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NUM "'ER 75-::2.] 21 101 Y conttAcr. Commistariat Department, Treasury . Chambers, Nov. lt, 18 - 16. 'NOTICE is hereby given ' that the Agent to a " II the Lords Commisfioners of his Majesty's Treasury, for Commissariat Supplies, is ready to receive Proposals for Supplying such of his Majesty's Troops as may be encamped in the vicinity of Sandhurst, in the (booty of Betio., 'with BREAD, MEAT, FORAGE, STRAW, PUPA., COALS, and CANDLES, for One Year. from the e5.:11 December ilext ; such Proposals to be scut in on or before Thursday, the sth day of said Month of December (but none will be received after. Twelve o'Clack on that day), and it' sent by Post, the Postage must be paid. Proposals mist be made for the whole of the Arti;les, and ilach Proposal must have the which is annexed to the 'fender properly filled up by two Persons of known Pro perty engaging to become bound with the Party tendering, in the amount stated in the printedyartieuhrs, for the due performance of the •Contract ;- and no Proposal will be no ticed unless made on alrinted Tender, and the iir:ces ex pressed in words at length. - Particulars of the Contract may be had, upon application, at No. is Great 6...nge-strect, IVestminster, between the hours of Eleven and, Five. S),ItACIOrS 4-1 1 ,, A 1 ) INN. SNO‘V-lIILL. t't:;,:cOM MON CfiEAP TRAVELLING. LORI) Ex MOUTH, - a POOL and RINGWOOD new Lay Coach; sots out from the 1;ft1,4 , :1..11 '1 i Ile:441 inn, Snow-hill, London, at half-piod Five io, the morning, and arrives at the LondonTa cern, feat, early the same evening,' through* Farnham, Alton, Alrcsford, Winchester, lionisey, and Winthornc. At the re quest et the Inhabitants this Coach runs in a day from Pool, Winiborne, &c.; previously to this Coach sta:ting, Passengers were &disci to trawl by night. The Proprietors will etidea-; *nor to to merit 'the patrunage• of those Friends who have liiadly intimated their desio. to sUPPlort•tilis Concern. SOt!T` I ros, Lyatington, ‘Vincliester, and Ilasiitg.- stti'., 'New Four !wide Coach at Eight in the !stunting, to the George Inn, Southampton, only eight It ,rs on the road (breakfast in Loolltimand dine At Soittlimitittoo is a most delightful Conycyroiee to the Isle of Wight, St. Ma- Havre .tie Croce,. Cherlitirgh, &c. WEYNlOWNl,D,neliester;lliviiilford,Salishitry Andover,- end ilasingStoke, new Post Coach, every Afternoon, at Three.' 'rise ; Wermtli Packets to Gucinsey, Jersey, Cher burgh, St. Maine's, i'k on e. ‘I`ATERI.OO New Light Poor Conch to Leeds, Halifax, Bradford, and all Parts,of t;,4 North; sets nut at Two ti clock in the Afternoon, and arrives at the (itilden Lion Ina, Leeds, next EV eniii it six o'clock, throngli S . ,inifori, (Tra ct- Mani, Newark iind Doncaster.. This Onach is i,itended to ac commodate the Towns of Leeds, Lialifax, Matti ...ad and wiil leave Leeds at three o'clock - ill the Afternoon. Passengers may con veiiiently, count to Lee:ls float those places anti he in London early the next Evening. The UMPIRE,. a New LIVEttPt)OI, Light Coach, onlY - Pne Night n the !toad, carry'.:ig Four Insides.and Four Outsides, sets out were Pay at One o r clocli:arrives at Liverpool next E reo t o g befi,re'scv.eri o'clock, be' wayof Donstable, Woburn, Lathimry, Nierth,,inpton, lVelford, Lottery:toll, Elinekley, Atliel‘toni , Lie tit.ld, Stone, Rid;ely, Newcastle, Kuutsford i 'Warrington and Pt,sesa.. Gost,lNG's M.U;T.IIOItOU•GEI Coach, through Hanger nod, Newbury, •Readimf, Swindon, Au bovu, and flato,tuiss; *ctn.-taut at.Sevea o' c lat.k in. the Morn ing, arrive, :It lii"rlberotF,•ll to ctittner.