiiy Biuutou (her first appearance tie this stage). Ow Friday, The Two Gentlemen of Verona. Oa Satutday, The Tempest: Pruipro, Mr. Young; Do rinds, Mose Stephens; Miranda, Miss HallauJe; Ariel, Miss M. Tree. Oa Mnatlay, a favourite Tragedy. Oa Tuesday, the Opera of The Exile. REPUBLIC OF COLUMN,. • 3' • ••• (Pre- the Baltimore relegerget.i DUTIES ON IMPOR rs AND EXEIIPTIONS. Coffer, cellos brown •pd white sugar., ssialesses, ape timber fur buddieg , shall he escort fue usemspipippass paying expert itusles. Miles, woo and indigo shall psy len per cent. on di eur: reel prices. Mules and bereft, fifteen dollars per bead. All other prodirce, provisions, animal., colour., precious woods and commercial a. ticks of the couutry, n o t ex p ress . ed in ilte preceding artivkii, shall pay See per cant. on the curtest pekes. ?OR SCHOOLS AND YOUNG PERSONS. Printed fur T. CA DELL, in the Strand. 1. AL CLASSICAL DICTIONARY ; contain ins a Cupd•us Account of all the proper Millie, nieutioned is Ancient Author.; wish the Value of Coins, Winks., and Measurer, media:rung the Greeks and aad a Cbruuulogical 80. LEMPRIERE, Eleventh Milieu, in one large volume octavo, price Ws. in board.. 4. UNIVERSAL. 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Gold coin shall be liable to t►ree per real. in she money on which it accrues; but silver coin or hellion shall in no man ner be exported front any pout of she fepllllllle, 11 der flue prosily (of ConlieJ) Tins prohibition shall subsist fur tie le. on of Ms years. To ohmaie f.audi in the collection of the three per real. ore g ood maim, the duly known by Ibe name it/p l ump/y r . erporls shall be kept 'this Jun accent whenever mi reknit. dim and commercial effects shall be imp need from abroad, whose value has nut been registered iu the respective cus tom ►anses, it• gold ruin. blershairdim and commercial effeeta shall he free from the duty of peesomptive ex/wrrt, which are prove,' to have heels bosight in foreign countrie4, wills the peoreed4 of produce awl effect., exported from the purl of the Ripoblie. Ithschandim soil commercial effect' bou c hl on credit Is fort igri countries, shall pay the duty of presumptive export four mouths afire their inipuctation, their ratite m gold be ing tree when they are exported abroad. klerchandisit and commercial effect., 'trotted from one port to auot►er of Columbia, shall be from the duly of pre• sumed export. Foreigners who route tersporarite to our port. with cargoes of merchandise sod commercial effects shall piv the duty of presumed export, in proportion to the capital they hive im ported soil sold therein, etniformahly with the value of the Scimitr, made at the Crplom-base on tlwirestry, Bill this shall nut take place, Ober Ilse) export the value its territorial produce. The Executive Power is intlitorised daring the present war tempura. ily to prohibit its any our ur inure ports of the Re. public, where it may be judged necessary, the exportation of mules and an Owasso( article, of the aryl ueeessity fur rub sialcuce.—Parocd Sept. , saber 27, 1821. LAW CONCERNING TONNAGE. SURREY THEATRE. THIS EVENING, T U D January 21, sod TOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), 23, the WONDERFUL APE .ill go through ha aattotishiug per. formates so the Cade Mitt wkicla (11th time) a Rosaatie Melo dame, is There Acts, called THE PIRATE; OR, THE WILD WOMAN OF ZETLAND. Merman, Mr. Bencoogh ; Mordant Merlons, hm sun, Mr. S. H Chapman ; Clement Cleveland (the new), Mr. Flan ; Umtata Goffe (his Aimciale). Mr. Boyle (from the Theatres ICIal Cork and Dahlia). Nunn. (the 1111.1 %Vollmer of Zet.. land, a seppoord Propin less and &mem), Mrr. lorer ; lliaaa, Xis. R. Adcock ; Briada, Mita Jonas; Mies Barbara Yetkrley, Mrs Erookr. li Art I. a Storm and Sliiporrch. In Act 11. a Zealand goad Dance. In Act 111. a Sea Ella hooter, the li•leyea Frigate and the Furious's , Farmwife, with the earloarou sad , le.truclion of the Pirate's Vestal. 