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A:ALLMAN PAPERS. [Further Estracts.3 Arrri.ACt tat' A LUTTEtt PROM NEW ORLEANS, DATED THE 2 u of ocTottEtt.. We have just red:keit the following intelli gence of toe total destruction of the formidable ,c lirt ;wt ! , oradron nt privateers, conwmantiedi by It ;•., who had formed an 'establishment . auto; ti t Ole locks Of Matagorda. It was coul mir;:;..ated to us by a peso!! wht, W 8 ,4 on board the fleet and W'itnessed the whole scene. e)or informant states, that lie sailed from Ibis port for the Havanna in the Spanish ship Felts and of Matatitos was eaplured by a Carthage-. Man privaleel . , and carried to the Tortugillas,' the rendezvous of these privateers and• their prizes. That in the , space,of eleven s : 1 , 1 pri • vateets arrived there wi, It their prizes, eousistiog , seven Spanish .vessels, and a Dwelt schooner that was hotrod from Providence to the ilAvanoa That they set F 10 with their ptizes for Mit ago' di!,1)3(.•11` 'I one ot their schooners, the 13et• lona, to Barataria to land heelientettatit who was to proceed to New:l/cleans to give ititottna 'lion to the .merchants, that the prizes 'ivere . on • the way to Matagorda,. :and at the same time to get money to pay the men that had. bet re nited,;''‘ tie Beiluit:i sailed atterwards for 11ata . gotda,.Out Inaviw , , missed iiie.;poru, fell in with u pirotie3l schooner .coat,`!! the Petit Napoleon, that 'sailed wit tout 'any 'kind of papers, com manded hy a. FreuthittAn called Francoitt. • lie of feted to {Obit t c Matagorda, and !• , ic- Ceeded in getting her Auto port after great (hill culty,r as site tolichyd out the revf and was so _ damaged as to income quite useless. — Five. days ,atterw ant, .the convoy of prizes t o t a ls •oppeorsoce, ,and etu attempting , to get them, in they were all lost excepting , tw o. That tic totter • to save the stfricies that bud floated .ashorc.• Ant y made the-crew . and the iffisotters Wolk to the most cruel anti inhuman Manner; -that Cie -constant bad treatment it biels he gave :them :ithled tel his having deceived them, for nitro they enlistettio St. ponting,o ice told them they went; bound on a cruise f .ti,al the prizes mi.,: to be sent 1i New Orleans, at whiten place they woolo receive prize-money ; Ink bad egatpermed them to such a &Tree, that they resolyed to mu tiny, and they carried their plan, into execution on the Main of the 7th of September, in the tol l/swing. !winner :—The crew of the pivoted . eoto,kt tug of about 70 negroes, command ed by Captain lietleriirdc, commenced by•tying dowu then officers, The Captain of the liellona beittiog the nOlse, sent an'otficer in a boat to the ,ipproachingher, the newites hailed and inquired if he intendol, cotolog board, auti answetiog the affirtutttive, they . (altered Von to retire ; hot persisting in his intention they fired a gun at him loaded with grape,.shot, which kdled every soul in the boat. The nimbly then became gem ral its ail the other vessels, unit the neg roes ,hote, who garrisOncel a tort which Amy hail constructed to defend the port, .being already•preporecl, its sooty as they heard the hie anal-the t,riolla,.procedled to Anny's tent, And Itimitoottelliiim to no.rvtider ; he disregarded titeit !threats; and iu the'Aet of drawing Ins Swot d was Olen throuLvh the body by o ne of the negrmie Land lit(11 Wpliio4 ll ,. They then secured the officers the privateets, and g them a veSsel to go ;.:re they c hose, They ( Al e cto' the arno; and ;in,;;L , mition . , and all the effects that were; in of ilory, and shipped theta on board! 