The Sun. — London, England, 1816-03-15 00:00:00

, IloUsE 01? COMMONS. teontinuation of thrgiroceediugs of last Night.] ••, . HUSH ELECTioNs. "A1r!1). Bitornst moved for letttie to bring in a Bill,to limit the duration of Polls in Ireland, itnil establish other regulations respecting the' election , of 'Members to set ye in Poliamenefor that country. Sir ,I,itieweoaT saM, t hatefect ions - were pro. traced to such a degree in Ireland, that-an - elec• t'ton upon which no moretban one thousand con» stittients polled was sometimes protracted to 16 ilavo. It was tiecessary, he said, to i znard against the power of rite sheriffs upon such Occasions, by . 11. cause means the return of any hody rec,ormutend:; ta by Government might be procured. Mr. W. PITEGERALD WOttlti not ple(ti,;C'billtSelf to volt, for all the provisions of the B:11. • Mr. BLAKE StOil it' was nee6sary .make au ,example of any person guilty Of such conduct es • that alluded co. . Lord CAtiTLEREMiII said, that twn evils arose irons the prekent state of Rolling ; that of precipi tat iog anti that of 14rotracting the return. lie had felt; horn thv latter himself. TIEKNEY athised the measure of • fissitola li l ting th e Lira of the two coutnties. 4.ter a few words from Mr. PI ITTIE nod Sir ' E. Pewit),: trace was given, the Bill. brought in, read it -first thou, and ordered for a second read ing,lo.-morrow. Lord PALNILIWION brought up the •Belowt of the Mutiny Bill, which watt agreed to, and the Bill ordered to be read n'third time on - Monday. D,A.2cIC.PftOPITA. GREICFELL said, from ,the nature. of the ropoAitiou which Le held in his hand, lie had -th"oghteit Would not have been necessary` for him to i have done more than have read it., and then stibmitted it to the House ; but lie undeistood • to be opptised by the Chancellor of the FAL - .cheotier, who on this, as On other occasions, Was to stand forward the unwilling, he svas con v iitced, attxiliary. of the Bank. The propositions which lie now held In his hand were precisely the same as those'submitted to the . . [louse by him on the ).3th of June last, containing it statement afaCts aS existing bet ween the Putt:foment and the Batik. When he laid these Resolutions hetore the House, it was propoied, that the Bank shouill likewise lay. Resolutions before. the House; that both 'sets of. Resolutions should be ,printed, anti that they shoold be. taken into consiJeration early during the Itreseut :Session, To these propositiowt lit: I (Mr. G.) tigteed, and in' pursuance, 0: that agtoz, meta, on an early day of the ',resent Session,' 'nrfntelV, On the lath at last month, inoveit for e:oll;thittee to inquire into the tranSaetions of the Itank with Country. • 'rhe House,rejected liis . iitotion y but he wakstili of o:iinion, I s ad the inotioo been agreed to, it wolsid harebeett he strficial to the He sfit,iild , howeveV, 'coti:tinuettleudesist,us to rocure justivefor t he Pe b • lie front the Bunk, and wits now reatlV to contend, that iwtheae tittles of diStiess the flublie , had a right, 1001. to the Batik. for assistance to the amount of tatty millions, -riot indeed,• by veil' of loan, but as a matter of tight, (anti as fishing only for what was doe from ,the Bank to Governoseut. 