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IMPERI/iL IVRLIA.MENT. ' lIKSE OF P.E.ER; MANPAY, Jt7T,Y., 1. 'Fru Trish Paper Duty Regulation Bill, the 'lrish Asiessed Taxes Regulation Bill. the Bill for continuing t he. Proceedings rrlatixe 'n) Mr. loatice lox till next Session, and the Woollen elociaiers' Penalty Suspension Bill, were read a third tiinc ,ar i xt passed., With respea to the latter Bill, lord Flint...its n expressed •Limselr inimical. to the titinci pie of passing Suspension Bills, and hoped flit , busn.ess would be taken ,up.and finally ar ranged early-in the next Sessi!in. • • 'VII% AO.N. AN tiLit., Sir WitLiAsr Cue s, and several ottio s or the House of Commons, brought up the 13„,04,0eol. I xeliequer Bill, the' 2,500.0001, Excite. • quer liill.s Bill, the 1,00,0001. Exchequer Bills Bill, the • Ltank Forecry PNveution,Bill, the Smuggling Bill, the Warehousing Bill, the, Isle of Mari Bill, .tho Cochineal Bill, the C.:Wu:int-hence Fees 13111, arid some Private bills; which were severally read a first titne., li;ati of Sot r o t.y. said a few words relative to the Prize Agi.incy but was informed it had already received the Royal Assent. He contented. himself with observing, bathe thought the Army, at present, received a dispiopor ti:iiiate shine o 1 Prize Money in eases where a Military and a oral I nr.e ore jointly employed. • Lord 11 or. LA so pre tented, a Pttition from the Island of t`;tietriia‘y aamst the Smuggling 13311; which was ordered to on the Table, acid the Parties to be heard by Counsel on rje :c.r.;:i.,41 reading. The Trubt• Monty Seettrity Bill was read a second time and , cu:ttllutted for to-Marsow. ' CURATES' P. .1. . On Ole third reading of the Stirinliary Curittest Lord 11ut.1.ANti objetted to the 1101, en the ground that ' the co..iract between the I ricuMberit anti The Curiae was a Private Contrad; Stith which the Logislatuie ought not to inierfeN. 1.04 11:.8.R0 , A , BY maintained that it was highly expedient the Legislature should interfere for 'the purpose 'of placing, the Curates in that respc...zrable situation which their lune , tions demanded. The Duke of Not rot.K.,,compla;ncd thiit . the !nil had bee. • • brought in so late in the Session, ,andexpresseda wish that eomething might be done for the poor Incumbents. "the b vaispe of LON noi4 said, its being brought in so late was owing to urravoidable circumstances, • After some observations from the Bishop of ST, AsArtt„ end some.eXplanatory Conversation between* the Right Rev. Prelate .arul Lunt 4041. rt, and a few words from the ,Eurl tit* Su r etn.tt, the Dill was read a third time. • • Ott the question itir it passing, Lout 1-IA1;8.ov:rile, with reference to , what had been said by the Noble Duke, relative to' poor Ineumt;ents ' observed, • that provision had been made in, it Bill, which had recently p .ssed,, to enable the Right. Reverend' risbvs, to procure in,. formation with respen to the niithller 01 those livings. die VAbits , of which was under a given stn., ' That information prob.' biy be obtained by the next Sessirnt, inn it snighthe 14id beinte Partial/tent, and the Legislature. would rt..