The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1806-12-31 00:00:00

.. - FROM LAW MAT GAZETTE. - • • -delairaliii-Ope, 1 .k.,. 50, 11106. . s OA tossed°. Vier-Admiral Daeoots. IComomar to 1 ~ . •• e ; Sales And Vrw eis at .latailles. es 15....„„ r „, f .'duted on Wasidthe Voteton,' ot Pod he • • 11 the copy Of • law r bare re ,..., Chtpatltt Ihglefiellf, bf - th e Hunter, de ll° fifth* earitthr bf ilk 6panids letter' of • •Py Atilinaa.' " - am, M.' • 3. R. Dacia.. 11,4 tilt Majesty's Sloop Hailer, c:ff the Ilk of •- • "•• • ?thee, Se ) teniber el, ;11( , 6 • te , hallow to intorM you, His Majesty's this morning, after four hours - ehaie, the Spa nish schooner San Joseph y Animas letter of mat , from Ttnaelle,• fiend to Bet abanok laden wi t digo and ofessparilla i she also was charged dispateheaßolmeh woe le, sled previous to her cap ture. IR" fp. fifteen with a long el. ht-poundif in ptiiditsies t ,,* kteen small arms, had may thirteen mess lithstis3ken. .1 have the honour to be, Ise ~ S. H. INsmurcza" ••- - V informatioe OF 'be Admireify, the ebpt af Cartaic HO, of the the c.tottlee of the Dumb, Willlitio Nioars shipVOttro, - D*c■ss. go. • A. anti* i r.ippeur intoran eOll, that on the *lag the 21 nt filenher, Cape Envois bearing Won Ova hiektidb, t wag discneeiette lee. wet& tb pile ilnwiediately gave chase. which was contidand tired three a. sa. on the fnilowing *which time, it being nearly C.I tn. I **boats in 40404 when alter a' pull of Itan•bint, ri en 1 came fp irlth, and *cdritared he ; - heiikdees,te be the fiEncli arm. drabooner I.a Na niatnititig one bran long nine-pnuader. with -amen and 'paasesgers, hound to the city of - -n. from Sam.ma ; Weft slfe wa, going - "mita:cue, and h:r complement of r~ lisissitss WWI, PAT! rot - 1nb.0.4 4 argil: - • . ,it she VI ban. uc. ' ,ll4.lte. • • ••• • .. , 44' a %:itse u V._osir Isda lli ter , A;l . l:l4,: itoi lrOVll ,Tei ril - reo6. • ' ilmi. • , -I have grbat ,pleasure in trinamitttng to " f4i the inemsiOn of the Units Clammis• it-;-I fir die Atbryiialty, the eop of a letter I have It#ftitia - ft6ro ear akk Nicholas. bt thaDrake, de. , Whig Vie pertieti!at's of a very gallant ad,on he frased by .tite •Piet schooner, Lit utenant Fitton; Aida 'dlll trench Schist/tier •;•tivateer Superb's; the ediablatiel 'that, &Me flow shone, attvanpud to Nerd thi'Petelell sloop oh war, off Charleston Bar. teriteNthatitt;Caskein Maitland was oofortnnikly liked. , ' - ' • "fl. swi end perreeteenneelhiniftsted on this oc casion. during so li•eg a chase (being upWarSa Af 11WIletaliar their swaops, With on y two thirds the ow . * men the pirvate , lr had) that very- Willi '' , doll sapitriorptttfinisonal eatlinirk des tar i l '' . t. ilktilif, Will , I,tenst, reeonamenst li• Oa f• • ) . , .tif -eh 5r Lordships. ' • .'''";„ • 1 04 s *M. fit.: .-- ( si i Md ) J. Ulaetts. • ti Oa ideleny's poop e. at Big. . ~'• 170;Octotaa-, (tub. 1 1 =leth PltaißWe tn. Miro tang to v e the cat. 111 evretschteltonner privateer 'f,a Snperbi„ g boivntoilou.skr., Mid twelve _ ifg-pclatt • rdillni4onr: then, andiniarnded y4l.DO ftlith• II Lteutenant Fitton, in His Ma. IMs=ir 'NO , 1111111.11111Wisareting La Superbe tiff Cape Nights. id/11 6 / 1 10 11 , 1, 0 12, 1 h, after an arduons ch.r,e wills Ithete u e n on -s tin'treadnwditchililuttle.tiendtera it. its elentast every tait ettion, until the 20th, telltift ease. Cape Maize brat irl NN. W. lerleagetter Pere