The Sun. — London, England, 1819-05-03 00:00:00

intliuto 1, Ahr [;d -L°' 'iiafirel liver. 19s• P r. .7 1 r as' 7' • IC., t OW' r a tt r , , OW% "1 ,ell e4 0 ) , : - TI, Lib flC c 11. i ~~es. Jp , .9g 10' ttil 6 nivg e re. a 9• ) of Tbe 01i' t .e1 ,1 1,;c1 1 , fr' tr i e d 9 F Jeri if, C in, t of• e 6.4 i ;lb, , 11, i .i) ll° .--- y ilf (). ro l l 21 .1)6'! r* 7 OL " I 'd, P: O4 story, 6 0' :05° 1 to. tliA >ize ti t (46 1 PO o itt 10 15 !I/I St ;clef Y' s 4 ii: i ng‘ ed.' ( * l oll ° 1 1116 1 1)6 1 10 W ill 9 110 01> a , 4ei e • • . I7 " c ' the Roriilists, with ', I:4 the los 600 killed the :dum• field; no prisoners; ioss of the Patriots; killed; MoitiLLO and his Army so s ituated • that a retreat was impossible; and that General :110Livata vvas only waiting tor a division 0t 2500 triglibli troops, which were ascendiogthe Otteno t°Join Viii,; *hen tale deitruction of MoalLio and his army would be inevitable. Three blind! ed "g l isli troop, had . arrived at Sr. Nan Griego, and Colonel ENGLISH, .with 2500 niore, was 4411 Y iiipetted ; When the expedi:ion fitted out 4 ' II PM Cotorlha; tinder the eottimand of General (it • llll Nerr E , will be 6000 strong, 3000 English and 3000 uatives as-isted by a squadron Of 15 sail, /11S,Ined, under the command of Admiral 4d(Plral BitloN had sailed on the 1'44., in Pursuit ' b f the Royal squadron, and on the Ifith chased lltcnl i"10 ad Cnroi ma B a y, w h en a d rea df u l cannou7 e took place, and continued the whole day. The result of the attack was not known: The inde- Pend "ee of Veneztiela Will he completed to a C'rtailpy, T: , e resources ot the Patriot.s in men • a" t 'lonev are ;;teat. The Patriot brig !dal:7- • I ' . Bl olal e , of 14 guns, arrived at Joan (M arg a ret t a ) rite .l G;iscint;iut;with her his Catholic si.iti , Nereyda ; of 18 guns, and 142 men; .411 " uo actio n of 14 Minutes. The Neicyda lost i0h. , 1; and 22 wounded. APRIL 4 —Arrived the ship Suffolk, : T 1 95 days ; spoke the ship Au '‘ )nitary 4. lion, Canton for F a l mou th ; 11 n'Y 1 7, off S t . Helena, was boarded by all -" inlol:aled that . BUONAPARTE had 1\1;1 daneerOasly ill, h ut w as convalescent. YORK, APRIL s„—By the Cristie we have tf.-e 'ved C• •of the 12th December. e Calcutt a . ape's 1.1 L.t " y sta te t h at the ,tipaxmodic Cholera, w t Prev• •letl 5 0110' t ime Was fast • disappearing . L ei ai , . °e the o skill t the Pedical Gentlemen at slit, , oaK,, iliaJtcr; 29.—Our Boston Corre- Pc d " el " I `.d TOPLIM-under date ot one o 'clock, nneu i nforms us ot the sailing th a t day of the 1' ''a'es sloop o f war H ornet , C apta i n ile, l ,7,„" t 'itli the H on: Mr. FORSYTH on h oard, our p„ s .' ll inister to Sp;;.in, bound to Cadiz. On I ng the f ort, salute:, were exchanged. tr-7'rola The BallintoreTeleg-rap h of the sth tI 1 ,: (11 1 AUX CAYES, APRIL 2.—Capt. SCHATER, Alit 1 ehoin Vair Play, arrived in 15 days from 'tkf a Yes, ijorins, that General GomAit, one .sLie'lllig.roruCti Commanders, with a consider ; tl. ll , 4) rce, It . ;ui passed into the mountains, and . " 7 11.:r a i i:;oy ivith bOOO. troops, had gone e,, t ll "iiit of tike hostile Army, and had alrea , !y A t c '," their retreat. A battle was daily expected, illactnisoott, with the'brig Hero, of aud Trampoit ship and three sloops, ^rtAt . trry • ammunition,. Ste., sailed for ,mien C i Zellia oil the 10111 March his Mui r 144 ,l erteit in Conscquence ot not receiving So c ~ th NApal. efi 30 .—We learn, says The Chgrleston tl' e e , rl . l Patriot, that previous to the sailing of 16 !11 4 :"her Calypso, who arrived here on the t "tp;' 'n vix days, from Ilavannah, accounts were 1 1 1(1 1 , t i l th ere Irom Vera Cruz, stating that the j t a had Li;ns completely in their possession. ss C"il fideutlF7voispercd in the p o liti ca tirc ‘ ", t hat orde rs h ave b een recent l y i ssue d 1)"ck- ( o r vluorous warlike preparations. i •-'"egrotiri - Yar d s t these orders are said to be alleg e d ;111)erfeetiot:s in otir Treaty with Anterica, the " I.4I'ES rrib; t i on and rapacity of the UNITED 'and tile uncertain posture of Fren I We do not venture vouch for the !r,tb .