'After %nine, itirther firgtouttuts . , Mr, (ircllic!S pro ' posed _his first resobittoo, st,tt the advanta6e6 which ;In: tae management of thejinti,pal Oen' for die public. Tfie .CHANCELLMa tile I'.4.:Ctirattp.ti sit it, toe House had already itad three so erii,r6ol)}' ftt:t orditicusse„:, t!tt.:trauSactions het,wve!) „ . , and . the thank, and had game the subject at eboSideraule lenght tin cad) of these'oreaSioos it would not therefore be necesiotrylorhioi now, to go into then) .on. the . - present ticelrsitos. With respect to the resolution - proposed by -the . Hon. Gentleman, the suhstaisce had been akeady bt tore the House, and had received full acrd beets settled by Art of Parliament. Consider ing iiptrefore, , that fin t her diseussion,Was tioneces sary, he should move, as an amendment, that the. otlicrlarders'of,the day be trove. read._ ,• illr.'l'ti,Evt:v repeated his former argomente on • the profits of the Batik, and observed.,.tiiiiti ilte,t, was now SO 'well understood, it 'tea.; tinny( e,i sary to say much upon it. lie hel to tiptdogize; , (;tot to the Hotise indeed, but to the I....Acei party . preSent, (a latigh,'. the House thin), tuir having detained Gt:nticuleit t, Bing as' he brat done. r, Mr. S. Tomo:tort defended the conduct of the Bank, and • declared Isis opinion, that the public• were under considerable obligatious to the-Bank.: Sir J.I 4 I4 . IMPOIST Said, the Batik wet e'al , keyire- - litittint to-have Committees of the House to deal, 'with, because they felt that engaging. in stick 04atbat they might probably meet with an:equal' 'Patch; :whilst, if they bad onifa:Chal:cellor of Vmetvetsocy to dial with, they 1.1433$ i4tVityB •srertain of having toe beat a* the necessities ~of that Minister alty.ays rendered him inferior in ~* combat with the:Bank Directors-,- kle,was ~opinion, the Hoitse ought never to . leave a Mini- Jster at the mercy of the Bank, or any otleer great *shattered CoutpanYt, S..TnottnToN explained. .:The Bank had. Inver retained, or wished to NNW, the balances the,peblie against public Altthat she Bonk said trat----",,Your balances are in our 'sn}itls, and avisibible to us. Upon certain teuns. It you-can do bitter with rotit• .anincy, for Heaven's t - ; take it away ; we.do not .want to keep your 10 or. II millions, if yost .cart' make mere profit' et it than what we give you." CAsTeertesotr could not see how a Com yilityc would be ,preferable to a hitter, `would, hi its progres's thrtiu,gll_the House, afford • nil rbc oppurtuoitics ,fordiseuisiou in iti.different • • stages, that a Committee could possibly tro.;With respect to the character of the Dank, of ot;;larid, not hwg which he could . say of them cathl be considcred ,as flattering, or could add any. thin , ' to the respectability anti 'character the -11411 k of England iteld, nut only at bpme, hut with rpt of'Lurope. 111 r. iA.4ltlNW.lintiSt.StlY; ; ' 010' Sittee be ; bad the • . . • • o f a :seat 01' the 4,1111.)K. Intl:CW.ly 'he had nttattr witn'esieff tiny thing pass there,whi c h could **he tititliit t atted,inta i s.polifiettl put lality, With - ro , peet to the sigreeinent bet Wea:o the fl an k _ tm d iovessitlieut, now the subject of diecussiot4 Ito . 411 \0 IV OR .