discovered, from the tops o lit ok TA , and it was then that I witness • with Met, ' satisfaficto,' a drsplay of skill dislistarlert'eappielfdfd for four houri• and an halt. solliet Idelideelhe parties to the greatest praise. . "the filroliehodaers,- within 'pistol shot, kept up a consttsOf Iffer La Souplerbe seeing us to IL:shard, made it any ibbedaireret tar Italie lint was as often fulled, Lieu! Illaniest Fitton cafe( ePy preserving the weather•gage. and it yeas skot until atter a desperate resistance, in dishy wit in* listing state, arid wheh our tor tu ililltsi leeward posittua prevented farther Sight. that 1614Vinehallur. Oda Ins vessel upun the rocks in *lto Say arddentited bet, arum panied hy those ethic mei Win - eyrie not either killed or dangerously 1 tS whandedla • *Sian: 1 I astklult ?Hip lipeiseing how much 1 am gratified fe•a*vostog dor *wait** 'idErrir gild In Ars ' hieingllllllehany to ihe't.redlt sleigh) Lieutemint Fators, hilt billicert and 'meh have actidired, by the *lie in whited**, fought and captured this nota a(soierrobber. la la 'Selperbe's hold were found four men al ready dead di 'their wounds, and three whose state NW* little hope ; they allow that fourteen felt in the *dicta. and, horn the appearance of the desks, attach blood most Nei been incl. • The Port bar 'sts*red in her sails and rigging, and had two turn 'badly, and sir slightly wounded; and I am hiippyfo add' ' that we succeeded in getting the pridebt ' - 'I am, &et (Signed) R. NICHOLAS. biro. , Itteitardtraems, '.4.•trice-Aewiral of the VI/ lute, Corn toanlsts-itt.Chief, dye. Ike. Copyed a Letter neat the Wnn. flear-Adrhiral Si, Aleviririer - Ogeltsarte. K. B COMIOJIIider-to-ettief of FM Majesty's Shylo and Yeasehs at the Leeward Ittiaotta, an Wthistaa Menden, fsq. dated Notthunabenatai, Colette Bay, liaeltadoet, Nor. IF. IEO6. Ilia— I Inclose, fcr the information of the Lords Ccabniistioners of the Admiralty. the Copy of a lank . froth Captain Collier, of His Majesty's sloop Wolvereisei stating the capture of a small French i privateer, and the re-talent, of an American ses• eel, hei prim i 'Ol,O the Copy of a Leper from Cap tain Spear, of Hie lajeatj'a sloop Dart, giving an account Cli the captute of a privateer of a l arge r , class. the Woleer.ne being in company. I have du honour to be, &e. • Akar. CucnaraliA • ' 111. P _ r~':7w S. H. lataLto TAlrugliltiveliSMist Vow* peenreief lea ar kilo. la. Ste. l'aprataretlret loner Aso We Motel Danes, Math" faeraleettart bone VareeekeerraSta o.lotorr 27, tees.li fit i ttnsinse you, for the informatio teirtalen of the Admtralfy, tha iffreteired frinn Captaip tlitZe..aratuninung me of the ogres, enterleshooner Napoleon I ntn, Sir; ac. J. R. D. Res Aiillkii• Prig DiUgents, 7 0 1" a • Octoprr 24. 120 i. -NO I havelitSV:llLX4llll6,..6i4.l4,Vic4 ** you, His .falaiely's slbrip tisidefrq arentriad:'on.dti 161 b init. cap tured' the French • Piiiastit Guaditinispe ru'iket, citify's* one inn, Ad ffirtfi4io ten t and,sco the 43th inst. re-sahibfitlieA ted ierjeah trig Fr a nklin, taden With masts, fit I am: K. • '' IP. A. Cosa.ina. 'The Honourable Atria •eiel Craelitarvi, t. B. ' - • Coremairkr M Una, ay. as , SIR, ' Wk. sties, Nov. 9, ttos. I have the honour In uaint you, Out this day, in company with His' ty's, In ty's . 