4. A SKETCH of the CREEK ACCIDENCE, arranged in a matinee test fur tratiocription, by torsos ul wltieh learrets logy be waled is committee% it to memory. Hy John timbals. evo. Niel. be 5. A GRAMMAR of the GREEK LANGUAGE ; oriel. rosily russyneed for the Collage School at Gloucester. Fourth Edition.. Aro. Price 7.4. is hoards. 6. LEXICON URECO.PROSODIACUM Andorra T. S.T.P. Ohm vulgstuna Typis dentin Mandnvii, per. multi* its toms curregit, examplis a se Allah+, et Aniinad. verriunibus Illustravit, 'Tibia, a Mord'', ornissis. Munn , plurineis avail ft Grieris vocibur, Latiosni, weaklier-in rob jerit. F.dv. Maltby, ST.r. Ilairdsomely printed in 4.u. with irso laughlyagnished Eogravings of toe present Editor, and of Dr. Murell. Price 51. 5s in boards. 7. An INTRGDUCTIOSI to the WRITING of GREEK, in Two Parisi fur the use of %Winchester College. By George lasac Rootingford, D.D. F.R.S. Warden of Wiu. chester College, and Bishop of Helefurd. The Truth Edi tion, iumpsiowed, price 7s. in boards. $. PIN mai CARMINA, junta exemplar Hersiantim; Clleibus times* runt Notre Heyuiarus; Paraphrasis Beurttlie. ties; et Lexicon Piudar4cum ex Wear. Miami* Oyer, Liyenolugieu plum, et jowl Sent diapositom ; digessit et rdirlit Heartens Houtingforil, Collegit H. Maria Wisdom prupe Winton &MIMI. Eddie alters. Bru. price 1/. IN. iu hoard,. The Columbian ton shall be 20 rpsintale Foreign vessels shall pay ball a deltas, and the national, one real per ion. National 'Nimbi of 20 tons or under shall pay au ton nage duty. National vessels. proceediox Cram rose port to another of the Republic, of Inure thin 20 ions burden shall pay only halls real fur ev►ry tun above 20. The tonnage duty accrue., ahem a aterehani vessel shall have entered and hnished her unloading, or in ten days after her entry is •n authorised purl, except in case of roof°, ted average after her first departure.—Passed 29th September. To miriade wadi der very popular Mrlo Drente, called TPA ELI ; OR, THE AMOR OF 3IONTGATZ. event Taub, Mr. Benguugh; ‘Vinilf, Mr. Nailer; lea deer, Mr. Herring; Frank, Mr. Snouts.,; C 11.6111 CsralTd, Mr. Jackeen; Edmund, Mr. ; Brad dr Fri., Mr. Wyatt ; Maurice, Mr. Goolery. Alcain.i, Miss Futile; Vdriatiar, Mn. Brooks. Boxes, 45.; Pd, 2r.; Gallery, Is —Doors open at Six, ard couturcute at a Quarter before Semi. half Price at Hair gust Eight. on Thursday will be produced (for the Brat drat) a mew Curl - Nor, lu three seta, called Ste Arthur, we Ilse Irish (int!'iaos. Ou Iluhting next will be revived Elizabeth and From ••• The Lexicon Pindaricom id sold separately, price ltd. bonds. B. 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This privilege a not to inierfeie with the collection of the Import duties, if the goods should not have been previously exported. The drawback shall he given on 11w shy of departure of the exporting ►easel, which most be notified right days pre viously; sod two and a half per cent. stall be reserved tor the national treasury. Goods entered for exportation cannot he consumed in the country, without the permissiuu of the seta delegate of the treasury. Second hand purchasers are retitled to drawhaelr, and the Immolation may take place in .r . *wk. toil vreorl from that iu winch the twerchandiers vole imported.—Passed 29111 &p. tern hcr. CUSTOM HOUSE ()Allis. 