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NiticH 1 3' ern !Is tut may be %Ming to Cootrnc,l • C4 l'Clayinz this Hospital with Five Hundred Sachs "tfsay deliver in their Proposals totl 7 te Directors • tlpr 441 ' 1 at this More, on SA , . L Ito , the 41. '"P l eltAlvt ensuing, at Eleven ()Thick in the Fore ,'bett IMO in the mean time be furnished with Forms of Pro ` ti 4 ki, 143 acquainted with further particnlars, by inquir ny at ' 16 • S trward t s Office here. l e i IC:9 Proposals will be received after The boor afore oiltidit"r will any he attended to that are not agreeable to the acuratzt nor unless the Parties personally attend. TEAST INDIA HOUSE, September 1,1819. I' COURT of DI TIRCTORS of the UNIT EDtro COMPANY of NIFItCH ANTS of ENGLAN D v i , h4t l NG to th e EAST INDIES, d o h e reby give Notice, 01,11 1 , GENERAL COURT- of the saiti C OMPA N Y held at their Holm!, in Leaden!iall-street, on WED 7L'AY' the 12th April 1820, fur the ELECTION of SIX ~IEECTOES fur Four Years„ JOSEPH DART, Secretary, I ' l erv.4 rt I:VG-OFF 1,;, July 20, 1819. Comm ISSIONERS for VICTUALLING • tu 31 . - LIES7I"S do herehy give Notice, ✓ rue *dar, fht 14th of Septemiter next, they will be t; " t° ""ive Tenders in wri'inz (vatted up), and treat .I . or , !1 N prim e ISI! BEEF and PORK, not exceeding tlrrl. 4 : 4( Kregate twelne tho , sand Tierces of each .S'pecies, to jPri the' r,,„1„4 .Benson; one-eighth part thereof to he 114. 4'4 ll ' 40 11 . Poi,ehronx, six-eighth parts in Tierces, nod 5tH-tithth part in Barrels; to lie delirered Pt y 4 Al" sitSle.t 74.1 sin Mpg Stores at Deptford, Portsmouth, ": ° ! l4 N. , nail Corp, fie sods p,•oio,rtions MS Skill hereafter be ~etir"?' " 4 by the periods un dermentioned, vi:. b o:::third p art of the whole letr the 14/ h Fehrnarq, ih 'r 4 part more lea the 15.°4 .Iprtl, B,c, ( " • tke remaining third port ley the alit Mn,,, , 0 Oft,„ Pmrl by ilia!, payable without Interest, sixty days t . .S • "editions o f t h e C on t rac t mao .be seen at the e•cre ,:r?f'• .' I r)(N re, at this og, ; or by apploing le; 21Ir. J. 11'. Mut t,* 44 . 4 -Tfltt foe'tite 17e Pnallin e g at Cork; to the Collectors Cuit , ans at Limerick, Belfast, Xerary, and se ."I:4rd ; and to Ike Secretary to the Postmaster-General r e.pectivetti. 1 1 . 14 , 1 ""ter A C a trio. quantile than rive littnelred Tierces Q, ;c:inu! tire linneereet 'Pierced 0 . 1 Pork, will lie admit/01, 1. • i k ei rf , tord lr r hod to any Tender in which the Priers • 4°l 6, inserted. in Worttv at,traTth, or that shall " 6 r /et 17'rreet to the Bowl/ ;More tine,o'Clock on the said, b.h. _ a" ' 14 ' 14th of S•plemher next ; nor unless the Person the Tender, or se.me Person on his behalf, al , answ er rafted Inr• qty .I.fo ch 7 • "'ter mica' utio he accompanied by a Letter signeo Ole p„ glB77° '"il.ft Persons, engaging to became &wind wi/11 —, 4,4.`/I tr adcri,i 4 r, in the Penal Sam of 1.14 per Cent. on "ill 'f"lhe elate nerfor illfiffee . leContract . GREAT FOREST OF BIIECKNOCK. thtth e To BE SOLI) BY TENDER, to 1 /th Day of October next, at Two o'Cloel: in the . Af- Ira rl-°"1-1, heft; • i less ‘'s Cum Atisiiim,rs of Woods, 4. '*iits, I ' 1- .% • 4- their Office, in Whitehall lid Laud stevritue,., at Are, LLOTIIENT of OPEN and UN - %I: 743 . 0 5F.1) 1..1ND, situate “ti the 1;!:E tht !tit EckNocK. i n the County of ritecktiock , Itie;,111le Alhitin e nt to the pine's Most Excellent Majc,ty in • 1) r , I lia Crown coot:ileum: 'WU t 4 • 0'" with Alan, ma,' loud at 1114 Ma• Is 1i . ( , )11 ie , • of Wood; Ste. in. Wititehan' lac e; of .Ir. Brecon - an 4 of Mr. I)eit9l,S.;ithanipto n °1".10,, situai'e, after the 6th day of Septcnther PUBLECATION . S. nUi r -1 111E'S GRAIINIAR. ap, 'fliis day WAS it4 l - '4ree eithime. medium aro. the Trventy•-third Edition, truni mi t ' i h t " with an liaise orW 6rt sit MapC, accurately drawn A 141 ' 0 Sitt:Yll, pl ice IG G. boards, • r, - "Gli A 1 2 14 . 