► •: ) i f In ' s e co n fi dent rumours, but we conceive that o gr"n `! 4 thu s state d are substantial and • tis. Go. Itr4" I Y , fully tel 0 the prudence of o ur e " " 11 le tit, and on th e a l ertness , k now l e d ge, a ytl ) Y "f ottr Naval Administration. 1141 fa of our Estahlisliment has been post t i 1))1" ; the present day is fixed for the important Z lle4B ; i % and the decision will happen in this 1 , 11.111 nionth, during which our Church and th lave been so frequently put in jeopardy. 411(cir enemies would probably desire a yet fa t : : ri„P 11"tPonernent, A l i dpi‘t, in snPers , _ 41; tib'l'vattee of Anniversaries, will wish the ri ilr " t the to be &cider! on the elerenth of May, "qW Vrotestant Ascendancy ma y rece i ve i ts the Hance of Commons on the same cla ß l : 11e4 ihmetite;l Advocate, SPENCER NU -Iras assassinated within the same wails. a Jesuit wou ld ha il the propitions nr itj —eilee ! - --Up on the same principle, we wish 41 1 "eslin n to be postponed until the twenty- TAl3y, t h at the remembrance. of our 14-1111)1)) aided by th u e ill ustr i ous Lord CoLces live' then Speaket., may stimulate us to a deci ht elexerti°ll.--Our con fi dence loses not a jot Of Ittor:°t• Pro gressively, we rely on the Corn htg (1 the L ords, and on the REGENT, dratll4l:lllditli3icatts attempt at t h e destruction of our 0 4) , 11114ent will be SPURNED as it deserves. ‘l44iit stabliiinnent—..we repeat —our property— hehll en4blY Purchased with the blood and the Ittly til t) ! °lir Ancestors. Popery has no right to Aoller thin on our Throne, or under our Throne toper . 1 7 1 13 s rto right to any thing in our Land.— t c ,,; t it only for the f irst - trumpet -note of Vic "d 0° 14c T°se a ;measure which has long occu- Vtot 'll""ghts, and which we trust, pre. /traio.,°?"7 fro m ever ilgain petitioning the sub share of our Establishule 111 E) ------~,a • - • tAST INDIA AI-MINIMA the tJiid r•iu i tiohed Company'S ships 'art attived as ioliows, viz.-: The Duke of York off Portland. the 30th April. Lady Melville off Weymouth, the Ist May. Prince ii Amelia off Do. Do. Orwell 'off the Isle of Wight, Do. Sealel)) , Castle off Brighton, the 2(1 May. Prince Regent and Marchioness of Ely. The Duke of York left China the iith December.; arrived Ett St. Helena the 2d March, and sailed from thence on the 6th March, with the London and Canning, Separated froni those two ships on the 224 April, in an unsuccessful endeat your to,sare the carpenter, who fell overboard. The Lady Melville left Chin.► the 41st December, arrived tit Sti Helena; the td Al arch, and sailed for England on the 6th 'larch, in company • with the Princess Aniclia, which ship left China the 23J December. • The Orwell sailed fiofir' China in Deeetuher ; left , St. Lena on the :6th Fehruary, in company with the Buckingham shire and icaleby Castle, and parted on the 19:h - in 1a:.21. to. Nut lb, and long. 39. West. Arrived off the Night the. Ist May. The Scaleliy Castle sailed frdrii China on the 6th Dec. 18 18i in company with the auckinghamshire . , and from St. ffeletia 16th 'February, In'coMpairy'with the Bnckinglialushire anti Orwell ; parted company with the Orwell on the 20th March, and with the BUckingbanishire on the, Sth April, after a se: ennd gale of wind oft the Western Islands, arrived off Brighton the 2d May. The. strips Charles • Milts, an:l Watedoo, chartered by Government to bring h,oine detachments of troops, it aired at Portsmouth -2d May. The Dunira sailed from Calcutta, for China, off the IStl► of November, and was oil the Sand Heads en the 14th, all well. The Carnatie and Thomas GrenVille, outward bound, all well 26th- April. North, lat. 48. 51. West, long. 6. 16. WEYMOUTH, May :I.