—conifiolatile convey ance f, , r thOse travelling the West Road. EXETER, I , IFM - faith, Weymouth, Dorchester, Falmouth, Dart 1.; oath, aa,l s.disbory, New Post Loath evt : , Torrid;, at Six o'doel., thrtnigh Finttitun, Axininsttr,Britiport.llland forq, a nd bagshot. Only one night out between London ,ind rlyntouth. 'al Petethorough, Tilton, and Minting don, i'..0).,k1 Mail Coach, tensors eVerYEe volag„—Coaches frn,.! to S'pilshy, Louth, Orltrolly; anti ;•I t 111 d OL Flying Post-Coaches, through Chip pen .and Marlborough, every Iturnoun ; arrit e oit ty's, the 0, eyhound lon, With, and the bontlon. Pi:tot, next Morning.-;-Couches tt, 11.1.,C,:zeyvat-..r, Taantoni &e. LEEDS now colic,. The Rockingham, sets ont every Am/ling at Eight o'clock : carnet Fnir Insides only, end goes relintrki::dv c4iy, with a Goard throughttilt. Passes t hrotiOi Stamford, Pict Imd, Dot - mister . , and - Fevv-' bridge, to the fiblllen Lion, Leeds, nest day nt,noon. Not• withstanding the tnicommutt of this . Cuiteb, it is allowed td be t lie most agiceittle dcmtplete Pn'olie Con yeyance on the North Road, Ireitnotrietralled lii Accoultua datiait.brany other. Only two guineas ioside.to Lc-vas, GLASGONN", Longtown„Grettni-greeii, Annan, D'Artifriea,, Brownbill. Can'inOck, Kiugsweil, and all parts of ii'eutland, CriMperotiwriCiateit, d lily. YOlto., Newcastle, arid Edinburgh Ni-vt perfo, timed Guard throughout; sets out _every \to' 1,,,:f- Tast Siix o'clock, by way of Newark, Ret del:, lington, Nurthallertnti, Durham; M:o pe.tii, and 11,, Passengers fintling . ,thenisolves fatigued -front the the journey, may rest what time the;' please, aim Inca p ee ,. c cud on ,without any additional Fare,--4. Bvelter, the lattiek Swan, eneey . -street, York, runs Coaches to Sunderland, Bull. Scarberotrgh, Whitby, and other pieces. • HULL, Northeave, liowden, Thorn, and Doncaster, Post- Coach, every Morning at ball-past Six, to the Cru s e Marlie.t-place, Hall. HERTFonn, Ware, Hoddettion, Waltham Cross, Broi borne, and Wormley, each every Wilting: illuDGENoirrit and \Velma Post-Coach, evety Evening. CARLISLE, Peurith, and Whitelniven,Atovt-Coitch, goes with four llorses, and a Guard all the. Way.' Passes throtiAli Prongti, Appleby, Greatahti , l e, Itielnuond, Catterick, Iltiroilidtbridge, Wet herby, Alierturd, Doncaster, mid (iran- Clam - (the nearest way by eighteen Sets out ever) Morning, and performs the . Joitrney With the greatest faci lity. Passengers detained <in the Road by business or plea cure, have the poculiar advantage of their Seats being se. cured in the next, Coach. LIVERPOOL, Warrington, Krtitsferd, Stone, and Litch field, Pot Conch, The Pixpress, every Eveuin:t at rave o'clock, to 11. lirothertop'f,S . nracoil'a Head. Inn, Dale tit rest, Liverpool. thiarded throughout, . ' WAKEVIEL,I) Post-Coach, every Morning, at half-past Six. • Cif ESTFIt und_PARKGATE new fist-Coach, daily. Et LIPSE, a new Flying Pio-Coach, to York, Sunderland, NeLacastle, Add Cdinbursch, 'carries Foot Insides only, every Alteration at Two o'clock, by way of Doncaster, Grantham, and Stamford. ‘. KENDAL, Lauenster, Preston, Kirby-Ennsdale, Bolton .Chaurley, Ot tust ;And Gar3tan; Post-tiOaclies, very After noon, Kt Fire o'ciocit... Guarded. SUNDERLANI), Stockton, and 'Vont), ntw Coact) evcry Alotnit ,to the - Gt•ori:e lon, Saud or:rind. MANC.IIESTL:It, Winslow, Ciingletou, Metecastlef Ncalcal, and Woi i'erta rotatr. Post .Coaeit , every Afternoon. tioarti. , (4. %Vettington :odd Shit - foal, Pot-Coat-lt, )..,1 . . _ the Royal Charlotte, every Esenini; atiFlre o'clock. r;it.'t 4', li.