The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-12 00:00:00

I,t , : i , 1 1„ i',fate s in performing' the coa l ition presented :hem authorizes their revival. The t_ti 4 e of the Orleans packet is the first which has eecort'ed ~ice toe tat of November, to which the Berlin or Man decrees conld be apillied, and it they be op ,died to this case, it will be difficult . . ftn4Fraucelb ,how one solitary instance of their having beenprae._ revOked: As•to the deliy on the p;irt of the Or.ited States, there had been none. NO niormation of the letter of your Excellency: of the eih of August, left France fur the United:Statvth owing to circumstances which it Was not in the 1 44,14*i. of General Armstrong to COUtrobl, 'until the 29th of September, and to-this moment I have not that'such official information has been thew ,ceived., I might indeed have learnt it,, and been le now to have communicated to your Eicelleney he measures on which the President has decided in oloserpience of it, had not the frigate the ESSeX (HS. patched by him, been put tinder quarantine on her arr;val at L'Orient; (or the Want of a bill of health, land theniessenget thereby detained since the 4th of this mouth. . _ _ will not undertake to decide whether a bill of th ought in courtesy to be exacted of a frigate at .1 friendly power, coining in the winter season from a place hot known to have been lately affli&ed with any ualignant disease; but surely the delay winch this exiaiOn occasions cannot be imputed to a ward of due diligence on the part of the American Govornmeot. I .‘ It is from this.vie‘cr of the so*k that.l ant thoroughly cont inced f hitt ,the application of the Berlin andNltlin DeererSrbythe Dire for 4 of the Customs at Bourdsaux, to the Ne w, Orleans packet, will not be approved by his Majesty, but that prompt and efficient measures will be taken' rocorreit a pro tedure, which, it persisted•in, might produce a state of things which it is the obvious interestof bath na tions Wiwi:Ad. I prey your Ekcellettcy to be atisured of my roost distinguished consideration,:azi. , '• . = (Signed) , JONATHAN :ftWISELL•! cort CPA Ijirrliß 1 1 0031 C1111.1412Y1M TO It. SMITH, OV STeitt. " 'United States Coniulstc--•l3uurdcaux, Dec. 14, 111 m. ott Sir... The brig. New Orleans packet, of , New York, captain Hriattt4, mentioned in my letter, has Since been seized by the Co ileCtor, and her cargo has been put in the Imperial Cestorn-house. ti The sehOoner Friendship of and from Bahl miore, Captain SNOW ) has been sequestered." . • MAILS. , n 7. AjtitiviD-3 Lisbon, i Malta. c Dublin. . Dga-2 tertbrct. , 1 1 14.10 E OF STOCK S TINIS PAY A T . TWILV,f o'CLOCK. Consols ' I ft 1 / 4 ,1(S oiLlitt,e4ll,sLlNl ALonkllt? • LONDON, ty, MAUCH 12 1 1611. • ' '4 4 'Wiuctsvr Castle, Mnr 'h tx, att. it' His MAiIiSTY is much (iltriame as 1w was► or) Sunday." (Signed 113 ust23l). We have received Listen Papers 03 the 2d inst. The most important part of their contents 4:Wes to the fall of Bahjoa. It Appears that the Spanish corps, lately commanded by BOMANA, and after wards under emtattas., consistiq of about 7000, and a strong corps of Portuguese cavalry, had posted themselves on the North of the Guadiana, and Sout,r, who waalaesirgiog Hadajoz, threw a budge over therGuatfi Ina on the left of that place, attacked the Spanarda with a degree of strength that could not be resisted. The Spanish