—Passed by yesterday the Duke of York Last laliaman, Capt. ARCHIBALD HENRY. CAMPBELL, from China ; sailed from thence on the 17th of Dec., and art ived ar St. He lena on the 2tl March — . l3uoNar.iturtt was then very well,• is growl) very corpulent, and very . sulky ; has hail no communication with the Go vernor for these tAelee tipuiths past.—The Purser landed here, and proceeded express to London from the Crown Tavern. Passenger, Mrs. M`DoNNELL. Left at St. Helena, the Hon. Com pany's shii,s Princess Amelia, Copt. RALSTON, and the Lady Melville, which were to sail the following day, and are tidally expected in the Channel. On the 25th spoke the brig Jane, from Waterton! to Demerara, in 5 N. Lit. ail well. WEYMOUTH, MAY 2.—Passed by Portland, the lion. East India Company's ships, tile Princess Amelia and Lady Melville, from C,ll;tia, Dec. 23, istq from St. Haena, Gdo Mat'ch; also the Mar cl;inness of Ely and Prince Regent.—No News ; all quiet in China; BuoNaPasTa well. Passengers landed. front the Princess Antell4, at the King's [lead Hotel t— Grernway, Esq. and his Lady; also Thompson, Esq. the Purser: At the Crown Hotel, from the Prince Regent :—J. Reed, Esq. the Purger; Henry Alexander, Esq., George Hartwell, Esq., Mrs. Alexander, Mrs:Rainey, Miss Blurry, Mrs. Win drupe, and ten children. At St. Helena, one of the eentinels near Long wood, a private in the 66th Itegi►utnt, put an end to his existence, by attaching a string to his toe, and discharging his musket, which destroyed, his lace in the most shocking manner, and he in stantly expired. • DEAL, MAY 2.—Arrived the London, CAMP BELL, from China. p. In.—The Canning. PATTERSON, from China, has just hove in sight, and will about reach the Downs before the ebb-side makes. POLTSMOUTU, MAY 2.—Arrived the IVaterino, Aloup,E, front Bengal, Cape, and St. Helena ; sailed the 25th Dec., 22d Feb., and sth Match ; left at the Cape the Marshal Wellington, from Bengal Emope, from ditto ; Perseverance, front China‘; and' Stentor, which vessel had five feet water in her hold. The Charles Mills, JACKSON, from Bengal, has brought up at Cowes. • FaLmouTn. APRIL 30.—Sailed several vessels hound up Channel. Arrived the Chesterfield packet with mails from the Leeward Islands, last front St. Thomas's in 31 diys . PuNzANce, APatt. 30.—Sailed all the wind_ hound vessels on the respective voyages.—A great goantity of wreck (apparently of a large ship) has been seen within the last two or three clays near the Vol,f lrow which it. is much f!.arrtl that some vesacl has lately been lo,t on that rock : nothing Its vet been tnand by which her name can hi ascco taker!. . PLYNI.VTI-1, MAY I.—Sailed Iris N.lajesty's sloop Erne for the coast of Africa. The tender belonging 'to his i‘Nestli's ship Superb brought iu litre this morning 12 hogsheads of %vine, part of the cargo of the Ariadoe. His Majesty's ship IS, , geria, tor Hal Vax, and the Kangaroo, tar Jamaica, sailed yes!erday from Portsmouth. Lord CASTLEREAGH gave a grand dinner yes terday to a numerous party of the Members of both Houses of Parliament, at his House in St. James',:-square. On Tuesday last the foundation was laid of a new stone bridge, about, to he erected over the river Wear, near Lambion.ll,lll. Jr will consist, we iunderstand, of a sin ; le arch of upwards of eighty feet spat). and will be erected at the sole expense of J. G LArnbton, L•q. M. I!.