• - SiOn, and Silt ieet to the contronl Varlitunent. Mr:11,01)41.1113LEY tild not see any reasain what tyer for the nrpointment of a Cnonnittee on the present occasion. lle was one of those who highly (lssapprnvrd of thete continual attacks ttpon the ilank, which *night in time be prodoctive of the. most serious evil, by Itriv'ng front the Directory those highly.honottrable men who were at present in it, and intendtteing persons of inferior' charac ter and importance, In .hir. ,opiniott, it gre. - it variety of facts told transaetion s he brought forward, erhieh Would prove'the - extivine of the Rank in its dealing with the Ptti4le. Ott the whole, tee wttri perfectly vkilisfiet: with the conduct ()Ohl:, Bank, aud should t beret ore vote agains(the !notion. Nlr. S'WAN %vas of the sante oft;ttion. Air. MARRYA're was ot, opini4so, that a vsterit As regarded theh4Losees of tie monics iu the hand's of tile might he adoiaed, which would prove highly ativanta n geos to the public, bit! this enuld only be dotte,by the tioase itit .0 conimittee. Mr. GRP:NH:A.I, replied. After a fete words trot Mr. Foils , the Amenti tneut for going fo,the otheroetter3 of the day WaS agrced to Without a division. The II part of the f.leS•oitttions of the Commit tee on the American Convention wps• brought up and read. Mr. 11.N.RiNG and Sir J. NEwronT objected to t! !e. Ilesultvion, piaci Ainericitil kind uriltsu ves sels the same foundation. Mr. ItosE and Mr. RoßiNsox defended the The Resolutions were then agreed to, and a Bill ordered_accordin , ly. The House'then`weut into a Connnittee on the Munk Attypner BM. _ts the clause for nilowin'it intere,t to the Ban 111 r. thttod:r.t.t: that no intcrvst should be Hflok,k ed. The dame wns then postponekhy conent of theeorninittce. 19r. oppoi,ed another .Clause fir af fording interest to the Hank for titoney retained iu 11; hand ,s, of that Conti :lay. 'llle C4ANCKLLOR (li,tile L curcamt contend that qie , profiti of thq B ink for public money retained in it Ii ink in time of petiet,:,.(llllA be 14;53 t ill time of war. • , M.",l'irnseY said, tliat this was a mere bargain `betty-veil the Chancelltvr of the Exelietpier and the liatik of -England. The Chancellor of the.,F4'4 "chequer bad, by s‘veetness of hip temper, re• conelled the Bank tetaining an interest of 20,00t1. a r for Wkich the Bank had Ito legal charge on • the Public. Unleis lie was obliged to it,..the Chancellor of the L;xchetrier, he was cunivity:ed, ithht his ivotiwtt goodnetis of: heart, would•not have saddled the country with this additional I)tirtiett., CHASCELI.Ott of the EXCuT.4ltalt the inirgain he hail wade with the Bank., liy winch lie belici•eit' thin •a•kizio ftir t-his' year would . be 'obviated:. "v("as'lt - tie' tlrere tvere others teonld ontlert;ilte the ttiatiakettient of this part. of the money ; but in whOic . lid;tillS could it . 1)1. „.. lir, 11,kiti No th:it the . llault Ii td given 1111 r . three Wii4put iiitt;ret 10' the nintie, and iii . ietwa:ik the of eleven at the lutereit of p. I Ceiit. (;;lENry.t.i.argii4 that nnthing took place at illy tmit , il)e Batik t.';' , .nn'ter, 17, - air,znt that. Body (1 . t . hlic of 'too:ley left: in Elie of 'tie , , . V. .ViIZGEAM.D Trerell4,(lt4e Cogl,trael et) the the'Pohlie: (V IS lic'd io. • kftp,v i( the thaiieellor ctf t1;1.