\ . .I‘..l . ,:tiry Po it* Coa?.11, with a d rtl , s out efery Afternoon, and retches Illraiingliam next day at Norm. Passtj by Oxford, Enstittr and,'Shipstone, to the Saracen's He4.l, Unit-street, Birmingham. SHEFFIELD and 2tstbcrhaut Post-Couch, ealle4 the Itnek ingbant, even. Mortals , ; ;. DOVER, Deal, ,i,,rgate, Ilatusgate, Canterbury, Faver. sham, Chatham, and ii.odiester Vust-Conelsco, Morning and Afternoon, Passentrers and Parerls hooked for the above Coaches at UR 'Nov 'it Horst Cellors wri,LIANt B. MOUNTAIN and C.o. respeetfully acquaint their friends and the Voblic, that tilt'y wilt not be occount able for any Parcels or Luggage, zke. of wort. than Five l'otandiValne, &keit, stolen, or damaged, utiles.' enttrcti as .shell anti paid for ace-mato/4, at the Suraceo'x , float! Inn, Kaow-bill, Lorai). ADMIRER , : OF GLOiSY 11 r.snpttior (111310 ies IVA MIEN'S.) A PAN ilt• LIQUID BLACKING, Ititve induce() several base im postorit to sett sporious• Compasitioui under the above name, to detect which, uhservenone are repttine untes3 •' -r.r.--firrr- -.44 fel J., 7 Ij 1 1 V. 4 ktl, eZS" —..L . A. -PL .."' ,-- .4 , ..` -, J-, 1 .0 ,V . ......4...... : , li.S, - ,, ---- --:—.=„, . . 4 fro tp;,--,„: ' ' .:, .7, \ ,iy . ., ..7 *Yr.,: .._ ,_*),<V ::%',:. / A 1 , . ,: . WlA:ilt,., ~ s r `u. T U 1.?,S bAY N 0.y.,E MBE R: 19; . 'i 'lBl 6. r si 17C7V.11,1, Nti- OP Nor. 18, 1816. rrI.I ECO 11131L5519.:Y ERS for, V 1 CT(' (.; 111:21L1JE571".5 do Hereby give Notice, Mot Oa Friday next, the 22d Liston!, Mill will be ready in trceire Tenders in fer Ping (waled up), and treat for TilliZTY TONS If OATMEAL, to be dclietted in' the spate oJ'a fort night', by weekly proportion:, into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Deptford, and to be paid for by itals pa; aide, with' Interest; at ninety days. after dote. 77ze Conditions of "the eontrael mop be tees at the Scere tary's No regard will he had to any Tender in which the Price shall not he inserted in words of length, or that shall ►set he delivered to Me Board before One ,o'Cl6ch an the said biddy vest, the 22d Instant ; nor unless the. Person ,who makes the Tender, or sonic Person on his behalf; attends, to a►nwcr when called for. • EMT. INDIA HOUSE, Ocr. aq, t6,ti. , . rlige'COURT of I RECTORS of the UNITED COMPANY of MERCRANTS of ENGLAND TRADING to the EAST INDIES, do here! y give Notice, That a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURT of the said COMPANY will li•lieldat their House, in Lcadenhall-street, on WEDNESDAY, the lath December next, at. Eleven o'Clock in the Forenoon, for the purpose of declining a DI VIDEND front Midsummer last to Christmas next. The coml.' of DotEcrotui do aiho give Notice, that at the said General Court a Motion will be made, That Mr. " GEORGE TEMPLER, late of the Bengal Civil Eitablish " went, he permitted to return with his rank to India." JAMES CO M) ) Secretary; ALT, STERLING MONEY—NO STOCK PRIZES, In the sTATF. LorrEwit, of only Id,' t)0 TICKETS, To begin Drawing list JANUARY, l 4!;. Second 1)v, alst Jithuury—Last Cth February. SCFIT.NIE 2 Prizes of 211,000 Guinea. ' L 42,000 5,000 Guineas 1,000 Guineas 500 Guineas 400 tinitirds 800 Gunkeiks 200 (itlilleo 100 Onineas 50 Guineas 25 Guineas ... • • 800 17 Pouuds 2,003 Tickets. 1-120,000 First drawn Prize ti-,..cond ditto Third ditto Fourth ditto Fifth ditto Sixth ditto Aevritth ditto 7f),) C:iiinvas Eighth dilto First. 500 Biaillikentitluil to 25 (.4uiueits each._ first drawn Prize Second ditto ' 'lord ulna r BIS!! Contractor for the present Lottetir , • in in giving the Scheme to the Public, has great sails- Go.tion in announcing .1 hat it. has met with the tummtlitied approbation of the Lords of the Treasury; in its formation lw hit 4 consulted the opinions of various persons for whose judginent he has the highest respect, anxious to produce such a.l...chento as should meet with general appiobation. This procedure, while it marks his deference for public opinion, he trusts will secure to him that slurry of general patronage which has, for so Many yeari distingnishee his Offices. Is will be seen that with only.l2,oqt Tickets there are 43 Capi tal Prizes, including Two of 20,000 Guineas, the whole of which, together With the smaller Prizes, will he paid in ney. The Drawing still commence on Tuesday the ;list Ja nuary next. • TICKETS and SIIARES are rime on Sale M the Offices of I'. 