—(Dur ham Advertiser, day 1,) o E T fI Y. , - On seeing :IL'S. - SI DDO Ns I.rat Friday ,Evening at Drury-lane Theatre. The world must still delighted view Thy hem t-cuu►manding Its dignity, expression true, lis spirit, beauty, grace. E'en Timr, as struck by ckorms so 1 - are Or some tesistless spell, Sents.Piond the noble work to spare That Narvae: famed so well. ! why then from the world retire, And clam! the Scenic Day, . Since TINE avid NATUILK thus contivire To guard thee from decay Retuin, return, transcendant Fair, Rt'sinne thy tragic throne, Truth, Reason, Genius, Taste, declare • !Tis TIIINE, and THINE ALO,E. . ROYAL ACADEMY: n Sarni - day the Ist iust. the Members o the Royal Academy gave their Anniversary Dinner ' at their, anartmentS, iu Somerset-dace, which was attended.by'a nuttierbos‘ assemblage of gues•s of the first rank am! talemi :among whom were— Ella Ropil. Highness the Duke of Sirssev ' the Princes Wit liatit and Ernest of Hesse philip s th a l, ,thi, French, Swedish, Danish, and and Wirtemberg Charge d'Affaires; the Mikes of Norfolk, Northitaiherland, Rutland, Bedford, and Wellitwon; Marquesses Camden, Stafford, Lansdowne, and 'Bute; Earls Liverpool, Bathurst, l'ar , mouth, 'WeStiziorland, IlarroWbY,, CaryStort, Bessborough, Egreminit, Spencer, Grey, Lauderdale, Harcourt, Aberdeen, Cowper, Mulgrave, , and Grosvenor; Count Ci coguara ; Vis countsre Castlea t fli, Melville, and Palmerston; Lords Chief Justices•of the Kiti.Cs Bench and Count:ion Pleas ; Lord Chief Bar o n ; fliownlow, Duntlas, ItiverS, Alit:Maud, and Morpeth: Right ,Honourables N.Vansittart, the Speaker, Master of the Rolls, Vice-Chancellor, Sir W. Gran t,'Sir W. Scott, G. Canning, W. W. Pole, R. ,Peel, C. Long, and W. Huskisson; Hon. C. A. Pelham, Lieut.-General E. Phipps, the Attorney and SolicitorGentools, the Lord Advocate of Scotland, Lieut.-Colonel Stepliensisn (Surveyor-General); Bi shops of LondOn, Salisbury, and 'Oxfoid; Sirs G. Beaumont, A. Hume, H. Eng,lefield, W. Elfordi T. Baring, J. Swio butne, M. W, Ridley, and C. Cockerel! ; Admiral Sir E. 'Co drington, the Governor of the Batik, the Chairman of the East India Company, -the Master' and Wai den of DithVich College', the President of the College of Physicians, the Mas ter of the College of Surgeons ; Reverends H. Carr and G. Cralibe; Dr. Wooln;ton, W. Smith, M.P. W. Chamberlayee, M.P: H. Bankes, M.P. F. Heathcote, M.P. W. Wilber force, M.P. J. G. Larnbton, M.P. T. W. Coke, MT.; W. Fawkes. Fawkes, E. Swinburne, Watson Taylor, S. Ito gers, T. L. Parker, Watts Russell, G. Phillips, It, P. Knight, - 1 R. Clarke (Chamberlain of London), W. Mitford, S. Lystms, P. Hoare, and A. Carlisle, &qrs. &c. KING'S TM:ATM—TIM high reputation of M., Do POET and his wife on the Continent drew el *WV crowded audience to witness their debut on Saturday. lie is cc' tainly a very fine dat•cer, but se do not think that he rises to the toll height of his. celebrity. His wife by no means possesses au egtiality or merit. They ,were both warmly received. We could not help.notic,ing the modesty of BAPTIcTE, who, though , assuredly the chief of the corps de ballet in this Country, rook a soburdin.►re situati.►o on Saturday, front a Corn mendable zee►l to giVe efficacy to the per!ortuance, and support the interest .ot the Theatre. This conduct it would become any hoglish Actor, who may he intoxicated with success, surprizing in its nature, ro adopt. The new Billet intro duced by M DuPQRT On this Occasion, is entitled Adolphe et Matilde, ou le, Paicair de l'Am ! mr,--• It is interesting it; itsrlf, and received lull justice from all the Perk), mers. RUBENS'`GALLFRY.—We were highly gratified on Saturday List by a private view of sione admi rable pictures lately brought from the Conti nent, consisting chiefly of a few exrpiiiite pic tures by RLIEIENS, anti tbree copies from celebrated pictures of the sante Artist, by the younger REINAGLE, whose talents have been displaed in malty original wo r k s hi g hly honottrable 'to his name. % . '6 have not room to tht justice to this small, but excellent, Collection of Pi emit's, and to . ' dwell on • the merit of the co: pies. 