% he resoled to id . opoo it, • The 101 was then passed, and ordered to .be returned to t)e Commons. • neaciliaiiiine Bills - on the Table Were forwarded in their ' re ,i,orive siege:., and the Meuse adjourned. till to-morrow (this clay). HOUSE OF COMMONS, MONDAY ,I'tYLY 1, .The Committee tbe.lrish Revenue Ite-olation Bill, tile . furthex consideratian of the fiert of the Irish Customs , Regulation. Bill, the 'contderfition of the. Lords' Amendments to the high Piqiners' Bill, find the farther consideration'' of the Report r the 1)1151in Paving)Bill, were, on ::the Moticat of Mr, VA NIA VrTA AZ, put of till to morrow. . . The Iribh Spani:th Rt'c.,;l, Wine Puiy passed through a Cointoittee,, mrort.ed to-r4orrow. I.;intsharn's Marcie .cbtxullitttd. Mr. Aax.r 6 was heard on the part My, Ling - ham.' , ..tarijllCd touching the eiretnn mances ,of cot: aiti , the si; , ,iivice of the notiee 2 of the on TCJr.. Mrs. Lingliant's rnother.- , - 'i'tae 111 thim through the committee, to be teportetto-morr ; „ . • _ tie Distillers' 13il1 was put ioretill to-rnorvow • The ws!.llt itilo Cortin)ittee on; the Parlia ;neutluy 4c.go to be reported t,.,-1.11();-rotv. • Mr. Wit IT inovrd, tlutt. a Cortunittee he Mai ointed (xoti.:.itio the Lords! Journals respeaing the itt,Tort3 of Ilk! Commis,iwwr3 of Public Ac coinit%; 'aud proeceding,s thereon„ and thaf the Ct4tut!ittc:e m)poitned, to draw fl 'Articles of Int-. p‘tachttEtoi ag.nust 1 Leary I ,ord yis,,Lint Melville tio the said'Conunittee,--:-Orderqd. • Lod Aa c HAMILTON • illoV6d , the ihird - . r;.tftl ink of t short conversation took. ‘vhieh Mr. lepTiGtrasort obje6tecilo the mea- Oro, Lor'd A. LlA,.f . t . L.r.otsr defended, and Sir Joan coin,ented to stipport, as :ii tempo- . r cxoettit, , nt, laying iii his claim at the sante time, tilt', folrid be injurious, to` pro,..' iu futnn. , The . SECRETARY, at WAR a 1,141, Mr, cpolte briefly in f.A.our a afier which' -Mr. WitiLdew La s eppwiition rneasure, and the w.ts road 4i o. 4 ird time and passed. Lord . informed the lig use, 4)4 I.urdship3 had agreed to the Wobllen Mn Pcnalt,y Suspetl3ion the Irish and F,1 1 g1,41- 1 (.;0:0 V4portauciu Bill, the East India Exportation Bill, and the Irish Loyalist cOaLia,:ration Cornmip,louctif Bill, without my .Atnendunts ; rust,, to the Irish Assessed 'razes liin, ana tue irisl3, Paper, Ditty PAL each with an Atnendmout ; and that they had passed Bill for cr4,ltia,tioA ti,te Proceolings in. tho case of Judge. Fot, in whith they desired the concurieoce of the. Lor,t, :;) N*P4 ADMiNfSTAATION OP "t'HE NAVY, i)R •8 Thr /14,417 1 - '7D truged that he ~ 1 1,- 1 iwioiaed in nurving, without a notice, fbr v, ...tit he thought necessary to have on the V/nth 2 view dismkion to-morrow. Amongst th PLITOIrts ordeted o the Motion o the ALimiral oppohite (4.drniral M A 'KHAN) was p Letter frort the .Lot, C i SSi(mers of the Ad miralty to the,Navy Board, dated the 9th Octo ber, Y tai tr, inc)osing a Copy of their- Lordships' "Minutes of the itith of the sarne'month. if this Li•tter wa3 to be laid before the Hot*, he thought the Aril:4"AV to it ought also to be produced. lie therdore ht%ged leave to move, " That there be hi,?thre the house a Copy Of the Letter from the avy. 130 rd to the Secretary of the Admiralty, Owed November 15111, 1802, in. :Answer to theabove Isetter." ikkaira/ ltlifills.ll4,ll had no .objeaion to the prOdi4Ction of any ; raper that might elucidate the ru bjeCt ; ptik as he was not aware that the Letter k i:l,l t kit to had it - l et been Iqid before the Fieuse., lie ut:iniffed whet ;t wOuld be proper . to lay the A rk4 . `‘`vevr pa the Table till• the original ktter should , produced A. ,f-144.4"0. wislted only