'loop Wolve, env. lat. Ii deg. 4S slim . lung. 5 7 deg. 6 min. W. we captured La Jenne Gabriella, French schooner privateer, Aninsta'Boutord ComMander, of light guns (tour of which were thrown nverboad Miring the chase) and seventy-five men, lest prom Gua -444Pr. and bad not Made ally captures. m. Sir, ate. (Signe.9 JOSIPH Sea•a• The Hen.** A. Cochrane, It B. ice. are. ace. COP• or another Letter tlesai Rear-Admiral the Nondurable Su Alexassder Co.hisete. K B. to Wi liar Marviee, EA. dated ri • beard the Nerthosuberla d. Carlisle Bay, Ba.ua. does, H•everabvi 2', 1$ B. • 'Si a—T inclose, foe the information Of the Lards Commissioners of the Ad m ir.4lly, letters from Lieutenant fi ricer, of His Majesty's armed brig Grenadi. acquainting me with the capture of two French privateers I also the copt ni a letter .front Lieutenant tom:), commanding His Majesty's 1 sehlwooer M , roe Vortunee, giving an account uf an iroftion • iih a French national brig. "t have the 'honour to I" 4'c. ALL:. Cocas Ana. His NJ.qe.tv's ti,i l Grenada SIR. Noverriber 4, 1806. .. I have the satisfaSion to inform riu, this day, the London Rride lt , iels bearing S. E. fire or sirs leagues, I diccovet-d i .u.pictosis veto to the S W. a .1 aPer a c'iase at four hours, C4/134• tfp with, anti croft', eil the Fume'. privateer se.noner La Dirsiree, l , aving an hoard me gun and twenty-4 ur Men, out from ‘l2-rinique thirty.two day., and had trot taken any thing 1 have •he hrin•sur rn he. B,:c. (%zitn d) J. ,11111 BA Mika. . . The Hon. Su. A C.,el•r.ni, K II NSW Ad. must arts, White, Se. *c. tie. Ills Miteetres Ro t (7,rovta, Silt-, - Hire re IV, lel{ I have the sarisfaltion to acquaint Ina ./. 141 t hi s morning. ti , e I s land 1 Gar riacrei be .rivg Eau (mi ne five miles I discovered a stipicion. 'um, Ito t'-.e Friuthwa-d. anal, .."i-r a chase of five Intirs, come op with. and cowered the Freech privateer sc'• .iner La Marianne, with A r , insolenrnat .4 farry-•ix men. She mounted one I , r, R yin..pounder, is Mid•.l; in, which was here riv•rrrsnard in the chase ; -out from' Martinique (mar jays. I irate great rit•sfaiTinu in the eentere of Pd. vessel, as she sails very fast, and has done some damage to oe• tr .4 , - 1 hare r' e honour to he, Ise. ( Sage ••(1) if.kllll BARIUM. Hes. li ir A. Caelya. e. K R. Iltr4t•&4,wiral A( Ile WWI.. a. Ire &t. Ha. Mai.vv's 'schooner %porno /Olen.. 104 ...t. Lne'a, Nov. 17 18 , 16 I ham leave to infi.ven yna, that ,in the iii-!• in. Kam. oil ,t Pierre's, I tell in will'. the national (Wig 6 IA.!: when A rt.dl tkitn.rsh eiirriromc,..j. yhicll toffins.ord for I. ety-fivr minute., when t/i. 7el. l 4ing our vigilance, ran 'or prate/lion um , 4 1 0 . 0 SniTT. ' kam sorry to ad '. that tiro of ur men w re se tricte.ly wounded. and te •er ilightir. by *Minters. • I b.ive their nru , to F,e, ern Jerre RIOW“. Kau. Sp A. Linares.., K K. camusander in trier, Se. • MILIrIRY Pil/MOll rHS. . liar U r.. I .%,raarrti6. tm 6 3d Regiment of drarrat cl.eorg. Mvenril trieracaaut, ay yemeltele, rte.! vt.Clmteck, one rce ti, er Coldsl••in Recimeot of Fore Girard --" . mien Thomas Har mer $0 N Lorhteoarat, by porch ..e. race Parket, eau re tires. ikitat R. &intent of Font.