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Seeond Price Y'..--Lower Gailcry es.; Second Price I ~—lipper Gallery is.; Second Price (id. On Satuitiny, ilertrain ; with The Turnpike Gate.--Qt Thursday, Every Man in Ins Humour. TiIEATPtE ROYAL, COVENT-G. 110034 1.1 is Pit FA ENT ENIN Jane 6, 1816, will be acted the Comedy of • . !Mg .11;:ii.t)t.'S WIFE. Lord Trinket, Mi. Jones; Sir Harry lleagle, Mr. Fawcett; Isar. Oakley, M. Young; Charles Oakley, Mr. C. firmblu ; Lady .Freelove. Mts. (+gibs; Mrs. Oakley, Miss O'Neill ; riierriet, Miss Foote. After avhieh, M sleet Part*, called , CHIP OF nil; OLD BLOCS.. Chip, 'Mr. Matthew.; Rose, Sirs. fiibbs: Mares for the Roses to I)c taken of Mr. lirisaidois, at the -box-attire.. Hart-street, frniti Ten till Four. On Satorday, Stialiipearr's Tragedy. of 'Macbeth.; Lady Mach(' th (by tltt etiii•est dtsire of the Prifwess Charlotte and the Prince of Snxe Cohurgl. Mrs. Siddons ; ohi ur Ps- Wis. !ti M. ? oll ) . ,.Sitek•weare'• Tregeey of Hamlet, Prince of Den titlark Hamlet, Mr.li.calble• (being tile last time of his *Nick, tine in that character). • , Oo Nionday, Julie £7, with be revived. kith entirely new Seen. 4) , it, t ill, kic Play of Piiario Itoro,' Mr. Ai., Mr. Q. Kentl)le; t.as Casas, -Mr. Terry; Pizarro, (: onway; Eldta, Miss O'Neill (her first epifterap:x . iu that t ;her teterl, . .. NISEI li:is great satisfaction in tannnwicing T., ,„,,i. nurnerom Friends and the rithlie In general, A c.onti• tuati,:ki of that trrilli tut sncee.ssixhich,has now, fur A perm I ut nt. , .re iit ;ii thirty' years, attended his 0tbe,....,,1.11 the Lott, r , / which finished itt'AWiiii; oit . T6uestLty last, he I t 4;h,ta ‘b , .• e ratificatimi of distributing to the PuWie the fiillowing . Copii kI Prii.es;-1.- s: 2, ;139, a PRIZE orrunak TtiocyND rum vs, In Twelve Shares; also,. . ~ ,-. 1Z1,054 . L.A),ObO 6,144 . ..... ....'., L.SOO . 0,r4; .1.0 .00 1 , 2,1 , 44 • •• • 808 - VI ;4.! 10 1,00) 13,3,19 . 3UO 4,9' i t !. ' 5()0 . 1.4' 1 4 • • ' • .200. 4,4, 1 , 1 . 4OO 1,573", ,..... 900 riot ~1 '4oo ",;168 1,51 , ,e . Pa, , ?,9*.R. ‘..16 • I). 4.. ... '.V' • , *OD i,tt. 7 . NOO : 1 ,:iiii ''. . 200 15,;r1 k - 0 . ' :309 19,760 li, Vi.l li, th)t) • ' ' 300 : &c. •&c. 'II t,.; fortunate Holders cf which may receive their Money 01% , • • . He: beg , !rave ,t 9 Alitikr. .I.lsitt, be .. .loas pontroctral mith Op., vt r.l twin for another toT rititr, consiming'of ONLY 6,604 l'i c t:.E l'S; to be all drawn itt ON WbAY,tbe With of THIS /1 D:v11 I (June ) • . • SCI-11 1 :Mt. ', .', • : ~ • ' .. I .... Prue al .... i . ..gh000 ... .. .. ii.... , . ,:.: L.,-2 ,- ;, 000 1 - •towon. -2 —3 ..4' . .... ' 540. ~ ' -.I '? - . ' $ 0 . :50 ( 0 1 ,",..,1(1 ...... ~_......_ , . . .........- 6, t.k, '1';.c , , , ', , ,. L. 6 o ,0(}0 . Yi tat-itiii.,,i Prize alince L. 500 will reccire an additional. and ivek Ate 1,.:40,0 0 0! i ;kr,. .Ilitig by T. fliqi,Contractori 4. C. • and 9, Cii.Alt;NG-CII.OSS t and by his was r; nuy thrt,u 6 hout the Kingdom. irt: SALES 1W AUCI'ION. EN - iKs, Sy Mr. SAUNDF.Itc; 'nn the Prentitea, at the Sitin of Via • Seta's 63FIcet-itrect, of ; NION1).1Y, •Ittna 10 , • stud airty-one folloo.iog (lays (Sundays excepted), IL ll f-Putt littera, for ,kialf-past 'l.7welst VCluck each 111 1,, .dist‘tiguistierl - and very ex c COL -1.11.