3 seli,,,,oeriAtod.were to. proceed will! their booty to St Domitigo. • The St:hot/110' J3elitma was bltrrlt. Our ittrt)lllkint kind Sei'cral nriSM)CTSIII4(Ie i r their uscolie nn innit, anti laeo, varirtAnd, alltt niamy arrival ih this city, INDIAN, TREATY. NAs }wit. LI; OCT,: 250,...44. gives ns much 'ads foci ino.t , , he enabled to stale the boundary that the southern Indians have agreed ioobserve ilt Noire. To General Jackson and (ieneval Nevi. wether , there cannot be too much praise given for the,zeitt with which they have served their coun• procuri4g this negotiation on. the part of the itstlians their work has been iitecessful.thu,: far, and, we are truly pleased in being able to state that other obkets connected with a sOnthern tribe ore in a train .of advancement that, will probably had t) ,tire most unexpected anti gldrions termina. tion, a termination that will he ' of il l CI I I 41)1 IV! e t to the republic ,; we must for the present torbear entering into partictildrs, In the late' Treaty,. the Chickasaws relitignish all their claim to the binds lying north* the l'en neesee yiver, and :ill their claim to the land lying. cav;t anti-souttr of the line beginnitig at the mouth of Cane creek, theatre op that cicak to its sonycc, thence (hie south to Gliece's road, .thence along , • • that mid tO the cotioli gin port on the I omlng itee river, thence down that riycr tO the Choctaw boundary, inclutlitg;if is' conieblincil about ten saillions of neree of - 1311$1, tor wkleli the United States' Commiltilicatecti have tigred to allow them twelve thousand dollars as-year for ten yearb.7--. Cousinerablo ihtrt of this ces.,iott iS 1101S1 Valuable Lind waters of Liatesrorte creek. Shoal water aitoi Blase creek, nu the north init.. of the Teithe4see river, are said to rim throngh some Of the finest Cotton land in A Medea, Unite Creyk. Gild water, and bohn streams on the south side of TetinesSee, is said to be a vet y tichbotty of first-rate lanti. The Cherokees retintriiNh (except plants tioy of Colonel 11.:Iirowh) Ail their chon to the laud lyi-o:4 twitch and west of flit: lttlr beg : toning st Catlin CotreeOn the south batik o f T elt nest ee TiVer, and ritittring thettee i sooth to the rikv, thellee r,istwartlty, •I.eitviog ,t vs ater3 of the liittek warrior to the Milli the .Waters the west fort; of Wilk s's Creek open the rit)ge, thence flown the eitt,t tylolt of the west fork t , A C:rettiC; thence down the eon hank of the Rind creek tit Coosa river, anti. Ocoee (lotto) t oofoi river, at f a r...as 'Ertl : cloilocti, nit it.. lii,ele hounds, it issoppost.(l, coat ins m ins 'y , live wi tholts of 'ar . ves them by the '1 t+.3u - . ty,tct ei's tViistilooni , for I,v.iiii the C o la. mi,siort (tit the part of the truitetrt.'cStmes con sent. to allow then' six tloustinti tioltargffor ten years. • • - 44hen consitler-thellitanlitv ttf !Anil procure by the With itS 10eal * Ljtiation CU relattre imporlanre to tlO eititens of the westein coontt V, We cannot re!'rairt from esessiug a %visit that the l4enet al government wi ll delay no time in Surveying the Vann!, nod bilogitig it into market, More than two years have elapse d ain ev the trea ty ot Fort "JaCksoo, and the tint fiisicured at that treaty is not yet offered for stile. Certainly there is no necesSity for such unreasonable waste Pt tittle. It is known that if elm hunt is uot it will be settled. 'by all soils of persons', some ot wmint are not the best citizens h live world, when such give character to N place, better per :ions do not like to nit with theta..*—(Ciorion.) SETII,EMENT ON 'llll'. 11.