that the: :Lould, be in the, possession of the HouSe coil 4 the Letter. No May had ari,sen pzt the part of the. gati Board tespeeting the of the Papers that lhad:beeo . ordered by the I-lotn;pi. every Clerk having bcen employed in preparing them. Mr. :KINNAIRD, he aihnitted, that, from the _time. the notice had been before the:House, the Honourable Gentleman who preposed to bring fly:n(1 the discus:,ion .could not be said to taste the House by surprise, could not help., expressi ng some surprise that the House be `called on to. morrow to decide upon t bis very important question; Many Papers of great consequence to the subje& had been moved for, ono fortner -day, and were. not yet : before the House, and now a Paper was moved, for, . Which was also said to be of importance to be in the hands of Getitiemen. Ixc ascd, - therefore, how it was possible that the House . could perus* either this Letter or the other Papers, not.yct presented ?-- • He submitted whether they conld; under such cir. , cumstzinces, and at this stage of the 'ession, pro ceed fairly to the consideration of the' Motion ,ef the Hon. Member (Mr. ji , n , rr4tic);,‘vlipM•he didnot then see in his place, on So early a day. The CHANCELLOR of the kiXCHEQU.E.II had•no imitationin saymg, that he 'entirely agreed with the Hon. G.titleman opposite., that, in the present state of the Session, and. Undef the present circumstances, whilst so many essential pccurnents were.yet to ,be laid before the lious•e, they should not be called on to decide on so important a lubjea,. Su sensible ,was he of the noCesSity -of some further delay, in order to enable - the. Honse• to come fully pi-gored to the . discussion of this subjeet, that he Was ready. to join any . Hon. gentleman in _Using every means to persuade the HO' n.. Member to,defer his Motion to the 4W .:{t PatlinMent. Mr. , JEFF4RY was at a loss how to a6l. He had given the' 'subjea . every.possible investigation, and was fully -'prepared to dismiss it. The Papers -moved fear by the Hon. 4.drairal had no reference whatever to.the case. Those on. the-contrary. which he had hiroSellmoved for, were completelY relevant. ''hey would bear our the pledge he .had given; and prove, as he had before stAted, that , fobrd St.. Yin cent had bOn the:greatest enemy the country ever had. • The SPEAKER . here interposed: He' submitted to the Ho*, whether on an interlocutory Motion Iry a. Paper, it was proper to go into such a discus sion. . Mr, JEFFERY: consented then' to put pff his motion, in compliance with the sense of the to, next Session;, at the s3rne time dec.laring, 41at any efforts that might be made by an,y man' or any set of met), should not prevent him from`bringing the subjeet tbrward on an, eatly day in that Session. Admir,:zl 111,1 KII A .:11 should .'not condoscend to take notice of the, observation that bad iittlen the Hon. GentletTu - ai, respeel:4lg his i'.;,!"ohlit He WaS himself the boil:, ju4it, what y•oold be essential to his. ditse i: andhe Jonountble Gentleman Co , ..nd I.:av!obtain:(l 11 ni~ fortnation res . peding the co!' , :i.:::::)ctidenco 1. 4 ca Cl nuralty for thr,e vcar3. .ovo for sever i 1 . rt , !xt Sion; ,;• :,) de ax 1113 4NDEL the Admiralty had ..; swer ought 'also to be Lid 1 - refoi - •lie j thought _too that ,the HonouraUlo move for any Papers he may thin: t L 4.3 Session. . „ Mr. TITiINEY thouglit that it ,-• , ; sirable if the Hon. GaniNnan . fieally to What 'points - his Ch0r. , : , .. St. 