(:1'10t4 of BO! Ks,- in every di.partmeitt of Litera ture, forming tlke Stock of Meshr‘.. White, •Cnctirane. Co, 't OmiStehentiing Books of Thawi•:q;, and - of Primts.f Books utility(' ow Velluot,• and other rare articles; the severe! ...:I.stsses of Botany and Not oral History; Topography, Alai' ltntk9, TheOlogy, and Eccirsiastital History ; Arts and Sciences, Cieneral Ilistftry, Voyages and Tritrels,• Poetry, ..e 14 *41 Tionslations, tic. ; the, principal Wort.a of the Greek surd :Unman Classic &alum, 1444111,4d:105, Philologi.ts, and aocient and roOdern, chiefly in very fine condition; and'ettgarlity hOundiii Nfz;rocco„ Russia, &c. Tb be siewrtl fix day* preceding and "an,raina. of Sale. me remit' for delivery, price rid. each, and 'irtiy i) , 113 , 1 ton ittrus and C'. , . London On:table a.old!Co. Eclinhorgh ; Deightooaii.i SIMS, Parker, 1 , 6151.111 :Lnd Soils, York ; Rohinsuo and Co. Leeds; Anll Son, tn.:heves- ; ItullinAal and Son, tvi pool ; Lomax, tilel,l 4 .Y; l'phato, Rath; 1.130 y itlr.l Sun k llrektol ; Vphatn, E:fo , tq' en& Co. lliratinginttn • (alnitesitel 3, tual the principal Bouliscliers throughout the 'Kingdom. v.I.V.TABLE I.E.\ , svAIOLD ESTATE, rLEET-STltl;6l' AND BOINERAE STREnT. lay Ikr, S.XL,NDEIiS, co the l'i . crni , es, an TUESDAY, July 10, 11410, 'at 'l'wt:l vr, to! -One o'Cltwk to a minute. 1/ . foiterty', 1 rally Fituatetl, i.vu. r;3; on the South Si& of Fleet loreet, ocenryiog a diTt h u 1 nearly 75 Iv et in:ltouverie. ttie , t (with a.l Entrance therefrom), has h rii welt known by tha tiigit 41( head, and having' ;wen in the koisesition iii' the farniLy tress a. Whitc,, eminent Houk - 'Tenets tor nearly a ctintory. . _ The Preniisei, compeisitne a capital Dwellink-bouse. mita 6utls Shoi),War...oitinos, and (PEI. en, are. foot isityieo hi;11, thost soliOntithdly brickAttilt, awl in ttiot . ois . gli repair: They fire' ittintiralt;v ealcntated to Ana the convenience id bni , ine.s ili kttiteral, itot f.o . a bankintr•hiniso, or iany; other . ] l tele,kive rt.:mown:tat es tablishment, and ore capalkie of bring ''rlded at a trif.iiis expellee. •-•- • - • ,Tit Delta: Intent contains nitmer , tos seeondai•y Vtincip4l tied-rooms, Store r.ifirss,• and ; el.-gant "V"l:Pt And drawing-rootas; shop, fifty feet deep good kit , ltto. , , pantry, c,tiats, and °Owe domestic oth (,", or Weitou,, D el i,o - t00 . :4 is ,• 01 .e,:iii,nit :and of tint sante I t hilt, a; the above, liaviir4 serirate Vitt' and all , , hael. en t r ai,ee . iit the yirrd, leading: in the asott Too Ina; vont ;tiitimr 14, Lifge tight warc-rootti -cfn each. story,, and on thy' gr‘oind-trier a capital shew-rouat, 1601 .1 1!- - , feet by , 11, commtiateating• with the shop., Prentkes are 110 , 1 under a Lease, of wl,ielt sixteen years Terre' tinemtjurtt at La.iv-Day last; at the yearly rent of V 49 . 10 he viewed foori.ea. days prior to the 'tale,- and oen '4,, 3 ‘il Golfee•house ; at the Anctiou ; ellipion.o. 111, );sl. '%o.tiett te, Great tlueett,t;', et, 7' t '4 l,, X :iin-,ei , [4; ‘in tog ITreittitws ; and at the 0 dice of , le 'llct:ootter, Puce. tiAli.ny, Nu. J:), fieet-st4o4t. . MIL. WEST'S PICTURE OF cultlsT RE i EcTED. MA Ladies and Getillemett a,!nt tUe N Ymo tiomiands who sate seen this PICTURE (which is *till in hiving expresso , a wiSh• to•.he in formed when it Itias Mr. WES'l"s nitioitino of publishing HUNT trout it, I ani. authorized .respeet fatly to acquaint the ion! the Pnblie la treno - al, that a DRAIVING is uow finished renal -at -ry to that object, and placed in the Montt with the ( ittl , 3)NA PAINTiNiI, at N 3. I Lk 54 Alai, for their 'inspection; where subscriptions :lab received, and printed particulars may be bad k• Order, CHARLES SMART, Secretary. 145,' Mayll, 1816. N.B. The :EXHIBITION opens as usual, froat,Ten till Five. It OYA Ls E CU AWE ASSURANCE 1?F1 CE, Alay $2, 1316. 