—Cant. Are Honourable R Trench, from the 904 Foot, to be Maier, by purchase, rise Cochrane, petrtnotarl C 11 1 .1111111.111811 ell the Tow*? Hamlets What, signed 4y the Lard I,teloom .41 Roeimeot —Joon Howie*, G.ut. to be Lulli. Deeeo.bin sb, 0106. Ist Regal WWI t PARTNER NHIPB DISSOLVED. Williaa Pour Th r omat Ttefford„ John C.i, and .101tai Weti.erhend, el artrby, in the erinnty of Path', **nineteen, ' aillow-ehandlen, thole* and chaprnen. Dee. I, 1.406. ' Joseph '1 haeltaray, Jame+ Stnekdale, and 1•1411101a1 Sato terthraito, f Call, in the punk of Carmel, twenty et ieneara•r. Dee. 15, !BOP. Feitatel Retrace, Ruben Heim, sod Thence Gairdenreeth, tif r.olar-at;ect, Lomfon, haiehountentin. Pee. V!. Mt Goort , Ormerod the Eldet. George Orine,nd the Younger, sod Henry Orrarrod, of Slatkhead, within Daslinden, art the !aunty of Lanra‘ter, rnissufaet. rein. Motets 4, IS , G. • Isabella and Ann GAM* Fronde; of reenani.sieeit, in the parish el St. Ann, Markllrsex. Dee. 11. 1414 La• renei end Wiliam A tekintn, .1 Ns 20 , bleargste. etre , r„ London. boy. soaker'. Dee. U. 11106. CUollag Vitale and !abed ?algal, of 11 4 1ate-streer, LorioahlOar tenant, Fiefifes glatum:inufaertuara Die. ;S. 1105. • BAIRM'CIf SILIAA4•Ii i t o • - ilfritimilifirrirereant:t&v, inflikag soz, and of ISMckfnan'inskiathe•toonr! of raft? , manner maker, dealer anda4adkoan, kin Jan, 3, to 10. 2? Al me, at Guildtiail, leatolon. • BANXRUrrif. ; John Yore., of Sheoair, th thi pariah of Sapktr-trann-Trent, In the =only hi 6u/Pea, manufacturer of dititia. rot, dolor chai , nten, 10 atirsehtlar January 21 at thief, 23, at ten, and Fehrum 10. at haslet, at the h , tire el -ManbA Mayer, the Snail Inn, In Ripley. in the count! a f Staffer& Atterners, Mears." Leith and filannn • Nee Binfpatiert, London; and MUNI: Dent 1411 Astbnr7;2l.4llei, Stalked. • Clement Statism Richardson, of Cambridge, in the ceerate of Cambridge, hnen-draper, to 'mat/ Jansaly 13, and Irehruary 10, io eleven, at 4 lo uitdhall, Lpadso. Anoriley„ Mr. Lin% Middt„, Temple, ~. ~._, Ronan Ceadall the rainier, of the suburbs of the city of 1.4, tosnanion:amear„•twartrrender Janne* 19, ta, and Fe bruary 10, at eland, at:he house a "ha Chritt, the Dyck Sean Inn, a, Citisey-arret, in the said city. .Atfoineys Mr. Kelce, Inner Tenside, 1. aides) ; and %fr HO r0n,104.. Philip Phillips, lee of thc periett of ItTaittlfield, in tne tonna ty of M•ntinentth, cnal-snerchant. dealer and ehaptean, ti stn. reader January 6,9, at ten, and Feoroary" 10, it riceen, at the Angel Ina, situate in the town of Clidlctn the county of 0 larno , g4ss. Attorneys, Nfr. Frothing, i.lll. I 4 ;wForts M"^ - model:shier ; and Meant. Rdmiindi eta Sim, rechrquer Of. floe or Pita, Lintoheit-len, tisane. .. thVIITENDS. Jas. 29. Riesenl Sawyer, lase of ferewlYtalm, in the Isle of flirter, in the cosmte el Kent, bustler , . duster end chap man, at twelve, at the tantlcllsdl, Captirhurv. Feb. 7. Jelin Lane, Tho4nes Frezar, and Theresa Borks,.' , lore of Nicholas-lane, Loudon. ebetchants. atliti•olt, •t 1 GuNdhell, London. lint. 3t. Wdbast (.;edwe4l, of Maidstone, rya the tiotnity of K en t. Upholsterer, et ten, tAntslll3ll. lAtentp,ll„ jan.3l. Pa nck lieu ' s:l( toe OA Jew y, to the city tit Lon- a. • . • . • ' dee, aterebant, deiler end .einpfnan, at eleMlikat Guild hall, Locdon. tdlitiaeastli Jana. II Robert bates, of Cottle Rredae, I of Derby, poner.theichent, rualt.ter, dealer and atiapmen, at eleven, at the King's Arms l'avvrn, in Derby. , Jan. !..”2. George,,Agnet, of Leeds. in then titan*, of trick, soap-boiler and •ifluer.otiesidler, &ales 4;14 chapman, as ten, at the boost of James Jeffreys, the Talbot Inn, in Leeds. Jan. 23. Richard Rowe, of the parish of craneht•teri in the county of Cambridge, nurnerrinani• Zatdemeli dealer and eligpmet, at eleven, at