% KS OF Tim eilio As') misstssipri. " New Yo Ek , Nov. 7. " Interesting to Froptiontw . wituber ut French gentlenten among %Omni sure some stt the . most distii.guistieti and enlightened men of the age, have tornied, at Philadelphia, a company; under the title Ail the Colonial Society, for the .purpose of making u 'settlement on the batiks of, ; Ohio and Mississippi. One hundred individuals: have already become members, among whom,are to be lotnitl tatturalists, agi iekilturalists, and many mechanics. Commissioners pact: been appointed to visit the western country, for the purpose 01 selecting a tract of land in u genial climate, where the vine and olive will soon be sego to thrive, by: the tide 01 the coitott plant; Any Frenchman , wishing to become a member of: may acquire all the information they wish of tbe trutletsigised, at No. a, proud-way. " LEg, Vice-President." • .- • PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4..--Captain 11tranocK (of the schooner Octavo, who arrived here this , morning in 21,days from ‘ St. Jago (lc Coha) limns, that, about the 16th of September, .a bchootter tmder.Carthagenian colours fell in and cap:tired ht Spanish brig from Africa bound to Bavannah, with .130 -la-vcs- on, bgartl. .The brig having been dismasied, was, when captured , at tempt i rig 'to make the port of St .Jago, The Captain of the privateer otierol to ransom the brig and cargo for .16,000 doll;ws, and pet mittetl t he .`Sittin ish Captain to go to St. Jag() for the looney, The GoVernor Immediately ordered ont tt sebonner which !Watt . fitting for the coast of Africa, and manned her with volunteers... On the sth of Oc tober she rettirned„and brooght in the privateer; her Cave prize intg, and a BritiSh - Sae/0017 L1,V17 with Qialle, Which hail been detained' to furlAtil piovi,iont 'for the alaves, One Mall was 1:11-1ed and onc wounded on board the privateer--none ,Arrc Hived on bpard the Spanish sh4ioner, The privateer was coniManded by', Ca ptiffi l Asa Bos nian of New Httiopshire ; her first officer is C. A:. Kane, or King, .of. New Voi k, and most - of her crew (forty in ; number) i tre,Eitglishmen awl Americatts. hey were indiserimina;ely ,thrown into prison to await their trial. BMTun, AND Font/ACM SCltoot , SoCIETY.--A general .tneetitigrot 'the, Ladies' and: Gentlemen Subscribers to this Institution teas held yesterday at the . .Freerunsaits', Tavern. His __Royal •Ii igh ness the Mike of Sussex taok the Cl'utir, ao'ii the last Report, of the Cartanittee'twascl - eall. • Thu Rrport presented a very flattering picture of the progressive utility at the Society, who were now , rugdged in ,a work, the building of a general se! 001, to the vompletion of which the stint of 1400‘, only was wanting. The report was re.• calved, and ordered to be printed. .Toe mostiin teresting part of the Report wits that which krted to the indttence produced abroad by the example of the Society, not only in.itrance anti Gertuany,,but Russia, And the rePiffit''' perle of Fotrope. A person from Mount - Citasastts bore . • Aiitiplu but impressive. testimony to the universal excellence rd their system ;..atid amidst various other indieat ions of external Ootnnenance and sup port, the Saxon Atuttasfatlor (Raton JusT), through the •Jootith of Mr. ScitwAaay . , begged lave to add, that it was already established, and proviaing in the dotninions , of his waster, telitsse subjects had been for centuries remarked for ill. ir Meow' improvement, and whose laud_ was r ekirlit3t scene of the Reformation. - • Sr. MARY;,I,e-STRANDO-!-Wetinesday Morning, the principal inhabitants of the parish of St• Maq-le-Strand held a meeting, at which, several Gentlemen belonging to the .internment Offices ; i n S omefse t.pfaco wgre present, for the "purpose of raising, by ,Subscription,, a tinin..for the relief of the distressed laturtriag poor) both householders andltnigeti, wkluitt the parish,. A Committee was appointed to ernidnet A *Ascription, of solicit the benefactions of the inhabitants from house to house, and it was resolved, that the. relief to the neeessitous be made by dispensing food, cools, ood clothes, at low prices, giving employment to those able to work, butt no tummy to be given) unless in cases of absolute necessity. SMITIifiRLD CLUB CfiIifsiTMAIIXATTS.K SNOW. .