'Vincent Walt to .lie.., dir(aed. i nut asked fbr the smallest but now that the Mo tion Wdti deferrezl, he `3>i lit say, that, it the .dis 7 eussiop had been br,:xlght forward under the present circumstances, on an tx , p:rte statement, it would have by-en a most gross and unwarrantable pro= coeoing. The Rightijen. Gentleman.opposite. (the CHANCk3.I.OII of the EssinaauEß) deserved .greaf 'credit for the part lie had' taken on the occasion, which alone had wev,rill, t 14,6„ merits of the • case bad no share in inducing t ' the Hon. Gethlemnn to put off the_bwinea. • Mr, -r.E.PFERY then "proceeded to state; as heads of his charge, that Lord St. Vi , !:c:ent had • been-First Lord of the!Atintirelty in February, 181)1;. and had continued in, that office-three years, during which period hehad itegle6ted'to keep the ships at the navy, whieh he had received in aood condition, in any good stat 5 ., of rcnair, and : that he had not laid down. ..111e flut):; which he bad himself ordered, Jai& for Very good for vast of artifiedrs, wl'ieh he had mautonl , y discharged; .and foi want ,of timber, of •Nk4ltien he hid. provided no: sufficient • supply . ; • that - . he had neither' built any shis, nor repatred. • • Mr. .KIN.W..4IRDherf: rop'to order, without im puting any hint.. tht - non. 'Member, bratthinking that his proceeding v,-,m tend to th.it• partial st!tte ment which hip flk.;%t. Hon. rriend (Nit. TfLitNtY) had• deprecate. rhe SPEAKER deCidCd, thfit -the Hon. ;;Teinher perfealy in order, whilst th heads 'of his' citarge, 'without argnm , Ait., pttrstta!;t to the rel - quest of another H o n . . I,l9inhn. Mr. - JEFFERY coulitawd, Lo.rd yi nce nt; up to the last mow protiolts to the War, bad Ile gle6ted the Navy altol , ,!'ti.ler,. and then'placed.the different ships,' in 01%lin:.try, at a 'far heavicr• expence than , if they hid tat ett reqmlarly kept its These were the ht is at 1 - its (liarge. 7'113.11.17E.1. .V.: ) 41 ed 'to Ittto , ,v• I, , ,hother 'wits Lopd St. V.:Rfent had any part of the &try, not built ships In the MereLants'yitrds. • Air. replied`, that the charge wa t147,1t he bad neither Ahern in the King's y.ird,, nor ;n • the . Mereluints' yards. • - • " Mr. WlL.R.k;Rfoncr, thou; flit it weidd be da:sir able that the Hon. Member shonid stale nioro-dis tinaly the heads of his char& to-ntorrol.v. clinirat It K 414 - ,) ,,, t tlti iinat u r t of the charge now, tone( was cat c - Tll4 ti:ti — n , y . fort'oer statement might: lead tqirregulay di !.. After a few words frem. f" ' f' A sloitiO agruti to. the Motion t 1 Mr.'llnsr„ Otainci,l le3l - I.* to bring :1 Bill for th e B e twiß egu l a ti on of Piloti for p;lotifig iati:•)tr, the .British Seas. A li , b u mbl e AAdiotts :vas r)r.l.-red on the-Motion of Air. TiaNsi o that His .moje,..y would be graCiously pieced to' giro direakos , that there he Liid before the Holstie Copies of any Reports that may have beeti b".•" . rt! His l' 4l, :leitY th.ti C,nntil'Aioners aprolt.ted . for Regatatino, Civii Affairs of the Navy. AddieFi was ot'.dered ret be iiresented by such Mernbers as a.c df his Majesty's Privy• Carmen., The Cn.tverti.oß of Ole EXCitEQUT:R moved•the Order of ,the Day for the third reading of the Uni versity Advowson Bill. • After a short discussion, in vihich Mr. FELLOWS, the CIIANCELLQR Of the E,xcHFAILTER, Mr. Por.F CAVW, and Lord ET,TSTO'N took a part, the Bill was read a third time and passed.' DUKE 9F -\THOL. IVILBERIO4iCE rose trtalie his pro. miecd Motioh or the apppintment of Commissioners to hiquire into the.,Claims of the Duke of Mawr, on the TAe of Man. 