the fl dealt Inn, in the town of;Canibrldge Jam 26, Jieh .Austin, of Lengdon upon Tern, in the county pf Setup, miller, dicaler and chapnyan, at eleven, at the Lion . Inn. in Shrewsbury, in the said county of Sabni• Jan. 23. Samuel Moore late of the ltoronli of Leicester, noulcoothar and 'Mueller, at eleven, at the SifilCell% - Head Inn in Leicester. lan g, George Smith, of Upper Harley street, in.the parish of Saint• Mary la.hnnne, in the county of Middlesex Unit tate of Madras), merchant, et eleven, at Guildhall, London. lan 01 David Elks, of Long-Acre, in the . pari.h of. Saint the-fields, it the county of Mold e.t.a, dealer in calivar and cloth, dealer and chapman, at am, at Guildhall, Linidien • 1a:i.27 Thetas Sotitheorib, late of Great queen•street, Lincolnbstio.fields, In the tawny of Middle/es, merchant, at ten, at Gui ,, llfatl London. lan 22. William Rdvlit, elf the town of Le.ilbory, in the emsitty of fferaford,baker, meal man, dealer and chap man, at t,it, at the F.4113. , 0 Inn, in Ledeury. Jan Robtri Wilkin‘un and tieerge Daniel, of the town of Ringston.nnon Hurl, menial:its, dealers and chapsnen. at eleven, at the house of Ambrose Glcadow, the Dog arid Duck. - levet n, in Kingstim upon Hull. CERTIFICATES —J• . 40. mantel Goodwin, of the Has m •rket, in the cesatreettfidelle oes, hardwaremen, dealer aid I:bairn's n. Ja..ies Lethgoo, df Leierpool; hi the county of l.atassier, Wilco:most, deafer end Willra a Sioinn Arrowanuth Middleton. of Liverpool, in the einhity of Laiseast , r, meaccomet, dealer and chaontan. John Barak, 14te of Truro, in the county of Cornwall, minter ant lineysandyreadleii-diaiier. ?Almond Inward, of Henrietra.street, in the Parish of Saint Paul, Cil•olltpfdlrfl, 11W•tsy•sciiI•ilet. • . THE LA I' 11: NET;()C_IATION. ~..--... PAPERS ItELAPIVE TO TIP? NtGfo'l TfuN Wil II FR4friett PRESEN TEO, RY HIS At AJEs I Y'S CCiAItgAND, To RUTH Hi tkISFS OF PARLIAMENT, nE.t2, 1130 S. (ComP m ded lreystterday's paper') .....—. (Int-14litre ) Note presented by the French Ao , bassador at the Porte, to the )leis Effe di. (lfrair,lation ) Perm, September lA, 1804. The Undersigned, Oimeraluf Diruio.t, Ambassador or H 4 ‘11k!olti:. the Eistr.or of the trench, King of Italy, has the hi. - ,our to la, beftere H.* Excellency the Reis Effendi, the fol. lii« t e conside-atiosis :.... Ile : - a. ~ l vell pLeitii.-1, Mr wined, although in an Metre,' 1.- e , • hat the R ..star Legation has delivered a nine to .lad N , •o une P Ate, in which it is sit that the Emperor of Russ a h r fueed to rates 1.:.e Treats of P..are sorted at Paris, lir his I.l.o.itodentlary This 1%4100 ',isn't Fd,op, in the a ooe situatien in o Sell she wag six week- ego, NO it enmJsks• 00 or jets of Risibia. ,T. is Ti sty .1 Peace, stipulated fur th totteoneleime ..1 the Seer— 14.. d.; a stipulation which, re envi..g the R.ivrieso from Ule e+t-tratieen„ where they had miaolished themar‘lrosi, en i• dm . to attsck rho ammonia Em, ire, at avian, points, could not be acceptable tilt these. Rar ,, sa was ?Monti is its iiidependentee, under the pmtec- ' Wt. .4 ill. Sub:lntr P eta: 01 0 arrangement rendering re lITI po st. to I . r the Roseii.sto bee!, ue trent o tteliteenee wash the M..,,teheatin , anal with the res,lted Serrians, was contrary to thew siesta 1)0.