• Li) t 4 ke adv tit itage of the ti tick: j):ittit . Di hi! cIiANCeI,I,O:: Of the EXCOECtugn 'thonglit 11.4 t tite tit to retain in theirintonls were unclaimed ; 'and tt!tit Abuse dividend* "whielp b.en for a Certain. num ber ye,trs unehtinten, should lye pAithlver to the Cornirti.,s,otters (Jf the Natinual Dcht. At present, itc thottglit these tecre ittetely biltincts Thitc . Wa, It Itis for .ntore,partieuhr finvetission,, than on ft ques loo w io.re etlt . oceaiionA biLiance _might. appear in favt , or tbv SO-114e lot titer observations from:Mr. TtEit- NEI' a of MAterity, quE,NrELL wiclinvew utotion, that 110 interesl sboulti be paid by the Pubj:e for the 1;4 os ativitocts, , Tlity thvo went- through the Cotrunictee, and Ole IZuport. Vi4S oUkted to be receivetl to morrow. . , . Air. u a Bill' for seeming the Purity of fliec:ion in the I.l4trongt) Helistoo afretti tew wortii•from Mr. D. CADDY and Mr.SwAN, was ta(' e a fist time, and. ordereil to be read a second time Ott this'tlay AL Twelve o'Clock: LATE EARL OF BUCKINGHAMSHIM The Will of the late Earl of llucKistonAat - , solar wai proved Do Commons, oms oi. !tie '7th instant, by his relict the Right lion. Eleanor Agnes, I)owager emintes's of ittiekilighinii,lavie, the sUle ex,Fetitrix, It is dated 2d September, 1814. The pers.iim estt g e is sworn under 60,000/. The freehuld,estate IVelkboutne,iii the county rif Lincoln, ,(s - illairct to a mortagage of 12;0604.) is devised to the.feliet s life, and after her , death to go with the oilier real, estates, at Noctott and Dunstan in the s,one county, which are entailed ..tipon his citildrL t itt succession, in the nanalmnit net.. 'They are state(' to be subject to mortgages; and two annuities.nt 1251. each are charged npnu them and LespeatileA to Charles Robert John and ileury,Ellis, both of India. It'is di reefetl that the jointure charge() upon the Earl's real estate, in &emir of his mother, Contifels of Bockitt-hainshire hhali 'he paid out of the estate atlislocton only, and, that the hourne,eitate shall be wholly free from it., The leasehold" house in lialujitou Place, and Fitzroy farm, near liighgate (leAschold), anti the residue, are also given to the relief are very few other. legacits,-- 1 1wo sums of 2,4i001.' each are *lux left .:the saiti'Chitties,llobert John Alm, sad Flenr • , . - 11MSOLirt lON T STATICS - OP 410Ritrilt ittSPNCT•• IN r; THE AnmitslisTroitititi t IfTrIticIJTQDOs, itt CA V. ILLNcEs OF 'T`ItE ICING., co4formity of what ,the States ;4 ,Sweders: had tkereed i'tt the i)iet'at Orebro el' sed the,lB:Lt 01Augost, 1812, it was tesolred by the Ex-tranr dinitry Storthing, wider dare of the l'i'tlr'N ., )•vent• her last, that his Royisl IliOvirss the Crown Prince Charles John, until the rtext Stor:hing had ticket" a ne•atTr determination, should, iri ttssetif littrilltsess 4) hib illitiesty, also have the`kiiircrn trrent.oLiNorway. with-the same rieliti,thsts,--ac cording to the,Cowititution,.helong MAjes ty ; which resolution, aftert:r.ro,hati heel) grg tinusly sAnctioned. In consequence of these Itesolittions, the Orili. intryj.