11S1-1, 4, coRN HILL, and 9, CILIIIING-CHOS.'S, and by his Agents throughout the Country, where particular or favourite Numbers may he had by an early application. 72e is si;:ned on the Label. I.ndle4 will also find by the use of this Blacking to their knit-hoots and walking shoes, they will experience a lustre equal to the highest Japan Vetenish, "whielt preserves the Leather soft, renders it waterilirOOF, and will not soil the clothes. Sold, wbolcgalc, by 1t011441 lane, and retail at Birmingham, by Wood Liverpool, - Roontbwaitc Nianchester, Site Wow :\ lactic:Add, Wildgouse Lawler (.redo, Below' Torulin 1-I,reford; Lockett Flontate ----, Pal her Swantea, Jenkins Bristol, Penkney Lotilow, Peach Warwick, Holmes (.I)cltcallarn, Smith And in, every Town in the E toil. and 1%. bd each. N. B. Ask for M r wARREN, 14, St.Martilei. Scarboro i , 'Marshal , French Glaggow, Osborne - hatter Oaveu Oxford, Girter H ull, Wilson Dover, tolcmtiii Weyniontli, Hai rey Sout,lintopton, Rudd I l Aberdeen, Forsythe , - Ca nttey niksbanks ..ingihnu, in Stone Dollies, orren's Blacking. RUPTURE. INSTITI7noN for the TRFATNIENT and CZRE of RITP TVII;Ntt. 10, CARLPLE-STREET,SOHO•SQUARE. EPSON anti Co. Surgeons, respectfully in limn OP the Public, that they have opened the above Institution for the Treatment and Cart: of the above alarming ttut,tlatt gerous Complaint, the fatal consetplences of which - are too weli latown to require a particular description, eunittent that a georrons Public; will Wily appreciate the merit! of so great a hle,sing as that ;tow (Stud to the world in a Discovery vi a Proec , s for the Cues of itiaA Cases of redneible Rapture. Jeraut and Co. litre its the etiorge of an evensive practice performed many important, Cures, which have been attested by VrotessiunalCientleinett and Persuns of the first billy• • 'Smite of these Cases, which nomr be seen at the above In atitntion, were of hog standing , and the persons, "Pct . ' , " with gratitude tut bring restored to perfect health, bare pot-- mitted Jepson and to, to :refer to them, and to whom they to:mnorail thot,e sit ict'd for tel nod Co. twv lie consulted in the most private matinee by either St:, iroin 9in the Mornjn; tilt S in the ttcrutmil. Letters, pest paid, inclosip;tt Qin-Pound Nate, immediately unSwered, and the Process. tWitt to all ;rots of the United Kingdom. Those consoltingiepon and. Co. .1i) letter are requested to he very 'particular in the lies:I:40Mo of their times, end those reattaing Trnikcs i,iust send the Girth 'round the Rudy across the Hip, anti the exact Meisure„ from the f !entre of the liridrasion to the Middle of the tilp• JEVSQN anti Cur No: IE3, Carl i Svh.o.iquare. Thl, bay was published, in nro. price ss. q. ?VIMMDCANTOofCHILDE HAROLD. Ity the Right Han. LORD BYIV)N. 15, i,ttrd for John Mar.:ay, lbeniarlc-F:treet. • The P1 4 .1 ,4 0NH1 CHILLON (by Lori Byron) will be publiohrtl In at fear GO WEN LAN Z BREWERY. , AGENERAL MEETING of the PROPRIE TOgti will be bultlen , •at the CITY of LONDON TA VERN, Bi,hopsgate-street, on THURSDAY, the 28th of Nnvembrr instant, for the purpose . of ELECTING DIREC TORS and AUDITORS for the ensuing Year. Any Gentle man intending to beodtue a Candidate for either are to sig nify Ow to the Managers on