carps was etttirely destroyed, the Chiefs only having escaped. It is mid that Bedajoz has since fallen ; but the details have not been givtn t The rest of the contents chiefly relate to the reported sickness, and privations in MAKIISNA'S Army. It is stated to a letter from Cadiz, that Marshal Montle is dead of the wounds he received at the siege of Olevenza. Since writing the above we learn on the beet our thority that 1141E1,40z had not fallen when the last dispatches from Lard WEWNOTON were dated, which was on the 2d inst. nor had the enemy made any progress in the siege. The' aecnent, too, re_ spefiling the deft:at of the Spiltlitti'ds Wader Catmints, has been Enoch exagerated. They had not lest many men, and they werecotning in very fast when thedia pateha came away. The Bpaltiord 3NO t heir artillery. G o vernment have received thrc.c sets of Dispatches together,' viz. those of the ictli and 2:3d ult. and thotte of the 2d inst. The army continued in the highest health and spirit,.:. By intelligence from Gibraltar it appear., ii n it General OItAII.A.M, with a conSidei'able forc , , et .Algesiras on the 2114 February. The obje6t of this eipeditian was to-drive the French' 'Tram their s everal positions before Cadiz, and raise the siege eat that city. We may daily exped to leceive petort accounts of the result of that important niovernetit, under so brave and skilful au Officer, as General qaAflAitt. The Dannemack, one of Sir I. YO It IL sqtradro arrived in the Tagus on the 20th of February, an stre'v..minder of the squadryn 1 4 , V a s Ce tt on the ikt imt:'by the Sea/lower oti att. Rock of Lisbon. 'AVe . iesterday stated that accounts had been re ceived from America, which were rathtr of an im portant nature. It appears that the American Go vernment have at length foundout,,,what we have lepeatedly stated to be the case, viz: - That 'the Bet; lin and Milan Decrees wereanly 'Mr: had been obliged to acknowledgeihis! tact in a message to the Congress: Whether this discovery will atfe.Cl the Non-Intetconrse 13i11 'or not, :we do not know;. but we think, the..Atnerican Go- . .%ernment can hardly call upon Great 'Britain, Bab.' stpotially to repeal her Orders in Council, while the . Berlin and Milan Decrees 'ate virtually in' famein Frante. The wiedom of ,hisNlajesty'sMinistersin ... • . . • declining to rescind the Orders in Council until it was,clearly .ascertained that BUONAPARTZ lied really 'iepetiled . his Decrees, most .now be appfuent, even to the most, prvjudieed mind. AU Opposition, Paper of Saturday last,: after ex pressing Its unwillingness to 'credit i" the' flyitus rumours froM'Windsor, which insinuated,. that for some days &111 .** JUSTY had suffered a degree df aut.:LT/a/ion, in consequence of ,the result og the Collll6l.belatiast 'Saturday," proceedeil to express' its' belief hat' ',Kis MAJESTY had been seMei \eli it indisposed, since the time when the Physi... clans 'Matte en unaninions. report, that 'he was, in a s advancement to recovery. We did not think it , necessary", at the time, to anitiadvert upon thivinsinuation, 'because vvere convinced that the public. would naturally hank with con fidence to the 'reports of as Physicians, : which stated His MAJESTY' ttonn progress in re coftry. 