—‘‘' e dnesday eVening the tat Cottle, Shetp, and Pigs, intended tti` be she'vvn fOr the premium's offered by his Grace the Duke of li - eoroll9, and those of the Club, began ru arive at Mr. Suoller's yard in Doswell-street, and our Reporter °lit:tilted the tranos of several agricultural Nobletnen anti Gentlemen whose stock had arrived, V . 17. from hii Grace the'Duke of Wawa, two oxen ; Earl Tal bot, three streep ; Lord Gage, nine sheep Mr. John 14.;11man, six sheep ; Mr. Joint Vest ear, three oxen and a cow ; Mr. Charlei-Stokes, 12 sheep ; told we understand there are in 'all '36 candidates who will %hew stock, the particulars of which will h given hereafter. The followtig, letter has been received by the Jamaica Mail - " KiNGSTnN, OCT, I9,—The 13ritish schooner Ci*pt CaLora, 'this port, was captured off MOratit llay on the 23m. 1 ultimo, TOylip! fruit' Punt Royal to Maracaybo„ *illt . a valuable cargo of thy vols. by the priStit rev Cleric ral Ai istuelidi,. oho atatilied by oh - e BROWN, anAtnerieulit. Sit was Liken to the - hie of Vasehe, whet e her passeug - ers atid•crew were sent ashore, awl pail of the wins, anintani . tioa, &o, oNitepriv.ocer vitt nit tioarti the l'erth skile, H ad both is proceeded anti crui;e.--- The aboVe marauder wyas 158i(1 t)tivie ►ttis 100 front the Commanding Officer at Miirga ritta,aud that her df a wollex)fet I of all actions." „ OLD nAmrs. .fist night the Sessions,entleti at the Old when Srutenee was IniSSgti on the fulloving pri. snouts Eutie, 4nmes Mitchell, Peter M0n.041, NI:106:w Sheath, stliat snits*, Mail Malts, anti szialti , l Moe:, to he tranap , ored for WC. Samuel Virile, Sarah Gardner, Nlargaret Spr;irl, Mary Hop- Mum, and Elianheth Carney. to lie iran.portvel tor 14 year*. John ,liyaing, John PurlilinFtoli, Wfltoou Atkin-ion, Edgar ('hinch, !'humus Otter, 1440, ihoei. Wright, Gen. Tate, Parker, Jaitie,i s 3ohn, attic* lleilry Price, .larnes Plielirridge, Tllional. 'lshoulas P nc i,ett, Eliz,,iwth Carr, Imui.ot Josirpli Marysling •)•N2 Sattinieri, Willitittr Wm.!, Piroatiel Monday, Richard Stoith , srt, Thimilas Merry, Thomas Biggs, Thomas Nl'Ketaie, Grant. Michael !Mcci), 'Fimothv I)awsori, Jamet Yleutiwg, Muria tireen,..lolin Ilitutliett, and Elittaheth art% . try. to lir traii*porteil tor *even ear... roar were ordered ri, the 11,,f9e i'nr. rection, London, and 4n in the !louse cif Correvtiou fur illesek, (or envious periods; 4 for imprisonment in Newpte i tots/ privately whipped; 11 tined, 111. each anti Discharged; $ jutionents were roipited ;,and 16 were alit hinted by Piv chino' tion,—Siwiions adjourned to the 1611 r Jannkry hest. POLICE INTSLLIGLNCE • 130W f S'ritrili..T. amstrors.—,Air application was made for the. transfer of several pohlieuns' licenses, in the pa rish of St. Paul, .Covent-4ardeo; mow!. these appeared the landlord of the: titiakspeare Tavern,. nearly opposite Drury-Lane Theatre. • 'The ga-: gistrates, Sir_ N. CONANT and Mr. litatire, jected to it, on the ground that there had been a breach of the undertaking made at the time svben the tictilae was granted. It wers to have been a tavern only, whereas it had' been ascer -1 a ined , by ocular demonstration oft he M'Agistrat es , that it had been used as a common : 'the transfer was therefore reltiSClli eslsecial l y 83 it was strongly suspected dint this house Autsi got-into the possession of a gin-distiller. M ,tsQut HADES, nOi's, 81. e. —Ytsteiday 1110111- 111 g, about oue' o!cloclt, the Proprietor' of, a n ti the company Who were then at, the i . ‘thenein Rooms, were apprehended, the lormyrlfor keep ing a -disorderly * room, and the latter 'fOr rusoit - ing thereto and after being Cillsfilled 11111 11 t►rta O . OOCk ill the attitrooon, they . were broi l ht he ore Sii*NA.THANIF,I, CONANT and Mr. lit ItNIE for exa mination The generality of them stated, that ji4etsjw(l heel) sent to Ilion', nu e Forlocinio: which at the bar they received others for refreshment , •Whielt each Gentleman paid 38. 