or before Thursday,,the Vat Insiant. By Order, COCKS and CAMPBELL. The Ballot to con mvncti at One and close at Three o'Clock. CA PITA L ESTATES, extontive MANOR and RESIDENCE, NORFOLK. To he SOLD by AVCTION, by HOGGART and PHILLIPS, ikt the Mart, on FRIDAY, Nov. 22, at Twelve, in One Lit, rpliE very votinAble and enpitni FUEEHOLD JR- ES 'ATM, MANOR, and Manorial Rights of Sporting' over nearly 16,000 acres of Land, affording every %quiets of Wylie and fowl, together with a desirable Residence, called FELTWELL PLACE, in the parishes of St. Mary and St. Nicholas, four Miles from Brandon, on the turnpike-road to Lynn, six from Stoke, twenty T two from Newmarket, and 8.1 from London, in the county of Norfolk, the residence and propert y of dames Denton, Esq.; consisting of a well-built FamilyHons.e,eoutaininf every accommodation fora respect , able family, with extensive pleasure-irromids, gardens , and offices, and neatly 'l,OOO act es of fine arable, rich meadow ) pastore, mid wood land, the principal part lying convenient to the Mansion,. the remainder divided into West -end and the Lodge Farms, will) a superior farm-house, capital barns, and numerous out-buildings ; this very desirable property offers an investment highly important and beneficial to a purchaser ; the laud is p.ineipally of a snperoir quality, and may either be occupied by a purchaset,., or let upon most advantageous terms, the timber is chiefly of about 25 yea's' growth, ',lni ment:l and of rapid and increasing value, forming altogether a most unexceptionable property; the country abounding with game, and the soil peculiarly healthy. May he viewed, - on application to James Denton, E 4 (l , at the Mansion ; and particulars had at the Chequers, Brandon; the Bell, Thetford; the Bull, Barton-mills; the Crewn, Lynn; of Mr. Isaacson, Solicitor, Neivmartet ; at the Atiitioo Ntait ; and of Iloggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street, where a plan may be scan, . and who are,aut hurised to dispose of the Estates by Private Contract. .• .•"; ' - . , . • . Af' . ""1,:„.17, ..-... • ' f.Z.l' '' '''''?. , , Nl • r.,;,',. - ft ' Ps, '" -4 ...:-.# • S CANADA PAPERS. Canada Papers to the llth nit. have arrived.-- The Quebec Gazette of the 10th states, that the harvest in the Upper Provinces bad been got in ; the quality of the wheat good, the crop abundant. The parishes below Quebec had suffered from the weather ; the crops, deficient in quality, hit T big been taken in while green. The weather had set fn. very cold, with snow. MONTIZEAL, OCT. 5. 7 - , --On the afternoon of Saturday .last, the specie *seized on board the. Mae Champl..lin at ealo-1103t , amounting to up wards or 12,000 dollars, arrived at . his Majesty's cash-office bete, under the escort of the 19th, Light Dragoons, trout St. John's. At length we have authentic accounts relating to the expedition of Lord Selkirk ; they are very important, as many ex-parte details have been published—his taking Fort 'William by storm, making all the partners of the North-west Com pany prisoners, &c.; but the cause ot the exile-. &don has never been explained. The Canadipa Courant puts it in a. very clear point of view : Mr. Robert Semple, the Governor-General for the Hudson's Bay Company on the Red River,, to wards the close of the seir 1815, took possession ot two establishments belonging to the North , west Company, which Ia l obtruded themselves on the territory of the Hudson's 13.4 y Company. The North-west traders then altered their wine, going.into the Upper Country byeireuitons ways, by which much deity took place ; and in order to try Mr. Semple, they sent two cart loads of pro visions by the former tract in June last, with a guard