3ut our • taOtt has been forcibly. diawii Co the si uy abother paragraph in the suttee Paper. of this (lay which states„ that his MA. airy 111•50 rapidly advancing in recovery, . that he vvilt `soon resun 4 fe his regal funetions ; that it is the Ruattwes . niost earnest desire that the Kato ihould resume his authority, that he might be " relieved frotti the irkSorne Situation of carrying on the Ad- Ministration of public affairs on principles of which helloes riot approve, and with men 'whom he doeS outthink capable." How . the Paper alltided to can reconcile its ac count of his NI4I.II4STY'S exacerbation, and its be. lii f of his increased intlispositiou since, the last re port, With its statement of .his MAIRSTY'S rapid advance to recovery,, we .cannot conceive; but the qpposition Writers, we know, , are s not very nice upon the subjed of inconsistency. With regard 10 the ;assertion that the.„Pansics .4EGB . biT-16 clesiroutfof being relieved from the irksome situationrof-cairyiog on the Administtimon,because he thiolis the present Ministers incapable; we, very, much suspett; that it is fbunded are upon the wishes than. upon the tu t opinion Of,the Party. We believe they are rather apptehebOve that the conduct of. His MAJIWIWO Alini4turp, in their intercourse with his. Royal High ness, acrd in the management of the public affairs, sta3y make a favourable impression, and- counteract the insidious efforts which have been , made to in. jure them in .the opinion of that Royal Personage. A Debate took place last night in the House of Commons on the suhjed of the late conunerciakem 7 barrassments. The PRANCIMLOR of the EXCISE WAR, In compliance with the recumtnendation of the Ccintrnittee, proposed a resolution for Advancing tke sum of six millions at Exchequer Bills to fedi. viduals, on sufficient security which was agreed to: Yesterday morning, at eleven o'clock, the Prin. Osseo; SoPius and AOCANTA resumed their usual ride, in the Great Park, aecompanied • by, Lady G. MURRAY, General MADINItaa j • and Col. Tavima, and returned at half:pust One. About twelve 'o'clekk yesterday hia MAIII3TY came on the Terrace,, and, walked till one; accom panied by Dr. Wttaas and ficaaancti. At two U clock his MAJPATY Caine, again, and walked on the Terrace with General Mstoraus. flee. Hansa. tram and WlLus were in atienclariCerhe Ptirraca and all the Royal Dukes left Windsor on Sunday evening for London. Sunday 'morning, at' nine o'clock, the Patrice licoettraet off fur Windsor Caitle, and about twefve had an interview with his MAJ4STtt, witty wlu tit hectntinued about an hour; a l nerwards his Royal Highness visited the Ckumat. and Putsionstas,• with A.vlion? lie remained a enpaiderable time, and in the evening be returned to Carlton Hou,e to dinner. The Woolwien store-ship .arrived, arrived at Ply, iniintli,from the httriiterranean and Gibraltar, She sailed from Malta in the early part of the month of hanary and from Gibraltar she has, Made her pas sage in the unusually shop apace of eight dips.