°Nitorthing 110 W, wim..mbled ( k its:, tinder the 2d of this month, decreed, ap follows: " Vcliereas the Lxtraordiniiry Stottbing, wider the 17th of Nov. 181.1; hit reVolved tit4it his Royal . 141ghttess the Crown - Prince; until the tie-it-781'ot thing might nearer,determine the .caseyshoold, tinting the illness of the Icing, upon hitn3.!lf the government,' v,ith all the rights th.it, itccurt:- Ing 'to the Constitution of Norvay, bcl,tll4 . to the ; it is lieteby,nearer determined; ,thlit his Royal Ilighttesi the Clown Prince Chttrles Joint, inn ease of theillouss of his INl t tiesty the King, is notitoriztql to take 11;nm himself the government . , with all the tight* Which, ttecortling-ukthe Con stitution of Norway, belong to the King." The Norwegian nation and its representatives n o w assembled nomish no warmer %visite:: than that Providence may still in a long series of yesrs grata his Majesty undisturbed health.;.'but as W... ;less, alas 1 , may . reach,evcry mortal, 101q . t.1 this, un der all circumstances, unlwinty event, w., en it happened to his 'Majesty, would stillniOre increase this misfortlinc, thc:NorWegian nation, if the royal anthority. in that ettse• Were Hot to tlie prosent C:ro‘vn Prince of the two iiingthr.os ; the (eprescotatives 'should not he ‘vorilty of the CUlltitlence:Which time natiow have bestowed upon thein, if they did not ccintribute what tLey could to the placing of the helm of government in the hands of the abovt::-Mentitined iilustiltius Prince, standing near tho, throne radianytf; so 001t1 sig nal iinalitiei; he Mournful (nettSion :il4- je*ty being unt6le frijol to 'theca' it hint self. The Stprthirig, therefore, dare, wit% the best confidence, sOlicit the'graciotts ttitetion of his Ma je4ty . tri'llie.tilitive-mentioned re3aition. - - .1- at ho Ortlinmy Diet of N aotwdy,l)to. ", 1813. wall. the reixrtsent:itives. CHRIS (P: T.) President. Sanctiotird by his ?Majesty the Junuary.imie. 'RAM BECE, S'ecrttaire. COURT OF CHS,NCERY MARCH 14: • I.AwLIIII. • infdttua his Lordship that tarti. Clisl3esuptuu-(4lsts- WAS prieseut in Court) had pro'" cceded to4bans ffr the purpose pf sevyiug :Jo .. Ues with it: s e:Order Cotirt, but itai! tiot stle" ; his lather intortisid his .Lorilship 'he Iros it) Hoopstsire ur pret slut sitar It : 6eyitmor ,pitt,e4 iss his (Isis : son's) Solicitor. .No 4, tices '4A it ` Ureter _(lsis luta been served tin lisiin whiels. - perhaps, tulfzlst' not 'he ileeniesl tient, ; he therefore pr,sysvil fur a fit.sli Oyster 10 hii test plate- of resideueti or .personal seXvic9 , , where he coma be - - SAVIN(S •BA.,NKS. A .....—... . I,' ...... . Beet in . was hrl I MI flt ' I i lOf .... ( a)ist at ,bliSliingili Thad: ell* "louse, far the purpose ofesnibinsi.. Sorings•Bahk in the Western part of the Nietrot* polis, for the,benefit of the }about ing. classes. 'fbe Duke of Somerset, Who was in the Chiiir ibe busi , :es of the Meeting , a ffit 14144 tiatedvri the beneficial'elfects which t he p ropose/.A ltwitutiou was fitted to produce on the cl:aptc.,to • and Con!tilian o f the*ht+Vtl orders, and on th Utical stfyinitages which would result from 1114 j gerterahlitfusion of the system of Savings Bank., Lord Spencer, Mr2Rose,,,Mr.Wilt'e tt. ' ,rceft r s ; l l ),,b, o tsie t t l lt i ti e yp r ts : tot l pt e )p n o t % l ‘r. e ta n es i t i i •: )t i ph : e : r h lne o r: n ali t si t tlii e ur t e l::::: MAitint Si* Titomas Bernard, Mr. ( P lf re i s li c : l es7l:) i r i t e m purpose f the bank ; ttl ttlet' contributed for illots : bat b itti e esp t , t t e ic r te i ls t:g thecondition et -hse:titillienosftini2e was brnn~;bt,tott~trOf stability to the Instiintion. .HtLEAsT S VttiN 8ANK.....