of 50 It : the advance, 22 of the num , beg, fell in with one of the natives, whom they took forward with them to prevent discovery. The rear-guard passed within four miles of the settle ment : they were perceived by the Governor, and were attucked by a p a rty from the garrison, con sisting of abotit 30 soldiers : an engugemen, took place, stated on the lilth of June., Mi. Semple and.2.l of his men were killed ; the rest ot his forces returned defeated to the fort : it is on this account that the expedition of Lord Selkirk was uudertaken. The ma t iner of Lord Selkirk's con ducting the expedition we do not justify, nor in deed call we fount any opinion on the ,subject evithout further aUthentic details it ia,.hoWevet2, hot jw•tice to say, that the Heitlsoo's Bay Coto pauy have tights, and ate a chartered company ; the North ,west traders, though we believe a most re'spectable body, are only An association of mer chants. `" The Americans are : bn3ily employed in ren dering Niagara one of the strongest fortresses in the United States: On the land side they are ex tending the works•by strong redoubts ; and on the river they are constructing shelving batteries almost even with the watery which they properly call marine fortitirations. Whether these works of defence or offence intvx given rke to snspicion, in For,' George, we cannot proem! to tit' tCr ;11 I I hut we are Credibly' itrintuted, that. ILO Itetti , n . Cotronairdant has- lately become very partientar about the quit 'wbete every is to laud, nit& 1015 Itrohililtv4 British chitens houo arousing theinseives at shootin4 fishing on certain part:: of the-common betich,which has alwar, in lime of peace, been as tree to them its the air they breatlit . d. fn consequence of thli older of the Canino-irritant, Thos. itngey; and a son of the Dickson, have heel' put into confinement for anntsing hentseicei nit llrc sfirted griltnid tio public in a tithemf pe6fintori ?ware ! kVe oiol pc-et further Nititulit respupt i nit occurrente:(Morniis- Mpti ) , , ; • / oo ' [PTITC StvrtrpitcOn. SOUTH AMERICA. TICENOS AYRES, EXTRACT of A LeT TER Government has at last declared its independence, and on the 29th, 30th, and 31st of (Ilia month, the oath of allegiance: is to be taken by the people", and grand prepata• tions are now making for tlse same. This is a step this Government ought to have taken long ago, as I am afraid it is now ton late : they have let the opportunity of making themselves a free and inde. pendent nation pass ; they are now entirely dis. united, and every little town has declared itself free and independent of the Government or Buenas- Ayres. -The eastern side of the river has a long time been {roadie!) , inclined towards this Government. l'aragnay hag little or ne communication with it. Chill is taken by The Old Spaniards. The Lima nian army is dose by Salta, and the 'army trout thfs government not able to hinder it from advanc ing whenever it thinks proper : the l'ortaignese are now on their way to take the other side of the river, and their is no doubt hut In a vet) , littlo time this side will also fall. There is now a r o . mm i r of itoother Spanish expedition for this place, so that you way well imagine the state we are in. here, particularly the English, who would be very badly off. except for two,English men of war, viz. the Amphion frigate, and Hyacinth sloop of war, both of whom arrived here on the 12th hist. which. makes many people imagine that they are sent here by the English Government, purposely to pre. vent the like disturbances which happened at Ca. raccas, hen taken by General Murillo. This place, ',tumid the enemy attempt to take it, itt my orinion, will not make any defence, there be. iug