-- A lew letters only have yet been received in town. A letter trout Gibraltar, of the with Febr,uary states, that a report had been circulated in .the Garrison, and whieb had obtained considerable credit, that a part of SaaAkTLANI4, army had . entered Algesitas, and that another division of the sawn army bad also entered St. Roque. Mt. WALTaali the famous.pedesirlin, has under tiken to walk, for a considerable wager, froth 'Low don to Holyhead, . a distance of 276,miles, in' four days and a half, to be pertortned they , latter end ut this month. • A shark, *3 feet long, was caught last month a little below IloW York. In th ttsaw a nima l was found the head and legs of a youth .who had ban drowneti stunt an boor beton!, OLD DR butt —lt is-with W inn:degree of Pie isil ? ' z . v , ...;„ inform our Readers that, gloornv no the robot- Was respe6ling the revival of this edifices it ¢ 5 ' 4 ' 4 , not so hopeless a matter - as seem to Have been ge" nerally w pp f ted. Two 'meetings were I:elii 0 4 wgtic--11..the.-Commit tee und er the Ile:baidil PiJTER , AlObReS, in Great GetThr streci; The Coinmittee is compoied of ma o,:so are not likely to be deceived , or to be negligent in drisalloging the duties. i ntr oited to them ' Pc rion. 7.Pirosins BRAND, the Hoh. ----- g1,,t 45 ,'" ); C .li t r iAl l il li ti i° , 2' A l A lr s . Tu Pe llr rs ° u .s' Mr: lVloott ‘ E V v i ls: T C ß . ll E & A t a lll ' ed eNrilell:LlS° hers of t his. Centinittee. l'he purport of tba e ot4 ' till . iii,-; which have taken place was, we untl I ! ) inquire into• the claiius on the "I'llo tre ' d t li ; Su fiat o‘t iv, it is said, was present, but Ile iS " 4 :"• - :) ,11. ; I t irq t 4. 1 8 ) :I s ir.e C erse o ,s m ti nt a i r t . t:e 0 , 1 _ though,coLirsevasss:;:tei2ollfy teolienicierlareintdii the subjed of inquiry: We are assnied that Midi the iltettlien .of this Cornmittee to proceed vigilance and, resolution, and in the mesa are to be adopted preparatnrY .erection of the Theatre, - upori principles calcullva to gratify the . public with a convenient and ece"''' mica: structure. ' INitoLv,R,NT DRIIToRS.—The Rill now iu fit House of Lords,'brought in by Lord lieticsdailil, rnaliing a pertnarcnt provision Mr the l'l i ' l° it .solvent Dybtirrs' in England, directs the app oiatit4L o b t . p .a Bitrjs . ter of not less than slx years standiatii,`" - 11 ' 14 Al 'Vora Commissiotter for the Belief a iu k , solvent 'Debtors, • and -to preside in a Cold to 7, c.a. l Pd !s , The Court for the Relief of 1 05 ' plbtors," which shall be a Court of hero fusel,,,, purposes of Ihe AA. Any person liavipg bean ill el , 11 „ 1 • 4 3, dy for 'three months or more in any prison inng.'3;, u i p w o li ti l . l at ev iy er p a «:c ie isst for any dent or dernaot t i l i ' :) : ; ply by petition in a summary woy to o'l4 Cou r ; 1 ! i t his or her discharge,. offering in sach 1 4 1 111 : 4). 0 1 convey and 'assign- his or her prortlY,"" l ' 'tvg property g shall' be s° milliisenhai°efieln'it' c t )r o beCiis(citlib;:rs; lillo enedule'ot debts and property to bo a nne%ed w , 1 ,1, petition, flnd the p.3rty to 'Oahe molt .°l . ,, lft , i ', N t ‘iiiii. at the petition 'and schedule.--.Cipy 9t l'' .-1 1 ,1 sc i bedule, 'arid oath, to be served on thy peri" n .,,,,, ‘!ilatie Suit the prisoner is derained, togeikr itt°o e 6 PY of the order .of the Court on such pellrifghlue days at k asi before the ela3;appoiated for Iteingili, matter of the , petition; On the day of 0 4 j 'ai sat to be brouglp before the Court, la ba n e l : / ,' l ',,,ee ("illlng Ole li 4th of tip...matter contained i t i ,;',l, di t ,lon•and .schedule; or before .Justiees nettle r., a ,,iot 1 e!' 1 49. 114 by order of 'he Court. • blurt 0 1, 41 11 4, of n . assignee . or assignees of the esiatt ,oo `, s isit' r isoner, and properconveyanees and asatg""', i v :tlPive",ll. ofo cillOtts "'lien able) '''''', . I e e 7, a e „ d i T ' e lit lee .loget her with' entrtgetnent.forgot",;,ol end upon tke . vo lr ii• e • ' r idaY order chseharge of i pr_soit, ~, Lo d ;ie ct)' i_ l ir . :: : ).:o6 ;- :.1 0 ) :: .5 1. 