120,000 Money for Firm Prise 2016 NEIT MONTE (Flitt••/7). end J. SI V EN' RIGHT liorink advertisedlF • every particular of she Scheme for the ensuing Lut. cinnwiciaies Drawing 201 h February, have now Ail) 1411114 i WO* of it. merits, viz. It contain.- 5 20,0001. ALL MON,Y ! 70 other Capitals, ALL Motility ! 6,810 otker bt.a., Monte ! AND NOT TWO ELAJOILII TO • ram. ! " 1 1 ' ""d a re R e lli og Ti c k ets an d Sh ares ,"' 37 , Corabill; 11, Holbor n ; an d 38, H aymar k et , I '" 1 °". where they Sold in Stilwell, In the late Contract, 4of . 421 , a Prim of 25,0001, &e. lee. &c. auJ on the last Day l* awillg Wu Lottery -18'051•••... 1g,074.„, WO I 17,172. •• • 200 .a. T .tkellb and Shares may she be had of 'bit Ageuts in the Cavalry. COLLECTAN GMECA MAJORA; Vul.ll. dwo. Sixth Edition, 11.. in boards It. COLLECTANEA GIVECA MAJORA; Vul. lII. &teed by Prolemor DembAr ; Syn. Ms in hoards. 13. CoLLECIVIN EA Gll/ECA 1111NOltrt ; Twelfth Eili tion,Svo.lll4. to boards. 11. JACOUI 310011 ELEIIENTA LINGUE OILECA ; Sen. New &bijou, eulaiged by Pride/war Dusiber. es. OJ. iu hoards. 15. A SUNI3IARY of GEOGRAPIIY and HISTORY, holb Ancient anal Modern. By Alexander Adam, LL.D. Reetor of the Hoes School ta( kietiabargh i Own. 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NEW YORK, DECEMBER 21. iittwouTANT.—ft will be seen by the followititt letter, written on board of the steam-boat from Norfolk to Baltimore, and received by a mer cantile house its this city, that a complete ►evoht- • tiou has been effected throughout the Brazils, and Pruvisiottal , -' l 7l " Steam-boat for Belnevem, Deteinlwr It • "In the bey this marmot we have taken two passengers • . from the brig Resolution, 36 dap (rum Pernambuco. Tbey 'report • complete revolution ihrosiglimit the Brazils, awl tbe establishment of Provisional Governments, and power iir easatiinie a Grim of she nation. The Prey Rev nt ..as ski d from Rio fur Ltabies , mail the Governor from P.,. ' ma ' preariuna he the smiling of awes posseogera. en I lin t 'lf Ifirvembar. Porta were all declared open, lint ILIA r were spot eueouraring for American produce. flour armee dull ht sit mithees." r urs. • , In addition to the a bo ve , our B a l t i more corer . i opondents, the Editors, or the Patriot, inform that there was some resistance made at 'Pernambuco by the royal troops; but nfter about 100 had been killed, they were compelled to surrender. Accounts from Buenos Ares etate that the Pa triot General Artigas was a prisoner there ; that the place was very unsettled, and that they had three different Governors width. a month. Captain Wheeler, arrived yesterday in 16 days from Portaaa-Prince, netts, that just before lie sailed, news had arrived that the Spanish part of the Island of St. Domingo had becu taken by the Patriots, with very little opposition. i . NEW YORK , DECtIIIIIII 27. The British sloop of war Hind, Captain Bur roughs, arrived here on Tuesday from Yarmouth, whence she sailed on the 12th of November.— She helouged to the squadron which conveyed the King of England from the Continent, and a few hour, after he was lauded, received orders to proceed to this port. The object of her visit Was not known till yesterday morning, when it came out that she was dispatched in pursuit of a British officer who had fled from England with a large sum of money belonging to the Govern- 4 ment. The delinquent, it is said, was a purser 1 in the British Navy, and was intrusted with front twenty to thirty thousand pouuds. sterling for . i the purpose of µeying off certain crews, with the whole of which lie made off, and arrived here a . few days since in the Comet, from London, having passed himself off as a gentleman of fortune. Captain Burroughs reached town on Tuesday afternoon, mid