1„ HISTORICAL , and t-th.-.‘,4,NlElici GR. 301 MAraid kiting the prese , tit i W'r"ad• which are added, f:engraphis...3 h" their " ' I " 4 Names el , ' Places nlphabetally 'Fsl4Latitsi unigitildes : 11. A am° of •, rt " ; V tAke ini iinry •. i ll!. .A - "tt r"lr l'al*le Frentc, from the treat ion to the ie. P : 4 %4, "s 4V. An Obituary of eminent aad illustrious GUTEIRIE, Esq. Ast, L "trat e .. n tiontic W al Part ILLIANI M Eby JAS FERGUSON, F.R.S. With a coerce* set of Man engraves)tom Malts, f recent obsei•vittiors . , we 1 MI-thi r d Ed it i on, stu dious y re vised and carefully r •qf - ThPeintl Genet-nulls . 01101111 re 'I high de ‘er t rcsat • • • which it has pre ;llion lit its nest apearance. . ire ..1 1 , 11 the suh.equent editions, and which t not forfeit 111 the present. The Prom ieto) s, in 'hat the present elfin') . will he found to rossess — ' 1.41 1% " t• in as the old matter has lie, , :!r" p ublic - "PP .) )", I"; carefully retrenched t"4 of -•1 diligent ly 1ft,141.1; KM s•rrun i sins or red {ant. _ considerable 11 .H .1 - ntw 'natter has liern in order to ac •-•:...a1 Q 0 1 ... 1. "'mit to the more advanced state of ge"g" - ~ f sci ence and to 't o information respecting soy .!I lttl ' f- t" ' W orld, it ion the all industry of insolent 15..1 throse:i any additional an i:1 interesting light. i„'w inform. . L ll gleaned from all j tri er , .1 tun tuts been ensoora Y 'at,. ,s tet: could b e foolish A more lei feet and ace ll', :1:i Isll7l";:t.ilip;roe,enr: led; t 11 " nd nn ' I s i l i p " e t ri ' i l ie nli to n a o li e s x i i i P )7l c at the cs e ip ) iii e u r siie li s s s of its contents and in the N: i t o .' fo r F. J . lli ,, impon 3 . 001 1 01 ; W. Clarke I .Octl - .1 laties • Scatcherd and Letterman; 1) . ;; ; 'it. l(•:" i lllfr, Its Orsue Jrnd Rroan; Lack . is l igt n o o n oi, a e r r id , rikry.y, mkt cu.; Join; Noon •• , 0 : A 14 , 1; "nd E. Williams!: L. Sclioley ; .1. A , Tellte ; f . l exie. ) J. ;o'o on ; Cradock, and Joy ek i L "ownotl, Neely, istist'Jones; Du^c 3 - I h . 441 anti II an Whittaker whitl,; ; Reynolds : lit ' (e.. -.. - " vhi 's and Sitopkisi and 'Marshall-,'Marshall-, London : -)". V"rk ; ling and Slade, Edinburgh. bed separate.. , - half-bound, * wsor , .otad, s t , itte laker. ant i c THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER '2, 1819. PUBLICATIONS. rHE QUARTERLY REVIEW. No. XLII. will. BE lq:BLISIIED IN A FEW n.‘ys. Printed.for JuHN MURRAY, Albrmarle-crert. EXCURSIONS THROUGH ENGLAND, &c. This Day were published, No. I. Of the Excursions in Stirrer, (Sicilia N0. .7 of the Ex , enrsions thronah England), with Eight Enaravinas, price gs. 6d. lanto. or 4s. DVilly Bvu. to be comprised iu 12 Mont hly.Numhers, I - 11 'CUM the COUNTY of A St:II.IIEY, comprising Descriptions of the Itr•idences of the Nobility and Gvtitrv, Remains o' Antiquity, and every other must ifit,restiog (*re of Curiosity. Edited by THOMAS CltO \I W ELL. Illustrated with 100 Engravings. London : Printed for Lonaman, Hurst, Errs, Orme, and Bruwn ; .1. Greia, Back Raml, Islington ; and I'. Youngman, Witham, and Maldon, Essex. Of whom may lie had. just published, EX( URSIONS in ESSEX, SUFFOLK, and NORFOLK ; each in 2 Vole. with 100 EngravUlas, Plans of Timus, and County Maps, royal Ifsitin. 11. 10s. decoy Bvo. 41. Ss. or on super royal Bro. with India Proof Plates, to. Gs. boards. EXCURSIONS in IRELAND, NI/S. 1,4. and 3, with 8 Plates, each, prier is. 6d. Ism o. or 4s. deinv Svo. EXCURSIONS in KENT, No. I. with 8 Plates, price 2s. G.I. royal 18mo. or 4s. 41roly couNT-r moGR.u4I-IY, No. Lof Suffolk and Norfolk, each containing 8. Poitraiis i royal ISiuu. price 2s. 6d. or demy Bvo. 4s. I It E A N DINNUft "rq Slit 'WILLIAM SCOTT. On Thursday last, about' 70 of the . Merchants Anti Gentlemen of Newea - Sile gave a splendid (limier to Sir :t iLLiast SCOTT, Chief' Judge of the AdMir 4lsy