'The Hon. Gentleman entered into a long of the cireumstances attending the• sale of the liiiyalties of the Islf:nd to the .British Government, and of the -suthsequeht. proceedings, which; as the subje& hai been so frequently before the Public, and as nothing new was advanced upon it, we skill abstiTin froin repeating. In order that the subjtmight,be set at'rest fOr ever, he Moved, " That an humble Address be pres. , mted to His Ma• jesty, begeeching hint that he uld be graciously pleased to 'appoint Commissioners to inquire into the claims and allegations of the Duke Of Arno', relative to the Isle of Man; and on a full consider ation of all the - circumstances of the transaaion, to report what compematiOn, if any, it may be proper to allow his Grace, and the Heirs of the Seventh of DERBY, .in consequence of any detriment they may have sustained from the sale of ,that Island to the Crown." . 'The C.FIANCaL9II of the EXCMQUER opposed the "Motion. The bargain had ,"been compulsory, and , had proceeded on mistaken no tions of the. v,alue of the propeity, and the interest of the Public; originall it would . have been a fit subje6l for, the consideration'of Commissiosiers, but it was now a question of liberalitir, and ()TN- that in his opinion could not wi!th.propriety be refilled to such a tribunal. ' Mr, WisDniNt, Mr: .01TRA3.-EN, Lord TEMPLE, Mr. BANKLS, and lyit. W. Smrii, stippprt k -sa the Motion.. , . • Mr.. SnErtip.usr, Mr, BAEHAM, 4it,W..ELFORD, COlOll6 GEAIIAI'.I„. and Sir W. By RIWIVES opposed: the Motion. • . .Atter a ropily from Mr:WILBERFORCE, the House divided, when diere:app9ared:. For the Motio - n 3 . .Anivst it - - - • 61 Afler F, , ,;mq i orher trifling business, the HouSe ad at. Twelve o'Clock. . . MAI LS. • • Anil' xi p.,t, armica, r Waterford. - - r 1 iM111)UTOI, r C uttanburglr, i Lisbou • I WAc:rf,::.t. , • I.‘ ; •• T1{1; Y rOr i.o . CE)119., - Sy) :,1 5$ ) 11mittm - 4 . Dtpzag FAI-sum AuDr...T.? . 1:3,0 N D. 0 •Ttir:SliAY, , JUIN. '2, i,f10.5. • IN atlilitiolt to the Intelligence which we - yester..lay laid hcfore our Readers, reqvaing`the arrival of the Combined Fleet at Martinico,,,We are now enable;l to communicate the followinF, satirtfaCtory and import ,oat- information :. 9n Sunday last the' Bartudqcs rived at Liverpool from Barbadoes, which plate she left on the etitii of. - May, and' brings advice th:-,t. the ,Combi aed Fleets, 11 French and z. Spatish Line-of battle Shies,:were lying at ,I% , laitinique on the . .t."'.6th of May The Dispatches received by Government only rnon tion the fatal of their having been seen in Port Royal, Martinico, as late . 4 the loth, it is, however, by no means improbable that the above account may be coma. This intelligence is, of great , importance, as the chance of Lord NELSO2:I3 fidling in with the Enetuy's Fleet before it has been enabled to e;,trry into effect any,meastire of hostility against our Vest India Pos- BEISSIOIIq, is thereby considerably increased . , Wo kno:w that Lord XY.LSON passed the i\'jadcira's on the i7th of May, under a preis of . sail, and there is every reason to hope that he arrived at 'Bar badoes , on th© 6th or ;, - th of ,tune at West;--- It app osrs therefore that, Roirt the deviow; course pursued by the Enemy, Lord NvLSON was not above tlitte,.weeks behind their.