1 p, . 11. t' 1 er,4 : 10 -11 : ,ps vP i t .ate e ll t : i d i. i iilid ec ; a ll ,s. l i ) g sa : j :;: r a t i:i tit il ie t ( s g irb i t r i i. l , 3 ia l : t g ad e f h a t :e irt il ,: l ' oil!tviult:s:;Py'stutdrslor.iesstic.t:(l.sines (ctt)e)siiiittlp)gle:',li):-t•ei‘oiaiibuteiir"rc,':.°llll,:i:::),lil:::l4sitjti4.lll:loi4ft°l:::. personal, in the hands or heirs, esecotori,,ll_„'.dolo ..r.,P.r.,IscIP orframiulently disposing ot 1110,1:.eji,it 'll;tirligt! .t ot holaetietit of t he' ad. • 'lf ill,;tl).'rt, op. sel by Alischatge to be' void. A"',,atil o f 4" within two months, " die ' Pet° L l ~meeting of creditors, and to t0 2146 ; ,. 1 41 1i1 fr.r, ~,1.:.e.--",-totea Had . powers of leasing vc'th",,,,,,tif•!!' e ' r 'l r t -1" be. Vecred , Itt- • isiignee4 'Pr 7 t - i o. ief , or e, ii 9.", Aisinteos .not . to bi etitide.d.." il.icwilc. ~,,. 8 9Y ..glieei. s iii. the army or navy, °r 11 , 1 ' .. i . ir iarik . h '! l • 9 Y, Dehefireor. curacy.' Prisoner, a ter o pej u w e i ll . ) .4 4r,r 4 4 1 r0 :tor : ,any debtor demand , i ° r t,t'' I "c h , tiut;h: discharge Was 'obtained, 09Yproce0 "svci by avdge of litO,CoUft 'froth wlll, Ce , / , at , I 1-1 , •!(1, , ou showing order of dischargi!. r 0; Ire::, c i ki . itody fi r sums • entbezzled •in . hreacl a co ute? 1 , ° • I ! C9 . Pq 1114'1114d • to clisciarge, Withoutli` or L 4e 4 ("IT.,rs'Ons to whom such , dents sic d r t iso o66 ' utob ha i l it:l r l ' ,, V s ch r i a : :g yai 7 ;i : n o eha l b : ' , : t , :a c sb l i ede n '4 :e n d e :c i c in r t ° 6 l,l n d oui f l it i r n it : o u e d n t o i '. ll l6 n l e a vn l t e s e t eil r.y p i ) te r 7 e a t i or { ?: s l; ,;c. e , l ot : D ri ri l c tp c::' , r 7,9 °-id e a . t i m r l :4 lgr d a4l :l B l i i f t e ei i ri l i r r: °C c t fri'•ciefdliPLrtOsPree:::rentl'aporfili'aniaidaill°7:s:l:ll:llQciPttrele'irdsl:it:::;:' orrtaving b een • i m p r i so ned . five Ye!r-i,:, log ,1 "'Paster.' The: same where prisOneF . .'', 4 - , 7 v arb; 1 poling. since being in prison, iOl. in 0 " ° ;; t 1 'io j; ' l ',', ill the whole. -Cenveyance or ttiegonl*,, be ": ayreference . to a creditor, prisoner mil e s i 0 1 0 P l " cebarged, ''unless such creditor relingi 0,4011.' k r . erence. Court , to make' order in caso ' , ', 0 ,.. fl e ; dud of assignees, or to appoint new,a 6ai g i palt d° ,,i .sonettcommitted: by any -procoo9 lot r",„-IPeetitiii n of moneyi or by Courts of eboseiened, ' ; . og lill (er .' to -the benefit of the - Aa.;,...Perieite, hit,t,'.o,,yoiftl the benefit of any•lni-elliont, Act within.° mootoi, net to• be entitled to the bentifi t I ,?!.., i rth dl6' i l tl 34)o' tire i expiration of five yeurs-4risoliFi .% - ibrti e o 44 t.ne Crown not to be discharged 0010.7„,.di5cit4,1; bo x rits of - th e 1 . .. ii , ' persv ,,, 44 4-1 . , re sury COnfient--"r, 11 % e oetK ip up cr , this. Ad not to be entitled to i ' Ili t '' f-f l a , wliA64).fille:Y.eitraltilik,WittelS;,:iitifeii ihr c ee ; t o to 0? 1 ,', • qtaiters.in•nombet and.vai ue congea l ,_„ li t j t i(114 1 , 1 , 1) :' t e "Ys ontn nod held in the rnetrOpnlii7.-eti0..',41; 4i; e•Wit 01 the Courts o f King's Eiellinix "-(4. ti $i 091 a "!