-Ningh Were vreeeti on Fiday erefting, Iron' Cil ' fnr nine ru s t de ors, 781. r 111„king jiie total rei , ee.ipts, it: :tine nights„ amount to , one thu ` 44l e !t r tint fc,ur'pohnds n'sneteen'shillings and mo rn ( a 1 • CO cOilitt4i!itt SA.VIINGS 'BANt."*""'At the "„ t t i l lo ottenin:4 the, • 211 init. Oat sum of 561. (.). 2d. c i d era i n e SaVitl4S, fifiv depOsitors: , n ight ti4t4':lflit , SAVINGS BANK..---00 the . 11 i• for receiving' deposits, .thirty-severe contribaw_. the.Bßuk.l.6/.31..1d. The total sola.t` cened trounts to 1781: I is. 2,1. Boxitio.—A match took plAre yeOtrall Ct'ionlbe Warren, inn 24 feet square. for °. s i u e r t) '; sci-iption purse of ten guineaS, bet ween rE Buck, for whoth hive at present 0 0 t name, and Buicher,Ahe• 'navigator. The sto'%„, were piiver and,:Ylielton for Botcher, and boos and It. Thele for . tae Black.—flett ing 4 end 2 to I on the Wadi". There Were ''' ve . f j ; hard-Wight rntinds.' The: Navigator vr 4 O f length "taken off the grn;nid, by threctiPn m t ,j l .o umpires, as another round or twn provetl.dangerous. The battle lasted 4711"':1,1: and 43 rounds were fought. .The'lliack it'' ed % lenged any White.--Croctiey, the Knightsbridge 11 . hrehrright o some filloe , 3li noet ;PPl t ' t i lt 4 the :4 ? .i t it..ll hef s ci e ec u s llh o 'r a o ttl k was for a purse.-5 ittill &Co 4. 04 i-" c4eY ,Of third and good battle 'toitk place hetwon "";%. a no note. . Tbe spans of the day cl` ) " 3 " 1 . ', ) - I 0 fight between two horses in carts, tied to'i4e i t ?'; ' f ik t the road ;—they hit and kicked each ia tile : it ii five minutes, in t h e k h seuce a t heir itta -- . e v e l broke the vehicles in pieces, awl the hi 4 " l g s , id; 1 0 i even harder than . had been felt on the " 1 blugd during the day.. I ti a Cal i The case of the students of the East - ,. ic alf lege, s<d c i to be 'traversed, was unc4,),..ers I : brought forward' on Friday at licrtfort , 7 t o there was no bill found against than by the (r ` 1 4 11 .. I.3ury.—Three prisoners, viz. James lit ' eal : a : L i - oil Ana° Pique, and Joseph Pique, Were execol--0 Mimtlay - inortiittg at Wincheiter, for m urjef re' Northampton, three prisoners condemned, ha Northampton, grieved---at Buckingham, four were capitttgl G . I Tictcti, and afterwards reprieied. ii. n ti 4 ' IThe light and flag fornierly I H arbour, directing vessels upon entering Aher",, - v at what is commOuly called the V irot . ileati on the Nola: pier, were on FridAY r e--n . l° a• i t to-the point of the new extension 61 i" l', l „,i r 'le hoisted for 6.- Are ,' 1 .stance of about':itifk yards ftsrther out)* ''' I they will be hoisted as formerly. . , , .. r . h , king Ott Settniday, the w!inkitiew e mploy -cif i" -1 0 . 11 nut the foundation of the' new jail, C 3} , t° 4 . 1 , 1 i l b; ratiiibAirgif l , Vitale,' U 101 l aft aperture of :-' b r ats.', -g 1. 