611. and each Lady 25.. 'On their going tip stairs there was daneing,"and one or two persons in' Masks.' A 3 , ones aini• her daughter, however, stated, that they.piiiii 2s. each. for their admission at the I door, end could riot get in Without so The Proprietor prodneed licence, which tvAs Signet) by flunke, Esq..his'Majesty's Serjeant,, Trompeter, whirls was‘..ltoweyer, only ;.s mutants- bank's licence. tv stated, that he got it at the Lord Chamberlain's Office,. where he was inform': ell that it was the Only - licence which was re quired., SirN.Cotister, however, tvas t f a dir. rertut opinion. The place was not properly ay thotized, anti Cu',') Otily be so by a licence trffilt, the Cheater tiesiions. lie lamented Illett the puiq WO been placid in the unriv;:, , tant situation in which they had been, because they had gune to these rooms tinder sin idea that they were pro , perly adith,6l4c . (l, for tivcr das eiorance i.vim4;4 words, "sLiceriseil by the „authority of she Lord Otamberiain." They.were thyretorenisclustge& The Proprietor 111111 .pat in trail to appear at use next Westminster sinswer to anin dictment for keeping a disordeely,rOom mi d Omi t and two of the Gentlemen, t' ho wi..ye at the rotas, and the w aiter, were bound over to support the; itrilict!iiebt;,by their testimony. i.vr voN-GAnnr.N. CAUTION T 4) CoNsTAtmen,—YeSterday a charge of n novel kind wati . examined at this Office-01m of Constables extorting money frorrr uttforttinate girls . of the town, under a threat of committing them as 'Coalition' Vrostitates if they did nor cont• ply, and giving them a promise to walk about un molested. Maria hose: said, that she lodged at No. 4, Northampton-street, liattle-bridge; that on Tnesday,eveniog, Arcot three weeks ago, as she was walking up the New•rood, towards 3,,da. s t r eet, anti alone, the prisoner, William Ires4l4, w hom 5 116 believed to be a Constable carte up to 'her,. and desired her to taro back with . Irian to Battle-bridge, which site refused ; when the prisoner Lewis Page came tip, and laitlhold'of her arm, said she was a nuisance, and lie would take both her and the prisoner NVestley (whom he tiffeetea mit to know) Co the wateb•bonse; on w hi c h he p o lled out his stag, and said he would send her down for a month. Westley. Walked be hind, and they whispered together; after which Westley came behind her, and whispered softly juto her eat, " Tip him," She answered, site ittrt not Ar!tist , lre meitrit by the 'word Tip. Westley said, " GiVe Mitt a and he will let you go." The prisoner Page still held her aria, and,heard What the prisoner ‘Vestley said to her. They both threatened to take her to the watch-house if site ditl not com ply ; and, throngh ,fear, she went home to her oWn lodgings, where the prisoners neconipattied her in, awl ordered her to send for stitnething to which she did; alter which Westley carted to her for a shilling . , telling her he would not molest her in fotnit., and site might 'walk where she pleased triihowt int ut roptiou ; and le he - bad tiny 611111 pficer hisn, he would tell hira.oe had tipped; u 5 they:h3d I O for every-unfeirttntate wommt they tarok op. ness borrowed trilling front Mrs. Bvtght, her landlady; which she gave West ley. Westley Hied out his staff, .ISockeied and cautioned her never to mention his name.' They then departed but re , clotted again in about halt a., htiur with u yottog woman named Elizabeth Walker, who lodged - in the saute himse, Mid , whom they tiled itt tne sante woy, Ertzaberb Walker's evidence was to the sante , effect ; sne was 'compelled to pay a thilling t ! ) the prisoner Pittte wldet the like fear and pro"; - Eleanbr Bright, the laihtiody, confirmed their d t ,poiitiOns,; witi the . prionets were ordet ed to final hail, for - extarting under base 3, • • . , SCOTCH BBNII. Robert cow-ferder And Giasgner in be examined in the. Sheriff ckrk's ot!es, +Alt and iuta tember at 11. Corditqrs of Robert' Clink, tripv.h , tnt, Perth, lalra h the Geotitc Inn there, Jtitit 1 . )p.