° kcheqi)or,:. to:. be itornitoti:d-ri11E,64 .010 / 1 0 every Tenn,. to. - form , n . COLIft Or l' . *; i i ilo' . ."Pile4lB.lripu the deeision* of,'Lli Cou r ` ' ..... '' 4a,.. . ' ' • - SliittTilFl r He ~,, , i 1 ..aY';.SI4A6i ti 341. a nilLiclilniusgos:yr).ic),,,,J,:i i'; , ' ' r , 1111 . 4 : A —-_LO MA It !.ET, NiA.'''''' ~t - p ri ,l ":, vot i : 12;114; tlie sll.(A'' of.cattie Lceart:r oe! . is 'avapt,..r ; Aluituil 1 4 0 d; ~ r AJd 11j ,, t h e i ', ' 1)"rk Old L it liest price.; Old tied o ie'r !'i. tipe - E l i ():! ~\P„.."t.,.*a., ioutc what briph...";,vier 1,54,?' ti , I - Y. ""Ket Wei e ratlior livety J ilsij‘)„.prire;" ;I ; HiY.qid Siraw obia , if:"ti:ei Ft ` ~,„ 1 pric , „: , , ::40'ilt:i":i atficcora to slaw' in ' ea. -t ‘ i t ,i • - ' f sib. , li ,, i . 4 l'o sink the °Hitt per staffe , 10 5 5, 4i' ,j, 11 .i ,`,,t to .pct. to ss, ,d, Mutton -.45..4',.. p o p b'' oi., ~,i.. ' s ~,, 61 + . P.ork 5 5. O b i. to 74,. 9 41, .. 0, rip 0 CAIVC# IV' ' if l'' geausts 1290, Sheep 13,240. 'LT, Jo sMiritrlLL'l ) • o fl,cv Str,,vv t o .a(L ,to 91: or, • f"*r 9 q , Oa. 40 91. "15. NAVAL NEWS. FALMOUTH', IVIARCR g.--Arrived this day the Mar/tory/1k , packet, Captain Aut.i., with dispatches (the Mail), from Li,boti; which She Jett . on the Instant, at time, , the squadron under the , coipmand.: of Sir Jostrx • YORK'S, bad not arrived Out Th e Spanish army, consisting of a bo ut 0,000 . - • mep; aud which were encamped. before Badajos, • hattbeen surprised.by the French army, under-Mott- Tqlt, 4nt! totally- Aspersed. , • After :which; the French army were advancing towards the' south• side of the Tains, The' Prench love sent in their .11,31 alt their heavy baggage and artillery. Lord Wet, t.rvt;T+,w's a ny'‘is int high order, and wady to take' any faVot'ratil , .: opportunity that may otter.—Al • ,• • shal fkIiESFORDOVitki 2,0p0 men, is on the side of the Tagus:. The arrival of vessels of all de. scriptionS, "give - the English every supply pos s ible. Cheese; butter,, potatoes, and provisions, are as cheap in thel'aguras in England. .A'sloop of war, with to sail on the 3d instant for Plymouth. Arrived also hip ILljestys ship liumbor,' with a fleet of coasters, from the Downs;` the brig Recovery, Wit.t.rAats; Master, to load . f9r " his MajestY's &hips franchife, Abundanc'r, - 4)Y, - .(asfier, and 111/lirron, m'ith about 130) sail of • '4nskoits,ke,',.for Llsbou and the Mediterranean. is,no.w -intermitted that the vessel lost, on the Manacle nook'is transpott, and marked A. El. sup. poed to beOri. of the Poit . liers's convoy, Sailed . his Majesty's, ship Tribune, Capt. Reynolds. for llarbadnes ; ,Prineess Charlotte aqd Walsinghain :platen, with Mails for ,Lisbon ; Chesterfidd p.seicet, with Mails tar Malta; Manchester packet, with Mails for Catliz•; Lord Hobart pukes, with Mails tut -Surinam, &e, ; Prince:l Amelia packet, with Mails fur lainaiti; Swallow packet, with Mailsfor the Brazils; 'Ann packet, with Mails 'tbr Amorica Queen Charlotte packer, with Mails tot the yindward !slangs. . 64, IgAaptt ,—...4rritceci the 4eiii a cutter yVatla a , prize from off the Scaw. The Outward bouitri rernittiu ' • ',Powrsraotriu, !vhacki I.—Arrived a kw ship* Cram the'Downs. :fiailmi the Linnet an a cruize. . ....