1 4 fr et, and 11, in - cep, composed oi f S i stones, ruddy joinei , - on wining the to' ncs () „t s full-grown human' figure, biaddled together' . his Cm I.depth of nine leer - froth 'the surface. ,flie voila iwere tiePosit(l'd in flit:adjoining eeinetrY• 1 COAL ARIIKT:T. StAlto; 13. Ship* at Sixrket. Ships 5u'.41. 0 ?rite; in 46 4 . Iti , :wc..vitie. Suntt.tinsd .. , 431WI'Li5. 11,1"1 ,°''' - a r 3 gO'! 1 "( On tq 7th nst. the liot. !It 3. Peter La 1...-ttet h y, Nirs i . Asiihn r wife of Mr. John A s hlia, Or' , ' e ..:feli First i, near Sriishi - 7 at the raitrateed a rof 7 : 64 2' th niplaff deliver. ei of twin female chiArett i vriticbr wits '- are ti3;ely to do wel!,—(l'stitoi i',:r-,..) , AMELIICA AND ALGUAS. , . The American Odieer to Whorls we yesterday ;dialled, has written lunne frOm.Port Mahon on the subFet, and tells his story as follows :---That on their arrival off Algiers„on the 4.th November, Mr, Atneriean Con'sul, came off from the . sliore and infornted them,' that 'We - Regency . was very lavourabiy dispOsea ti) the Americans, but that the Dey hinisef .had expressed, his greet disWtisfaetion at theltrize brig not being return- ett, as Commodore- Decatur had' pr. mise& Mai. The. Day Was the more hint on tire % oceasion, as he had made more lavottrahle,peade with Ame rii.na than, any of his prctlecessura had ever ma:le before with any Christian power. The Dey for ther observed,- that the people' Were not 'altoge ther satisfied at the terms of the peace, mid that, a l be was young upon Ate thtime, the restoration themavit prizes - was absolutely' neCessary to his popularity : that he hatt faithfully observed and ekeeuted all that part of. the treaty - whibh related to himself : that although the .restoration of the two vessels was nOt a tipeeffiCatiOn in the trea—v, - vet he &Optic/deal etfmthollore Decatur's pledge to restore theM as sacred as if it had been ; ami ihat he:- seas truly toothiAed, aster a lapse of four or five months, that Mr. Shater could give bum no tittisfactory answer whether the brig was to be reStored or not, or why she was, with ber crew, detained at Catthagena. Oa the part- of the naval offieer of the Uhite'd States,: be affirtits, that true it is, and strange ::s it toy appear, Conn - nod. Decatur sailed hon. Cirtliagena loy Cie Sg*tes, with emit communicati, ,,, with the Ainerican Cen4nl'at • klgiers tin 04e stil.7jeet, although he hail presaged his word of honour to do so, and was iii rite very port where. the brigs were detained. The Miner fUrther 'av , ,!ri 'in; ut riiet,,thitt v . ,ben the:Der - was: about to sign the treaty . , hey nhjeetedirritbout the Foror m i ou o f th e b r i g s :• the t:ottanotlOre did not object ; -hot nut :rushing to make any albision in the treaty', be martt the promise to do sti,notwitir 7 standing, on his word ,of honour, ,anti that the vessels slioaldbX ffctivt.!red at Algiers in their pre sent situation, • One of the vessels the Spaniards,. it secias, afterwards gave up, but 'the'other they r( (used to Ait ITC other. The Algerines contintdd dissatisfied, and em rupture with America was von &were,' juevitabk. Some .squobbling had also taken place bet wct.