-;eleee i t .m o tive :ern le whirls eiowtatee foe the indopend crier f tow Osterman Empire, and the awes its A' Its territory, *lnch has ts.vathorred the r is vin of th • Peace at Pe er-b.irgh ,' Softie then l ot teeired that Inc could 110 I;oflrlitise Pim/Meet pith., E•ophe by force - f arms, es she wised the Crimoi ; or ipnwit , she to Iron, her •rs time of pease, as she did with regard Illoraing.a, 444 the passage or the Dardanelles. Tr.i.Tleuty on Pace. in lase, leaving the Trench in Alba- Ma and °Anomie, planed upost the frontiers of Turkey her awient ally and her most teitht.il friend, *no .outs e 1r. , 411 - 14.1, sae will ever ge,14,1111, r•-arty to iief,md her -sr, Ew 4 h are the 101 , 414 t, w- .ch have led the Cabinet of Petro,. 'burgh te the. teasel Id. riot give sal t.r sem declamation, i Star Leas iminee you ; 1 b •s•-ech you to weigh them with all Ih•vi triton to chink they are e..tide,l jt ot t , ear doffiroir C rewire...ices, the Porte does not form a true tett:nate of he, la gem and in her ILLtce, 41 khe does not roan. t e ifectsron he , inters:a require of her, l shall, perhaps, Off fang, have t trsr tate. The Uniter.terieq ha received the most positive orders from Hi ,h- Emperut uf the French, Kluft of Italy, to da , el. re t. , t e Sub; or Pcotet, that no , on v the proem ea of (friendship, thii.e of ible , trittest netotratirv, require that the Itwaphious should h; lemt against all ihr...sot war, as wed as agarn4 evert other te.srl of t' at Orion, bruzom trcroPs, nrentOlM, or provoio ; and that tha said towage ran, 01 he srstutet to 'hem et hoot . ernmsttme an act rd hos tility as,. .seir. snot., and withoal giving Hit Majesty, Nape. Moo the Great, a r Ott of pls.'s.. over the territories of the Ut , . tumor Emorre in wter to co'. bat with the Russian army on the Bunks f the 13oiester. Any toimeat or cutout aatton 'dalliance with the enemies of Prance, such as Englend end it swot, would be not only a ma nile I rte stuns of nentra:itr, bit an ac,:e.sion opt the part of the Sub line Porte to the ersr wiach those Powers wage araiost Prance, and HI MJiesty would re htin,eif coin pelted to bake measure. conformable to tns interest. and Ins dignity. The Sublime Porte cannot moiatein her relsti via with two hittaions from ' , tante. • aurl I fir Maj.wtv, the E.llpt 10f Freuch, cannot suffer hit aiiguar .. N41.14'011 Joseph, King of Naples ante the . r.. Sieille., to meet with dificuices here which M goo not experience hum any Poiret to &linty with France Its Matra,' thit Enspesne Kai a Lwas .M ll 3l io Dilioslla I ahrweserey colWael few Me detested the 0 ' , omen Ernpre, unlessati ealanueal condud on the part .4 the Porte, and a caode.censton toward. R.. 5.4.1 and England, w.ich might again thine her into their porter, should co.npel Majesty . thu Eletwoeff of the French, tii britig fore ad his homislable forces fora purpose totally opposite to that which lie had in View. Oils Majesty has ordered the Under, gned is state to the Sublime Pnrte, in the mu.' fnenity, though energetic manner, these demands, for the intimate of obtaining an answer in writing, and it u sapoded that this answer anal , be positive and categorical. Me further delay can be allowed; and Ills Majesty has nn doubt that the Stink's, Porte will a4Ye Atm the aa , urahces he desires, and whJe , l are so much in unison with the intatests the Oionman Empire: The Uniter lined hat no wish to make a train airplay of the furtnetatale tmc-a et the great N..nolom ; his Pend% know how to estimate their inalettamit ; his enemies hate fait their