114 I?, CO VIVI' of DIRECTORS' of the ROYAL [AN(.: ASSURANCE , do hereby give Notice, that their 'III.I.N*;FEIt. BOOKS will be shot front Thursstiay, the t. tte of .lussu ;seat, to Tuesday, the 9th of Jule follawtniC mail that a lA.:NE(IAL COURT of the :said CORPORATION will he !Hiltless at their °dice, 4IU Weshicitlay, the 19th of .lusse next. at I:Arcot o'clock in the Faiettoott, to eamisidcr of it InV11) END. 5,1311.113 L FINNING, Jan, Secretary, N.B. Attendance is given rinily.at the said Offices, and at their Office in P4ll Mafl, for ttau Assurance of Buildings, (Jowls, Mercitantlize, .and Shipg, in_ Harbour,. in Duck,. ur front Loss or Dantsgehy Fire s ; and also far tUv2issus.ilice of, and g ranting Annuiiies on,.Lives. • 6, '1 iiia Da.y was pulritsbed, %k it a Mari, price 25i. grit 1. , .; NARRATIVE of It()111 4 ,ItT A I).VMS, a hinior t who caul, ‘vrert.ed mi ttru,WESTERN coAsT of AFitic.‘ in ism &Jet:tilled three yeari it, s:averyby the Arabs of the Great Desert, and resided several rairatlis itt the City of l'ontheicreo. , • • Printed Or dpivNltirtay, Aihe,inartt,•sireet. Fur the GRAVEL and, SITONE, &c. site various Complaints incident to the Human .Fratne, then. are node more dresdful in their nature, itor mote el,trining tit their consequence/441)4u tits Gravel end Marie. They ill e C04111 , 10:3 11 13) which every. per, son, e%ctt the tiMAt %lb:A.ollnm,, is liable, as Ihe water we drill. is it'll preq mat eti,iitii.partiee s ; Which are a can't , ut ttie exertici.tting kortures. 't•ottpoietl of the most, innoeent ingredients, hate been found Of singular rill- easy, itt streit4thenitig the vessels' 4itittuittln; the mine end destroying the iretrilytni; quality ft it, reaming. the c.tiCitlie Oe gritty see.t etnins, owl bean:lung erery pernieitots ICII4IOIO , to those .lisoltierS, without confinement. TLey ave then Aire w ith . gr ea t o .„titience recnmitmotud to the utiticted es this oto3t ' e fficacious remedy they ean• resort to in the above Com plaints ; its well as for Lumbago, Pains in the Back and Loins, Sturnage.of Urine, and disorders of the liidaeys ttttd 131itetter. Sold in Boxes, at Or.i. 9d. antilts,- by Messrs. Uutlee. and Sons, No. 4, Clivapide, Loudon; and alio by their appoint ment, the principal liutAsciters asto litakter sin ticry lowa. THUII:S DAY, JUNE 6, 1f416. . , . , .IMPTFORD 17(417,4Lh1NG-YJRII, June 1, . 1 -1 1 - lESE are to give tiutt 0 Thursday, - 4- the 13114 Instal:4 at o'Cl'ock ire ihe Forenoon, he exposed to PUBLIC S,ll, E, el his ;lajes-ty's ling-Yard, - Deptford, a quantity of SERVICEABLE BEEF an? PORK; abe sundry Lots et/Arita/towing- lINSERVICIi- ABLE PROVISIONS and SIORES, now kingpin / Vie said Yard, vie.— Bread, Bread-dn4talour, Flour lvreepings, Raisins, Rice, Paase,,t oatmeal, Currauti, Callarancei, lihull, Malt DuSt, Beef,. Pork, and Suet; : Butter, Chotes, Sugar, and Vinegar; Bags and Ititgs ; Cocoa Bags, 1 top flags ',eager, Butt, Puncheon, Hogshead, Barret IlisitAingshead, Small Cask, ti ish 'titre'. and Barrel Staves ; Tishacco Cask Staves Irish Tierce and Barrel Ileads ; ileadin g, tight and dry ; Broken Staves, Fire-wood, &c. &e.. • , , /ft the saint rime will he put up o Side .30,000 Gallons of 1811 - VH:EABLE SPANISH RED* ,in Lots of 5,004 Galleons earn, either for Arportmtion.