in a short time, with the aid of our police officer,, secured the person he was in rearcli of, and had the good fortaue to obtain' nearly the .. whole of the money—it is said to t h e amouut o f ' 20,000/. sterling. A note from the British Consul, published in yes. terday's Evening Poet, owes " the above person was one of the chief clerks in the navy office at London. The officer of the Bind delivered Mm dispatch from the Marquis of Londonderry to Acr. Buchanan, at half past four, just as he was sitting down to &niter. —Fearing that the arrive! of the vessel dire& funs& Portsmouth might excite alarm, the Consul imme diately repaired to our Magistrates of Police, Joe. Hedden and James Holmes, Esqre. who promptly accompanred him, without waiting for an officer, and trac.ll the unlucky fugitive, found him, mild obtained nearly all the property." The Adeline, at Baltimore, sailed on the 20:r1 ult, and we learn from Captain King that General M. Wind's., Commander of the provinces of Cathsgena and Santa Martha, was at the latter place prepariug an expedition of about 3,000 men to go egeinst Porto Bello, Chugres, and Panama it was supposed the expedition would Ott out in the comae of Deceniber. The lich province of Witty, which had been waver. ing between Columbia and Peru, had lately sumo. dered to the former, and had become a part of the: republic. A cousideratle force which had been ordered to march tutu Quito, had, in conoquerice, been recalled. Tile atAilding army of the Republic of Columbia was computed at 25 to 30,000 m e n , independent of militia. Several armed vessels were at Santa Martha preparing to accompany General Idoutillo on his new expedition against the Isthmus of Patianta.—(Baliimore American.) NEW TORN, DECFNNER 99. The (Jolted States schooner Grampus was off Cape Donna Maria on the 30th ult., with six pirates on board, bound in to Port-au-Priocr. The fast sailing sloop Wave arrived yesterday from Havannsh. Captain Harper informs that three 'erotical vessels left that port previous to his ' sailing. A vessel under ihe Spanish flag, loaded with arms mod ammunition, bed bleu se tad at the 'Havannele. The ship Commerce WUt driven ashore on the Riding Banks—ship arid cargo lust. The schooner Peacock, Captain 'Fhoinas [tar:„- den, arrived at Huvapsnah on the 10:1, lordliest four Boston. The fullosring is an extract flow her log-' book :—" Sunday, December 9, at half-post .4'l p. ses., 35 miles to the eastward of H•varinalt, wrut brought to arid boarded by a piratical schocrstr t f about 30 tone burden and full of men, sesta of which boarded us. armed with pistols, cutlasses. knives, mid other weapons; they commenced Issat- •' iug U. in a soma miims* manner, knock L i ; us down, theu drove us all below, when they com menced robbing the vessel; they unbent tl.e nlait,. sail and took the stern bout, new hawser, Coll, Vi new rigging, minnow', spy-glass, trumpet, e,— lours, watches, and all proemial's, small cores, and wearing apparel oil ; beefing us and thieateniif to. murder us awe dal not give up every thump;. 1 hey ' commenced on the cargo, took fish, sump, herf, /11.• pies, &c. all our cooking utensil.; I refused to give ' up my watch, but they pushed the dagger .0 hard to my breast that I war compelled tower it up ; then striking me over the shoulder. four or five times with their endows, ordered rte to steer ill the N. P. until half-poet two a. ai., and saying, if I iiltere.l my course before that time they *mold again come on board, put every person to death, and burro the ve-'e,l. The pirate pursued the same course sei..l me for half an hour, %Iwo she tacked and atued :r I S. t. _ so in"' cuo. PAlriiTE‘ COR ES POND ENC H. rso r¢ 5v , te...1.