power. The genius of hit angel. blade, is mg' known ; his deter. nut wpm and worept, Is mesta.al attachment to hie Wetness it sin.cete. He only seeks the Mikegenel•nce, the l u te. grity, sod the entry tit Turkey. lie themeownthang Ile asks nothing. What Indocetnents to an arm with hint ! At t:.e mom lifee that rrgllret trfeherehrtllll the you of his g o.d -..J1, Madooting 4 timid. twelaelate. or inimical lute of con -4.3 ! Varlet there errre•ot scone.. VA atA oat or it,. Sublime Putts will gulete ilegegaidial of awg elletet Mow L A c un g • thieat• et the mean. irtame its eso upon the Sukf nut • ; they ham Men tiestiontrd, and they win sea he a...—. riot gloat N'apo‘e employ all hit reso glory urce, for tee ot llighoma Ugh.. Ni ea. ; and his romuncea am ionatimma he gooses ta tot i grump. Tits 14"de Jo -.lNieie.A autatice to be 'Maimed to the paofound atom ..r lb. .:1 anti to. ,r Flite4ienc..a retlikettel so take the u!s us twitty of .t Tor Uod•'rsijMi retinue ilia Exceiieticy the Reis Moult to accept the' 'Abe .r Via /fish eat Vdesation. !Atli** HWtAt.h SKIIASTI ANL Jail. _ Na 4 Pia.Zinitett. Rien, C. 19. I Patvu i •Wit S.W. • ,isa,anssoesn, Dec. 28. A,rrlved the Frinch carte . lifaa thoia, —, from Morlaisoaith Capt. Brenton, of His Majesty's law ship Nosereas and•fiva caber pafiensors, sitascasee..olo9. .This morning, the Reid gan-hrig, Lient. Chivers, arrived in the Downs, afro? .bring on. shore near tlytbe ; and remain in the .113wns with the ships u per last. • Wt OM LLfigYDS: ALIT. Commissar) Pee. s9.—Nsvai 0 the Oettals..lltietenw, Sout:h Seal Pereeveinnee, Roloette, from Sierra Leone; Foe, Legett, gem St. Micharri fraoeiri °carman, from St Übe's ; Providentia, Doorman, from Malaga; vela, Da.tinia, from Voreinit; St. NAIR, Ptierg; 00111 Seville; Anna, Heti-lawman, front Lkahrm ; Q.rehee Balky; and the, Etiret:a. rattcreon, train QuJrcr.S. iied the Sate. for Trinidad; and the Ogee jutent, Thompeun, ter Lisbon. ante* to. At, Pareataathe Posoroance,ltsrarratuto Africa.. At Saiitharopton—..the Hope, Tactic', tram Liabpn. • At ivoit--_ , ,A. tatc r n.Livi g e,iroin ua,ton. MSS 7" INDIAL :- --mow-- • toward*, wow. i The Pep Asst, of 74 guns, Captain Dundas. aorA Feireaa, (001, Captain Evaas, lett Port Royalria Monday nrorning. We understand that they are to proceed to Curacoa..for the purpose of racking WI attack alma that Islanrl. of which; we have every reason to suppose, from the preseat dissatisfaßion d the inhabitants, they will.make an easy conquest. The .4*.6n frigate, of 40 pins. Captain Lydiard, arrived the same day at Port Royal from a cruise oif the coast, of Cuba. . By the arrival of the Almon, we are enabled to pre. sent our readers With the particulars of her rencon tre with_ tl)e S'idid,vant French HO gun ship, cons. rounded 1 - .4 Admiral Velleaumet .1,- ".Cia the 13th September, at day-light, the Asses di'scovered a ship under jury.inasts, the Havannah bearing'W. S. W. distance four leagues. All sad was immediately made in chase, on the suppositioa that the shiif in sight was the Sea Lorensa. 08 nearer approach she hoisted French colours, and a R.-sr- Admiral's Bag—the wild light and variable. " The French ship continued a steady coarse foe the Havannah Until she passed Fort Cogimo or Car. mo, *ad was'near the Moro-Castle, when she hove. to. with her head off shore, and engaged the Arra* as she arrived up. 