- or, upon• payment of the Duties, for llsirf e Cnrrstfriiptin: t: Y . nr i ..vit «f eV. per cent, is I.ip be made upon the tnnoient of each Lot at the time of sate, an the remainder of Mt par, ehoie-money .pnid h(Pwe. the Strews free rentoved,)in. which • purpose a period of t t working' do . y.s will be,allowed.from the tloa qt" sale, the !layers partienlaPlo observing., that not 1;43 than one-iatlf of Me ptantity is to taken/tory /rose the pre.: miser within the first schen days, a4tlthe rento inder in the seven following days., otherwise the deposit money will lief:aft:lied, and the. Provisions - or Stares remain the property of the I Crowd,' as no 'extension of time *ill; on any asconnt, Le granted. • CONTIt..ICP FOR TIM CARRI.-108 'OF 7'IIIDER. /Vary-Office, ./Pute4.•lBlti. TILE PRINCIPA4,OF.VICER,Siand CO MMIS "NL SIO VZ 7," Sql JidiE.s7l7l 4 171 .do hnaly die Mjtkv, two On If'•eciNes'ciay, the 12th histantiat thie o'elock, they will he rev6l . •'tii 174i,t with suck"-Pertnitsa t»ay be willing. to Conir,veefoi finsnying by 1010. and rra tere Carriage, about NIS Loaf TIM UFA, .froin 41ice Fore t, in. the County of limits, to lii;•lllajesty s t Yard at Woolwich. Fortin , 4l,7 th# l'inder mall fie 'eels at this °fee. Nn Tender trill be rectived alter Lind o'ClOck, on die day of Treatß, aor any noticed, ante..a the Party, or ara d i ven!,for hint, attentt.t; • Leer/1 , 214 , de' . must be neeoinpaniid 4tter adtlrestrd to the Noy dbardo coal origite4 by tow . respon*We Pennons, cogrf t sta4; to heconte boaan with the ,t'erio.s teraterf;r4i - , in the Sum 5001: /or the dwe per:lbounce of the ('o:rtrur t. tir AyEss.S NEW CATALOGUF , of 1.1(10g,S, Part I. contm tong a nanirroui (ollettion of ant Critical Literatort., arraitut , d for t 11.2 conto itience of Reft.reoec, in . ' Chronological Order, flout the In fancy of Printine to the pr rtit Catalogues, pt.ice 2i. (to be allowed to intrchasersl to he hail at 0.1 place of title, No. 4t, King—dicer, Covent , garden; at the Ilwsksellers of Oxford, and Cambridge, and the principal Towns of Logland. reHE PA'rENT IMPKIII AL ,I)ININC4-'l'A.... „a. uLF.s, aunt and DININ(i-TABLFA, in nue elegant Pim Of Furniitirr, and upail Vire' new illtlerentVlaasx the Patent Int p toted ...of;.t lied* and Chair 'Reds; Brass-serest Four Pust, and Tent tedstrads, Furniture and Bedding complete ; Portithlu Chairs, with terectil of i:er new invoited and improve:l artie.es of furniture; also tt general and vet - ) extensive asiortment of Upholstery and Cainnet Articles fur furttisliittic ilooyes co in. plete, reaJy in/main:weed, tvhere Families may select and f u r n i s h a ill a re e avuidin4 the extreme ilearivenitime of waiting several Ni;intits in completing their Establishment. . by Est and West India 4rtieles, Army nod Navy, &c. tit.c. Morgan and Raiblers, In and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, ov tornisthe must moder Ate. for p rollt in pay Itltltit: NEW MUSIC. • • gill EST' Til Eb.l, BABE ; the celehrlited .NL.P.Ettillad sung by Miss Stephens, nt the Thextre Royal, Csivent•icarJen, y "'Gu Mannering." To se hichis added, for Stanza h ung by Misr. * Cai - ew, in the scow of the Gipsie's Haunt, in the sante Play. Cninpose i g by JOHN VP TAKER. Lobdon : lay LitAttoti and Paul's Church- yid. Sold al,' b ?engirt', itihinson, and Cu. Edinburgh. Mice' Qs. . " of tie melody applied to the pre sent interesting and patienintr, verses before tis, is highly creditnille to the- feelings toil judgment of Mr. Whiinher. The theca made titian the audience • by' Misi Stephens's rex romance of this little touching and •:leetrical.. We congratulate Mr. Whitaker upon his distinguished snores in this pr r idnetiori."