Coml. &c. lii the ‘ourse of the evening Sir Ttromas litiatroN rose, 2Tiiobierveit, that lie had to propose a toast io the company, which he knew Woolf! be (bank by 411 wills hew felt sat istactiou lie was only soil} , that he could lint give it the iipoire it deSei vett." They were all acAporinteri o wills the merits and abilities of their 'OWII3IIOO, Sir WILLIAM SCOTT, whose 41e- Cisiolll bait been acknirwledged to be more as the wisdom which dictated dorm was greater than that of any other person in a similar situa tion in any part of Europe. AS be was eminent At a Judge, so he was celebrated as a Statestnao, in which character he had adwaYs distinguished himself as an able Advocate 'for the Laws and Rights of this Country. Sir TuottAs concluded by proposing the health of Sir Wict.tam SCOTT, nhich - seas drank with. three times three, and great aiwlanse. Sir WILLIa.st SCOTT then rose, and addressed the company as follows : " Mr. Chairman and Gentlemen—l return my thanks to this company for the honour they have done me in Oriuking my health, and to Ilse man for the handsome manner in which Le has ptoposed it. " It is, Gentlemen, hardly necessary for me to assure you, that during the many years of absence I rom my native country, I hAve always fondly cherished the wish of revisiting it ;—every cir cumstance that could induce and confirm such a wish, has given birth and strength to it in my breast ; the remembrance of the scenes of my youth, the affection Ot relations anal friends whom I liLlily value, the kindness which I have uni tornily experienced from the gentlemen of this to 4 it and neighbourhood, upon every occasion in which kindness could he sliewn, would have left me a man ii,sensible to all natural and ho• nournhle feelings, it I had not entertained a wish to tevisit a country to which I Hitt attracted by so in.iny powerful calls. Even mere curiosity itsclf %% as not without its influence ; I could not but feel the desire of viewing the alterations which such a series of years had produced in a country most likely to be active its adopting and t vending all the improvements of modern limes, from its possessing the most ample materials for such a beneficial impose. Its native wealth on the sur face, and still more its the interior of its soil ; its facilities of maritime commerce, the industry of its geneial popuktion, and the intelligence of numerous individuals in its higher classes, opened to me a prospect which promised a high gratifica tion in the view of their results. In none of these anticipations have I been disappointed—l have been amply gratified. I would have used a still stronger expression if any occurred to me that could more adequately express my fetlings. But it is impossible for me to describe with stifficient strengthoof words the satisfaction I have received from the many demonstrations of public andpri vate kindness that have been offered to t»e ; and I should be unpardonable it 1 did not use thepre sent opportunity of thanking you for the spltudid instance of kindness with which I am honoured ou this clay; in one respect, I can assure you I re ceive it properly, in asciihing it much more 10 your partiality than to any pretensions of my " With respect to general improvements, the gratification 1 have received is not less : I see an excellent system of agriculture established, and many tracts which I remember as wild and unpro ductive wastes,now highly cultivated antltertilised ; :1 sae numerous manufactories for various purposes Of unlit y and elegance couducted with success; and what is still better, 1 see a numerous population happily, and, nitwit to its comfort, busily employ ed in the occupations that helong to both see the town enlarged and enlarging itself in various directions, and opened ont to great advantage in its commonications, with crowded warehouses and splendid. shops, offering at hand all the