-0: PARIS, JANUARY 17. • " 'AP • IWONAPARTE'S WILL. I send you an extract from the last will and testament of Buouaparie, disposing of loins of money which he claims as his property, to those friends sod terraria whe had fol. lowed him in his exile, or whom be thought faithful to boa in his different chimps of fortune. It is pawed here, sad Lauded about privately, its the shape of a small pamphlet, but can neither riblocly he sold, nor is it allowed to be co pied into Use journals. I have made inquiries about its so thentocisy, and have heard that redoubt need be eatertained on lire subject. Besides this testament, of which nil extract is here sobitised, the Ex- Emperor left a kind of political will, which speaks of higher things, sad diastases of larger.storos. This latter decontrol, whicb is is the postesoton of M. D•pin, has es yet been known to very few pernoos, and will fur some time at least he kept a secret from the public. Is it she prisoner of St. Helena disposes of an almost imperial forborne of 40 millions of francs to public insitstiout, to particular classes, and for political purpose& It *mold be curious to learn boa such a 'reason* was acquired, sad Bo naparte does not concord the fact. As Emperor, he enjoyed a civil list of 114 millions ■ year; and out of this, by living within his income, he saved 10 trillions ery.year fur the four years before his marriage. Afire his return (rum Russia, or during the Resales eapeolitiou, Ile ordered all those airings to be lent for the public serrate. This luau he re elaisas in will , sad ditpuaes of it is a manlier of *bill I shall probably be able in a few Jaytup.irocursairesi. after ttoW,Dolludy ocealdfutlef that the rope, on the discovery uf America, timicher:ldesedif ratitkd to the dispoul uf the Western Wad& TESTAMENT OF NAPOLEON. This day, April 14, 1821, at Longwood, io the island of Helena. This is my lestameut, nr set of last a;ll 1 lesWe to the Comte de M.intholuu 2,000,0011 Gomm as a pruuf of my satisfaeitua for the isttrislitnts hr has paid in me fur Huse six yrar.i, and to indemnify him (i.if the kiwi is Men my re.olviire in S'. Helena has occasioned Lim. 1 tem to the Comte Bertrand 500,000 francs. 1 leave to M•rchaud, my first Valet de Chambre, 400,000 (rakes; the services be has pet formed for ate are actse of a friend. I &sire that he may marry • endow, sister, so. daughter t.f an officer or soldier of my old guard;—to Snot Draw, 100,0110 francs to Nuvarrc, 104,000 frsees;—to Nemo, 100,0*0 franes;—to Arelatrahaml, 50,1100 fraucs i— lu Caner, bO,OOO framed • ; ..—tri Chandelle, idete. To the Al,t.e Visnale, 100,000 frame.. 1 desire tbat be ssy build his house near Poole- Novo de RO.lllO. To Count Lan Cameo 100,000 francs. To Count Lavalet 100,000 f To the Surgeou-imChirf, Lavery, 100,000 francs. Ho is the most sinuous man I have karma. Tu G. urral Leforre Deroutteites, 100,000 fr . To General Ihuutt, 100,000 (ranee. Tu Geotral Caunbroone, 100,000 (roues, To ibe cbaldreu of General !thous Duvernaie, 100,000 frames. To the chil.lern of the heave tabrelnyere, 100,000 felines. To tbe child. to of Geueral Girard, killed at Ligoy, 100,000 francs T. the children of General atartrair, 100,000 francs. To Ilse children of the tittoNta General Travnet, 100,000 framer. To Gruen! Lallemod, the elJer, 1110,000 francs. To Cu%le Hasidim also 100,0110 trance. To General Clauarl, 100,000 franca. Tu tlw Baron de Nieuwe&Be, 100,000 f . To A.nault, author of Mario'," 100,001' franc". To Colonel Mashut, MAO franca t I request him In continue to write for the defence and tha glory a the French arloses, and to confound the ealsraniatora and