—Sec Monthly Magazine fot May, Is lei. r/C;('U.iLLi.VG-O2eFiCb, A/ay 44, 14116• . • rirlllE C 03111.1,5,110 INTERS PICTU LEIN G I do hereby give Wive. that en 7 1 0.1wHay, the litkofidne next, they will be ready to rt. :;t. 7 Tenders in writing (stalei up), and !rest for the Sup- ply' of all such - quantitio of BEEF ai shun be . sisOds_dforthe use of his illsjesty's .SAips and Pissels . is tht •rjewmis. during the spare rtf twelve Calendar Months from At 801 h day of June nert. , Co tuatioia of the Contract may he seen at the Secre tary's Onree as this Office; or by oppfying to Mr. rAtanta Russell, .dent for toe Vietwalling c at Dover.. No regard will he hail to' any Tender in which the Pore shall not he inserted in words. at length, ur that Atoll not he delivered to Me Liver! hefilre One o'Clock nn Me said 7'ue.r• day, the cf . Jane'next nOrntzless.the Person who wakes the l'ehdrr, or sow:Potion on his behalf, attends to answer when collet! for: Each Penikt snail also be accompnnied by a Letter slgned Int.tworespousibk Peranus engaging to become Gnunrl unit r i the Party ttnderink, in the 'penal sans of 5031;jui-ihe due per l'orntancc of Me Contract. FitENCII PAPERS. [EuRTHILa t7;IRACTS.] Pious, Juva , 2.--His Majesty has signed an Ordinance appointing a Special •Cotntnission of three Counsellors of State to man Age the distri bution of the seta of tea millions of t he Civil List, whiolt Iris MAjesty rekintplished, for the purpose of devoting it to the relief of those districts and perions who suffered most during the calamities 'of thr war, • , , • BANKS OF THE O JAIKE, MAY 25.—There is a St.l4itatiilit of most branches alt commeice at Rrank tort : nevcrOteless, the great number of strangers at present iu that city o,iveS a certain degree of animation to it, and throws a great deal at money into t irealittipn. Thu oppressive coin petition of the English is ,generaliy complained di the inerebants who trade in Enp,lish goods ai t nie do business to ally 'profitable extent. ,C;tmattAY, • MAN' 30.-.4n pursuance of orders from i tae l ugtisti Oneernikint, a part Of the Cam= missariat of the Army has been discharged. Lord Wellington has caused to he scald at Valenciennes, Cluabray, and other places, considerable num ber of A ratight . horsesbelonging to the army: 409 flMsh horses were lately sold Dou iy. These . tunitipued sales of ror-eigit hurt do touch injttry ttrrhe country fairs, and lOwer the price of horses in Flanders. • .In the night of the 2(.1111 a fire broke out at Litz, in the district ,of Clciinont, department ot , the Oise, by which 12 house., two fartthousei, thiee bidlocks,.and 4i sheeP, tell a prey to the nmes. Two indivithciti sii•peeted ot raising the file are tinder e:;anitimi ion. 13ttat:ix,11Av22.—bseveral Swedes ofdistittc, thin who net leaving their country juive arrived here. Baron Frederick Itunth, dismissed trims Ells place of chamberlain, Duel licprived of the order of the sword, is on his way tp il4.4er Mork'', of a very distinguished family, is also among the refugees. Lien'. IBlatt-oe-Dag is ttr- resit:shawl indicted as.autheir of a pantlet agiiins,t, the new order of suceeision.. The L e i s tenont is at a Very celebrated fatuity f one of his ancestors, Act ompanying.Linstavus Vasa in his miifortimes, said to him, 1 will work night and day (NuW oc-dog) for my king." 4' Well," replied the Kiug, " henceforth you shall be called Night-and-Day." Other persons of not less celebrity have arrived at liamburgli and Copenhagen. ‘Ve ore ignorant of the grottbds of tiieve proceedings, and no light i s thrown on the subject he the Danish or burgh ~e vs. I)F,F,ENCE. The following Letter has been addressed by K. Ilerryer, jun. to the President of the Cooneil of Advocates, on the occasion of his being cited by the