ac commodations of polished life ; ins numerous habitations rising in every quarter of the neigh bout hood, fitted for every desctiptiou of inhabi tant, with convenience, and many with elegance. lie short, I see with pleasure every indication of in creasiog prosperity—of a fair and honest' ;Hove- City; that' distributes its blessings through every ckiss. (11 , the couttuuni,ty, in proper measure and deeree l and dispenses its comforts to the cottage of the ; labourer as well as to the mansiou of the great ,teat-fa •prosperity the inure valuable. as it it the blessing of-I-leaven opon the joint contribit tions,ot, the higher classes, flout the resources of their wealth, their science, and' their skill, and of the lower classes, trout theit habits of regular and persevering industry, and of peaceable and orderly demeanour Long may this- system of increasing prosperity flourish !—it has too murk stability of its o wn to require from its hiends more that) their good wishes. But it' occasions should arise to make , their endeavours requisite, they shall not be waitting. The interests of this town and bourhood will ever be held dear by the sons whom Oleo have produced and 'eflnemed. Gentlemen, with repeating my thanks, 1 pro pose to drink— _ " Increasing prosperity to the town and neighbourhood of Newcastle." In the course of the evening the following toasts were drank The King, in silence—His Royal Highness the Prince Re gent, three times three—The rest of the Royal Family—Prince Leopold of Saxe Cubing—The Nary— The Army—land Lieu tenant of the County, the Duke of Northninherlaral, three time three—the Members fur the Town, three times three— the•High Sheriff of the County, three times three. lime High Sheriff returned thank* its a neat speech, and concluded by proposing—The Chair , which was dr ank with t h ree ti C ' s tbree--The Cash Trade—Tkg Menteers fur the county of [PRICE SEVENPENCE. Nortlturnheil , m(l-I.urd litchnt, titter times three (eery great 411kitlitise);-- 7 The, Bishop of Dothan), and the Cl e rgy o f 1,4 Diocese—The Nltigiarites 'for the Count); of :s:ortimniher ittad-41ir Duchess of Not thurrilherhniti, three times titter-. (with great. Apri . lattse)—.Mr. Scott—The Master and Brethren of Ihp Trinity H0U.... On Sip' WlLlinat's rising to depart, which he did about 10 u'clock, thefe was" the loudest mud troSt iiipturous applause troth all /wit!, which cm ,• tinned' till he lett the ruoin.—(Tyne Mercury, August 31 ) Tl►e following Article is token from The British Monitor of Smiday last : " THS WIDOW or MARSKA,L, BRUNS versus MAIITAINVILLR.:nitis long-pending suit has ter triitiatei4 in favour of ibe defendant, MaaTarts- VILIA, WWI was tried for a libel in having insert ed in Isis journal an extract from the writings of the celebrated Mat.t.s . r sou PAN, Pnblisbeil about 20 years ago, in wirch BRUNg was called a revo lutionary Brigand, alluding to his conduct in Switzerland. It is really ,astonishing to see that entice ours are made to white-wash prisons sell!, were guilty of every species of crime during the itt robotism. MAIiTAINVILLS, in his d e fence, was very jocose ; be said, treat the widows Mild heirs of (24KTOUCIIE, MoiDitiN, and other robbers, were also hri?tgiog acions lioiost those • book. sellers who published the lives of th.,se famous bandits. " In the speech of M. Dtieisr, the Counsel foe the plaintiff, he alluded to the tragical end of the Marshal, and attrilinted it to a libel (meaning my Secret History of the Cabinet of Buonaparte,") in Which it tl/13 stated dint BRUNE hail carried shout on II pike the hend of the Priocess de LAN BALLE. My itiforrnvion on drat stibirct 1 received 1 out the crlebrat, d TnomAs PAINE, who wai in timate with BRUNE, as the latter was, b2tore the H jourwAnian printer, and %rooked for a Mau of the name of BONNEVILLE. BtiuNa, even after his elevation, treiluen•ly visited his former