no troops in the town, and the people in ge. neraLvery much disheartened. The small town. and prmioce of Santa F 6 a short tithe 44:0 do. dared itself free from this auvernment, who sent a force to reduce it to its formerohedienee,whieb failed, the whole of the troops tieing tither Lid» c ( , woothied, or taken pi isoners : a secOnd toi I a has been sent, which will iiirot likely share the same fate, as they ate now shut up in the titan of Santa Fit it itho:it ally chance of escap i ng. Ad. wird Wart has 'sent in a prize he cap. tared on het ri•sage to LiO.th ; he himself W'AS token prisoner by the Spaniards in the mantice mentioned in Tilt; tioN newspaper, but olitaintal his liberty to exchange for some. prisoners, giving op three or tutu other ptiZes that he haul talao Sini4 which. thcte, base been no tidings of him. Thia Ethel-tomtit another prize has its rived, taken by a min of the name of Taylor (whom Mr. 13. well knows), neat: the Canary )(stands : tuS yet we have no particulars concern , ing, her. EIITRACt OP A LP.TTLI: FRb , I TriE AOENT Fnit L.LoyD's AT lILIENTOS DATIM THE 26TIf OF AUGUST :- ( 4 Arrived. the Spanish three-masted 'schooner Leon, front the 1-lavannali to Cadiz, with a va. luahle cargo, taken off ,Cape St. Vincent, the 24th of June, by the Congress istivateer, titiot out at Baltimore, under Patriot colours. The Prize Muster states, that the privateer mwy bat d o ily expected here, with three other vniiiiible Spanish vessels which, ba, captured. The Motiteztima, ut 14 guns and 120 men, is ready loss sea, and will snit the first fair wind on a eruize, supposed towards Cadiz." Other advices from the same nitarter state, that in consequence of the reconciliation between' Ar.. tigas and the Govetuntent of Buena; Ayr e s, i t wa s doubted whether the Portuguese would persevere in their meditated attack. Had it mit been for the friendly overt tire frotn titienos Ayres, ArtiO% intended to deStroy the work§ of Mablo.i;tdo and. Monte Video upon the appearance of the Portu guese expedition, and to retire into the interior. The Buenos Ayres Govet 'intent hattsent him ample , supplies of cannon for the new fottitieations, ertet at both places. 'llkty cttio se ttt a forcement of troops. The Portuguese'vessels itt Monte Video had been seized by A, tigas. Jt %vat . reported that the Royalists, tinder Gencyal Pe soda, had been defeated by a tribe or inder , ndent Indians, who had espoused the cause of Buenos' Ay res . This 'favourable intelligenee was, ever, enunterhatinced by the refractory conduci of Lieut -General Diaz ireles, who threatened tt) revolt; unless he was placed at the head of tho Buenos Ayres Government. lie had 2000 troops under his command at Loxati. M ris A native o Peru, and a conslderable part of his force bast joined him in his revolt front the royal Standard. Thtise in the attual matingetnent of strait's wets resolved to resist his pretensions itt hazards. ttdditkn to the lcrocitic3 so repentedly ot late beftire the public, ttrid perpetrated by the crews of American privateers, tinder the ty,sttated. flag of the lustlfgetits olSonth America, we have to mention, that on the 23d of rtiav kit to small Rparti.h brig, bound front , tit (..;anary l j tancts for Madeira, w;is taken and plundert-11 by an iNmeri• privateer, commioded by a (.!ry(rtift riSK. Rlid kVilich 11;1;1 nailed on the 13rece.•I)le. -Ph. tie I),.ltiolore, in the I....ates. hoard ot the brig %v as 11ovonToN, of Canary, at, Ent.1,11.11 int.rehanr, who ie.ls very ill to as l'obbCil trf r tit f ittt s'ili'vt • to flit of more 111911 WON. The tuptain of tire f tie Spanish b r ig sat 10 , and of tile passengets ill treatetl, ;11,(1 de %r oiled of mote that' 20'.1000 Piper )