Attorneruencral, M. Belton, before that. Conned, flit having, in defence of General Cant- brone, professed principles subversive of the le gitimacy of Princes " M. President —The Council of Discipline having had the goodness to postpone till tornor.. rOw the decisiou to be taken in cOnsequettce of the Attontey-General's letter contenting ute,. itt order to give me time to procure fresh explana tinns, I hasten to address hint all, those which my conscience permits me to satot.it to biro. " I again declare, that on the trial of General Cambrone I had reason to think inyiell lree from ali bl4l”e, since the president 'of the council of war, and the King's isti.orucy, to - whom alone' belonged the dist:il:hoe and the right of ekiniing (tile respect for priOciplei iit ca s e thvy were tin- lilted in their preseoce,' did nut interrupt toe by any retioti - k in the Whole course of my plc.ido4s. . 1 11 axing to -defend a General placed in the same predicament with GeneralThouut, mid 0011 feting in that General's system of defence li:tving been udoptell by the authority of the public, Ii astrY, thin) sanctioned- by a sovereign Judgment, again-4 which his Majesty hail forbidden all ap peal to be 111411 c ; I resortt4 to that syNtem, coo fining ftlitlf to develope, hit ati• natot: of my rPgrCil SEVEIIPANCE; client, ihe trims sii,:gestre by rrirtiout pre-. )coding to exp .. 11 lcs%, Any %, thy-..ti . "Tit& Attorney-0, feral', however, having sern in the .I ,, nrhal, that i Ma' , reprqa: lied Wiili ittving. reffeselyted as a Ivolihic and trettevolis it,:tion, that of attacking toe Ki.ig,atl Fiance, friam the tn , uneut n man had rdinqui4l it the quality of Frei 'h ,cititen, and of having asserted that . a. Frenchman who hes riot rkken the oath of alieg,i nnee to thi Xing is not bottod to any obedience` to his njefity.. I unequivocally declare, that t... never broached such propoAitions, and t‘..lat I con. side'.-them as nbrotril. 'My language. cannot .be put in opposition with the conduct I e' !need at the pc rind of the usurpation. Being a Royal Volunteer, i ~ might have combated Gen.. Caelone on the road . from Cannes' to *Paris : the tigitiki of nations put arms in my hands; but when, alter havint been .a. prisoner of war,llencral Cambrone of his own ac cord returned from li.,M:ilmid , to [,hare the tate. of General Drouot. ; and 111 , deliver Itidiself up 'to the justice of the ii..i.ig ; when lie confided. to niiii the cave of his deteuce ; when, performing that A Hered office, I confined myself to set forth in his., , vindication the:state - of tweed obedience in whielt he conceived that a treaty, concluded het ween all the Powers of Europe, hail placed hint tinder 800. naparte ; when this defence had been twice crown ed with complete success, it cannot subictineatlf be imputed .to me :Is a crime . that I pleaded his cause with the real tutu lAdvpentierice which I. owed to our profession. '' it it were wished to oblige me now tolicknow. i ledge, and proclaim that this systeni - of defence was fallacious / • . criminal o condemnable, condemnable it wottlit be requiring a subversion 'of all ideas ; it :would be passing a Censure on twb verdicts; which it was -my duty to provoke'; it, wOuld he condem ning the judges who acquit red General Cambrone it would be . eOnStituting me die : accuser of my ener:t ; it tentild be obliging me . to' rob him of what lie had reeoeired : a counsel ca ht . never be compelled to betray in so egregious a manner the Man who has coulided io Link at (MCC his ilonwir and his life. '' I fully trust that the 'Members of the