master, at whose house l'At NE lodged. I was in troduced to lintitis by I'AINE, un my first arrival at Na,is. " If I have been wrong io the story I relate(' of Bauble, tie error must be ascrilted to PstNP., itrhose authority however must have i,rrn 10!erahly accurate. It is now some months since a rev.do tionary weathercock, of the name of Jour, one of the Editors of the Minerra, in giving a ver y feeling Nod sentimental acc•oott in that Journal of the murder of litteNe, attributed it to the " libel" contained in my publication. Certainly Mr. Jour (Mist be better informed than I am who the person was that actually carried the h.osd of the Princess de LAMBALLE shout the streets of Paris. for it has heel, generally as , erted that it was h is brother EAitor of the Minerva—a M. Tissor. The following anecdote a pretty strong confirmation :—M. TISSOT was, under BUONAPARTB'S Governmrnt, emplo)eJ in the Police, in the department of the censor of news papers and books. In the cnu.se of an angry conversation mith an author, M. TISS' , T said, " Sir, you carry your heal (pork: mire tete) very high."—" Sir," replied the author, " 1 carry no one's head but my own !! !" CHRSHIRE C`USIMER ASSIZES commenced yes terday at Chesser, before the 11011. CHARLES WARREN and the lion. SAMUEL MARSH tLL. Ti. calendar is comp.fratively light, c►►ntaining this 118111 CS of ►►nly 42 prisoners. In the list are— James PEur, aged 36, a clock-maker, from Wigan, Lams easitire, for sedition and misckmeanour. Joseph Harrison, aged 40, a schoolmaster, from Stockport, for sedition. Samuel Harden, aged 28, a wood-turner. from Maceler field; aad Ralph Wright, aged 24,a silk-weaver, from Maceles• field, for rioting. Jaipes George Bruce, aged 24,a schoolmaster, from London, for aiding and abetting in an attempt to murder Mr. Wm. Birch, of Stockport. These are the only cases in the calendar con nected with the politically disturbed state of the Country. Extract of a Letter .froM Chester, Sunday, 9 e ta.—" In consequence of a communication received to-day from the Lotto LIEUTENANT, a Meeting of the Mayor and Magistrates was' held this morning. The positive substance 01 it has not yet been permitted to transpire; but it is cer ta illy of great importance. The Castle Guard has just been doubled, and an extrit'picquet of 100 men of the 71st regiment are to patrol the streets during the night. It is said that the pur port of the intelligence is, that a strong body of the Radicals have determined to march this night on Chester, in order ,o possess themselves of the, depot of aims (at least 40,000, exclusive of 11,000 piker), and the immense gunpowder Mil gazities. Wha.ever tii:ty be the rumour, the fAct that the Ginutnanding Officer of the Garrison pit! the Magistrstes here bet n closeted titgethet and exit ant y ell of precaution are taken. The sGhliers of the garrison, insti ad of being ditributed throughout the City, are eon ceuttnied in be immediate vicinity of the Castle, and the arms of the soldiers are lodged in the barracks. lam inclined to beliese that much of this precswion is founded On niii•statemeut certain it is, th'st the whole of these local mili tary arrtingetnents are in consequence of an tx• press from The Lord Lieutenant of the County., Evety thing is quiet here al present„A, division of the pictinet has just passed my b%indow." j;►RTttot.ntwsW It'Aiß.-- ' fu-mnr.row the LORD, MAYoR, Httetvded by the City illarshals and nib T City Otficers, %vitt Iwocec.l io gra:id state to So►:016eltl, to proclaim BArtholeinew . k)tir, co; diug to attntiol c.lotom, THE ART S. DINNPR AT - THP CoNIMERCIAL TAPPRN.•—OR Thorsday (alit, a nianhet of the Strhseithers to the " Cork Society for the Promotion of the Fine Arts," (lined together at the Commercial Tavern in this City. Chair was filled by the Right [lon. Lord CARRERY, and amongst the Gentlumen present., we noticed the lion. C Mitchinson, ALP. the Hon. R Llare, M P. Messrs. Reamisb, Crawford, Priaose, Rogers, &c. &e The. Com pany consisted of upwards of turfy GEwlemen, and the even , ng was spent with the winos' con viviality. Atter the usual foists of "'rite hint.'