'lhat French ship had received pilots from the ,t ore. who placed her very skilfully in a manner which prevented the Anion from going under her stern; if the Anion had passed under sten she would have been esposed to the fire of the Moro; s'ie had already received that of Fort Cogimo is passing—her rigging mac+ cut—two men killed oa board, and thirteen wounded. " The French ship was Le Festelseeast, of 84 guns. and 875 men, ' and had, according to good informs. tion, '27 men killed and wounded. among whordal were three Off:eels. The anion tasted about ow nntes. The fire of the Feadroysort was dteadfulo 'the Amor, met her in the middle of the ocean. would have been a nvire favourable circionstaocee ti i , with the light and variable wind which pre. Iltile'd, the proximity of the shore, and the Mora 4:astle, nothing more could be done. The saat Leo neon made an half attempt to come out. " It was somewhat singular that Fort Cagily's* *red a fru: shot at the Anson in passitik, bat whet the aefion with the Foadroryont ceased, and the Awe was much closer, they thought it prudent to resent their fire. Fott Cogimo (a small fort) is the saw under which the PO , OOTA lay when captured by doe Arethasa and Amon." • PRICE OF sTocts YESTERDAY. 3 pe , Cant Rodueed se; 9 4 patent Le”g Annuitiet 16 13 IC Intp , rial 3 per Cent A lri,l, 5 per Cent. 0 Innoin Indic Bondy Pxcheq•rer Rills par. it. the. E4 , el.llL.lttory Tickets Consul, for T. EMI, Stook-broker, 4, C.,rnin'l, a, ,r 1 9, Charm,: era'. IRISH STOCKS, Dee. 23 5 per Cent 92 • lii thug 22 COURSE OF ENVIIANGIES, Dee. N. Ares .-,• um .... !G 9 2L. Genoa .. .. . • .47 Lie. Mc Jici * .. smbt .. 36 0 Venle. n C-.. it Dalai. Roney WI. C. f.. 11 11 2 U. Lisbon 6l! Han.burgh 34 8 241'. OpoTto 6% Aliens •4 9 24. , Dot+lio earn. /410 Liv. Cork 111 2 Us. ... ... 24 14 *oasts Rr. ilk soon .... 24 14 Portunii Gold in Cnia 29i cenct. 1 . sad Pim voc at. 4 . 4. New Dnowiwwww... .... oew &Moo ..... 5 Sit Sdrot nu hors .... 961 Nee Laois Ire! .....- .. Ain. Sc tie Sr& of ifoCood, 14 pry Cont. Diu. mart ud ...... - J9j, effect. Ditto ODD,* Leghorn 44 Nsotes MARRIAGES. Os Toyed's , . the 2.,11 Instant, at St..temm's Church, Wi . ham Edward Rudolf, Esq. to Moss Curdelia Philipps, yoon est daughter of John Phriii , M. EN. Thireday last, at St. Mars's, Calile, John Ifer:er, E'q Caiharri in the tiah R..gthseot ,s 1 Font, to Miss Saral. Forster eldest daughter of John Futilef, Esq. of Newtown, near the city. Immediately after the ceremony, the new-roams couple set out fur Fantail, on their way to Leeds. , DEATHS. Oa Saturday last, etre: • foe days illness, Mrs. Hie wiled( Mr. Al•-•auder Harper, of the Jut usalem Cnfiko.ko. Dorsibsll, Landon. Sasitto,s s.•nro•nt, at kilamfordhara. Mat, Walker, of the late. Mr R—bert Walker, of hoilderlai.J, corms. brewer Thir unfortunate Ly.r was readrog ►y the fire, n, midnight, n•. Fraley, worm her gown caught the game; a there bear, 011 , 1 a IMMtWillt girl op, who. b ate.id of assist. I Ism, ran 1 , 1 terror into tho street, to call for halp, sire was dread wily burilt As to cacao her death about five o'clock in tourism( KWH WATIK, THIS DAY, AT L. , NDC , N BMX* , Mum 4 min. grim 6 I Even.... 64 min after O. .- • -- L 'NV 44 , —hinted by G 1)1VIDSON, No. 17, Dui. C. Ist, bast-strew, Caveat Garden. aiat pu A t Ofios, N. , IS. Heck of St. eforment • (lunch, Str .W. SIUCIL,„ of No. 7, New IStitoaNittoet, 11,.0g orders, ire. fat this Paper, mkt to tSa Otbr-a ( will be duly attetuicd te. L