Council, the:pardnws of the privilege's of our order, will feel the force and itaSlice of these obscrvatiiins ; . and that they will not think it their deity to coll dentn a doctrine %villa') the Judges commis4ioneit to•appt eciri:e it have listened. to ,with at lent bun. even with favour . ; of, which they better than any one, were able to apph.hend the right sense, - and of witielr they !tare adopted the •conelusitias. " I alit, with profound respect, Mr. President, eids. . " May 21, Ma )ttn. Annat." A NI El( it; l'A 1) iLitt;. New York paper, reached its to tire 15th Now that. Congress is adjourned, their interest is considerably diminished. The ittsurrectitOl 13 trbatioei was known at New York. Troops been sent from St. Lucia to'yiell it ; and alrlidirgil. tranquillity had been svai deerded ne cessaryto retain the troops. The Carthageniatt schooner Meteor, eominati , led by the notorious pirate Mitchell, has 'been - eaptto 1 by the States brig Boxer, under the voilimand of Captith% roller., who, after taking ott' 3Q,004 dollars, sem,. on the prize to New. Oilcans, . I t tt ill be recol le,:ted 01;4 Mitchell I .ras' "been aecn..eil by several of the Aitiericani,' Who escaped-front.Carthsigetti4 of lia%ing,ntrered his"serritevitt carrying.olf front It pl i'ce, on the approach ot, the . Spaniards, it .ti onber of the native:s watt Atikertemi theii effects . , whom he after wards landed on a de sert. island, where he aboutioned them without any supply of proviiil)lls, Roil I)l . 6 , c:ceded on pira' eat cruize, retainint4 ileitis own hand's the \elloic of their property: The foleral ticket for Governor and Lienterunt Governor of New York continues to OpTlity a, de- Otajority Its tnost of the to,yns tat tt co-untie,. of that state, King'and TitilietS ate tavouilte candidates. The, following article appears in the yolk papers relative to the reee,it tire in the Catskills Mountains . 14 CAT:4Krit; MAY ii,,—Dnring the week, the Carshill Mountains', and •dirt intervening woods, have been eonat , intly on tire. It is sz,id it extended as far si*Ooli as I.7l;N:ft and Sullivan comities, destroFing in its tionse property to to very, large unimmt. 111 Many instances the bitants s nei g hbwititi g settlements' have beets compelled to sally' out to save 'their dwellings from thstrtsetion. The smoke mod ein , lers from the fire, together with a thick anti hazy atotoi phere, tor it great part of the time obsetveti the sun. A frik.ndly rain tot Sunday stopved the pro. gres.s of the tire, awl reitored,the wonted dearness, of the at,inosphere:' Another the broke out in the back part of "gas. saet;usetts on the 24th of Apt il, aided by the wind and 4110kiglit, destroyed more than 1000 acres of wood, and inateliaily damaged a number of the adj ieent larrnS. A zi ! .ani,tl ship is said to have been eaptureil on the Dth by a C a rthagonian nrivltteer, having on hnartl 4W1,000 dedlat;s ; and :bound froin Vetts Cruz to the Ilacatinati. The ritiVateeV Was pro bably the 'Aleteor. The Washingttm, of 7.4 C0111t11(ulore, Chaitnei.y, had hailed limn i3oston ota tt cruizt:. Capt. APl : Mtn:ugh had appoiuted to the command of the stittam .t. P.rtstnonth. 111AY :7.--ln consequence of an uncom mon , cai cit y,,or moury for a tt.::v days pittit, s inerchantlise helve beeu alluost stns-tetifictt, udid it be impossible to give a p; ii i_ clicfvut tV4)111(1 be of any use. Mt n LL beir , ooty 4111 le in tlemaiill, tlo , re Las being 0 nuiforrn dere,sion priees out ot degree of depro.• tion It woul.i be Vail; to ,Ittesttpt ,riving Witte, other. tiatin the i ninoti: . publii.