--- 7 lt also appears by the .it Letter, that the Enerny remained at Mar.._ tinique eiovn days after their arrival,, and were still lying there,' We may thert.,fore ailculate upon I.ord • NEl:seN's . reaching.the West Indie3 in - ten days, or. , . at nicist in a fortnignt, after the period wheta the Enctny were still lying' at Maratique,withont har ing &fleeted any thing. From these cirArnStances we think there is little doubt that ere lone; 'Ate shall have accounts of the utter di4comfiture of the' Enemy and we confi dently tinticipate that ii.e anchoracre cif several Or thoir Vessels iit A Port will be attended with very c f .ifferprq , ..ci . rcUtnstances to . those .whieh they ex:Na t . , , it tvp.v nppats cyldent that the Toulon and Ca- I di/ 1 7 1eLotA 1,1,-a.,,,ititendect to form a jundion with the Roclie:*.xt Squadron in thc West Indies, and it will recolle;icd ' With --what antiety the OfficLri of the _latter Squadron inquired at the differttt TAliinds at which "ti* :touched, whether any inwiligenye had ti !±n receiVed , o( the airiyal of the Comilimd Fleet in those Seas.---Thests inquiries it was at first guppoed were made for tlitz purpose of decei .r...Qll—hat the c ontrArr- is" bow evident. If tle oaloo I•lztai had 'suceeeltil in s'o effeaing it; eP 'from the , N.lediteFrarlean the first lirne 1t: t -7,:ile'd from T o ulon,. if would hat-eel - rive:l in. t he Wa I rt ndiestitne enough-to Lave formed a ju,aion mai th . T , , ,, icliefo it Squadron, andthen their Naval F orce in that,quir• ter would have been folinideble indeed, tted an at tack upon Jamaica Might then have been attcadedwith serious consequences. Fortunately, p b l; e n n s e tt h -e a r i e lgea, frustrated. AdmiNiisc4l:ssilipcnrvaeh:l'ytcecnir clu4ed, from his not receiving any hiLelligence of the Combined Fleet, 'eit her that tile plan of Ol"ltipilsicd Our .4eadsc,i.., v, o .li r i t d l o iat t:i i s t thlaiidiniusti.ttic:vietit sorn:: disaster, and therefore he made the best cif his way to Europe , while The Opposition Papers - gwoenree sortingtir:ilti:oinenp')halradv:ti!et tilat. „, Lordthat cc NMEiLnsiosttlerswall.sad no • inform with reSpeEt to the . elt.:stin.ation Of the Couibiaed Ilzit; of Discovery," Sic'. 'Bex. we 'stated, upon authOriti upon which we knew 'We conld place relinee', tilat Lord - N EL soN had -received what lie c:',ii.nti,Jed 0 be positive and authei l tic , intelligence of the cou rse which the Enemy's-Fleet bad taken, and it girt- 4 ' ts the sincerest satisfaction to fi nd that Ors intiiralatA was correct. We have another accoun t, which st e as that _,,.. tht Combined Fleet seen on the 25th off St , J"," apparently steering for that Island. Lord, NEI:e4NI upon his arrival at 02rbvi-asl would find there . the Spartiate and th ° e'Nothue: ler/and, which would make him more tilo d s: 11 , for the Enemy, even without a junecion with A'' miral DACUB'S ,Flet. . • We have already stated our confident belie f drat i Jam aica, ~ they *will not make any attempt upon ' . 1, because from the ex. cellent state of dcteneein wil l ', ~ thdt Island was placed,. we arc convinced that sa' • an attempt, would be fruitless. to We subjoin the following 'further.intellf gellOr*: ceived by.the'Earbodoes, from Barbadoes : c r , it• ~/ i i EXTR ACT OF A LETTER PROP' IIAR DA DOEgy ' d • I wrote a Letter o n thin out,' by the .Pri3c", J. 5 00 isio° 1 Royal Packet, for En gland. Our little 0, Martial Law,: in :conseql uenct i of analier r loot ti ;d of riving at Martinique, consisting of 1 6 ,; g .ja Line, eight Frigates,'&c• re p orted to /111$1.