'clue subjects of the original works are, The Crucifixion, The Adoration of the Kings, and The Entombment, and we may positively affirm, that Mr. - REINAGLE has evinced a congenial spirit, and has produced as fine copies as Painting can accomplish, and invested the whole with all the vivid spirit, force, and beauty of original comp Ositions. The TVNSTALL nod BIDDULPH ROAD BILL be ing still opposed in its progress through Parlia ment, 200 of the .principal inhabitants of this town and its precincts have signed a petition to the House of Commons in favour of the Bill. Pe titions front Congleton and the Staffordshire Pot teries, very respectably and numerously signed, have been already presented. '1 h road would he of the .greatest public utility; it would riot only he a saving of a mile and a half in the short d lance of three miles and a half, but, as we•have before stated, the almost inaccessible hills of the Cloud and 01 . erton uJoor would be avoided. It seems that this most desirable object is opposed by'a sil:gk individual JottN BIDDULPII, Esq... an owner of a - colliery on Lite line of the intended road, - on a supposition that, in the event of its !)e -log made, the coals of others might i)e brought to market at a reduced ptice.—Olacclesfield Courier,. Mail I The Gentlemen or the Russia Company,' and others. interested in the trade to P.lersburgh, in pursuance of notice, have waited on the Com mis!uioners of the Navy with terms for the supp!y of a considerable quantity Of hemp. 'flue Coin missioners, it is said, have contracted fiir 3000 tons, consisting of Riga hew)), at 4dl. per ton, and Peterutbmgh clean hemp at 441. per on. Miss KELLY made her his ,ippear&ince at the Edinburgh Theatre out Monday ni ; :ht, I:%e ch,u• -racter ot P egg y in th e C oun t ry Gill, awl Louisa in the Deserter if Naples, tr Lich she pet formed will) great applause. Tuesday Week, Two of the Four Prizes ot Twettly Thousand Pounds must hr drawu.—Re coilecr,,in two reccot Lotteri,s vv!ielt contain, , d First-drawn aAd 30,0001. Prizes, HA ZARD and Co. Sold them ! F.AzAup Hod Co. are Cowl-actors tor the ,present I,,t.ery—their Offices, No. 93. !loyal Exchange G.ite , 26, Corn hill, mid 324, Oxford•strect, Corner of bvYttl'ow street. FOR TEi E SON. MR. EdITGR—The following is a Form of Lion for the preient anxious - period, which has been circulated by a most respectable Society of Protestants united in defence Of the Established Religion " To the Right Honounible the Lorda Spiritual and Teat - poral in l'arliament assembled; • " Or to, &c. " The htimble fiWtion of the underigned Lhabitanti " SHEWETH, That it is with unfeigned satisfaction your PetitionetS see their Fellow-eountrymed •of the Rowish Chuieb freed from all Pains and penalties on account ortheir Religion, and iu the full enjoynient of the blessings of to leration; but your Petitioners feel it their bounden duty, not Only to theinselveS but to posterity, to resist theirerideavours (notwithstanding the nnnierous concessions already made to them) to get possession of Political Potier and Legislitivo Authoriiy, and thereby to destroy that Protestant Ascend ancy to vi•hich the People of tliii Country are indebted, under' Providence, for the establiShuient of their Libet•ties on a firm and Solid haiis. For they consider it to he a fixed and unal— terable principle of Our Gioridus Constitution, as settled at the Revolution, that the Legislative and Executive Authori— ties of this Protestant Ctitnitry , can be administertd only by Protestanti. • . 44 That your . Petitirniers regard the Laws, by ,which that principle is established, as no less sacred and inyiolable than IttAnSLA 63ARTA and the BILL (if RIGHT S ; and they implore your Lordships [or, &c.] steadily to reject all applications fur the tepee! thrise Laws." Tug MAttkors. cotil;7-rACtiANG6, MAY 3.—Although the sup. ply of Wheat was tallier small this triornittg, yet the sites were heavy ; fine samples from E.sex, Kent, and Suffolk, obtained last Monday's prices, but. all other descriptions are_ 2s. per quarter cheaper. The arrivals of Foreign Barley in the course of last week were very considerable, yet the major part being of inferior qualities, prime samples, as well English as Foreign, sold rather freely at a reduction of 2s. per qUarer from the currency of this day week. The Oat trade was rather brisk for fine fresh Coin at a deduction of Is. per quarter. lu Beans, Pease, and other er.6 tides, there is no alteration. SMITHFIELD, MAY 3.