•'••••••••••••••••• On Tnesdey3oo French prisoneri were landed'qt • Leith, horn - the Gorgon, 44; and marched off, in three. dirisionit . , for the' epot at' Greenlaw. A pro jeeted rising 'Of the prisoners,. on board, was Fortunately diseovred, ntore than half 'an hour before it was, to be put in execution, Fifty tirnk were alloVied to be on •deek, ,for the benefit M air,, and these,. 'one given signal, . WcII to lei 111,y attntfof the tnatiries, while 't he remairajerAttelOpk, tett to rail, up eud overpoucr crew'. 'Two of. the .ringleaders, one at them an officer,.„yieete strongly guaidtd• on their •wity:,ln . , tel the arrival of a ship frorrvAbyisittia.' We have since learnt some ,/ t I •Ot n. • attepi a bte particntara of • the resu lt trievnitigtt I.lr as related M, the pnlkiral abject with Which .it was. undertaken.- The. King tit that country' re., ceiverf-Mr. sxLi.,. the lititiiii - Agen;, cularlespeft and disiinaiop i and the few but ei 1 - seleaeri presentVdslivf red by the latter 'produced a very favottrable dispuiition in ,personue on w4torn they icier" conferred. 'Much oppositio n 'l e ad been given byi. some arttul',and industtious 'French itintenaut4 but the English interest and , compleitijs . prevailki, acid stir the tirs't I hit remote , Christian country, 'iireyers - wCre off red' up for the life of Gp.otms the Third, on the Sabbath days in the same service with' those for the native sovereign:A/1r: PeAttcs, au Associate at , Mr. SAL.; Whp -wilt left Itt . WlAui.vaii . to loath the' iangtiage of the cannily, was found by him in perfect health. Mr.IALT way introduced to the King ,of Ahya., hurls pt I>t capital,,Amtalowi and we tiiidoritatid; that en..openingis made for commercial intercourse. "fn need riot state to our Readers that this is the Gentle man who accompanied Lord VALESTIA in 14s tour. • • Wu. hav seldom head of a more dreadftil and: , diabolical murder than the following :--Taiofernala servants,- belonging to a farmer who resides near to' Castlelio, asked leave of their mistres4 to goo diiiicrk in tha neighbourhood, which she would not grant; notwithstanding, being determined on going, they accordingly; alter all the family had retired to rerst, got up and went off, accompanied by ~two young men, we believe fellow-servants. Next ; morning the girls were Milaek" o n . which a' very general and minute search was made for them through the coon try,one of then was found a ditch, strangled with her own handkerchief ; the other, we are sorry to siii ? could not be louncl... Stispicien haVing 'bt.,.en'- f it t i l elred to the yiln3 men r ho left their matti'ves house' with them, they were taken into erislaily and confined in -altouse,. from iv/4'0)11e of theta made his escape by leaping out of a .window„. but the other has been safely lodged, in taifford gaol, It . is generally *apposed that - the se v ill a in s ' intentio n s were - to debauch the girls,' and not beinw able itref feet their purpose with out f orce, they. pte ° ferred comet . mining murder, rather than fail in accomplishing their wicked designs, The Other girl, it is sup ; poiod, has been 415 U .tuuttlered,` and thrown inth sonie hole or tiver,, where she still remains undis eovered.—(Londanderry Nurnat.) r , 'Saturday, at healer otckick, a wretch Who Litely. filled 'ft respectablo sit %It hut. • as' bu I lei ett - man7s..family, in, the netgaottrhood of Wimitni . e. tit reet, and 4,y1t0 wax found guilty, at the,last Selsionii, of 'attempting an unnalordi strtod on the PiiiilrYr ner . 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