- Troops, on the 14th . inst. ' • :. ' ''' ' I . ofO r. ' • By a :schooner from DOrnini.:,.a,i,veturei that Gen, PREVOST expais another visit' • G '! . ' -- • Oren ' MOuir7;::ex)baisthgo7ceSte°a s hi a s t Gp:eTseernitintlictlift.':s;"lvice °3' ti' .the Sprtiatt;, two Frigates, ail(•tWo,Sloop4, ~ci We are 'll' t o '• the m here w4'3l. ready rect.3i.e 0 1)0 cane. Aly, station is .at Ormand's 133LtrY', woo this is. written on . a "4-poontler. .136,154 v • i1613.ed, yeAqrday fc).r. 42 's,t)t)t) 141iitcs and• •J''';', al e 41l the loaded shi ps , are „ near ed :,,, irlisle, 1. 0 ), • Masters of Ships' CompanieS doing (I, l ltY . . . ~0) 1 ' from .M3r"114 Accounts have Leen receive- ne t 6rl any ° P ' ' rd:Jr:l:jilted° tlthieer9,Bl,sta,ntaltil‘„Nd-liincolit cioitltililinc.toc 1-.11:.en.c.1,:', /3; • . sd the bi li i i tions. 'The Surinam Ships have Joisc. . la ~, Demerara, wherethe whole ere,haulf.d.°),n 3t tl . :0 can \N po re s i sl ia b t;e y They have planted eighty. pieces 61: eu' lw j p4 roPtith of theriver ; and at tht whole of° every.e%ertion is maki4 for 'defence. - ~,,,,,0, 11a°ttecin9-itip‘ allowed them, they will be utterly nilablet,it.: ..;,,:t any serious ibjury on our Possessions. il,l doubt illtllatthieri it oer.littlber.elll:,:i t0:.,0t Indies. - - • , c. i ; 3 rribv Ilie -.Mercury Frigace, Iron JaiP3l .., , , . Aie :•,;, Portsmoutii ; she sailed On the i 4.th 7.q, ale in CiPig's j , , rived at Jamaica on the .9tli . A4*.i , •pci' Sir JOHN 01110 . 'S Squa' dron. 1 - he lia_mlti°o;joril ell was appointed to sail t'retn jai:laic:l f:or . • the !loth Ma Y , ' ' ' les ll° t The Drake Sloop of War, mid% t - 1 , \ vv . :4 c°llvoY, 77..hich sailed froaa Cori: on 0.:, , , f2. - ,- , f . , .. , 03 t ,, ,:t; - Petal, arrived 'itl ti..e o,4ing a }:inf.,:.-ton; - 11 t:i of Ma- ) • , . . —...;-•••.'-r- , ,i e Lisba l , 0 .13Y further accounts brau uc l rorr' , gilt bY ' ' • .t;i:' we have a confirMation a what %co 6 " v..;iti,aof.rdri since,. that Mr. MoNr.o, the' A-1 - cr lc3r ' . l m acil eed had quitted the Spanish CTital, in c . ,, Q1 _ , so ni o . the Negotiations bet Ween the American al: 4 . b s roye n : • 1 ' 1101/4-' .A o f GovernMents, r'elative to Loiti s}(l . ll ' ', gadri'' • the 2801 of May; nadfurdier c , ... , . 1 ve l r tnat ' ..4 .4 oft• This filet is stated' in L,,,ettffirmfro:i bx yeo ci: from Lisbon., 'lt is said, howe v '' ' the ,‘ in :''' Ide,bY "'" 1. , .' " 1 tempt at. Negotiation Wiit.b.o ce- - ~,, ,t , t 4„ i t.v, Government; and it has even been ' l ' . licc „, ~ I ; '' new Minister, bas been - appointe4 t° ,e 2.VIONR 0 for that purpose. i . ro rig,i' i4 ", 'fie unders.3tind that the accetoit Q '' 3 . O'i tbn : . - .-,11.1101•13' 04 Squadron bleck:idiit _, A I 1.. r 'i 4 e r ' • ~i o 4 010 ... the fr.& is. 'Ojai the .s,iii-,-,dron under. '' ,it, 00 do t of CorarnOdoro --CAUFEELL VAIF. 1.04' , o f o. l ' he )3* oil, of the lasi Ad-tices, off' Itiz,•esiras, in t .cocie to :altar,' laid that the Corrl'aw"r6 lil : -, it11?-r' with' one Line-of-I.3attle .Ship enboa:ll,ll.:Q;,:c° f° , cult of all ill:ori.w bectlut's p,,, , ,, ,,,, 'Algiers. .. - This year's crapS in Porwzal ar'' ' ''3 ' vereally abundant. A