—This day's market was well supplied with all kinds of prime Cattle; Beef was cheaper, and much business doing. In Mutton and Lamb there was a briskness in the trade, and the sales in the latter article were cheaper than last week, although many buyers at market ; Veal was clearer; Pork cheaper. The busines, in the Hay Market was by no means brisk this morning, and very few purchases made, and those at last week's prices; Clover fully maintained our last quotations; in Straw there was little or no" business doing, and prices nominal as per last. VLF, PRINCE REGENT. -BRIGriTnN, MAY- 2.—Thislnort.ing the Rev: W. W. lkomßrtao perforated 'a service of prayers •before the Nobility and the Royal Household, at the Pavilion. Though the answer given to the inrviries at the Pavilion oontintics to confirm the advancing convalescence of .t he PRINce• REGfiNT, still it is evident;from the in'otracted confinement of his Royal Highness within the Palace, that the gout is.not sufficiently eradicated to petanit the Sovereign Pi ince to indolge in his i,stial rci• es:- trial) exercise. The accumulation of o&-ial busi ness occupies the attention of the Regent. and we are happy to stare, that through the indefatigable solicitude and perseverance of the -Right [lon. Sir B. Bloomfield, these important oln , ies are hut little retarded. • The consideration of this confi dential person to the punctual discharge of his high office is universally arknawledged in all the official departments. It still remains uncertain when the Prince Regent will return to Carlton house.. THE DUKE OF YORK'S Cotiscu..—Ort Sator day the poke of Yoax held a Cooncil upon the state bf the KING. The Upper Lodge at Wind sor having been closed, in consequence of the ar rangements made since the death of the late Queen, his Royal Highness held his Council for the first time in Windsor Palace. It comtnenced at tw-clye o'clock, and was attended hy the Arch-. bishop.of Canterbury, the Archbishop of York. the Matquess Camden, Earl of Winehilsca, Lord Arden, and Lord Henley. Only fotr of the Phy sicians appointed to attend the King %vete pre sent, Dr. John Willis being absent. The Physi clans present delivered • the'ir Report of the state of his Majesty dk:ring the past month : they were sworn to the correctness of it. The Royal Duke, and the Menthers of the Council, weiit to visit the* King, after which the Council broke up.—Yes+ terday the following hulleiin was issued : " WlNnsott-CAsTt.E, MAY I.—His Majesty's bodily health. continites to be g•nod, and he is generally in cheerful spirits; but his Majesty's disorder is undiminished." YeSterdly evening, At half-past five o'clock, the Duke tl! Yotz:: - . arrived at York-house, St. JAnirs's, from Windsor, the fi!'st time since his accident. On the Cu ANCELLOR of the Ex.- CtiERURTI visited the PF.ASIAN AMBASSADOR, AC his bnitSC in ChalleS•strcet, The Diana p:tckut, with Alails from tine Brazils, is ai i vet, at Fdl mow it. Admiral Sii GEOE,G2 CAMPBELL, K strltcli hi• flAg at Portsmonth.on Friday, and proceeded. with Lady CAMPBELL, ro Bath ; her Lidvship's health, eve are sorry to hear, •recptiring a ettan::e of' air. Captain HoLLEs has hoisted a broad pendant in the Adcices from Sidney, New South Wales, have reet:ived to the 25th Septentlrer. 1818 The Isa h,:hu , Glory, and Maria, convict .sh , ps, hat! arrived safe, with their crews and convicts in the hest condi!ion. 'lhe regulation hv Government, restraining the commanders of such vessels - front raking out investments of goods, as tornieriy, appeals to have been qui!e uneßpeoed at "id. to ; and it %vas generally suppoQed a mate, iat rise would take plate in all at ticks exported troin this- country. 51%