-.1 the At)tericitis aud gptin't-Artts respeettnic-tlie tletentioh trfthe Algerine vessel .1 A. SWINDLER. ! - . ----.........- i „ NI NitTt IS D. . ,ft.ntritt; ! (lo tiir Gth in‘t. Waltrr Gi eillain. Ertl. Physician. 1 .7 gg. ', ' `,: ss Ileirii Gray, uldot, d,.ogLter of Void fir. i 4 ~,i,. 9 - 0 04. ' , the !Ith inst. fit Bt..ltinies'r,riorlielc-Itlthe, Mr. doo ffr. : I ~ jun. ut OW liro t sl.streit o .to ,Eli2atreiti;.4l.Jo.- `f ,' 41 r. 3:-i,:: ( - it ittr, Upper "flianir,strre,U - ' _.;,io A few days. since a young- tnan, - respectablv dressed, called nt the (rouse of Mrs.rox, in Adam street, Adeli • thi', and agreed' for tollgings for hilit ikli and servant, ett 31. a wets ,• He ordered fires to- air, the rooms, . and other preparations to be made, as he ,§l;(l.he should sleep there that night;'l he "had but just arrived front Ireland, "end hart rio t ; , , . ' f ----"--!----".--;- )tEI). ';'" fie time to . give a reference, but ►paid a week in ad- 1 vance with 4. Al. not., and took 21, - in change. Thu 51. note purported to he of tlie - Bank of ire Bettie, sou , 1 ag. o e, n ,% t i l ; i 7in t i t a t c h vinuastl..,,aits.Ll:44.7tigt;rl-I_,,oin.fren,uicnot:lglet4tll).7.,l ;ieicilito'ff : ti.,tigt,ter anti co-lit:irk-a at 04 Lerd-Vc.'! Geotge Earl rf Unelsititthattfiblee, ' , ~.„,„n o tl!!.. land, Exeter, ► Soinerset, nod Bath - yAM _____ ~._...3 - i 011 M4liimy Iwt, at tier hoe in Lower 7' l 4,,i i ittits , " able in London' by Sir _Edward O'Bryett, Price ; at the advanevinge of 91, tilt.; Dotvefer• 1 - 41 ' 11 1 ) rl. Stinj Seremnnibi _l nd C° ' - ' i " klf a 1 Dd• i t i juve el ILte tale ticucral :.;ir ituheAt ilatailtatt ,- . tut an! * : . - lir; fla '" 8 h t i o . ° 1 re -p ace, e tort,- i j ,, -f. -. 1 , - 0 . - t old n -In 1.).), - ' , ' t - square. 4.No!ottgets went to the house of Mrs i f ) 1‘ t l .e ;t1 "1 /i d '1 ' r 'ii it , e t 43tti Ittqin'e"-' ‘ 1 ' ''', F . ux ; and . the follOurhig dayfound 1 1 peen • r .. c ",: e r '! e i ,',, I r i lr ,,, ftr ' 41"" . . „ If,. sitesite ti, • ..,.. " 4 `" 1- `"'" —43 *** I"i"" t a ut -4e- a , , ect Ot k VidO d° giVi Wiled 'tint n f her 21. -as there was : no such bVtic icstmlay, at tlz:.Mitattr•liullie, 1,19 . e c " . ......,,t i ; . l iie i .., 0 ift Alfre&place as the " te.describp4. ~,L , L. _,... , Wp!!iivr, i tpe elet l i : ateit . ...Act!osro:n , , , , : t . t , l:L i %i ther , -,,,t 1 , :1 1 . 1., , l or d e r o ic sq_ t ....l ,-, _ i _ . . ~.., -- .J_ ' fire ..a! rr i on *1 t cle.l)ltit . " . e . r .. 4t : i . no ~ ,t41, 1; :o . „ - u j I , y h fv ,_ , 1 Lit. vng.. in the Strand, - -has .4tety 1 r4a.iterp.a , od-wgir`"`Y ^ l ' l ' 4I " .11 "' ----- r been defranded with sintihtt notes ; ithil the are i ''"*" 7-4.-4 '" . — " "..."*"..".".....".1 - --7— ' ..;----14; ' ; ' 7' rl4 f431:j()11' - ,„ . ~ the ainre" that 'ii Aiii, men , e n ili mg he r se lf L,„„h r i 1,:rk;00:1,7: . Prria- , :d Ilr J—li•( A' '''.' :, - 4 1 . ;;; I :s. of o rt ior .Vrice, vpss,detected in utterini .fti .1 • 1 • ' kulni3. mid tililitishiqi ',, W• A' ' f '' ef t. Afl C ' 4,, , rvidie t-she was 1 - -, ... v , $11* • s ; r :4 Fl,t : *,,, ~4 04 cf #9 14144 U l 4e 8 0 1 . )111 . niitted f'itl4 l . l 9vr*strwiet Oace. I al at ctlts h :O s r t ti r ttr i e ldo ri tt t‘ so' ' CP . u . st'inuAit" . "' ' uust-4c 3" ...