." " The Prince Regent," the other branches of the Royal Family, and the Lord Lieutenant, had keen gone through, a series of appropriate sen timents were giten by the Noble ChAttn,tri. ac coniyauitsd with apposite remoks, annmot which were— The Cork Institution. and the diffusion of science in Cork, INI r. Foster, ttfld Soctoy. The Lou 'on Royal Academy, &c. &e. The sensory of J.itise; B•wy, and Grogan, were given ‘‘i h effect, and also tine 01 the late Conner Penrose, E.:9 to whose patronage and example the Fite Acts its this City and i.s ‘icittity ertre tleep:y indebted. 01 the health (t the Pre 4 i(l,•sis o f th e society, the Right. 1100. Lord Euttistssote, having been given, the 1.101. It Flare returned ,Isinks in a neat gprech. The r!otsinany were also addiessed its the course of she evening by Ilse 1-1011. C. 11. 11‘itelti• lon, It. Crl; Nesveisham, and Dr, Woodtt,ffe, aid were occ.isionally delighted by some txajoisite ttot , gs and The Chair was not vacated near 12 o'clock, and the party se par4 ed soon after. The room in which they ( fi or d w a g ornamented with f)tawings by some of the. Pupils of the Academy, and a very admi rable envy of Guidts•s c , lebrated picture of " Aurora ushering iu the I)dy," executed by our yoitihttil fellow-citizen, Mr. Cro,bie, adorned the upper end, awl attracted considerable alien !jots and apnl•tnle. The dinner am! wines were extiniaite, land r fleeted totorb ri edit on Mr. Joyce.—(Cork Mercantile Chronicle, Aug. 27.) A wretch of the name of Torpy, who, with et"- other eqoally nefarious villain, appeared at our loy Ass a‘s as an Informer in two cases of hurglaiy, was this day, by the activity of W. E•q. committed to prison, with 'three others, on a charge of hiy,liway robbery, commit ,ed on Wednesday night in Dominick-street, in this City. It will he recollected, by the readzrs of a trial for a burglary in the house of Mrs. Mitt as given in our Paper of Wednesday, that this fellow swore, no his cross-exansintui,n by Mr. O'Gorman, as follows : " Q. I supl►ose,it you were opposed on either of these robberies, you would haee-romn►itted murder ?—A. To be sure I 'would. Q. You are quite sure, if any body opposed you, you would have murdered them —A. To be sure we would:"-- (IGi►i ) Miss 1-1--d, w►ho was forcibly taken from a friend's house in the neighbourhood of Millstteet, whore she had been on a visit, as stated in our Paper of the 20th, has since been restored to her friends, but none of party concerned in the outrage have been apprehended.—(lbid). Th e following is a letter from General DON, Governor 0, Gibraltar, to Sir Harm' WELLESLEY. our Ambassador at Madrid. respecting the I 1 [ o• pest of the plague itt lt-orhiry Hai July, Ism " beg leave to acquaint your Excel lency, that the quat entitle schooner returned list night front T..ngier 7 bay, and has brought the fol lowing intelligence respecting the plague :—At Laroche there were occasionally deaths cif the plague at Fez, from 40 to 50 olni:y ; Rabat, from 8 to 10 daily ; Sake, fr►mt 8 to 10 daily. Shawin, Tamesin, and D►rarla, the plague was raging with great •iolence. It wee reported to Dave a pp ea red in the neighbourhood of ►Morocco, and there wire suspicious of its having extended to that town. Deaths at Tnt►gier, h , t wenn the 29th June and 12th instant, 7. At Tetuan, be tween the 28 , h and 10th instant, 285. Accounts had been received in Tetuan, in 18 days, loom Oran, by which it appeared that the plague still existed _throughout the kingdom of Algiers, that the daily deaths in the capital were about 60, and 41 Oran still more considerable. GF.ORGE DoN„General. " li. E . Sit H. Welledry, G. C.D.." '