she apostate'. To the B•run Bign ' on 100,000 frailest I tensest him to write the history of French Diplomacy hem 1792 to 1015. To Puggi de Talmo, 100,000 francs. To the Surgeon Cannery, 100,000 Tiuse sums shall he taken from the six millions which I deposit. d on leaving Paris in 1015, sad from the interest at the rate of 5 per cent. since July, 11110; the account uf which shall hr adjusted with the barkers by the Counts Bertrand, and Marrhaud. These legacies, in the case of death, shall he paid to the widows and children, cud in their default, obeli revert to the capital. institiste the Counts Monlholoa, Bertrand, and Mar chand my testamentary executors. ' This present plaintleist, written (Windy by my (ion hind, it signed bud sealed with my arms. NAPOLEON. April 24,1821, Lungwuod. This is my codicil to the act of my last will (hi the lignidatioo utmy civil list uf !flap—math as money, jewels, plate, linen, coffers, caskets, uf which the Viceroy Is the depositary, and which belong to me—l dispute of Sao millions, which I leave to my must faithful servants. I hope that, without their sheaving any cause, my son Eugene Na ',demo will discharge them faithfully. He cannot forget the forty millions cloth I have given him in Italy, or by the right (pavane) of hit muster's inheritance. To the Comte Montholovi 20),000 francs, 100,000 of which he will pay Ism the cheat, fur the same u.e as, she above, to be employed accorillag so any dispositions in the discharge of legacies of coo•cience. This codicil is written in my oats band, signed and settled with my arms. NAPOLEON. April 24, 1021, Longwood. This is elan another codicil, or set of my lam will 2,0001. I.lerling, which we ►ave given in the emote and ilse Coastesse Mont!mime, if they hire been paid, are be deducted and charged in account against the legacies which we have made bids by our testament. If they bats not bats paid, sir hills shall be cancelled. In cionsequeore of the, legacy made by our teslameat to the Comte Aluntholoi, Ittr peusiou of 20,0P0 francs twilit! . a ~,,.+.... ....:1..... f+ ..., i~~ • I P-T TVoll,,Stiock.Broker, 9, (7onshill anti Loin ! E bard-street, invites public attention to the inscomenou merits of the-prelinut Letterjr, wllicks contains FIVE Prizes of 20,0001., sad sevesty other Cfpitalv, , —All 111nirey; Not Two Blanks to a Prize,—lmgins drawing 20th February,— sod lb. windy to he &rifled io Four Nye. £20,000 FOR•TRE FIRST DRAWN PRIZE! Tie:kris and Sharer re allies by EYTON„ at IWO Lucky Office, Corning and LoSiliartr-street, where all Gn.ierss its I the Public Feuds le treseselre with fi delity and dispatib. e I a-A CARIIOLL Nes l tt bosmor of soliciting VII • Ihe Public attention to At SCII EME of the NEW VAIL'S LOTTZRY, which bei;-feels ;confident will be deemed worthy of i runtininteee of that Patronage whirls was bestowed ou the lost laatimy—s Pairmiage most grute feil 11/ WI feelings, as it assured hiss that hie attention, as Contractor, to the public *holies ye acknowledged sod sp: vtoved. This Solheine, like the that, ruutsioa oidylinpry Prises, with•ot Chums, aed Twat- Stilitikibeu . Prize, end btu she eightentage stf htg double Ms Naas bii-ar Capitals, inclediss 0 5 5 CARROLL hese leave to congratulate Ins Frieutts no the deadest success that •tyvaded their Perressnei al hi. ofricem, 19, Cornhil I, and 26, Oattord.strect, where to.- said is Shares, in the Last Lottery, •11 the 6.1.0w1ig Capital. 11,464 a Prize of £ 20,1100 18,402 4,264 7,749 The Drawing , begins the 26th Neil Itlonds. 1) 11 1 ro• LI. 7.11) 33 4 t 8 ua,:• 7 c. It 7c' e Jcbtt pear lirr• DOliluf rife (•albs' Aq. oo e ode 0010 40 C 11.,• tnt 6•Atirest I.loaeglas. g dt tad-