-rollagc, at I. Credimrs of Itnliert Marten, ei •ilealer, now, Ayrshire, 'lntel in Nl‘Alurray's Inn, A}r, 10th Jroloary, g. Creditors of Andres , Gilistiam, late grocer, filvtgie, inert in the odic,: of and Gurdiutr, itrtters there, itritli Mo. temner, Cri.tailuts fIL Unet M‘Kay, aserchniat, Thurs 6, owe. .in tLr illtice ILbUert Muir, writer, Olasgew, t atb Dectqubsc, wt 14. Stat.% atilt affairs of tire late Arrtinew gottua. spinwt.r; Kiiniariluek, lie at the town clerk's office there—Neo Statai (4 thp affair( of mot Dmvid Panl, late-met.. cliant I, Perth, tic with ti le trn tee —a dividend will be paid to 'be individu.tl creditor. a Paul, Devonher. ' cr e ditors of Pairlan and tiArditer, merchants, Glatgovr, meet in the utfice of Lawrie and Molt isun, *titers lb,: December, at - - Creditors of James &wets, at Prestwick Toll, meat Sloitit's Inn, Mayhule, 14th December, at 11. -Creditors of David Morrison,' tattle-dealer, Tortnitchells meet in ftloatt's Inn, Maybele, i4t., December, at 11. • Creditors of John therei - int and muslin-mann- Aeturer, Paisley, meet inthe office of Andrew Welter, writer there, loth December ; at lg. • Creditors-.;of John Hutchieson, junior, cattle-dealer and drover in flatidington, will receive a dividend from John firiner at West . Fenton, ioth December. 1.:3t:414(4es of Itokert Wilson, snap-noiler, Beinfrew, will re ceive a thud dirldedd from James Kerr, accountant, Glasgow, 17th January. States of the affairs of John Stott, late reartufartnrer in. Stourhaven, lie at the counthig.room of Gabriel, Bas in{; metcpapiti Dundee;till 42,1 Dreenther.A-No dividend. Janes Wallace, in Mains of Johnston, near Laitretteekirk, and Andrew Hutchison ' fish' curer and -town ct.frk, Burnt i,l Ind, have applied for cliicharges. Creditors of AViltinte. Dunbar, late inert mot in Montrose, now in London, meet y in the trustee's r Nitaitrow, 7111 Deceinher, at IL „ t Creditors of J.iiist 'Thomson, senior, manufacturer, Glas gow' meet in the office of George Crawfutd, w, ter there,. toth December at 12. Cr e ditors of itaviti Cooper, haberdasher, Glasgow, niett in the T. ntine-tavern there, 10th December. C. ....him-, of 11:Mimi, Stltral i goalnlablqr and dealer in email ' nit Bridge; inert In tl,e slice of R o bert spier, N 1 Net, Beith, 23d December, at 12. s' Er .i t tors of, Andrew Dalziel, pierchant, Paisley, &nett in the trustee's vilhie, Nowiniliis, 4th Decernber ' at 12. Creditors of Jolon Glass, cattle and sheep dealer at Bally tract., parish, ofGlenintliek; Aberdeenshire, meet in Ronald's inn, Aberdeen, 2d A ec at IL, • 'Creditcrs of James 'Bisset, ntrd Co. merchants, Montrose. wlll receive a nividenit 4.41te okra of William Shand, !nor.- chant there. Ist.Februarr. Creditors 'of Thansit.Wrydeti, tanner and Skinner, Dusufritte will receive a dividend Runt Alexander Hewat, fleshes' therei 18111 Do:rasher. Cretltors of William M'Kerrell,• late -ention-sphirtent Pai;!ey, v.lll receive a ditisiend from Mery chant there, 41,h December- Gibtonand Dalion,,sonse time,. merchants, Leith—Rob - 0i JOhliitda, ti. late nit , relittnt, tireilisint Place. , and John Wingiite, graider ;nd cattle-dealer, lialaeliallani 13areintplied for diecha . Mathew Pickle, grain ,and cattle-dealer, Penstvg:en, to be ex:opined 'iti the Sheriff-cieik's other, Ayr, 9t4 and it3d.De• ceatil.wr. at 12. - - ' ' Creclit,,rs of John John.ton. merchant , Edinburgh, inlet; Vin the alid Exchange.Coffee-liouse there, 19th' I.hiceisiliCS. at I. • Creditoreof David Campbell, merchant, Glasgow, meet in the other ,of 144iirigur And Murray,.. *Atli rs , there,- itt•ls De cember, at 12. . Creditors of Dunenn mecelimit, Glasgow, nteet in the .other of Marillierinni ancl , Misclaulilati, writers there, 191 h December, it IL Creditors of ' John Proem, Junior, mei:en:int, 3,,e1in,•40,i4J. Int et aterkhrldge, neat Edinburgh, meet in the els ate C.4tree.lionte, I.•:dbitiorgh, lath December, at I. c iet ittoi of,,Joliti- viistlnir hail stabler, Alyir i ir mt-t.l itie Jules Knox, ,wrkier„, 2ipth De+ ceutt,eC. itt 1. • ' 1.4* tr. terftle• Creditaritot George Lawson, tanner; UTV , I , • teive diVitOnd 4.lpi john Leartuouth, mon:heat iliere'...2l4l JomeS rnerehantS, Perlh, , end liitl.- "tad Ostrich, &Mitts, Dunbar,' have tor' discheles;:. HUSH nAsKiturrs. •--- Tbnratts Pierce, 4..1401tfy fCct re', cloth tit erelottit 4 to r eaorrilider 011 tilt w 4 VOlNtiturnber, anti tlbtie Vc4 cetobvr. l'hotting .Toriart, babertlasber, alit' 28th No•.' vcorlsvi, and 36th Itccember. I)ultlktt, merchant, Qtb November, an 4 an4C:ilst P eember. • met • l'ltvaias and E4%eavol Noogli. 'New R•oo., • Wexf9rd, " Ounti,:intb November, !old l)ecettiSer. Sbannaban, stuovecatter, November, anti st December. Ttt a Mamott..-,The meteor httelit start at ONO' gow•watt also very visible HI Peoh. It mode its' appearance in the S. W. in the forsu.of .small' star, and gradstally increased in mrtgstit►ide , till its reached the subtended an iinglF nearly equal to that ot the full moon. hi shake it sewno bled 'a pope* Kite. Aster passing rhe tenitii, it again seemed to dimin kb: in sire, owing' no tint;ht to its gratin:illy :receding irons the, oho' server, till its altitude Was vtittli to about. 30 deg. when it exploded- like a sky-rock , t. The feport . of the explosion, which . is deserib, (1 as more Ire. nseudona than the noise of the loudest thunder; reached the ear about three minoccs after the nit..., tech vanished, so that it maid not , be, less than -10„ miles distant, and probably about 21 miles abuvo the surface of the earth. Ftotts the various par -ticulars'collveted conrettsing . it,'lti diaincier loot:s -have been shout 240 yards. The light tyi iLtt it Was very consitleNble; being atitti 4LHt " render tlq,stballest uiti;xt vibiUir. Collt)Nr R's INQUESTS --An 11.3 ° - taken yesterd4y afternoon tit the lionoet,f 4it't4 Thottpti, the 'sign of tint 1510.iry MOW, OrgY . t l btne, before. Mr. STittzt.tisu, CA.tiq'ner, upoi the; b,-ply of itobeit ‘vho tell down (le.ntl iU the tifp-rooto of the Above rtiblic-Iloose; Voti43.-4 Pit'ft by the Vivitatip.l i,t GOO" 1114111iSil o s (s hell y e str:tifty at the it e t l,o house noun, Conooim, betfir! Aft , . STlfl 4 . borotier, tire. batty ut Mn.s Pho l be. Stringer, wife of Mr. U. Strinaer, Ci ea sea C om mon. Vet dict --" r).scl , by tile at Gott." • . „ . On IV,illegeitylnAt, in Dunghtpstreet, the Lad! 0 . -° 01trord, I:4. a a tiatigider. ... • MARRIES). ' Ott Friday lot!. Ed,rtni l'AtOtt,..Elq. • . r T 4 ...w. root', to Est Irv? tiodlyotti, sreOilit doogbirt of at l'at"‘ Gook)oiti s Esq. Iternard- , treet, 1t:1,,1i-sqoure. of Glonceiter•lii ..1 t-storttAy, At !...t. Nlarv-14,4h00r Cliorcli, Wrilier n P c rut t 4 4 , ii.vq...l I furrow', to Aooki; Francc.4, daughtri of tlio sate! . - "Pyt,,r; Ems. DI ED. rridiy T•p, at Cbicbesitr, James filaclttaore, E* : Prihteil by J. B. C.Xll.O'AlttS. No. 77 10'6h-ties; And pulitilitc,l by. W. A. .',;(71:11 , 1'71+ . , of 136,. 6, NI thy •S-'N-OrPirt . .. Nit. tt, until : when 4161,1111 ' al _' 4. ents,( ) rtitts,Lettcri,&c. (post tzu_st be addtcssl" I;